Burton, MI

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The Burton City Council will meet to vote on several budget amendments for local street projects and paving. The body is also considering payments for legal services and the adoption of MERS benefits for MAFF.

• Budget amendment to increase Local Street Fund 203-463-818.500 by $565,000
• Budget amendment to increase SAD Sitka Paving to $409,859 and reduce Road Repavement by $237,301.50
• Payment of $6,125.20 to Miller Johnson for attorney billing
• Payment of $2,360.00 to Odette for attorney billing
• Adoption of MERS Benefits for MAFF

Legislative Committee

The Burton Legislative Committee is meeting to discuss and provide a recommendation regarding the City Council Travel Policy.

• City Council Travel Policy

City Council

The Burton Finance Committee is meeting to discuss and potentially recommend approval of the updated 2026 fee schedule.

• Recommendation to approve the updated 2026 fee schedule

Downtown Development Authority

The Downtown Development Authority will meet to review administrative reports and approve minutes from the September 21, 2026 meeting. The agenda contains no specific action items or proposals for decision.

• Approval of September 21, 2026 meeting minutes

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will consider two variance requests regarding property setbacks. The board will determine if the applicants have demonstrated unique hardships that justify deviations from city ordinances.

• ZBA #26-22: Request by Cost Less Distributing Inc. for 2-foot side and rear setbacks at 3302 Associates Dr. (20-foot and 35-foot setbacks required)
• ZBA #26-23: Request by Meridian Land Surveying Inc. to construct a house 4 feet into a 10-foot setback at 6465 Whisper Ridge

Parks and Recreation Commission

The commission will meet to discuss several upcoming community events and conduct a review of its bylaws. The meeting includes a period for audience participation.

• Trick Or Treat Trail
• Veterans Honor Run
• Pizza With Santa
• Tree Lighting
• Bylaws Review

Planning Commission

The Burton Planning Commission will consider a special use request for gas pumps at a convenience store. The body will also conduct administrative site plan reviews for four different business locations.

• Special use request for gas pumps at 3271 S. Dort Hwy.
• Site plan review for Lotus Community Living Support Inc. at G4235 Fenton Rd.
• Site plan review for The Little Smith Daycare LLC at 1095 E Bristol Rd.
• Site plan review for parking lot driveway expansion at 6009 Lapeeer Rd.
• Site plan review for Breads and Threads Handmade retail at 5520 E. Atherton Rd.

Election Commission

The City of Burton Election Commission meets on October 6, 2026 at 12:30 PM in Council Chambers at 4303 S. Center Road. The commission will consider approving the printing and use of ballots for the November 3, 2026 General Election, authorizing Public Accuracy Testing on October 13, 2026 at 10:00 AM, and approving the appointment of Election Workers and alternates as presented by the City Clerk. It will also review minutes from the July 7, 2026 meeting. The next regular meeting date is listed as TBD.

• Approval of Election Commission Meeting Minutes of July 7, 2026 at 12PM
• Approve printing and use of ballots for the November 3, 2026 General Election
• Approve Public Accuracy Testing on Tuesday, October 13, 2026 at 10:00 AM
• Approve appointment of Election Workers and alternate Election Workers for the November 3, 2026 General Election as presented by the City Clerk

City Council

The Burton City Council meets October 5, 2026 at 7:00 PM at 4303 S. Center Road for a regular meeting. The council will vote on paying attorney billing, a $123,000 engineering contract for stormwater infrastructure inventory and culvert assessment, a contract for construction staking on Sitka Street paving, and a resolution accepting a stormwater management contract amendment. The agenda also includes approval of prior meeting minutes and time for audience comments.

