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Nov 3, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Committee on Public Safety Agenda
The committee meeting agenda includes discussions and potential actions regarding orders to make safe or demolish for the property at 6031 S MLK Jr. Blvd and setting a show cause hearing for the property at 1606 Reo Rd. Additionally, the agenda covers a proposed ordinance amendment to Chapter 654 regarding noise regulations.
Nov 3, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Committee On Public Safety Meeting Agenda
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The meeting packet details several key topics, including code compliance and demolition hearings for properties at 6031 S. MLK Jr. Blvd and 1606 Reo Rd, specifically covering structural failure, safety assessments, asbestos abatement, and demolition status. The committee also addressed proposed amendments to the city noise ordinance, focusing on replacing decibel-based regulations with a plainly audible standard at varying distances, and reviewed economic development updates regarding the implementation of property placard systems.
Nov 2, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Committee on Development and Planning Agenda
The committee will address the appointment of a member to the Downtown Lansing, Inc. Board. Additionally, the agenda includes introducing and setting a public hearing for an amendment to Chapter 888 regarding a Payment in Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) agreement for affordable housing at Brightwood Crossing. The committee will also review several ordinances concerning PILOT amendments under Chapter 887 to support workforce housing developments, specifically for Baltic Flatz, Carolina Flatz, Pacific Flatz, and Ventnor Flatz.
Nov 2, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Arts and Culture Commission Meeting Agenda
The agenda includes discussions on continuing priority setting and selecting artist names for art displays in City Hall. Additionally, the commission plans to receive updates from the Mayor's office and provide an opportunity for public statements from citizens.