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Monday, September 10, 2012
Saturday, September 8, 2012
Celebrate Wildcat Park Today
Festivities kick off at 9 a.m. with a parade
Mayfield Heights will host a daylong celebration with the opening of Wildcat Park, the $36 million, three-year project that includes the renovation of the football stadium and athletic area behind Mayfield High School. The Pride of Mayfield marching band will lead the parade. Residents can enjoy refreshments, games, sporting events and prizes throughout the day and evening. The Mayfield Wildcats varsity football team will face the Olmsted Falls Bulldogs at 7 p.m. Are you going to the celebration? Share your photos by clicking the 'upload photos and videos' button above!
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Wednesday, September 5, 2012
Blog: Highland Heights Economic Development
Blogger Amy Feran provides her impressions on recent legislation and decisions in Highland Heights
Sunday, September 2, 2012
Week in Review: Wildcat Park, Mayfield Loses, Obama Cancels Visit, Anderson’s Offense, SCORE
Here’s what happened in the Mayfield-Hillcrest area this week.
Wildcat Park – Mayfield City School board members said they were quite pleased with the Wildcat Park project after a tour of the premises on Wednesday afternoon before its grand opening this upcoming Saturday. Mayfield Loses – Willoughby South’s Kareem Hunt smashed his way to 310 yards on 28 carries and scored four touchdowns as the Rebels handled the Wildcats, 56-35, in a non-conference game Friday night. Obama Cancels Visit – President Barack Obama's appearance in Cleveland got canceled as he planned to speak at an 11th Congressional District Labor Day event Monday morning and decided instead to go to Louisiana in the wake of Hurricane Isaac. Anderson’s Offense – Hawken running back Khari Anderson has been adjusting well to his new role …
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Thursday, August 30, 2012
Board Gets Tour of Wildcat Park Development
Celebration planned for Sept. 8
From the look of things, Mayfield City School board members are quite pleased with the Wildcat Park project after a tour of the premises on Wednesday afternoon a little more than one week before its grand opening on Sept. 8. Superintendent Dr. Keith Kelly and Treasurer Scott Snyder put together a slide show presentation giving an overview of the project at a school board meeting Wednesday evening. Overall, the $36 million, three-year project has impacted the entirety of the school district including Mayfield Middle School, Millridge Elementary, Center Elementary, Lander Elementary, CEVEC and a transportation center with the new high school football facility being among the final touches. Kelly, who just took over as the new superintendent…
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Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Wildcat Park Project Plans are Approved
First phase expected to cost $3.5 million.
Plans for the Wildcat Park Project at Mayfield High School were approved on Monday by Mayfield Village officials. The project involves renovation of the football stadium and athletic area behind the school, as well as a pedestrian plaza. The first phase, expected to cost $3.5 million, is scheduled to be done before football season next fall. The Mayfield Village Planning & Zoning Commission voted Monday to recommend Village Council approval, which was then granted at a special meeting later in the evening. Architect Jeff Henderson of ThenDesign Architecture said the first phase will involve replacement of bleachers on the home side of the stadium. Seating will remain at 2,500, but a middle section will feature 500 seats rather than …
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Monday, January 23, 2012
Mayfield High Stadium Renovation Plans Ready for Approval
Planning & Zoning Commission vote scheduled for Feb. 6.
Plans for the first phase of the Wildcat Park Project at Mayfield High School will come up for a Mayfield Village Planning & Zoning Commission vote on Feb. 6. Ground is expected to be broken this spring on the first phase, which involves replacement of the bleachers, concession stands, ticket booth and restrooms on the home side of the stadium. At a recent commission planning session, architect Jeff Henderson of ThenDesign Architecture said that the home bleachers will be demolished and replaced with new bleachers and a center section with about 500 seats. Total seating on the home side will still be 2,500. "The bleachers are actually going to be a bit wider then they are now," Henderson said. "There isn't adequate handicapped access." …
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Thursday, January 5, 2012
Wildcat Park Project Approved by Architectural Review Board
Construction expected to start in spring.
The Mayfield City School District can proceed with plans the first phase of the Wildcat Park project at Mayfield High School, as plans were approved Wednesday by the Mayfield Village Architectural Review Board. Ron DiNardo, ARB chairman, said district architects were able to supply three samples incorporating earth tones into the wall for the concession stand/restroom area. The district had submitted a gray color palette, which DiNardo said looked too drab, in an effort to tie in with the back of the high school building. "I think it'll be a better fit when they build it," DiNardo said. "I've used the same gray, but in industrial buildings in an office/warehouse setting. I think you'll get compliments when it's done." The district plans to…
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Wednesday, January 4, 2012
Wildcat Park Projected Reviewed in Mayfield Village Tonight
Architectural Review Board has special meeting at 7:30 p.m.
The Mayfield Village Architectural Review Board will have a special meeting at 7:30 tonight to discuss the Wildcat Park project at Mayfield High School. Plans for the Wildcat Park stadium and athletic area renovations were reviewed by the ARB on Dec. 22, but approval could not be given because only two of five members were present. A special meeting was called because school officials planned to go out to bid for the project on Thursday. Much of the discussion on Dec. 22 centered on the proposed 110-foot light poles and the gray color planned for the buildings containing the concession stand, restrooms and ticket booth. The light poles at the stadium are 80 to 85 feet high. Jeff Henderson of ThenDesign Architecture, who attended the …
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Wednesday, October 26, 2011
School District Presents Plans for Wildcat Park Project
Expectation is to have work done in time for next football season.
A new entrance to the football stadium, artificial turf and bleachers are planned as part of the Mayfield City School District's Wildcat Park project. John Folkman, district director of business services, and Bob Orovets of ThenDesign Architecture presented design plans at a workshop meeting of the Mayfield Village Planning and Zoning Commission. The project is also expected to be on the commission's Nov. 7 agenda. Orovets said most elements of the athletic fields, located behind Mayfield High School, will remain the same. He said the football field will be enlarged to accommodate soccer, artificial turf will be installed and there will be a new track surface. New lighting is also planned – Orovets said the six large light poles at the …
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