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The consent agenda, amended earlier in the meeting to include a new subparagraph adding Jammin' at the Junction on Sept. 27, was approved by voice vote. \"Motion by Councilor Wautich is supported by Mayor Pro Tem Haut to approve the consent consent agenda with the added agenda item presented by our city attorney. All in favor? Aye,\" the mayor announced.

The council awarded a single-source contract for a Verizon Connect GPS subscription for DPS vehicles. City Manager Mr. Monroe presented the request on behalf of DPS Director Rob De Bruin, saying the Verizon subscription would replace an expired contract and would save the city about 20% compared with the current vendor through Sourcewell government pricing. Mr. Monroe said the GPS units track DPS trucks including the street sweeper and plow trucks so the city can document service on resident streets. Councilman Knox moved to approve the contract; Mayor Pro Tem Haass supported the motion and it passed on a voice vote.

The council also awarded a competitive bid to upgrade the electrical service at City Hall to Decimal LLC (project number 0100.0570). Mr. Monroe told the council the project is largely grant-funded: \"90% of it is paid with grant dollars,\" he said. Mr. Cherko, the contractor representative, described the work as updating panels, adding occupancy sensors and tracing circuits to bring the building into compliance with current energy codes. The bidder's schedule indicated work could be completed in about 45 days; the council approved the award on a voice vote.

In both procurement votes council members asked routine operational questions about contract length, data provided by the GPS system and potential cost savings from seasonal deactivations. Director Rob De Bruin confirmed Verizon Connect provides live access to location and operational metrics (speed and time on street) but not maintenance records; Mr. Monroe said the GPS contract is anticipated to be for three years with an option to extend.

The council approved the three items by voice vote; no roll-call tally was recorded in the minutes for these motions.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Roseville City Council Meeting September 23, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","Council approved three administrative items Sept. 23: adding the Jammin' at the Junction event to the consent agenda, awarding a Verizon Connect GPS subscription for DPS vehicles, and awarding an electrical upgrade contract for City Hall (with a grant covering most costs).","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},6465939,"Roseville council tables PILOT ordinance for proposed low-income housing project",674,261000,935000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5837119-a774150c87119ab9aea83ad53530979d&start=261&end=935","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5837119-a774150c87119ab9aea83ad53530979d/thumbnail_261000.jpg","/articles/6465939/Roseville/Macomb-County/Michigan/Roseville-council-tables-PILOT-ordinance-for-proposed-low-income-housing-project","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6465939-ed9c6f2d9eb3922fabd510b72b2576f3/orig.mp4?Expires=1775374433&Signature=W6Gp0J-jZjandIchHYgZLDZujuz-1e0iyjYfyhwGS3mvpSEox~USe-BaJxLOkLAZ0ZM1R83Q6ivReO-j07BOqMwwFTewOjalzVE3lEnqjqMRJ3APRmMcC0H9NbIaNFYf3X6h-V5RdrfSJITnIZQ43MJiToHJOiEypwBH6vT-cT3yXcx6GSiuWVGAWNE1POGWSgfLe9zB6d3Jo6uaGWfX3kazOkKZokVZ9420ZAMy1dN1gMkWp2Mf9Shbiv-H4hP3Rs3QQgPE-jZoO29kaqK9IwNfeUIX7F606LcdwvDWhcVp0xB~gmnJ-yrfUlQTm1hZaZdzO9vAQAYoaoDEPkl4Vw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Roseville City Council on Sept. 23 voted to table consideration of a proposed payment-in-lieu-of-taxes ordinance tied to a planned housing project after public comment raised concerns about the ordinance's definitions and council members pressed staff for more financial scenarios.

The ordinance before the council would set a PILOT rate of 8.77% for the first 15 years, a figure the presenter said was adjusted because the project's effective year is now anticipated to begin in 2027 rather than 2026. The council voted to table the matter for additional information and negotiation authority.

City attorney and council staff had previously revised the ordinance to reflect a later start date and an 8.77% rate for the first 15 years. \"They are now looking at year 1 being 2027. So they just adjusted the numbers accordingly with our assessor. And so now this everything equals out at the 8.77%,\" said Mr. Garmicchio, who presented the revised ordinance to the council.

The project team's financial assumptions and occupancy levels drew council scrutiny. The presenter said the model assumes 97% occupancy. Councilman Knox asked whether the city would be protected if occupancy fell to 80% and was told the rent and revenue impacts would vary by year because market rents change. Council members asked staff to return with numbers showing revenue at lower occupancy levels and suggested negotiating occupancy guarantees (examples discussed included 90% or 95%) before final approval.

