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DDA amends bylaws to align with Main Street program; recommends council approval
Summary
The Middleville DDA voted to approve redline amendments to its bylaws—retaining an 'executive director' language required for Main Street designation and keeping committee descriptions—then recommended that village council adopt the changes.
The board approved amendments to the DDA bylaws intended to align the organization's structure with Main Street program requirements and recommended the revisions for village council approval. The redlined changes keep language referring to an "executive director," which staff said is necessary for the Main Street application; Doug said he is currently "acting as the executive director."
Members also debated committee structure: with limited volunteer turnout the board discussed consolidating committees but left the formal committee lineup in place so the bylaws would accommodate future expansion. After discussion a motion to approve the amendments was made and seconded; a roll call recorded multiple members voting in favor and the chair closed the action.
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