rowid,meeting_id,status,model,headline,summary,decisions,tags,minutes_chars,created_at
1,1,ok,deepseek-117:deepseek-v4-flash,Council approves $3.48M South Main Street sidewalk contract,"Council unanimously approved a consent agenda including a $3.48M construction contract for the South Main Street Sidewalk Project, a $150K budget amendment for the Wheeler Service Center, and a PILOT for affordable housing at 3695 South State Street. A first-reading rezoning of 0.28 acres from R1D to R2A on S. Wagner Road was approved. Council entered a closed session for attorney-client privileged communication.","[""Approved $3,480,277.60 South Main Street sidewalk contract (unanimous, 8 votes required)"", ""Approved $150,000 budget amendment for Wheeler Service Center (unanimous, 8 votes required)"", ""Approved PILOT for affordable housing at 3695 South State Street (unanimous)"", ""Approved first reading of rezoning 359 & 371 S. Wagner Road from R1D to R2A (voice vote)"", ""Approved 2080 South State Street annexation (1.199 acres) (voice vote)"", ""Approved participation in national opioid litigation settlement against six remnant defendants (unanimous)"", ""Approved $700,000 increase (to $1.85M) for electrical and instrumentation support contract (unanimous)"", ""Entered closed session to discuss attorney-client privileged communication (11-0)""]","[""roads"", ""sidewalks"", ""infrastructure"", ""zoning"", ""housing"", ""annexation"", ""budget"", ""consent-agenda""]",14000,2026-07-05 04:55:59
2,2,ok,deepseek-86:deepseek-v4-flash,Approved rear addition at 512 W Liberty St (7-0) with window condition,The Historic District Commission unanimously approved two certificates of appropriateness: a driveway at 1223 Traver St and a rear addition at 512 W Liberty St. The Liberty Street motion was amended to condition new kitchen windows on appropriate design. The commission also approved the 2025 annual reports and March 2026 meeting minutes.,"[""Approved certificate of appropriateness for driveway at 1223 Traver St (7-0)"", ""Approved certificate of appropriateness for rear addition at 512 W Liberty St, as amended (7-0)"", ""Amended motion to add condition on kitchen windows at 512 W Liberty St"", ""Approved 2025 HDC Annual Report"", ""Approved 2025 SHPO Annual Report"", ""Approved March 2026 meeting minutes"", ""Volunteered commissioners for Awards Committee"", ""Volunteered review committee for May 11, 2026""]","[""historic-district"", ""certificate-of-appropriateness"", ""driveway"", ""addition"", ""windows"", ""annual-report"", ""minutes"", ""volunteer-committee""]",8900,2026-07-05 04:26:42
3,3,ok,deepseek-131:deepseek-v4-flash,Approved $500K conservation easement services agreement,"The Commission approved a $500,000 General Services Agreement with Legacy Land Conservancy for conservation easement services (unanimous, one abstention). In closed session, the Commission recommended City participation with Scio Township (up to $295,000) and Northfield Township (up to $50,400) for conservation easement acquisitions, both unanimously approved.","[""Approved $500K General Services Agreement with Legacy Land Conservancy (7-0, 1 abstention)"", ""Recommended City participation with Scio Township for conservation easement (up to $295,000) (unanimous)"", ""Recommended City participation with Northfield Township for conservation easement (up to $50,400) (unanimous)"", ""Approved meeting agenda"", ""Approved March 5, 2026 minutes""]","[""greenbelt"", ""conservation-easement"", ""land-acquisition"", ""budget"", ""millage"", ""scio-township"", ""northfield-township""]",3980,2026-07-05 04:26:41
4,4,ok,deepseek-56:deepseek-v4-flash,Recommended approval for SUGO liquor license and social district update,"The committee voted to recommend City Council approval of a Downtown Development District liquor license for SUGO ANN ARBOR LLC, and to revise the list of approved participating establishments in the Downtown Ann Arbor Social District. An update was provided on the ongoing A2Wineman liquor license rescission appeal.","[""Recommended approval of liquor license for SUGO ANN ARBOR LLC (voice vote, all aye)"", ""Recommended approval to revise list of approved establishments in Downtown Social District (voice vote, all aye)"", ""Received update: A2Wineman liquor license rescission under appeal, renovation continues""]","[""liquor-licenses"", ""social-district"", ""downtown"", ""ann-arbor""]",3382,2026-07-05 04:23:10
5,5,ok,deepseek-258:deepseek-v4-flash,"Approved $4,000 for Dutch elm disease treatment (6-0)","The committee unanimously approved $4,000 for preventative treatment of three elm trees. Members also discussed increasing tree plantings while reducing maintenance costs and reviewed several park projects. No other formal votes were taken.","[""Approved $4,000 for Dutch elm disease treatment of three elm trees (6-0)"", ""Approved agenda as presented (unanimous)"", ""Approved March 10, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)"", ""Approved March 12, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)""]","[""trees"", ""elm-disease"", ""parks"", ""funding"", ""maintenance""]",7739,2026-07-05 04:18:54
6,6,ok,deepseek-250:deepseek-v4-flash,"Budget committee discusses updates, takes no formal votes","The Budget and Labor Committee met but made no substantive decisions. They approved the agenda and prior meeting minutes. Discussion items included state road fund revenue, FY26 performance, FY27 budget process, bond issuances, and labor relations, but no votes or resolutions were passed.","[""Approved meeting agenda (voice vote)"", ""Approved March 10, 2026 meeting minutes (voice vote)""]","[""budget"", ""labor"", ""committee"", ""no-decisions""]",2768,2026-07-05 04:18:54
7,11,ok,deepseek-60:deepseek-v4-flash,Appeal granted for treehouse-like structure at 1620 Hillridge,"The Building Board of Appeals reversed the building official's denial of an appeal for an accessory structure attached to trees at 1620 Hillridge Blvd. The board accepted the applicant's engineering as an equal or better form of construction, subject to four conditions: additional supportive data, extension of secondary grade beams, flexible electrical conduit, and anchored stair platform. The motion passed unanimously 3-0.","[""Granted appeal BBA26-0002 for 1620 Hillridge Blvd, reversing building official's denial (3-0)"", ""Required applicant to provide additional tree/timber supportive data on plans"", ""Required extension of secondary grade beams with additional supports to alleviate load on western tree"", ""Required demonstration of flexibility of electrical conduit connection to structure"", ""Required anchorage of stair to platform to ensure stability""]","[""building-board-of-appeals"", ""appeals"", ""construction"", ""codes"", ""treehouse"", ""engineering"", ""ann-arbor""]",4947,2026-07-05 04:09:36
