Ypsilanti public meetings in 2022
52 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Administrative Hearings Bureau
This is the agenda for the December 22, 2022, Administrative Hearings Bureau session. It lists 13 cases with property code violations, including issues at 126 College Place, 306 S Washington, and 428 Harriet. Each case includes a hearing time, issuing officer, offense date, and code section.
- 126 College Place – David McAllister, offense 18-131(b) (1 count)
- 306 S Washington – George & Blondell Fortune, offense 18-146 (1 count)
- 428 Harriet – Ismael-Mahmoud Bilbeisi, offense 22-215(a) (2 counts)
- 604 Pearl – Barnes & Barnes Properties, LLC, offense 603.7 (1 count)
- 50 Ecorse Ste A – Dollar General Store #10780, offense 603.7 (1 count)
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission approved a zoning text amendment to allow roominghouses in the Historic Corridor as a principal or special use. The decision included a requirement for a special use permit and a specific reference change to Section 122-5 XX.
- Approved zoning text amendment for roominghouses in Historic Corridor (7-0)
- Approved November 16, 2022 meeting minutes (7-0)
- Approved meeting agenda (7-0)
City Council
Council Member Annie Somerville submitted her resignation effective immediately. The Council voted against a motion to select a replacement for the Ward 3 vacancy during the same meeting. Other actions included approving budget amendments and community benefit agreements.
- Approved Resolution No. 2022-281 and 2022-282 regarding Zoning Text Amendment for Temporary Mobile Healthcare Establishments (7-0)
- Approved revised Community Benefits Agreement with Renovare Developers for 220 N Park (7-0)
- Approved amendment to Community Benefits Agreement with Lincoln Capital for 845 and 945 Clark Road (6-1)
- Approved budget amendment for water street activities and AKT Peerless proposal (7-0)
- Approved appointments to boards and commissions via Resolution No. 2022-288 (7-0)
- Approved budget amendment for Parkridge Community Center AACF Grant application (7-0)
- Reappointed Alexander Petit and James Chestnut to the Historic District Commission (7-0)
- Defeated motion to select a replacement for the Ward 3 vacancy during the meeting (3-3)
Administrative Hearings Bureau
The Ypsilanti Administrative Hearings Bureau is holding a docket of 28 cases involving property code violations, including several that have been adjourned from previous dates. The hearings will address offenses such as property maintenance, zoning, and blight violations at various addresses across the city.
- Multiple cases at 835 Green Road (VTP River Woods LLC) for code section 18-146 violations
- Case EN22-0502 at 717 Maus: respondent's motion to set aside judgment from September 8, 2022
- Case EN22-0790 at 15 E Michigan (Fischer Honda) for code section 22-215(b) violation
- Case EN22-0888, 0887, 0886 at 529 and 531 W Cross (Roman Michelle) for multiple violations
- Case EN22-0693 at 301 W Michigan (Ypsilanti Commerce Center LLC) for code section 302.3 violation
Police Advisory Commission
The Commission approved the 2023 meeting schedule and the minutes from the October 27, 2022 meeting. Members requested two joint meetings with City Council and a community meet-and-greet with short-listed Police Chief candidates.
- Approved October 27, 2022 meeting minutes (voice vote)
- Approved 2023 Meeting Schedule (voice vote)
- Requested City Clerk schedule two joint meetings with City Council
- Requested community meet-and-greet with short-listed Police Chief candidates prior to phase four
Ypsilanti Housing Commission
The Commission approved a one-time staff bonus and established the 2023 regular meeting schedule. Property management reported occupancy rates between 91% and 95% across Strong Future, Hamilton Crossing, and New Parkridge.
- Approved Resolution 22-03 for the 2023 Regular Meeting Schedule (5-0)
- Approved Resolution 22-04 for a one-time staff bonus (4-1)
- Approved August 9, 2022, meeting minutes (4-0)
- Approved amendments to the meeting agenda (4-0)
Historic District Commission
The Historic District Commission approved a certificate of appropriateness for door replacements at 412 Oak Street. The board also granted staff administrative authority to approve the removal of non-historic siding to restore original wood siding. Additionally, the commission approved revisions to its own rules and regulations.
