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Commission approves property rehabilitation exemptions and industrial-district amendment
Summary
The Bay City Commission unanimously approved three resolutions: creation of an obsolete property rehabilitation district and a 12‑year obsolete-property exemption for 614 Center Avenue (certificate amount $248,944), and an amendment to an industrial development district to add 1899 First Street.
The Bay City City Commission adopted three commission-as-a-whole resolutions on Sept. 8, approving property-rehabilitation actions and an industrial-district amendment.
The commission approved a resolution to create an obsolete property rehabilitation district at 614 Center Avenue and a related resolution granting a 12-year obsolete-property rehabilitation exemption certificate for the property in the amount of $248,944. The commission also approved a resolution amending an industrial development district at 1837 First Street to include 1899 First Street.
Each resolution was adopted by roll call. No commissioners recorded a negative vote or abstention in the roll calls recorded on the meeting audio; the clerk announced the motions had been adopted.
Votes at a glance - Creation of obsolete property rehabilitation district (614 Center Avenue): adopted by roll call; no negative votes recorded (unanimous among members voting). - 12-year obsolete property rehabilitation exemption certificate (614 Center Avenue) — certificate amount: $248,944: adopted by roll call; no negative votes recorded (unanimous among members voting). - Amendment to industrial development district (1837 First Street to include 1899 First Street): adopted by roll call; clerk recorded eight "yes" votes on the motion.
The resolutions were presented on the agenda as commission recommendations and required no further public testimony at the meeting; no amendments or separate motions were recorded.
Ending: The commission’s actions enact the recommended development incentives or boundary changes as recorded; staff will proceed with the administrative steps associated with each adopted resolution.