• Attorney billing (Odette), invoice #1131 & #1132, 9/17/26 to 9/29/26, for $2,164.00
• Contract with Orchard, Hiltz & McCliment, Inc. (OHM), 34000 Plymouth Rd. Livonia, MI 48150, for stormwater infrastructure inventory/GIS development in 6 sections and road cross culvert assessment on 19 sections, for $123,000.00
• Contract with ROWE Professional Services Company for construction staking for gravel to asphalt paving of Sitka Street, not to exceed $13,300.00
• Resolution 2026-12 to accept the fifth amendment to the Genesee County Phase II Regulations Storm Water Management System Contract
• Approval of minutes from public hearings and regular meetings on September 10 and September 21, 2026

The Burton City Council approved attorney billing, a $123,000 engineering services contract for stormwater inventory and culvert assessment, and a $13,300 construction staking contract for Sitka Street paving. The council also accepted an amendment to the county stormwater management contract and scheduled a legislative meeting for October 19, 2026. Additionally, officials discussed community concerns regarding data centers, mini bike speeding, and local road projects.

• Approved attorney billing invoices #1131 & #1132 for $2,164.00 (6-0)
• Approved engineering contract with OHM for stormwater inventory and culvert assessment for $123,000.00 (6-0)
• Approved contract with ROWE Professional Services for Sitka Street paving construction staking up to $13,300.00 (6-0)
• Approved resolution 2026-12 to accept the fifth amendment to the Genesee County Phase II stormwater contract (6-0)
• Scheduled a Legislative Meeting for October 19, 2026, at 5:30 PM

City Council

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The City Council is holding a second public hearing for Special Assessment Roll Number 26-009-P. The meeting focuses on the construction of street open ditch asphalt on Sitka Street. Council will consider a resolution to confirm the assessment costs against the lands within the district.

• 2nd Public Hearing for 26-009-P – Sitka Street
• Resolution to confirm Special Assessment Roll Number 26-009-P

The Burton City Council held a public hearing to consider objections and comments regarding the Sitka Street asphalt and open ditch paving project (Resolution 26-009-P). Following audience participation and administration responses to resident concerns, the council voted unanimously to confirm the Special Assessment Roll.

• Approved Resolution 26-009-P confirming Special Assessment Roll for Sitka Street paving (7-0)

City Council

The City Council will consider approving payments for legal services and a budget amendment for the Sewer Fund. The meeting also includes the mayor's reappointment of Rene Sherwood to the City of Burton Salary Commission.

• Attorney Billing (Odette) invoice #1129 and 1130 for $3,375.00
• Attorney Billing (Miller Johnson) invoice #2088205 for $6,289.00
• Reappointment of Rene Sherwood to the City of Burton Salary Commission
• Sewer Fund budget amendment to add $26,812.89 in interest on SRF (5782-01) Financing

The Burton City Council approved the agenda and prior meeting minutes, then approved two attorney billing payments totaling $9,664.00 and a Sewer Fund budget amendment adding $26,812.89 in interest on SRF (5782-01) financing. The council also approved the mayor's reappointment of Rene Sherwood to the City of Burton Salary Commission, with a term expiring November 1, 2033. All votes were 7-0. During audience participation, a resident asked for a fence and no-trespassing sign at the Southmoor property clubhouse; the mayor said the city does not currently own the property and that demolition is expected once it does.

• Approved the agenda as presented (7-0)
• Approved minutes of five City Council Special Meeting Demo Hearings from August 18, 2026 (7-0)
• Approved payment of Attorney Billing (Odette), invoices #1129 and #1130, 9/4/26 to 9/16/26, $3,375.00 (7-0)
• Approved payment of Attorney Billing (Miller Johnson), invoice #2088205, 8/1/26 to 8/31/26, $6,289.00 (7-0)
• Approved mayor's reappointment of Rene Sherwood to the City of Burton Salary Commission, term expiring November 1, 2033 (7-0)
• Approved Sewer Fund budget amendment adding 590-535-993.022 Interest on SRF (5782-01) Financing $26,812.89 (7-0)

Downtown Development Authority

The Burton Downtown Development Authority is holding its regular September meeting. The board will approve the August minutes and discuss land acquisition, a banner pole, and other topics germane to the DDA district. The agenda lists these items for discussion but provides no details or proposed actions.