- Approved application PHDC 22-0098 for fiberglass front door and aluminum storm door at 412 Oak Street (Unanimous)
- Approved allowing staff to administratively approve removal of non-historic siding to restore historic material underneath (Unanimous)
- Approved amendments to the commission's rules and regulations regarding ordinance terminology and meeting frequency (Unanimous)
- Approved amended minutes from November 22, 2022 (Unanimous)
Administrative Hearings Bureau
The Administrative Hearings Bureau will hear two cases on December 8, 2022, both involving alleged violations of Code Section 42-74. The cases are EN22-0776 (Timothy Kischuk, 211 S Adams) and EN22-0911 (William Waugh, 389 Second). Both hearings are scheduled for 9:00 AM before Hearing Officer Delonzo Weaver.
- Case EN22-0776: Timothy Kischuk, 211 S Adams, offense date 9/2/2022, Code Section 42-74 (1 count).
- Case EN22-0911: William Waugh, 389 Second, offense date 11/9/2022, Code Section 42-74 (1 count).
- Both hearings are set for 9:00 AM on December 8, 2022, before Hearing Officer Delonzo Weaver.
City Council
City Council approved a memorandum of understanding to operate an overnight warming shelter at 120 N Huron from December 2022 to April 2023. The council also authorized engineering contracts for three bridges and a $600,000 grant application for an accessible playground at Prospect Park.
- Approved overnight warming shelter at 120 N Huron (7-0)
- Approved $88,500 OHM engineering proposal for Leforge and Factory Street Bridges (7-0)
- Approved $268,210 OHM construction engineering proposal for Forest Street Bridge (7-0)
- Authorized $600,000 SPARK Grant application for Prospect Park accessible playground (7-0)
- Approved budget amendment up to $15,000 for New Year's Eve Bicentennial Ball Drop (7-0)
- Approved application process to fill Ward 3 Council vacancy (7-0)
- Appointed Shawn White to ZBA and Brian Jones-Chance to Planning Commission (7-0)
- Approved minutes from November 14 and 15, 2022 meetings (7-0)
Fire Civil Service Commission
The Commission approved the firefighter eligibility list and the Captains promotional list. The minutes from March 29, 2022, were also approved.
- Approved March 29, 2022 minutes (unanimous)
- Approved Firefighter Eligibility List (unanimous)
- Approved Captains Promotional List (unanimous)
Zoning Board of Appeals
The Zoning Board of Appeals approved three variances for a project at 206-210 N. Washington presented by Avalon Housing. Despite public testimony citing concerns over parking deficits and police response, the board granted variances regarding parking dimensions, the number of parking spaces, and supportive housing requirements.
- Approved Variance #1 regarding Sec. 122-556 Supportive Housing for 206-210 N. Washington (3-0-2)
- Approved Variance #2 regarding Sec. 122-685 Parking dimensions for 206-210 N. Washington (3-0-2)
- Approved Variance #3 regarding Sec. 122-691 Minimum and maximum number of parking spaces for 206-210 N. Washington (3-0-2)
- Approved agenda (3-0-2)
- Approved October 3, 2022 minutes (3-0-2)
Administrative Hearings Bureau
The Administrative Hearings Bureau will hold hearings on four property code violation cases. Cases include a previously adjourned matter at 409 S Huron and new cases at 601 E Michigan, 305 N Hamilton, and 822 Hemphill.
- EN22-0709: 409 S Huron, Beal Properties, adjourned from 10/27/2022, offense 302.3/94-226
- EN22-0830: 601 E Michigan, Northwestern Energy Investments LLC, offense 42-46-55
- EN22-0803: 305 N Hamilton, Jack Sofia Jr, offense 122-563
- EN22-0894: 822 Hemphill, Ronald Mathis, offense 122-563
Historic District Commission
The Commission approved gutter updates and shed removal at 411 N Huron, door replacements at 412 Oak and 319 N Huron, and postponed a decision on vinyl windows at 201 E Cross. The board also approved the 2023 meeting calendar.