8,12,ok,deepseek-8:deepseek-v4-flash,"Council approves $18M in infrastructure contracts, including water mains and road projects","The City Council approved a 14-item consent agenda unanimously, including construction contracts for the North University and Thayer improvements ($6.76M), Ingalls Kingsley water main ($4.27M), and South Maple water main ($4.5M). Also approved was a cost-sharing agreement for the State and Ellsworth roundabout and support for an MDOT road reconfiguration plan on Washtenaw. A public hearing was held on proposed amendments to the Downtown Development Authority code, but no action was taken.","[""Approved $6.76M North University and Thayer improvements contract (8 votes required, unanimous)"", ""Approved $4.27M Ingalls Kingsley water main contract (8 votes, unanimous)"", ""Approved $4.5M South Maple water main replacement contract (8 votes, unanimous)"", ""Approved $820K sidewalk repair program contract renewal"", ""Approved $998K utility infrastructure materials purchase order"", ""Approved $164K cost-sharing with Washtenaw County Road Commission for roundabout"", ""Approved support for MDOT road reconfiguration on Washtenaw"", ""Approved appointees to Planning Commission and Parks Advisory Commission""]","[""infrastructure"", ""water-main"", ""roads"", ""transportation"", ""budget"", ""consent-agenda"", ""contracts""]",14000,2026-07-05 04:06:50
9,13,ok,deepseek-17:deepseek-v4-flash,"Approved FY27 Parks budget and fee adjustments, elected new officers",The Park Advisory Commission unanimously approved the Fiscal Year 2027 fee adjustments for Parks & Recreation Services and a resolution on the proposed FY27 Parks budget. The commission also elected Commissioner Montague as new Chair and Commissioner Bush as new Vice Chair.,"[""Approved FY27 Parks & Rec fee adjustments (unanimous)"", ""Approved resolution on FY27 Parks proposed budget (unanimous)"", ""Elected Commissioner Montague as Chair (unanimous)"", ""Elected Commissioner Bush as Vice Chair (unanimous)""]","[""parks"", ""budget"", ""fees"", ""elections"", ""commission-officers""]",4954,2026-07-05 03:43:45
10,14,ok,deepseek-134:deepseek-v4-flash,Committee hears updates on policy conference and legislation,The Council Policy Agenda Committee met and approved the agenda and prior meeting minutes. No substantive decisions were made; the meeting consisted solely of briefings on the Mackinac Policy Conference event and state and federal legislative updates.,"[""Approved meeting agenda as presented"", ""Approved March 23, 2026 meeting minutes""]","[""committee"", ""policy"", ""legislative-updates"", ""no-substantive-decisions""]",2235,2026-07-05 02:59:48
11,15,ok,deepseek-137:deepseek-v4-flash,Council held work session with no votes or decisions,"The City Council convened a work session where they received informational presentations on a SEMCOG grant award, water and sanitary utility study findings, HUD funding updates, SEU rate setting, and a proposed Downtown Service Team. All items were received and filed without any votes or formal decisions. The meeting adjourned at 9:16 p.m.","[""No substantive decisions; all items received and filed""]","[""work-session"", ""presentations"", ""semcog"", ""water-utility"", ""housing"", ""sustainable-energy"", ""downtown-services""]",4949,2026-07-05 02:59:47
12,16,ok,deepseek-212:deepseek-v4-flash,Approved $35M affordable housing bond (8 votes),"Council approved a $35 million affordable housing bond fund and appropriated funding. Consent agenda items passed including a $771,000 sidewalk gap contract, street closures for Taste of Ann Arbor and Dexter-Ann Arbor Run, and three $300,000 roof repair contracts for Bryant neighborhood decarbonization. A resolution to direct periodic downtown cleanups was added to the agenda but its final disposition is not recorded in the minutes.","[""Approved $35M Affordable Housing CI Bonds Fund (8 votes)"", ""Approved $771,201 sidewalk gap construction contract (8 votes)"", ""Approved street closures for Taste of Ann Arbor (May 30-31, 2026)"", ""Approved street closures for Dexter-Ann Arbor Run (May 31, 2026)"", ""Approved closure of E. Liberty for Sonic Lunch (June 4 - Aug 27, 2026)"", ""Approved $198,000 participation agreement for MLC Cherry Hill property (8 votes)"", ""Approved three $300,000 roof repair contracts for Bryant neighborhood decarbonization"", ""Added resolution directing periodic downtown cleanups to agenda (outcome not recorded)""]","[""affordable-housing"", ""budget"", ""sidewalks"", ""streets"", ""special-events"", ""downtown"", ""decarbonization""]",14000,2026-07-05 02:35:14
13,18,ok,deepseek-43:deepseek-v4-flash,Consent agenda approved; commission discusses art jury rotation and grant maintenance,The commission approved the consent agenda including the April 2026 meeting minutes. Discussion focused on a proposed rotation process for commissioners serving on public art juries and whether the upcoming public art grant program should fund maintenance and preservation. Staff will prepare a draft grant program proposal for future review.,"[""Approved consent agenda (agenda and April 2026 minutes) (unanimous)""]","[""public-art"", ""commission"", ""consent-agenda"", ""jury-rotation"", ""grants"", ""maintenance""]",7365,2026-07-05 02:19:37
14,20,ok,deepseek-144:deepseek-v4-flash,Rejected tree-guard reimbursement; approved $4k for LSNC planting,"The Elizabeth Dean Fund Committee unanimously rejected a proposal from Barbara Lucas/Tree Town Urban Forest Team to fund tree guards, citing that the guards had already been purchased and reimbursement was problematic. The committee also voted 5-0 to approve $4,000 for tree planting at Leslie Science and Nature Center. Approval of April meeting minutes was postponed until the next meeting. Staff reports on various park projects and a bylaw discussion were also received.","[""Rejected Tree Town Urban Forest Team tree-guard reimbursement request (5-0)"", ""Approved $4,000 for Leslie Science and Nature Center Phase 2 tree planting (5-0)"", ""Postponed approval of April 2026 meeting minutes (5-0)"", ""Approved agenda with addition of TTUF proposal (unanimous)""]","[""trees"", ""funding"", ""parks"", ""grant-committee"", ""ann-arbor"", ""forestry""]",8016,2026-07-05 02:08:23
