Agenda (Village Council)

Suttons Bay Village

Event Date: 2025-02-18

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**Executive Summary**

This document outlines the agenda for the Village of Suttons Bay Village Council’s regular meeting scheduled for February 18, 2025, at 5:30 p.m. The meeting will be held at 420 N. Front Street, Suttons Bay, MI 49682. The agenda includes standard procedures such as roll call, approval of minutes, and public comment periods, ensuring transparency and citizen engagement. Individuals requiring special assistance are encouraged to contact the Village Clerk.

**Consent Agenda and New Business**

The consent agenda includes the approval of minutes, payment of invoices, appointments to the Zoning Board of Appeals (Gary Cheadle), certificates of appreciation, and renewal of agreements for the ice rink (VSB-2025-01) and Swim for Grand Traverse Bay (VSB-2025-07). The new business section will focus on proposed zoning ordinance housekeeping amendments and a discussion regarding equipment purchases (VSB-2025-04). These items reflect ongoing village management and potential infrastructural improvements.

**Additional Meeting Topics**

Further items on the agenda include agenda approval, public comment, unfinished business, special committee reports, staff reports, and good of the order (council member comments). Two public comment periods are scheduled to allow for citizen input and feedback. The meeting concludes with adjournment.

Internal document reference #:2976

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