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Dan Langshaw’s Testimony before the Ohio House Finance Committee on HB 110 on March 11, 2021

Posted on March 11, 2021 by Dan Langshaw in Testimony

Former North Royalton Ward 3 Councilman Dan Langshaw and former Treasurer for the Northeast Ohio City Council Association testified before the Ohio House Finance Committee on House Bill 110 the state operating budget for FY 2022 and FY 2023 at the Statehouse in Columbus, Ohio on March 11, 2021. He urged lawmakers for more COVID-19 relief funding for local governments, small businesses, and Ohioans in the budget. He also described what areas of the budget were positive and other areas needing to be improved upon before the General Assembly approves the overall state budget before the June 30^th deadline.

Click Here to view Dan Langshaw’s full testimony.

Click Here and forward to the 55:56 mark to view the video of Dan Langshaw’s testimony.

Dan Langshaw’s Intersection of York & Albion Road Public Comments February 2, 2021 before North Royalton City Council Streets Committee Meeting

Posted on February 2, 2021 by Dan Langshaw in Testimony

Dan Langshaw’s Intersection of York & Albion Road Public Comments February 2, 2021 before North Royalton City Council Streets Committee Meeting

The issue of addressing the traffic and safety concerns regarding the intersection of York & Albion Road has been going for almost two decades. We all know what needs to be done. I thought we were close to getting real action on this issue early in 2020 when I was on Council. However, it seems like we are going backwards to further delays with another study being called for it seems. I urge City Council to finally get this issue addressed by either adding a left turn arrow to the existing signal operation or left turn only lanes on the northbound and southbound approaches to York Road. Here are some reasons why:

Page 5 of the June 2019 Intersection Crash Evaluation Technical Memorandum Study by the Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency, they ranked it as the 4th highest intersection in our city with frequent crashes between 2014-2018 with a total of 36 vs the intersection of Ridge/Royalwood/Julia that was in a 4 way tie for 9th.
Page 6 of June 2019 Intersection Crash Evaluation Technical Memorandum Study by the Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency even states that the intersection of York & Albion Road be a higher priority to address due to the frequency of crashes.
Page 6 of the November 2020 Intersection Operational Analysis York Road and Albion Road Study by the Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency under recommendations under bullet points 3 and 5 support my suggested solutions I have already mention and some of you have too.
Fire Station #2 is located at the intersection of York and Albion Roads and is a vital service that people count on with their lives to respond quickly without delay.
In a May 4, 2019 North Royalton Post Article Mrs. Fenos was quoted saying “If traffic backs up with nowhere else to go and emergency vehicles can’t exit freely, there’s the potential for emergency response time delays”. I agree with her.

Please address this important issue with the solutions already presented to City Council.

North Royalton Ward 3 & Community E-Newsletter: January 2021 (Volume 6)

Posted on January 31, 2021 by Dan Langshaw in Ward3 Update

Greetings Residents,Hopefully 2021 is off to a better start for you and your family. It has been great the last month or so catching up with so many residents throughout Ward 3. Even at some social distance at their front doors as they sign my petitions to get on the ballot for the November General Election to retake my Council seat. If you like to sign my petition shoot me an email and I can stop by your house sometime. Below I have a number of important COVID-19, local government, and items to update you on as we begin 2021.

If I can be of any service to you or your family don’t hesitate to email me at danlangshawfornrward3@yahoo.com or call me at 440-785-4240.

Have a good weekend!

Dan Langshaw
Former Councilman &
2021 Candidate for North Royalton Ward 3 City Council

COVID-19 Update

Top 4 places to get accurate and 24/7 situational information you need to know in staying safe throughout this pandemic are the following resources:

Centers for Disease Control (CDC)
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus

State of Ohio & Governor Mike DeWine
https://coronavirus.ohio.gov/wps/portal/gov/covid-19/home

Cuyahoga County Board of Health
https://www.ccbh.net/coronavirus/

City of North Royalton
Website: www.northroyalton.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CityofNorthRoyaltonOH/

Dan Langshaw’s Statement on Misinformation by Council Members & Call Again for Increased Transparency of City Council

Posted on January 26, 2021 by Dan Langshaw in Announcements

January 26, 2021

For Immediate Release

Dan Langshaw’s Statement on Misinformation by Council Members & Call Again for Increased Transparency of City Council

It has been brought to my attention that a member or members of the North Royalton City Council have falsely said I have “lied” about the food truck ordinance draft through different social media groups or in communications with residents. In the past these tactics were used by the current majority in an effort to defame me, my family, and to bait me. I will not let such childish tactics bully me from providing transparent information of what is going on in our local government and its potential impact on North Royalton and our struggling small businesses.

The food truck ordinance draft that is posted on my Facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/58627438748/posts/10158915510178749/ This was indeed the hand delivered copy I received from the City of North Royalton Economic Development Director Tom Jordan after he spoke during the North Royalton City Council Building & Building Codes Committee Meeting January 19, 2021 a public meeting any resident could attend. I attended the meeting in person, as well as others too in the audience with me. I did not write out or make up this draft. This was the public draft that I was given at this meeting and which was the same one presented to council.

Special 2021 Announcement

Posted on December 3, 2020 by Dan Langshaw in Uncategorized

Click Here or on my video below to hear my Special 2021 Announcement.

#SendDanBack2021NR3

Ward 3 Quick Update: March 13, 2020

Posted on March 13, 2020 by Dan Langshaw in Ward3 Update

Ward 3 Resident,

I know there are a lot of residents concerned about the Coronavirus (COVID-19). We will all get through this by working together as both a Ward and a community! There are now at least 3 confirmed cases in Cuyahoga County and Governor Mike DeWine has declared as State of Emergency to allow state departments and agencies to better coordinate in their response to COVID-19. Read More.

