Should Cleveland.......

[hertz]

Originally Posted by 5Lakes

Yes, but it will never happen.....in Cleveland or just about any other established city.

It already did , check this out :

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[thatclassygirl21]

I've been a big supporter of regionalism since the discussion first began...but suburbanites who like being in Cleveland but not actually IN Cleveland will never go for this. They'd rather combine with similar suburbs than for the entire county/city to collaborate. they like the big city association with their suburban identity, they'll never give that up...not to inherit Cleveland's problems. Even though they kind of already have on a smaller yet increasingly bigger scale...

[citydudeallover]

Originally Posted by WeSoHood

I was merely saying it would be an interesting.. and stating a fact that they used to be one city. I also think they have more similar neighborhoods with the older homes, so it would create a far more attractive (in my mind) area. Of course, I doubt this ever happens nor do I disagree with you. I do believe all of the communities share some services.

Try Same township (?) The break down of land divisions is , As an example,
are Brooklyn township , Now parts are in the City Proper, The City of Brooklyn , Rockport Township includes Lakewood , and the southern portions that are now in The City of Cleveland , each area of a township
had to be voted by the residents that they wanted to became part of a
Incorparated goverment , Rocky River , is part of Rockport township ect.
Westlake is Original Dover Township ect. The rules of English land divison was a township would be a 6 square mile area , however in the Western Reserve , It was a 5 square mile, That said , The City of Parma is almost
all of the Original Township ( Parma) except , The City of Brooklyn Hts.
North Royalton , is the Original Township , so is Srongsville , Broadview Hts, and Brecksville , Can be in the original Township of Independence
well , I am sure I bored a few here , However , City lines , ect is what
I know ,

[citydudeallover]

Hey did not forget about the East Side , But stating about " Rockport "
Let us see , There is the 10 Acre , 100 Acre , Original township , Euclid Township,
Warrensville , Mayfield , Orange , Warrensville , Puts , in my mind , How busy, our
forebarerers, decided , what was what, Any questions anyone may have , about
the begiining of the Cities or ect ,I find the answer , just ask