Saginaw County public meetings in 2022

City Council

The City Council is holding a Committee of the Whole meeting to interview candidates for a council vacancy. This will be followed by a single-subject special meeting to appoint a candidate and administer the oath of office.

• Interviews for City Council vacancy
• Appointment of candidate to fill vacancy created by resignation of Councilwoman Autumn Scherzer
• Official oath of office for the new appointee

The City Council held a special meeting to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Autumn Scherzer. Following nominations and a roll call vote, Bill Ostash was selected to fill the seat and was administered the oath of office.

• Appointed Bill Ostash to vacant City Council seat (5-3)

City Council

The City Council will review budget amendments for FY 2023 and a proposal to establish fees for electric charging stations and parking at several downtown locations. The body will also consider several service contracts and the write-off of uncollectable demolition accounts.

• Proposed fees for electric charging stations at 113 S. Hamilton St., 100 N. Hamilton St., 211 S. Water St., and 220 S. Baum St.
• Proposed $320,000 contract with Spicer Group for Birch Run Parallel Water Transmission Main design services
• Proposed write-off of four demolition receivable accounts totaling $169,542.75
• Proposed $20,000 increase to Jack Doheny Supplies purchase order for vehicle parts
• Proposed budget amendments to the FY 2023 Approved Budget

The Council approved a $320,000 proposal for water transmission main design services and the write-off of $169,542.75 in uncollectable demolition accounts. Several equipment purchases for water and wastewater services were authorized, and three board appointments were confirmed.

• Approved $320,000 Spicer Group proposal for Birch Run Parallel Water Transmission Main design (9-0)
• Approved write-off of four demolition receivable accounts totaling $169,542.75 (9-0)
• Approved FY 2023 budget amendments (9-0)
• Approved electric charging and parking fees at S. Hamilton St., S. Water St., and S. Baum St. (9-0)
• Approved $20,000 increase to Jack Doheny Supplies purchase order for vehicle parts (9-0)
• Approved purchases for water/wastewater services from DTN, LLC ($4,896), USA Bluebook ($4,239), Kerr Pump and Supply ($10,230), and Kennedy Industries ($3,085) (9-0)
• Confirmed appointments of JoAnn Crary, Heather Collins, and Michael Foust to city boards (9-0)
• Adopted resolution establishing National Incident Management System as the Standard for Incident Management (9-0)

Saginaw Arts & Enrichment Commission

The commission will meet to conduct a review and discussion of strategic planning led by Rasmussen. The meeting also includes time for public comments.

• Strategic planning review and discussion

Commissioners reviewed the 2021 strategic plan and discussed long and short term objectives. Staff was tasked with evaluating and elevating initiatives to promote the commission as the primary outlet for community arts and cultural resources.

• Tasked staff to evaluate and elevate strategic plan initiatives for review on January 18, 2023

City Council

The City Council is holding a single-subject special meeting. The body will discuss the expenditure of American Rescue Plan Act funds to address Youth and Development.

• Expenditures of American Rescue Plan Act funds for Youth and Development

The Council approved the allocation of $10 million in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds toward Youth Development, subject to a six-month review. A proposal to reconvene in two weeks regarding the topic was denied.

• Allocated $10,000,000 in ARPA funds to Youth Development with a 6 month review (8-0)
• Denied motion to return in two weeks regarding Youth Development (2-6)

City Council

The City Council will conduct a public hearing regarding MDNR Michigan Spark Grants for the rehabilitation of the Riverfront/Iron Belle Trail. The body is also considering several municipal purchases, a low-income housing tax exemption, and the 2023 meeting schedule.

