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Planning commission forwards 2025 annual report to council, recommends two reappointments and delays officer elections
Summary
The commission voted to forward its 2025 annual planning report to city council, recommended two incumbent commissioners for reappointment, and moved the election of officers to the March meeting to allow council reappointment outcomes to be known.
On Jan. 7 the Fraser Planning Commission voted to forward its required 2025 annual planning report to city council under the Michigan Planning Enabling Act and made several governance housekeeping decisions.
Planner Miss Sarah summarized the annual report — a record of the commission’s 2025 activities — and an aspirational 2026 work plan that includes continuing sidewalk plan implementation, possible formation of a TIF authority (DDA or corridor improvement authority), and the ongoing zoning‑ordinance rewrite. Commissioner Tuller moved to forward the annual report to council "as it sits in its entirety"; Commissioner Czarnecki supported the motion and the commission approved it by voice vote.
The commission also unanimously recommended two incumbent commissioners for reappointment; that recommendation will be placed on the city council’s February agenda. Because the reappointments are pending, commissioners agreed — following staff and legal advice — to postpone election of officers until the March meeting so officer positions, if filled by the reappointed members, will reflect council action.
Other routine business included committee and staff updates, and the meeting concluded with an adjournment vote.
