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Stockbridge council approves SDDA plan amendment, revenue-sharing agreement and joins UM Sustainable Towns program
Summary
The council approved an SDDA plan amendment after a public hearing, authorized a revenue-sharing agreement running March 1, 2024–Feb. 28, 2029, and approved participation in the University of Michigan Sustainable Towns Program (4-3 vote on the resolution).
At its Aug. 5 meeting the Village of Stockbridge council held a public hearing, approved an amendment to the SDDA plan and later approved a multi-year revenue-sharing agreement with the SDDA covering March 1, 2024, through Feb. 28, 2029. President Ogden opened the public hearing and turned the presentation over to Daryl Anderson, chair of the SDDA, who provided an overview. The minutes record there was no public comment during the hearing and the council approved the amendment on roll call.
The council then approved a revenue-sharing agreement with the SDDA by motion of Howlett, supported by Cattell, with all members voting aye. Separately, the council approved a resolution to participate in the University of Michigan Sustainable Towns Program; that resolution passed 4-3 (Aye: Howlett, Cattell, Powers-Taylor, Ogden; Nay: Fairbotham, Mullins, Morehouse). The minutes do not include the resolution text or a description of program obligations, nor do they list funding commitments tied to participation.
Daryl Anderson, identified in the minutes as chair of the SDDA and the Planning Commission, presented the SDDA amendment. Council discussion recorded in the minutes includes general recognition of council and SDDA efforts; the clerk's minutes do not record additional public input on the SDDA matters. The minutes do not attach timelines or implementation milestones for the SDDA plan amendment or the revenue-sharing agreement.
