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City Commission
The City Commission will vote on a consent agenda including $2,955,749.12 in bills payable, a cardiac monitor contract, and donations for the Freedom Monument and Marquette Cultural Trailhead. New business includes a resolution supporting the AARP Age-Friendly Communities application. Presentations will recognize a retiree, highlight lifesaving efforts, and discuss the Brownfield Redevelopment Authority.
- Approval of total bills payable of $2,955,749.12
- Cardiac Monitor Contract (consent agenda)
- Freedom Monument — donation acceptance
- Marquette Cultural Trailhead construction contract change order, grant award, and Rotary donation
- AARP Age-Friendly Communities application — resolution of support (roll call vote)
Marquette Housing Commission
The Marquette Housing Commission will consider a new rent collection policy and a tenant selection plan at its June 29 meeting. Commissioners will also receive an update on the Fisher Street property. Routine reports and financial approvals are on the consent agenda.
- Discussion of rent collection policy (new business)
- Discussion of tenant selection plan (new business)
- Update on Fisher Street property (old business)
- Approval of financial reports, checks, and cash position statement (consent agenda)
Marquette Housing Commission
Police-Fire Pension Board
The Police-Fire Pension Board approved the retirement application for Kurt Hillier and approved the April 28, 2026, regular minutes. The board also received financial reports and a quarterly investment portfolio report.
- Approved April 28, 2026, regular minutes (2-0)
- Approved Kurt Hillier's application for Age and Service Retirement (2-0)
- Excused Ken Lamarre from the meeting (2-0)
- Approved agenda (2-0)
Marquette Area Wastewater Treatment Advisory Board
The Advisory Board will review the FY27 budget and a financial report showing a $456,685.09 operating loss as of May 31, 2026. The May minutes indicate staff will present budget figures for board discussion and eventual City Commission approval. Other agenda items include the operations report and potential old business such as a wet-weather pump discussion.
- Discussion of FY27 budget; board to review proposed figures
- Financial report showing $456,685.09 operating loss through May 31, 2026
- Operations report for May 2026, including plant maintenance and permit compliance
- Succession plan: director Mark O'Neill retiring, Neil Traye recommended as replacement (from prior minutes, may continue as old business)
- Potential old business on wet-weather events and possible third pump purchase
Board of Light and Power
The Board of Light and Power will vote on recommendations to purchase an easement, buy polyphase transformers, sell Caterpillar generators, approve a Hydro Dam #2 valve rebuild, and relocate transformers. They will also discuss a potential change to the fuel adjustment calculation, which directly affects customer rates. A closed session is scheduled for utility security discussion.
- Recommendation to approve purchase of easement
- Recommendation to approve purchase of Polyphase Transformers – Alternate Bid
- Recommendation to approve sale of Caterpillar Generators
- Recommendation to approve Hydro Dam #2 Valve Rebuild
- Discussion on Fuel Adjustment Calculation Change
Marquette Brownfield Redevelopment Authority
The Marquette Brownfield Redevelopment Authority will meet on June 18, 2026, to discuss several project updates and new business items. The agenda includes an update on the Cliffs Dow project, a proposed extension of an EGLE grant or loan for Vault Marquette, and a capture initiation acknowledgment for 401 W. Washington Street. The board will also approve financial reports for April and May 2026.
- Cliffs Dow project update from Dennis Stachewicz
- EGLE Grant/Loan Extension for Vault Marquette (Page 14)
- Acknowledgement of 2027 Capture Initiation for 401 W. Washington (Page 16)
- Approval of April and May 2026 financial reports
City Planning Commission
City Commission
The City Commission will hold a public hearing and vote on Ordinance 26-05, which governs the use of multi-use paths. The consent agenda includes approval of the June 8, 2026 meeting minutes. Public comments are also scheduled.
- Public hearing on Ordinance 26-05 (Use of Multi-Use Paths) with roll call vote
- Approval of minutes from June 8, 2026 regular meeting
- Public comments (up to 3 minutes per person)
Downtown Development Authority
The Downtown Development Authority will consider a facade grant for the Landmark Inn and discuss updates to its FOIA policy. The board will also receive an update on the Fourth of July Ball Drop event and schedule a budget meeting. Consent agenda items include approval of minutes, bills, and financial reports.
