Albion, MI

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

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)

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))

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

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)

Albion Building Authority

The Albion Building Authority will meet to consider an agreement regarding the distribution of sale proceeds. The board will also discuss its powers to improve and maintain public buildings.

• Distribution of Sale Proceeds Agreement
• ABA Powers to Improve and Maintain Public Buildings
• Review of June 30, 2026 Balance Sheet and Revenue & Expense Report

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider Resolution #2026-35 to re-affirm and temporarily extend the City of Albion Comprehensive Plan. They will also discuss a request for proposals for a new comprehensive plan and a request for qualifications/posting for a shared planning position. The meeting includes approval of prior minutes and public comment periods.

• Approve Resolution #2026-35 to re-affirm and temporarily extend the City of Albion Comprehensive Plan
• Discussion of RFP for a new Comprehensive Plan
• Discussion of RFQ/Posting for a Shared Planning Position
• Approve March 17, 2026 Planning Commission minutes and excusing Commissioner Tom Pitt

The Planning Commission approved Resolution #2026-35 to re-affirm and temporarily extend the City of Albion Comprehensive Plan. They also gave consensus to move forward with an RFP for a firm to update the plan and with an RFQ/posting for a shared planning position. The meeting was otherwise procedural, including approval of prior minutes and adjournment.

• Approved March 17, 2026 Planning Commission minutes (all yes)
• Approved excusing Commissioner Tom Pitt from March 17, 2026 meeting (all yes)
• Approved Resolution #2026-35 to re-affirm and temporarily extend the Comprehensive Plan (all yes)
• Consensus to move forward with RFP for Comprehensive Plan update
• Consensus to move forward with RFQ/posting for shared planning position
• Adjourned meeting at 7:23 p.m. (all yes)

City Council Regular Session

The Albion City Council will hold a regular session on July 21, 2026, with a public hearing, public comments, and a consent calendar. The main items for discussion include approving a utility rate increase schedule, awarding a comprehensive plan update, selling city-owned property, and authorizing a well rehabilitation contract. The council will also consider an honorary street name and charter amendment ballot language.

• Approve Resolution #2026-36 for utility rate increase schedule
• Award Comprehensive Plan Update and Housing Assessment to McKenna
• Authorize sale of 312 Fitch St
• Approve $77,182 proposal from Northern Pump & Well for Clark #2 well rehabilitation
• Consider honorary street name 'Vera Simpson' for Jefferson St

The Albion City Council approved several resolutions, including a utility rate increase schedule, a $77,182 proposal for rehabilitating the Clark #2 drinking water well, and the sale of 312 Fitch St. They also approved an honorary street name for Vera Simpson and awarded a comprehensive plan update to McKenna. A proposed charter amendment ballot language failed in a 2-4 vote.

• Approved consent calendar including minutes and permits (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution #2026-37 for honorary street name 'Vera Simpson' on Jefferson St (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution #2026-38 awarding comprehensive plan update to McKenna (unanimous)
• Denied amendment to Resolution #2026-31 for charter ballot language (2-4)
• Approved Resolution #2026-36 utility rates increase schedule (unanimous)
• Approved $77,182 proposal for Clark #2 well rehabilitation (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution #2026-39 authorizing sale of 312 Fitch St (unanimous)
• Excused Council Member Vivian Davis (unanimous)

City Council Study Session

The City Council will hold a study session to discuss a proposal from McKenna for a Comprehensive Plan update and housing assessment. They will also review items from the July 6 agenda, including a utility rate increase resolution, an honorary street name designation, and a $77,182 water well rehabilitation project. No final votes are taken at this session; these are discussion items only.

• Discuss proposal from McKenna for Comprehensive Plan update and Housing Assessment Project
• Approve Resolution #2026-36 for utility rate increase schedule
• Approve Resolution #2026-37 for honorary street name 'Vera Simpson' on Jefferson St.
• Approve Resolution #2026-38 to award Comprehensive Plan update to McKenna
• Approve proposal from Northern Pump & Well for $77,182 to rehabilitate Clark#2 drinking water well

The City Council held a study session to discuss the McKenna proposal for updating the Comprehensive Plan and housing assessment, with a recommendation from the City Manager. No formal votes were taken; the items are scheduled for action at the July 6, 2026 regular meeting.