- Approved aluminum gutters and downspouts at 411 N Huron (Unanimous)
- Approved removal of nonhistoric sheet metal shed at 411 N Huron (Unanimous)
- Approved fiberglass front door and aluminum storm door at 412 Oak, provided the door is smooth and not wood-grained (Unanimous)
- Approved aluminum replacement doors and transom at 319 N Huron (Unanimous)
- Postponed application for vinyl window replacements at 201 E Cross pending further material options and dimensions (Unanimous)
- Approved October 25, 2022 meeting minutes (Unanimous)
- Approved 2023 meeting calendar (Unanimous)
Administrative Hearings Bureau
The Ypsilanti Administrative Hearings Bureau will hear 24 cases involving property code violations at various addresses. Many cases have been adjourned from previous dates. The docket includes offenses such as property maintenance, blight, and zoning code violations.
- EN22-0728: 1021 Washtenaw, A Kasham Heyman, offense 18-146 (adjourned from 10/20/2022)
- EN22-0693: 301 W Michigan, Ypsilanti Commerce Center LLC, offense 302.3 (adjourned from 10/20/2022)
- EN22-0695: 922 Congress, Brenda and Rebecka Byas, offense 304.1.1 (adjourned from 10/20/2022)
- EN22-0006: 20 E Cross, City Body Shop, offense 301.4 (adjourned multiple times since 2/17/2022)
- EN21-1179: 18 N Washington, DJM Land Co LLC, offense 301.4 (adjourned multiple times since 11/18/2021)
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission approved a zoning text amendment to allow temporary mobile healthcare establishments in several districts. The commission also approved a conditional sketch plan for an auto repair facility and denied a site plan for a 3-unit apartment project.
- Approved zoning text amendment for Temporary Mobile Healthcare Establishments (7-0)
- Denied Limited Special Use Site Plan for 3-unit apartment at 212 N Summit (6-1)
- Approved with conditions Sketch Plan Review for auto repair, towing, and storage at 599 S Mansfield (7-0)
- Reappointed Bob Krzewinski to the Non-Motorized Committee (7-0)
- Reappointed Mike Davis Jr. to the Non-Motorized Committee (7-0)
- Approved July 20, 2022 Minutes (6-0)
City Council
The City Council approved the extension of 2022 sidewalk café permits to allow outdoor dining to continue until May 2023. The council also authorized special assessments for the winter tax bill and appointed representatives to the Washtenaw Regional Resource Management Authority.
- Extended 2022 sidewalk café permits through May 2023 (7-0)
- Authorized $66,053.37 in special assessments for the 2022 Winter Tax Bill (7-0)
- Appointed DPS Director Bonnie Wessler as WRRMA Delegate and General Foreman Gary Burchwell as WRRMA Alternate (7-0)
- Approved minutes from November 1, 2022 meeting (7-0)
Ypsilanti Housing Commission
The Commission approved a resolution to participate in the Michigan CLASS local government investment pool. The board also entered a closed session to discuss the purchase or lease of real property.
- Approved Resolution 22-02 to participate in Michigan CLASS (3-0)
- Approved agenda (4-0)
- Approved August 9th, 2022 minutes (4-0)
- Approved motion to enter closed session to consider purchase or lease of real property (3-0)
City Council
The City Council adopted several resolutions to establish meeting schedules, staff protocols, and public participation rules. The council also seated new members and elected a Mayor Pro-Tem.
