Council Policy Agenda Committee Meeting Minutes
The committee received updates on both state and federal legislation from staff and external presenters. Additionally, the committee discussed the proposed meeting calendar for the upcoming year.
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The committee received updates on both state and federal legislation from staff and external presenters. Additionally, the committee discussed the proposed meeting calendar for the upcoming year.
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The commission approved the FY26 RAD-Converted Property Operating Budgets for Maple Tower, River Run, West Arbor, and Swift Lane LDHA's. Additionally, the commission approved the financial statements for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2025, and the audit for Colonial Oaks for the same fiscal year. The Executive Director's report was also presented to the commission.
The council meeting addressed various municipal matters, including the presentation of administrative reports and updates from the Independent Community Police Oversight Commission. Public commentary covered topics such as the Arbor South Development Agreement, Vision Zero, traffic safety, municipal salary resolutions, and requests for military aid policy changes. The council confirmed an appointment to the Renters Commission and approved a consent agenda covering street closures, construction contract change orders, water infrastructure maintenance, refuse truck purchases, and professional service agreements for sustainable energy utility consulting. Furthermore, the council held public hearings and adopted ordinances regarding tree and vegetation codes and a Brownfield plan for Townie Homes, and authorized a legal settlement.
The commission reviewed and approved the 2026 meeting calendar, notably removing the July meeting. A presentation was provided by the Executive Director of Creative Washtenaw to discuss potential collaborations involving artist outreach, project promotion, and support for the Golden Paintbrush Award. Staff updates covered the submission of the 2026 calendar, the upcoming annual report, and the DDA mural call for artists. Additionally, working groups provided reports regarding capital improvements, special projects, and the exploration of a mini-grant program.
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