The commission reviewed multiple plats and development requests, including the Chelsea Acres Sector 2 final plat, Trails at Double Oak preliminary plat, and various final plats for Willingham, Moore, and Johnson properties. Discussions included compliance with zoning regulations, buffer requirements, utility connections, and emergency access provisions. The commission also received updates on zoning ordinance reviews and discussed future meeting dates.
Aug 24, 2026·Board meeting
City Of Chelsea Board Of Zoning Adjustments Meeting Minutes And Agenda
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The Board of Zoning Adjustments addressed variance requests concerning property setback amendments for Chelsea Ridge Estates and fence height limitations for a residential property. Business included reviewing engineering recommendations regarding site topography and development constraints. The Board also reviewed past variance applications, including approvals for increased light pole and fence heights at a commercial location, and an accessory structure request involving buffer requirements.
Jul 14, 2026·Board meeting
City Council of the City of Chelsea Special Called Meeting
The meeting addressed strategies for property tax and alternative revenue to fund a new Police Department, including budget estimates and potential law enforcement contracts. Discussions also included a recap of garbage bid results, the creation of a Minor Overlay District, and the implementation of a moratorium on data centers and rental communities. Additionally, an overview of the fiscal year 2027 budget development process was provided.
Apr 7, 2026·Board meeting
Chelsea City Council City Council Meeting
The council meeting included the approval of several resolutions, such as a donation from the Shelby County Commission of two retired sheriff's office vehicles for the community outreach program, an update to city council meeting rules, an agreement for the installation and maintenance of a traffic signal, the refinancing of a business park loan with a lower interest rate, a contract for shredding services, a fiscal year 2026 budget amendment, a collateral assignment for a development incentive agreement, and the repeal of a moratorium on certain business licenses and permits. Additionally, the council held the first readings for ordinances regarding updated city council rules and the establishment of an entertainment district at Valley Post. Proclamations were also received designating April as National Child Abuse Prevention Month and Parkinson's Awareness Month.