• Discussed McKenna proposal for Comprehensive Plan update (no vote)
• Discussed Resolution #2026-31 amendment (no vote)
• Discussed Resolution #2026-36 utility rate increase schedule (no vote)
• Discussed Resolution #2026-37 honorary street name 'Vera Simpson' for Jefferson St. (no vote)
• Discussed Resolution #2026-38 award of Comprehensive Plan update to McKenna (no vote)
• Discussed Northern Pump & Well proposal for $77,182.00 for Clark#2 well rehabilitation (no vote)
• Discussed Resolution #2026-39 sale of 312 Fitch St (no vote)
• Adjourned study session (all voted yes)

City Council Regular Session

The Albion City Council will vote on a range of items, including several consent calendar approvals and individual agenda items. Key decisions include a $377,612.11 change order for wastewater treatment plant renovations and a $50,000 grant from the Michigan Economic Development Corporation. The council will also consider permits for Victory Park and Crowell Park, and an agreement with the Calhoun County Landbank for a Collaboration Corner project.

• Approve Change Order #6 for $377,612.11 for Wastewater Treatment Plant renovations
• Approve $50,000 grant with Michigan Economic Development Corporation
• Approve Assembly Permit for Victory Park Large Pavilion on September 5, 2026
• Approve Amplified Sound Permit for Christ Apostolic Church at Crowell Park on August 9, 2026
• Approve Agreement with Calhoun County Landbank for Collaboration Corner

Planning Commission

The Albion Planning Commission will meet on July 21, 2026 to consider several agenda items. Commissioners will vote on a land split application for 958 Haven Road involving Albion College. An update on the city’s Comprehensive Plan will be presented, and a public hearing is scheduled.

• Approve land split for 958 Haven Rd – Albion College
• Update on the Comprehensive Plan
• Public hearing
• Approve May 19, 2026 Planning Commission minutes

Albion Building Authority

The Albion Building Authority will meet to discuss its powers regarding the improvement and maintenance of public buildings. The board will also consider approving a Distribution of Sale Proceeds Agreement.

• Discussion of ABA powers to improve and maintain public buildings
• Approval of Distribution of Sale Proceeds Agreement
• Approval of June 11, 2026 meeting minutes

Albion Economic Development Corporation

The Albion Economic Development Corporation will discuss quotes for road repair and property clearing in the West Industrial Park. The board will also consider a representative and resolution for the Albion-Sheridan 425 Work Group.

• Quotes for road repair in West Industrial Park
• Quotes for property clearing in West Industrial Park
• Selection of board representative for Albion-Sheridan 425 Work Group
• Resolution for Albion-Sheridan 425 Work Group
• Review of AEDC financials through May and June 2026

Arts Commission

The Albion Arts Commission will approve the minutes from the June 9, 2026 meeting and receive updates from its committees. It will report on recent and upcoming art events, including a juried art show scheduled for September 18, 2026. The commission will also consider new music, theater, and collaborative events with Albion College for the fall season.

• Juried Art Show – September 18, 2026
• Pride Event – October 24, 2026
• Holiday Market – November 20 to December 19, 2026
• Music Events in collaboration with Albion College (to be considered)
• Art Activity with French kids – August 5, 2026

City Council Regular Session

The City Council will consider several budget amendments, service contracts, and street repair projects. The meeting includes presentations regarding a water utility rate study and energy services.

• $46,900.63 for W. Cass Street and W. Center Street curb and sidewalk repairs
• STARR REC Camp contract for $18,750
• Project Safe Neighborhood contract for $5,000
• Play Right Sports contract for $3,000
• Property Access Agreement for 110 N. Clinton St.

City Council approved the sale of the city-owned property at 312 Fitch Street and authorized $46,900.63 for curb and sidewalk repairs. The council also approved several youth service contracts and the addition of delinquent utilities and accounts receivables to summer tax bills.

• Approved purchase offer for property at 312 Fitch Street (Unanimous)
• Approved $46,900.63 for W. Cass Street and W. Center Street curb and sidewalk repairs (Unanimous)
• Approved contracts for Youth Summer Services: STARR REC Camp $18,750, Project Safe Neighborhood $5,000, and Play Right Sports $3,000 (Unanimous)
• Approved adding delinquent utilities and accounts receivables to summer tax bills (Unanimous)
• Approved 5-Year Professional Services Agreement for Hydrocorp (Unanimous)
• Approved Property Access Agreement for 110 N. Clinton St. (Unanimous)
• Approved Reimaging Albion Recreation budget amendment and reprogramming (Unanimous)
• Approved professional design engineering services for W. Oak Street improvements (Unanimous)

City Council Study Session

The City Council will hold a study session to discuss goals for the City Manager. No other formal decisions or legislative actions are listed on the agenda.

