Wayne public meetings in 2024

City Council

The Wayne City Council will vote on an agreement with Michigan Humane for animal services, and consider updates to the employee handbook on leave privileges. The council will also review the November 2024 revenue and expenditure report and approve the 2025 meeting calendar. A closed session is scheduled to discuss pending litigation in City of Wayne v. Ardis Leroy Lewis, Jr.

• Approval of agreement with Michigan Humane for animal services (R. Strong)
• Updates to Employee Handbook regarding equitable Leave Privileges (A. Leslie)
• Revenue and Expenditure Report for period ending November 2024
• 2025 Calendar of Regular City Council Meetings
• Closed session for discussion of City of Wayne v. Ardis Leroy Lewis, Jr., District Court case 24-BD00884-OM

The Wayne City Council approved an agreement with Michigan Humane for animal services, updated the Employee Handbook to provide 25 days of equitable leave for Department Heads and Confidential Assistant, and extended public comment time by two minutes. The council also entered a closed session to discuss a pending court case and approved the consent calendar.

• Approved animal services agreement with Michigan Humane (unanimous)
• Approved Employee Handbook updates for equitable leave privileges to 25 days for Department Heads and Confidential Assistant (unanimous)
• Approved additional two minutes of comment for residents during Public Comments (unanimous)
• Approved consent calendar including Commission on Aging minutes (unanimous)
• Approved closed session for discussion of City of Wayne v. Ardis Leroy Lewis Jr. (7-0)
• Approved agenda with amendment to move closed session (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of December 3, 2024 (unanimous)

City Council

The Wayne City Council will hold a regular meeting on December 3, 2024, with several decisions on the agenda. Two significant financial approvals are proposed: a contract with Stantec Consulting for engineering services on the lead line replacement project up to $290,000, and acceptance of a $165,454.54 Assistance to Firefighters Grant with a $16,545.46 city match for new air packs. The council will also hear a required informational presentation from the Downtown Development Authority and receive the October 2024 revenue and expenditure report. Routine items include approval of previous meeting minutes and a consent calendar for DDA invoices.

• Approval of Stantec Consulting proposal for lead line replacement engineering services, not to exceed $290,000
• Acceptance of Assistance to Firefighters Grant of $165,454.54 with $16,545.46 city match for firefighter air packs
• Wayne County Annual Permits Resolution
• Downtown Development Authority informational presentation required by PA 57 of 2018
• Presentation to Wayne Garden Club recognizing 100 years of service

City Council

The City Council will meet to discuss the sale of a vacant city-owned parcel and a retirement plan for municipal employees. The body will also consider relocating a public art mural and hold a closed session regarding pending litigation.

• Purchase agreement for vacant city-owned parcel #55-016-02-0039-003 for $2,000.00
• Deferred Retirement Option Plan (DROP) for Municipal Employees Retirement System Division 23
• Relocation of the Detroit Institute of Public Art Mural to the City of Wayne Sign Shop at 3450 Second St.
• Resignation of Rabih Darwiche from the Wayne Planning Commission
• Closed session to discuss pending litigation in the case of Miller vs. Wayne

Downtown Development Authority (DDA)

The Downtown Development Authority will hold a regular meeting to approve minutes, ratify bills, and review financial reports. Key discussion items include a sponsorship request from the Historical Society and a revision to the RAP Grant project. The board will also hold a required informational meeting per state law.

• Approval of Historical Society Sponsorship Request
• RAP Grant Project Revision
• Ratification of Bills and Payment of Reaction Direct Bill
• Revenue and Expenditure Report ending 9/30/24
• 2024 Informational Meeting as required by PA 57 of 2018

City of Wayne Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing for a special land use request to allow independent/assisted living at 35425 Michigan Ave. Other agenda items include approval of previous meeting minutes and comments from the director and board members.

• Public Hearing for Special Land Use Request (2024-03) at 35425 Michigan Ave for independent/assisted living

City Council

The City Council will vote on the second reading and adoption of Ordinance 2024-04, which would rezone 4807 Venoy Rd from single-family residential (R1B) to community business (B1), after a public hearing and first reading in October. Other decisions include awarding a $43,774.65 carpet contract for City Hall using ARPA funds, authorizing $23,008.12 for four Panasonic Toughbooks for fire/EMS reporting, and reappointing members to the Historic Commission and Local Officers Compensation Commission. The meeting also includes approval of previous minutes and public comment periods.

