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• Consent agenda: Motion to approve the consent agenda (mover cited in transcript as Councilman Leticia; seconder reported as Mayor Pro Tem). Outcome: Approved by voice vote. The transcript does not list individual roll-call votes or items removed for separate discussion.

• Abatement resolution — 28751 Maple: Motion to approve the resolution for abatement of a public nuisance at 28751 Maple (mover: Councilman Leticia; second: Councilwoman Hagerty). Outcome: Approved by voice vote. No property owner appeared at the meeting.

• Receive and file — 2024 Financial Audit: Motion to receive and file the FY2024 audit presented by Plante Moran (mover: Mr. Thomason; second: Councilman Knox). Outcome: Approved by voice vote. Auditors issued an unmodified (clean) opinion on financial statements and ARPA grant administration.

• Adopt resolution — 2025–2029 Joint Parks and Recreation Master Plan: Motion to adopt the joint parks and recreation master plan for the Recreation Authority of Roseville and East Point, City of East Point, and City of Roseville (mover: Councilman Knox; second: Councilwoman Hagerty). Outcome: Approved by voice vote. Staff will submit the adopted plan to the Michigan DNR by Feb. 1 for grant eligibility.

• Adjournment: Motion to adjourn (mover: Mayor Pro Tem Haass; second: Councilwoman Hagar). Outcome: Approved by voice vote.

The meeting transcript records voice votes for each motion; no roll-call tallies with individual yes/no names were read into the record during these items. If an item requires further action (for example, abatement implementation, DNR submission for the master plan, or follow-up reporting on pension/OPEB funding), staff indicated follow-up tasks or future reporting would be provided at subsequent meetings.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Roseville City Council Meeting January 14, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","Summary of formal motions and votes recorded during the Jan. 14 Roseville City Council meeting, including consent agenda approval, an abatement resolution, receiving the FY2024 audit, and adoption of the 2025–2029 parks master plan.","taxTitle","Roseville, Macomb County, Michigan","taxId",55133,"location","headline","shortSummary",{"_33":74,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":75,"_41":76,"_43":77,"_45":78,"_46":79,"_48":80,"_50":81,"_52":82,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":83,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":84,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":67,"_71":55,"_72":55},6385435,"Roseville council adopts 2025–2029 Joint Parks and Recreation Master Plan",506,1319000,1825000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2119931-826f578d873ca851f35b9c47f847e5d6&start=1319&end=1825","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2119931-826f578d873ca851f35b9c47f847e5d6/thumbnail_1319000.jpg","/articles/6385435/Roseville/Macomb-County/Michigan/Roseville-council-adopts-20252029-Joint-Parks-and-Recreation-Master-Plan","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6385435-bf11eedbe0de6881cfef6f99f7ee120d/orig.mp4?Expires=1775575193&Signature=XcQJl2-kkm8CX9-pEHcokm54h1q2ci8~PwWZ3f9458suoG4KwBC9nqGFJSP3eb6ZkOG5jeGYoI7orco3jU9j7y1TY7-3xiov47MGNt7LdmvDUBC5d6r59jVCF~ufU~2jaSWqPMkAhXQmppkCBGRivgPiLrZ1L2mUFp2NOOINs9hVGXsVmiVyKNVNYuP2CSekK5XlPlDp0TDgNpbBKxVaMCC0EdP-kg7Fx4VJRUGvS922OLUDhsB3FKIuvqv4cgmm5bVFGtfjgEjU0enitnyQjlxXH1uXfS5a8gZJguGToLYr2yd7IPJOOWleAFG5Ipp3sIlY5sUKhSYQgNMCN4rAZQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Roseville City Council on Jan. 14 adopted the 2025–2029 Joint Parks and Recreation Master Plan for the Recreation Authority of Roseville and Eastpoint, the City of Eastpoint and the City of Roseville following a public hearing.

Tony Lipinski of the Recreation Authority introduced the plan and was joined by Kayla Mulden of Spalding & DeDecker, the planning firm assisting with the joint plan. Mulden said the plan posted for public review had only minor corrections since publication: inclusion of East Point’s children’s garden in the park inventory, a correction to list Jim Gammecia as the project liaison in the administrative structure, and minor fixes to acknowledgments and page numbering. Mulden noted the plan must be adopted by Roseville, East Point and the Recreation Authority board and then submitted to the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) by Feb. 1 to qualify for grant opportunities.

One resident, Jim Madison of Chestnut Street, spoke during the public hearing to recommend converting an under-used asphalt pad at Veterans Memorial Park (previously used as a rollerblade rink) into three or four outdoor pickleball courts. Madison described existing fencing, an asphalt base, restroom and concession facilities near the site and suggested the existing boards could be repurposed for a downtown ice rink. Madison’s remarks were cut to the three-minute limit and council members and staff responded that the Parks and Recreation Board and staff had already discussed potential pickleball locations, including under-utilized tennis courts at Huron Park, and that the topic would be considered during the upcoming budget cycle.

