Regular Meeting (Minutes)

Empire Village

Event Date: 2024-07-23

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**Executive Summary**

The Empire Village Council held its regular meeting on July 23, 2024, addressing a variety of topics. The agenda was amended to include increased plumbing costs and removed bills from the consent agenda. Key actions included approving the agenda, adopting the consent agenda, and receiving financial reports which will be discussed in a future work session.

A presentation by Kyle Bond of the MI Rural Water Association regarding current water rates and charges was delivered. The presentation included discussion of applying REUs to commercial Ready to Serve (RTS) and installing a meter for each business or residence in the same building. The Water Committee will formulate recommendations for the August Work Session. The DPW report was received, and council members discussed the office transition including necessary remodeling and electrical work.

The council passed a motion to approve the Parking Fee implementation plan, despite some opposition. Also, the council approved plumbing costs and bills totaling $28,437.00. The sign ordinance was discussed, with revisions and questions for the Planning Commission. Public comments were heard before adjournment.

Internal document reference #:2908

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