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Greenville council approves property sale, contracts and permits in routine Sept. 20 session
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Summary
The Greenville City Council unanimously approved a set of routine items Sept. 20, 2022, including two alternate snow-removal agreements, a water utility rate study contract not to exceed $20,400, a one-day food-vendor permit for Oct. 15, and Resolution No. 22-24 to sell a 0.70-acre Industrial Park parcel to JS Land Company L.L.C. for $4,200.
Greenville — At its Sept. 20, 2022 meeting, the Greenville City Council approved a package of routine administrative items, including two alternate snow-removal agreements, a water utility rate-study contract, a Rotary Club food-vendor permit and the sale of a 0.70-acre Industrial Park parcel to JS Land Company L.L.C.
Councilperson Cunliffe moved and Councilperson Moss seconded to approve the Consent Agenda, which bundled multiple minutes, payroll and accounts-payable reports (payroll $166,987.77; accounts payable $400,676.19), the July financial report, and other routine items. The motion was adopted unanimously.
On agenda business, the council unanimously approved alternate snow-removal agreements offered to Hathaway Parkside and Hawthorne Condominium Association (motions by Councilperson Moss); it awarded a contract to Utility Financial Solutions LLC of Holland, Michigan, to conduct a water utility rate study in an amount not to exceed $20,400 (motion by Councilperson Moss, second by Councilperson Linton); and it approved a one-day food vendor permit for the Rotary Club of Greenville to operate a food truck at 313 S. Lafayette Street on Oct. 15, 2022, subject to conditions including health-department compliance and payment of the vendor license fee (motion by Councilperson Johnson, second by Councilperson Linton).
The council approved Resolution No. 22-24 to confirm the sale of a vacant parcel in the Industrial Park (described in the minutes as a 0.70-acre parcel) to JS Land Company L.L.C. for a purchase price of $4,200 and authorized the City Manager and City Clerk to execute closing documents. The resolution carried with seven ayes and no nays.
The meeting record shows the council later entered executive session on legal correspondence related to the Wastewater Treatment Plant and, after returning to open session, accepted an Administrative Consent Order to resolve disputes with EGLE. The council then moved to adjourn at 8:52 p.m.
Minutes and signed documents for the meeting list Mayor Mark Lehman and Clerk/Finance Director Norice Rasmussen as official signatories. The minutes do not include the full text of the Administrative Consent Order or detailed implementation steps for that order.