Welcome to the Cuyahoga
County Airport EA Project Site

Wondering what’s happening with the Environmental Assessment (EA) now that the first big public meeting is done?  The project has moved into a time of information gathering and field research that will continue into the fall.  Many of the technical teams, including biologists, wetlands specialists, historians and archeologists have already started their work.  The first

  Over 80 people attended the first open house event at the Cuyahoga County Airport. The event was held on February 27th in a private hangar on the airport which provided lots of space for the display boards and comment area.  It also gave visitors a glimpse at two of the aircraft operating at the

The first of three newsletters is done and made its debut appearance at the Open House on February 27th.  It includes lots of the information and photos that were presented at the Open House.  You can see it now on the Documents and Links page. A Fact Sheet with questions and answers about the project

Cuyahoga County, owner of the Cuyahoga County Airport, is holding an informational open house: Wednesday, February 27, 2013 from 3:30—7:30 PM at the Cuyahoga County Airport 26180 Curtiss Wright Parkway, Richmond Heights, OH 44143 The open house is a “drop in” event—there is no formal presentation scheduled so attendees may arrive any time between 3:30

An Environmental Assessment (EA) is the evaluation process required by the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) that requires the FAA and most other federal agencies to consider the environmental effects of an action prior to making decisions. An EA is a comprehensive analysis of the social, economic and environmental impacts of a particular project.  The

The EA project will address both a runway pavement repair project and a safety area project.  There is FAA funding available for runway repair projects but the Runway Safety Area (RSA) must be improved at the same time as a condition of federal funding.

Public participation is an important part of an Environmental Assessment (EA) project.  There are lots of ways to participate. Stay informed.  This website is the place to find the most current project information. All new information is added to the “Blog” page so check back regularly and read the latest. If you’re wondering about the