15,22,ok,deepseek-143:deepseek-v4-flash,"Council committee holds procedural meeting, no substantive decisions","The committee approved the agenda and minutes from January 13, 2026. No substantive decisions were made; new business items were informational only, including a technology update and discussion of a proposed council rule revision.","[""Approved agenda (unanimous)"", ""Approved January 13, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)""]","[""committee"", ""procedural""]",2333,2026-07-05 02:08:16
16,24,ok,deepseek-295:deepseek-v4-flash,"Council approves $4.3M grant for housing, transportation","Council approved a consent agenda including a $4.3 million grant agreement with the Michigan Economic Development Corporation for sub-grants to the Ann Arbor Housing Development Corporation and the Ann Arbor Area Transportation Authority. Other items approved include street closings for events, a sidewalk easement, a public access easement, and various contracts. A public hearing was held on Sustainable Energy Utility rate schedule amendments, but no vote was taken.","[""Approved $4.3M grant agreement for housing and transportation (unanimous)"", ""Approved sidewalk easement at 333 E. William Street (8 votes)"", ""Approved public access easement at 333 E. William Street (8 votes)"", ""Approved street closings for Memorial Day parade, African-American Downtown Festival, In Step with Sam 5K, and The Event on Main"", ""Approved agreement with MDOT and Amtrak for East Medical Center Drive Bridge"", ""Approved contract amendment with Farmer & Underwood Trucking ($49,841 increase)"", ""Approved software maintenance purchase order with Cogsdale Corporation ($176,283)"", ""Approved public defender services contract with Washtenaw County ($207,517)""]","[""budget"", ""housing"", ""transportation"", ""contracts"", ""public-safety"", ""infrastructure"", ""events""]",14000,2026-07-05 01:51:31
17,25,ok,deepseek-132:deepseek-v4-flash,Approved MDOT/Amtrak agreement for Barton-Bandemer pedestrian tunnel,"The Commission unanimously approved three resolutions: a change order for Leslie Park and Sylvan Park bridge replacements, an agreement with Friends of the Ann Arbor Skatepark, and an intergovernmental agreement with MDOT and Amtrak for the Barton-Bandemer Park pedestrian tunnel project. Presentations were given on the A2 Skatepark update and Veterans Park update.","[""Approved change order #1 for Leslie Park and Sylvan Park bridge replacements (unanimous)"", ""Approved agreement with Friends of the Ann Arbor Skatepark (unanimous)"", ""Approved agreement with MDOT and Amtrak for Barton-Bandemer Park pedestrian tunnel (unanimous)""]","[""parks"", ""bridges"", ""skatepark"", ""pedestrian-tunnel"", ""infrastructure"", ""agreements""]",5130,2026-07-05 01:47:46
18,26,ok,deepseek-337:deepseek-v4-flash,Recommends relocating 9 precincts for August primary due to construction,The Election Commission voted to recommend City Council approve temporarily relocating nine precincts from schools undergoing construction for the August 4 primary. The resolution includes sending notices to each affected household.,"[""Recommended approval to City Council (6/1 deadline): temporarily relocate precincts 2-18, 2-21, 3-27, 3-30, 4-34, 4-38, 4-37, 5-48, 5-45 for August 4 primary (voice vote, carried)"", ""Approved January 30, 2026 meeting minutes (voice vote, carried)"", ""Approved agenda (voice vote, carried)"", ""Deferred confirmation of Election Commission delegates until all voting members present""]","[""election"", ""precincts"", ""polling-locations"", ""primary"", ""construction"", ""aaps""]",2450,2026-07-05 01:47:44
19,27,ok,deepseek-224:deepseek-v4-flash,Airport Advisory Committee takes no action at May 20 meeting,"The committee approved the agenda and prior meeting minutes, but no substantive decisions or votes occurred. Members discussed noise abatement and reviewed an airport manager's report on grant applications and paving projects.","[""Approved agenda as presented"", ""Approved meeting minutes as presented""]","[""airport"", ""noise-abatement"", ""grants"", ""paving""]",2575,2026-07-05 01:39:57
20,31,ok,deepseek-70:deepseek-v4-flash,No substantive decisions made at committee meeting,"The Council Policy Agenda Committee held a special meeting with updates on the Mackinac Policy Conference, state and federal legislation, and petition gathering procedures. No votes were taken on any policy or spending items. The meeting adjourned due to loss of quorum.","[""Approved agenda as presented (unanimous)"", ""Approved April 27, 2026 minutes (unanimous)""]","[""policy"", ""committee"", ""legislative-update"", ""procedural""]",2613,2026-07-05 01:37:06
21,32,ok,deepseek-187:deepseek-v4-flash,Council approves class-action lawsuit settlement (8-0),"City Council approved a consent agenda including a $151,527 change order for bridge replacements, expansion of the Sustaining Ann Arbor Together Grant for building decarbonization, and a class-action lawsuit settlement requiring eight votes. Two ordinances on solid waste terms and stormwater management were adopted on second reading after public hearings. One appointment to the Zoning Board of Appeals was confirmed unanimously.","[""Approved class action lawsuit settlement (Yannotti v. City) (8-0)"", ""Approved change order #1 for Leslie Park & Sylvan Park bridge replacements ($151,527 increase)"", ""Approved expansion of Sustaining Ann Arbor Together Grant for nonprofit/house-of-worship decarbonization"", ""Approved $270,000 weatherization services agreement for Bryant Neighborhood decarbonization"", ""Approved Barton-Bandemer Park pedestrian tunnel agreement with MDOT and Amtrak"", ""Approved $3M contract extension for 2026 sewer lining project"", ""Approved appointment of Julie Weatherbee to Zoning Board of Appeals (unanimous)"", ""Adopted ordinances on solid waste terms (ORD-26-11) and stormwater management review (ORD-26-12) on second reading""]","[""lawsuit"", ""infrastructure"", ""decarbonization"", ""sewer"", ""parks"", ""zoning"", ""grants"", ""appointments""]",14000,2026-07-05 01:29:08
