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Waterford Township board lists multiple approvals, considers rezoning and CDBG-DR planning grant
Summary
At its May 26, 2026 meeting, the Charter Township of Waterford board approved routine items on the consent agenda, listed several zoning actions for possible adoption, and held a public hearing item for a CDBG disaster-recovery planning grant; many specific vote tallies and debate details are not recorded in the transcript.
The Charter Township of Waterford board met Monday, May 26, 2026, at the Townhall Auditorium and recorded a series of routine approvals while listing several substantive agenda items for consideration.
The meeting record provided a consent agenda that included the May 11, 2026 meeting minutes and work session minutes, May 26 bill payments, and departmental reports from the Assessor’s Office, the 51st District Court (April 2026), and the Treasurer’s Office (April 2026). The consent agenda also listed numerous items for board action or consideration, including a 2026 Tri‑Party Project resolution and four “possible adoption” zoning ordinances: 2026‑Z‑006 (rezone PID 13‑24‑326‑013 from O‑1 to R‑1C), 2026‑Z‑007 (rezone 5663 Highland from O‑1 to C‑2), 2026‑Z‑008 (rezone 2200 Elizabeth Lake Rd from C‑4 to M‑1), and 2026‑Z‑009 (rezone 2293 Elizabeth Lake Rd & 36/46 Carpenter Ct from C‑2 and R‑1C to C‑3).
The agenda also listed approval of an agreement for IT services between Oakland County and the Charter Township of Waterford; a budget amendment related to repayment for the CDBG grant program years 2020 and 2021 program administration; a resolution establishing the Drayton Plains Business and Economic Development Loan Review Board; and both a CDBG Disaster Recovery (CDBG‑DR) grant application and a CDBG‑DR planning grant application. Additional items included a resolution approving updated fee schedules, selection of abatement contractors for the Community Center project, a 2026 Concert Park alcohol sales license agreement between the Waterford Area Chamber of Commerce and the Township, and an amendment to the Charter Township of Waterford Deferred Compensation Plan and Trust.
The transcript file contains short, single‑word entries such as “Approved” and “Adopted” that indicate the board recorded approvals and adoptions during the session, but it does not attach those one‑word outcomes to specific agenda items or provide mover/second names or vote tallies. Where the agenda listed items as “possible adoption,” the record here does not state a specific outcome or roll‑call result for those ordinances.
The record includes printed signature lines naming Gary Allison, Township Clerk, and Anthony M. Bartolotta, Township Supervisor. The transcript does not include speaker‑attributed remarks, public comment text, staff presentations, or detailed debate for the listed items.
What’s next: the meeting packet indicates the board addressed several regulatory, budgetary, and contracting items; any final adopted ordinances, contract awards, budget amounts, or vote tallies should be confirmed from the official minutes or Township Clerk’s record, which are the authoritative documents for final outcomes.
