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Residents press Council on facility petition policy and neighborhood development concerns
Summary
Public commenters asked council to broaden the city’s facilities‑use policy to allow nonpartisan petition signature gathering at recreation centers and raised neighborhood concerns about a proposed development they said would increase traffic, lighting and rodents near Moran Street.
Several Farmington Hills residents used public comment on Feb. 10 to press council to revise the city’s facilities‑use policy and to raise a neighborhood zoning complaint.
Lisa Goldstein and Lynn (Linda) Pawlowski said they have conducted nonpartisan signature gathering for ballot initiatives in prior election cycles and urged the council to allow reasonable petition activity at city…
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