22,33,ok,deepseek-230:deepseek-v4-flash,Water council hears updates on lead service lines and EGLE violation,"The council approved the agenda and previous meeting minutes. No substantive decisions were made; the meeting consisted of informational updates on service line replacement progress, a state workshop, water quality report violations, and regulatory changes.","[""Approved agenda as presented"", ""Approved WSAC Meeting Minutes 10.1.2024""]","[""water"", ""lead"", ""service-lines"", ""regulations"", ""membership""]",4771,2026-07-05 01:28:03
23,35,ok,deepseek-92:deepseek-v4-flash,Greenbelt Commission recommends $180K conservation easement purchase,"The commission voted to recommend acquiring a conservation easement in Superior Township for up to $180,367 from the Open Space and Parkland Preservation Millage. They also approved resolutions to apply for an EGLE Nonpoint Source grant with $163,715 in matching funds and to accept a $431,200 ACEP grant for a conservation easement in Salem Township. All votes were unanimous.","[""Recommended acquisition of conservation easement (Superior TWP) up to $180,367 (unanimous)"", ""Approved resolution to apply for EGLE Nonpoint Source grant and commit $163,715 matching funds (unanimous)"", ""Approved resolution to accept $431,200 ACEP grant for conservation easement on Hamilton MC Property (unanimous)"", ""Approved agenda and April 9, 2026 minutes (unanimous)""]","[""greenbelt"", ""conservation-easement"", ""grants"", ""land-acquisition"", ""superior-township"", ""salem-township""]",3986,2026-07-05 01:24:55
24,36,ok,deepseek-18:deepseek-v4-flash,"Approved AVCBs, early tabulation, and November election vote centers","The Election Commission approved a resolution to establish Absent Voter Counting Boards and Receiving Boards for the August 4, 2026 primary election. They also authorized early tabulation of absentee ballots for up to 8 days before the primary. Additionally, they approved three vote centers for the November 3, 2026 general election: Larcom City Hall, University of Michigan Museum of Art, and Duderstadt Center.","[""Approved resolution to establish AVCBs and receiving boards for August primary"", ""Authorized up to 8 days of early tabulation of absentee ballots for August primary"", ""Approved three vote centers for November general election"", ""Updated voting delegate for Chief Anderson to Lt. Brandon Knobelsdorf"", ""Approved minutes of May 19, 2026 meeting""]","[""election"", ""absentee-voting"", ""early-voting"", ""vote-centers"", ""primary-election"", ""general-election"", ""city-clerk"", ""election-commission""]",2064,2026-07-05 01:24:59
25,37,ok,deepseek-172:deepseek-v4-flash,Committee advances petition process and term date resolutions to Council,"The committee voted unanimously to place two resolutions on the June 15, 2026 City Council agenda: one adopting state recommendations for the petition signature process, and another changing Councilmember term start date to the first Monday in December. A future resolution to amend Council Rules prohibiting meetings after 11 p.m. was discussed for a later agenda.","[""Approved placing petition signature process resolution on June 15 Council agenda (3-0)"", ""Approved placing term start date resolution (first Monday in December) on June 15 Council agenda (3-0)""]","[""council"", ""administration"", ""petitions"", ""term-dates"", ""rules"", ""meetings""]",2885,2026-07-05 01:23:42
26,39,ok,deepseek-193:deepseek-v4-flash,Commission approves historic porch restoration and rear addition at 421 W Washington (6-0),"The Historic District Commission approved certificates of appropriateness for two projects. The first allows a porch restoration and two-story rear addition at 421 W Washington St, and the second permits a new egress window and mechanical penetrations at 511 W Jefferson St, both with conditions. The commission also added driveway paving to staff-approved items and approved the 2026 HDC Awards nominations.","[""Approved COA for 421 W Washington St: porch restoration, rear/east additions, conditioned on wood porch elements (6-0)"", ""Approved COA for 511 W Jefferson St: egress window, window replacement, mechanical penetrations, conditioned on window inset (6-0)"", ""Approved adding driveway paving to the Staff Approvals List"", ""Approved 2026 HDC Awards Committee members"", ""Approved 2026 HDC Awards nominations (presentation July 20)"", ""Approved April 2026 meeting minutes"", ""Approved May 2026 meeting minutes""]","[""historic-district"", ""certificate-of-appropriateness"", ""porch-restoration"", ""addition"", ""egress-window"", ""staff-approvals"", ""awards""]",10071,2026-07-05 01:22:06
27,40,ok,deepseek-10:deepseek-v4-flash,Approved $1.2M for affordable housing at 800 Victors Way,"Council approved a $1.2 million grant to purchase property at 800 Victors Way for affordable housing, requiring 8 votes. A consent agenda was approved, including a $2.58 million software contract, a budget amendment, police dispatch extension, and janitorial services. One item, the Packard Water Main construction contract, was deleted from the agenda.","[""Approved $1.2M affordable housing purchase at 800 Victors Way (8 votes required)"", ""Approved $2.58M UKG Pro software contract for FY27-31 (8 votes required)"", ""Approved FY2026 budget amendment (8 votes required)"", ""Approved police dispatch contract extension with Washtenaw County ($1.2M)"", ""Approved Recycle Ann Arbor contract extension for multi-family recycling ($2.9M total)"", ""Approved janitorial services contract for multiple city facilities ($1.85M)"", ""Deleted Packard Water Main construction contract from agenda"", ""Approved street closures for Jaycees carnival and Fourth of July parade""]","[""affordable-housing"", ""budget"", ""contracts"", ""police"", ""recycling"", ""software"", ""janitorial"", ""water""]",14000,2026-07-05 01:21:49
