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Nov 9, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
St. Joseph Downtown Development Authority Regular Meeting Agenda
The meeting includes reviews of financial reports and staff updates regarding downtown projects, including the Marquette development, wayfinding initiatives, and a new fire inspection program. The agenda features discussions on a vision summary and the establishment of a communications subgroup aimed at developing strategies for construction communication, including a communications toolkit to assist business owners and residents during upcoming downtown initiatives.
Nov 9, 2026
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St. Joseph Downtown Development Authority Special Meeting
The meeting served as an informational session as required by Public Act 57 of 2018, focusing on the goals and direction of the Authority. Key discussion topics included an overview of the DDA's structure and membership, compliance with state reporting and website requirements, and updates on DDA activities such as the downtown wayfinding signage project, liquor license approvals, the Pleasant Street Plaza and Court Place Plaza improvements, and the formation of a Communications Subgroup for downtown construction projects.
Nov 5, 2026·Board meeting agenda
St. Joseph Planning Commission Regular Meeting
The commission agenda included a public hearing regarding the first major amendment to the Harbor Shores Parcel 2 (Laurentide) project. Additionally, the commission addressed the 10-year review of the 2016 Master Plan and reviewed recommendations from the Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) subcommittee.
Oct 27, 2026·Board meeting
Maud Preston Palenske Memorial Library Board of Trustees Meeting Minutes
The board discussed updates from the Friends of the Library, including changes to book sale pricing and a grant award. A financial presentation covered library investments in MCLASS and BCF, as well as considerations for strategic facility upgrades and debt management. The treasurer reported on fund transfers and tax revenue. The board approved a new Garden Events Policy and conducted a first reading for an update to the Employee Policy Manual. Additional items included the report on estate donations, library maintenance, the expansion of the seed library, and growth of the ESL collection, alongside an update on the Strategic Plan.
