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Madison Heights council approves property transfer, special land use, Microsoft license purchase; schedules MERS withdrawal hearing
Summary
At its June 9 meeting the council approved a property right‑of‑way acquisition with the United Methodist Church, granted a special land use for a major auto repair at 436 E. 14 Mile, and authorized purchase of Microsoft licenses. The council also authorized scheduling a public hearing for a MERS withdrawal and transfer agreement on June 23.
Madison Heights City Council took several formal actions Monday night, approving a property transfer for streetscape construction, granting a special land use for a major auto repair facility, and authorizing the purchase of Microsoft Office 365 licenses. Council also voted to schedule a public hearing on June 23 to consider a resolution to terminate participation in the Municipal Employees' Retirement System (MERS) defined contribution plan and to authorize execution of a withdrawal and transfer agreement if the resolution is approved at that later meeting.
Property transfer for 11 Mile streetscape: Council authorized the city manager and city clerk to complete the property transfer documentation to acquire 27 feet of right of way from the United Methodist Church at 241 E. 11 Mile Road for $1, with the Madison Heights Downtown Development Authority to bear all costs of removing and replacing the church's sign…
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