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Votes at a glance: key actions from the Mount Clemens City Commission meeting

Mount Clemens City Commission · May 20, 2024
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Summary

Summary of formal motions approved at the meeting: adoption of the agenda, amendment to the Michigan MABAS agreement, MDOT work-hour variance for Groesbeck Highway, amendment to the city clerk’s employment agreement (interim city manager), approval of payments and purchases, Old Crowd parade approval, and consent agenda approval.

The Mount Clemens City Commission recorded the following formal actions and outcomes at the meeting:

- Adoption of the agenda (motion approved by roll call). - Approval of the amended Michigan Mutual Aid Box Alarm System (MABAS) agreement to add cost-recovery for specialty teams (approved by roll call). - Approval of a Michigan Department of Transportation work-hour variance for Groesbeck Highway (M-97) resurfacing to permit night and weekend work (approved by roll call). - Approval of an amendment to the city clerk’s employment agreement to serve as interim city manager (effective 06/21/2016), including a temporary salary/benefit increase and clause allowing a return to clerk position (approved by roll call). - Approval of payments and purchases as presented (approved by roll call). - Approval of the Old Crowd parade and associated street closures for August 18, 2016 (approved by roll call); public services will assist and a certificate of liability will be provided prior to the event. - Approval of the remainder of the consent agenda (approved by roll call).

Where roll calls were recorded in the transcript, all voting members present voted in the affirmative. The commission also heard multiple public comments and commissioners’ remarks but took no additional binding action on fireworks at this meeting.