Jackson, California
Upcoming
Affordable Housing Development Board
The Affordable Housing Development Board is meeting for a routine session including approval of prior minutes and citizen comments. The main item is a presentation from the Ingham County Land Bank on the Pathway to Construction Program, along with general grant and housing updates. No votes or financial decisions are scheduled on the agenda.
- Ingham County Land Bank presentation on the Pathway to Construction Program
- Grant and housing updates
- Approval of minutes from May 5, 2026
Racial Equity Commission
Election Commission
Administrative Hearings Bureau
The Jackson Administrative Hearings Bureau will hear a full docket of code enforcement, zoning, and property maintenance cases on July 8, 2026. The docket includes internal reviews, continuations, new cases, renotices of default, and default judgments for multiple properties. All cases are listed with specific addresses and involved parties.
- 25-436 CX: 308 W Biddle St (Michael D Grimes & Ryan Hoage)
- 26-139 ZN: 304 Marshall St (Holly Wenzel)
- 26-140 ZN: 202 E Euclid Ave (Renee L Sayre)
- 26-144 ZN: 161 W High St (Monique Habari)
- 26-113 CX: 508 W Trail St (Renae G Caddell)
General
Community Police Oversight Commission
Human Relations Commission
Human Relations Commission
Board of Review
Public Arts
City Council
Administrative Hearings Bureau
Martin Luther King Corridor Improvement Authority
Historic District Commission
Affordable Housing Development Board
Racial Equity Commission
Planning Commission
Administrative Hearings Bureau
Environmental Commission
City Council
Human Relations Commission
Human Relations Commission
Parks & Recreation Commission
Parks & Recreation Commission
Parks & Recreation Commission
Sharp Board
Historic District Commission
Administrative Hearings Bureau
Martin Luther King Corridor Improvement Authority
Affordable Housing Development Board
Racial Equity Commission
Planning Commission
City Council
Administrative Hearings Bureau
Community Police Oversight Commission
Human Relations Commission
Environmental Commission
Human Relations Commission
City Council
Administrative Hearings Bureau
Martin Luther King Corridor Improvement Authority
Historic District Commission
Affordable Housing Development Board
Racial Equity Commission
City Council
Planning Commission
Administrative Hearings Bureau
Environmental Commission
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Human Relations Commission
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Martin Luther King Corridor Improvement Authority
Historic District Commission
Affordable Housing Development Board
Racial Equity Commission
Administrative Hearings Bureau
Planning Commission
Community Police Oversight Commission
City Council
Administrative Hearings Bureau
Human Relations Commission
Environmental Commission
Human Relations Commission
Parks & Recreation Commission
Martin Luther King Corridor Improvement Authority
Historic District Commission
Affordable Housing Development Board
Racial Equity Commission
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Board of Review
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Affordable Housing Development Board
Racial Equity Commission
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Administrative Hearings Bureau
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Administrative Hearings Bureau
Affordable Housing Development Board
Planning Commission
Human Relations Commission
Administrative Hearings Bureau
Affordable Housing Development Board
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Human Relations Commission
Administrative Hearings Bureau
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Recent meetings
Planning Commission
Historic District Commission
General
Martin Luther King Corridor Improvement Authority
Administrative Hearings Bureau
The Jackson Administrative Hearings Bureau will hold hearings on a docket of code enforcement and other violation cases. The agenda includes internal review items, new cases, and default hearings at various addresses. No decisions are made at this meeting; it is a procedural session.
- Internal review of 11 cases including 800 N Elm Ave, 907 Third St, 312 W Biddle St
- New hearings at 317 E Mansion, 809 Cooper, 905 Fourth, 316 N Blackstone
- Additional new hearings at 155 W Addison St and 337 Bates
- Default hearings for 230 W North St, 147 W High St, 1108 Maple Ave, 161 W High St, 1000 Adrian Ave
- Case types include CX (code enforcement), HI (housing inspection), NW (nuisance waiver), ZN (zoning), VH (vacant housing), BI (building inspection)
Human Relations Commission
The Human Relations Commission will hold its regular meeting with citizen comments, approval of minutes, and reports from the Community Liaison Police Officer and committees. The main discussion item is a Strategic Plan Session under old business. No new business, ordinances, or financial decisions are listed.
- Strategic Plan Session under Old Business
- Community Liaison Police Officer Report
- Committee reports from Nominating, Project Development, Policy and Complaint, and Finance
- Citizen comments (3-minute limit)
- City Councilmember and staff liaison comments
The Commission approved spending up to $3,000 for a strategic planning meeting on June 13, 2026, and up to $3,000 for HRC-logo items, pending city approval. The body also discussed guidelines for commissioner behavior and reviewed police staffing and crime reports.
