Wyandotte OKs Four New Homes on 11th Street, Water Service Contract
At its June 22 meeting, the Wyandotte City Council unanimously approved a plan to redevelop city-owned land on 11th Street into four single-family homes. The decision authorizes relocation of a city parking lot and a request for proposals for construction between Lee and Cherry streets. The council also approved a $193,900 contract with OHM Advisors to inspect water service line materials.
City Council acts on land redevelopment, contracts
The June 22 council meeting included several other unanimous actions:
- Reappointments to the Municipal Service, Planning, Beautification, Zoning Board of Appeals, Police & Fire, Downtown Development Authority, and Board of Examiners of Electricians were confirmed.
- Kim Scalise was appointed to the Beautification Commission.
- Stop signs for Van Alstyne at Chestnut were approved under Traffic Control Order 2026-4.
- A public hearing for the 2026 tax rate was scheduled for July 13.
- Caitlin Toth was hired as a full-time dispatcher at Downriver Central Dispatch.
- A special event for the Wyandotte Academy Youth Choir on July 3 was approved.
Municipal Services Commission adds TV packages, staff
On June 24, the Wyandotte Municipal Services Commission, voting 4-0 on all items, authorized the launch of TiVo Broadband Service/DotteTv Essentials and a no-cost DotteTv+ package. The board hired Dylan Powell as ConneX Equipment Specialist and Jeffery Culverhouse as Electric T&D Journeyman Lineman. It also approved payment of vouchers totaling $817,766.66 and the June 10 meeting minutes.
Liquor license transfer under review
The City Council’s July 1 agenda included a proposal to support a Class C liquor license transfer and new Sunday Sales permits for Lola’s Mexican Grill at 3033 Biddle, with a resolution subject to local law compliance. As of this report, minutes from that meeting have not been published, so no decision is yet confirmed.
Coming up
No public meetings were listed on city calendars for the next 14 days as of July 5.
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