City Council

REGULAR MEETING ROSEVILLE CITY COUNCIL COUNCIL CHAMBERS 29777 GRATIOT AVENUE ROSEVILLE, MI 48066 (586) 445-5440 Tuesday, May 10, 2022 6:30 p.m. ROLL CALL: PRESENT: Mayor Robert Taylor Mayor Pro Tem Jan Haggerty Councilpersons Catherine Haugh K.W. Knox, Esq. Bill Shoemaker Steven Wietecha ABSENT: Councilwoman Colleen McCartney OTHERS PRESENT: City Clerk Jennifer A. Zelmanski City Manager Scott Adkins City Attorney Tim Tomlinson  I. CALL TO ORDER Mayor Robert Taylor called the meeting to order at 6:30 p.m. II. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG Mayor Robert Taylor led the Pledge of Allegiance. III. ROLL CALL City Clerk Jennifer A. Zelmanski administered the roll call. COUNCILMAN STEVEN WIETECHA Present COUNCILMAN BILL SHOEMAKER Present COUNCILMAN KURMMELL KNOX Present COUNCILWOMAN CATHERINE HAUGH Present COUNCILWOMAN COLLEEN MCCARTNEY Absent MAYOR PRO TEM JAN HAGGERTY Present MAYOR ROBERT TAYLOR Present Let the record reflect 6 members present, 1 member absent. MAYOR PRO TEM JAN HAGGERTY moved, COUNCILMAN KURMMELL KNOX seconded to excuse Councilwoman Colleen McCartney. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY IV. CONSENT AGENDA a) Approval of minutes: b) Acceptance of Communications, reports, correspondence: 1. Council consideration to adopt a Traffic Control Order resolving that east bound and west bound Martin Road, between Groveland Street and Cole Street, have a 25-mph speed limit on school days, between 6:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. and that signage shall be placed just west of Groveland Street, west of Blum Street and east of Cole Street. 2. Council consideration to adopt a Traffic Control Order resolving that east bound and west bound Common Road, between Tennessee Street and Pinehurst Street, have a 25-mph speed limit on school days between 6:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. and that signage shall be placed just west of Tennessee Street, east of Pinehurst Street and before each cross walk for both directions of travel. c) Issuance of Resolutions, Proclamations or Recognitions: d) Approval of Permits: e) Approval of DDA “Thursday Nights Under the Lights” concerts at the Alley at Erin Commons and to allow for the legal possession and consumption of alcohol in the pocket park area during the events. f) Establishment of Public Hearing Dates:  June 14, 2022 – FY 2022 – 2023 Annual Action Plan (CDBG). 2 Regular City Council Meeting May 10, 2022 g) Approval of Disbursement List: DATE: April 27, 2022; May 10, 2022 General Fund 1,476,451.18 Motor Vehicle Highway – Major 1,834,744.74 Motor Vehicle Hightway – Local 52,019.24 Police & Fire Retirement Fund 135,739.00 American Rescue Act 7,104.00 Indigent Defense Fund 11,745.59 Block Grant 418,589.66 Library Fund 253,200.28 Capital Improvement 40,119.16 Equipment Replacement 9,869.55 Storm Water Fund 471,395.65 Employee Benefit 265,571.30 Workers’ Compensation Fund 2,113.82 Agency Fund 468,766.22 Chapter 20 Drain 49,148.00 Pay # 22 (4-27-22) 735,153.21 Water Operating 1,201,016.94 Pay # 22 (4-27-22) 39,753.83 V. APPROVAL OF CONSENT AGENDA COUNCILMAN KURMMELL KNOX moved, COUNCILMAN STEVEN WIETECHA seconded to approve consent agenda. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY VI. APPROVAL OF REQUEST FOR ABATEMENT There were no requests for abatement. VII. PRESENTATIONS There were no presentations. VIII. HEARING OF THE PUBLIC – Agenda Items Only (Limit 3 minutes) The following person wished to be heard:  Joseph Grembos – 29252 Park Street.  Elie Otayek – 29225 Park Street. IX. UNFINISHED BUSINESS There was no unfinished business. 3 Regular City Council Meeting May 10, 2022 X. NEW BUSINESS a. Request awarding of Bid for Dirt, Broken Concrete and Wood Debris Removal to be split between Metropolitan Environmental LLC (street sweeping spoils and water main dirt removal) and Bedrock Express LTD (wood debris pile removal). COUNCILMAN KURMMELL KNOX moved, COUNCILMAN STEVEN WIETECHA seconded awarding of Bid for Dirt, Broken Concrete and Wood Debris Removal to be split between Metropolitan Environmental LLC (street sweeping spoils and water main dirt removal) in the amount of $95,000.00 and Bedrock Express LTD (wood debris pile removal) in the total amount of $36,750.00. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY b. Request approval of the Amendment to the Future Land Use Map and to publish the same in the 2021 Master Plan as recommended by the Planning Commission. City Manager Scott Adkins and Jim Gammicchia, Community and Economic Development Director, spoke on behalf of this request. COUNCILMAN KURMMELL KNOX moved, MAYOR PRO TEM JAN HAGGERTY seconded approval of the Amendment to the Future Land Use Map and to publish the same in the 2021 Master Plan as recommended by the Planning Commission. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY XI. APPOINTMENTS There were no appointments. XII. HEARING OF THE PUBLIC *(limit 3 minutes) The following people wished to be heard:  Elie Otayek – 29225 Park Street.  Joseph Grembos – 29252 Park Street. XIII. REPORTS FROM ADMINISTRATION AND DEPARTMENTS a) City Clerk Jennifer A. Zelmanski had nothing to report. b) City Attorney Tim Tomlinson had nothing to report. c) City Manager Scott Adkins had nothing to report. d) Reports of Department Heads:  Jim Gammicchia, Community and Economic Development Director, discussed the upcoming Downtown Development Authority’s (DDA) free concert event series “Thursday Night Under the Lights” and the Detroit Art Institute’s Inside Out 2022 art installation in Roseville. 4 Regular City Council Meeting May 10, 2022 XIV. ITEMS FOR DISCUSSION BY CITY COUNCIL Mayor Robert Taylor and City Council wished all the mothers a Happy Mother’s Day, congratulated Councilman Knox’s parents on their 61st wedding anniversary, and expressed condolences to City Manager Scott Adkins on the passing of his uncle. XV. ADJOURNMENT MAYOR PRO TEM JAN HAGGERTY moved, COUNCILWOMAN CATHERINE HAUGH seconded that the agenda having been acted upon; the meeting is hereby adjourned at 7:06 p.m. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY Respectfully submitted, Jennifer A. Zelmanski City Clerk 5 Regular City Council Meeting May 10, 2022