Woodhaven public meetings in 2023
24 substantive meetings from 2023, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The City Council will consider approving various fund obligations and routine consent calendar items. The body will also review a request to appoint a SHUVA Alternate and authorize a 2024 permit application for the Director of Public Service and Water.
- General Fund Obligations: $83,457.42
- Water and Sewer Fund Obligations: $13,598.22
- Motor Pool Fund Obligations: $11,237.22
- Garbage and Rubbish Fund Obligations: $7,549.74
- Appointment of Scott Ostoin as the SHUVA Alternate
City Council
The City Council is meeting to discuss the 2024 budget for the 33rd Judicial District Court and review the June 2023 audit. The body will also consider a resolution to eliminate the Brownfield Redevelopment Authority deficit and swear in new police officers.
- Resolution to approve 33rd Judicial District Court Budget for January 1, 2024 through December 31, 2024
- Water and Sewer Fund obligations for $306,163.11
- Local Highway Fund obligations for $55,311.78
- Garbage and Rubbish Fund obligations for $49,931.04
- Resolution to eliminate deficit of the Brownfield Redevelopment Authority
City Council
The City Council will discuss awarding a bid for HVAC renovations at City Hall and the Police Station. The body is also considering approval for permit fee increases and various fund obligations.
- Award bid for City Hall and Police Station HVAC Renovations
- Approval of permit fee increases
- General Fund obligations of $94,160.38
- Water and Sewer Fund obligations of $25,375.65
- Motor Pool Fund obligations of $12,777.22
City Council
The City Council will consider approving various fund obligations across multiple city departments. The meeting includes a presentation on the Wayne County Annual Permit Resolution and a proclamation for National American Indian Heritage Month.
- Water and Sewer Fund obligations of $271,635.48
- General Fund obligations of $93,928.66
- Garbage and Rubbish Fund obligations of $57,490.39
- Major Street Fund obligations of $28,718.13
- Wayne County Annual Permit Resolution presentation
City Council
The City Council will discuss the sale of city property located off Ford Lane and the awarding of a bid for HVAC renovations at City Hall and the Police Station. The body will also review various fund obligations for payment.
- Proposed sale of city property located off Ford Lane to Farbman Commercial Real Estate Services
- Awarding of bid for City Hall and Police Station HVAC Renovation
- General Fund obligations for payment in the amount of $238,683.10
- Water and Sewer Fund obligations for payment in the amount of $172,696.33
- Motor Pool Fund obligations for payment in the amount of $12,735.50
City Council
The City Council will consider a resolution to establish early voting in the City of Woodhaven. The body is also reviewing several fund obligations for payment across multiple city departments.
- Resolution to establish Early Voting in the City of Woodhaven
- General Fund Obligations: $53,733.55
- Water and Sewer Fund Obligations: $99,704.71
- Trust and Agency Fund Obligations: $84,521.00
- Garbage and Rubbish Fund Obligations: $57,060.16
City Council
The City Council will meet to discuss administrative requests and approve routine fund obligations. The agenda includes a request from the Deputy Police Chief to purchase a drone system.
- Request for authorization to purchase Drone System
- General Fund obligations for payment in the amount of $272,404.33
- Local Highway Fund obligations for payment in the amount of $6,417.75
- Major Street Fund obligations for payment in the amount of $2,741.60
- Motor Pool Fund obligations for payment in the amount of $14,812.53
City Council
The City Council will consider the appointment and employment agreement for Lisa Lothringer as DDA Director/Economic Development Director. The body will also review various fund obligations for payment across multiple city departments.
- Appointment of Lisa Lothringer as DDA Director/Economic Development Director
- Bond Debt Services Fund obligations of $996,700.00
- Water and Sewer Fund obligations of $462,793.02
- General Fund obligations of $174,788.20
- Purchase of a 2023 Police Utility AWD vehicle from Gorno Ford for $44,200.00
City Council
The City Council will meet to consider several fund obligations for payment across various city departments. The agenda primarily consists of routine consent calendar items and public participation.