• Approval of August 17, 2026 meeting minutes
• Discussion of land acquisition
• Discussion of banner pole
• Public comment period (3-minute limit)

The Downtown Development Authority approved funding for maintenance at clock corner. The board also approved the minutes from the August 17, 2026, meeting.

• Approved $2,000 for repairs and maintenance of clock corner (4-0)
• Approved August 17, 2026 meeting minutes (4-0)

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will meet to consider requests for property variances. These requests involve deviations from city zoning ordinances regarding livestock, building sizes, signage, and setbacks.

• ZBA #26-18: Request to allow chickens on a 0.41-acre lot at 6249 Burning Tree Dr.
• ZBA #26-19: Request to build an accessory structure 492 square feet over the allowance at 6200 Burning Tree Dr.
• ZBA #26-20: Request for two freestanding signs instead of one at 1275 S. Center Rd.
• ZBA #26-21: Request for a front door not facing the road and a 2-foot rear setback expansion at 4283 Barnes Ave.

City Council

The City Council will review several administrative actions, including a professional engineering contract for intersection improvements and an employment agreement for a Deputy Police Chief. The council will also consider a budget amendment for the Belsay and Potter safety project.

• Engineering contract with Orchard, Hiltz & McCliment, Inc. for Belsay and Potter Rd intersection not to exceed $95,795.00
• Employment agreement for Jody Grant as Deputy Police Chief through June 30, 2027
• Budget amendment to increase the Belsay & Potter Safety Project fund by $100,000
• Payment of attorney billing invoices totaling $5,244.75
• Re-appointment of Erica Edgington to the Planning Commission

The Burton City Council approved a $359,893 construction contract with Zito Construction for paving Sitka St, and a contract with Orchard, Hiltz & McCliment, Inc. (OHM) not to exceed $95,795 for engineering of safety improvements at Belsay and Potter Rd. Council also approved a $100,000 budget amendment in the Major Streets Fund for the Belsay & Potter safety project, an employment agreement for Jody Grant as Deputy Police Chief through June 30, 2027, and payment of $5,244.75 in attorney billing. All votes were 7-0. A second public hearing for the Sitka Street Project #26-009-P special assessment district was set for September 21, 2026 at 6:30 p.m.

• Approved attorney billing (Odette) invoices 1127 and 1128, $5,244.75 (7-0)
• Approved re-appointment of Erica Edgington to Planning Commission, term to expire September 2029 (7-0)
• Approved employment agreement with Jody Grant as Deputy Police Chief, effective September 10, 2026 through June 30, 2027 (7-0)
• Approved contract with Orchard, Hiltz & McCliment, Inc. (OHM) for engineering at Belsay and Potter Rd, not to exceed $95,795.00 (7-0)
• Approved construction contract with Zito Construction for paving Sitka St, $359,893.00 (7-0)
• Authorized City Clerk to set Second Public Hearing for Sitka Street Project #26-009-P on September 21, 2026 at 6:30 p.m. (7-0)
• Approved budget amendment increasing Major Streets Fund Safety Project Belsay & Potter by $100,000 and decreasing fund balance by $100,000 (7-0)
• Approved agenda and minutes of August 17, 2026 special and regular meetings (7-0)

City Council

The City Council is holding a special meeting to consider a public hearing regarding converting gravel to asphalt pavement on Montcalm and Day Streets. The council will also consider authorizing plans, specifications, and cost estimates for Special Assessment Paving District 26-012-P.

