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Votes at a glance: Allegan council actions on Feb. 24, 2025
Summary
Council approved routine procedural items, scheduled a second reading/public hearing for rezoning (Ordinance 5-27), and adopted multiple resolutions including the brownfield/TIF plan (25-07), special assessment direction (25-05), FY25 second-quarter budget adjustments (25-06), temporary marijuana event fee (25-08) and a charitable gaming license (25-09).
The Allegan City Council approved several routine and substantive items at its Feb. 24 meeting. Key actions included:
- Motion to excuse Mayor Pro Tem Morgan — adopted by voice vote. - Approval of the meeting agenda and approval of minutes from Feb. 10, 2025 — both adopted by voice vote. - First reading of Ordinance 5-27 (rezoning 100 Monroe and the parcel listed as 565 Water Street from C-1 to C-2); council approved the first reading and scheduled a public hearing and second reading for March 10, 2025. - Resolution 25-07 — Adopted: Brownfield plan and TIF for River Ridge Village at 500 Delano Street (see separate story for details). - Resolution 25-05 — Adopted: Directing the city assessor to establish a single-lot special-assessment roll (procedure to proceed to publication and later public hearing). - Resolution 25-06 — Adopted: Fiscal Year 2025 second-quarter budget adjustments (revenues +$166,262; corrected expenditure figures noted in staff presentation). - Resolution 25-08 — Adopted: Establishing a $750 application fee for temporary marijuana events (staff presented fee research and recommended $750). - Resolution 25-09 — Adopted: Local resolution supporting a charitable gaming license for the AHS Safe Celebration Committee (local nonprofit raffle / pig raffle described by committee representative). - Accounts payable and payroll — Council approved accounts payable of $6,503.15, payroll of $132,007.54 and a total of $289,257.95 as presented.
All listed motions and resolutions were adopted by voice vote with no recorded roll-call tallies in the transcript.
