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Today’s agenda is short. Council members Disch, Song, Akmon, and Cornell were absent. Since there weren’t sufficient votes remaining for items that require 8 votes, those items were moved to the first meeting in January.

Today’s agenda is short. A few items of note: CA-1 is progress towards connecting Barton Nature Area and Bandemer Park. DC-3 is council committee appointments for this term. DC-5 is some tweaks to TC-1 to increase setbacks a bit and allow certain automotive uses, such as car rentals (zipcar, traditional rentals).

Today’s agenda is short. It’s also the first meeting with incoming CMs Harrison, Watson, Ghazi Edwin, Akmon, and Cornell. CA-1, a resolution to close streets for Kindlefest was pulled due to Kindlefest not needing street closures.

Today’s agenda is fairly long. It’s also the last meeting with outgoing CMs Hayner, Griswold, Grand, Nelson, and Ramlawi. There is a substitute resolution for CA-3 in an attempt to fix some issues identified with the South 7th road reconstruction and reconfiguration.

Today’s agenda is a light agenda, with no public hearings and only two items on the regular agenda. DC-2 is an attempt to create a policy that would prioritize doing business with companies who conform with reasonable corporate values.

Today’s agenda has several items of interest, including Transit Corridor zoning on West Stadium, a couple of consent agenda items, Right to Renew second reading and public hearing, a proposal to make Ann Arbor elections nonpartisan, and a return of the postponed No Turn on Red downtown.

Today’s agenda has several items of interest, including two public hearings about a PUD on Depot St., a couple of consent agenda items, Right to Renew, and No Turn on Red downtown:

Today’s agenda has several items of interest. There are two nominations, thirteen items on the Consent Agenda, one ordinance at its first reading for long-awaited right to renew, no public hearings for ordinances at their second reading, and a feasibility study for a traditional municipal electric utility and different structure called a Sustainable Energy Utility.

Today’s agenda has several items of interest. There are two nominations, nineteen items on the Consent Agenda, one ordinance at its first reading for a new PUD zoning, two public hearing for an ordinances at their second reading, and one resolution that’s not otherwise described above.

This is a relatively light agenda. There are two nominations, eleven items on the Consent Agenda, no ordinances at their first reading, one public hearing for an ordinance at its second reading, and two resolutions.