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Commission sets December hearing, approves rates for downtown maintenance assessment process
Summary
Mount Clemens commissioners opened and closed the first public hearing on the annual downtown maintenance program, adopted recommended assessment rates, and set the second public hearing for Dec. 20, 2021.
The Mount Clemens City Commission opened the first required public hearing on the downtown maintenance program (hearing of necessity), heard no in-person public testimony specific to the assessment, and voted to adopt the recommended rates and direct the assessor to prepare a special assessment roll.
City Manager Johnson explained that the downtown maintenance program funds snow clearing, sidewalk sweeping and downtown repairs and that the public hearing process requires two hearings: a hearing of necessity and later a hearing on the assessment roll. After briefly taking public comment (none specific to the assessment were offered in person), the commission set the second public hearing for Dec. 20, 2021 and instructed the assessor to prepare the special assessment roll.
The action moves the assessment process forward; commissioners did not provide a detailed per-member tally in the transcript excerpt provided.
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