- Façade Grant – Landmark Inn
- FOIA Policy Updates
- Fourth of July Ball Drop Event Update
- Schedule Budget Meeting
- Consent Agenda: minutes, bills, financial reports
Peter White Public Library Board
The Peter White Public Library Board will vote on a slate of officers, the 2026-2030 Strategic Plan, FY25/26 budget adjustments, and updates to three library policies (Local History Research Room, Reference Service, and Library Card). Financial reports show April payments of $265,619.04 and May payments of $172,411.33. The board will also discuss a FY26-27 budget work session and receive a special presentation from Kathryn Pelton.
- Election of board officers (slate presented, nominations from floor)
- Strategic Plan 2026-2030 – vote required
- FY25/26 Budget Adjustments – vote required
- Policy votes: Local History Research Room (INFO-2), Reference Service (INFO-3), Library Card (CIRC-1)
- April payments: $265,619.04; May payments: $172,411.33
City Commission
The City Commission will receive the Fiscal Year 2025 audit from Anderson Tackman & Co., and a report from the Board of Zoning Appeals. They will vote on consent items including $870,604.56 in bills payable and several administrative actions. Public hearings will be scheduled for proposed Land Development Code Amendments and a Multi-Use Path Ordinance. A resolution regarding use of the Michigan Veteran Homes D.J. Jacobetti Site will require a roll-call vote.
- Fiscal Year 2025 audit presentation by Mike Grentz, Anderson Tackman & Co.
- Consent agenda includes approval of $870,604.56 in total bills payable
- Schedule public hearing for Land Development Code Amendments Ordinance
- Schedule public hearing for Multi-Use Path Ordinance
- Michigan Veteran Homes D.J. Jacobetti Site Use Resolution requiring roll-call vote
General
City Planning Commission
The meeting included a public hearing on a Special Land Use permit for an outdoor alcoholic beverage service area and mobile vending units at Blackrocks Brewery. After discussion, the minutes end before any vote or decision is recorded. The only formal actions were approval of the agenda and prior meeting minutes.
- Approved meeting agenda (8-0)
- Approved minutes of May 5, 2026 meeting by consent
Arts and Culture Advisory Committee
This regular meeting of the Arts and Culture Advisory Committee includes discussion of old business items such as Art Awards, election of officers, and the Peg Hirvonen Band Shell Concert/City Concert Series. New business items include the Marquette Lion's Lakeside Park Entry Design, Trailhead Activation 'Gold Standard', Trailhead Operational Hours, and Cultural Trail & Trailhead Tour sign-up. Public comment periods are scheduled. No votes or binding decisions are indicated on the agenda.
- Peg Hirvonen Band Shell Concert/City Concert Series
- Marquette Lion's Lakeside Park Entry Design
- Trailhead Activation 'Gold Standard'
- Trailhead Operational Hours
- Cultural Trail & Trailhead Tour sign-up
Public Art Commission
The commission approved its agenda and consented to minutes from the February 25 and May 14, 2026 meetings, moving the May 14 consent to the June meeting. Members elected Hannah Snow as the commission secretary. All motions passed unanimously.
- Approved meeting agenda (all in favor)
- Consented minutes of Feb 25 2026 meeting (all in favor)
- Moved consent of May 14 2026 minutes to June meeting (all in favor)
- Elected Hannah Snow as secretary (all in favor)
Board of Light and Power
The Board of Light and Power will hold a regular meeting to vote on a Vice-Chair/Secretary, approve minutes, and review bills. Key action items include a recommendation to approve the purchase of polyphase transformers and a utility pole inspection proposal. The Director of Finance will present a financial discussion.
- Vote for Vice-Chair/Secretary
- Approval of May 5, 2026 regular meeting minutes
- Review of bills paid and future cash commitments
- Recommendation to approve purchase of polyphase transformers
- Recommendation to approve utility pole inspection proposal
City Commission
The Commission will hold a public hearing and roll call vote on an Industrial Facilities Tax Exemption. They will also discuss next steps for e-bike regulations and consider a contract for a Sustainable Tourism Management Plan. Consent items include approval of $1,193,372.15 in bills and a resolution opposing several state bills (HB 5529-5532, HB 5581-5585).
