Cary Church, Marcia White Parker appointed to boards
The Chelsea City Council recently appointed Cary Church to the Chelsea Planning Commission and Marcia White Parker to the city’s Board of Review.
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Idled Jaytec plant expected to reopen later this year
The Chelsea City Council got some good news Monday night — the currently idled Jaytek plant on Sibley Road is expected to be back in operation later this year. Dawn Dayton, director of community relations, said the parent company, L … Read more
Chelsea Council to hear 2 presentations, discuss farmers’ market request
The Chelsea City Council will hold two public meetings tonight, Feb. 17. First, it will hold a joint meeting with the Downtown Development Authority to discuss the proposed sand mine in Lyndon Township at 5 p.m., then the City Council … Read more
Chelsea City Council, DDA plan special meeting regarding Lyndon Township sand mine
The Chelsea City Council and Downtown Development Authority will hold a special joint meeting on Monday, Feb. 17 at 5 p.m. to discuss a special use application for a proposed sand mine for a site in Lyndon Township. The city’s … Read more
Economic development a key talking point during Chelsea City Council visioning session
Finding ways to increase economic development both in downtown and in southtown was just one of the major talking points during the Chelsea City Council’s annual visioning session held Wednesday night, Feb. 5. There was general agreement that Chelsea needed … Read more
Chelsea Council approves Monitor Base Ball Club, Faith in Action requests
‘Honest Jon’ Van Hoek and the Monitor Base Ball Club of Chelsea was granted unanimous permission to use the grassy area at the back of Timbertown for five matches this summer by the Chelsea City Council at its meeting on … Read more
Chelsea City Council approves DDA’s $450,000 bond request
(Publisher’s note: an incorrect vote total has been corrected.) The Chelsea City Council approved a $450,000 bond request resolution from the Chelsea Downtown Development Authority (DDA) by a 6-1 vote Monday night. Council Member Jim Myles was the lone no … Read more
Chelsea City Council to revisit revised bond request
The Chelsea City Council will discuss a revised $450,000 bond request resolution from the Chelsea Downtown Development Authority (DDA) as one of its action items tonight, Feb. 3, at its council meeting. The DDA held a special meeting last week … Read more
Chelsea DDA board unanimously approves $450,000 bond request
The Chelsea Downtown Development Authority board unanimously approved a $450,000 bond request for two downtown projects at a special meeting on Thursday, Jan. 30. The revised bond resolution will be in front of the Chelsea City Council for possible approval … Read more
Chelsea Downtown Development Authority bond request to be split?
About 20 Chelsea area citizens braved cold temperatures to attend a joint work session between the Chelsea City Council and the city’s Downtown Development Authority Monday night to answer City Council questions about three proposed DDA projects that were included … Read more
Jan. 27: Chelsea City Council, Downtown Development Authority to hold work session
The Chelsea City Council and the city’s Downtown Development Authority will hold a joint work session tonight, Jan. 27, at 7:30 p.m. at the new police station building in the council chambers. This open meeting is planned to answer City … Read more
City Council appoints Cleary, Patrias to Chelsea DDA board
The Chelsea City Council appointed both Pat Cleary and Dr. Rebecca Patrias to the Chelsea Downtown Development Authority board Monday night in front of a packed council chamber. Cleary was reappointed by a roll call, 4-3 vote, with Council Members … Read more
3 presentations, 2 DDA appointments on Chelsea Council agenda tonight
Among the three presentations to the Chelsea City Council on Monday, Jan. 20 is the Proclamation of Equality to honor Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, which is expected to be presented by Joanne Ladio on behalf of One World One Family. … Read more
Chelsea City Council votes down DDA bond resolution
(Publisher’s note: I was not able to make the City Council meeting Monday night so this is a follow up story.) The Chelsea City Council voted down a request by the Chelsea Downtown Development Authority (DDA) for a $995,000 bond … Read more