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Council approved continuing the tile contract with Tile Pros of Michigan LLC as a single-source procurement to replace tile outside the council chamber and extend the renovation to the library hallways, using available bond funds from a voter-approved millage. City Manager Tim Monroe said the corridor tile is original to the building and has unlevel areas of concern; the work continues the city hall renovation program.

The council also approved the purchase of three 2025 Ford Maverick SuperCrew all-wheel-drive pickup trucks for the building department from Longhammer Ford of Owasso under state/Macomb County bid pricing. Monroe said the building department had not purchased new vehicles since 2016 and that continuing to invest in increasingly costly older vehicles was no longer practical. The purchases are budgeted in the current fiscal year.

Two separate furniture procurements were approved using state bid pricing: office furniture for the new community/training room and furniture for the fire department administration office. The recommended vendor for both awards was listed as Kerr Albert Office Supplies and Furniture (single-source on the city's preferred vendor list). Monroe said the vendor has been used for about 30 years and that the purchases follow OmniForm/state bid pricing.

Council members asked staff whether any Roseville businesses were included in the furniture bids; Monroe said he was not aware of a local vendor that performs this specific work. On vehicles, staff said retired units would be auctioned on web-based government auction platforms or stripped for parts as determined by the fleet manager.

All procurement motions were carried by voice vote. Council directed staff to proceed with scheduled purchases and with auction or disposition of retired vehicles according to municipal procedures.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Roseville City Council Meeting May 13, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","Council approved several budgeted procurement actions: continuation of a single-source tile contract for City Hall renovation, purchase of three 2025 Ford Maverick pickup trucks, and award of office-furniture contracts for training and fire administration spaces.","taxTitle","Roseville, Macomb County, Michigan","taxId",55133,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6053175,"Council adopts cross-connection/backflow ordinance update, approves outside inspections contract",183,2302000,2485000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3376272-228748af65743038ea338f687b3a3830&start=2302&end=2485","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3376272-228748af65743038ea338f687b3a3830/thumbnail_2302000.jpg","/articles/6053175/Roseville/Macomb-County/Michigan/Council-adopts-cross-connectionbackflow-ordinance-update-approves-outside-inspections-contract","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6053175-06df51272235b1a8ed6fc42fb647f736/orig.mp4?Expires=1776496259&Signature=H~KcknNQkvdcg9M-HSAnGPgCXwhD~pM9TiAZM70oWk7KbAcZy~YSMUTGyAqnYTRs7Im0aTbjsd4N4rWzNj5Qss~qufkjgt6gKkxk43WY5G1edqa12d1W3DmiqjYeWqsbzjF4MwfRX4qtCmDtyjnpi2zd7csCGIP5AZQ~1BTRERlxA9jHmuF615RfdN5PO8YpQ3ZHGz7K9AM7XUdWKgt0sYp0FWL92O1DYu2x23R2grABI9vBe4CFIHMlnOdDJ~YlHjsMyhDW-v85uDpozS7~xDBW6snMS~vXay~twh85pD4a0j0pDndn95VRr69gU4Z4DsZ19VR9JhR4VnD4hAdhyg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Roseville City Council adopted an ordinance amending Chapter 3.54, Article 2 of the city code to update cross-connection and backflow requirements, including adoption of standards, inspection authority, right of access, discontinuance of service, labeling, testing and penalties.

City Attorney Tim Thomason and Department of Public Services staff said the revisions were largely clean-up to align the ordinance with state law and provide the city tools to administer a cross-connection/backflow prevention program. Thomason said HydroCorp was retained to perform inspections and testing as part of that program.

\"We recently approved the contract with HydroCorp to do the inspections and of, cross connection backflows,\" Thomason told the council, explaining the work is intended to prevent contamination of the public water supply.

DPS staff and city counsel reported that contracting the work was more cost-effective and practical than attempting to perform the specialized inspections in-house. Thomason noted several other communities implementing similar programs had found outside contractors more efficient and less costly.

Councilmember Hagerty moved to adopt the ordinance amendment as presented; the motion passed on voice vote. The ordinance repeals the prior article and replaces it with updated language addressing inspections, testing, violations, appeals and effective date.

