Dustin Moseley

Housing TIF for the Meadows on Wing — housing for adults with special needs

TIF would divert tax increment to support the development; terms still under review.

Vacancy on the Commission — First Ward seat (Coughlin resignation)

No new tax or fee comes with this — the salary is already baked into the city's personnel budget, so your wallet isn't the story here.

First Companies industrial project on 36th Street

If abatements are later approved, the new companies would pay reduced taxes on improvements, though the added investment could bring jobs and activity to the site.

Garden Park Estates site condominium development

The city and developer split 56th Street costs roughly 50-50, and the construction contract totals about $1.01 million.

Automatic license plate readers and privacy

Taxpayers will cover the cameras and ongoing data/staff costs, though the city hasn't spelled out the full price tag in this snippet.

32nd Street bridge replacement over Broadmoor (M-37)

Roughly $308,000 from the city for its share of the bridge work.

Police Department 2025 performance

The fire operating budget runs about $9.5 million, roughly 84% of it in staffing.

FY 2025-2026 budget adjustment for street funds

Funded from FY 2026 and FY 2027 Major and Local Street Funds at $1,413,195.

Cascade Engineering and Trane tax abatements

The $23 million abatement reduces the company's property taxes while bringing an estimated 250 jobs to the area.

Aging water main replacement program

$261,700 for design now, with about $1 million per year budgeted for construction over five years.

PearTree Development at 1900 Gerda (former Dolphin Swim Club site)

Ten new homes around $475,000 each join the tax rolls on a site that has sat vacant since 2011.

Zoo & Museum Millage Renewal on the November 3 ballot

About 41 cents per $1,000 of taxable value — roughly $5.11 a month for a home with a $150,000 SEV.

Police department promotions

Coral Valley cul-de-sac improvements

Included in the $1,012,588 Kentwood Excavating contract.

Winter equipment for DPW

Up to $142,500 from the FY27 DPW Equipment Fund.

New Deputy Fire Chief sworn in

Up to $20,000 for the recruitment firm, not previously budgeted this fiscal year.

Front-yard vegetable garden ordinance

Could save residents money on groceries; fines of up to $250/day are on hold for now.

Pedestrian lighting on Eastern Avenue and 52nd Street

Cost of lighting improvements not yet known; study to be conducted by Consumers Energy.

Princeton Estates neighborhood maintenance

Code enforcement and neighborhood blight

Approval of consent agenda

Approval of October 20 meeting minutes

Garden Park Estates and 56th Street Extension Cost Sharing Agreement

Construction contract for 56th Street extension and Coral Valley cul-de-sac

Water system improvements engineering contract

Appointments to Parks and Recreation Commission and EDC

Approval of agenda

Consent agenda

Agenda approved with three modifications

Commissioner Moseley excused

Consent agenda approved

October 12 meeting minutes approved with corrections

Police and fire quarterly reports received

44th Street & Shaffer Avenue PUD major change approved

Cascade Engineering tax abatement approved (Res. 45-26)

Trane U.S. tax abatement approved (Res. 46-26)

First Companies rezoning tabled to November (Case 11-26 / Ordinance 8-26)

First Ward commission seat declared vacant

Meadows on Wing Avenue Housing TIF resolution approved

City Payables.

Consent agenda (Resolutions 42-26 and 43-26, Traffic Control Order, payables, reports)

PearTree Development conditional rezoning at 1900 Gerda

Resolution No. 41-26 — Street lighting contract change, 32nd Street

Resolution No. 44-26 — MDOT contract, 32nd Street bridge over Broadmoor (M-37)

Consent agenda (Committee of the Whole minutes, POLC-C settlement, payables)

approve the Consent Agenda as follows: A. Receive and file minutes of the Committee of the Whole meeting held on August 10, 2026. B. Designation of MML Annual Meeting Representative. C. Payable for th

Consent agenda (audit letter, investments, Res. 35-26 & 36-26, payables $7,592,495.99)

Res. 37-26 amending the Poverty Exemption Guidelines and Policy

Consent agenda (COW minutes, MML trustees ballot, payables)

Resolution recognizing Italian Legacy Foundation as a Kentwood nonprofit

Breton Ravines Development and Reimbursement Agreement

Consent agenda (pension contribution, depositories, payables, COW minutes, sewer contractor change)

Approval of June 16, 2026 regular meeting minutes

Establish Industrial Development District, CRC 5680 East Paris LLC (Res. – 26)

Consent agenda approved (including POLC-P wage reopener, POLC-S CBA, and city payables)

Resolution 29-26 adopted — FY 2025-2026 budget adjustment

Resolution 30-26 adopted — new rates, fees and charges

Ordinance 6-26: Fuel stations as special land use in Division Avenue Form Based Code

Resolution 28-26: Adjust FY 2025-2026 budget

to adopt the FY 2026-2027 general fund and Special revenue funds budgets and City Operating Millages

to adopt the Schedule of Capital Improvements for July 2026-June 2032

to approve the Consent Agenda as follows: A. Receive and file minutes of the Committee of the Whole meeting held on May 11, 2026. B. Receive and file Revenue and Expenditure Report for Quarter ending

Consent Agenda (Items 7.a-7.e)

Adopt Ordinance 4-26, Consumers Energy Electric Franchise Ordinance (Item 11.b.i)

Adopt Ordinance 5-26, Zoning Ordinance Text Amendments (Item 11.c.i)

Resolutions 14-26 through 18-26, Consumers Energy streetlighting contracts (Items 14.a-14.e)

Resolution 19-26, opt out of Public Act 152 (Item 14.f)

approve the Consent Agenda as follows: A. Receive and file minutes of the Committee of the Whole meeting held on April 13, 2026. B. Payables for the City totaling $ 348,979.64.

Consent agenda (incl. Res. 11-26 and 12-26 liquor licenses, water/sewer hardware, CivicPlus software, payables)

Res. 13-26: Transfer Industrial Facilities Exemption Certificate 2025-037 to Trane US, Inc.

Ord. 3-26: Amend Section 18-83, "Repeated False Alarms"

Res. 8-26 — Industrial Development District for Nutra Food Ingredients

Res. 9-26 — Industrial Facilities Tax Exemption Certificate for Nutra Food Ingredients

Res. 10-26 — Veterans Park Natural Resources Trust Fund grant application

adopt Resolution of Necessity to acquire property interest to interconnect with existing sidewalk at the intersection of 29th Street and East Paris Avenue and further undetermined improvements if any

approve the Consent Agenda as follows: A. Receive and file minutes of the Committee of the Whole meeting held on February 17, 2026. B. Payables for the City totaling $4,776,473.81.

conditionally rezone 0.7 acres of property from R1-B Single-Family Residential to C-4 Office restricted to an events center as described in Case 3-26, subject to basis points 1-6 as described in Golde

Consent agenda (items 7a-7f)

Adopt Community Parks and Recreation Plan 2026-2031 (Res. 1-26)

Resolution of Necessity — sidewalk at 29th Street and East Paris (Res. 2-26)

Traffic circle contract at Shaffer Ave and 36th St (Res. 3-26)

Streetlight contract change — five lights on Shaffer Ave (Res. 4-26)

Consent agenda approved