Ohio Supreme Court decision will have Mayfield Heights voters deciding townhome zoning question

An Ohio Supreme Court ruling will have Mayfield Heights voters deciding on whether eight acres on Parkland Boulevard will be rezoned for the construction of 61 two-story town homes on property now owned by Rockwell Automation. Issue 107…
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