• Second reading and adoption of Ordinance 2024-04 to rezone 4807 Venoy Rd from R1B to B1 Community Business
• Bid award to Independent Carpet One for $43,774.65 for City Hall carpeting, funded by ARPA
• Purchase of four Panasonic Toughbooks for $23,008.12 for fire department emergency reporting
• Re-appointment of Sharon Arthur to Historic Commission (term through 2027)
• Re-appointment of John Mills to Local Officers Compensation Commission (term through 2031)

City Council

The City Council met to approve several appointments and a capital project. The body decided on a contract for emergency repairs at City Hall and updated the Historical Commission membership.

• Emergency Hydronic Line Replacement Project at City Hall by Danboise Mechanical Inc. for $18,585.00 (not to exceed $20,000.00)
• Appointment of Kevin McKay to the Wayne Historical Commission
• Appointment of Jayson Macek to the Wayne Historical Commission
• Retroactive payment for MERS Health Care Saving Plan for Judge Breeda O'Leary

Downtown Development Authority (DDA)

The agenda consists of procedural boilerplate items. The board will review minutes from the September 11, 2024 meeting and ratify bills.

• Ratification of bills
• Approval of September 11, 2024 meeting minutes

Commission on Aging

The Commission on Aging will meet to receive updates on the October 24 Senior Health & Information Expo and the Upward Bound program. The body will also discuss the sale of the Community Living Services building.

• Update on The Senior Health & Information Expo scheduled for October 24, 2024
• Discussion regarding the sale of the Community Living Services building
• Invitation to Nikki Hartley of The Senior Alliance for the November meeting
• Update on contact with the Upward Bound program

City of Wayne Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing and vote on a rezoning request for 4807 Venoy. The body will also set a future public hearing date for a special land use request.

• Public hearing and vote to rezone 4807 Venoy from R1B to B-1 Community Business
• Setting a November 12, 2024, public hearing for a Special Land Use Request at 35425 Michigan Ave for Independent/Assisted Living

City Council

The Wayne City Council will consider administrative items including approving minutes from September 17, 2024, two appointments to the Historical Commission, a retroactive health care payment for Judge Breeda O'Leary, and an emergency hydronic line replacement project at City Hall for $18,585 (not to exceed $20,000). Public comment periods are scheduled for agenda items and general matters.

• Approval of appointment of Kevin McKay to the Wayne Historical Commission for a term expiring August 2027
• Approval of appointment of Jayson Macek to the Wayne Historical Commission for an unexpired term ending July 2026
• Retroactive payment for Judge Breeda O'Leary's Michigan Employees' Retirement System Health Care Savings Plan
• Emergency hydronic line replacement project at City Hall by Danboise Mechanical Inc., Farmington, MI, at $18,585 (not to exceed $20,000)

City Council

The City Council is deciding on several public safety equipment purchases and a legal action to block radioactive waste at a nearby landfill. The body is also reviewing a proposal to change the start time of council meetings.

• Authorization to join litigation against Republic Services to block radioactive waste materials (up to $5,000.00)
• Purchase of two police patrol vehicles from Jack Demmer Ford for $91,387.88
• Purchase of a Stryker Power Load and Stretcher System for $76,060.04
• Purchase of an Axon in car/body camera system for $38,953.88 (first year)
• Engagement of Alan C. Young and Associates for auditing services for $36,750.00

Downtown Development Authority (DDA)

The Downtown Development Authority will review a facade improvement application for 32224 Michigan Ave. and proposed revisions to the Façade Improvement Policy. The board will also ratify bills and approve minutes from the August 14 meeting. Public comments are invited.

• Façade improvement application at 32224 Michigan Ave.
• Proposed revisions to the Façade Improvement Policy
• Ratification of bills
• Approval of August 14, 2024 meeting minutes

The Downtown Development Authority approved a $10,000 façade improvement grant for 32224 Michigan Ave., along with revisions to the façade application process. The board also ratified bills, approved a $1,000 payment to Wayne Dispatch, and reviewed the revenue and expenditure report. Updates were provided on the CLS building sale, Goudy Park project, and RAP grant timeline.