- General Fund obligations of $81,158.49
- Water & Sewer Fund obligations of $182,824.24
- Garbage and Rubbish Fund obligations of $48,926.01
- Motor Pool Fund obligations of $5,385.24
- Community Activity Fund obligations of $2,172.00
City Council
The City Council will review several administrative requests, including the purchase of a police utility patrol vehicle and the annual health care renewal for employees. The body will also consider an appointment to the Zoning Board of Appeals and the resignation of the DDA & Economic Development Director.
- General Fund obligations for payment in the amount of $453,420.11
- Water and Sewer Fund obligations for payment in the amount of $115,476.27
- Street Paving Fund obligations for payment in the amount of $91,437.64
- Purchase of a Police Utility Patrol Vehicle
- Appointment of Mr. Michael Wheaton to the Zoning Board of Appeals
City Council
The City Council will review a bid for a new ambulance and an amendment to the SINC agreement. The body is also scheduled to approve various fund obligations totaling over $270,000.
- Award bid for new Ambulance Purchase
- Approval of amendment to the SINC Agreement
- General Fund Obligations: $94,833.58
- Water and Sewer Fund Obligations: $162,247.44
- Motor Pool Fund Obligations: $9,522.15
City Council
The City Council will discuss re-appointing members to the Zoning Board of Appeals, Planning Commission, and Downtown Development Authority. The body is also considering changing the start time for several commission meetings to 6:00 p.m. and approving various fund obligations.
- Water and Sewer Fund obligations of $112,036.20
- General Fund obligations of $57,523.40
- Garbage and Rubbish Fund obligations of $61,604.69
- Proposed meeting time change to 6:00 p.m. for Planning Commission, Zoning Board of Appeals, and Recreation Commission
- Re-appointments for the DDA, Planning Commission, and Zoning Board of Appeals
City Council
The City Council will review an annual budget amendment for fiscal year 2022-2023 and a lease extension for cell tower land. The body will also consider several fund obligations for payment and accept the 33rd Judicial District Court Annual Financial Report.
- General Fund obligations for payment in the amount of $129,829.30
- Water and Sewer Fund obligations for payment in the amount of $158,366.53
- Approval of Annual Budget Amendment for fiscal year 2022-2023
- Approval of Lease Extension for Cell Tower Land
- Information regarding upcoming bids for a new ambulance
City Council
The City Council will conduct a public hearing and consider a resolution to accept the 2023-2024 budgets. The body is also reviewing several fund obligations and a recreation commission appointment.
- Public hearing and resolution for 2023-2024 City of Woodhaven Budgets
- General Fund Obligations of $74,179.82
- Water and Sewer Fund Obligations of $118,011.61
- Garbage and Rubbish Fund Obligations of $62,503.46
- Agreement with Wayne County for 2023 Civic Center Park Facility Improvements
City Council
The City Council will review a special use permit application for a self-storage facility. The body is also scheduled to approve various fund obligations and routine consent calendar items.
- Special Use Permit Application SU 23-01 for CDK Development, LLC self-storage facility at 21909 Van Horn Road
- General Fund obligations of $1,665,182.39
- Water and Sewer Fund obligations of $247,771.03
- Local Highway Fund obligations of $75,167.60
- Motor Pool Fund obligations of $18,925.03
City Council
The City Council will discuss amendments to the Woodhaven Code of Ordinances regarding vicious animal control and the abandonment, neglect, and cruelty of animals. The body will also award a bid for control access for city buildings and approve various fund obligations.
- Proposed amendments to Code of Ordinances Chapter 10: Sec. 10-9 (Vicious Animal Control) and Sec. 10-5 (Abandonment, neglect and cruelty of animals)
- Award of bid for Control Access for City Buildings
- General Fund Obligations: $71,736.27
- Water and Sewer Fund Obligations: $115,963.46
- Garbage and Rubbish Fund Obligations: $54,001.94
City Council
The City Council will consider awarding bids for 2023 local and major street improvements and approving an emergency server purchase. The body will also discuss amendments to animal control ordinances and the decommissioning of police vehicles.