The council and staff said enforcement will follow state requirements and that HydroCorp will coordinate scheduling and testing. No fiscal figures were provided in the public discussion; the council previously approved a contract with HydroCorp in an earlier meeting referenced by staff.

The ordinance change positions the city to comply with increased state oversight that staff said has become more active in recent months. Staff will return to council if additional budget or policy decisions are required to implement the program fully.","Roseville amended Chapter 3.54, Article 2 to update cross-connection and backflow standards and approved contracting with HydroCorp for inspections and testing to protect the public water supply.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":44,"_47":92,"_49":93,"_51":94,"_53":95,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":96,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":97,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6053181,"Roseville council approves two processing licenses, opens rolling applications for remaining marijuana facility licenses",265,1585000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3376272-228748af65743038ea338f687b3a3830&start=1585&end=1850","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3376272-228748af65743038ea338f687b3a3830/thumbnail_1585000.jpg","/articles/6053181/Roseville/Macomb-County/Michigan/Roseville-council-approves-two-processing-licenses-opens-rolling-applications-for-remaining-marijuana-facility-licenses","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6053181-976c807fae1fde4b700e7fc0a6a1332d/orig.mp4?Expires=1776496259&Signature=jXO3q1EnmPIcxlnbCTvftpaKn-PmL54iWHEWMp~G5t5OxNb7o31CE0Jy8a-2MCZ3vs5Vq0o0iFjidSt6wEUl7XJisQ1n1kGFHZOPmGKvNVMpFgQuNAND~b4qn4tQ6l4MY69o3lH4MQHZPfBHMgUSgc6rvaaA31hDUDsvIvfKiVB2q628QQNOGSz1rVIzFynHxroBpeoI8zl4vjZNJgIK4Q5VQSsGqtRjat1tRajTtPEqnNwvlgq67jMlgmKsFu2c9kYkq9Cv-Cxdx8tFfC3Udgrc0koSOG723TaFut-cQVSrhX~kbbVE7wEiIWl6Ss7lZopaOZFkcApo0-9aekF4Xw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Roseville City Council approved awarding an available recreational marijuana processing license and a medical processing license to the applicant identified in the meeting record as d/b/a Precision Analytics, following the recommendation of the Marijuana Facilities Application Review Panel.

Council then voted to open the application process on a rolling basis for other licenses that remain unissued under the city's marijuana ordinance, a change intended to allow staff to accept applications for existing license types as they arrive.

City Manager Monroe told the council the panel had recommended the award after reopening the application period for certain unissued licenses earlier this year. \"Tonight, before you, we had one applicant for two processing licenses and we're asking your consideration on issuing based on the recommendation of the review board,\" Monroe said.

Councilmember Shoemaker asked about the operational status of previously approved recreational facilities; Monroe replied that only three were open for business and staff was still working with other applicants to complete building renovations.

Councilmember Knox moved to approve the licenses as recommended by the review panel; Mayor Pro Tem Hall supported the motion. The council approved the award by voice vote.

On the rolling-application item, Monroe explained that the change would not create new license types but would permit staff to accept applications for license categories already authorized by ordinance, including one micro license, unspecified testing licenses and transport licenses that remain unissued. \"It doesn't mean we're giving out more licenses. It just means we're taking applications,\" Monroe said.

Councilmember Waitisha moved to open the application process as drafted by legal counsel to clarify the change applied only to licenses already authorized under the ordinance; the motion passed after a second by Councilman Knox.

The council did not disclose financial details of the awarded license or condition the awards on additional permits, inspections or local approvals. Council discussion indicated that applicants must still meet building and licensing requirements before opening for business.