Public comment at the hearing emphasized clarity in the ordinance's definitions. Monica Troniak of 17934 Martin Road told the council the term \"low income\" in the draft is vague: \"the ordinance is written for a housing project designed for low income persons and families. However, the term low income can be misleading as its definition is contingent upon key factors such as household size, location, and the ages of family members.\" Troniak also raised operational concerns including a reported waiting list at a referenced complex of \"no less than 3 years\" and worries about rent increases and tenant displacement during updates.

Council members and staff discussed constraints imposed by housing authorities. When asked whether the council could require guaranteed occupancy levels in the contract, staff said there are limits set by the relevant housing authority and that some terms \"may skew what that number may be,\" and that they did not have a definitive answer at the meeting. Council members noted a legal/administrative constraint that, as presented, precludes renegotiating the agreement prior to a 15-year minimum period.

Councilman Knox moved to table the item for further work; Councilman Leticia supported the motion. The motion to table passed on a voice vote.

The council directed staff to return with occupancy-scenario numbers, to ask whether the developer would accept a lower guaranteed occupancy threshold (the council asked staff to attempt to seek 90%), and to continue negotiations on contract language before bringing the ordinance back for a vote.","The Roseville City Council on Sept. 23 voted to table consideration of a proposed payment-in-lieu-of-taxes (PILOT) ordinance for a housing project after public concerns about the ordinance's definitions and council questions about occupancy guarantees and contract terms.",{"_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},6465930,"Roseville council adopts ordinance allowing three stacked Class C grower licenses, extends dispensary hours to 10 p.m.",94,1385000,1479000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5837119-a774150c87119ab9aea83ad53530979d&start=1385&end=1479","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5837119-a774150c87119ab9aea83ad53530979d/thumbnail_1385000.jpg","/articles/6465930/Roseville/Macomb-County/Michigan/Roseville-council-adopts-ordinance-allowing-three-stacked-Class-C-grower-licenses-extends-dispensary-hours-to-10-pm","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6465930-a1814ac3749a5ab5bab2c80f2f4f2aa3/orig.mp4?Expires=1775374433&Signature=SCEGs~e0MAnMfyR-usIcZV~s5DHcjpbSwg8d5MnkzHAm9kdJFdW1oWpLJksaoM99XUIDzZu9AbLrlUv8G9pqlDokE-7LE7YovXBjfNMUT9J7Q4Tq2pi-upHkhvSdBJdjrc6qUGadT67KBX2uKdi4zRC2ITui-Qni39nH6pkA0FTDqGJFbQ2BgEp4u8jSxbjJLeye4cFLArfHU-YZo-6jHS7rBQ9G02WSfy5LHGKLm2zUt3a-~IOclGlKz1e8VpUB-fBG82lDhvQMK76Tw4VsvPCykOc5sqPa04XTP1gUusHGhRzkGEsRwp9~luW0AVhAt39Sz3TOqA6epfqAMWVWxQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Roseville City Council on Sept. 23 adopted an ordinance amending Chapter 192 of the City of Roseville Code of Ordinances to allow up to three stacked Class C grower licenses, extend hours for medical and adult-use dispensaries to 10 p.m., and add standard severability and effective-date language.

City Attorney Mr. Tomlinson told the council the ordinance reflects direction given in closed session to permit three stacking licenses for existing Class C growers. \"These would only be applicable to those who currently have Class C grower licenses. State law permits 5, but the council wanted to go with 3, so that's included in the ordinance,\" Tomlinson said. He also said the ordinance includes a compromise on hours of operation: a 10 p.m. closing time rather than the 11 p.m. some businesses had requested.

Councilman Knox moved to adopt the ordinance; Councilman Shoemaker supported the motion. The council adopted the ordinance on a voice vote.

The ordinance applies only to current Class C grower license holders (per the language described at the meeting). Council members did not expand the limit to the state-authorized maximum of five. The ordinance also amends hours of operation for medical marijuana provisioning centers and adult-use dispensaries to 10 p.m. and includes repeal/severability language and an effective date.

No roll-call vote tally was recorded in the meeting minutes for the ordinance adoption.","The council adopted an ordinance amending City of Roseville Code of Ordinances Chapter 192 to permit up to three stacked Class C grower licenses (state law allows up to five) for existing licensees, extend dispensary hours to 10 p.m., and include severability and effective date language.","actionData","errors"]

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