Albion, MI

City Council Regular Session

The Albion City Council meets Monday, October 5, 2026 at 7:00 PM in Council Chambers at 112 West Cass Street. The council will consider approving a TextMyGov proposal, a second reading and adoption of Ordinance 2026-06 amending Chapter 100, Section 8.1(a), and Resolution 2026-48 authorizing a Michigan Arts and Culture Council grant application. It will also vote on September 21, 2026 minutes and 2027 council meeting dates, with presentations on TextMyGov, the Summer Recreation Enrichment Program, and the Albion Arts Center.

• Approve Text My Gov Proposal
• 2nd Reading & Adoption of Ordinance #2026-06 amending Chapter 100, Section 8.1(a)
• Resolution #2026-48 authorizing a Michigan Arts and Culture Council grant application
• Approve September 21, 2026 minutes and 2027 Council meeting dates
• Presentations: TextMyGov, Summer Recreation Enrichment Program, Albion Arts Center

Election Commission

The Albion Election Commission meets to approve minutes from its July 6, 2026 meeting and take up three items for the November 3, 2026 General Election: approving election inspectors, designating the City Clerk as the authorized local election commission representative, and approving the Election Commission Certification Accuracy Test. The agenda also includes roll call, excusing absent members, public comments, and adjournment. The agenda lists the meeting as Monday, October 5, 2026 at 6:30 PM at the Clerk's Office, 112 W. Cass St., Albion, MI 49224, though the meeting header reads 2026-09-29.

• Approve July 6th, 2026 Election Commission Minutes
• Approve Election Inspectors for the November 3, 2026 General Election
• Approve designating City Clerk as Authorized Local Election Commission Representative for November 3rd, 2026 General Election items and procedures
• Approve Election Commission Certification Accuracy Test for the November 3rd, 2026 General Election
• Public comments and excusing absent board members

Public Safety Pension Board

The Albion Public Safety Pension Board is scheduled to meet Wednesday, September 30, 2026 at 12:00 PM at Klavon's Pizza, 1361 E McDevitt Ave, Jackson, MI 49203. The agenda lists a single discussion item: an update on the Ancora investment portfolio. No votes, contracts, or other actions are listed on the supplied agenda.

• Discussion of the Ancora investment portfolio update

City Council Regular Session

The Albion City Council will hold a public hearing and vote on the 2026 property tax levy, and consider rezoning two Haven Rd. properties from Campus Development to Mixed Use. The agenda also includes appointments, deficit elimination plans, a hazardous materials removal contract, and several amplified sound permits.

• Public hearing and Resolution 2026-45 to set the 2026 tax levy
• Rezone 958 and 910 Haven Rd. from Campus Development District to Mixed Use District (1st reading, Ordinance 2026-07)
• Approve $86,481.36 for hazardous materials removal under Dean Drive/Hoaglin Drive
• Approve purchase agreement with Concord Excavating
• Approve amplified sound permits for Big Read, Victory Park Pavilion, and Festival of the Forks Finale Concert

The Albion City Council approved the 2026 tax levy, a deficit elimination plan, a revised EDC fund, and several ordinances including zoning changes for two properties. They also approved a hazardous materials removal contract and tabled a software purchase until the next meeting.

• Approved Resolution #2026-45 setting the 2026 tax levy (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution #2026-46, the Multiple Year Deficit Elimination Plan (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution #2026-47, Revised EDC Fund to include a Plan B (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance #2026-05 amending Chapter 58, Article VII (unanimous)
• Approved 1st reading of Ordinance #2026-07 rezoning 958 and 910 Haven Rd. from CDD to MU (unanimous)
• Approved 1st reading of Ordinance #2026-08 amending parking enforcement sections (unanimous)
• Tabled work order permitting software until September 21, 2026 meeting (unanimous)
• Approved $86,481.36 for hazardous materials removal under Dean/Hoaglin Drives (unanimous)

Albion Housing Commission

This agenda is a procedural notice, not a decision-making agenda. The Albion Housing Commission's September board meeting is being moved to Tuesday, September 22, 2026, at 11:00 a.m., because the executive director will be attending the MI NAHRO Conference during the usual packet-preparation week. The meeting will be held at the commission's office at 1300 Cooper Street, Albion, MI.

