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Agenda Highlights Consent Agenda A. Bills to be allowed in the amount of $539,309.84 and authorize Mayor Johnson and Clerk Soik to sign the warrant. B. Approval of the electrical inspector contract to be paid at 80% of issued electrical permit fees. C. Approval of Resolution no. 2025-04 which establishes the public hearing date of May 19, 2025, for the proposed fiscal year 2026 budget. D. Approval of a precious metal and/or gem dealer application for Morgan Trading Company LLC which will expire on April 13, 2026. E. Approval of the Dealer Municipality Approval Form for F and S Auto Sales (dealer license no. B003363) located at 584 N. June Street. F. Application from Adamski, Ronald T. & Adamski, Shelly A. for a Social District Permit is recommended by this body for consideration for approval by the Michigan Liquor Control Commission. Presentations A. Employee of the Quarter – Kathy Himes, Human Resources Director. B. Lifesaving award recognition – Eric Hamp, Police Chief. C. Wildlife Sanctuary informational report and budget request – Lisa Kruse, Board Chair. D. Thunder Bay Arts Council informational report and budget request – Timothy Kuehnlein, 2nd Vice President. Announcements A. The City is seeking an individual to fill a vacancy on the Local Officers Compensation Committee for a 6-year term. B. Northeast Michigan Materials Management Authority Clean Up & E-waste Day is Saturday, May 3, 2025, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Northern Lights Arena, 751 Woodward Avenue. Mayoral Proclamation Arbor Day, April 25, 2025. Report of Officers, Boards and Committees A. First reading of Ordinance no. 25-508 which amends the City of Alpena’s zoning map – Bill Pfeifer, City Attorney. B. First reading of Ordinance no. 25-509 which amends the City of Alpena’s zoning map – Bill Pfeifer, City Attorney. C. Third quarter FY25 financial report – Anna Soik, Finance Director. D. Michigan Coastal management Program – Huron Pines Contract, Rachel Smolinski, City Manager. E. Council committee reports. New Business Mich-E-Ke-Wis Park volleyball courts - Stephen Shultz, City Engineer.