- Public Hearing on Single Lot Special Assessment Roll #593
- Roll call vote on Industrial Facilities Tax Exemption
- Consent approval of total bills payable $1,193,372.15
- Resolution opposing HB 5529-5532 and HB 5581-5585
- Contract for professional services with DAAR Place Consulting for Sustainable Tourism Management Plan
City Commission
The City Commission holds a work session to receive an update and discuss e-bike regulations or policies. The agenda includes only this substantive item alongside procedural items like public comments. No other business or votes are scheduled.
- E-bike update and discussion
Marquette Housing Commission
Marquette Area Wastewater Treatment Advisory Board
The advisory board will review the FY25 audit report, April financial report, and operations report. They will also discuss a succession plan (new business) and wet weather operations (old business). Public comment is limited to three minutes.
- FY25 Audit Report presentation by Mike Grentz of Anderson, Tackman & Company PLC
- Financial Report for April 2026
- Operations Report for April 2026
- Discussion of Succession Plan
- Update on Wet Weather operations
City Planning Commission
Traffic-Parking Advisory Committee
The Traffic/Parking Advisory Committee will review old business items, including setting the TPAC City Commission presentation date for May 26, 2026, finalizing the TPAC presentation, and confirming the reappointment of members Julie Benda and Nicky Bates. The committee will also discuss new business concerning traffic congestion and on‑street parking at the McMillan & Anderson intersection. No decisions are recorded in this agenda.
- Set TPAC City Commission presentation date for 5/26/2026
- Finalize TPAC presentation work session
- Reappoint committee members Julie Benda and Nicky Bates
- Discuss traffic congestion and on‑street parking at McMillan & Anderson intersection
Public Art Commission
The Marquette Public Art Commission will discuss updates on several ongoing projects, including the Trail Head area (with a tiled fireplace, capital enhancement recommendations, bike rack ideas, ceiling sculpture, and landscape installation), the Freedom Monument, the Seven Grandfathers Teachings Monument, and the Cultural Trail. New business includes organizing a children's art show for the Trail Head opening and future project and marketing ideas. No votes or decisions are scheduled beyond approving the agenda and previous minutes.
- Trail Head: Terry Gilfoy and Mike Hortin tiled fireplace
- MPAC capital enhancement recommendations for Quigno fish and bike rack RFP
- Lions Park Sign creative ideas
- Cultural Trail: Rotating Story Marker Art Exhibition with Loonsfoot Aldred art commission
- New business: children’s art show for Trail Head opening
The commission approved Sign Unlimited for the Kids Cove sign and authorized work on the first Speardock story bench. A special meeting was scheduled for May 28 to discuss several upcoming art and furnishing projects.
- Approved agenda (unanimous)
- Approved Sign Unlimited for Kids Cove sign proposal (unanimous)
- Approved RFQ for Kids Cove mural (unanimous)
- Scheduled special meeting for May 28 at 6 p.m. (unanimous)
- Approved beginning of first Speardock story bench (unanimous)
- Approved consultation with Massey family regarding Speardock bench (unanimous)
- Approved consultation with DPW regarding unapproved plaque on Speardock bench (unanimous)
- Paused Iban Garden artwork loan and bike rack ideas
Downtown Development Authority
The Downtown Development Authority will consider routine consent agenda items including approval of minutes, bills, and financial reports for April 2026, as well as audited financials for 2025. New business items include support for the Fourth of July Ball Drop event, purchase of a 2023 Multihog, and bids for concrete repairs. Committee and director reports will also be presented.
- Consent agenda: minutes from 4/9/2026, bills for 4/1-4/30/2026, financial reports as of 4/30/2026, and audited financials for 2025
- New business: Fourth of July Ball Drop event support
- New business: Purchase of 2023 Multihog
- New business: Concrete Repair Bids
- Design and Maintenance Committee report
The Downtown Development Authority board approved a special event that will close the 100 block of West Washington Street from the evening of July 2 through early morning July 5, 2026. The board also approved the tentative purchase of a 2023 Multihog CX75 tractor and increased the equipment budget to $130,000. Additionally, the board awarded the 2026 concrete repair contract to Closner Construction. Routine consent agenda items and other motions were also approved.