• Approved agenda with added items 4a and 4b (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of 8/14/24 meeting (unanimous)
• Ratified bills per Attachment A (unanimous)
• Approved $1,000 payment to Wayne Dispatch (unanimous)
• Approved $10,000 façade grant for 32224 Michigan Ave. (unanimous)
• Approved revisions to façade improvement application (unanimous)

Commission on Aging

The Commission on Aging will hold a routine meeting to approve minutes from August and discuss three new business items: updates on the upcoming Senior Health & Information Expo (Oct. 24, 2024), an invitation to Nikki Hartley of The Senior Alliance, and a contact update with the Upward Bound program.

• Update on Senior Health & Information Expo scheduled for Thursday, October 24, 2024
• Invitation sent to Nikki Hartley of The Senior Alliance to attend a COA meeting
• Update on Kitty Monit contacting the Upward Bound program

City of Wayne Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will vote to schedule a public hearing for October 8, 2024, regarding a rezoning request (2024-01) at 4807 Venoy. The request seeks to change the property's zoning from R1B (Residential) to B-1 (Community Business). The meeting also includes approval of prior minutes and comments from the director and board members.

• Set public hearing for October 8, 2024, on rezoning (2024-01) at 4807 Venoy from R1B to B-1 Community Business

The Wayne Planning Commission approved a $10,000 facade improvement grant for 32224 Michigan Ave., along with revisions to the facade improvement application. They also ratified bills, approved a $1,000 payment to Wayne Dispatch, and reviewed the revenue and expenditure report for August 2024. Updates were given on the CLS building sale, Goudy Park project, and RAP grant projects.

• Approved agenda with added items 4a and 4b (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of 8/14/24 regular meeting (unanimous)
• Ratified bills per Attachment A (unanimous)
• Approved $1,000 payment to Wayne Dispatch (unanimous)
• Approved $10,000 facade improvement grant for 32224 Michigan Ave. (unanimous)
• Approved revisions to facade improvement application (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will hold a special meeting to decide on several Department of Public Works equipment acquisitions and a resolution regarding radioactive waste. The body will also vote on the re-appointment of five members to the Zoning Board of Appeals and Planning Commission.

• Purchase of a 2024 Cat 430 Backhoe Loader for $166,836.00
• Rental agreement for a CityCat 5006 Sweeper at $10,500.00 per month
• Resolution regarding radioactive waste scheduled to come to Wayne County
• 2024-2025 Material and Recovery License for Wayne Car & Truck Parts at 34939 Brush St.
• Re-appointments to the Zoning Board of Appeals and Planning Commission

City Council

The Wayne City Council will consider a resolution opposing the transport of radioactive waste through Wayne County, as well as approve several appointments to boards and commissions. The council will also vote on a rental agreement with option to buy a street sweeper at $10,500 per month and purchase a backhoe loader for $166,836. Additionally, they will approve updated Title VI non-discrimination plans and a license for a scrap yard.

• Resolution opposing radioactive waste coming to Wayne County
• Rental agreement with option to purchase a CityCat 5006 sweeper at $10,500/month plus $10,500 security deposit
• Purchase of a 2024 Cat 430 backhoe loader for $166,836 from Water & Sewer Capital Outlay
• Re-appointments to Zoning Board of Appeals (3 members) and Planning Commission (2 members)
• Approval of updated Title VI Non-Discrimination & Limited English Proficiency Plans

The Wayne City Council met on September 3, 2024, but made no substantive decisions. The agenda was approved, but the minutes approval was interrupted and the meeting was adjourned after a recess.

• Approved meeting agenda (6-1)
• Adjourned meeting at 7:15 p.m. (5-2)

City Council

The City Council will hold a closed session to discuss pending litigation in Miller vs. Wayne. It will consider a $365,461 bid (plus $36,737 contingency) for the Goudy Park Amphitheater Underground Reservoir Demolition, funded from the Water and Sewer fund. Other items include a conceptual design presentation for Goudy Park, a SMART transit credit contract totaling $51,637, and a $4,136 security camera system for the 29th District Court. Several appointments, licenses, and event approvals are also on the agenda.

