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Board agrees to amend Pine Lake Park cooperative agreement with clarifying master‑plan language

Bloomfield Hills Schools Board of Education · January 28, 2025
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Summary

Bloomfield Hills Schools voted to approve a first amendment to the cooperative agreement with West Bloomfield Parks & Recreation, extending the term by five years and attaching the amended Pine Lake master plan with updated dates as an addendum.

Trustees approved a first amendment to the cooperative agreement between Bloomfield Hills Schools and the Charter Township of West Bloomfield Parks & Recreation Commission regarding Pine Lake Park during their Jan. 27 meeting, with clarifying language at the board table.

The commission requested an extension of the master lease from 25 to 30 years to accommodate planning delays. In response to trustee questions about timelines and the level of specificity in the plan, the board agreed to amend the motion so the first amendment explicitly attaches the amended Pine Lake master plan (with an updated date) as an addendum and references the amended plan in paragraph language. Trustees requested the front page of the master plan show the updated date and that the amendment identify the version of the plan being appended.

Board members described the change as a modification to the original master plan; staff and counsel confirmed the amended plan will be appended to the first amendment and that capital phasing (phases 1–4) and projected years would be clearly identified in the addendum. The amended first amendment—incorporating the tabled clarifications—passed 6–0.

Trustees asked staff to ensure the agreement document and appendix identify the master‑plan date specifically so the board and the public know which version is included.