• Board meeting rescheduled to September 22, 2026, 11:00 a.m.
• Meeting location: 1300 Cooper Street, Albion, MI 49224
• Rescheduling due to executive director's attendance at MI NAHRO Conference

City Council Regular Session

The Albion City Council will hold a public hearing on the closeout of a Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) for housing improvements, then vote on several items including changing City Hall work hours, two ordinance amendments (parking enforcement and Chapter 100), a software work order, and the sale or purchase of vacant lots. The agenda also includes presentations on the Big Albion Plan, AARP, and Michigan Waterworks Stewards, plus consent items and financial reports.

• Public hearing on CDBG closeout for CHILL housing program
• Approve changing City Hall work hours
• 1st reading of Ordinance #2026-06 amending Chapter 100, Section 8.1(a)
• 2nd reading of Ordinance #2026-08 amending parking enforcement sections 82-127 and 82-128
• Discussion on sale of surplus city-owned vacant lots (e.g., 108 E Mulberry, 401 N Ionia, 1227 Edwards, 310 W Chestnut)

Albion Economic Development Corporation

The Albion Economic Development Corporation board will meet to approve a request for proposals to sell AEDC-owned parcels in West Industrial Park and to approve a WJE proposal for a limited structural condition assessment of 100 S. Superior Street, not to exceed $17,500, through the City BRA. The board will also review financial reports for July and August 2026, approve meeting minutes, and hear updates on grants and projects. This is a regular business meeting with several action items.

• Approve RFP to sell AEDC property in West Industrial Park (parcels on Austin Avenue and Elliott Road)
• Approve WJE proposal for structural assessment of 100 S. Superior Street, not to exceed $17,500
• Review and approve July and August 2026 financials and treasurer's reports
• Welcome new board member Jennifer Wilbur
• Update on MI Neighborhood 5.0 Grant and ACE Investments Rental Rehab Project

425 Work Group Advisory Committee

The 425 Work Group Advisory Committee is meeting to review and approve its bylaws and August minutes, nominate and select committee roles, and discuss a tax payment resolution between the City of Albion and Sheridan Township based on the original 425 Agreement. The committee will also set zoning as the next meeting topic.

• Review and approve committee bylaws
• Nominate and select committee roles
• Review and discuss tax payment resolution between City and Sheridan Township
• Next meeting agenda topic: Zoning

City Council Regular Session

The City Council will review a presentation on the Flock Camera System and consider the AEDC's Economic Development Fund Deficit Elimination Plan. The agenda also includes discussions regarding city manager goals, landbank maintenance agreements, and an ordinance amendment.

• Presentation on Flock Camera System by Chief Aaron Phipps
• Review of AEDC's Economic Development Fund Deficit Elimination Plan
• Approval of Maintenance Agreement with the Landbank for the Collaboration Corner property
• First reading of Ordinance # 2026-05 to amend Chapter 58, Article VII
• Alcohol in Public Places Permit for Albion Malleable at 420 S. Superior St.

The Albion City Council approved the AEDC's Economic Development Fund Deficit Elimination Plan, updated City Manager goals, a maintenance agreement with the Landbank for the Collaboration Corner property, and an alcohol permit for Albion Malleable events. The council also approved the first reading of an ordinance amending Chapter 58, Section 58-227(a), and appointed Mayor Snyder as voting delegate for the MML Annual Meeting. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved consent calendar including August 3 minutes and amplified sound permit for NAACP event (unanimous)
• Appointed Stacey Levin to Recreation Advisory Commission (unanimous)
• Approved AEDC Economic Development Fund Deficit Elimination Plan (unanimous)
• Approved updated City Manager Goals (unanimous)
• Approved maintenance agreement with Landbank for Collaboration Corner property (unanimous)
• Approved alcohol in public places permit for Albion Malleable events (unanimous)
• Approved first reading of Ordinance #2026-05 amending Section 58-227(a) (unanimous)
• Approved Mayor Snyder as voting delegate and Council Member Davis as alternate for MML Annual Meeting (unanimous)

Downtown Development Authority

The Downtown Development Authority will meet to discuss the Community Brand Ambassador role and updates to historic guidelines. The board will also consider approvals for downtown benches and facade grant reimbursements.