- Approved special event street closure for 100 block of W. Washington St., July 2‑5, 2026 (motion passed)
- Approved tentative acquisition of 2023 Multihog CX75 tractor and raised equipment budget to $130,000 (motion passed)
- Awarded 2026 concrete repair contract to Closner Construction (motion passed)
- Approved absence of board member R. Caron (motion passed)
- Approved meeting agenda (motion passed)
- Approved consent agenda including minutes, bills, and 2025 audited financials (motion passed)
City Commission
The City Commission will vote on a consent agenda that includes a legal services contract and fees, scheduling a public hearing for an industrial facilities tax exemption, approving $558,229.55 in bills, and several leases and permits. A presentation on the Marquette Area Sister Cities Partnership will be given. New business includes recognizing National Public Works Week and appointing a BLP board member.
- Legal Services Contract and Fees
- Schedule public hearing for Industrial Facilities Tax Exemption
- Approve total bills payable of $558,229.55
- Sale of Surplus Equipment
- Street Improvements and Maintenance Project - Contract Amendment
The City Commission approved several appointments to local boards and committees, including the Arts and Culture Advisory Committee and the Peter White Public Library Board of Trustees. Additionally, Christopher Dehlin was appointed to a vacant seat on the Board of Light and Power.
- Approved Charles Blaksmith to the Arts and Culture Advisory Committee (unanimous)
- Approved Carol Pitz to the Peter White Public Library Board of Trustees (unanimous)
- Approved Julie Benda's reappointment to the Traffic-Parking Advisory Committee (unanimous)
- Approved Consent Agenda including $558,229.55 in bills payable (unanimous)
- Accepted National Public Works Week proclamation (unanimous)
- Appointed Christopher Dehlin to the Board of Light and Power (unanimous)
City Commission
At this work session, the City Commission will discuss the future use of the Jacobetti Veteran Home property. No formal decisions will be made; the item is listed for discussion and public comment.
- Discussion - Future Use of Jacobetti Veteran Home Property
The City Commission held a work session to discuss the future of the state-owned Jacobetti Veterans Home property. Staff outlined potential uses including medium-to high-density housing and a new law enforcement facility. Commissioners expressed support for housing development but raised concerns regarding the potential for a new jail facility.
- Held work session on Jacobetti Veterans Home property future
- Commissioners discussed potential for medium-to high-density housing
- Commissioners discussed potential for new law enforcement facility
- Commissioners expressed support for housing development
- Commissioners raised concerns regarding potential jail facility
Board of Zoning Appeals
The Board of Zoning Appeals approved the December 4, 2025 minutes (5‑0) and the meeting agenda (5‑0). It then granted a one‑year extension of variance case 03‑VAR‑06‑25, moving the expiration to June 5, 2027 (5‑0). No other substantive actions were taken.
- Approved Dec 4 2025 minutes (5‑0)
- Approved agenda as presented (5‑0)
- Approved one‑year extension for variance 03‑VAR‑06‑25 to 06‑05‑27 (5‑0)
City Planning Commission
Arts and Culture Advisory Committee
The Arts & Culture Advisory Committee will consider old business items including an art tour, art awards, election of officers, and the Peg Hirvonen Band Shell Concert Series. A presentation on Respect Marquette is scheduled as new business. The meeting also includes public comment periods and committee reports.
- Election of officers
- Peg Hirvonen Band Shell Concert Series discussion
- Art Tour and Art Awards updates
- Respect Marquette presentation
The committee approved the meeting agenda and the April 2026 minutes. Members discussed the potential revitalization of the Art Tour and the Respect Marquette initiative, but no formal votes were taken on these items. The election of officers was tabled.
- Approved the meeting agenda (unanimous)
- Approved April 2026 minutes (unanimous)
- Tabled election of officers
Arts and Culture Advisory Committee
Board of Light and Power
The Board of Light and Power will consider purchasing MEC fuel rack parts, approve an underground construction contract, and discuss the DNR Vessel Base/Shiras property. A board member appointment recommendation and financial review by Director of Finance Bill Toomey are also on the agenda. Public comments will be heard, and a closed session for utility security is scheduled.
- Purchase of MEC Fuel Rack Parts
- Underground Construction Contract
- DNR Vessel Base/Shiras Property Discussion
- MBLP Board Member Appointment Recommendation
- Vehicle Purchase Report
Marquette Housing Commission
The Marquette Housing Commission approved the April 28 agenda by a unanimous vote. The commission also approved the March 24 meeting minutes unanimously. No other substantive actions or votes were recorded during the meeting.
