The Regular Meeting of the Midland City Council addressed multiple items, including holding public hearings regarding budget amendments for the FY 2026 Equipment Revolving Fund (for a Parks refuse collection vehicle replacement) and the Stormwater Management Fund (for the CDBG-DR funded Woody Debris Management Contract). Key resolutions involved authorizing a contract with Spicer Group for engineering services for the Woody Debris Management Project and approving the 2027-2032 Capital Improvement Plan, which had received public input regarding the inclusion of Woodview Pass reconstruction. The agenda also included considering the approval of an On-Premises Tasting Room Permit for Clock and Candle, LLC, and several purchase resolutions related to infrastructure and equipment maintenance, such as the Water Plant Valve Actuators and Diesel Fuel purchase.
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City of Midland Capital Improvement Plan 2027-2032
A 6-year capital improvement plan for the City of Midland covering fiscal years 2027 through 2032. The plan outlines infrastructure and capital asset investments across multiple domains including transportation, water, wastewater, stormwater, airport facilities, parks and recreation, golf, library, technology, and public works equipment, with the goal of maintaining and improving city assets to support quality services.
Feb 9, 2026·Board meeting
Midland City Council Regular Meeting
The Regular Meeting agenda included several key items. Public hearings were set for a Conditional Use Permit for a contractor's yard at 3500 Isabella Street and Budget Amendments for the FY 2025-26 General Fund and Currie Municipal Golf Course Fund. Discussions covered a Troon Golf review of the 2025 Currie Golf Course season and a Proclamation recognizing February 23-27, 2026, as Public Schools Week. Resolutions addressed the 2027-2032 Capital Improvement Plan, avigation easements for tree clearing around Barstow Airport, and a liquor license transfer request. Other items included renewals for GIS Software Maintenance, municipal service furniture purchases, and setting public hearings for a Zoning Petition and a FY 2026 budget amendment for Parks refuse collection vehicle replacement. Additionally, the Council reviewed and took action on budget amendments for the FY 2025-2026 General Fund (including acceptance of a donation for Plymouth Pool starting blocks), approved a contract for those starting blocks, addressed a Recreation Fee Ordinance Amendment, received and filed the 2025 Planning Commission Annual Report, adopted an updated Public Participation Plan, accepted the Transportation Asset Management Plan for submittal, authorized an Airfield Paint Marking Construction Contract, accepted a bid for portable toilet rental for parks, and authorized the purchase of a rescue boat.
Dec 16, 2025·Board meeting
Midland City Planning Commission Regular Meeting
The meeting involved discussions and actions on several key items. The Commission reviewed and acted upon a Conditional Use Permit application for a contractor's yard at 3500 Isabella Street, recommending approval to the City Council with eight specified contingencies despite some public concerns regarding traffic. Old Business included the site plan review and approval for a gas station at 1701 and 1703 Bay City Road, subject to four staff-outlined contingencies. New Business involved reviewing referrals from the City Council regarding potential street name changes south of the Tittabawassee River, recommending specific renamings; and providing recommendations for the regulation of bed-and-breakfast establishments and short-term rentals, with the decision on these matters deferred for joint consideration at the next meeting. The Commission also received communications, including the introduction of the 2027-2032 Capital Improvement Plan (CIP), which required no immediate action.