After the public hearing closed, Councilman Knox moved and Councilwoman Hagerty seconded a motion to adopt the resolution adopting the 2025–2029 Joint Parks and Recreation Master Plan as presented. The motion passed by voice vote. Staff and the planning consultant said they will present the plan to the DNR and pursue grant eligibility for projects identified in the plan.","After a public hearing and brief public comment, the council adopted the 2025–2029 Joint Parks and Recreation Master Plan for the Recreation Authority of Roseville and Eastpoint and the City of Eastpoint; staff will submit the plan to the state DNR by Feb. 1.",{"_33":86,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":87,"_41":88,"_43":89,"_45":90,"_46":91,"_48":92,"_50":93,"_52":94,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":95,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":96,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":67,"_71":55,"_72":55},6385442,"Auditors issue clean opinion on Roseville's 2024 financial statements; council receives report",765,520000,1285000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2119931-826f578d873ca851f35b9c47f847e5d6&start=520&end=1285","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2119931-826f578d873ca851f35b9c47f847e5d6/thumbnail_520000.jpg","/articles/6385442/Roseville/Macomb-County/Michigan/Auditors-issue-clean-opinion-on-Rosevilles-2024-financial-statements-council-receives-report","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6385442-31aa96673eeb04b8d22aecbf5cb1d41e/orig.mp4?Expires=1775575193&Signature=JAwr6E8sVIQGsxbgBJuDy8wvltIXvE-9ZwHpXJ9sZJF3gKTqQ3RwOSvzP2VeFKHb28K8eXLSbrdc75wzwIW2dZ1vhJ54RYOdL5I3JbhIVNoIPLrEwEDokJEZDc55Kd8itH8IRWJdd9WnIzGwDXXbPMB3k7ExvMs0OSWbP~lv~a0nJ8NusKRgaMx4dndla6WMQnsARTYZgHJT9awmvJVppodS7k8GR0-pjHEtw2FnTblr2-iGsgJU7AgLe2eTfY7jfCu54PV8pGto6MQTaG19TgmTxF9SrvQwPTOYytzCmPvdgGKhM1nw54-UthVxskc43jMzZGDuUdTpCQbkecHydw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Auditors from Plante Moran reported Jan. 14 that they are issuing an unmodified (clean) opinion on the City of Roseville’s financial statements and its administration of major federal awards for the year ended June 30, 2024. The City Council voted to receive and file the audit.

Ali Hejazi, an audit partner with Plante Moran, told the council the clean opinion is the highest level of assurance and indicated the city’s financial statements were presented in accordance with accounting requirements. The auditors also issued a clean compliance opinion on the city’s administration of its major federal grant, which this year included ARPA funding.

Audit staff reported a roughly $12.1 million increase in total General Fund revenue from fiscal 2023 to 2024, largely reflecting ARPA receipts that rose from about $68,000 to about $7.7 million. The auditors said property taxes remain the single largest revenue source for the General Fund (nearly half of general fund revenues) while state and federal grants accounted for slightly more than a quarter. Total General Fund expenditures increased about $9 million year over year, with a significant portion of that increase driven by transfers to other funds, including an $8 million transfer to the capital projects fund for capital projects.

The audit showed the city’s unassigned General Fund balance rose by about $4.9 million to roughly $12 million (about 27% of expenditures) and that personnel costs accounted for roughly 80% of General Fund expenditures, with police and fire representing a large share of personnel allocations. Reported pension and OPEB funding levels were: city employee retirement system about 72% funded, police and fire system about 60% funded, and retiree health care plan about 22% funded. Combined unfunded pension and OPEB liabilities were reported around $134 million.

Auditors and staff discussed that state law (Public Act 202) requires corrective action plans for retirement-related plans that fall below certain funding thresholds; auditors advised the council to continue monitoring funding levels and strategies. After the presentation, Councilman Knox moved and Councilman Leticia seconded a motion to receive and file the audit. The motion passed by voice vote.","Plant Moran presented the fiscal year 2024 audit, issuing an unmodified (clean) opinion on the city's financial statements and federal awards (ARPA). Council voted to receive and file the audit report.",{"_33":98,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":99,"_41":100,"_43":101,"_45":102,"_46":103,"_48":104,"_50":105,"_52":106,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":107,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":108,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":67,"_71":55,"_72":55},6385448,"Recreation Authority reports 20% jump in youth registrations, lists events including Feed the Dream and sledding",224,211000,435000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2119931-826f578d873ca851f35b9c47f847e5d6&start=211&end=435","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2119931-826f578d873ca851f35b9c47f847e5d6/thumbnail_211000.jpg","/articles/6385448/Roseville/Macomb-County/Michigan/Recreation-Authority-reports-20-jump-in-youth-registrations-lists-events-including-Feed-the-Dream-and-sledding","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6385448-f326814c226913a2dfa7c272a4a2e125/orig.mp4?Expires=1775575193&Signature=DaC6okVcsQKsF9gqefwWzZ1rVNF27BDparzmyzefI76TfBZAslAa9cz4-QqEfs2Q8S5xnYweXLAg9pwZax3ed2i3ekY1prnQWvd~BprF3duMns9qbmYPO3c9VhXTzkyaYfKBPWrzcA82Hz3eRl9GPgwlUHtQUM9mY37Bz563b-jVkwzTtGtFDThXe56wZCWRXl95n-deONqNVAYL-Mrig9AwH3rTgbiRw~djdSnc2ZLKmmzzK~AlPlWNljsPu7NVRQLBb80SiFhcjvea414nsAiFCwXHFHN8p~7HJZ57JvYPiicSA~2dIug9nfSuVKo9hJ8-~40vlno3aeDoOk4-yg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Recreation Authority of Roseville and Eastpoint reported Jan. 14 that registrations for youth basketball and volleyball programs have increased by about 20 percent and previewed a slate of winter and spring events.