• Closed session for pending litigation Miller vs. Wayne
• Bid award for Goudy Park reservoir demolition: Adamo Demolition, $365,461 with 10% contingency ($402,008 total)
• SMART municipal credit ($16,577) and community credit ($35,060) for Nankin Transit services FY2025
• 29th District Court security camera backup system from Security Designs, $4,136
• Approval of Broome Auto Parts material and recovery license at 4322 Walker

Commission on Aging

The Commission on Aging will approve prior meeting minutes and discuss new business including the upcoming Senior Health & Information Expo on October 24, 2024, a Senior Alliance survey, and smartphone technical assistance at the Friendship Center. The meeting also includes director and commission comments, and public comment. Agenda is largely procedural with no votes on ordinances or expenditures.

• Senior Health & Information Expo scheduled for Thursday, October 24, 2024
• Discussion of Senior Alliance 'Senior Survey'
• Friendship Center smartphone technical assistance
• Approval of June 11, 2024 meeting minutes

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing on the 2024 Streetlight Special Assessment and consider a budget amendment. They will also vote on several contracts and change orders, including a $49,000 professional services agreement with Stantec for storm water services, a $146,000 change order for the 2024 Slip Lining Project, and a $59,069 change order for the Police & DPW HVAC Replacement Project. Additionally, a request to place teal ribbons along Michigan Ave. West and Wayne Rd. for ovarian cancer awareness is on the agenda.

• Public hearing on the 2024 Streetlight Special Assessment
• Approval of Budget Amendment 2025-1
• Professional Services Agreement with Stantec, Inc. for $49,000 for storm water management
• Change Order No. 1 for 2024 Slip Lining Project: $146,000 (total $864,910)
• Change Order No. 2 for Police & DPW HVAC Replacement: $59,069 (total $759,717)

City Council

The Wayne City Council will consider approving the purchase of one foreclosed lot and four foreclosed homes from Wayne County before a public auction, using funds from the Community Development Fund. The council will also decide on accepting the terms of the Kroger Opioid Settlement and approving a $12,000 Advanced Extrication Training Class for the Fire Department. Additionally, the resignation of Frances Bauch from the Commission on Aging and the June 2024 Revenue and Expenditure Report are on the agenda.

• Approval to purchase foreclosed properties: Vacant Glover ($2,787.26), 35487 Glover ($19,904.32), 34940 John St. ($13,063.23), 4011 Hubbard St. ($9,276.88), 31435 Tyler St. ($36,018.82) from Community Development Fund
• Approval to accept terms of the Kroger Opioid Settlement
• Approval of $12,000 Advanced Extrication Training Class from Fire Department Training Budget, reimbursed by state fireworks funds
• Acceptance of resignation of Frances Bauch from the Commission on Aging
• Presentation by State Representative Peter Herzberg

Downtown Development Authority (DDA)

The Wayne DDA will review a previously tabled façade improvement application for Rite Trak Auto Sales at 31525 E. Michigan. The meeting also includes the ratification of bills and approval of minutes.

• Façade Improvement Application: Rite Trak Auto Sales (31525 E. Michigan)
• Ratification of bills

City Council

The Wayne City Council will review an amendment to mobile food service establishment rules. The council also plans to discuss a second resolution for a streetlight special assessment and several board appointments. Future meeting dates for August and November may be moved due to upcoming elections.

• Adoption of Ordinance 2024-03 regarding Mobile Food Service Establishments
• Second Resolution regarding the Streetlight Special Assessment
• Re-appointments to the Cemetery Board, Planning Commission, and DDA
• Appointment to the Board of Review
• Rescheduling August and November meetings due to elections

City Council

The Wayne City Council will hold a public hearing regarding a 2024 Streetlight Special Assessment. The council is also reviewing site plans for two three-unit townhomes on Michigan Avenue and considering various service contracts. Additionally, the agenda includes a presentation on the Goudy Park Water Reservoir decommissioning plan.

• Public hearing for 2024 Streetlight Special Assessment
• Site plan approval for Abigail Lofts townhomes on Michigan Ave
• Janitorial services contract award to Universal Contracting Services at $1,782.00 per month
• Professional Services Agreement with HydroCorp for $27,912.00
• First reading of Ordinance 2024-03 regarding Mobile Food Service Establishments

Downtown Development Authority (DDA)

The Wayne DDA will review a façade improvement application for Rite Trak Auto Sales at 31525 E. Michigan. The board will also consider adding professional services to an agreement with McKenna for a design and branding plan. Additionally, the meeting includes reports on revenue and expenditures and a proposed salary adjustment for the DDA Director.