- Approved spending up to $3,000 for June 13 strategic planning meeting
- Approved up to $3,000 for HRC-logo items (pending city approval)
- Approved adoption of the agenda with the addition of Commissioner Behavior
- Approved previous minutes with a name change for Anne deIrala
Environmental Commission
City Council
Public Arts
Human Relations Commission
General
The Jackson Human Relations Commission holds a strategic planning session featuring remarks from the mayor, city manager, and a councilmember, followed by a roundtable to review the HRC ordinance and establish goals and objectives for the 2026-2027 period. No votes or binding actions are scheduled; the session is focused on discussion and planning.
- Mayor Daniel Mahoney remarks
- City Manager Jonathan Greene remarks
- Councilmember Arlene Robinson (Ward 1) remarks
- Review of the HRC ordinance
- Identification and prioritization of 2026-2027 goals and objectives
Administrative Hearings Bureau
The Administrative Hearings Bureau is reviewing a docket of code enforcement (CX), zoning (ZN), and housing inspection (HI) cases, including internal reviews, defaults, and new hearings. The agenda lists over 30 property addresses with scheduled hearing times for June 10, 2026.
- 8:30 a.m. continuation hearing for 842 Center St (code enforcement case 26-066)
- 8:30 a.m. re-notice of default for 408 First St-410 (housing inspection case 25-132)
- 2:00 p.m. new zoning hearings: 311 Orange St, 620 Marshall St, 937 Chittock Ave, 155 W Addison St, 515 Harris St
- 10:00 a.m. new cases include 1407 E Michigan Ave, 927 S Jackson St, 1038 Woodbridge St, 112 Marshall St, 1105 Clinton Rd, 1225 S MLK Jr Dr
- 10:30 a.m. default hearings for multiple housing inspection cases (26-095 through 26-103)
Planning Commission
Racial Equity Commission
Affordable Housing Development Board
General
The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on three dimensional variance requests at 1502 Carlton Blvd., 1514 N. West Ave., and 222-234 W Michigan Ave. The board will also discuss proposed increases to fee structures and application costs.
- 1502 Carlton Blvd.: variance for third accessory structure encroaching 8 feet into front yard and pool at 5-foot side setback
- 1514 N. West Ave.: variance for landscaping/greenbelt reduction and parking space reduction
- 222-234 W Michigan Ave.: dimensional, supplemental, and use variance requests
- Discussion of fee structure and public notice price increases
Martin Luther King Corridor Improvement Authority
Administrative Hearings Bureau
The Administrative Hearings Bureau will conduct hearings on May 27, 2026, for a docket of 27 code enforcement cases. The agenda includes internal reviews, continuations, new cases, and one re-notice of default. Cases involve violations such as zoning, building, housing, and vacant property issues at various addresses across Jackson.
- Internal review of 617 E Ganson St (25-391 CX) and 1806 Woodsum St (25-415 ZN)
- Continuation of 1317 North Star St (25-388 CX) and 230 W North St (26-060 CX)
- New case 526 E Michigan Ave (26-104 CX) for code enforcement
- Re-notice of default at 902 Homewild Ave (26-071 CX)
- Zoning cases include 607 N MLK JR DR (26-053 ZN) and 213 S Dwight St (25-433 ZN)
Historic District Commission
The Historic District Commission will consider two applications for permission: renovations and modifications at the former Hayes Hotel (222-234 W Michigan Ave) and installation of replacement windows at 214 Fourth Street. Public comments will be taken before decisions.
- 222-234 W Michigan Ave (former Hayes Hotel) - request for renovations and modifications.
- 214 Fourth Street - application to install replacement windows.
- Approval of minutes from March 23, 2026 meeting.
Sharp Board
Parks & Recreation Commission
Parks & Recreation Commission
Parks & Recreation Commission
Human Relations Commission
City Council
Public Arts
Community Police Oversight Commission
The Community Police Oversight Commission will discuss initial findings from the City of Jackson's Racial Equity Audit (Phase 1) under new business. The commission will also hear the chief's report on incidents, updates, and budget, and review complaint committee findings. Additionally, goal setting and a review of the commission's enabling ordinance are on the agenda.
- Review of City of Jackson Racial Equity Audit Phase 1 initial findings and recommendations
- Chief's report including JPD updates, community outreach, policy spotlight, and budget updates
- Complaint Review Committee findings and complaints received since last meeting
- Goal setting and review of ordinance Sec. 21-102 defining commission purposes
- Consideration of Use of Force Policies from Board of Development Activities
The Commission approved the March 12, 2026 minutes and discussed the Phase 1 findings of the City of Jackson Racial Equity Audit. The board reviewed police staffing levels and budget reductions of approximately $1.4 million. No new ordinances or policies were voted into law.
- Adopted meeting agenda (unanimous)
- Approved March 12, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
- Approved a second public comment period (unanimous)
Youth Council
Environmental Commission
Administrative Hearings Bureau
The bureau will hold hearings on a docket of internal reviews, continuations, new cases, and default judgments for properties across Jackson. Items include code violations, zoning, and building inspections. No specific dollar amounts or ordinances are detailed in the agenda.
