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Commission approves reappointment to Planning Commission, closes public hearing and recesses to executive session

City Commission · May 20, 2024
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Summary

The commission approved an appointment to the Planning Commission, completed a public hearing on CDBG-funded Shadyside Park improvements, and voted to take a five-minute recess to enter executive session; minutes approval and procedural motions were also handled.

The Mount Clemens City Commission handled several routine items during the meeting: it approved a reappointment to the Planning Commission, opened and closed a public hearing on proposed Shadyside Park improvements and voted to recess into executive session.

The mayor recommended reappointing Robert Schleicher to the Planning Commission for a three-year term ending June 30, 2019. The commission moved to approve the appointment and the motion received support from the floor. The record shows the mayor's recommendation and a motion and second to approve the appointment; no roll-call tally was recorded in the public transcript.

Earlier, the commission moved to open a public hearing on proposed Community Development Block Grant activity for Shadyside Park (projects C6-12-2b and C7-12-2b) and later moved to close that hearing after receiving public comments. The hearing included staff presentation of scope and several resident requests for specific amenities and restroom clarity.

At the end of the meeting an official moved to take a five-minute recess and enter executive session; the motion was seconded and carried by voice vote with members saying "aye." The meeting record does not show additional formal votes with roll-call tallies beyond these procedural actions.