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Here’s the agenda. The evening kicks off with the Administrator’s proposed 2025 budget presentation. After that we come to a 5-item consent agenda. Of note, CA-1 a street closing for the 2024 Glacier Highlands Neighborhood Association annual Memorial Day Parade.

Here’s the agenda. The evening kicks off with a modest, 14-item consent agenda. CA-1, CA-2, and CA-3 are street closures for the Dexter Ann Arbor run, The Event of Main, and Arbtoberfest, respectively.

Here’s the agenda. The evening kicks off with an 8-item consent agenda. Of note, CA-5 and CA-6 which combine to be just under $1 million for sidewalk repair and cutting. CA-7 is a $1,000,000 grant from the Michigan Economic Development Corporation for the splash pad at Bicentennial Park.

Here’s the agenda. The meeting kicks off with a modest, 13-item consent agenda. CA-1, CA-2, and CA-3 are all additions to the Greenbelt. Fans of 99% Invisible will be excited about the Heydon property in particular.

Here’s the agenda. The evening kicks off with a modest, 10-item consent agenda. Of note, CA-1, $800k for gas-powered golf cart leases. CA-6 is $140,000 for a grant for the Pauline-Runnymede Path.

Here’s the agenda. The evening kicks off with a modest, 12-item consent agenda. Of note, CA-2, $534k for golf course equipment. There are two public hearings on the docket this evening.

Here’s the agenda. The evening kicks off with an 8-item consent agenda. CA-1 is the street closure for the Shamrocks & Shenanigans Run. Elsewhere in the consent agenda we have CA-7, the development agreement for the affordable housing project going in at 121 Catherine.

Here’s the agenda. Note: this meeting was moved from Monday, January 8 to Thursday January 11 during a special session of council, in order to avoid conflict with the CFB National Championship Game.

Here’s the agenda. The evening kicks off with an 18-item consent agenda. Of note is CA-4, the contract for the Barton portion of the Border to Border trail. There are three public hearings on the docket tonight.

Here’s the agenda. The evening kicks off with a 7-item consent agenda. Of note, CA-5 is accepting a $182,360 to make the Bryant Community Center carbon neutral. There are 5 public hearings on the docket this evening.