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Council action was brief. Councilman Leticia moved approval; Councilwoman McCartney supported the motion. The mayor called for the question; the motion carried.

Other formal actions during the meeting included excusing two members, approving the consent agenda, reappointing John Sirhi to the Police and Fire Civil Service Commission, and adjourning the meeting. Motions on those items were made and supported from the dais and carried by voice vote.

The city did not record a roll-call tally in the meeting minutes for these items; the mayor declared the motions approved during the session.

Votes at a glance

- Motion to excuse Councilwoman Hagerty and Mayor Pro Tem Hahn: Moved by Councilwoman McCartney; supported by Councilman Knox; outcome: approved (declared by the chair).

- Consent agenda approval: Moved by Councilman Knox; supported by Councilman Leticia; outcome: approved (voice vote declared by the chair).

- Request from the Recreation Authority of Roseville and Eastpointe to move millage collection from winter to summer, effective 07/01/2026, to comply with state statute: Moved by Councilman Leticia; supported by Councilwoman McCartney; outcome: approved (voice vote declared by the chair).

- Reappointment of John Sirhi to the (Act 78) Police and Fire Civil Service Commission: Moved by Councilwoman McCartney; supported by Councilman Knox; outcome: approved (voice vote declared by the chair).

- Motion to adjourn: Moved by Councilman Leticia; supported by Councilman Knox; outcome: approved.

Meeting context and limits

Minutes and the meeting transcript show the council used voice votes for routine items and did not provide formal roll-call tallies in the record for these motions. The millage timing change was described in the meeting as requested to comply with state statute; the council record does not include the statute citation or supporting ordinance language in the discussion.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Roseville City Council Meeting July 8, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","The Roseville City Council on July 8 approved moving the Recreation Authority millage collection from the winter tax roll to a summer collection beginning July 1, 2026, to comply with state statute. The council also approved routine items including a reappointment to the Police and Fire Civil Service Commission and several procedural motions.","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},6699525,"Resident objects to mural at former indoor gun range; building department issues notice of violation",224,916000,1140000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5349077-3c252619b1724a99d2e89c706573c8a6&start=916&end=1140","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5349077-3c252619b1724a99d2e89c706573c8a6/thumbnail_916000.jpg","/articles/6699525/Roseville/Macomb-County/Michigan/Resident-objects-to-mural-at-former-indoor-gun-range-building-department-issues-notice-of-violation","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6699525-9245c28acbe8b4fb78fb5881794098f3/orig.mp4?Expires=1776496257&Signature=eeEfXxbL72IixmHu7osIetNoR6hxuq2xyQmoeJnu2jqxFuyP1Up-63ACNH5dfpICJib~~LRNQAs-KJsqFzlpKdupfHn~KSMHOT3WqN1Sp1cH45BbX4MdE1Bc2BX8pCceIIxZpAmKtDxlat~gTK19OK5BpFAX51HxxM9L2-rYgrxRCcN6K-MIdXAwQYSUfLw24p1wx1OvbMG0IQ~rqdTmf6aQgCZhLwdG2FJophGN-n5fER6~KhFuNJdF~eVpNIU5JwgZKebMULex9UC4PwA7D4uH27jp~W3DF0GzRiawSHYYnvFVzAYi4y2qjRC2TsUSMlKxQEKSkd1b746eC67qOQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","A Roseville resident told the City Council on July 8 he objects to artwork painted on the north exterior wall of a business that previously operated as an indoor gun range.

Daniel Wazoric (26721 Oak) said the mural is \"not in keeping with Roseville\" and that it is \"unwelcoming to the public.\" Wazoric identified himself as a firearm owner and a concealed pistol license holder and said he supports gun safety but does not consider the mural tasteful.

Assistant City Manager Sexton told the council the building department is aware of the mural and that it appears to have been painted without a required permit and may exceed the area allowed for signage. Sexton said the content likely does not violate the sign ordinance under current content-neutral rules, but staff has sent a notice of violation regarding permit and size/placement issues.