• Public hearing for gravel to asphalt pavement conversion on Montcalm and Day St
• Authorization of maps, final plans, and cost estimates for Special Assessment Paving District 26-012-P
• Designation of specific parcels in Martin Sub for the paving district
• Proposal to fund improvements via Local Street Road Repavement

The Burton City Council approved Special Assessment Paving District 26-012-P to pave Montcalm and Day streets, with the city matching 50% of the cost and property owners paying the rest over 10 years at 2.5% interest. The vote was 5-2, with Council Members Kris Johns and John Wright opposed. The decision followed a public hearing where residents spoke both for and against the project, citing potholes and safety concerns. The DPW director said 59% of residents in the area signed the petition and that the city has roughly 10 miles of gravel roads left.

• Approved Special Assessment Paving District 26-012-P for Montcalm and Day streets (5-2)
• Set city match at 50% of project cost, with the remaining 50% assessed to property owners
• Set assessment payment period at 10 years with a 2.5% interest rate
• Designated the special assessment district to include listed parcels and tax roll numbers
• Directed the City Assessor to prepare a special assessment roll for 50% of the cost

Legislative Committee

The Burton Legislative Committee will meet to discuss a proposed policy regarding travel for the City Council. No other legislative items are listed for discussion or recommendation at this meeting.

• Discussion on proposed City Council Travel Policy

The Legislative Committee reviewed a draft travel policy for City Council members, covering reimbursement procedures, meal allowances, and transportation. No final vote was taken; the committee directed the City Attorney to revise the draft based on the discussion for further review by the administration.

• Directed City Attorney to revise draft travel policy

Parks and Recreation Commission

The Commission will discuss updates regarding the Walking Club and upcoming seasonal events. The meeting includes discussion items for the Trick or Treat Trail and the Christmas Tree/Pizza w/Santa program.

• Walking Club update
• Trick or Treat Trail discussion
• Christmas Tree/Pizza w/Santa discussion

Planning Commission

The Burton Planning Commission is holding its regular September meeting. The main item is a special use request to allow a mobile food truck to operate permanently at a location on S. Saginaw St, where current rules only permit 10 consecutive days. The commission will also approve minutes from a prior meeting and take public comments.

• Special use case BCPC# 26-35 by Lucinda Talcott, 3053 Myrton St., for a permanent food truck at S. Saginaw St (Parcel ID 59-32-503-005), zoned C-2 General Business
• Approval of minutes from the previous Planning Commission regular meeting
• Audience participation period for comments on city business

The Planning Commission approved a special use request for BLT's Diner to operate a food truck permanently at a C-2 General Business location. The approval includes requirements for electrical power installation and periodic reviews.

• Approved Special Use # 26-35 for permanent food truck operation (6-0)
• Approved minutes from July 14, 2026 meeting

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Burton Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a regular meeting to consider two variance requests. The first seeks to allow an accessory structure in a front yard, and the second seeks to build two homes on one parcel. The board will also approve minutes and take public comments.

• ZBA 26-16: Variance for accessory structure in front yard at 6464 Davison Rd., parcel 59-12-527-009, R-1A zoning
• ZBA 26-17: Variance to build two single-family homes on one parcel at Genesee & Lippincott, parcel 59-23-501-001, R-1A zoning
• Public comment period (3 minutes per speaker)
• Approval of previous meeting minutes

City Council

The Burton City Council is holding a special meeting with a public hearing to consider demolishing the property at 6254 Mercury (Parcel ID # 59-13-502-021), which has been deemed a public nuisance or hazard. The Department of Public Works recommends immediate demolition, but the council may also choose to order repairs, an abatement, or postpone action.

• Public hearing on demolition of 6254 Mercury, Parcel ID # 59-13-502-021
• Resolution to approve Step V of the Burton City Demolition Procedure
• DPW recommends immediate demolition, with sealed bids and razing within 30 days of bid acceptance
• Alternatives: repair with building permit, abate with demolition permit, or postpone action
• DPW authorized to demolish if owner fails to comply with permits

The Burton City Council held a special meeting and public hearing on demolition matters. Council members voted 7-0 to approve a resolution declaring 4225 S. Saginaw (Parcel ID # 59-32-503-309) a public nuisance or hazard, requiring a demolition permit within 10 days, demolition completed within 30 days, and a building permit for a new build within 30 days of demolition. A separate resolution concerning 6254 Mercury (Parcel ID # 59-13-502-021) appears in the minutes, but the record does not show a motion, second, or vote on it. The property owner at 6254 Mercury told the council he plans to demolish the fire-damaged structure and build a new 1,400-square-foot house.