28,46,ok,deepseek-6:deepseek-v4-flash,Commission approves bond for Willis C. Patterson housing project,"The Housing Commission approved a resolution declaring intent to issue bonds for the Dr. Willis C. Patterson Project and authorized preliminary actions, requesting TEFRA approval from City Council. The Commission also approved termination of the ACC with HUD and closeout of public housing at 2072 Garden Circle. Both votes were unanimous on voice vote.","[""Approved resolution declaring intent to issue bonds for Dr. Willis C. Patterson Project (voice vote, carried)"", ""Approved termination of ACC with HUD and closeout of public housing at 2072 Garden Circle (voice vote, carried)""]","[""housing"", ""bonds"", ""public-housing"", ""hud"", ""project-financing""]",2887,2026-07-05 01:14:34
29,47,ok,openrouter-0:openai/gpt-oss-120b,Committee approved a new full‑year Class C liquor license for A2Wineman,"The committee approved the meeting agenda and the April 13 minutes by voice vote. It recommended that the City Council approve a transfer of a Class C tavern license to Anna’s House Ann Arbor, LLC. It also approved a resolution rescinding prior recommendations and authorizing a new full‑year Class C quota liquor license for A2Wineman, LLC to be presented to City Council.","[""Agenda approved with changes (voice vote)"", ""April 13 minutes approved and forwarded to City Council (voice vote)"", ""Resolution recommending approval of Anna\u2019s House license transfer recommended to City Council (voice vote)"", ""Resolution rescinding prior recommendations and approving new full\u2011year Class C license for A2Wineman approved (voice vote)""]","[""liquor-license"", ""licensing"", ""city-council"", ""resolution""]",4782,2026-07-20 23:22:22
30,48,ok,mac:gemma4:26b-mlx,Ann Arbor City Council approves multiple equipment purchases and zoning ordinances,"The City Council approved several high-value resolutions for municipal equipment, including trucks, a backhoe, and a vacuum truck. Additionally, the council passed several zoning ordinances on first reading regarding bicycle parking and various property rezonings.","[""Approved street closings for 2026 Rolling Sculpture Car Show"", ""Approved $150,000.00 janitorial services agreement for Water Treatment Plant"", ""Approved purchase of three trucks from National Auto Fleet Group ($164,326.02)"", ""Approved purchase of a Bobcat and attachments ($91,477.06)"", ""Approved purchase of a John Deere Backhoe and attachments ($184,332.39)"", ""Approved purchase of a Jetting / Vacuum Truck ($662,395.74)"", ""Approved purchase of two automated front load refuse trucks ($896,350.80)"", ""Approved purchase of a tow behind woodchipper ($268,726.00)"", ""Approved $279,000.00 agreement for merchant processing services"", ""Terminated the local state of emergency for the April 15, 2026 tornado"", ""Approved $210,429.00 fire dispatch services agreement"", ""Approved $346,001.00 purchase of a wheeled coach type III ambulance"", ""Approved $290,000.00 weapons screening services agreement"", ""Approved $300,000.00 program development agreement for building decarbonization"", ""Approved $400,000.00 weatherization services agreement for Bryant neighborhood"", ""Approved sidewalk easement at 1520 Pear Street"", ""Approved bicycle and vehicle parking ordinance on first reading"", ""Approved 615 Riverview Drive rezoning on first reading"", ""Approved 2700 Fuller Road rezoning on first reading"", ""Approved 315 West Huron PUD zoning as amended on first reading"", ""Approved Oak Wilt Prevention Ordinance as amended on first reading""]","[""budget"", ""zoning"", ""public-safety"", ""infrastructure"", ""environment""]",14000,2026-07-07 22:31:34
31,52,ok,deepseek-9:deepseek-v4-flash,Approved Eisenhower Pointe Phase 2 townhome & multi-unit project (6-1),"The Planning Commission approved a Development Special Use Permit for Eisenhower Pointe Phase 2, a townhome and multi-unit residential project at 4701 & 4801 Eisenhower Avenue, with a 6-1 vote after previously amending the motion to remove a developer contribution credit (4-3). Other major actions included recommending approval of a 29-townhome project at 300 North Lee Street (7-0), initiating and recommending approval of a zoning text amendment updating commercial use regulations (7-0), and finding the FY2027-2036 Capital Improvement Program consistent with the master plan (7-0).","[""Approved DSUP #2026-10033 for Eisenhower Pointe Phase 2 (6-1)"", ""Amended motion to remove developer contribution credit (4-3)"", ""Recommended approval of DSUP #2025-10032 for 300 North Lee Street townhomes (7-0)"", ""Initiated and recommended ZTA #2026-00001 for commercial uses update (7-0)"", ""Found FY2027-2036 CIP consistent with master plan (7-0)"", ""Recommended approval of Vacation #2023-00004 & #2025-00009 (7-0)"", ""Approved consent calendar: FY27 schedule, street name, DSUP extension (unanimous)"", ""Approved minutes from March 3, 2026 (7-0)""]","[""zoning"", ""development"", ""housing"", ""land-use"", ""planning"", ""alexandria"", ""capital-improvement""]",12858,2026-07-05 04:46:21
32,53,ok,deepseek-191:deepseek-v4-flash,Approved demolition at 1126 Prince St (5-0),"The Board approved the complete demolition of 1126 Prince Street (BAR2026-00042) as amended, with one abstention. The board also approved alterations and additions at 623 South Royal Street, new construction at 220 & 224 South Peyton Street, and several signage and modification requests. Two items were deferred at the applicant's request: new construction at 1126 Prince Street and alterations at 732 North Washington Street.","[""Approved demolition at 1126 Prince St (BAR2026-00042) 5-0, Spencer abstaining"", ""Deferred new construction at 1126 Prince St (BAR2026-00043) 5-0, Spencer abstaining"", ""Approved alterations & addition at 623 South Royal St (BAR2026-00025 & -50) 5-0"", ""Approved new construction at 220 & 224 South Peyton St (BAR2026-00051) 6-0"", ""Deferred alterations at 732 North Washington St (BAR2026-00055) 6-0"", ""Approved signage at 106 North Lee St (BAR2026-00053) 5-0"", ""Approved modifications for addition at 109 Duke St (BAR2026-00061) 5-0""]","[""architectural-review"", ""demolition"", ""new-construction"", ""historic-district"", ""signage"", ""alexandria"", ""public-hearing""]",6451,2026-07-05 04:33:23
