Rocky River residents feeling blindsided over proposed development to be built on former Cowan property

Roundstone Insurance of Lakewood hopes to build their new headquarters on the former Cowan property. But some residents tell News 5 they do not support the new addition.

ROCKT RIVER, Ohio — There’s controversy in Rocky River over a proposed development on a historic site in the community.Galang is among a group of Rocky River residents who are upset over an announcement from Roundstone Insurance of Lakewood to potentially build their new headquarters on Lake Road.

Aside from the increased traffic, Galang is also concerned the city won’t be able to move forward on its proposed master plan to make the area an entertainment district. “No structure is on Linda,” said Schroeder. “The only thing that enters on Linda though is a driveway from the middle of the property, and we’re looking at making that driveway like an ingress-only to limit the impact on Linda.”

Now, all that remains is an empty lot with one of the original factory buildings, a bungalow, which served as Cowan’s display studio and a historical marker.

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