Votes at a glance: minutes, facade grant, intersection pilot and downtown banners approved

This meeting of the Livingston City Urban Renewal Agency included several formal actions. Below are the motions made during the session and their outcomes as stated in the meeting record.

- Approval of minutes: Motion to accept March and April minutes with stated corrections. Motion carried; members present voted in favor.

- Facade grant (122 North Main Street): Motion to approve the facade grant application for 122 North Main Street — 50% of eligible costs not to exceed $100,000 — and direct staff to work with the applicant through the reimbursement process. Motion carried.

- Downtown intersection pilot (direct funding): Motion to approve the city's direct funding request to provide materials and installation for temporary intersection safety and placemaking treatments in support of the downtown master plan, in an amount not to exceed $46,856.96. Motion carried.

- Downtown beautification banners (BID/Elbit): Motion to approve downtown enhancement grant application for beautification banners to support economic development, not to exceed $200 (design fee of $88 already paid by the applicant). Motion carried.

- Adjournment: Motion to adjourn carried.

The meeting record did not include a detailed roll‑call vote tally with every member’s name for each motion; the motions above were announced and the chair called for “all in favor” with members responding “Aye.” If specific roll‑call tallies are required, staff can include that detail from the official minutes when they are finalized.

Speakers relevant to the votes are listed in the speaker lists of the detailed articles above.