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Commission approves delinquent-bill special assessments, minutes and routine payments

Mount Clemens City Commission · June 3, 2024
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Summary

Mount Clemens commissioners approved placement of delinquent utility and general-billing special assessments on the city tax roll (rolls 21-04, 21-05, 21-06), approved meeting minutes, purchases and payments and the consent agenda by roll call votes.

The Mount Clemens City Commission approved several routine and financial items during its meeting including placing delinquent utility and general billing special assessments on the 2021 tax roll, approving minutes and authorizing purchases and payments.

Agenda item 9a: Speaker 3 moved that the commission approve special-assessment rolls 21-04, 21-05 and 21-06 to place delinquent utility and general billings (including blight removal, brush removal, sidewalk, sanitation pickup and weed cutting) on the city tax roll for 2021; the motion carried on roll call.

Agenda item 9d and Item 10: A motion to approve purchases and payments of invoices was moved and approved; the consent agenda was then moved and approved by roll call.

Why it matters: The actions formalize collection steps for past-due accounts and authorize routine expenditures and consent items so city operations and collections can proceed. Several commissioners asked staff to confirm that once assessments are moved to the tax roll they are considered paid on the city’s internal reporting so accounting records reconcile properly.