• Public hearing for Riverfront/Iron Belle Trail rehabilitation Spark Grants
• Proposed furnace replacements for Saginaw Home Rehabilitation Program not to exceed $1,000,000 (ARPA funds)
• Purchase of Sodium Hypochlorite for Water and Wastewater Treatment totaling $314,600
• Ordinance to add Low Income Housing Tax Exemption for Brookwood 60 Limited Dividend Housing Association, L.L.C
• Cost Agreement with MDOT for preventative maintenance of the Johnson Street Bridge

City Council approved $500,000 each for the Community Action Center and First Ward Community Center, pending county matching funds. The council also passed a low-income housing tax exemption and approved several infrastructure and equipment purchases via a consent agenda.

• Allocated $500,000 each to Community Action Center and First Ward Community Center (8-0)
• Approved $1M for furnace replacements via American Rescue Plan Act funds (8-0)
• Adopted low-income housing tax exemption for Brookwood 60 Limited Dividend Housing Association, L.L.C (8-0)
• Approved two MDNR Michigan Spark Grant applications for Riverfront/Iron Belle Trail rehabilitation (7-0)
• Approved Cost Agreement with MDOT for Johnson Street Bridge preventative maintenance (8-0)
• Appointed Michael Gavin to Saginaw Transit Authority Regional Services Board (8-0)
• Approved $8,541.84 apportionment for Saginaw Area Storm Water Authority FY 2023 budget (7-0)
• Approved $314,600 for Sodium Hypochlorite for Water Treatment and Remote Facilities (8-0)

City Council

The City Council is reviewing a consent agenda featuring several departmental purchases and professional service agreements. The body is also deciding on multiple mayoral and council appointments to city boards and commissions.

• Professional Services Contract with Plante & Moran, PLLC for controller services not to exceed $313,600 for 2023
• Purchase of the Bearinger Building at 126 North Franklin Street for $1.00 from the Saginaw Economic Development Corporation
• Purchase of a 2023 Ford F-150 Crew Cab 4x4 Pickup truck for $61,311 for the Water Treatment Division
• Purchase of 18 Microsoft Surface Pro 8 tablets for the Police Department for $20,643
• Cost Allocation Plan agreement with Maximus US Services, Inc. for $13,750 annually through FY 2024

The Council approved a consent agenda featuring several equipment purchases and professional service contracts. They also confirmed 10 mayoral and council appointments to local water, airport, and economic development boards.

• Approved $313,600 contract with Plante & Moran for Finance Department controller services
• Approved purchase of Bearinger Building at 126 North Franklin Street for $1.00
• Approved $20,643 for 18 Microsoft Surface Pro 8 tablets for Police Department
• Approved $61,311 for a 2023 Ford F-150 for Water Treatment Division
• Approved $30,388 for two zero turn mowers for Remote Facilities Division
• Approved 10 appointments to the Water Supply Corp, Water System Advisory Council, SEDC, and MBS Airport Commission
• Approved Professional Services Agreement with New Birth Missionary Baptist Church for Police Department
• Scheduled special meeting for December 12 regarding ARPA funding for Youth & Development

City Council

The Saginaw City Council is holding a single-subject special meeting. The body will discuss the expenditure of American Rescue Plan Act funds to address public health.

• Discussion of American Rescue Plan Act funds for public health

The Council approved the allocation of $5 million in ARPA funds for a Behavioral Health Clinic project in cooperation with the Saginaw County Health Department. Two other proposals regarding ARPA fund allocations were denied.

• Approved allocation of $2,500,000 from ARPA Revenue Loss and $2,500,000 from ARPA funds for the Behavioral Health Clinic project (7-1)
• Denied allocation of $600,000 of ARPA funds to the Melvin McDowall project (2-6)
• Denied motion to direct staff to review public and mental health ARPA proposals for further allocations (5-2)

City Council

The City Council will conduct public hearings regarding a Brownfield Plan amendment for 2205 North Michigan Avenue and a state grant for the reconstruction of Cass Street. The body is also considering several equipment purchases and board appointments.

