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Council approves Eastpointe’s one-third share of regional rail-recreation master plan
Summary
The council voted to pay $18,315 as Eastpointe’s one-third share toward a joint rail-recreation master plan payable to RARE.
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The Eastpointe City Council voted May 20 to pay the city’s one-third share of a joint rail-recreation master plan, approving a payment of $18,315 payable to RARE.
A council member moved to approve the payment, and the motion was seconded; a roll call showed the motion carried with councilmembers present voting yes. Councilmember DeMonaco, Councilmember Baker, Councilman Curley and Mayor Kleinfeld were recorded as voting in favor.
Council did not discuss amendments to the plan during the meeting. The payment advances the city’s participation in a joint parks and recreation planning effort with neighboring jurisdictions; the council did not attach further conditions or funding contingencies at the time of the vote.

