City Council of the City of Ypsilanti Regular City Council Meeting
The council meeting addressed several resolutions and ordinances, including the appointment of a member to the Board of Ethics and participation in the Michigan Municipal League Liability and Property Pool election. Key legislative discussions focused on zoning text amendments regarding Planned Unit Developments (PUD) and historic corridor cottages and townhomes. Additionally, the council approved contracts for demolition services, police station basement repairs, and extended a consulting contract with Governmental Consulting Services, Inc. The council also deliberated on various FOIA appeals and a discussion regarding the Bell/Kramer Encampment.
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City Of Ypsilanti Tenants' Rights Subcommittee Meeting Agenda
The committee meeting agenda includes discussion topics such as the Housing Affordability and Accessibility Subcommittee Report of 2020, a formal invitation to the Ypsi Tenant's Union, a review of common junk fees in rental housing, and an update on Chapter 18 regarding rental ordinances. The committee also plans to allow time for public comment.
Aug 26, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Water Street Ad Hoc Benefits Committee Meeting Minutes
The committee held meetings to review the Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for the Water Street Redevelopment Area, discuss the incorporation of a 100-year vision into the project, and review organizational values and benefits for the site. Discussions included potential uses for the land, such as mixed-income housing, public parks, riverfront improvements, and sustainability features, while specifically excluding heavy industrial uses, big-box stores, and one-story strip malls. The committee also received a presentation on development incentives and coordinated with tribal representatives regarding the redevelopment plan.
Jul 22, 2026·Board meeting
Ad Hoc Water Street Committee Committee Meeting
The committee discussed property tax estimations for the Water Street development project, exploring various valuation methods including the sales comparison, income, and cost approaches. Key topics included the potential impact on city tax revenue, the complexities of managing infrastructure costs for developers, and the role of Tax Increment Financing and brownfield incentives. The conversation also covered the negotiation of developer agreements, specifically regarding public versus private infrastructure responsibilities and how financial incentives can be structured to offset development burdens while protecting city interests.