• Façade Improvement Application for Rite Trak Auto Sales (31525 E. Michigan)
• Professional services addition to McKenna agreement up to $22,000.00
• DDA Director salary adjustment

Commission on Aging

The Wayne Commission on Aging will discuss DIA art placement and native planting in Goudy Park. The meeting also includes updates on active shooter training and a senior survey.

• DIA Art Placement
• Native planting in Goudy Park
• Senior Health & Information Expo scheduled for October 24, 2024
• Active shooter training wrap-up
• Update on Senior Survey

City of Wayne Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider a site plan approval for the Abigail Lofts multi-family residential development. The agenda also includes discussion regarding an MSHDA grant.

• Site Plan Approval 2024-03 for Abigail Lofts (multi-family residential)
• MSHDA Grant

City Council

The City Council is considering a resolution to propose a charter amendment for the November 5, 2024, election. This amendment would extend the existing tax for police and fire services for an additional six years. The meeting also includes presentations regarding library programs and a street safety grant.

• Charter amendment to extend police and fire services millage for six years
• Wayne Library Summer Reading Program presentation
• Safe Streets for All Planning Grant Award presentation
• Approval of May 21, 2024, meeting minutes

City Council

The City Council will conduct a public hearing regarding the City Manager’s proposed 2024-2025 budget and millage rates. The body will also consider several high-value contracts for infrastructure and equipment.

• Proposed 2024-2025 Budget and Millage Rates
• Bid award for 2024 Lead Water Service Replacement Project to All Seasons Underground for $5,594,650.00
• Emergency purchase of a 2024 CAT 430 Backhoe Loader for $162,532.00
• Firefighter Turnout Gear State Grant for $73,500.00
• Change Order No. 1 with Fry HVAC for $26,687.00 for Police & DPW HVAC Replacement Project

Commission on Aging

The Commission on Aging will meet to review a senior survey and receive an update on The Senior Alliance Annual Luncheon. The body will also discuss updates regarding active shooter training.

• Review of Senior Survey
• Update on The Senior Alliance Annual Luncheon
• Active Shooter Training update

City of Wayne Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing and vote on a Special Land Use Request for a multi-family residential project. The proposal concerns a vacant property located at 55-018-01-0198-302 Wayne Rd.

• Public hearing for Special Land Use Request 2024-02 (Multi-Family Residential at 55-018-01-0198-302 Vacant Wayne Rd.)
• Vote on approval of Special Land Use Request 2024-02

Downtown Development Authority (DDA)

The Wayne Downtown Development Authority will review financial reports and a bid for electrical services. The board will also consider a drone purchase and event sponsorship from the Wayne Rotary.

• Bid for electrical services from Energizing Electrical Services for $4,275.00
• Purchase of a drone
• Event sponsorship from the Wayne Rotary
• Promotional video for Restaurant Week

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding the 2023 Special Assessment Roll for various nuisances and property inspections. The body is also deciding on a public safety millage renewal and a contract for water reservoir decommissioning.

• Public hearing for 2023 Special Assessment Roll (Hazard/Nuisance, Dangerous Buildings, False Alarms, Snow/Sidewalk, Vacant Property Inspections, and Property Transfer Affidavits)
• Drafting of language for the Public Safety Millage Renewal
• Traffic Control Order #622 to add a stop sign on eastbound Glenwood at John Hix Rd.
• Agreement with Michigan Outlawz LLC for use of Attwood Soccer fields
• $34,000 contract with Hennessy Engineers to decommission the water reservoir at Goudy Park

City Council

The City Council is meeting to decide on legal actions and a resolution regarding state legislation. The body will also consider a proclamation for the National Day of Prayer.

• Approval to litigate City of Wayne v. Miller (Case Number 22-0015650CZ) in the Michigan Court of Appeals
• Resolution supporting Conference of Western Wayne’s opposition to HB 4965 regarding Cable Franchise Fees
• National Day of Prayer Proclamation

City Council

The City Council is convening a special study session to discuss budgetary matters. No other specific actions or votes are listed on the agenda.