• Public hearing for Brownfield Plan amendment at 2205 North Michigan Avenue
• Public hearing for Transportation Alternatives Program Grant for Cass Street reconstruction
• Purchase of $292,437 for Water and Wastewater Treatment equipment from Kendall Electric
• Purchase of $40,650 for three Toro mowers for the Weed Abatement Division
• Purchase of $16,305 for a Police Department K-9 Division enclosed trailer

The City Council elected Brenda Moore as Mayor and Annie Boensch as Mayor Pro Tem. The council approved several municipal purchases, board appointments, and a resolution to amend the Brownfield Plan for 2205 North Michigan Avenue.

• Elected Brenda Moore as Mayor
• Elected Annie Boensch as Mayor Pro Tem
• Approved $292,437 purchase from Kendall Electric for water/wastewater equipment (9-0)
• Approved $40,650 purchase for three Toro mowers (9-0)
• Approved $34,523 purchase from Pinnacle Design for office renovation (9-0)
• Approved $16,305 purchase for Police K-9 Division trailer (9-0)
• Approved amendment to Brownfield Plan for 2205 North Michigan Avenue (9-0)
• Authorized MDOT grant submission for Cass Street Reconstruction Project (9-0)

Saginaw Arts & Enrichment Commission

The commission will meet to approve previous meeting minutes and receive reports from various committees. Discussions include the MACC Regional Regranting Program, youth outreach, and holiday events.

• Approval of September 21, 2022 and October 19, 2022 meeting minutes
• MACC Regional Regranting Program report
• Youth Outreach report
• Art @ the Andersen report
• Hollyday Art Mart and Holidays in the Heart of the City reports

The commission approved the meeting minutes and treasurer's reports for September and October 2022. Staff provided updates on the MACC Minigrant Program, youth outreach plans, and upcoming holiday art events.

• Approved September and October 2022 minutes
• Accepted September and October treasurer's reports

City Council

The City Council is reviewing a consent agenda featuring multiple equipment purchases, grant approvals, and budget adjustments. The body will also consider an ordinance regarding the demolition of historic resources threatened by neglect.

• Purchase of a 2022 Global M3EV Electric Street Sweeper for $608,385
• Replacement of raw sewage pump No. 5 via Kerr Pump and Supply for $331,650
• Project Safe Neighborhood grant with Saginaw Community Foundation for $206,039
• Ordinance to amend Zoning Code regarding historic resources threatened with demolition by neglect
• Grant for Saginaw County Mental Health Authority/Mid-State Health Network for $57,376

The council approved a 22-item consent agenda unanimously, including a $608,385 electric street sweeper funded partly by a $425,869 state grant, and adopted a zoning code amendment regarding historic resources threatened with demolition by neglect. Appointments to boards and commissions were also approved. No substantive decisions were debated or denied.

• Approved consent agenda with 22 items (9-0)
• Approved $608,385 purchase of 2022 Global M3EV Electric Street Sweeper, accepting $425,869.48 EGLE grant (9-0)
• Approved $331,650 replacement of raw sewage pump No. 5 (9-0)
• Approved $206,039 Project Safe Neighborhood grant through FY 2026 for Police Department (9-0)
• Approved ordinance amending Zoning Code §153.543 on historic resources threatened with demolition by neglect (9-0)
• Approved appointments: Valerie Toney to Human Planning Commission, Adam Tompa to DDA, Mary Malocha to Brownfield Authority, Chas Bruske to Saginaw EDC (9-0)
• Approved $57,376 Saginaw County Mental Health Authority/Mid-State Health Network grant (9-0)
• Approved $35,334 Byrne JAG interlocal agreement with Saginaw County (9-0)

Saginaw Arts & Enrichment Commission

The commission will meet to approve September 21, 2022 meeting minutes and receive reports from various committees. Discussions include the MACC Regional Regranting Program and several upcoming art events.

• MACC Regional Regranting Program report
• Artist Mixer report
• Youth Outreach report
• Art @ the Andersen report
• Hollyday Art Mart and Fall Show reports

City Council

The City Council will consider adopting the 2022 City Master Plan and approving several budget amendments for FY 2023. The meeting includes a consent agenda with multiple equipment purchases and service contracts for city departments.

