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Greenville council adopts resolution opposing state zoning-preemption bills

Greenville City Council · April 1, 2026
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Summary

Greenville City Council unanimously adopted Resolution No. 26-06 opposing Michigan House Bills 5529–5532, 5581, 5582–5585 and related zoning preemption legislation, signaling the city's formal objection to the set of bills.

The Greenville City Council unanimously adopted Resolution No. 26-06 on April 7, formally opposing a package of Michigan House bills that the resolution characterized as zoning preemption legislation.

Councilperson Johnson moved and Councilperson Barrus seconded adoption of the resolution opposing Michigan House Bills 5529–5532, 5581, 5582–5585. The motion carried unanimously. The minutes record the resolution title and the list of bill numbers; the text of the resolution and the rationale for opposition were not read aloud in full during the meeting minutes.

The action registers the city's formal opposition to the named bills; the transcript does not record any substantive debate or amendments during the council motion.