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Council approves lot split and creates budget manager classification
Summary
Livonia City Council approved a two‑lot split at Schoolcraft and Richfield and created a new Budget & Fiscal Services Manager classification; both measures passed unanimously 7–0 and were described as routine or administrative improvements.
Council approved a request from the Department of Assessment to formally split a corner parcel at Schoolcraft and Richfield into two residential lots. The council described the split as consistent with original parceling and noted planned enhancement with street trees; members voted 7–0 to approve.
Separately, the council voted to create a new civil‑service classification for a Budget & Fiscal Services Manager. Council members said the role is intended to look strategically for budgetary efficiencies and to support the finance department; members discussed financing and agreed the position should yield operational value. The classification was approved 7–0.
Both approvals were procedural and noncontroversial; no changes to taxes or immediate capital spending were tied to these votes in the meeting.
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