- 1708 E Ganson St — code violation (case 25-373 CX)
- 1813 Tyson St — zoning case (25-454 ZN)
- 906 W Monroe St — nuisance violation (26-042 NW)
- 1229 Chittock Ave — housing inspection (26-095 HI)
- 611 N MLK Jr Dr — code violation default (26-078 CX)
Administrative Hearings Bureau
General
The Jackson Public Arts Board will meet to approve the agenda and minutes, hear citizen comments, and select members for the Strategic Planning Committee and the Public Art Inventory Committee. This meeting is primarily procedural with no major policy decisions or financial items.
- Select members for Strategic Planning Committee
- Select members for Public Art Inventory Committee
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider a Master Plan Update as unfinished business and receive planner's comments on AI and data centers. The rest of the agenda is procedural: call to order, approval of minutes, and public comments.
- Master Plan Update (unfinished business)
- Planner's comments on AI and Data Centers
- Approval of April 1, 2026 minutes
- Public comments on non-agenda items
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing on the proposed fiscal year 2026/27 budget, followed by a budget workshop. The budget document is available on the city's website.
- Public hearing on Fiscal Year 2026/27 Proposed Budget
- Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Budget Workshop
Racial Equity Commission
The Jackson Racial Equity Commission will meet to receive a report from the Community Liaison Police Officer, approve minutes from the previous meeting, and discuss unfinished and new business. Public comments will be taken. No specific proposals or votes are listed on the agenda.
- Community Liaison Police Officer report
- Approval of April 7, 2026 meeting minutes
- Public comments (3-minute limit)
Affordable Housing Development Board
The Affordable Housing Development Board will hold a regular meeting to adopt the agenda, approve prior minutes, and hear citizen comments. New business includes officer elections and updates from the Ingham County Land Bank and grant housing programs. The agenda contains no specific proposals or dollar amounts and is largely procedural.
- Officer elections for board positions
- Ingham County Land Bank updates
- Grant and housing program updates
Historic District Commission
The Historic District Commission will consider requests for permission to perform exterior work at two properties. One application covers vinyl soffit, aluminum fascia, and balcony repairs at 337-339 W Washington. The other is a developer's request for a review of appropriateness at 906 E Pearl (former Allen school). The meeting also includes standard procedural items such as approval of minutes and citizen comments.
- Install vinyl soffit and aluminum fascia (Certainteed triple 4, Pacific blue) at 337-339 W Washington
- Rebuild, repair, and repaint balconies at 337-339 W Washington
- Review for appropriateness at 906 E Pearl (former Allen school) – full scope on PDF
- Approval of minutes from March 23, 2026
- Citizen comments (3-minute limit)
Martin Luther King Corridor Improvement Authority
The MLK Corridor Improvement Authority will hear a presentation from a commercial developer, receive public comments, and approve prior minutes. Old business includes updates on marketing, the Entrepreneurship Fund Round 5, the 2026 Strategic Plan draft, and the capital campaign. New business features a GSP update, a possible recommendation letter for City Council, and a vote on approving soft costs for Community First pending a developmental option agreement.
- Presentation- Commercial Developer
- Entrepreneurship Fund- Round 5
- 2026 Strategic Plan- Draft
- Approval Recommendation letter for City Council from Chair
- Approval for soft cost for Community First pending developmental option agreement
Building Code Board of Appeals
Administrative Hearings Bureau
The Administrative Hearings Bureau will conduct hearings on a docket of code enforcement, zoning, and building inspection cases for various properties in Jackson. The agenda includes internal reviews, continuations, new hearings, and default hearings. No decisions are made at this meeting; it is a procedural hearing session.
- Continuation of case 26-060 CX at 230 W North St
- New hearing for 26-090 ZN at 501 Orange St
- Internal review of 25-422 CX at 933 Lincoln St
- Default hearing for 26-076 ZN at 915 Orchard Pl
- New hearing for 26-092 HI at 800 N Waterloo Ave
City Council
Public Arts
Human Relations Commission
The Human Relations Commission will hold a regular meeting with citizen comments, reports from committees and the community liaison police officer. New business includes appointing new commissioners, making committee assignments, reviewing the strategic plan, and planning HRC events for 2026. No specific votes or financial items are on the agenda.
- New HRC Commissioners appointment
- Committee assignments
- Executive Committee assignments
- Strategic Plan Review
- HRC Events 2026 planning
Environmental Commission
Youth Council
Youth Council
Administrative Hearings Bureau
The Administrative Hearings Bureau is conducting internal reviews of existing cases. The meeting also includes new case filings and a continuation of a previous matter.
- Internal Review: 245 E Mansion St
- Internal Review: 702 Oakhill Ave
- Internal Review: 1809 S MLK Jr Dr
- Internal Review: 161 W High St
- Internal Review: 1023 Lansing Ave