- Approved agenda (unanimous)
- Approved previous meeting minutes (unanimous)
Marquette Housing Commission
Police-Fire Pension Board
The Police-Fire Pension Board approved the agenda, minutes, and financial reports for February and March. The board also approved the retirement application for John Waldo and an annuity withdrawal. The next meeting is scheduled for May 26, 2026.
- Approved agenda (3-0)
- Approved February 24, 2026 meeting minutes (3-0)
- Received and filed financial reports as of February 28, 2026
- Received and filed financial reports as of March 31, 2026
- Approved John Waldo's application for age and service retirement (3-0)
- Approved annuity withdrawal (3-0)
- Received and filed Summary Annual Report for Plan Year ended September 30, 2025
- Next meeting set for May 26, 2026
City Commission
The Marquette City Commission will consider several appointments, a public hearing on a rezoning ordinance, and a consent agenda that includes routine items. The key public hearing is for Ordinance 26-03, which proposes rezoning three properties on Division Street. The consent agenda includes approval of $684,355.03 in bills payable and several permits and leases. New business items include an office computer lease and a sidewalk repair project.
- Ordinance 26-03: Rezoning for 1308, 1400, and 1402 Division Street
- Approve total bills payable of $684,355.03
- Ordinance 26-04: Noxious Weeds
- Social District Permit Application
- Upper Peninsula Community Rowing Club facility lease
City Planning Commission
The Commission discussed potential changes to the Land Development Code, including regulations for grass, weeds, and right-of-way usage. No substantive votes were taken on the amendments. The meeting included a review of the April 7, 2026, minutes.
- Approved agenda (7-0)
- Approved 4/07/2026 meeting minutes with two corrections
Traffic-Parking Advisory Committee
This meeting of the Traffic/Parking Advisory Committee is largely procedural. New business includes selecting a date for a presentation to the City Commission from four options, discussing two expiring committee member terms, and a work session on the presentation itself. No old business or public comments are on the agenda.
- Pick presentation date from May 26, Oct 13, Dec 14, or Dec 21, 2026
- Expiring terms for committee members Julie Benda and Nicky Bates
- TPAC Presentation Work Session planned
- No public comments or old business listed
The Traffic/Parking Advisory Committee set a date for its upcoming presentation to the City Commission. The committee also confirmed the reappointment of two members for new terms.
- Selected Tuesday, May 26 as the City Commission presentation date
- Appointed Nicole Bates to deliver the City Commission presentation
- Confirmed Julie Benda will continue serving for another term
- Confirmed Nicky Bates will continue serving for another term
- Approved previous meeting minutes
Peter White Public Library Board
The Peter White Public Library Board will vote on a Bulletin Board and Pamphlet Policy (PRG-4) and discuss federal and state funding issues. The board will also hear a special presentation from the Teen Services Coordinator and review financial reports showing $172,454.16 in March payments.
- Vote on Bulletin Board and Pamphlet Policy PRG-4
- Financial reports: $172,454.16 total March payments including $124,194.28 wages
- Discussion of federal and state funding issues
- Strategic plan update
- Special presentation by Teen Services Coordinator Amanda Pierce
The board approved a revised Bulletin Board and Pamphlet Policy (PRG-4) on a 4-0 vote. It also approved March 2026 bills totaling $172,454.16 and the consent agenda, which included minutes from the March meeting. Trustees heard updates on teen services and discussed potential federal funding cuts to the Institute of Museum and Library Services.
- Approved revised PRG-4 Bulletin Board and Pamphlet Policy (4-0)
- Approved March 2026 bills of $172,454.16 (4-0)
- Approved consent agenda including March 23, 2026 minutes (4-0)
- Approved agenda as amended (4-0)
- Adjourned meeting at 6:06 PM (4-0)
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board
Local Development Finance Authority
The Local Development Finance Authority will hear a financial report and operations update from Innovation Marquette Enterprise-SmartZone. The board requests a list of businesses and individuals that worked with IMQT and still have a physical presence in the county, including employee counts. The discussion also covers job creation within the city and the wrap-up plan for the LDFA as the TIF district is set to expire in 2029.
- Approve previous meeting minutes
- Innovation Marquette Enterprise-SmartZone Financial Report and Operations Update
- Board requests list of businesses and individuals with physical presence in Marquette County as of meeting date
- City Commission focus on job creation within the city and how the city's contribution is used
- Discussion of wrap-up plan for LDFA as TIF expires in 2029
Marquette Area Wastewater Treatment Advisory Board
The Marquette Area Wastewater Treatment Advisory Board will review the March 2026 financial report showing a $791,163.95 operating loss. They will also discuss the operations report detailing a pH discharge limit violation and ongoing 24-hour staffing to manage high Carp River levels. Other agenda items include new business on wet weather and an update on the solids handling project. The meeting is informational with no votes scheduled.