- Award bid for 2023 Local and Major Street Improvements
- Approval of Emergency Server Purchase
- Approval of Actron Security Systems for City Buildings
- General Fund obligations for payment: $119,598.68
- Water and Sewer Fund obligations for payment: $256,235.89
City Council
The City Council will discuss an amendment to the Woodhaven Code of Ordinance regarding retail pet store sales. The body will also review various fund obligations and a road salt requisition.
- Proposed amendment to Woodhaven Code or Ordinance, Chapter 50, Article V: Retail Pet Store Sales
- General Fund obligations for payment in the amount of $84,236.53
- Garbage and Rubbish Fund obligations for payment in the amount of $48,926.01
- 2023-2024 Road Salt Requisition via MiDeal State of Michigan
- Water and Sewer Fund obligations for payment in the amount of $2,802.30
City Council
The City Council will discuss an amendment to the Code of Ordinances regarding retail pet store sales and a resolution for the decertification of Westwood Road. The body is also reviewing a Letter of Understanding for hiring experienced police officers and approving various fund obligations.
- Proposed amendment to Code of Ordinance Chapter 22 regarding retail pet store sales
- Resolution for Decertification/Vacation of Westwood Road
- General Fund obligations of $105,236.82
- Water and Sewer Fund obligations of $158,933.72
- Information item: Upcoming bids for HVAC replacement at City Hall and Police Department
City Council
The City Council will consider approving various fund obligations and routine consent calendar items. The Director of Public Service and Water will provide information regarding upcoming bids for the 2023 Street Replacement Program.
- Water and Sewer Fund Obligations: $531,112.23
- General Fund Obligations: $96,287.85
- Garbage and Rubbish Fund Obligations: $49,741.08
- Trust and Agency Fund Obligations: $11,304.00
- Bids for the 2023 Street Replacement Program
City Council
The City Council is reviewing a resolution to contract with MDOT for the rehabilitation of the Arlington Street bridge over Blakely Drain. MDOT will cover 95% of the construction costs, with the city covering the remaining 5%. The council is also reviewing various fund obligations for payment.
- MDOT Resolution 2023 for Arlington Street bridge rehabilitation (Contract 22-5607)
- Water and Sewer Fund obligations: $154,237.07
- General Fund obligations: $74,009.51
- Local Highway Fund obligations: $16,293.65
- Recognition of promotions for Lt. Alan Jackson and Sgt. Derek Eqqique
City Council
The City Council will review mayoral appointments for the Zoning Board of Appeals, Recreation Commission, and Local Officers Compensation Board. The body will also consider a consent calendar of fund obligations for various city departments.
- General Fund obligations for payment in the amount of $179,884.31
- Water and Sewer Fund obligations for payment in the amount of $123,072.56
- Appointment of Robert Harris as alternate to Zoning Board of Appeals
- Appointments to the Recreation Commission including Thomas Crane Jr., Shannon Fuller, and Scott Maher
- Appointments to the Local Officers Compensation Board for Shawn MacDonell, Beverly McGuire, Michael Cussman, Judy Page, and Theresa Crispell
City Council
The City Council is meeting to consider the 33rd Judicial District Court budget and an MDOT annual work permit. The body will also review various fund obligations and a proposal for new HVAC systems for City Hall and the Police Department.
- Resolution to approve 33rd Judicial District Court Budget (Jan 1, 2023 - Dec 31, 2023)
- Water and Sewer Fund obligations of $252,324.58
- General Fund obligations of $79,453.94
- Approval of Jet Pump and Valve to replace West Road and Hall Road Sanitary Lift Station pumps
- Bids for new HVAC system for City Hall and Police Department Buildings
City Council
The City Council will appoint members to various department liaison roles and external boards. The body is also reviewing several fund obligations for payment and the 2023 budget for the 33rd Judicial District Court.
- General Fund obligations of $60,218.76
- Garbage and Rubbish Fund obligations of $56,153.59
- Water and Sewer Fund obligations of $13,027.26
- Trust and Agency Fund obligations of $5,000.00
- Motor Pool Fund obligations of $4,265.64