City Attorney at City of Grosse Pointe Woods.
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The commission discussed plans for an upcoming ice cream social, noting specific requirements for serving size and toppings. The treasurer presented the current financial report and the proposed budget for the 2026-2027 fiscal year. Additionally, the Chair announced her resignation due to a new professional appointment, and an update regarding the Active Adult Commission and adult daycare center activities was provided.
The Planning Commission meeting included a site plan review for the reuse of a building at 20930 Mack Avenue as a bar/restaurant, which was approved with conditions regarding signage and trash enclosure details. The Building Official's report for May to June 2026 was presented, covering progress on various local commercial projects. Additionally, the commission received updates on city council reports, an extension for the adoption of the new Zoning Ordinance, and addressed public comments regarding rezoning engagement and site remediation.
The board convened a public hearing to address an appeal from a homeowner regarding a minimum rear yard setback requirement. The City Planner provided an overview of the variance request for a property on Cook Road. Following public input, the board voted to approve a 5-foot variance to the rear yard setback based on findings of fact related to the nonconforming nature of the lot and the consistency of the proposed sunroom addition with existing zoning district intent.
The City Council conducted a public hearing regarding a request by the Grosse Pointe Public School System for limited access via Wedgewood Drive to facilitate student transportation for students with disabilities, ultimately approving the request with a revocable temporary restricted access agreement for one year. The Council also addressed various administrative items including appointments to commissions, approval of bids and contracts for road salt, construction design fees, pavement sealing, concrete repair, sewer cleaning, and landscaping, and reviewed various financial claims and accounts. Additionally, the Council held a closed session to discuss pending litigation and accepted a resignation from the Community Tree Commission.
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