City Attorney Tomlinson noted the city cannot regulate sign content due to the redesign of the ordinance; enforcement will focus on time, place and spatial requirements the city may lawfully apply. Staff said they would follow up with the complainant.","A Roseville resident complained during public comment about a mural on the north exterior wall of a business that used to be an indoor gun range. City staff said the mural was painted without a required permit, the building department has issued a notice of violation, and enforcement will focus on size/location rules rather than content.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6699530,"City attorney: application for leave to appeal filed in Sacred Heart property matter; city filed response",51,1028000,1079000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5349077-3c252619b1724a99d2e89c706573c8a6&start=1028&end=1079","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5349077-3c252619b1724a99d2e89c706573c8a6/thumbnail_1028000.jpg","/articles/6699530/Roseville/Macomb-County/Michigan/City-attorney-application-for-leave-to-appeal-filed-in-Sacred-Heart-property-matter-city-filed-response","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6699530-ae8fb550ea0f237df4db80eae64fd46c/orig.mp4?Expires=1776496257&Signature=nmnwHntQyiLB-Guet5BV4dVnfh5Ylkewve~k01fDPc-1Pd7RVVnNlSCOd~3e2UEhhMmuyAeiqLzpq9Iy4Cm1tS95wFIcDxvXTrIneXv21qFykjesjYAnSYDQUlhT9t7LFZmvBnhgexVILxdtTUD84f9WsXYtooxE7XEy969~~JLIefzohrrZfUJpL9MEWnWGG8~qIYCrr2N8skIyV9sEArdNN1NkRap2G4v3A5EVAgR-ZPOc04MAHNEcQ~HbavQYyOaJlautkYRr0BsystKIUIVIgtf8NLaBmFB7XuuZeBlboC23CnVfqgV8w6rGBdz7olD9vtRwfRTOOlSGFw1nKg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","City Attorney Tomlinson updated the Roseville City Council on July 8 about ongoing litigation related to the Sacred Heart property.

Tomlinson said an application for leave to appeal was filed the previous week and that the city has filed its response. He told the council there is a briefing schedule and that the city, the church, the developer, and a third party filed a joint motion asking the court for immediate consideration of the application for leave to appeal because, he said, the appeal is delaying the property's business closing.

Tomlinson characterized the city's position as consistent with the trial judge's decision and said the city will keep the council apprised as the briefing schedule proceeds. No council action was taken at the meeting; the report was informational.","City Attorney Tomlinson told the council an application for leave to appeal was filed in the Sacred Heart property matter. The city filed a response and a joint motion asking for expedited consideration because the appeal may be delaying a property closing.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6699535,"County 911 executive reports accreditation, training gains and equipment upgrades",339,294000,633000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5349077-3c252619b1724a99d2e89c706573c8a6&start=294&end=633","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5349077-3c252619b1724a99d2e89c706573c8a6/thumbnail_294000.jpg","/articles/6699535/Roseville/Macomb-County/Michigan/County-911-executive-reports-accreditation-training-gains-and-equipment-upgrades","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6699535-ea163b400d1693813522486aa99065ff/orig.mp4?Expires=1776496257&Signature=dUplvBwCnzEW3PYtNUTKAzKPF9HqKuPL4UDTgy1nRLmyZSqHxueWkE5iajc385v4XlW80bwh3JmRrcep9CUB~OZeSgJa1xM-HEAPBSufkJ0gGla7KlHhKv63FC0qZ0YklJd56Dxb2OmePqS~Ap4-eWe40BIk6yUFA96oqLmWi6Fb7uQLuNv~wXldO7HI7pmJTVIqJq4IPsRtRaPIakkD1SPhSR2ZhUF1Uas56bxcuA6FsR3914EHywkJ~~3eCtNjHgOLrgWCx2~-zUDeobLw2Ufj1sGh5GDGR-5RFLLh3Yemm3LOAAe-NajJ3Lx04uWm0NQuOSDgNjEhsOteGV1vWg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Tony Lease, executive director of the regional 911 dispatch center that serves Roseville and neighboring cities, presented the center's 2024 annual report to the Roseville City Council on July 8.

Lease said the center remains an accredited Center of Excellence through the International Academies of Priority Dispatch for its emergency medical dispatch program. He told the council the center processed about 120,000 calls for service in the prior year across the four cities it serves and that Roseville is the busiest of the jurisdictions.

Lease described organizational changes made in the previous two years, including splitting a deputy director position into two manager roles focused on quality assurance and training. He said the center increased formal external training attendance from 16 events in 2023 to 26 in the most recent year and expanded mock-call scenarios and call-review processes to address deficiencies and remedial training needs.

Lease credited local 911 surcharge revenue with permitting replacement of 15-year-old dispatch work desks and other equipment upgrades. He said the center is preparing for a countywide transition to an ESInet (IP-based 911) system to enable new data types and improve interoperability; he noted Macomb County is among the last in the state to move to ESInet.

Council members asked questions about call volumes and operations. Lease said per-day call volume varies seasonally, with busier summer afternoons and evenings; he reiterated the 120,000 annual-call figure and said staffing is augmented during peak periods. Council members expressed appreciation for the dispatch center's work.","Tony Lease, executive director of the regional dispatch center serving Roseville and nearby cities, reported increased training, accreditation status, equipment replacements paid for by the local 911 surcharge, and planning to move to an ESInet IP-based 911 system.","actionData","errors"]

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