Category: City Council
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November 5th Regular and Study City Council Meeting
Regular Meeting – https://livoniami.portal.civicclerk.com/…/agenda/3718 The following items were approved: Minutes & Consent agenda The subject of Clean Express Car Wash’s proposed car wash at Six Mile and Newburgh sent to Committee of the Whole. Request to operate massage establishment by Breeze Spa. Request for report and recommendation from Law to amend the Plymouth Road Development…
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October 20th Regular and Study City Council Meeting
Regular Meeting – https://livoniami.portal.civicclerk.com/…/agenda/3694 The following items were approved: Minutes & Consent agenda 25/26 Budget The subject of Rotary Pavilion was removed from Capital Outlay and Infrastructure Committee, and the administration will prepare a new proposal with the funds now secured (from state, Rotary Clubs and insurance) The site plan for Sheetz was denied. Study…
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October 6th Regular and Study City Council Meeting
The following topics were sent to Committee of the Whole for further discussion: Animal Control ADA deficiencies throughout the city of Livonia Mayor Brosnan presented two grants that were recently awarded from the state of Michigan in the 2026 fiscal year budget: 1,000,000 for Stark Road bike/walk overpass 300,000 for Rotary Park pavilion restoration Regular…
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September 29th, 2025 – Public Hearing
On Monday, September 29th City Council held a public meeting on three agenda items. Below is an overview: This was two separate items to cover three areas related to the Plymouth Road Development Authoirty (PRDA): Redraw the boundaries of the authority to remove some new residential area and include newly developed industrial area Reset the…
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September 22nd Regular and Study City Council Meeting
Regular Meeting: https://livoniami.portal.civicclerk.com/…/agenda/3645 Following public comments, reports and recommendations were requested from the administration on the topics of updating residential blight ordinances and the state of the parking lot at the complex on the SE corner or Newburgh and 6 Mile. There was a read out of the Capital Outlay and Infrastructure Committee meeting from…
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September 18th, 2025 – Finance and Budget Committee
On September 18th, City Council held its annual Finance and Budget Committee meeting to go over the proposed 25-26 budget. The public hearing will be held on September 29th at 7pm You can find the proposed budget and Powerpoint presentation here: https://livoniami.portal.civicclerk.com/…/attachment/20527 Budget highlights: It is balanced: The $77M budget is balanced with a cushion…
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September 15th, 2025 – Capital Outlay and Infrastructure Committee
Agenda Packet: https://livoniami.portal.civicclerk.com/…/agenda/3585 Council went over the original proposal from the administration. 9 bids were submitted for a like-to-like replacement that is ADA compliant. Bids ranged from $829k to $1.3M and the lowest bid was recommended. Alternative options were discussed including excluding a fireplace ($115k savings) pre-frab structures and doing only pre-cast bathrooms for the…
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September 8th Regular and Study City Council Meeting
City Council recognized Julius Barber (9163 Five Mile Rd) and the Cobbler’s Corner (33493 7 Mile) A request was made by Council for a report and recommendation from the Law Department on limiting the number of gas stations and car washes in the city. Regular Meeting: https://livoniami.portal.civicclerk.com/…/agenda/3602 The following items were approved: Minutes & Consent…
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August 25th Regular and Study City Council Meeting
City Council recognized the Road Knights Auto Club, who hosts an annual car competition every June at the Wilson Barn. This past year saw a record 37 cars participated. The item of referring the topic of block party approval process to law for clarification was approved. A request and recommendation to the administration regarding a…
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August 18, 2025 – Economic Development & Strategic Planning Committee
Mayor Brosnan made opening remarks reaffirming the pledge to talk about Noble after the primary and to create space for a community-led strategy to determine future use of the site.She noted the possibility of a public-private partnership that would not sell the land but would offer community benefit. Chairwoman Budzinski introduced the proposal for a…