- Financial report shows $791,163.95 operating loss through March 31, 2026
- pH discharge limit violated for one day in March 2026
- Three bypass pumps running 24/7 to prevent solids washout due to high Carp River
- Discussion of wet weather operations
- Update on solids handling project
The board approved the meeting agenda and the minutes from March 19, 2026. Members received reports on a pH violation in March, financial expenditures of $2.3 million, and emergency pumping operations due to high Carp River levels.
- Approved meeting agenda (3-0)
- Approved March 19, 2026 meeting minutes (3-0)
City Commission
The City Commission will hold a public hearing and vote on an amendment to the Vault Brownfield Plan. They will also consider an amended reimbursement agreement related to the plan. Consent items include approval of $1,005,691.62 in bills, a fireworks permit, and a street improvements contract.
- Public hearing and roll call vote on Vault Brownfield Plan Amendment
- Approval of $1,005,691.62 in bills payable
- 2026 Fireworks Permit
- Street Improvements and Maintenance Project contract approval
- McClellan Meadows Site Condominium approval
The City Commission voted 5-1 to approve the amended Vault Marquette Brownfield Plan and its accompanying resolution. The commission also unanimously approved the related reimbursement agreement, the McClellan Meadows condominium site development, the consent agenda (including $1,005,691.62 in bills payable), the meeting agenda, and a motion to excuse Mayor Paul Schloegel.
- Approved amended Vault Marquette Brownfield Plan (5-1)
- Approved reimbursement agreement for Vault Brownfield Plan (unanimous)
- Approved McClellan Meadows Condominium site development (unanimous)
- Approved consent agenda items, including $1,005,691.62 bills payable (unanimous)
- Approved meeting agenda as written (unanimous)
- Excused Mayor Paul Schloegel for personal reasons (unanimous)
Downtown Development Authority
The Downtown Development Authority is holding a largely procedural meeting with consent agenda items including approval of March minutes, bills for March 1–31, 2026, and financial reports as of March 31, 2026. No substantive new business or public hearings are listed on the agenda.
- Approval of minutes from March 12, 2026 meeting
- Bills for period March 1–31, 2026
- Financial reports as of March 31, 2026
The board approved two routine motions—accepting the recorded absences of R. Stern and R. Caron and adopting the meeting agenda. They also approved the consent agenda, which included the March 12 minutes, a list of bills and financial reports totaling $153,632.56. The meeting was then adjourned at 9:05 a.m.
- Approved absences of R. Stern and R. Caron (motion passed)
- Approved meeting agenda (motion passed)
- Approved consent agenda with March minutes, bills and financial reports totaling $153,632.56 (motion passed)
- Adjourned meeting at 9:05 a.m. (motion passed)
Public Art Commission
The Marquette Public Art Commission will hear updates on several ongoing public art projects, including the Freedom Monument, Seven Grandfathers Teachings Monument, and Trail Head improvements. New business includes a youth art competition and a proposal for a public art intern from the Arts & Culture Department.
- Updates on Freedom Monument and Seven Grandfathers Teachings Monument
- Trail Head capital enhancement recommendations and ceiling sculpture discussion
- Gilfoy Tiled Fireplace and Lions Park Sign creative ideas
- Rotating Story Marker Art Exhibition with Loonsfoot Aldred art commission on Cultural Trail
- MI Community: Youth Art Competition and Public Art Intern Proposal from A&C Department
Marquette Brownfield Redevelopment Authority
The Marquette Brownfield Redevelopment Authority will consider amendments to the Vault Marquette brownfield plan, a reimbursement agreement, and an Act 381 work plan. It will also review and approve invoices related to Founders Landing bond payments, DLP bond payments, and consulting services. The meeting includes officer reports, public comment, and routine agenda items.
- Brownfield Plan Amendment for Vault Marquette
- Reimbursement Agreement Amendment for Vault Marquette
- Act 381 Work Plan
- Invoices for Founders Landing bond payments, DLP bond payments, and Mac Consulting services