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City Council Calls Special Meeting for Controversial Concert Approval

July 27, 2024 | Highland Park, Wayne County, Michigan



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City Council Calls Special Meeting for Controversial Concert Approval
In a special meeting convened under the city charter, the Highland Park City Council addressed key agenda items, including the approval of an outdoor concert event at Avalon Village. The meeting, called by Councilwoman Kayla Martin and scheduled for July 26, 2024, at 6:00 p.m., aims to discuss and vote on the proposed concert set for July 30, 2024, from 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.

During the proceedings, concerns were raised regarding the measures taken by Avalon Village in preparation for the event. Some council members expressed frustration over what they perceived as attempts to undermine the village's efforts, labeling these actions as a \"last ditch effort\" to tarnish its reputation.

The council members present included Councilman Ashaffi, Councilwoman Martin, Councilwoman Manica, Council President Thomas, and Council Pro Tem Robinson, all of whom participated in the discussions surrounding the concert approval. The outcome of the vote will determine the future of the outdoor event, which is anticipated to draw community interest.

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