We as local city officials here in North Royalton recognize the current COVID-19 situation and the potential impact. Fire Chief Robert Chegan, serving as the Emergency Coordinator for our City, and Mayor Larry Antoskiewicz have maintained daily situational awareness since the inception of this rapidly evolving situation. We as a City continue to coordinate with the following agencies on a daily basis: CDC, Ohio Department of Health, Cuyahoga County Office of Emergency Management, Cuyahoga County Board of Health, the International Association of Fire Chiefs and other government and healthcare agencies.

With that, it is important not to panic, be educated, and to take steps at home to prevent the spread of germs. To prepare and be aware of any potential outbreaks, ReadyNotify is our City’s Reverse 911 notification system powered by CodeRED. It’s used by the County and our community to issue emergency notifications to the residents, especially when rapid and accurate information is essential for your immediate safety. You can register by clicking HERE.

Press Release

Posted on March 1, 2020 by Dan Langshaw in Press Release

North Royalton Welcomes City’s first Brewery

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

March 1, 2020

(North Royalton, Ohio)—The city of North Royalton has it’s first-ever brewery with the grand opening of Blue Monkey Brewing Company on Saturday February 29, 2020. The new brewery is a family-owned business, located at 5540 Wallings Road in the Discount Drug Mart Plaza, is a new venture by the Sacha Family, longtime residents and business owners operating Automotive Excellence for 35 years. Owners are brothers Rick and Ryan Sacha Jr., their cousin Jim MacKay and family friend Sean Kramp.

Blue Monkey Brewing Company has five different craft beers on tap—a blonde stout called “Salted Carmel,” a peanut butter porter called “Colobus PBP”, a porter called “Colobus”, an India pale ale called “Jungle Juice” and an American pale called “Vine Swinger” all brewed in North Royalton. The brewery is BYOF (Bring Your Own Food) so guests can bring snacks or order food while they’re enjoying cold local brews.

Several local dignitaries State Representative Tom Patton, Mayor Larry Antoskiewicz, Ward 3 Councilman Dan Langshaw, Aldo Filippelli from the North Royalton Chamber of Commerce and other members of City Council were on hand for a special ribbon ceremony to mark this exciting new chapter in city history.

Blue Monkey Brewing Company is located in Councilman Langshaw’s ward commented on the historic nature of the day “It is great to see some new life in a long vacant space I have been working to fill here in Ward 3 for several years. The brewery is truly something unique for our city and a great example of long-time residents choosing to re-invest back into our community.”

For more information contact North Royalton Ward 3 City Councilman Dan Langshaw at ward3@northroyalton.org or at 440-785-4240.

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Ward 3 E-Newsletter: January 2020

Posted on January 13, 2020 by Dan Langshaw in Ward3 Update

Greetings Ward 3 Resident,

Happy New Year! I am excited for what great things 2020 has in store for our great city and continuing to serve you all on City Council for Ward 3! This term marks a lot of changes in our city with a brand new Mayor, Council President, and Council majority. Read More. I also am in a new role as the most veteran Ward Councilperson on Council. The last few months I have spent a lot of time to meet individually, provided helpful information, and knowledge to all the new members of City Council so they would be prepared day one in office to be effective members of council. All of this has made for a positive transition with everyone being up to speed. I think we have a good group and I hope we can accomplish more progress together for our community.

New Council Term has Begun!
On January 1, 2020 I was officially sworn into my 4th elected term of office as North Royalton Ward 3 City Councilman. Special thanks to my friend and neighboring Broadview Heights Ward 2 City Councilman Brian Wolf for administering the official oath of office to me! Then on January 5, 2020 I had a special Ceremonial Swearing In with family in which the oath of office was administered by wife and the amazing First Lady of North Royalton Ward 3 Marissa Langshaw with most of the extend Langshaw family on hand as well.

New Council Committee Assignments Announced
For the 2020-2021 term I will be serving as Safety Committee Chairman, Review & Oversight Committee Vice Chair, Member of the Building & Building Codes Committee, and the Council Representative to the City Board of Zoning Appeals. I am excited about assignments, greater responsibilities, and the new term! Click Here to see the full City Council committee assignment list.

Have a great week!

Dan Langshaw
Ward 3 Councilman
North Royalton City Council

Ward 3 E-Newsletter: October 2019

Posted on October 7, 2019 by Dan Langshaw in Ward3 Update

Greetings Ward 3 Resident,

Fall is officially here! Things remain relatively busy here in city government with a number of things to report on below.

Halloween Trick or Treat Night
Halloween Trick or Treat Night will be held on October 31st from 6:00pm-8:00pm in the City of North Royalton.

Have a great weekend!

Dan Langshaw
Ward 3 Councilman
North Royalton City Council

Council Update

Highlights from Council Meetings
Some highlights from the Council Meetings for the month of September. Council approved Resolution 19-72 authorizing the Mayor to seek financial assistance from the State Issue 1 Infrastructure Bond Program for Funding for Abbey Road. Council also approved Ordinance 19-74 amending the Rules of Council to update procedures for members needing to abstain from voting on legislation for any possible conflict that may come up which they can’t vote on legislation before council. Council also approved Ordinance 19-79 allowing the city to restructure the debt on the YMCA property and building. The end result will be a lower interest rate and savings for both the city and the YMCA.
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