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Trenton council approves resolution to vacate end of Truax Street
Summary
After a public hearing with no speakers, Trenton City Council unanimously approved Resolution 2026-2 to vacate the end of Truax Street from Riverside Drive to the river; the vacated land will be split among adjoining owners as part of a broader Riverside property agreement.
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Trenton City Council unanimously approved Resolution 2026-2 on Feb. 2, 2026, to vacate the end of Truax Street from Riverside Drive to the Detroit River after a public hearing that produced no public comment.
Dean, the staff presenter on the record, told the council the vacated portion would be divided among adjoining property owners and said the action was part of a broader agreement related to the Riverside property. "This is vacating the end of Truax Street, from Riverside Drive to the river, and then the property would be split between adjoining property owners," he said during his presentation.
The legal description read into the record describes the parcel as part of Plat Number 1, Section 18, Town 4 South, Range 11 East, in the city of Trenton, Wayne County, and recorded in Liber 66, page 28 of plats in Wayne County records. The clerk had earlier read the public hearing notice and explained the hearing was being held for the purpose of receiving comments regarding the proposed vacation.
No members of the public offered comment during the hearing on the record, and the council moved and supported approval of the resolution; the motion carried unanimously.
Next steps specified in the meeting record indicate the city will proceed with the administrative steps required to effect the street vacation and the subsequent division of the vacated land among adjoining owners as described in the resolution. Any necessary recordation or filings in Wayne County land records will follow the council action.
The council's action was presented as Resolution 2026-2, which the meeting record ties to the Riverside property agreement that staff said motivated the request.

