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Troy City Council Adopts Updated Water and Sewer Rates
The Troy City Council approved an amendment to Chapter 20 of the Troy City Code regarding water and sewer rates. The new rates, established following study sessions, include $63.20 per unit for water and $40.10 for sewer, along with fixed quarterly fees of $6 for water and an unspecified amount for sewer. This procedural update aligns with the budget passed on May 11th.
Troy City Council Approves Resident Engagement Survey to Gauge Priorities
The Troy City Council approved a bid waiver for a resident engagement and priority survey to be conducted by Cobalt Community Research. This survey, building on previous benchmarking and community surveys, aims to assess resident priorities and their alignment with the city's capital needs and budget. The process will involve emails, online surveys, mailings, and two focus groups, with efforts to ensure the focus groups are representative of the community. The survey is planned for the fall, with results expected to inform community sentiment on budget priorities. Residents previously indicated a willingness to pay more for enhanced services.
Troy City Council Ratifies New Agreement with Police Officers Association
The Troy City Council ratified the tentative agreement between the city and the Troy Police Officers Association (TPOA). This 4-year agreement includes wage increases, a signing bonus, and a life insurance enhancement, along with updated administrative language. The union has ratified the agreement, and city management supports and recommends its ratification.
Troy City Council Approves Zoning Board Appointments and Local Development Finance Authority Nomination
During the Troy City Council meeting, two individuals were appointed to the Zoning Board of Appeals for terms expiring April 30th, 2029. Jeff Forester and James Macaulay were approved for these appointments following a motion by Mayor Pro Tem. Separately, Anthony Rosen Bloom was renominated to the Local Development Finance Authority as a resident member for a term expiring June 30th, 2030. Both appointments and nominations passed unanimously.
Resident Proposes Enhancements to Troy's Bicycle Route Network
During public comment, Dale Murish presented proposals for improving bicycle routes in Troy. His suggestions include new signage for existing routes, directional signs to crosswalks, bike route signs on Kage Highway, updated paint striping for multi-purpose trails, and signs for bicycle traffic along Big Beaver Road and other mile roads. He also noted safety concerns such as driveways, car doors opening, and the need for trimmed bushes near sidewalks used by bicycles. Murish also recommended using asphalt for repairs and repaving sidewalks for a smoother, quieter ride, citing examples in Rochester Hills and Beach Road.
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