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The commission recommended approval to the City Commission for a parcel split request regarding the properties at 217, 219, and 221 N. State Street, aiming to separate the commercial building from the public parking lot.
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The board discussed the trial balance report, the status of the downtown tree removal and replacement project, and updates on street light replacement, stump removal, and the Prospect building demolition. The group also reviewed the proposed Social District Management and Maintenance Plan, which includes details on waste management, public safety, and operational hours. Additionally, there was a discussion regarding the proposed rail project and potential issues concerning e-bike usage on downtown sidewalks.
The commission addressed various administrative and community projects, including the approval of a contract for street patching with Rite-Way Asphalt Paving, Inc. and a street closure request for the Alma Action Association's Trunk or Treat event. Key agreements were authorized, including a Master Agreement with the Michigan Department of Transportation for passenger transportation services and a lease agreement with Gratiot County for a splash pad installation at Wright Park. The commission received multiple departmental reports covering police, transit, fire, and development activities, and discussed capital improvement projects involving watermain repairs and street reconstruction. Additionally, the commission approved the payment of claims via warrant.
The City Commission meeting addressed several agenda items, including the approval of street patching services, a road closure for a local fall festival, and the execution of a multi-year master agreement with the Michigan Department of Transportation. The commission approved a property lease for a splash pad project and received various departmental reports, including updates on a new interactive voice response system for city transit. Additionally, the commission discussed long-term infrastructure improvements, specifically addressing a water main issue on Liberty Street and planning for the reconstruction of Washington Avenue in connection with the wastewater treatment plant project.
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