• Adoption of the 2022 City Master Plan
• Contract with Allen Rabidea u for environmental investigation and blight remediation for $99,040
• Purchase of three 2023 Police Interceptor Utility Vehicles from Signature Ford Lincoln for $152,272
• Budget amendments to the FY 2023 Approved Budget, including a $723,732 increase to the General Fund
• Agreement with Optimization Solutions Environmental, LLC for $10,000 for water treatment computer model support

City Council

The City Council is deciding on an ordinance to create the Flint & Pere Marquette Potter Street Station Single Entity Local Historic District. The body is also reviewing several equipment and service contracts for public safety and public services.

• Ordinance to create the Flint & Pere Marquette Potter Street Station Single Entity Local Historic District
• Purchase of a condensate tank from R.L. Deppmann Company for $29,330
• Annual supply of fluids for Motor Pool Operations from Hotsy of Mid-Michigan and Super-Flite Oil for $28,167
• Annual supply of plow blades and guards from Truck and Trailer Specialties and Winter Equipment, Co. for $19,372
• Three-year lease with DataWorks Plus for a Police Department Fingerprint Identification System at $2,087 annually

City Council

The Saginaw City Council is holding a single-subject special meeting. The body will discuss the expenditure of American Rescue Plan Act funds specifically for housing and blight elimination.

• Discussion of American Rescue Plan Act funds for housing and blight elimination

Saginaw Arts & Enrichment Commission

The commission will meet to approve minutes from June 22, 2022, and receive updates from various committees. Discussions include youth outreach, the MACC Regional Regranting Program, and several upcoming art events.

• Approval of June 22, 2022 meeting minutes
• MACC Regional Regranting Program report
• Art @ the Andersen report
• Fall Show and Hollyday Art Mart reports
• Saginaw Celebrates Summer report

City Council

The City Council will review several federal grant agreements for housing and community development. The body is also considering ordinances related to historic districts and zoning codes, as well as various city service contracts.

• Community Development Block Grant Agreement for $2,184,409
• HOME Grant Agreement for $517,426
• Emergency Solutions Grant Agreement for $184,255
• Purchase of road salt from Detroit Salt Company, LLC for $89,835
• Ordinance to create the Flint & Pere Marquette Potter Street Station Single Entity Local Historic District

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing and vote on the termination of Brownfield Plan 16 for the Staples Building project. The body is also reviewing several service contracts and department purchases.

• Public hearing and resolution to terminate Brownfield Plan 16 for the Staples Building at 119 and 127 South Jefferson Avenue and 124 South Baum Street
• Grass Cutting Services Agreement with Saginaw County Land Bank Authority for $100,000
• Purchase with Kielser Police Supply, Inc. for $38,873 for duty and training ammunition
• Purchase with Dover and Company for $13,500 for annual overhead door maintenance
• Purchase with Marshall Campbell Company for $8,229 for street light repair material

City Council

The City Council is reviewing a consent agenda featuring multiple procurement requests for the Public Services Department. The body is also considering a resolution to issue Water Supply System Revenue and Revenue Refunding Bonds, Series 2022.

• Blanket purchase of $443,000 for vehicle parts and supplies for Garage Operations Division
• Blanket purchase of $165,000 for vehicle services and repairs for Garage Operations Division
• Blanket purchase of $100,000 with ETNA Supply Company for water meters and components
• Donation Agreement with Consumers Energy for two speed trailers valued at $20,000
• Ratification of $7,066 payment to Pro-Tech Cabling Systems, Inc. for emergency fiber optic cable repair

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing and vote on amending the Brownfield Plan to include the Second National Building Redevelopment Project. The body will also consider several city service contracts and a liquor license transfer.

