Keep Mayfield Working

Join Your Neighbors and Say Yes!

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Vote Yes! on Issue 107

Everything Has Its Place in
Mayfield Heights

  • A Mayfield Heights residential street of homes with an American flag flyingNeighborhoods
  • Water slides at the Mayfield Heights outdoor aquatic centerParks & Rec
  • A Mayfield Heights retail strip with storefronts and parkingShopping
  • A glass-front executive office building in the Parkland Blvd office parkOffice Park

Townhouses don’t belong
in executive office parks.

Locator map of Landerhaven Corporate Park off Lander Road near Interstate 271, showing the proposed townhouse site on Parkland Blvd beside Rockwell Automation and down the street from the Parker Hannifin global headquarters
The proposed townhouse site sits inside Landerhaven Corporate Park, beside Rockwell Automation and down the street from Parker Hannifin’s global headquarters.

Yes! 107 Keeps Mayfield Working

People love it here and companies want to be here. City Council suspended the rules to drop townhouses into an executive office park, giving up the jobs and revenue that keep our taxes down.

Vote Yes to Fix Their Mistake

A YES vote will:

  • Protect revenue for our police, fire, and city services.
  • Block a 30-year, $9.3 million subsidy to the developer.
  • Prevent 61 units on a single lot.
  • Help keep our taxes from increasing.

What That Revenue Protects

The jobs on Parkland Blvd pay for the services that protect our community.

  • Mayfield Heights police cruisers parked at the safety centerPolice
  • Mayfield Heights fire station with the engine bays open and trucks insideFire
  • A Mayfield Heights city service department truckCity Services

Issue 107 is not a tax increase.
It fixes Council’s mistake.

Council Made a Big Mistake

In May, City Council rezoned executive-office land on Parkland Blvd, in a single night, so a developer can build 61 townhouses. Residents wrote in to object and were told their letters would not be considered.

Those office jobs pay for our police, fire, and city services. We petitioned, and now the whole city gets a say. Help us protect Parkland and keep Mayfield working.

Get Involved

The decision now belongs to the voters of Mayfield Heights. Here is how to help.

Register to Vote

Confirm you are registered, sign up for the first time, or update your address. The deadline is Monday, October 5.

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Volunteer

Yard signs, knocking on doors, making calls, spreading the word. We need neighbors.

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Spread the Word

Tell your neighbors. Share the campaign. Word of mouth wins local elections.

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Still have questions? Talk to someone on the committee.

Questions? Call the Campaign

(440) 720-4030

Election Day

Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Vote Yes on Issue 107 to keep the Parkland property zoned for offices and jobs.

Register by Monday, October 5.
Early voting runs October 6 through November 1.