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Click here to read the report about land use considerations for the service facility, prepared by planning and development consultant Dave Hartt. Bialosky & Partners Architects created a project overview and cost comparison. Learn about the: Service Facility Project - Land Acquisition Options
The new Service Department facility can be achieved with NO additional tax burden and has many additional benefits. Are you ready to vote on this important issue?	Explore The Land Acquisition Options

everything from road repairs, to snow removal, flood prevention, and recycling. Maintenance and repair to all village equipment, buildings and grounds. is handled with great pride and dedication. Orange Village has expanded substantially and the current Service Department facility can no longer meet the needs of the growing department. The Orange Village Service Department - 2009 Annual Report shows what the department accomplished in 2009.

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Space is still available in the Community Garden on Emery Rd. This is the perfect time for late summer planting.

• Plant now for fall vegetables

• Seeds to plant in late summer/fall

• Veggies to plant in late summer

• Late Summer Planting for a Fall Harvest

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A fee of $50 per year is required, $25 of which is a refundable "clean-up" fee to be refunded at the end of the season if the plot is cleaned properly.

Sign up form - Garden box info - More information call 440.498.4400

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DEA will coordinate a collaborative effort with state and local law enforcement agencies focused on removing potentially dangerous controlled substances from our nation’s medicine cabinets. A national take-back day will provide a unified opportunity for the public to surrender expired, unwanted, or unused pharmaceutical controlled substances and other medications to law enforcement officers for destruction. This one-day effort details

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Miles Road/Harper Road Intersection improvement. details

Miles/Harper Intersection Improvement
Construction activities are currently taking place on the south side of the roadway

Placement of the south side roadway pavement and curb is expected to be complete in August

Following the construction of the south side pavement will be construction of the retaining wall and sidewalks.

By mid September the Miles and Harper intersection will be milled and resurfaced

The activities extend into the fall will be, continued work on the traffic signalization at the Miles Farmer's Market and at Miles and Harper roads.

Patience
As work progresses, please be patient when dealing with the inconveniences of construction. We regret the temporary effects this work will have on your community.

Additional Information
For more information, questions or concerns, please contact the Cuyahoga County Engineer - Public Information Department, Monday through Friday, 8:30-4:30 at (216)348-3824

Email milesatharper@yahoo.com

Orange Village Water Main Extensions
Contractor (Terrace Construction) is beginning work on August 16. They are starting at the Harvard / Lander Intersection (should last 1 week) and Jackson (anticipate 3-4 weeks). They will move from Jackson to Pike Dr. (3-4 weeks), West Woodcrest & Woodcrest (3-4 weeks), East Woodcrest/ Miles intersection (1 week), Smithfield /Lander Intersection (1 Week) and Orange Place/ Pinecrest Intersection (2 weeks).

Many of the roadways will be under construction simultaneously. As they chlorinate and test on one street they will begin to install on another. Some street may move around. The contractor will be passing out notification to all residents affected by the construction prior to starting on the street.

The contractor is anticipating to be completed with all construction by Late September

Final restoration will be completed for all streets near the end of the project (Late September). All landscaping will all be re-inspected again in the spring.

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Baldwin Wallace performed a Municipal Services Collaboration Study including Hunting Valley, Moreland Hills, Orange Village, and Pepper Pike. Read the study on-line

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The Cuyahoga County Board of Elections advises voters to prepare for the historic September 7, 2010 Primary Election by becoming familiar with the new county government system.

For the first time, voters will cast ballots for Partisan Candidates running for 11 County Council District seats and County Executive.

All Cuyahoga County voters now live in one of the new districts and should become familiar with its boundaries. Click to view County and District 9 maps.

Democratic, Republican, and Minor Party candidates are running for County Executive and County Council in the September 7, 2010 Primary Election. The winning Primary Election candidates from each party and Independent Candidates will be on the November 2, 2010 General Election ballot.

Vote by Mail allows voters extra time to study candidates and issues at home. Vote by Mail ballot applications are available at public libraries, the Board of Elections, 2925 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, and the Board of Elections website: www.boe.cuyahogacounty.us or by calling the Board of Elections at 216-443-3298.

Voters should check their voting information prior to each election. Voters may confirm their ward, precinct, voting location, and County Council District at the Board of Elections website: www.boe.cuyahogacounty.us or by calling 216-443-3298.

• Dates - Deadlines
• The Cuyahoga County Board of Elections is hiring Poll Workers.