• Approved resolution declaring 4225 S. Saginaw (Parcel ID # 59-32-503-309) a public nuisance or hazard (7-0)
• Ordered demolition permit for 4225 S. Saginaw within 10 days, demolition within 30 days, building permit within 30 days of demolition (7-0)
• No vote recorded on the resolution for 6254 Mercury (Parcel ID # 59-13-502-021)

City Council

The Burton City Council is holding a special meeting with a public hearing to consider demolishing the structure at 2457 Judd (Parcel ID # 59-32-527-002), which the building official will present on. After hearing comments, the council will vote on a resolution to declare the property a public nuisance or hazard and choose one of four options: immediate demolition, repair with a building permit, abate with a demolition permit, or postpone action. The Department of Public Works recommends immediate demolition, contingent on council acceptance of the low bid.

• Public hearing on demolition of 2457 Judd, Parcel ID # 59-32-527-002
• Resolution to declare property a public nuisance or hazard
• DPW recommends immediate demolition, with sealed bids authorized
• Options include repair or demolition permits with specified deadlines
• Council to select one of four orders for the property

The City Council held a public hearing regarding demolition procedures for properties identified as public nuisances. Following discussion, the Council voted to postpone demolition action for the property at 4225 S. Saginaw for 90 days due to pending court proceedings, with the city authorized to proceed with demolition after that period. No formal action was recorded for the property at 2457 Judd.

• Postponed demolition of 4225 S. Saginaw for 90 days (7-0)

City Council

The Burton City Council is holding a special meeting with a public hearing to consider the demolition of the property at 4225 S. Saginaw (Parcel ID # 59-32-503-309), deemed a public nuisance or hazard. The Department of Public Works recommends immediate demolition, but the council may also order repair, abatement, or postpone action. The meeting includes a presentation by the Building Official and audience comments limited to three minutes.

• Public hearing on demolition of 4225 S. Saginaw, Parcel ID # 59-32-503-309
• Resolution to approve Step V of the Burton City Demolition Procedure
• DPW recommends immediate demolition with sealed bids and 30-day raze timeline
• Alternatives include repair with building permit, abatement with demolition permit, or postponement
• Special meeting at 5:45 PM in Council Chambers, 4303 S. Center Road

The Burton City Council held a public hearing and unanimously voted to postpone demolition action for 90 days on the property at 4225 S. Saginaw, allowing the owner to pull permits, pay back taxes and utilities, and keep the property clean. The owner stated he could pay the back taxes within 30 days and planned to develop or sell the property. The DPW recommended a short leash of 90 days before moving to immediate demolition.

• Postponed demolition action for 90 days on 4225 S. Saginaw (7-0)
• Required owner to pull permits, pay all back taxes and utilities within 90 days, and keep property mowed and clean

City Council

The Burton City Council is holding a special meeting with a public hearing to consider the demolition of the property at 1252 Decamp (Parcel ID # 59-30-577-103). The Building Official will present on the property, after which the council will vote on a resolution to declare it a public nuisance or hazard. The resolution offers four options: immediate demolition, repair with a building permit, abatement with a demolition permit, or postponement. The Department of Public Works recommends immediate demolition.

