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Gladwin council approves Cedar Court maintenance assessment, hardship exemptions and delinquent-utility assessments
Summary
Council adopted a $500 annual special assessment for Cedar Court parking-area maintenance, approved 2026 poverty hardship-exemption income limits and asset thresholds, and adopted a revised special assessment placing delinquent utility accounts totaling $5,358.69 on the Summer 2026 tax roll.
The Gladwin City Council on May 18 approved three related resolutions affecting local assessments and exemptions.
The council adopted an annual special assessment of $500 for maintenance of the Cedar Court parking area, to be spread on the July 2026 tax roll for parcel 170-601-300-017-01. Clerk Marietta Andrist said the assessment proceeds under an existing agreement with Members First Credit Union.
Council also adopted the 2026 hardship (poverty) exemption guidelines. The resolution sets an asset ceiling of $10,000 for poverty-exemption applicants and lists annual allowable income thresholds tied to family size based on federal poverty guidelines (for example, $15,960 for a one-person household and $33,300 for a four-person household).
Finally, council approved a revised resolution to place delinquent utility accounts on the Summer 2026 tax roll. Clerk Andrist explained the revision corrected an earlier incorrect dollar figure highlighted on the revised resolution. The adopted resolution lists individual parcel IDs and delinquent amounts and shows a corrected total of $5,358.69 (the transcript contains both $5,348.69 and $5,358.69; the revised resolution adopted by the council reflects the corrected figures).
