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Employees' Retirement System Board of Trustees
Employees' Retirement System Board of Trustees
Election Commission
This special meeting is largely procedural, focusing on administrative preparations for the August 4 primary. The commission will appoint election inspectors and conduct a public accuracy test of voting equipment. No policy changes, budget items, or public hearings are scheduled.
- Appointment of election inspectors for the August 4, 2026 primary
- Public accuracy test of voting equipment for the August 4 primary
- Approval of June 4, 2026 meeting minutes
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Council Liquor License Review Committee
The Liquor License Review Committee will vote on transferring a tavern license to a Class C license for Anna’s House. Members will also review a proposed application process for social districts and hear an attorney update on the A2WINEMAN project. The session includes routine minute approvals and public comment.
- Resolution to transfer Anna’s House liquor license from Tavern to Class C at 445 E Eisenhower Pkwy
- Review of proposed application process for new or modified social districts
- Attorney update on the A2WINEMAN project
- Approval of April 13 committee meeting minutes
Housing Commission
The Ann Arbor Housing Commission will vote on financing the Dr. Willis C. Patterson Project through official bonds and request TEFRA approval from the City Council. The commission will also approve terminating the HUD Annual Contributions Contract and formally close out the public housing development at 2072 Garden Circle. The remainder of the agenda covers routine administrative approvals and public commentary.
- Resolution to issue bonds and seek TEFRA approval for the Dr. Willis C. Patterson Project
- Resolution to terminate the HUD contract and close out public housing at 2072 Garden Circle
- Approval of the May 21, 2026 board minutes
The Housing Commission approved a resolution declaring intent to issue bonds for the Dr. Willis C. Patterson Project and authorized preliminary actions, requesting TEFRA approval from City Council. The Commission also approved termination of the ACC with HUD and closeout of public housing at 2072 Garden Circle. Both votes were unanimous on voice vote.
- Approved resolution declaring intent to issue bonds for Dr. Willis C. Patterson Project (voice vote, carried)
- Approved termination of ACC with HUD and closeout of public housing at 2072 Garden Circle (voice vote, carried)
Independent Community Police Oversight Commission
Renters Commission
The Renters Commission will discuss renter resiliency in extreme weather, receive an update on the Green Rental Housing program, and plan a listening session/event. They will also consider a communication regarding a complaint of wrongful early termination fee and sex discrimination at Spice Tree Apartments on Washtenaw Ave. Public comment periods are included.
- Discussion of renter resiliency and extreme weather
- Update on Green Rental Housing program
- Planning for listening session/event
- Complaint about wrongful termination fee and sex discrimination at Spice Tree Apartments, 4822 Washtenaw Ave
- Approval of previous meeting minutes
Retiree Health Care Benefit Plan & Trust Board of Trustees (VEBA)
Employees' Retirement System Board of Trustees
Park Advisory Commission
The Park Advisory Commission will vote on two resolutions: one to accept a Fair Food Network grant for the Ann Arbor Farmers Market, and another to approve a $279,000 agreement with Fiserv for merchant processing services. They will also hear a presentation from the Washtenaw County Drain Commission and receive updates on parks projects, facilities, and programming.
- Resolution 26-1046: Accept Fair Food Network grant for Ann Arbor Farmers Market
- Resolution 26-1057: Approve $279,000 Fiserv merchant processing services agreement
- Presentation: Washtenaw County Drain Commission update
- Approval of May 19, 2026 meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council will consider a consent agenda including a FY2026 budget amendment, a $2.6M software contract, and multiple development agreements. Several public comments are scheduled on topics including anti-displacement planning and bike lane enforcement.
- FY2026 budget amendment (8 votes required)
- UKG Pro software contract, $2,586,020.15 for FY2027-2031
- Second amendment to Southtown Development Agreement at 1601 S. State St.
- Kappa Delta Sorority Development Agreement at 805 Oxford Road
- Conservation easements on Kempf and Dimo properties, totaling $223,800
Council approved a $1.2 million grant to purchase property at 800 Victors Way for affordable housing, requiring 8 votes. A consent agenda was approved, including a $2.58 million software contract, a budget amendment, police dispatch extension, and janitorial services. One item, the Packard Water Main construction contract, was deleted from the agenda.
- Approved $1.2M affordable housing purchase at 800 Victors Way (8 votes required)
- Approved $2.58M UKG Pro software contract for FY27-31 (8 votes required)
- Approved FY2026 budget amendment (8 votes required)
- Approved police dispatch contract extension with Washtenaw County ($1.2M)
- Approved Recycle Ann Arbor contract extension for multi-family recycling ($2.9M total)
- Approved janitorial services contract for multiple city facilities ($1.85M)
- Deleted Packard Water Main construction contract from agenda
- Approved street closures for Jaycees carnival and Fourth of July parade
Historic District Commission
The Historic District Commission will hold a public hearing on a request to replace windows and add an egress well at 511 W Jefferson St. They will also consider an unfinished porch addition at 421 W Washington St. New business includes approving a staff approvals list and selecting 2026 HDC Awards committee members and award recipients. The meeting will also approve minutes from April and May 2026.
- Public hearing: 511 W Jefferson St - replace windows and add egress well
- Unfinished business: 421 W Washington St - addition porch
- Approval of 2026 HDC Awards and committee members
- Staff approvals list for routine work
- Approval of April and May 2026 meeting minutes
The Historic District Commission approved certificates of appropriateness for two projects. The first allows a porch restoration and two-story rear addition at 421 W Washington St, and the second permits a new egress window and mechanical penetrations at 511 W Jefferson St, both with conditions. The commission also added driveway paving to staff-approved items and approved the 2026 HDC Awards nominations.
- Approved COA for 421 W Washington St: porch restoration, rear/east additions, conditioned on wood porch elements (6-0)
- Approved COA for 511 W Jefferson St: egress window, window replacement, mechanical penetrations, conditioned on window inset (6-0)
- Approved adding driveway paving to the Staff Approvals List
- Approved 2026 HDC Awards Committee members
- Approved 2026 HDC Awards nominations (presentation July 20)
- Approved April 2026 meeting minutes
- Approved May 2026 meeting minutes
Employees' Retirement System Board of Trustees
Council Administration Committee
The Council Administration Committee will review the city's petition gathering process and discuss proposed revisions to council rules. The agenda also includes routine updates from the city attorney and standard procedural approvals. This meeting is primarily informational and does not feature binding votes or major policy changes.
- Discussion of the city's petition gathering process
- Review of proposed council rules revisions
- Routine updates from the city attorney
- Standard approval of agenda and prior meeting minutes
The committee voted unanimously to place two resolutions on the June 15, 2026 City Council agenda: one adopting state recommendations for the petition signature process, and another changing Councilmember term start date to the first Monday in December. A future resolution to amend Council Rules prohibiting meetings after 11 p.m. was discussed for a later agenda.
- Approved placing petition signature process resolution on June 15 Council agenda (3-0)
- Approved placing term start date resolution (first Monday in December) on June 15 Council agenda (3-0)