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Detroit council approves surplus posting for unusable corrugated roofing
Summary
The Detroit City Council voted to survey unusable corrugated metal roofing for potential community reuse and post the material as surplus for 30–45 days, with staff directed to disperse material within 30 days of notice; Councilor Greg Sheppard was absent.
The Detroit City Council approved a motion May 12 to survey unusable corrugated metal roofing for possible local reuse and to post the material as surplus property for 30–45 days. Councilor Denny Nielsen moved the measure and Councilor Dean O'Donnell seconded; the motion passed "all in favor" with Councilor Greg Sheppard absent.
Councilors directed city staff to survey the material and communicate with City Hall before dispersing it, with the intention that any distribution be completed within 30 days of the public notice. The council did not specify a designated distribution method or recipient list during the discussion; staff follow-up was requested to confirm the posting length and logistics.
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