• Public hearing on Brownfield Plan amendment for 101 and 113 N. Washington Ave, 111 E. Genesee Ave, and 101 N. Water St
• Proposed purchase with DHT Transport, LLC for $101,850 (FY 2023) and $111,550 (FY 2024) for screened top soil
• Proposed purchase with John E. Green for $24,985 for Police Department cooling system repairs
• Proposed purchases with Warwick Cleaners for $4,300 (Fire Department) and $9,000 (Police Department) for dry cleaning
• Liquor License Classification transfer at 110 N. Washington Avenue

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing and consider a request from Landmark Saginaw, LLC to establish an Obsolete Property Rehabilitation Certificate. The proposal involves converting buildings at 101 N. Washington Avenue and 111 E. Genesee Avenue into 120 apartments and office space.

• Obsolete Property Rehabilitation Certificate request for 101 N. Washington Ave and 111 E. Genesee Ave ($45 million estimated cost)
• Contract with Clean Team, Inc. for $76,236 for janitorial services at City Hall and Public Services
• Blanket purchase with Ace-Saginaw Paving Company for $250,000 for hot mix asphalt
• Purchase with Magnum K9 for $12,500 for a police canine
• Establishment of a Study Committee for the Roethke Homes Local Historic District

City Council

The City Council is meeting to discuss and potentially approve a contract for the Lead Service Line Replacement project. The project involves replacing lead and galvanized water connections and water meters across four areas of the city over the next three years.

• Contract with Rohde Brothers Excavating, Inc. for $7,154,332.50 for Lead Service Line Replacement
• Tentative award of construction contract to Rohde Brothers Excavating, Inc. for water system improvements
• Award of $4,500,000 from the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund (DWSRF)

Saginaw Arts & Enrichment Commission

The commission will meet to approve May 18, 2022 minutes and receive updates from various committees. Discussions include youth outreach, the MACC Regional Regranting Program, and local arts events.

• Approval of May 18, 2022 meeting minutes
• MACC Regional Regranting Program report
• Youth Outreach report
• Art @ the Andersen report
• All Area Arts Awards report

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing on a request from Landmark Saginaw, LLC to establish an Obsolete Property Rehabilitation District for properties at 101 N. Washington Avenue and 111 E. Genesee Avenue. The proposal involves converting a historic bank building into 120 apartments and office space. The council will also vote on various city service contracts and infrastructure projects.

• Public hearing for Obsolete Property Rehabilitation District at 101 N. Washington Ave and 111 E. Genesee Ave
• Contract with Rohde Brothers Excavating, Inc. for $7,154,333 for Lead Service Line Replacement
• Contract with Edw. C. Levy, Co. for $1,628,145 for 2022 Mill and Resurface project
• Insurance renewals with Saginaw Bay Underwriters for $844,726
• Blanket purchase order for demolition services not to exceed $369,311

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding the installation of a 3-million-gallon elevated water storage tank on Webber Street. The body will also consider various public safety grants, equipment purchases, and polling location changes.

• Public hearing for $15 million Elevated Water Storage Project on Webber Street
• Acceptance of $170,000 State of Michigan grant for First Responder Training and Recruitment
• Purchase of 2022 GMC Sierra 3500 pickup truck for $37,863
• Blanket purchases for water main appurtenances ($750,000) and cold patch asphalt ($200,000)
• Polling location change for precinct 3 to Saginaw Public School District-Success Academy

City Council

The City Council is meeting to conduct public hearings regarding the proposed Fiscal Year 2022-2023 budget, property tax millages, and a Downtown Development Authority district millage. The body will also consider several high-value equipment purchases and an ordinance regarding nuisance abatement for trees, shrubs, and plants.

• Public hearing on Fiscal Year 2022-2023 Proposed Budget and Property Tax Millage
• Public hearing on Special Assessment District for a Police and Fire Millage
• Purchase of fire apparatus from Rosenbauer South Dakota LLC for $1,321,499
• Contract with Mid-State Earthworks, Inc. for $812,120 for Saginaw Riverfront Trail/Iron Belle Trail through Wickes Park
• Proposed 2 mill tax on real and tangible personal property in the Downtown Development District

Saginaw Arts & Enrichment Commission

The commission will meet to approve minutes from April 20, 2022, and receive reports from the treasurer and various committees. Discussion items include youth outreach, the MACC Regional Regranting Program, and the All Area Arts Awards.

