During a recent city council meeting, several pressing issues were raised, including requests for investigations into the Plymouth Housing Project and concerns over local crime and mobility challenges.

Council members noted multiple requests to postpone votes related to the Arch transaction, which were submitted both before and during the meeting. A significant focus was placed on the Plymouth Housing Project, where there were calls for an investigation into alleged fraudulent activities and financial controls concerning a $10 million affordable housing allocation. Specific requests for an audit of this transaction were highlighted, alongside concerns regarding a meeting between the mayor and a local business owner linked to the project.

In addition to housing concerns, council members addressed rising crime rates, specifically mentioning \"smash and grab\" burglaries at a cannabis store. There were discussions about supporting a resolution aimed at developing protective measures for businesses across the city.

Mobility issues for wheelchair users on sidewalks were also brought to light, with reports indicating significant challenges. A business owner requested the removal of the Design Review Board (DRB), and there was a suggestion to explore a first responder drone program.

Furthermore, a resident reported drug use at Farrell McWhorter Park, and another raised concerns about a vehicle obstructing a sidewalk on Avondale Road due to mechanical issues.

The meeting concluded with council members expressing their commitment to addressing these issues in future discussions, with plans for a detailed ombuds report in the next business meeting.