Ypsi City Council discusses manager resignation
The Ypsilanti City Council meeting Tuesday night came on the heels of Interim City Manager John Hansen’s resignation on Feb. 3.
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The Ypsilanti City Council meeting Tuesday night came on the heels of Interim City Manager John Hansen’s resignation on Feb. 3.
Tuesday night the Ypsilanti City Council adopted a plan to place a five-year financial plan implementation schedule before the public and put proposals for a city income tax and a Water Street debt millage before the voters.
Sure you might’ve been to Sticks or Aubrey’s, hopefully Sidetrack — but have you really explored all Depot Town has to offer?
Location: 39 E. Cross St.
“Eatin’ Good in the Neighborhood” is the sort of slogan employed by certain types of mega-corporate chain restaurants. They like to define a satisfying eating experience through a tantalizing recipe of faux “wacky” decorations (A stoplight inside a restaurant? What!); and flavor enhanced by something called Autolyzed Yeast Extract Gluten. To quote another famous slogan, “Yum, I’m Lovin’ it!”
Last Monday, the Ypsilanti Downtown Development Authority’s Design Committee looked at nine bids from four sign contractors for the signal tower at the corner of Cross and River streets in Depot Town. A motion from DDA member Sandee French to accept a design from Huron Signs was seconded by Scotty James, DDA board member and design committee vice-chair. The motion passed unanimously. There will be further discussion about the materials used for the sign when the full DDA board meets Dec. 17. There will also be a vote on which suggested sign the DDA will use.
City Council will be reconsidering whether the Michigan Open Meetings Act will apply to subcommittees created by itself or its boards and commissions.
A recent vote at Ypsilanti City Council is helping shine some light on committee meetings throughout the city.