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Ann Arbor City Council Meeting Summaries
from Council Member Elizabeth Nelson
Accessible from A2COUNCIL.com and A2ELNEL.com/A2COUNCIL
For each City Council meeting, I provide links to the agenda on the City's Legistar website, CTN's YouTube video of the meeting, and to my newsletters and voting charts. I write summaries of agenda items, along with Legistar links, articles I've written (highlighted purple), and articles published on MLive. Look for highlighted text to find votes on development, affordable housing, and the City's Sustainability and Innovations department.
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March 18, 2019
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APPROVED: Resolution to pursue affordable housing options at city-owned properties:
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721 N. Main Street (Legistar)
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2000 S. Industrial (Legistar)
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1510 E. Stadium Boulevard (amended by CM Ackerman to include the option of market rate sale for the benefit of proceeds) (Legistar)
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Additional Thoughts (Mar 17, 2019) - Affordable Housing Studies On All Ten City Owned Properties
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APPROVED: Resolution asking for recommendations to increase the Downtown Affordable Housing Premium with the goal of increasing the development of affordable housing (Legistar)
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APPROVED: Direction to City Administrator to study potential regulation of short-term rentals (Legistar)
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APPROVED: $50,032.56 for design/engineering to repair park bridges (Barton Nature Area, Bandemer Park, Mitchell Field and Gallup Park) (Legistar)
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APPROVED: Implementation of safety improvements at Fuller Road crosswalk, Huron High School (Legistar)
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APPROVED: Rezoning and PUD site plan for Malletts Wood project, 3300 Cardinal Avenue (Legistar)
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19 condominium dwelling units
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DEFEATED: Rezoning from R1C single family zoning to PUD, Lockwood development at 3365 Jackson Road (Legistar)
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95 units (34 at no more than 50% AMI), Senior Independent Living
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Site of three MDEQ monitoring wells for the Gelman Plume, and adjacent to one of only two natural lakes in Ann Arbor
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Parcel next to Dolph Park, and was previously considered for acquisition by the park system
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Additional Thoughts (Feb 17, 2019) - Lockwood and the Gelman Plume
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