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Votes at a glance: Hudsonville commission actions, April 14, 2026

Hudsonville City Commission · April 14, 2026
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Summary

At its April 14 meeting the Hudsonville City Commission approved the Village Green planning contract, unanimously passed Resolution 26‑1831 to terminate WCT, tabled three liquor items and formed an ad hoc panel, and approved several board appointments; staff provided multiple departmental updates.

Key votes and formal actions from the April 14 Hudsonville City Commission meeting:

- Consent agenda: approved by voice vote (minutes, accounts payable, listed board minutes). (SEG 042–057)

- Items 4–6 (Legacy Wine & Spirits tasting room, social district license, social district boundary expansion): motion to table approved; commission appointed a three‑member ad hoc alcohol licensing panel to meet with the city attorney for review. (SEG 285–356)

- Village Green: motion to take consultant recommendation off the table approved; commission then approved a professional services agreement authorizing the city manager to contract with Veritis Group, Inc. for phase‑one planning work not to exceed $105,725. (SEG 422–729)

- Resolution No. 26‑1831 (WCT closeout): approved by roll call; staff said PEG funds (~$3,000) are restricted to equipment and franchise fees (~$30,000) will remain in the general fund going forward. (SEG 734–931)

- Board appointments: Aiden Gman (Terrace Square advisory board), Allison Freeze (board review), and Dave Bendard (planning commission/ZBA experience) were approved. (SEG 931–999)

Votes listed above were recorded during the meeting; some votes were by voice and some by roll call. Several agenda items produced discussion but no final action (noted in timeline). Staff provided departmental updates on public safety, emergency management, infrastructure projects, grant activity, and procurement matters.