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Greenville council creates industrial development district for Streamline Machine Source
Summary
The council approved Resolution 24-17 to establish an Industrial Development District for Streamline Machine Source, Inc. under PA 198 of 1974 after a public hearing; the measure passed 5–1 with Councilperson Moss voting no.
Greenville City Council voted on July 16 to establish an Industrial Development District for Streamline Machine Source, Inc., via Resolution 24-17 under Michigan Public Act 198 of 1974.
Council considered a petition from Streamline Machine Source, Inc., to create the district and held a public hearing giving property owners and taxpayers an opportunity to comment; the record shows the hearing was held and no public comment was received. The resolution notes that the petitioner has not commenced construction on the proposed facility and that notices were mailed to affected property owners and published in a newspaper of general circulation prior to the hearing.
Councilperson Lehman moved to approve Resolution 24-17; Councilperson Linton seconded. The resolution passed with five ayes (Lehman, Cunliffe, Linton, Johnson and Barrus), one nay (Moss) and one absence (Scoby). The resolution establishes Streamline Machine Source Industrial Development District No. 24-01 and rescinds conflicting resolutions as specified in the document.
The resolution instructs city staff to record the parcels described in the resolution’s exhibit and to take steps necessary to complete establishment of the district under PA 198. Further administrative steps, including filing and any required coordination with state departments, will follow the council’s action.