- Adopted Robert's Rules of Order 10th Edition (6-0)
- Set regular meetings for first and third Tuesdays at 7:00 p.m. (6-0)
- Designated Washtenaw County Legal News as official newspaper (6-0)
- Adopted policy for Board and Commission appointments (6-0)
- Approved 2023 meeting dates (6-0)
- Appointed Council Liaisons to City Boards and Commissions (6-0)
- Adopted Council Protocol for City staff (6-0)
- Elected Council Member Steven Wilcoxen as Mayor Pro-Tem (5-2)
City Council
The City Council approved a collective bargaining agreement with the International Association of Fire Fighters and established medical benefit plans for 2023. The council also named new streets at Dorsey Estates and adopted recommendations to combat community violence.
- Approved collective bargaining agreement with International Association of Fire Fighters (6-0-0)
- Adopted Opt Out Option for medical benefit plan coverage for 2023 (7-0-0)
- Approved one-year contract for Blue Cross Blue Shield and Blue Care Network benefit plans (7-0-0)
- Approved naming streets at 220 N Park Dorsey Estates as 'Dorsey Lane' and 'Dorsey Avenue' (7-0-0)
- Approved resolution calling for corporations to align political advocacy with self-professed values (7-0-0)
- Approved recommendations from the Community Violence Intervention Team as amended (7-0-0)
- Approved Arts Commission Policies and Guidelines for public art (7-0-0)
- Approved October 18, 2022 meeting minutes (7-0-0)
Administrative Hearings Bureau
The Ypsilanti Administrative Hearings Bureau will hold hearings on 10 property code violation cases on October 27, 2022. Cases involve addresses including 409 S Huron, 739 Harriet, 12 N Washington, 307 Arnet, 1510 Washtenaw, 702 Cornell, and 835 Green Road. Respondents include property owners and companies such as Beal Properties, Blue Cow Non Profit Housing C, and VTP River Woods LLC.
- EN22-0709: 409 S Huron, Beal Properties, offense 302.3/94-226
- EN22-0766: 739 Harriet, Blue Cow Non Profit Housing C, offense 18-226
- EN22-0778: 12 N Washington, Gheorghe Petru, offense 603.3
- EN22-0806: 307 Arnet, Jennifer R & Jeffrey S Mangrum, offense 304.1.1
- EN22-0793: 1510 Washtenaw, Fay Holding LLC, offense 302.3
Police Advisory Commission
The Police Advisory Commission approved a 19-point list of characteristics to be included in the Police Chief job posting. The Commission also voted to remain autonomous from the Human Relations Commission.
- Approved agenda (voice vote)
- Approved September 22, 2022 meeting minutes (voice vote)
- Approved 19-point list of characteristics for Police Chief job posting (voice vote)
- Voted to maintain autonomy from the Human Relations Commission in function and structure (voice vote)
Historic District Commission
The Commission issued certificates of appropriateness for porch repairs, roofing work, and two sign installations. All approved applications passed with unanimous votes.
- Approved new guardrails and handrails at 410 N Hamilton with condition to shorten and cap the center post (Unanimous)
- Approved roof membrane, insulation, and fascia extensions at 218 E Forest (Unanimous)
- Approved refacing of an existing wall sign at 111 N Huron (Unanimous)
- Approved new internally lit round sign at 5 S Washington with mounting and sealing conditions (Unanimous)
- Approved October 11, 2022 meeting minutes (Unanimous)
Fire and Police Retirement Board
The Board approved the reinstatement of Cameron Lieffers to the pension plan pending payment of contributions. Members also approved multiple payments for actuarial and investment services and authorized reimbursement for two MAPERS conferences.