• Approval of Community Brand Ambassador Role
• Discussion of Historic Guidelines Update
• Approval of Downtown Benches
• Review of Facade Grant Reimbursement and Applications
• Discussion of Collaboration Corner

The Downtown Development Authority approved $5,000 to continue supporting the community ambassador role, approved the facade grant application with revised dates and terms, and approved the June 2026 meeting minutes. Discussions were held on historic guidelines, downtown benches, and Collaboration Corner, but no motions were made on those items. The board also agreed to write a letter of support for Community Table's grant application.

• Approved June 2026 DDA meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved $5,000 for community ambassador role (unanimous)
• Approved facade grant application with 2027 dates, Oct 1 2026-May 1 2027 application window, $7,500 max reimbursement with 50% match (unanimous)
• Agreed to write letter of support for Community Table grant application (no formal vote recorded)

Downtown Development Authority

The Albion Downtown Development Authority meets Wednesday, June 10, 2026, at 7:30 AM at Albion City Hall, 112 W. Cass Street. The board will review 2026 priorities at 6-, 9-, and 12-month intervals, consider approval of historic guidelines, and discuss the Red, White, and Blue Car Show, the Collaboration Corner Park - Holt Memorial, the 100 South Superior Street building, and an RFQ for a comprehensive plan. It will also review DDA financials (balance sheet and revenue/expense sheet as of 5-31) and approve minutes from the May 13, 2026 meeting. Note: the agenda header lists the meeting date as 2026-09-09 while the document text says Wednesday, June 10, 2026.

• 2026 priorities discussion covering 6-month, 9-month, and 12-month timelines
• Historic Guidelines — discussion and possible approval
• 100 South Superior Street Building — discussion
• RFQ for Comprehensive Plan — discussion
• DDA financials: balance sheet and revenue/expense sheet as of 5-31

The Downtown Development Authority approved the Historic Guidelines with a McKenna proposal, contingent on McKenna committing $1,250 for the first four months and the remainder upon completion, not to exceed $42,000. The board also postponed the 2026 Priorities agenda item to a special meeting on June 23rd. Other items discussed included the Red, White, and Blue Car Show, Collaboration Corner Park, and the 100 South Superior Street building.

• Approved Historic Guidelines with McKenna proposal, not to exceed $42,000 (all yes)
• Postponed 2026 Priorities agenda item to special DDA meeting June 23rd (all yes)
• Approved prior meeting minutes (all yes)
• Approved adjournment at 9:08 a.m. (all yes)

Downtown Development Authority

The Downtown Development Authority will discuss several downtown projects, including the Collaboration Corner Park - Holt Memorial and the 100 South Superior Street Building. The board will also review the Historic Design Guideline RFP and financial reports.

• Collaboration Corner Park - Holt Memorial discussion
• 100 South Superior Street Building review
• Historic Design Guideline RFP
• Review of DDA Financials and Fund Balance reports
• Social District discussion

The Downtown Development Authority met and approved prior meeting minutes. They discussed the Collaboration Corner Park project, noting $5,235.95 committed and a need for volunteers. An update on the 100 South Superior Street building purchase included waiting for a Phase II environmental review. The board also discussed the social district, historic design guidelines, and the Red, White, and Blue Car Show, but no formal decisions were made on these items.

• Approved April 08, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved April 22, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Discussed Collaboration Corner Park - $5,235.95 committed, additional donation expected
• Discussed 100 South Superior Street purchase - awaiting Phase II environmental review
• Discussed social district - recommended reconsideration after January 2027
• Discussed Historic Design Guideline RFP - revisions with McKenna, stakeholder meeting suggested
• Verified Red, White, and Blue Car Show date as July 3rd, 4-6 p.m.

City Council Regular Session

The City Council will consider several items including a $377,612.11 change order for the Wastewater Treatment Plant Renovations and a $50,000 grant from the Michigan Economic Development Corporation. The session also includes discussions regarding a 4-day/10-hour work week and an agreement with the Calhoun County Landbank.

• $377,612.11 change order for Wastewater Treatment Plant Renovations
• $50,000 grant with Michigan Economic Development Corporation
• Professional Services Agreement with McKenna Associates, Inc. for Comprehensive Plan and Housing Assessment
• Agreement with Calhoun County Landbank for Collaboration Corner
• Discussion of 4-day / 10 Hours Work Week

Albion City Council approved several items on July 20, 2026, including a $377,612.11 change order for Wastewater Treatment Plant renovations, a professional services agreement with McKenna Associates for updating the comprehensive plan and housing assessment, a $50,000 grant with the Michigan Economic Development Corporation, and board appointments. The council also approved a consent calendar that included meeting minutes, park permits, and fee waivers. An agreement with Calhoun County Landbank for Collaboration Corner was removed from the agenda at the city attorney's request. The council discussed a trial 4-day/10-hour work week, which was extended until October 31, 2026, with a decision expected by September 21.

