Category: Development News
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Livonia Q4 highlights
Our goal at Vote.Run.Serve – Livonia is to not only share information as it happens but to keep the conversation going. We know everyone is busy so we hope that our recaps help residents feel connected to Livonia and our local government. Moving forward, we will share a brief quarterly review of what happened in…
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Update: Livonia’s New Housing Development
Livonia, despite its perception of being built out, approved new residential development site plans in 2021, expanding or developing four unused sites: the previous site of Webster School, located in Castle Gardens; the former Washington Elementary, located in Clements Circle; Lyndon Park, previously Adams Elementary School, and a new development located off Newburgh and Ann…
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Update: Infrastructure Projects In Livonia
Infrastructure has been a topic of immense focus for Michiganders. Vote.Run.Serve-Livonia discussed the deluge of infrastructure funding a few weeks ago, but often the topic of how infrastructure gets paid for and what projects get prioritized can be complicated. How can Livonians be rest assured that their infrastructure priorities are being properly addressed? The questions…
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Update: Infrastructure Listening Session
Infrastructure across Michigan, and particularly Wayne County, has gotten lots of attention. On April 7th, Livonia’s state representative Representative Laurie Pohutsky hosted a infrastructure listening session with colleagues State Representative Matt Koleszar (Plymouth), State Representative Stephanie A. Young (Detroit), and State Representative Mary Cavanagh (Redford). They were joined by Wayne County Commissioner Terry Marecki, Beverly…
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Update: Downtown Livonia
Few issues in Livonia have the history or significance as a downtown Livonia. In 1967, Livonians first got their chance to weigh in on the topic of a downtown Livonia by way of a Livonia Jaycee Community Survey (1). 55 years later, Livonia Mayor Maureen Miller Brosnan revisited this topic in her 2022 State of…
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October 4, 2021 – City Council Meeting
General Meeting The consent agenda was approved. A summary of the Committee of the Whole on Flooding was given by council and included the following highlights: Here is my video summary of the August 25th committee meeting: https://www.facebook.com/CarrieBudzinskiLivonia/videos/822827698432603 Public comments both before and after the general meeting are worth watching and cover the topics of short-term…
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