Nikolas Hertrich

The agenda focuses on planning and development items, including a request to reconfigure parcels at 251 Mason Road through a lot combination and split. Additionally, the commission is scheduled to review a site plan application for the Jadan Center at 303 E Grand River Avenue, which involves considering a re-approval of a previously approved site plan following its expiration. The meeting also includes a review of the 2025 Planning Commission Annual Report.

The meeting agenda included a call to order, a call to the public, and an item for approval of the minutes from December 03, 2025. The main discussion points involved a public hearing regarding lot width variances for application 26-01 at 251 Mason Road. New Business addressed the resignation of Adam Smiddy and the approval of the 2026 Board of Zoning Appeals meeting schedule. Supporting documents included a memorandum detailing the Mason Road variance request and another regarding Mr. Smiddy's resignation.

The off-week packet includes updates on upcoming city initiatives, such as the bidding process for the parking lot paving project and the finalization of the 2026-2027 budget, including a scheduled work session. The document provides information on newly released parking maps for downtown businesses. It also contains detailed departmental reports, specifically the Community Development report covering enforcement, permits, and rentals for February, and the Police Department statistical report for January, which details police events, traffic enforcement, training activities, and significant incidents.

The Howell City Council meeting agenda for February 9, 2026, included several key items. Business involved the approval of consent agenda items, which included the Regular Meeting Minutes and Closed Session Minutes from January 26, 2026, the City Manager Contract, and bills. Discussion and adoption items covered the Resolution No. 2026-02, Fiscal Year 2025/2026 2nd Quarter Budget Amendments. The agenda also included appointments for the Downtown Development Authority and a Closed Session to discuss trial or settlement strategy concerning City of Howell v. FPD Properties, LLC.

The agenda focuses on city administrative and operational matters. Key topics include the scheduling of a budget work session, the procurement of a new water treatment plant filter control panel, a discussion regarding a public relations contract, and the proposed expansion of the Social District to include the Fire and Ice area. Additionally, the council will review applications for various civic events, including a block party, the Michigan Challenge Balloonfest, and the Sunday Farmers Market. Finally, the council will receive the 2025 Planning Commission Annual Report.