Tony Lipinski, director for the Recreation Authority, told the Roseville City Council that youth programs for elementary, middle and high school athletes will start next week and that registration for those programs is up roughly 20 percent from the prior comparable season. He said participants can register online or at the Rec Authority Center and asked residents not to rely on phone inquiries alone because classes require minimum registration to run.

Lipinski listed upcoming activities: a Feed the Dream craft day and pantry-drive in honor of Martin Luther King Jr., a drive-in movie with a pre-movie craft (Feb. 15; $5 residents, $7 nonresidents), sledding and cocoa at Spindler Park and Huron Park (Feb. 22, weather dependent), and a March blood drive featuring a “battle of the badges” between police and fire departments. He also said a winter craft class scheduled for Thursday had been canceled for insufficient registrations.

Council members asked about sledding locations and logistics; Lipinski confirmed the large hill at Spindler Park will be used and that hay bales are sometimes placed for safety. He described outreach efforts that include keeping communications toggled in residents’ online accounts and distributing a quarterly digital newsletter via the recreation authority website (raremi.org). Lipinski provided a contact phone number for the Rec Authority Center during the meeting.

Council members thanked Lipinski and staff for the programs and asked staff to continue outreach to ensure registration minimums are met.","The Recreation Authority of Roseville and Eastpoint told council registrations for youth programs rose about 20% and previewed events including a Feed the Dream drive, a drive-in movie, sledding and a March blood drive.",{"_33":110,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":111,"_41":112,"_43":113,"_45":114,"_46":115,"_48":116,"_50":117,"_52":118,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":119,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":120,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":67,"_71":55,"_72":55},6385453,"Council approves abatement resolution for public nuisance at 28751 Maple",80,104000,184000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2119931-826f578d873ca851f35b9c47f847e5d6&start=104&end=184","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2119931-826f578d873ca851f35b9c47f847e5d6/thumbnail_104000.jpg","/articles/6385453/Roseville/Macomb-County/Michigan/Council-approves-abatement-resolution-for-public-nuisance-at-28751-Maple","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6385453-de818439116fb3456526b2376ac9dba9/orig.mp4?Expires=1775575193&Signature=NX3tot4fpfo7CWPumTvtY7y9SE1aJzyj7gsO8Jrej0u4u0r8tn0a54Ig6qlmKOPDVDOFiR0G4FWORimHrum1oTHYU7bvtf~rYFKqoiw8mR6zwHtDXS9Jl7RfCfYVGdpTFVMfrZ9t6v2Hji~gc8z~QkJoGFsjFPduUXZOIHPMiFtxT1fQavWd2LMYAxyNl38T~tf7HutdQ62B9cIMsXEE6xe4MT27E3M8uhhKvnXJZvlEMQpGePB~Q32bh~bf5IeMl4JDrGZIPj0HnQRlyLnv6zIvu52q87pp2DrybZhtM1sMUGMEC33sFpDTcrc1rudjwmOOriGj4gJWydVjeBtOeg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Roseville City Council voted Jan. 14 to approve a resolution authorizing abatement of a public nuisance at 28751 Maple.

City attorney staff presented the item and asked the council to pass the abatement resolution to allow the city to proceed with nuisance abatement if necessary. No property owner appeared at the meeting. Councilman Leticia made the motion to approve the abatement, and Councilwoman Hagerty seconded it. The motion passed after a voice vote of assent from council members.

The action gives staff the authority to proceed with the abatement process outlined in the resolution. Council members did not discuss alternative remedies on the record and no amendments to the resolution were proposed during the meeting. The city did not provide further detail during the meeting about expected costs, timeline for abatement work, or whether the property owner had received prior notices beyond the staff recommendation to adopt the resolution.

The council’s vote authorizes city staff to undertake the steps described in the adopted resolution for 28751 Maple; the resolution itself, and any subsequent staff reports about costs or contractor awards, were not part of the night’s discussion.

Council minutes will reflect the adopted resolution and any follow-up actions or notices issued to the property owner going forward.","The Roseville City Council voted to adopt a resolution authorizing abatement of a public nuisance at 28751 Maple after staff reported no owner present and recommended action.","actionData","errors"]

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