Airport Relations & Community Assistance
Angelo M.
Nuzzo, Public Safety Director
216-433-1300
anuzzo@cityofbrookpark.com
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Residential Acquisition
Program
Phase I of the Acquisition Program is rapidly coming to a close. By the end
of 2008, all the remaining buildings will be demolished. Cleveland Hopkins
International Airport Officials have agreed to allow the City of Brook Park
to use the land for recreational purposes until Cleveland determines that
they need the property for airport purposes. City of Brook Park and Airport
Officials agreed to move the remaining Phase I Zones (Zones 5 and 6) into
Phase II of the program to protect those residents under the umbrella of the
Settlement Agreement. The Airport also agreed to sound insulate those homes
in Zones 5 and 6 that meet the current FAA Sound Insulation Funding
Criteria. Phase I will officially end on April 26, 2009. Per the Settlement
Agreement, Cleveland will have seven years beginning on April 27, 2009 to
decide whether they want to purchase Phase II, which now includes the homes
on Parkland Ave. through Grayfriar Dr. along Sheldon Rd.
Airport Sound Insulation and Noise Questions/Issues
For airport noise-related complaints, please contact the Cleveland Hopkins
Airport Noise
Hotline at 216-898-5220, preferably at the time of the occurrence and
provide as much information as possible. Someone from the airport will
contact you within 24-48 hours to address your concern. For assistance or
questions with the Cleveland Hopkins Airport’s Residential Sound Insulation
Program or airport-related noise issues, please contact my office at
216-433-1300.