All the News That's Fit to Post about Chelsea, Michigan
(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
(Publisher’s note: Because of the extreme weather, I did not attend Monday night’s Chelsea City Council meeting, however, I will be publishing several follow up stories this week about the proceedings.) Among the items that were approved by the Chelsea … Read more
The Chelsea City Council will consider a request by the Downtown Development Authority (DDA) to issue a notice of intent for $995,000 in general obligation bonds for several downtown projects at is Monday, Jan. 6 meeting. The DDA plans to … Read more
The Chelsea City Council will hold a work session tonight, Dec. 12, beginning at 5:30 p.m. at the new police station in the City Council chambers. It’s expected that City Manager John Hanifan will explain and field questions about a … Read more
The Chelsea City Council approved its 2014 meeting dates for the first and third Mondays of the month, with the exception of December. Traditionally, the City Council holds just one meeting in December, and it will take place on Dec. … Read more
(Publisher’s note: CAFA received unqualified audits, the highest opinion possible, for the last three years, and board members received the auditor’s cover letters in the packet for the Nov. 19 meeting. No significant deficiencies were noted.) The Chelsea City Council … Read more
All four tax abatement requests from Chelsea Milling Company, which total about $7.871 million, were unanimously approved by the Chelsea City Council Monday night. The vote followed a public hearing on the requests during which no one spoke. “These are … Read more
Public hearings for a series of four tax abatement requests from Chelsea Milling Company totaling about $7.871 million will lead off the Chelsea City Council meeting tonight, Dec. 2. The first request is for six years for $1.24 million in … Read more
After their official swearing-in, Chelsea City Council members Frank Hammer, Cheri Albertson, Jim Myles, Jane Pacheco, Melissa Johnson, Frank Hammer, Mayor Jason Lindauer and Council Member Rod Anderson unanimously chose Albertson as mayor pro tem. They approved a special assessment … Read more
The new faces of the Chelsea City Council will be sworn-in tonight at 6:50 p.m. on Nov. 18 prior to the start of the regular council meeting. The new City Council is comprised of Cheri Albertson, Rod Anderson, Frank Hammer, … Read more
The Chelsea City Council unanimously approved the sale of the old police building at 104 E. Middle St. for $50,000 Monday night. Nov. 4, and set a closing date for the purchase of Jan. 7, 2014. No parking spaces were … Read more
The Chelsea City Council will meet tonight, Monday, Nov. 4 on a new day at 7 p.m. in the council chambers of the new police station. This is will also be the final meeting of the current City Council members … Read more
When the Chelsea City Council unanimously approved a $110,000 bid for the old police station on Sept. 24, the option they chose included three public parking spaces in the lot behind the building. This option was one of three presented … Read more
The Chelsea City Council unanimously voted to dissolve a charter agreement between the then-village and the Chelsea School District, which created the Chelsea Recreation Council. This action follows a decision by the Rec Council that after 42 years, “it is … Read more