• Discussion regarding budgetary matters

City Council

The City Council will review the proposed FY2025 budget, including a potential public hearing on millage rates. The agenda also includes requests for vehicle purchases and park improvements.

• Purchase of four 2024 F-150 pick-up trucks for $167,721.28
• Inter-Governmental Agreement with Wayne County for Forest Park Ballfields improvements ($12,980.00)
• Proposed FY2025 Budget and Millage Rates public hearing scheduled for May 21, 2024
• FY2025 Budget study session scheduled for April 30, 2024
• Wayne Rotary's 2024 Annual Concert in the Park series at Goudy Park

Commission on Aging

The Commission on Aging will meet to review the Friendship Center Newsletter and a DIA Tour. The body will also address an active shooter training flyer under old business.

• Friendship Center Newsletter
• DIA Tour
• Active Shooter Training Flyer

City of Wayne Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is meeting to conduct routine business and set a public hearing date. The commission will also receive a presentation from University of Michigan Masters in Urban Planning students.

• Setting a May 14, 2024, public hearing for Special Land Use Request 2024-02 regarding multi-family residential at 55-018-01-0198-302 Vacant Wayne Rd.

City Council

The City Council will discuss the 2024-2025 water and sewer rates and a contract for labor and employment law services. Other agenda items include police recruiting efforts and a youth baseball agreement with Westland.

• Proposed bid award to Shifman Fournier PLC for Labor and Employment Law Services at $185.00 per hour
• Approval of 2024-2025 City Water and Sewer Rates
• Proposed agreement with Westland Youth Athletic Association for Youth Baseball
• Two Letters of Understanding regarding Wayne Police Department recruiting and retention
• Autism Awareness Month Proclamation

City Council

The City Council will vote on a new ordinance regulating engine brake noise and a site plan for a sanctuary addition at 31650 Van Born Rd. The body will also discuss budget amendments and a change in how the city acquires four Ford F-150 trucks.

• Adoption of Ordinance 2024-02 (Engine Brake Ordinance) with fines up to $500
• Site Plan 2024-02 for a 15,000 sq. ft. sanctuary addition at 31650 Van Born Rd.
• Purchase of four 2024 Ford F-150 pick-up trucks for $158,641.28 from the Water and Sewer Fund
• Appointment of Taquanda Ross to the Wayne Library Board
• Public hearing for the 2023 Special Assessment Roll scheduled for May 7, 2024

Downtown Development Authority (DDA)

The Downtown Development Authority will meet to adopt the 2024-2025 proposed budget. The board will also review contracts for a street wall beautification project and event services. A presentation from University of Michigan urban planning students is scheduled.

• Adoption of 2024-2025 Proposed DDA Budget
• Contract for Street Wall Beautification Project (50% funded through RAP Grant)
• Renewal of contract with LKG Happy Events, LLC
• Purchase of benches
• Introduction of Indie Art and Craft Jam event for May 19, 2024

Commission on Aging

The Commission on Aging will meet to discuss new business regarding senior activities and volunteer opportunities. The agenda also includes a review of active shooter training under old business.

• Senior Activities
• Senior Volunteer Opportunities
• Active Shooter Training

City of Wayne Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing and vote on a special land use request for a daycare. The body will also review a site plan for a building addition.

• Public hearing and approval for Special Land Use Request 2024-01 (Daycare) at 39390 Michigan Ave.
• Site Plan Approval 2024-02 for a building addition at 31650 Van Born

City Council

The City Council will discuss a bid for HVAC replacements at the Police Department and DPW building and the first reading of an engine brake noise ordinance. The body is also considering a change order for a lead water service replacement project.

• Bid award for 2024 Police & DPW HVAC Project to Fry HVAC for $673,961.44
• First reading of Ordinance 2024-02 (Engine Brake Ordinance) regulating vehicle noise
• Change Order No.1 and Final for 2023 Lead Water Service Replacement Project for $281,170.00
• Purchase of eight Taser X26Ps for $15,559.68
• Second reading and adoption of Ordinance 2024-01 regarding licensee location changes

City Council

The City Council will review a bid for a 2024 sewer lining project and a site plan for a commercial kitchen and drive-thru. Members will also discuss police equipment purchases and a request to evaluate the city's administration wage structure.