• Public hearing on demolition of 1252 Decamp, Parcel ID # 59-30-577-103
• Resolution to declare property a public nuisance or hazard
• DPW recommends immediate demolition, with authorization to seek sealed bids
• Options include repair or abatement with permits, or postponement
• Special meeting at 6:45 PM in Council Chambers, 4303 S. Center Road

The Burton City Council held a public hearing and unanimously approved a resolution declaring the property at 1252 Decamp (Parcel ID # 59-30-577-103) a public nuisance or hazard. The resolution authorizes immediate demolition, with the Department of Public Works directed to seek sealed bids and raze the structure within 30 days of bid acceptance and contract approval. The vote was 7-0.

• Approved demolition resolution for 1252 Decamp (7-0)
• Authorized DPW to request sealed bids for demolition
• Required structure razed within 30 days of bid acceptance and contract approval

City Council

The Burton City Council is holding a special meeting with a public hearing to consider demolishing the property at 4153 S. Saginaw (Parcel ID # 59-32-503-014), deemed a public nuisance or hazard. The Department of Public Works recommends immediate demolition, but the council may also order repair, abatement, or postpone action. The building official will present on the property before council action.

• Public hearing on demolition of 4153 S. Saginaw, Parcel ID # 59-32-503-014
• Resolution to authorize Step V of the Burton City Demolition Procedure
• DPW recommends immediate demolition with sealed bids and 30-day raze timeline
• Alternatives: repair with building permit, abate with demolition permit, or postpone

The Burton City Council held a public hearing on the demolition of 4153 S. Saginaw (Parcel ID # 59-32-503-014) and heard from the owner's attorney, who requested 120 days to prepare plans. The council then voted 6-1 to approve a resolution for the property at 4225 S. Saginaw (Parcel ID # 59-32-503-309), postponing action for 90 days and requiring the owner to pull permits, clean up, empty the property, cover the pool, and secure the fence within 30 days. No decision was made on the 4153 S. Saginaw property.

• Approved resolution for 4225 S. Saginaw: postpone action 90 days, owner must pull permits, clean up, empty property, cover pool, secure fence within 30 days (6-1)
• Heard public hearing on demolition of 4153 S. Saginaw; no action taken on that property

Downtown Development Authority

The Burton Downtown Development Authority is holding its regular monthly meeting. The agenda is largely procedural, covering approval of the July 20, 2026 minutes, administrative reports, and audience participation. No specific action items, projects, or financial decisions are listed for discussion.

• Approval of Downtown Development Meeting Minutes from July 20, 2026
• Audience participation limited to 3 minutes per speaker
• Next regular meeting scheduled for September 21, 2026 at 8:30 AM

The Burton Downtown Development Authority approved a motion to pay half of the $600 cost for putting up and taking down the Back to the Bricks banner, with a 3-1 vote. The board also discussed ongoing land division paperwork and tree trimming, but took no other formal action.

• Approved $300 for half of Back to the Bricks banner costs (3-1)
• Approved July 20, 2026 meeting minutes (4-0)

City Council

The Burton City Council is holding a special meeting with a public hearing to consider the demolition of the property at 1415 Allen (Parcel ID # 59-30-576-050), which has been deemed a potential public nuisance or hazard. The Department of Public Works will present on the property, and the council will vote on a resolution to order immediate demolition, repair, or abatement. The DPW recommends immediate demolition, contingent on council acceptance of the low bid.

• Public hearing on demolition of 1415 Allen, Parcel ID # 59-30-576-050
• Resolution to authorize Step V of Burton City Demolition Procedure
• DPW recommends immediate demolition, with sealed bids and 30-day raze timeline
• Options include repair with building permit or abatement with demolition permit
• Council to select one of four orders: immediate demolition, repair, abate, or postpone

The Burton City Council held a public hearing and voted unanimously to approve a resolution declaring 1415 Allen a public nuisance or hazard, but instead of immediate demolition, the owner was given 90 days to obtain a building permit and repair the structure to city code. The owner, Danielle Allison Hogan, requested time to sell the property, and the DPW recommended the 90-day repair option.

