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Engineering Department

 

General Information

Mark A. Schmitzer, P.E., City Engineer

Daniel J. Collins, P.E., Assistant City Engineer  

11545 Royalton Road
North Royalton, Ohio 44133
440-582-3001
440-582-3089 Fax 

Helpful Links 

Flood Zone Information

Click the following link to access the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s (FEMA’s) Map Service Center (Note: perform a “Product Search by” using the Map Panel ID found on the North Royalton MAP INDEX page): 

http://msc.fema.gov/portal

From this link, you can access any of FEMA’s Map Panels (Flood Insurance Rate Maps, aka FIRMs) to determine if a property is located within a FEMA recognized flood zone.

Feel free to contact the City of North Royalton Engineering Department at (440) 582-3001 should you have any questions.

Storm Water Management Facility Maintenance Assistance Program

This program is intended for property owners and home owners associations that have been issued a “Long-Term Operation & Maintenance Report” from Cuyahoga Soil & Water Conservation District outlining maintenance items that require correction for their respective storm water management facilities.  Specific details regarding the program can be found by clicking the link below:

Ordinance 18-41

Click on the link below to access the application to be filled out and returned to the Engineering Department:

SWM Facility Maintenance Assistance Program Application

Please direct all questions regarding this program to the City Engineer at mschmitzer@northroyalton.org or (440) 582-3001.

Rocky River Watershed Stakeholders

The latest edition of The Flow is now available to view or download at www.MyRockyRiver.org.

In this issue:
  • Stopping Sediment at its Source in the Rocky River Watershed project to focus on Baldwin Creek, Mallet Creek and Plum Creek subwatersheds
  • Plum Creek and Upper East Branch Protection and Restoration Planning
  • Headwater Streets Residential Rebate Program Expands to include entire Abram Creek and Baldwin Creek Subwatersheds
  • Rocky River Watershed Council Receives NEORSD Grant
  • Volunteers Stabilize Eroding Streambank on Johnson’s Creek
  • And more!

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