Council directions to staff: complete standard regulatory reviews and proceed with licensing steps for the approved applicant; accept and process rolling applications for existing license types authorized under the marijuana ordinance.","Council awarded a recreational and medical marijuana processing license to an applicant d/b/a Precision Analytics and approved opening applications on a rolling basis for other available marijuana facility licenses already authorized by ordinance.",{"_33":99,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":100,"_41":101,"_43":102,"_45":103,"_47":104,"_49":105,"_51":106,"_53":107,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":108,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":109,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6053186,"Roseville council grants police chief's FOIA appeal after closed-session review",1473,2487000,3960000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3376272-228748af65743038ea338f687b3a3830&start=2487&end=3960","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3376272-228748af65743038ea338f687b3a3830/thumbnail_2487000.jpg","/articles/6053186/Roseville/Macomb-County/Michigan/Roseville-council-grants-police-chiefs-FOIA-appeal-after-closed-session-review","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6053186-021e450e9b7d2d3ba5c14f7ace2ab542/orig.mp4?Expires=1776496259&Signature=hT1oVv8JFnkNZQ3ld3sJ2XFVBZGN6DNhWOQY2-BVnYtOIxJfjZQ6YcdpSITfB4lbE~vd5a1rF36BShVq~eG~DUrgliaRc-jh66SkxMwJURyy96YgZ8QOXdouK-FhsCaQ~0yMT-9isxT8-IIdf6xDV~7Gfq~62MypMjNGfCP2QWpfzve-HWRv5ZET7Jyhvniyi6CpWpjrZfTP2SxdCLYitME5e52qUwFRQatgOgj7w8xvGXapjqUMXBvPTogOpVeS-iXzGVKOKQB09Lg5fexQtGDQpmPxBS1rZqQIa6852sev-HfhfzwpYNsjS5ST4YaVjXrhZl9~-bNlDhR6puIlkw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Roseville City Council voted 4-3 Tuesday to grant a Freedom of Information Act appeal by Police Chief Mitch Berlin and direct staff to release the records at issue.

The vote came after the council met in closed session under MCL 15.2681(h) to consult with legal counsel about privileged information. Mayor Pro Tem Hall moved to grant the FOIA appeal; Councilmember Leticia seconded. The motion passed with Councilmembers Leticia, McCartney, Hall and Mayor Robert Taylor voting yes; Councilmembers Knox, Hagerty and Schumacher voting no.

The appeal sought records described by Chief Mitch Berlin as the complaints related to matters the chief identified publicly. \"The complaints that we all know about that are at the point of this whole conversation, that's all we're asking,\" Chief Mitch Berlin told the council during the public portion of the meeting.

City counsel argued the records should remain withheld under several FOIA exemptions cited in the city's denial letter. Joe Urban, an attorney appearing for the city, told the council the city relied on three exemptions: \"the personal information that would otherwise be at the base of a person's privacy, the law enforcement exemption, and the preliminary to a final decision exemption,\" and recommended denying the appeal.

During earlier public discussion, counsel asked the chief to clarify the scope of his request; the chief confirmed he sought the complaints specifically and not a broader set of documents that could include routine emails, news clippings or other attachments. City staff and counsel had expressed that a request for \"any document that mentions\" the chief from Jan. 1 to the present could be extremely broad and sweep in unrelated material.

After the closed-session review, the council returned to open session and approved releasing the requested complaint records. The council recorded the roll call vote following the motion to grant the appeal.

The council conducted the closed-session review under MCL 15.2681(h), the Michigan statute authorizing meetings to consult with the city's attorney on privileged matters. The council's action directs staff to release the documents specified in Chief Berlin's appeal; the record before the council indicates the chief clarified he sought complaint records rather than all documents referencing him.

The city did not provide financial details related to the appeal or an exact schedule for release during the public meeting. City Attorney Thomas and outside counsel were present for the closed-session consultation.

Council members who opposed the motion said during roll call that they believed the city's legal exemptions merited withholding at least some material; those comments were made in the course of the public roll call and during the closed-session motions. The council did not amend the city's FOIA policy at Tuesday's meeting.

The council's action resolves the specific FOIA appeal filed on Chief Berlin's behalf; it does not change the city's general FOIA procedures or the legal standards governing exemptions.

For more information about the timeline for document release or the precise files to be produced, members of the public were advised to contact the City Clerk's office.","The Roseville City Council voted 4-3 on May 13 to grant Police Chief Mitch Berlin's FOIA appeal and release the requested complaint records after a closed-session attorney-client discussion and legal review of exemptions.","actionData","errors"]

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