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Votes at a glance: Mount Clemens commission actions on Nov. 6, 2023
Summary
A quick roundup of formal votes taken by the Mount Clemens City Commission on Nov. 6, 2023: agenda adoption; confirmation of a special assessment for downtown maintenance; approvals of RFP selections and contract amendments; sale of 163 Court St.; extension of juror parking; and approval of purchases and invoices.
The Mount Clemens City Commission recorded the following formal actions on Nov. 6, 2023.
• Agenda adoption: Commission adopted the meeting agenda as presented (unanimous roll call yes).
• Downtown maintenance special assessment: After a second public hearing (first held Oct. 16, 2023), the commission confirmed the special assessment roll for the downtown maintenance program and closed the hearing (unanimous roll call yes).
• Confirmation of Danny Reynolds as fire chief: Commission confirmed the city manager's appointment and approved an annual salary of $75,000 (unanimous roll call yes). See the separate article for details.
• RFP selections for legal and assessing services: Commission approved the recommended firms and attorney assignments effective 30 days after execution of engagement letters (unanimous roll call yes).
• Fishbeck engineering amendment: Commission approved a design‑phase amendment to the Fishbeck professional services agreement for the Great Lakes Water Authority connection (unanimous roll call yes).
• Sale of city lot at 163 Court Street: Commission authorized sale of the unbuildable lot to Kevin Sharber for $500 and directed the mayor and clerk to execute the deed (unanimous roll call yes).
• Extension of free juror parking: Commission approved extending free one‑day juror parking in the Rosov lot through Jan. 1, 2024, and directed staff to pursue a cost‑sharing agreement with Macomb County (unanimous roll call yes).
• Purchases and payment of invoices: Commission approved purchases and payment of presented invoices; staff noted some items stem from prior capital plans.
All recorded roll‑call votes in the meeting transcript show unanimous approval by the commissioners present. The meeting closed after commissioner remarks and a formal adjournment vote.