- Approved pension reinstatement for Cameron Lieffers pending payment of $5,184.87 (Pope/Hopper)
- Approved $2,350 payment to Gabriel, Roeder, Smith, & Company for actuarial services (Pope/Yuchasz)
- Approved $5,250 payment to Gabriel, Roeder, Smith, & Company for 2022 GASB report (Pope/Yuchasz)
- Approved $809.80 payment to Jannelle Osborne for services (Pope/Yuchasz)
- Approved $14,569.60 Raymond James payment (Yuchasz/Pope)
- Approved $5,876.42 payment to Essex Investment Management (Yuchasz/Pope)
- Approved suspension of payments for members not submitting 2022 annual verification by 11/04/2022 (Basabica/Pope)
- Approved reimbursement for Board Trustees attending 2022 MAPERS Spring and Fall conferences (Pope/Basabica)
Administrative Hearings Bureau
The administrative hearing bureau will hear 28 cases on October 20, 2022, involving property code violations at addresses across Ypsilanti. Cases include alleged violations of sections 301.4, 302.3, 304.1.1, 603.7, 18-146, and 22-215 of the city code. Several cases are motions to set aside previous rulings, and some have been adjourned from earlier dates.
- 206 S HURON — motion to set aside violation of section 603.7
- 20 EMERICK — two cases, one a motion to set aside, both for section 22-215 (b)
- 301 W MICHIGAN COMMON AREAS — violation of section 302.3 by Ypsilanti Commerce Center LLC
- 20 E CROSS — City Body Shop, adjourned multiple times since February 2022 for section 301.4
- 18 N WASHINGTON — DJM Land Co LLC, adjourned seven times since November 2021 for section 301.4
Administrative Hearings Bureau
The Ypsilanti Administrative Hearings Bureau will hear eight cases on October 13, 2022, involving property code violations at residential addresses. All cases were issued by Officer Delonzo Weaver and concern violations of city code sections 122-563 or 42-74. Two cases were previously adjourned from September 8, 2022.
- Case EN22-0731: 452 Ainsworth Circle, Valory Brown, hearing at 9:00 AM, violation of code 122-563.
- Case EN22-0776: 211 S Adams, Timothy J. Kischuk, hearing at 9:00 AM, violation of code 42-74.
- Case EN22-0732: 205 E Ainsworth, Mary Louise Foley, hearing at 9:00 AM, violation of code 122-563.
- Case EN22-0729: 400 Emerick, John R. & Elisabeth G. Decker, hearing at 9:00 AM, violation of code 122-563.
- Case EN22-0774: 412 S Washington, Timothy & Blondel Fortune Cash, hearing at 9:00 AM, violation of code 42-74.
Administrative Hearings Bureau
The Administrative Hearings Bureau is holding hearings for three respondents regarding property offenses. The body will review cases involving properties on E Forest, W Forest, and N Normal.
- Hearing for Amy and Jesse Morgan regarding 714 E Forest
- Hearing for BARNES & BARNES PROPERTIES LLC regarding 214 W Forest
- Hearing for Ivy Train regarding 107 N Normal
Administrative Hearings Bureau
The Administrative Hearings Bureau is conducting hearings for several case numbers involving property addresses in Ypsilanti. These proceedings include reviews of specific offense codes and sections.
- Case EN22-0702: 1026 Jefferson
- Case EN22-0709: 409 S Huron
- Case EN22-0728: 1021 Washtenaw Ave
- Case EN22-0760: 301 W Michigan St
- Case EN22-0716: 505 W Cross
Administrative Hearings Bureau
The Administrative Hearings Bureau is conducting hearings for 10 different cases involving property offenses. The body will review violations cited by officer John Roe at various addresses across the city.
- Case EN22-0664: 201 E Cross (201 E. Cross LLC)
- Case EN22-0677: 505 S Huron (Helena Investment LLC)
- Case EN22-0695: 922 Congress (Brenda-Rebecka Byas)
- Case EN22-0006: 20 E Cross (City Body Shop)
- Case EN22-0722: 104 Farmer (Judith Rouse and David Hayes)
Administrative Hearings Bureau
The Administrative Hearings Bureau is conducting hearings for 19 different cases involving property offense codes. The body will review these matters, including several adjourned cases, to determine outcomes for the listed respondents.