• Approved resolution for 1415 Allen with 90-day repair permit (7-0)

City Council

The Burton City Council is meeting to approve routine items including attorney invoices and a significant sidewalk construction contract amendment. The main action is authorizing an additional mile of sidewalk on Davison Road from Genesee to Belsay for $350,000, funded by a budget amendment. The meeting also includes public comment and approval of prior minutes.

• Approve attorney billing from Odette, $2,631.00 (invoices #1119 & 1120)
• Approve attorney billing from Miller Johnson, $6,972.20 (invoice #2083431)
• Amend T.G. Priehs contract for Genesee Road Sidewalk project to add Davison Road sidewalk mile, $350,000.00
• Budget amendment: add $350,000 for Davison Road Sidewalk; decrease Covert Road by $115,000, non-motorized by $75,000, and Major Street fund balance by $160,000

The City Council approved a $350,000 contract amendment with T.G. Priehs to construct an additional mile of sidewalk on Davison Road from Genesee to Belsay, funded by a budget amendment that reallocated funds from other projects. The council also approved a 6-1 motion to authorize the Mayor and Clerk to enter into a property purchase agreement with DSB, Golf, including a good faith payment. Attorney billings totaling $9,603.20 were approved, and an ordinance amendment to Chapter 157 (C-2 general business permitted uses after special approval) passed on second reading.

• Approved $350,000 contract amendment for Davison Road sidewalk (7-0)
• Approved budget amendment reallocating $350,000 for Davison Road sidewalk (7-0)
• Authorized property purchase agreement with DSB, Golf (6-1)
• Approved attorney billing of $2,631.00 (Odette) (7-0)
• Approved attorney billing of $6,972.20 (Miller Johnson) (7-0)
• Approved ordinance amendment to Chapter 157 (7-0)

City Council

The Burton City Council is holding a special meeting with a public hearing to consider the demolition of a structure at 3260 Alpena (Parcel ID # 59-28-554-048), which has been deemed a public nuisance or hazard. The Department of Public Works recommends immediate demolition and will present information on the property. The council will vote on one of four options: immediate demolition, repair with a building permit, abatement with a demolition permit, or postponement.

• Public hearing on demolition of 3260 Alpena, Parcel ID # 59-28-554-048
• Resolution to declare property a public nuisance or hazard
• DPW recommends immediate demolition, with authorization to seek sealed bids
• Alternatives include repair or abatement with permits within specified days
• Council to select one of four orders for the property

The Burton City Council held a public hearing and then voted 6-1 to approve the immediate demolition of the property at 3260 Alpena (Parcel ID # 59-28-554-048), declaring it a public nuisance or hazard. The Department of Public Works is authorized to seek sealed bids and raze the structure within 30 days of accepting the low bid. Council Member Kris Johns voted against the motion.

• Approved immediate demolition of 3260 Alpena (6-1)
• Authorized DPW to request sealed bids for demolition
• Structure to be razed within 30 days of bid acceptance

City Council

The Burton City Council is holding a special meeting with a public hearing to consider the demolition of the property at 1409 Allen St. (Parcel ID # 59-30-576-049), which has been deemed a public nuisance or hazard. The Building Official will present on the property, and the council will vote on a resolution to either order immediate demolition, require repair, require abatement, or postpone action. The Department of Public Works recommends immediate demolition.

• Public hearing on demolition of 1409 Allen St., Parcel ID # 59-30-576-049
• Resolution to declare property a public nuisance or hazard
• DPW recommends immediate demolition, with authorization to seek sealed bids
• Options include repair, abatement, or postponement with specified timelines

The Burton City Council held a public hearing on the demolition of 1409 Allen St. The owner, Danielle Allison Hogan, requested time to sell the property. The council voted 7-0 to approve a resolution requiring the owner to repair the structure to city code within 90 days, instead of immediate demolition.

• Approved repair option for 1409 Allen St with 90-day building permit (7-0)