• Bid award for 2024 Sewer Lining Project to D.V.M. Utilities Inc. for $689,745.00
• Site plan for 38800 Michigan Ave. for a commercial kitchen, drive-thru, and façade renovation
• Police Department emergency intercom system purchase from Security Designs for $26,095.00
• Zoning Map amendment for 31650 Van Born Rd. to correct a previous error
• Michigan Municipal League membership renewal for $7,583.00

Downtown Development Authority (DDA)

The Downtown Development Authority will meet to discuss the adoption of revised bylaws and a RAP grant. The Chairman is also scheduled to appoint a Contract Review Committee.

• Adoption of Revised Bylaws
• RAP Grant Discussion
• Appointment of Contract Review Committee

City of Wayne Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing and vote on a zoning map amendment for 31650 Van Born Rd. The body will also review a building expansion site plan and set a future hearing for a daycare request.

• Zoning Map Amendment (2024-01) for 31650 Van Born Rd. from R-3 to B-1
• Site Plan Approval (2024-001) for building expansion at 38800 Michigan Ave.
• Setting a March 12 public hearing for Special Land Use Request 2024-01 (Daycare) at 39390 Michigan Ave.
• Adoption of Revised Bylaws

City of Wayne Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing and vote on a zoning map amendment for 31650 Van Born Rd. The body will also review a site plan for a building expansion at 38800 Michigan Ave. and schedule a future hearing for a daycare request.

• Zoning Map Amendment (2024-01) for 31650 Van Born Rd. from R-3 to B-1
• Site Plan Approval (2024-001) for building expansion at 38800 Michigan Ave.
• Scheduling of public hearing for Special Land Use Request 2024-01 (Daycare) at 39390 Michigan Ave.
• Adoption of Revised Bylaws

City Council

The City Council will review an audit presentation for fiscal year 2023 and consider several appointments. The agenda also includes a proposed sale of vacant city-owned land on W. Michigan Ave.

• Audit Presentation for FY2023
• Appointment of William Roberts to Wayne Housing Commission
• Appointment of Diane Webb as alternate for Mayor to the Conference of Western Wayne
• Sale of vacant City-owned land, parcel ID# 55-006-05-0058-004, on W. Michigan Ave.

City Council

The City Council will consider a budget amendment and the City Manager's employment agreement. The meeting includes several appointments to the Wayne Brownfield Redevelopment Authority and a site update on Cul-Mac Industry.

• Approval of Budget Amendment 2024-5
• Approval of the City Manager Employment Agreement
• Seven appointments and reappointments to the Wayne Brownfield Redevelopment Authority
• MDOT Resolution for Designation of Street Administrator
• Cul-Mac Industry site update from the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy

Downtown Development Authority (DDA)

The Downtown Development Authority will meet to review revised bylaws and the 2023 Holiday Campaign. The board will also handle routine financial matters including the payment and ratification of bills.

• First review of revised bylaws
• Review of 2023 Holiday Campaign
• Payment and ratification of bills

Commission on Aging

The Commission on Aging will discuss the schedule of meetings and event planning for 2024. The body will also review a proposed mission statement and objectives.

• 2024 Event Planning
• 2024 Schedule of Meetings
• Review of proposed Mission Statement and Objectives

City of Wayne Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will set a public hearing for a zoning map amendment and hold board elections. The body will also review revised bylaws and the 2023 year-end report.

• Public hearing setting for 31650 Van Born Rd. zoning change from R-3 to B-1
• Board elections for Chair, Vice-Chair, and Secretary
• First review of revised bylaws
• 2023 Planning Commission Year End Report

City Council

The City Council will discuss a federal grant for lead service line remediation and the rezoning of three parcels on Michigan Ave. The body is also reviewing a purchase agreement for park parcels and an employment stipend increase for the Community Development Director.

• Water Infrastructure Grant Agreement (ARP Funded) for $4,900,000
• Rezoning of 36253, 36111, and 55-013-06-035-008 Michigan Ave from Store Front to Heavy Industrial
• Increase of annual planning services stipend for Lori Gouin from $8,000 to $13,000
• Purchase agreement with Infinity Homes for Combined Vandenburg/Sue Win Park and Angelo Demario Park parcels
• Reappointment of Brett Macek to the Wayne Housing Commission