• Discussion regarding City Manager goals

The City Council held a study session to discuss and prioritize upcoming City Manager goals. No substantive votes or legislative decisions were recorded during the session.

• Adjourned Study Session (unanimous)

City Council Study Session

The Albion City Council will hold a study session to review the 2026 Summer Recreation Plan and budget, as well as contracts for youth programs and sports.

• Review of 2026 Summer Recreation Plan and Budget
• Discussion on Reimaging Albion Recreation
• Review of Play Right Sports contract
• Review of Albion Youth Program Contract 2026
• Review of Project Safe Neighborhoods application

This was a study session only; no formal votes were taken on the recreation discussion. The council reviewed the history of the recreation millage, a prior contract with BC YMCA, and findings from a May 2026 Recreation Roundtable. City staff proposed a shift to direct city provision of recreation services and grant funding for providers, including a summer program at McIntosh Park.

• No substantive decisions were made; the session was informational only
• Study session adjourned unanimously (7-0) at 6:58 p.m.

City Council Regular Session

The City Council will consider approving a utility rate increase schedule, awarding a comprehensive plan update contract to McKenna, and adopting an honorary street name for Vera Simpson. A closed session is scheduled for discussion of material exempt from disclosure. The consent agenda includes approval of past meeting minutes and fee waivers for park events.

• Approve Resolution #2026-36 for utility rate increase schedule
• Approve Resolution #2026-38 to award Comprehensive Plan Update and Housing Assessment Project to McKenna
• Approve Resolution #2026-37 for honorary street name 'Vera Simpson' on Jefferson St
• Discussion on amendment to ballot language for City Charter amendment on Chapter 7
• Request waiver of park reservation fee for 'Soulful Sunday' at Holland Park

City Council Study Session

The City Council will discuss a proposal from McKenna to update the city's comprehensive plan and housing assessment. They will also review agenda items for the July 6 regular meeting, including a resolution to increase utility rates, an honorary street name assignment, and a resolution to award the comprehensive plan project to McKenna. Public comments will be heard.

• Discuss proposal from McKenna for comprehensive plan update and housing assessment
• Approve Resolution #2026-36 for utility rate increase
• Approve Resolution #2026-37 for honorary street name 'Vera Simpson' on Jefferson St.
• Approve Resolution #2026-38 to award comprehensive plan update project to McKenna
• Public comment period (3-minute limit per speaker)

Election Commission

The Albion Election Commission will meet to approve election inspectors for the August 4, 2026 primary election, designate the City Clerk as the authorized local election commission representative, and approve the election commission certification accuracy test. The meeting also includes approval of prior meeting minutes and public comments.

• Approve Election Inspectors for the August 4, 2026 Primary Election
• Designate City Clerk as Authorized Local Election Commission Representative for the August 4, 2026 Primary
• Approve Election Commission Certification Accuracy Test
• Approve October 7, 2024 Election Commission Minutes

City Council Regular Session

The City Council will consider resolutions to place charter amendment language on the ballot for two sections (Chapter 10 and Chapter 7). Other action items include authorizing a grant application for 100 S. Superior, approving a separation agreement, and issuing a request for proposals for a comprehensive plan update and housing assessment. The consent calendar includes fee waivers and permits for summer events at city parks.

• Resolutions #2026-29 and #2026-31 proposing ballot language to amend the City Charter (Ch. 10, Sec. 6(a) and Ch. 7, Sec. 7.2(a))
• Resolution #2026-30 to authorize a Rural Heritage Partnership Grant application for 100 S. Superior
• Approval of a separation agreement
• Request for Proposals for Comprehensive Plan Update and Housing Assessment
• Annual garbage licenses for City Star Services, Granger Waste Services, and Waste Management

The City Council approved multiple resolutions regarding city charter amendments and authorized various annual service licenses. Additionally, the council approved a new appointment to the Downtown Development Authority.

• Approved agenda addition for Water Bill Senior Discount discussion (unanimous)
• Approved May 2026 consent calendar items (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution # 2026-29 regarding City of Albion Charter amendment (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution # 2026-30 for Rural Heritage Partnership Grant application (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution # 2026-31 regarding City of Albion Charter amendment (unanimous)
• Approved annual garbage licenses for City Star Services, Granger Waste Services, and Waste Management (unanimous)
• Approved annual mechanical amusement device license for Spartan Stores/Family Fare (unanimous)
• Approved Benita Krill's appointment to the Downtown Development Authority (unanimous)

Albion Building Authority

The Albion Building Authority will consider approving $36,662.50 for demolition and replacement at 219 N. Eaton St., and discuss an appraisal of 201 N. Clinton St. Other business includes approval of prior meeting minutes and review of financial reports.

