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Votes at a glance: Riverview council approves contracts, budget amendment and support for brownfield plan

City of Riverview City Council · October 21, 2025
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Summary

At its meeting, the Riverview City Council approved a set of consent items — including a two‑year pest control contract addendum and a one‑year telecom license extension — passed Budget Amendment A, adopted a resolution supporting DCC and the Michigan Land Bank for Arkema cleanup, and approved a vehicle for the land preserve; all recorded votes were unanimous.

The Riverview City Council on the dais voted unanimously on several agenda items, including contract extensions, a budget amendment and a resolution supporting regional brownfield planning.

Key outcomes

- Pest control services: Council authorized a two‑year addendum to the contract with Premier Pest Management. Motion moved by Councilman Pray and seconded by Councilwoman O'Neil; roll call recorded unanimous approval.

- Telecommunications license: The council approved a one‑year extension of a telecommunications site license for Superior Communications Inc., doing business as Smile FM. Motion moved by Councilman Pray and seconded by Councilwoman O'Neil; roll call recorded unanimous approval.

- Budget Amendment A: Council approved Budget Amendment A on a unanimous roll call. Specific budget line items and dollar amounts were not read into the record in the excerpt provided; the clerk’s backup is the record for details.

- Arkema brownfield resolution: The council adopted a resolution supporting the Downriver Community Conference and the Michigan Land Bank to advance cleanup and redevelopment of the Arkema property (see separate article). Motion moved by Councilman Webb and supported by Council member Gannaga; roll call recorded unanimous 'Yes' votes.

- Truck for land preserve: An item described as 'Truck for land preserve' was approved after motion and unanimous roll call. Details of procurement or cost were not specified in the excerpt.

Votes and roll calls listed the following participants as voting 'Yes' where recorded: Councilman O'Neil, Council member Pray, Council member Robins, Mayor Swift, Council member Webb, Council member Workman and Council member Gannaga. No 'No' votes, abstentions or recusals were recorded in the provided transcript excerpt.

For the precise text of motions, contract terms, and budget numbers, consult the clerk’s official packet and backup materials.