• Approval of April 20, 2022 meeting minutes
• MACC Regional Regranting Program report
• All Area Arts Awards report
• Saginaw Celebrates Summer report
• Art @ the Andersen report

City Council

The City Council will receive an overview of the proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2022-2023. The body is also considering several infrastructure purchases and ordinances regarding zoning and city map vacations.

• Purchase of a 2022 John Deer 324L Wheel Loader for $124,205
• Rehabilitation of primary settling tank No. 4 for $98,000
• Purchase of Rockwell network equipment for $53,393
• Ordinance to vacate blocks in Williams N. Littles Addition
• Ordinance to amend the Zoning Code regarding historic districts

Saginaw Arts & Enrichment Commission

The commission will meet to approve the March 16, 2022 meeting minutes and receive reports from the treasurer and various committees. Discussion items include youth outreach, regranting, and several arts events.

• Approval of March 16, 2022 meeting minutes
• MACC Regional Regranting Program report
• Youth Outreach report
• Artist Mixer report
• All Area Arts Awards report

City Council

The City Council is deciding on several zoning changes and approving various municipal contracts. The meeting includes a public hearing regarding a property rehabilitation certificate and a report on the N. Washington Avenue – Farwell Corridor rezoning.

• CDBG contract with Rohde Brothers Excavating, Inc. for $1,438,154 for Lapeer Avenue Reconstruction
• Auditing contract extension with Yeo & Yeo, CPAs & Business Consultants for $65,200 (FY 2022) up to $365,850 over five years
• Proposed rezoning of the area between N. Washington Avenue and Farwell, from Roosevelt Austin to N. 10th Street, to M-1 Light Industrial
• Proposed rezoning of 3617 Mackinaw St. from R-1 to R-2 and 2138 N. Carolina from R-1 to R-3
• Purchase with WatchGuard, Inc. for $24,890 for Police Department body camera system upgrades

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding a request from Holman Holdings 2, LLC to establish an Obsolete Property Rehabilitation District. The body is also considering various city contracts, budget amendments, and updates to the zoning code.

• Public hearing for Obsolete Property Rehabilitation District at 2138 N. Carolina Street
• Contract with Champagne and Marx Excavating, Inc. for $449,786 for parking lots
• Purchase with Direct Fitness Solutions, Inc. for $53,065 for police department fitness equipment
• Proposed ordinance to amend Chapter 153 Zoning Code regarding historic districts
• Cost Agreement with MDOT for rehabilitation of the Genesee Avenue Bridge

City Council

The City Council is deciding on several infrastructure contracts and the 2022 Single Lot Assessment Tax Roll. The body is also discussing updates to legal service rates and various federal grant program submissions for 2022-2023.

• Contract with Cipparrone Contracting, Inc. for $534,927 for East Holland Avenue & East Remington Street Concrete Repair
• Contract with Rohde Brothers Excavating, Inc. for $438,454 for Wadsworth Avenue Reconstruction
• Increase of hourly rates for Amy Lusk and Gilbert and Smith, P.C. to $130 for City Attorney services and $100 for Workers’ Compensation services
• Purchase of Watchguard helmet-worn body cameras from Motorola Solutions, Inc. for $46,485
• Ordinance to vacate blocks in Williams N. Littles Addition

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding funding recommendations for the FY 2022-2023 CDBG, HOME, ESG, and CDBG-CV programs. The body is also considering several rezoning ordinances and various municipal service contracts.