- Hearing for 316 W Ainsworth (Case EN22-0535)
- Hearing for 871 Jefferson St, James Church of God (Case EN22-0596)
- Hearing for 1306 Washtenaw (Case EN22-0641)
- Hearing for 936 Watling Blvd (Case EN22-0631)
- Hearing for 106 S Grove, PRP Mgmt / Philip R Panzica (Case EN22-0650)
Administrative Hearings Bureau
The Administrative Hearings Bureau is conducting hearings for four specific property addresses. The body will review offenses cited by officer Elijah Daniels occurring between June and July 2022.
- Case EN22-0527: 627 N River
- Case EN22-0605: 714 E Forest
- Case EN22-0655: 208 N Normal
- Case EN22-0653: 210 W Cross
Administrative Hearings Bureau
The Administrative Hearings Bureau is conducting hearings regarding various property code violations. The docket includes several cases scheduled for 9:00 AM and 10:00 AM sessions.
- Case EN22-0462: 13 Ballard
- Case EN22-0552: 1510 Washtenaw
- Case EN22-0713 and EN22-0712: 19 E Cross
- Case EN22-0623: 206 S Huron
- Case EN22-0696 and EN22-0697: 308 E Michigan
Administrative Hearings Bureau
The Administrative Hearings Bureau is conducting a series of hearings to address various code offenses. The body will review cases involving specific property addresses and respondents to determine resolutions for cited violations.
- Case EN22-0580: 312 South Schawinsky
- Case EN22-0664: 201 E Cross
- Case EN22-0693: 301 W Michigan Common Areas
- Case EN22-0677 and EN22-0539: 505 S Huron
- Case EN22-0691 and EN22-0690: 616 E Michigan
Administrative Hearings Bureau
The Administrative Hearings Bureau is conducting hearings for various code enforcement cases. The docket includes several property addresses and associated respondents scheduled for morning sessions.
- Case EN22-0466: 501 E Michigan
- Case EN22-0468: 540 First Bell
- Case EN22-0535: 316 W Ainsworth
- Case EN22-0502: 717 Maus
- Case EN22-0549: 119 Hawkins
Administrative Hearings Bureau
The Administrative Hearings Bureau is holding hearings for nine respondents regarding city code offenses. The cases involve various properties and were issued by officer Elijah Daniels.
- Hearing for Brandon Robert regarding 427 Orchard
- Hearing for Dollar Tree regarding 419 E Michigan
- Hearing for George W & Blondell regarding 209 Arcade
- Hearing for Mark J Phillips regarding 713 Charles
- Hearing for Strong Future Homes regarding 314 S Adams
Administrative Hearings Bureau
The Administrative Hearings Bureau is conducting hearings for five properties regarding city code violations. The body will review cases involving respondents including individual homeowners and limited liability companies.
- Hearing for 945 Madison Street (Case EN22-0074)
- Hearing for 505 S Huron Ste A (Case EN22-0539)
- Hearing for 122 Hawkins (Case EN22-0521)
- Hearing for 18 N Washington (Case EN21-1179)
- Hearing for 50 Ecorse Ste A (Case EN22-0546)
Administrative Hearings Bureau
The Administrative Hearings Bureau is conducting hearings for three specific cases. These proceedings involve property offenses recorded in June 2022.
- Case EN22-0466: 501 E Michigan
- Case EN22-0468: 540 First Bell
- Case EN22-0534: 105 E Ainsworth
Administrative Hearings Bureau
The Administrative Hearings Bureau is conducting hearings for 12 cases involving property offenses. The body will review violations cited by officers Elijah Daniels and Jamaica Barry.
- Case EN22-0210 and EN22-0211: 730 Maus
- Case EN22-0182: 389 Second
- Case EN22-0191: 616 E Cross
- Case EN22-0074: 945 Madison Street
- Case EN22-0179: 561 Second St (Mary Baptist Church of Ypsi)
Administrative Hearings Bureau
The Administrative Hearings Bureau is holding hearings for five respondents regarding property code offenses. The body will review cases involving specific addresses and offense codes.
