City Event Calendar

April 2, Monday

• Hancock Downtown Development Authority Meeting

  Downtown Development Authority Meetings Are held in the Hancock City Hall Council Chambers and begin at 5:30 p.m..

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April 10, Tuesday

• Cemetery Committee Meetings

  Meetings are held in the Hancock City Hall Chambers. Begins at 5:00 p.m.

April 11, Wednesday

• Special City Council Meeting

  CITY OF HANCOCK
  SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING
  WEDNESDAY, April 11,2018
  6:00 P.M. 399 QUINCY ST.
  
  
  
  1. Call to Order by Mayor McKenzie, Roll Call
  
  2. Pledge of Allegiance
  
  3. Review and approval of agenda
  
  4. Public Comment
  
  5. Closed Session
  
  a. Request Council to go into closed session to discuss prospective City Manager applicants with Mr. Jerry Richards, Michigan Municipal League Executive Recruiter.
  
  6. Return to Open Session
  
  a. Direct MML Recruiter to contact short list of candidates to determine their interest in the City Manager position.
  
  b. Set date for Special Meeting for the purpose of candidate interviews for the City Manager position.
  
  7. Adjourn
  
  
  

April 18, Wednesday

• Hancock Housing Commission

  Meetings are held at Lakeview Manor at 12:00 pm. Hancock Housing Foundation meeting immediately follows.

• City Council Meeting

  Meetings are held in the Hancock City Hall Council Chambers and begin at 7:30 p.m.

April 23, Monday

• Hancock Planning Commission Meeting

  Planning Commission meetings are held in the Hancock City Hall Council Chambers and begin at 6:00 p.m.
  
  CITY OF HANCOCK
  PLANNING COMMISSION AGENDA
  MONDAY, APRIL 23, 2018
  6:00 P.M., 399 QUINCY ST.
  
  
  A. Call to order by Chairperson Deb Mann, Roll Call
  
  B. Consider approval of the agenda
  
  C. Consider approval of the March 26, 2018 minutes
  
  D. Public Comments
  
  E. Updates/Information
  a. Hancock Beautification Committee update
  b. Spring Clean-up Friday and Saturday, May 4th and 5th 9 am � 6 pm
  c. Disabled Veteran�s Exemptions for 2018
  d. UPSET update
  e. Update on new transit bus for $74,131 (80% fed, 20% state)
  f. Update on Way finding sign project
  g. Update on 2 bike Fix-It station projects
  
  F. OLD BUSINESS
  1. Bid results for beach dock project
  2. PHF grant award of $20,000 for Terrace Park Tennis Court reconstruct
  3. Master Plan update
  4. 417 Quincy St. historic nomination
  
  G. NEW BUSINESS
  1. FY 18/19 recreation capital millage projects for $115,000
  2. RD application for new police patrol vehicle partial funding for $22,000
  
  H. OTHER BUSINESS
  
  I. ADJOURN
  
  
  
  *******************Next meeting, Monday, May 21st**************************