33,54,ok,deepseek-62:deepseek-v4-flash,Board approves after-the-fact fence at 1030 Cross Drive 4-2,"The Board approved a special exception for an after-the-fact fence on a corner lot by a 4-2 vote, with acting Chair Foley and Vice Chair Bauman dissenting. They also unanimously approved a special exception for a side yard addition at 219 West Mount Ida Avenue and a variance for a front yard addition at 2410 Davis Avenue. A request to defer a variance for an accessory structure at 1030 Cross Drive was granted, and the minutes from the February 9 hearing were adopted.","[""Elected temporary chair (5-0, 1 abstention)"", ""Approved special exception for side yard addition at 219 W Mt Ida (6-0)"", ""Approved variance for front yard addition at 2410 Davis Ave (6-0)"", ""Granted deferral of variance for accessory structure at 1030 Cross Dr (6-0)"", ""Approved after-the-fact fence at 1030 Cross Dr (4-2)"", ""Approved minutes from February 9 hearing (6-0)""]","[""zoning"", ""variance"", ""special-exception"", ""fence"", ""residential"", ""deferral""]",3090,2026-07-05 04:23:15
34,55,ok,deepseek-259:deepseek-v4-flash,Council approved opioid settlement participation and first readings of multiple ordinances,"City Council approved the city's participation in a multi-distributor opioid settlement (RES. 3372) and passed the first reading of ordinances including supplemental budget appropriations, parking citation and meter changes, stormwater utility fee adjustments, fire code updates, business license fees, and house renumbering. The council also approved uncontested and contested board appointments and received the monthly financial report.","[""Approved participation in opioid settlement with six defendants (RES. 3372)"", ""Passed first reading of supplemental appropriations ordinance (FY 2026)"", ""Passed first reading of parking citation enforcement amendment"", ""Passed first reading of parking meter hours and rate changes"", ""Passed first reading of stormwater utility fee amendment"", ""Passed first reading of fire prevention code update"", ""Passed first reading of business license fee ordinance"", ""Passed first reading of house number renumbering ordinance""]","[""opioid-settlement"", ""budget"", ""ordinances"", ""parking"", ""stormwater"", ""appointments"", ""financial-report""]",14000,2026-07-05 04:18:58
35,56,ok,deepseek-24:deepseek-v4-flash,Council approves Eisenhower Pointe Phase 2 development,"City Council closed public hearings and approved several development permits and ordinances. The Eisenhower Pointe Phase 2 project (townhomes and multi-unit buildings) was approved with an amendment to condition #96. Consent items included a right-of-way vacation, supplemental appropriations for FY2026, and multiple special use permits.","[""Approved Eisenhower Pointe Phase 2 development special use permit with amendment to condition #96 (Planning Commission recommended 6-1)"", ""Adopted FY2026 supplemental appropriations ordinance (ORD. NO. 5628, RES. NO. 3373)"", ""Approved development special use permit for 300 N Lee St townhomes (PC recommended 7-0)"", ""Approved Elbert Avenue multi-unit residence extension (PC recommended 7-0)"", ""Approved vacation of right-of-way at Kent Place and Russell Road with viewer appointments"", ""Adopted house numbering ordinance amendment (ORD. NO. 5627)"", ""Adopted resolution authorizing VDOT administrative project agreements (RES. NO. 3374)""]","[""zoning"", ""development"", ""housing"", ""budget"", ""taxation"", ""public hearing""]",14000,2026-07-05 04:07:06
36,57,ok,deepseek-215:deepseek-v4-flash,"Board denies alterations at 608 S Fairfax St, approves demolition at 707 Oronoco",The Board denied a request for alterations at 608 South Fairfax Street (5-1). Approved complete demolition and encapsulation at 707 Oronoco Street (6-0). Also approved alterations at 115 Queen Street as amended (6-0) and deferred two items. Approved minutes and Design Guidelines Committee updates.,"[""Denied BAR2026-00064 for alterations at 608 S Fairfax St (5-1)"", ""Approved BAR2026-00074 for complete demolition/encapsulation at 707 Oronoco St (6-0)"", ""Approved BAR2026-00076 for alterations at 115 Queen St as amended (6-0)"", ""Approved deferral of BAR2026-00071 for partial demolition at 732 N Washington St (unanimous)"", ""Approved deferral of BAR2026-00078 for partial demolition at 1019 Cameron St (unanimous)"", ""Approved minutes of April 8, 2026 (6-0)"", ""Approved Design Guidelines Committee Updates (6-0)"", ""Received presentation on Fiber Cement (no vote)""]","[""architectural-review"", ""historic-preservation"", ""demolition"", ""alterations"", ""deferral"", ""design-guidelines""]",4881,2026-07-05 03:18:02
37,58,ok,deepseek-24:deepseek-v4-flash,Authorized $20M in bonds for Ladrey housing rehabilitation,"City Council adopted the consent docket (items 10-12) and separately approved up to $20 million in revenue bonds for the Alexandria Redevelopment and Housing Authority to rehabilitate The Ladrey. They also approved the five-year consolidated plan for housing and community development, including applications for federal CDBG and HOME funds totaling over $1.6 million. The FY2026 budget ordinance passed on first reading, with final adoption scheduled for May 16.","[""Approved $20M ARHA revenue bonds for Ladrey rehab (separate motion)"", ""Adopted FY2026 budget ordinance on first reading, final May 16"", ""Approved 5-year consolidated plan & FY2027 action plan for HUD funds"", ""Authorized summer food service grant application to VDOE (est. $230K)"", ""Approved litter prevention grant application (est. $32,124)"", ""Approved City Council schedule updates (calendar & chamber breakfast)""]","[""housing"", ""budget"", ""grants"", ""bonds"", ""community-development"", ""consent-agenda"", ""first-reading""]",9002,2026-07-05 02:50:41
38,59,ok,deepseek-263:deepseek-v4-flash,"Adopted $979M FY2027 budget, property tax rate unchanged","City Council adopted the FY2027 operating budget of $979,063,681 and a 10-year capital improvement plan totaling $2.02 billion. The blended real property tax rate was held at $1.135 per $100 of assessed value, with portions dedicated to transportation and affordable housing. Several fee increases were approved, including parking meters, stormwater utility, and business license taxes. An ordinance to add Sunday parking meter operations was disapproved.","[""Adopted FY2027 General Fund operating budget of $979,063,681 & CIP of $2,020,217,368"", ""Set calendar year 2026 blended real property tax rate at $1.135/$100 (no change)"", ""Disapproved ordinance to add Sunday parking meter operations"", ""Increased parking citation penalty to $55"", ""Increased Stormwater Utility Fee"", ""Increased Fire Prevention Permit Initial Inspection Fee and testing fee"", ""Increased Business, Professional, and Occupational License (BPOL) tax rate for financial services"", ""Adopted fee increases for Historic Alexandria, Planning & Zoning, and Recreation Parks & Cultural Activities""]","[""budget"", ""property-tax"", ""parking"", ""fees"", ""stormwater"", ""fire-prevention"", ""planning-zoning"", ""historic-preservation""]",11487,2026-07-05 02:40:45