- Case EN22-0453: 766 Ford (Chiparus Management Inc)
- Case EN22-0462: 13 Ballard (Barry Pfeiffer, Arnold)
- Case EN22-0458: 119 College Pl (YPF 16 LLC)
- Case EN22-0459: 1838 Whittier (Chung Tri Hoa & Hoa My)
- Case EN22-0461: 529 W Cross (Quadri Syed)
Administrative Hearings Bureau
The Administrative Hearings Bureau is conducting hearings regarding various code enforcement cases. The docket includes several property addresses and associated respondents scheduled for morning sessions.
- Case EN19-2233: 202 Middle Drive
- Case EN22-0325: 616 E Michigan (Miami Toyz, LLC, #86)
- Case EN22-0409: 612 Congress (Kwapis Dennis & Patricia, Trust)
- Case EN22-0006: 20 E Cross City Body Shop
- Case EN22-0153: 124 Pearl Ste 401 (Centennial Plaza, LLC)
Administrative Hearings Bureau
The Administrative Hearings Bureau is conducting hearings for 10 cases involving property offense code violations. The hearings are scheduled for May 26, 2022, via Zoom.
- Case EN22-0228: 427 Orchard
- Case EN22-0236: 209 Arcade
- Case EN22-0237: 713 Charles
- Case EN22-0288: 871 Jefferson St
- Case EN22-0235: 419 E Michigan
Administrative Hearings Bureau
The Administrative Hearings Bureau is holding hearings for 10 cases involving alleged code violations. These hearings determine whether respondents at specific properties violated city ordinances.
- Case EN22-0182: 389 Second (William A. Waugh)
- Case EN22-0210 and EN22-0211: 730 Maus (Talal Arimah)
- Case EN22-0179: 561 Second St (Mary Baptist Church of Ypsi)
- Case EN22-0223: 897 Monroe (Better Homes for New Begining)
- Case EN22-0234: 212 Ballard (Old Town Realty Inc)
Administrative Hearings Bureau
The Administrative Hearings Bureau is conducting hearings for various code enforcement cases. The docket includes several property-related offenses scheduled throughout the morning.
- Case EN22-0210: 730 Maus (Talal Arimah)
- Case EN22-0211: 730 Maus (Talal Arimah)
- Case EN22-0182: 389 Second (William A. Waugh)
- Case EN22-0165: 810 Jefferson (Tenina V. Ferrell)
- Case EN22-0198: 409 Burton Ct (Elmer Roberson Jr)
Administrative Hearings Bureau
The Administrative Hearings Bureau is conducting hearings regarding various code enforcement cases. These matters involve property addresses throughout Ypsilanti and include several offense codes.
- Hearing for 208 E CROSS (Robert & Carrie Taylor)
- Hearing for 712 EMMET (712 EMMET LLC)
- Hearing for 31 N WASHINGTON (DE JA VUE)
- Hearing for 717 MAUS (DUFF MARCELLA)
- Hearing for 945 MADISON STREET (CADDELL RONNIE LEE & CYNTHIA M)
Administrative Hearings Bureau
The Administrative Hearings Bureau is conducting hearings regarding various code enforcement cases. The docket includes multiple properties and respondents scheduled for morning sessions.
- Case EN22-0148: Centennial Plaza, LLC at 124 Pearl Ste 506
- Case EN22-0001: Sandy Mcfiddish LLC at 424 Madison
- Case EN22-0006: Body Shop at 20 E Cross City
- Case EN22-0007: Dorothy Roberson at 566 Jefferson
- Case EN22-0153: Centennial Plaza, LLC at 124 Pearl Ste 401
Administrative Hearings Bureau
The Administrative Hearings Bureau is conducting hearings for various case numbers involving property addresses throughout Ypsilanti. The agenda includes several individual and business respondents scheduled for morning sessions.
- Hearing for 627 Charles Street
- Hearing for 1004 Jefferson Street
- Hearing for 717 Maus Street
- Hearing for 22 S Washington Street
- Hearing for 2166 Washtenaw Avenue
Administrative Hearings Bureau
The Administrative Hearings Bureau is conducting hearings regarding various code enforcement cases. The docket includes multiple property addresses and respondents scheduled for morning sessions.
