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Commission approves three development-related resolutions: obsolete-property district, 12-year exemption and industrial-district amendment

5798889 · September 9, 2025
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Summary

The Bay City City Commission approved three development-related resolutions on Sept. 8 involving 614 Center Avenue and an industrial-district amendment to include 1899 First Street.

The Bay City City Commission on Sept. 8 voted to approve three development-related resolutions regarding property at 614 Center Avenue and amendments to an industrial development district.

The commission adopted a resolution creating an obsolete property rehabilitation district for 614 Center Avenue following a motion and second; the roll call recorded the vote as "Yes" by the commissioners present and the chair announced the motion had been adopted.

The commission then approved a 12‑year obsolete property rehabilitation exemption certificate for 614 Center Avenue in the amount of $248,944. The resolution was moved, seconded and approved by roll call.

Separately, the commission approved an amendment to an industrial development district requested by AcroCast to include 1899 First Street alongside 1837 First Street. That resolution also passed by roll call.

All three measures were approved without recorded dissent. Each motion was moved and seconded, and the clerk called the roll for each; the chair announced the motions adopted.

Why it matters: creation of an obsolete property rehabilitation district and a tax-exemption certificate are tools municipalities use to encourage property rehabilitation by providing tax relief tied to specific projects. An industrial development-district amendment can enable tax or financing structures to support business expansions on identified parcels.

There was no recorded amendment or further debate on these motions during the meeting. No formal public hearing speakers appeared for the items when the commission opened the public-hearing portion of the agenda.

Votes at a glance: - Creation of obsolete property rehabilitation district — location: 614 Center Avenue — Outcome: approved (roll-call vote recorded as yes by commissioners present). - 12-year obsolete property rehabilitation exemption certificate — location: 614 Center Avenue — Amount: $248,944 — Outcome: approved (roll-call vote recorded as yes by commissioners present). - Amendment to industrial development district — applicant: AcroCast — locations: include 1899 First Street with 1837 First Street — Outcome: approved (roll-call vote recorded as yes by commissioners present).

The commission adjourned at the close of the meeting.