• Approved Change Order #6 for $377,612.11 for Wastewater Treatment Plant Renovations (5-0)
• Approved Professional Services Agreement with McKenna Associates, Inc. for Updating Comprehensive Plan and Housing Assessment (5-0)
• Approved $50,000 Grant with Michigan Economic Development Corporation (5-0)
• Approved Boards & Commissions Appointments: Tom Pitt (ABA, reappointment, term to expire 6-30-2029) and Jamelah Vincent (Arts Commission, term to expire 3-2-2028) (5-0)
• Approved Consent Calendar including July 6, 2026 minutes, amplified sound permit for McIntosh Park on August 8, 2026, waiver of park reservation fees for Albion College July 27-31, 2026, assembly permit for Victory Park Large Pavilion on September 5, 2026, and amplified sound permit for Christ Apostolic Church at Crowell Park on August 9, 2026 (5-0)
• Removed agenda item B (Agreement with Calhoun County Landbank for Collaboration Corner) from the agenda at the request of City Attorney Harkness
• Excused Council Member Vivian Davis and Mayor Snyder from the meeting (5-0)
• Adjourned the regular meeting at 8:19 p.m. (5-0)

Planning Commission

The Commission will consider an amendment to Chapter 100, Section 8.1, for City Council approval. Members will also receive an update regarding the Calhoun County Comprehensive Plan.

• Approval of Ordinance # 2024-06 (amending Chapter 100, Section 8.1)
• Discussion/Update on Comprehensive Plan with Lauren Sayre of McKenna
• Review of August 18, 2026, Planning Commission Minutes

Recreation Advisory Commission

The Recreation Advisory Commission will discuss updates to the Parks and Recreation Plan. The meeting includes a review of existing plan documents and MDNR guidelines.

• Update of Parks & Recreation Plan

City Council Regular Session

The Albion City Council will hold a public hearing on the annual property tax levy and vote on Resolution # 2026-45 to set the 2026 tax rates. The agenda also includes a deficit elimination plan, board appointments, rezoning requests, parking enforcement amendments, and $86,481.36 for hazardous material removal under Dean Drive/Hoaglin Drive. Additionally, the council will consider several sound permits and presentations regarding local festivals and community programs.

• Public Hearing and Resolution # 2026-45 to set the 2026 tax levy
• Resolution # 2026-46 for a Legislative Body Resolution and Multiple Year Deficit Elimination Plan
• Resolution # 2026-47 for a Revised EDC Fund Plan B
• First reading of Ordinance # 2026-07 to rezone 958 Haven Rd. and 910 Haven Rd. from Campus Development District to Mixed Use District
• Approval of $86,481.36 for removal of hazardous materials under Dean Drive/Hoaglin Drive

Recreation Advisory Commission

The Recreation Advisory Commission will discuss planning for summer recreation activities and meeting with students, parents, and the Senior Center. The commission will also discuss a sidewalk around Holland Park and work with the Lt. Governor regarding the Earn, Learn, and Play Program.

• Discussion of sidewalk around Holland Park
• Planning for Summer Recreation Programming
• Earn, Learn, and Play Program coordination
• Acceptance of Jim Stuart's Board Resignation

The Albion Recreation Advisory Commission met on May 12, 2026, but lacked a quorum, so most agenda items were deferred to a future meeting. The board accepted Jim Stuart's resignation and approved the January 13, 2026 minutes. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved January 13, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Accepted Jim Stuart's board resignation (unanimous)
• Deferred summer programming interviews, parent meetings, senior center meeting, Holland Park sidewalk discussion, and Earn, Learn, and Play program to a later meeting due to lack of quorum

Downtown Development Authority

The Downtown Development Authority will discuss updates to historic guidelines and the 100 S. Superior Building. The board will also consider a pedestrian traffic study for approval.