• Approve $36,662.50 for demolition and replacement at 219 N. Eaton St.
• Discussion of appraisal for 201 N. Clinton St.
• Approval of November 12, 2025 minutes
• Review of ABA financial statements

The Board approved the November 12, 2025 minutes and a $1,400.00 appraisal fee. Members discussed the potential sale of 201 N. Clinton St. and considered options for building replacement at 219 N. Eaton St.

• Approved November 12, 2025 Minutes with a correction to elevator repair cost (unanimous)
• Approved $1,400.00 for Bratcher Morehart & Associates LLC appraisal (unanimous)
• Adjourned regular meeting (unanimous)

City Council Regular Session

The Albion City Council will hold a regular session on May 18, 2026, with multiple resolutions up for individual discussion and vote. Key items include proposed ballot language to amend sections of the City Charter, a contract for senior services, a CDBG rental rehabilitation grant for four properties, and approval of a revised 2026 fee schedule. The meeting also includes a consent calendar for permits and minutes, and a closed session is requested by the City Manager for matters exempt from public discussion.

• Approve Resolution #2026-34, Contract for Senior Services and Activities
• Approve Resolution #2026-08, ballot language to amend Chapter 10, Section 6 of City Charter
• Approve Resolution #2026-31, ballot language to amend Chapter 7, Section 7.2 of City Charter
• Approve Resolution #2026-32, CDBG Rental Rehabilitation Grant application for 300 S. Superior St., 215 S. Superior St., 217 S. Superior St., and 105 W. Porter St.
• Approve Revised 2026 Fee Schedule

City Council approved proposed ballot language to amend the City Charter and authorized a change order for the Albion Street Improvements Project. The council also approved a revised 2026 fee schedule and a settlement agreement following a closed session.

• Approved Resolution # 2026-08 for proposed ballot language to amend City Charter Chapter 10, Section 6, Subsection (a) (All yes)
• Approved Resolution # 2026-27 for Change Order #1 for the Albion Street Improvements Project (All yes)
• Approved Revised 2026 Fee Schedule (All yes)
• Approved Resolution # 2026-32 for CDBG Rental Rehabilitation Grant applications for 300 S. Superior, 215 S. Superior St, 217 S. Superior St, and 105 W. Porter St (All yes)
• Approved Resolution # 2026-33 for sale of obsolete DPW equipment and purchase of additional equipment (All yes)
• Approved Resolution # 2026-34 for Senior Services and Activities contract (All yes)
• Approved Resolution # 2026-23 for MERS Defined Contribution Plan Adoption Agreement amendment (All yes)
• Approved Settlement Agreement from Closed Session (All yes)

City Council Study Session

This study session will focus on a discussion of the city manager's goals for 2026. No formal votes or decisions are scheduled; the agenda is otherwise procedural.

• Discussion of City Manager Goals, with an attached 2026 goals survey

The Albion City Council convened a study session to discuss City Manager goals and receive remarks from council members. No formal reports or public comments were received. The council unanimously voted to adjourn the meeting. No substantive policy decisions or votes were recorded.

• Adjourned study session (all present members voted yes)

City Council Study Session

The Albion City Council will discuss and potentially vote on several resolutions, including proposed ballot language to amend the city charter (Chapter 10 and Chapter 7), a contract for senior services, and a revised fee schedule. They will also consider authorizing a CDBG rental rehabilitation grant application for four properties (300 S. Superior, 215 S. Superior, 217 S. Superior, 105 W. Porter St.) and approving a change order for the Albion Street Improvements Project.

• Approve Resolution #2026-34: Contract for Senior Services and Activities
• Approve Resolution #2026-08: Proposed Ballot Language to Amend Charter Chapter 10, Section 6 (a)
• Discuss Resolution #2026-31: Proposed Ballot Language to Amend Charter Chapter 7, Section 7.2 (2)
• Approve Resolution #2026-23: Amendment to MERS Defined Contribution Plan Agreement
• Approve Resolution #2026-32: Authorize CDBG Rental Rehabilitation Grant Application for 300 S. Superior, 215 S. Superior, 217 S. Superior, and 105 W. Porter St.

The council met for a study session to discuss several agenda items, including resolutions on senior services, charter amendments, street improvements, and other topics, but no formal votes were taken on any agenda item. The only action was adjournment. The meeting was procedural only.

• Adjourned study session (6-0)