• Public hearing for FY 2022-2023 CDBG, HOME, ESG and CDBG-CV funding recommendations
• Contract with Lois Kay Contracting, Co. for $387,041 for 12th Street Resurfacing and Walnut Street ADA Ramps
• CDBG COVID-19 subrecipient agreements and amendments totaling $173,692
• Proposed rezoning of 2138 N. Carolina to R-3, 3617 Mackinaw St. to R-2, and an area near N. Washington Venue to M-1
• Resolution authorizing the issuance of Water Supply System Junior Lien Revenue Bonds, Series 2022

City Council

The City Council will conduct a public hearing regarding special assessment tax rolls for nuisances, alarms, and utility connections. The body is also considering several equipment purchases and road reconstruction agreements.

• Public hearing for 2022 Single Lot Assessment Tax Roll covering nuisances, false alarms, and sewer, water, and sidewalk connections
• Purchase of a 2022 GMC Sierra 2500 pickup truck for the Fire Department for $45,045
• Purchase from ABBA for $265,733 to replace raw sewage pump No. 5
• Cost Agreement with MDOT for the reconstruction of West Holland Avenue and East Remington Street
• Cost Agreement with MDOT for scour revetment of the Genesee Avenue Bridge

Saginaw Arts & Enrichment Commission

The commission will meet to approve previous minutes and receive reports from the treasurer and various committees. Discussions include youth outreach, the MCACA Minigrant Program, and upcoming art exhibits. The meeting also includes reports from the Director and Marketing Director.

• MCACA Minigrant Program report
• Artist Mixer update
• Art @ the Andersen update
• Student Art Exhibit update
• All Area Arts Awards update

City Council

The City Council is meeting to vote on several consent agenda items, including infrastructure design and equipment purchases. The body is also considering a zoning amendment and a Brownfield Plan for the Hall Block Redevelopment Project.

• Agreement with Guidehouse, Inc. for ARPA consulting services not to exceed $850,000
• Proposal with Spicer Group for $835,000 for Water System Elevated Storage Improvements design
• Purchase with Detroit Salt Company, Inc. for $149,650 for seasonal road salt
• Ordinance to amend § 153.426 regarding Uses And Parking Standards in the Zoning Regulations
• Resolution concurring with a Brownfield Plan for the Hall Block Redevelopment Project

City Council

The City Council will review several contract approvals, including a significant cost increase for the Kochville Pump Station Phase II Improvement project. The body is also considering a rezoning ordinance and the adoption of a five-year parks and recreation plan.

• Contract increase with Wm. E. Walter, Inc. by $892,200 for the Kochville Pump Station Phase II Improvement project (new total: $2,141,700)
• Insurance policy renewals with Chubb, Hanover, Cincinnati, and Scottsdale for $443,661
• Proposed rezoning of lots 1, 2, 3, 12, 13, 14, Blk.25, Glasby, Gallagher and Littles Addition from RO-1 to B-2
• Purchase of two zero turn mowers from Gratiot Outdoor Equipment for $28,105
• Adoption of the Five-Year Parks, Recreation and Open Space Plan

Saginaw Arts & Enrichment Commission

The commission will meet to approve previous minutes and receive a treasurer's report. Members will discuss updates from various committees and reports from the Director and Marketing Director.

• MCACA Minigrant Program report
• Artist Mixer update
• Art @ the Andersen update
• Hollyday Art Mart update
• Student Art Show update

City Council

The City Council is holding public hearings on the intent to issue bonds for project expenditures and the draft Five Year Parks and Recreation Plan. The body is also considering several service contracts and a low-income housing tax exemption ordinance.

• Professional services agreement with Dickinson Wright, PLLC for $15,000 for water supply system bond counsel
• Increase to Engels Auto Body purchase order by $17,000 for a new total of $32,000
• Purchase with Ferguson Waterworks for $18,015 for valve operators
• Increase to JCI Jones Chemicals, Inc. purchase orders for sodium hypochlorite totaling $78,790
• Ordinance to add Low Income Housing Tax Exemption for Defined Sponsor