• Discussion of Collaboration Corner
• Discussion of Historic Guidelines Update
• Discussion of 100 S. Superior Building
• Discussion/Approval of Pedestrian Traffic Study

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Albion Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on two variance requests: one for 409 Fitch St. and one for 413 Allen Place. The board will also elect officers, approve 2026 meeting dates, and handle routine items like minutes approval and public comments.

• Public hearing for variance at 409 Fitch St.
• Public hearing for variance at 413 Allen Place
• Election of officers (Chair, Vice-Chair)
• Approval of 2026 meeting dates
• Approval of May 10, 2022 meeting minutes

Arts Commission

The Albion Arts Commission is meeting to discuss routine updates, reports on past events, and upcoming activities. A key item for consideration is whether the commission should become a nonprofit organization. The meeting will also cover updates on murals and plans for future events.

• Consideration of becoming a nonprofit
• Update on Train Station Mural
• Update on Austin/Albion St. Mural
• Report on Textile Exhibition
• Upcoming Juried Art Show (Sept 18-26)

Downtown Development Authority

The Downtown Development Authority approved $2,500 in support for the Festival of the Forks. Members also discussed 2026 priorities, reviewing a comprehensive plan and rating current projects. The board excused absent members and adjourned after receiving project updates.

• Approved $2,500 support for Festival of the Forks (unanimous)
• Excused absent board members (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting at 9:12 a.m. (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Albion Planning Commission will consider approving a land split for 958 Haven Rd, related to Albion College, and will receive an update on the Comprehensive Plan, including a MEDC grant and a proposal from McKenna. The meeting also includes routine items like approving prior minutes and public comments.

• Approve land split for 958 Haven Rd (Albion College)
• Update on Comprehensive Plan, including MEDC grant and McKenna proposal
• Approve May 19, 2026 meeting minutes

The Planning Commission approved a land split for 958 Haven Rd for Albion College, which City Manager Theriot stated was for a future senior housing project. The commission also received an update on the Comprehensive Plan, noting that the City Council approved a contract with McKenna for plan updates and that the city received a $50,000 MEDC grant toward the $59,000 cost. The meeting was otherwise procedural, with no public hearing or correspondence.

• Approved May 19, 2026 Planning Commission minutes (unanimous)
• Approved land split for 958 Haven Rd-Albion College (unanimous)
• Excused absent board member Mayor Snyder (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting at 7:14 p.m. (unanimous)

City Council Regular Session

The Albion City Council will hold a regular session with several action items, including approving a multi-year deficit elimination plan, continuing engineering services for the landfill, and making board and committee appointments. The agenda also includes a public hearing, consent calendar items, and a closed session.

• Approve Resolution #2026-42, City of Albion Multiple Year Deficit Elimination Plan
• Approve Resolution #2026-40, continued engineering services with Verdantas for the Albion-Sheridan Township Landfill (Monitoring Year 27)
• Approve appointments to Zoning Board of Appeals (Cheryl Zick, Tamela Lebron)
• Approve easement for water tower at 1917 E. Michigan Avenue
• Approve replacement of roof at Wastewater Treatment Plant

The Albion City Council approved a multi-year deficit elimination plan, continued engineering services for the landfill, and authorized a roof replacement at the wastewater treatment plant. All votes were unanimous. One zoning board appointment was denied because the nominee did not meet residency requirements.

• Approved Resolution #2026-42, City of Albion Multiple Year Deficit Elimination Plan (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution #2026-40, continued engineering services with Verdantas for landfill monitoring year 27 (unanimous)
• Approved replacement of the roof at the Wastewater Treatment Plant (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution #2026-41, supporting economic development and creation of an intergovernmental advisory committee (unanimous)
• Approved appointments of Mayor Snyder, Thom Wilch, and George Strander to the 425 Interlocal Advisory Committee (unanimous)
• Approved easement for the water tower at 1917 E. Michigan Avenue (unanimous)
• Approved distribution of sale proceeds agreement (unanimous)
• Denied appointment of Cheryl Zick to Zoning Board of Appeals due to non-residency; approved Tamela Lebron (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Albion Planning Commission will hold public hearings and then vote on zoning re-classifications for 958 and 910 Haven Road. The meeting also includes approval of prior minutes and public comments.

