The Community Development Department offers a wide variety of services that are specifically designed to maintain and expand the reputation of Cuyahoga Falls as a great place to live, work and do business.

The department has multiple functional divisions that work in conjunction with each other to reach the overall objectives of the department. You may make inquiries at the development department on the first floor of the City Hall at 2310 2nd Street.

Community Development also processes many business permits required to conduct sales in the City of Cuyahoga Falls.

Development

The Development department is responsible for the coordination of developmental projects and serves as a liaison between the developer, the mayor's office and the city departments to ensure timely and successful project completion. 

This office also organizes and promotes the marketability of the city through public relations and good public and private sector relationships to maintain a positive outlook and growth potential for the city.

Utilizing various federal, state, and local programs and funding sources, the development department coordinates new development, rehabilitation and maintenance of properties throughout the city.

General Development Code

The general development code provides guidelines for all planning, zoning and development for the City of Cuyahoga Falls. Read the City of Cuyahoga Falls General Development Code here.

Interactive Maps

Plan Reviews

The Community Development department oversees plan reviews for right-of-ways, new major housing, commercial and industrial development, minor lot splits, garages, and additions. Please contact the department to schedule an appointment to review your plans.

South State Road & Bailey Road Corridor Studies

The City of Cuyahoga Falls is beginning to prepare corridor studies on South State Road and Bailey Road. The purpose is to define a vision, actions, and a recommendation for the future of these significant corridors. Visit the link below for more information.

South State Road & Bailey Road Corridor Studies