39,60,ok,deepseek-122:deepseek-v4-flash,"Planning Commission OKs Old Town Pool Replacement, Defers Beekeeping Rules","The Planning Commission approved a Development Special Use Permit for the demolition and reconstruction of the Old Town Pool facility (7-0). They deferred a zoning text amendment to allow beekeeping due to staff request, and also deferred a special use permit for a single-unit dwelling on a substandard lot because of a noticing issue. A subdivision at 411 Clifford Avenue was approved (7-0), and a development permit for a multi-unit building at 5050 Mark Center Drive was recommended for approval on the consent calendar.","[""Approved DSUP #2026-10003 for Old Town Pool replacement (7-0)"", ""Deferred SUP #2026-00013 for 404 E Alexandria Ave due to noticing issue (6-1)"", ""Deferred ZTA #2026-00002 on beekeeping regulations (7-0)"", ""Approved Subdivision #2026-00001 at 411 Clifford Ave (7-0)"", ""Recommended approval of DSUP #2026-10005 at 5050 Mark Center Drive on consent calendar (unanimous)"", ""Approved minutes from April 7, 2026 Public Hearing (7-0)""]","[""planning-commission"", ""public-hearing"", ""development"", ""zoning"", ""pool"", ""beekeeping"", ""subdivision""]",9262,2026-07-05 02:24:41
40,62,ok,deepseek-18:deepseek-v4-flash,"Board approves 714 Wolfe St alterations 5-1, two other projects 6-0","The Board of Architectural Review approved three project applications. The consent calendar item for alterations at 714 Wolfe Street (BAR2026-00100) passed 5-1. Projects at 732 North Washington Street (partial demolition, encapsulation, alterations) and 229 South Pitt Street (alterations, addition, partial demolition) were both approved 6-0. Minutes from April 22, 2026 were also approved 6-0.","[""Approved April 22, 2026 meeting minutes (6-0)"", ""Approved BAR2026-00100 for alterations at 714 Wolfe Street (5-1)"", ""Approved BAR2026-00071 and BAR2026-00055 for partial demolition/encapsulation and alterations at 732 North Washington Street (6-0, as amended)"", ""Approved BAR2026-00088 and BAR2026-00092 for partial demolition and alterations at 229 South Pitt Street (6-0)""]","[""architectural-review"", ""historic-district"", ""demolition"", ""alterations"", ""alexandria"", ""public-hearing""]",4395,2026-07-05 02:19:42
41,63,ok,deepseek-221:deepseek-v4-flash,Board denies after-the-fact accessory structure variance (5-2),"The Board of Zoning Appeals denied a variance for an after-the-fact accessory structure at 1030 Cross Drive by a vote of 5-2. A special exception for a side yard addition at 2411 Ridge Road Drive was approved 7-0. The board also approved the minutes from the April 13, 2026 hearing 7-0.","[""Denied BZA2026-00002 variance for accessory structure at 1030 Cross Drive (5-2)"", ""Approved BZA2026-00005 special exception for side yard addition at 2411 Ridge Road Drive (7-0)"", ""Approved minutes from April 13, 2026 hearing (7-0)""]","[""zoning"", ""variance"", ""special-exception"", ""accessory-structure"", ""residential""]",2160,2026-07-05 02:12:37
42,64,ok,ocloud-0:gemma4:31b-cloud,City Council swears in Sandy Marks and approves series of board appointments,City Council held an installation ceremony for Councilwoman Sandy Marks and approved a consent calendar including several board appointments and financial reports. The Council also advanced ordinances regarding sidewalk obstructions and zoning for entertainment and fitness uses to future public hearings.,"[""Held installation ceremony for Councilwoman Sandy Marks"", ""Appointed 8 members to various City boards, commissions, and committees"", ""Approved monthly financial report for period ending March 31, 2026"", ""Endorsed resolution for Federal Funding Opportunities priorities (RES. NO. 3382)"", ""Scheduled public hearings for May 16, 2026, for Casa Chirilagua, Alexandria Boxing Club, and Child and Family Network Centers leases"", ""Approved first reading of zoning ordinance for entertainment and fitness uses"", ""Referred Torpedo Factory Arts Center lease proposals to City Manager for evaluation"", ""Reappointed Melissa Sathe to the Alexandria Housing Affordability Advisory Committee""]","[""appointments"", ""zoning"", ""budget"", ""federal-funding"", ""real-estate""]",14000,2026-07-28 00:22:17
43,65,ok,deepseek-276:deepseek-v4-flash,"Braddock Road plan upheld with parking, crosswalk changes (4-3)","City Council upheld the Traffic and Parking Board's decision on the Braddock Road Corridor Improvements project, approving modifications for segments three: completing sidewalks near Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, adding high-visibility crosswalks at key intersections, preserving north-side parking between Hancock and West Luray, and adding two ADA spots. The roll-call consent items were also approved, including zoning text amendments, a pool replacement permit, and lease renewals. Item 8 (sidewalk encroachment ordinance) was deferred to June.","[""Upheld Braddock Road plan with modifications (4-3)"", ""Approved Old Town Pool replacement SUP (consent)"", ""Approved Mark Center multi-unit building extension (consent)"", ""Adopted commercial uses zoning text amendment (consent)"", ""Approved Casa Chirilagua lease at 4109 Mt Vernon Ave (consent)"", ""Renewed Alexandria Boxing Club license 3 years (consent)"", ""Renewed Child & Family Network Centers lease 3 years (consent)"", ""Deferred sidewalk encroachment ordinance to June""]","[""transportation"", ""roads"", ""traffic"", ""sidewalks"", ""zoning"", ""parks"", ""leases"", ""council""]",14000,2026-07-05 01:51:30