• Public hearing and vote on zoning re-classification for 958 Haven Road
• Public hearing and vote on zoning re-classification for 910 Haven Road
• Approve July 21, 2026 Planning Commission minutes

Albion Housing Commission

The Albion Housing Commission will hold its monthly board meeting on August 18, 2026, at 1300 Cooper Street. The board will vote on several resolutions, including a $23,500 emergency grant for bulletproof windows and doors, updated financial policies, and a utility allowance. They will also discuss a proposed child support deduction for residents and review financial reports and occupancy status.

• Approval of $23,500 proposal from Jackson Glass Works for bulletproof windows and doors (Resolution 26-015)
• Approval of updated cash payment policy (Resolution 26-022) and financial management internal controls policy (Resolution 26-023)
• Approval of FY 2026-2027 utility allowance (Resolution 26-024)
• Approval of $14,700 contract with Design House Architects for Peabody Place floor replacement (Resolution 26-028)
• Discussion of offering child support as a deduction for residents (24 CFR 5.611(b))

City Council Regular Session

The Albion City Council will hold a regular session with presentations on the Flock camera system and a recreation graduation program. The council will vote on several items, including a deficit elimination plan for the Economic Development Fund, updated City Manager goals, a maintenance agreement for Collaboration Corner, and alcohol permits for two events. A first reading of an ordinance to amend Chapter 58, Article VII, Section 58-227(a) is also scheduled.

• Approve AEDC's Economic Development Fund Deficit Elimination Plan
• Approve Maintenance Agreement with the Landbank for Collaboration Corner property
• Approve Alcohol in Public Places Permit for Albion Malleable at 420 S. Superior St. for Festival of the Forks Kickoff (Sept 18) and Oktoberfest (Oct 10)
• Discussion/Approve 1st Reading Ordinance #2026-05 to amend Chapter 58, Article VII, Section 58-227(a)
• Approve Boards & Commissions Appointment: Stacey Levin to Recreation Advisory Commission

Downtown Development Authority

The Albion Downtown Development Authority is meeting to discuss and potentially approve several downtown improvement items, including a facade grant reimbursement, a Community Brand Ambassador role, and new downtown benches. They will also discuss updates to historic guidelines and a collaboration corner. The meeting includes standard procedural items like approving prior minutes and reviewing financials.

• DDA Facade Grant Reimbursement
• Community Brand Ambassador Role - Discussion/Approval
• Historic Guidelines Update - Discussion
• Downtown Benches - Discussion/Approval
• Facade Grant Application - Discussion

Arts Commission

The Albion Arts Commission is meeting to approve minutes and a $300 donation to World Fest, and to receive updates on recent and upcoming events, including student art exhibitions, workshops, and murals. They will also discuss possible future events such as a fall-themed exhibition and a legacy art gala. The agenda is largely routine, with decisions limited to the donation and minutes approval.

• Approval of $300 donation to World Fest
• Update on Train Station Mural and Austin/Albion St. Mural
• Discussion of Fall Themed Exhibition with admission/tickets
• Discussion of Legacy Art event with gala evening
• Upcoming events: Textile Exhibition through Aug 29, Juried Art Show Sept 18-26, Holiday Market Nov 20-Dec 19

City Council Regular Session

The City Council will discuss a multiple year deficit elimination plan and the replacement of the Wastewater Treatment Plant roof. The body is also considering an easement for the water tower at 1917 E. Michigan Avenue and a resolution to promote economic development.

• City of Albion Multiple Year Deficit Elimination Plan
• Replacement of the roof at the Wastewater Treatment Plant
• Easement for the Water Tower at 1917 E. Michigan Avenue
• Resolution 2026-40 regarding engineering and consulting services with Verdantas for the Albion-Sheridan Township Landfill
• Appointments of Cheryl Zick and Tamela Lebron to the Zoning Board of Appeals

Albion Building Authority

The Albion Building Authority will discuss and possibly approve a new steel building at 219 N. Eaton St., review proceeds from Maple Grove, and consider financial reports. The meeting also includes approval of prior minutes and public comments.

• Discuss/Approve New Steel Building at 219 N. Eaton St.
• Discussion of proceeds from Maple Grove
• Review of ABA financials (fund balance sheet and revenue & expense report)

The board approved the March 12, 2026 minutes and the ABA financials. Members discussed a proposed steel building at 219 N. Eaton St. and the distribution of proceeds from the Maple Grove sale, but no formal votes were taken on these items.

• Approved March 12, 2026 Minutes (Unanimous)
• Approved ABA Financials (Unanimous)