Avon, Ohio -- No Avon, it’s not a Chick-fil-A, but the city may soon be home to a new Panera Bread location. Mike Gilbert with Development Management Group, LLC is requesting approval from the city’s Planning Commision (Dec. 18 meeting) of the site plan for a proposed 4,523-sq.-ft. Panera restaurant to be constructed at 35680 Chester Road (between Menard’s and the new Bendix building). The plans also include approval from City Council of a special use permit for the location to include an outdoor patio and drive-thru.
A Panera Bread restaurant is proposed for 35680 Chester Road, Avon
It has not been confirmed if the Avon Commons Panera Bread location will remain as Covelli Enterprises, the Panera franchisee at Avon Commons, did not return calls for comment/confirmation. Gilbert also did not return calls for comment by deadline.
Additional items on Planning Commission’s agenda include approval of the general development plan for Avon International Commerce Park to be constructed on the north side of Avon Commerce Parkway, east of Moore Road. The site plan includes a 120,000-sq.-ft. building and parking lot for Avon International Commerce Park Phase 1.
In addition to the new businesses coming to the city, the approval of two new housing developments are on the agenda. Kevin Hoffman of Polaris Engineering, representing Garland New Homes, is requesting approval of the Preliminary Plat for a new 20 home subdivision called, Autumn Grove, to be constructed on the south side of Riegelsberger Road, west of Jaycox Road.
An informal presentation by Vince Bobkovich of Euthenics, is listed for a proposed Preliminary Plat for a new 41 home subdivision called, Avon Esplanade, to be constructed on the east side of Nagel Road, north of Mills Road
AVON
Surveillance program: The Avon Police Department recently announced a new program in collaboration with residents. The Residential Camera Registration Program is an added layer of safety for residents and will assist the police department with investigations. The department is asking residents and business owners with exterior surveillance (including doorbell cameras) to voluntarily register the exterior cameras with the department. Residents are able to control access to their home videos and the program is voluntary. According to a press release issued by the department, the program has proven to be successful nationally in deterring crime and catching criminals by providing police with video recordings made by home video surveillance systems. To join the program, go to cityofavon.com/172/Police and click the “Police Services and Programs” tab. For more information, call Officer Jim Drozdowski at 440-934-7860.
Pool passes: Give the gift of summer this holiday season as 2020 season passes for the Avon Pool are now on sale. Renew or purchase a pass and take advantage of a special 5th anniversary rollback in pricing. As an additional holiday bonus, families will receive a $10 pool concession gift card with the purchase of a family membership (offer expires Dec. 31. To renew or purchase a pass online, go to xxx. Passes can also be purchased at the Parks and Recreation office, 35001 Schwartz Road. Online purchase is only available for resident renewal membership. For more information, go to avonpool.org The Avon Pool opens May 29.
Babysitting course: University Hospitals is offering a Safe Sitter class designed for boys and girls in grades 6-8 to prepare them to be safe when babysitting or home alone. The students will also use manikins to practice rescue skills such as choking and CPR. The class is from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Jan 17 (no school for Avon students) at the Avon Community Center Northgate, 2155 Eaton Drive. Class fee is $50 and students should bring a sack lunch to class. Both payment and registration must be submitted to enroll a child in the class. To register, call 216-983-1110 or email Rachel.Farinelli@UHhospitals.org.
Art, craft show: Shop for last minute gift items at the Avon Winter Avant-Garde Art & Craft Show from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Dec. 21 at the Emerald Event Center, 33040 Just Imagine Drive. Admission is $3, and free for children under 12-years-old.
In addition to vendors selling handmade goods, Avant-Garde shows are also charitable. The Avon show will benefit Avon Lake-based Smiles for Sophie Forever. The non-profit provides financial support to families dealing with pediatric brain tumors, as well as increasing awareness. Sophie Quayle passed away in 2007. For more information, go to avantgardeshows.com.
Browser’s Reading Buddies: Children ages 5 to 10 are invited to read to a therapy dog at the Avon Library from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Dec. 21, Jan. 18, and Feb. 15. Dog‑themed activities are also included during the events. Pre-registration is required, call 440-934-4743.
AVON LAKE
Holiday lights contest: The entries are in for the city’s Deck the House holiday lights contest. Avon Lake residents-only are encouraged to vote for their favorite display. Voting closes at noon Dec. 19. To vote, go to bit.ly/DecktheHouse19Vote. The Parks and Recreation Department will also be posting a lights route soon for all to enjoy the displays.
Eagle calendars: Just in time for the holiday gift-giving season, the 2020 Avon Lake Redwood Eagle calendars are on sale and can be purchased by check or cash for $15. Calendars are available in the school’s main office, 32967 Redwood Blvd., on school days, during school hours from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The calendar features 13 pictures taken of the bald eagles that have made Redwood Elementary School in Avon Lake their home. Money collected for the calendars will be put towards educational resources to promote the Redwood bald eagles. The pictures were taken by local photographers.
School calendars: The Avon Lake City Schools Board of Education recently approved district calendars for the next three years. For those planning for next school year, the first day of school is Aug. 25 (grades 1-12) and Aug. 27 for kindergarten. Calendars are available on the district’s website, avonlakecityschools.org/calendar.
NORTH RIDGEVILLE
Noon Year’s Eve Celebrations: Ring in the New Year with a sensory friendly celebration at the North Ridgeville Library from 11 a.m. to noon Dec. 30. The program is for children who need a quieter, less-crowded and sensory friendly environment. Pre-registration is required for all attending (children, caregivers, and siblings). To register, call 440-327-8326.
A Noon Year’s Eve Celebration will take place from 11 a.m. to noon Dec. 31 at the library to celebrate 2020. Pre-registration is required for all attending (children and caregivers). To register, call 440-327-8326.
Winter walking: Don’t let the cold weather keep your from staying active this winter. The Parks and Recreation Department and North Ridgeville Heart & Sole are offering an indoor walking program, preceded by a brief informative talk by local health professionals and city officials. The program runs 12 consecutive Thursdays from 6 to 7:30 p.m., beginning Jan. 9 and ending March 26 (no walk Feb. 27) at Liberty Elementary School, 5700 Jaycox Road. Pre-registration is not required. For more information, email nrheartandsole@gmail.com or follow on Facebook at facebook.com/nrheartandsole.
Merry Christmas: I wanted to take this time (and space) to wish you all a wonderful holiday with your family and friends.
If you have news to share regarding an event, award or other interesting tidbit happening in Avon or Avon Lake, and North Ridgeville send me an email at jshortavon@aol.com. The column’s online version is at Cleveland.com/Avon, which offers direct links for many of the news items listed.
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