- Case EN21-0404: 208 E CROSS (Robert & Carrie Taylor)
- Case EN21-1062: 838 HARRIET (Bruce Williams)
- Case EN21-0882 and EN21-0883: 871 JEFFERSON ST (James Church of God)
- Case EN21-0482: 897 MONROE (Better Homes for New Begining)
- Case EN21-0913 and EN21-0915: 427 ORCHARD (Brandon Robert)
Administrative Hearings Bureau
The Administrative Hearings Bureau is conducting hearings regarding various code violations. The docket includes several cases scheduled for morning sessions.
- Case EN21-1433: 208 N NORMAL (OLD TOWN REALTY INC)
- Case EN21-0983: 505 S HURON (H & M FUEL MART INC.)
- Case EN21-1098: 1004 JEFFERSON (Theresa Obermeyer)
- Case EN22-0110: 2166 WASHTENAW (AGREE LIMITED PARTNERSHIP-AUTO)
- Case EN22-0055: 201 N PARK (GALLUP PROPERTIES LLC)
Administrative Hearings Bureau
The Administrative Hearings Bureau is holding hearings to address specific property offense codes. The body will review cases involving respondents at various addresses in Ypsilanti.
- Case EN21-1492: 320 S Huron (320 Huron LLC)
- Case EN21-1155: 208 N Hamilton (Beal Properties LLC)
- Case EN21-0682 and EN21-0681: 1002 Washtenaw (Jonathan Peach)
- Case EN22-0005: 128 N Normal (Beal Properties LLC)
- Case EN21-1198: 9 S Park (9 Park LLC)
Administrative Hearings Bureau
The Administrative Hearings Bureau is conducting a series of hearings to address various property offense codes. The body will review cases involving individual residents and business entities regarding specific property addresses.
- Hearing for 340 Ecorse (Jeremy Knox) regarding code 22-215 (B)
- Hearing for 128 N Normal (Beal Properties LLC)
- Hearings for 20 E Cross, 410 W Michigan, 566 Jefferson, and 436 Second M1 regarding code 301.4
- Hearing for 856 Harriet (Blue Rhino Holdings) regarding code 108.1.5-7
- Hearings for 422 Pearl (Jamacia Barry) marked as set aside
Administrative Hearings Bureau
The Administrative Hearings Bureau is scheduled to conduct hearings regarding various code enforcement cases. These matters involve multiple properties and respondents across Ypsilanti.
- Case EN21-1062: 838 Harriet property hearing
- Case EN21-0482: 897 Monroe property hearing
- Case EN21-1393: 830 Short property hearing
- Case EN21-0913: 427 Orchard property hearing
- Case EN21-1209: 22 S Washington property hearing
Administrative Hearings Bureau
The Administrative Hearings Bureau is conducting hearings for six cases involving property offenses. The proceedings will address violations cited by officer James Jackson between November 1 and November 18, 2021.
- Case EN21-1316: 1204 Roosevelt (Billy Kruse) - marked as dismiss
- Case EN21-1296 and EN21-1363: 122 N Normal (Philip R Panzica)
- Case EN21-1336: 202 N Washington (Mouhammad Naqi)
- Case EN21-1399: 123 W Michigan (Sky Properties MI LLC)
- Case EN21-1413: 414 Emmet (James and Sandra Wagner)
Administrative Hearings Bureau
The Administrative Hearings Bureau is conducting hearings regarding various property code violations. The docket includes multiple cases involving residential and commercial properties across Ypsilanti.
- Case EN20-0835: 945 Madison (Ronnie Lee and Cynthia M Caddell)
- Case EN21-0762: 16 Ecorse (McDonalds Corporation)
- Case EN21-1060: 810 Jefferson (Tenina Ferrell)
- Case EN21-1111: 516 Maus (Naeem Tahir)
- Case EN21-1062: 838 Harriet (Bruce Williams)