Business View Magazine | March 2019

132 have a manufacturing corridor with the big employers being Arrow Control X, which does work in the Aerospace field and is a division of Transdyme, and Glastic Composites that does fiberglass manufacturing. And we are about 15 minutes from University Circle, where all of the health systems are, along with some of the larger educational institutions. We’re about a half hour east of downtown Cleveland and 10 minutes from the 271 Corridor, with Beach- wood and Progressive Insurance; a lot of our people work in those places, as well.” The main commercial corridor at the cen- ter of South Euclid is definitely not at its full potential. But this past year, the city worked with Yard and Company to create a vision for that Mayfield and Green District which fea- tures much mixed-use development and gives a plan for moving forward to revitalize the downtown core. One developer has a shovel- ready project for a mixed-use apartment build- ing that hopefully will happen in the next year. Sustainable building for new construction is encouraged, and the city is looking to keep as much of the existing street-fronting retail as possible in order to preserve a friendly down- town feel and then grow in the area behind those buildings. The Mayfield and Green District includes a focus on attracting start-ups. Garden Drive, in the downtown, has some residential homes but is zoned commercial. The goal is for that to be the incubator street where people can grow their business and eventually move into a storefront. South Euclid also has a home-based