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Westland City Council approves MDOT grant, new street sweeper, rezoning and other items
Summary
At its regular meeting the council approved an MDOT grant for Wayne Road intersection improvements, authorized purchase of a replacement street sweeper, approved rezoning and a land division to allow three single-family lots, and approved rezoning to allow a garden-apartment development.
The Westland City Council voted to approve a set of administration recommendations that included a $1,000,000 Michigan Department of Transportation grant for intersection improvements, purchase of a replacement street sweeper, contract approvals for city equipment and services, and two rezoning requests that would allow new housing development.
Council approved acceptance of MDOT contract number 255042, a $1,000,000 grant that will fund pedestrian-friendly enhancements at the intersections of Wayne and Warren and Central City and Wayne. The administration said the total project cost is $1,200,000, with the MDOT portion at $1,000,000 and a local balance of $200,000 to be funded from the city’s METRO Act budget. The administration noted the agenda language mistakenly referred to a federal grant and said that will be corrected to identify the award as an MDOT grant.
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