Public documents that mention Michael J. Pettigrew.
Sep 22, 2026·Board meeting agenda
City of Ann Arbor City Council Meeting Agenda
The meeting agenda includes updates on the Downtown Development Authority, various city appointments, and resolutions for street closures for community events. Key business items involve approving service agreements for water damage remediation and IT support, purchasing warning siren controllers, establishing a Payment in Lieu of Taxes for affordable housing, and approving budget adjustments for sustainability initiatives. Further, the Council will consider ordinances regarding a Tenants Bill of Rights, zoning changes, and sustainable energy utility tariffs, alongside resolutions for brownfield plan amendments and the sale of city property.
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The City Council meeting agenda includes several resolutions for approval, such as a grant application for the South Barton Pedestrian Bridge replacement, revised Planning Commission bylaws, and increased purchase orders for sanitary and stormwater infrastructure equipment. Additionally, the agenda covers the procurement of equipment from Brown Equipment Company and Diuble Equipment Inc., as well as an agreement with the Malletts Creek Drainage Board. The session also involves reviewing various communications regarding investment reports, utility hearing notices, and regulatory reports from state departments, along with the receipt of several meeting minutes from local boards and commissions.
Jul 6, 2026·Board meeting agenda
City Council Meeting Agenda
The agenda includes an update on the Independent Community Police Oversight Commission and Mayoral appointments. Key business items cover resolutions for street closures for the Rolling Sculpture Car Show, janitorial service agreements, and multiple equipment purchases including vehicles and heavy machinery for Fleet and Fire services. The council will also review technology consolidation agreements, fire dispatch and ambulance services, weapons screening services, an investment policy update, insurance renewals, and professional services for building decarbonization and weatherization. Ordinances concerning parking, rezoning, and tree preservation will be discussed, along with a public hearing on housing bonds.