44,66,ok,deepseek-66:deepseek-v4-flash,Board approves new construction at 806 N Columbus St 4-2,"The Board of Architectural Review approved multiple alteration and signage requests, including new construction at 806 N Columbus Street as amended (4-2). Two projects at 601 Wythe Street and 428 N Union Street were deferred. Several other alteration and demolition requests were approved unanimously or with split votes.","[""Approved minutes of May 6, 2026 (6-0)"", ""Approved signage at 506 King St (6-0)"", ""Approved alterations at 320 N Alfred St (6-0)"", ""Approved alterations at 719 Prince St (6-0)"", ""Deferred alterations at 601 Wythe St (6-0)"", ""Approved new construction at 806 N Columbus St as amended (4-2)"", ""Approved reapproval of expired plans at 333 Green St (4-2)"", ""Deferred demolition and addition at 428 N Union St (6-0)""]","[""architectural-review"", ""historic-preservation"", ""construction"", ""permits"", ""alexandria-va""]",8065,2026-07-05 01:40:03
45,67,ok,deepseek-188:deepseek-v4-flash,City Council approved five-year GO Alex Strategic Plan for FY2027-2031,"Council approved the GO Alex Strategic Plan for fiscal years 2027-2031. They also approved a $270,000 grant application for place-based initiatives and an additional $550,000 for rooming house preservation. Mayor Gaskins received majority support to explore funding for Communities In Schools, form an ad hoc committee on school board election reform, and investigate portable restrooms along the Waterfront.","[""Approved GO Alex Strategic Plan FY2027-2031 (RES. NO. 3383)"", ""Approved $270,000 Love Your Block grant application from Bloomberg Center"", ""Approved additional $550,000 for renovation of rooming house at 1022 Pendleton Street"", ""Approved FY2026 and FY2027 City Council schedules including RiverRenew ribbon cutting"", ""Majority support for City Manager to present fall proposal for Communities In Schools funding"", ""Directed City Manager to prepare resolution for ad hoc committee on school board election reform"", ""Majority approval for City Manager to investigate cost of portable restrooms along Waterfront""]","[""strategic-plan"", ""grants"", ""housing"", ""schools"", ""waterfront"", ""city-council""]",8856,2026-07-05 01:34:53
46,68,ok,deepseek-117:deepseek-v4-flash,"Commission recommends Housing 2040 Plan, approves PRGS redevelopment","The Planning Commission voted unanimously (7-0) to recommend approval of the Housing 2040 Master Plan, replacing the 2013 plan. They also approved a major redevelopment of the PRGS site at 1300 N. Royal Street, including multiple buildings and open spaces. Several rezoning, special use permit, and subdivision requests were approved on the consent calendar or after public hearings.","[""Recommended Master Plan Amendment #2026-00001 (Housing 2040 Plan) (7-0)"", ""Approved Subdivision #2026-00007 and four DSUPs for PRGS redevelopment blocks B, C, and open spaces (7-0)"", ""Recommended rezoning #2026-00001 (1019 Cameron St) to CD (7-0)"", ""Approved SUP #2026-00009 for outdoor live entertainment at 699 Prince St as amended (7-0)"", ""Recommended rezoning #2026-00002 (4154 Duke St) to expand permitted commercial uses (7-0)"", ""Approved SUB #2026-00003 and SUB #2026-00004 lot subdivisions (7-0 each)"", ""Approved City Charter Section 9.06 case #2026-00007 for outdoor dining lease at 912 King St (7-0)"", ""Recommended SUP #2026-00013 for dwelling on substandard lot at 404 A East Alexandria Ave (7-0)""]","[""housing"", ""master-plan"", ""redevelopment"", ""zoning"", ""subdivisions"", ""parks"", ""commercial"", ""special-use-permit""]",14000,2026-07-05 01:28:06
47,69,ok,deepseek-219:deepseek-v4-flash,Board approves new construction at 1126 Prince Street,"The Board approved new construction at 1126 Prince Street (BAR2026-00043) by a 7-0 vote. They also approved the minutes from May 20, 2026, and granted a deferral request for alterations at 409 South Royal Street. No votes were taken on numerous administrative approvals listed.","[""Approved new construction at 1126 Prince Street (7-0)"", ""Approved minutes of May 20, 2026 (7-0)"", ""Granted deferral for alterations at 409 South Royal Street (7-0)""]","[""architectural-review"", ""new-construction"", ""historic-district"", ""admin-approvals""]",3119,2026-07-05 01:26:00
48,70,ok,deepseek-22:deepseek-v4-flash,Approved special exception for side yard addition at 20 West Myrtle St,"The Board of Zoning Appeals approved a special exception for an addition in the required side yard at 20 West Myrtle Street (5-0). They also elected Mr. Justus as Vice Chair and approved the minutes from the May 11, 2026 hearing, both unanimously.","[""Elected Mr. Justus as Vice Chair (5-0)"", ""Approved BZA2026-00007 special exception for addition at 20 West Myrtle (5-0)"", ""Approved May 11, 2026 hearing minutes (5-0)""]","[""zoning"", ""board-of-zoning-appeals"", ""special-exception"", ""alexandria""]",1641,2026-07-05 01:24:27
49,71,ok,deepseek-187:deepseek-v4-flash,Council approves consent agenda including FY27 budget and bond ordinances,"City Council approved a consent agenda containing multiple first-reading ordinances, including the Fiscal Year 2027 budget appropriation and general obligation bonds for city and school capital projects. Other approved items included encroachment ordinances, polling place relocation, and board appointments. The council also received updates on the Potomac River Generating Station TIF proposal and police department operations, but took no final action on those items. The meeting was largely procedural.","[""Approved consent items as a block, including first readings of FY2027 budget appropriation and bond issuance"", ""Approved polling place relocation from Blessed Sacrament to Christ the King Anglican Church (first reading)"", ""Approved encroachment ordinances for 601 Wythe Street and 732 North Washington Street (first readings)"", ""Approved support for VDOT SMART SCALE grant applications"", ""Approved resignations of four commission members"", ""Approved appointments to multiple boards and commissions"", ""Adopted electronic participation resolution (unanimous)"", ""Adopted closed session resolution (unanimous)""]","[""budget"", ""bonds"", ""appointments"", ""encroachments"", ""polling-place"", ""grants"", ""police""]",14000,2026-07-05 01:23:59
50,72,ok,deepseek-16:deepseek-v4-flash,Authorized Waterfront Implementation Project with Enhanced Gravity Sewer,"City Council approved the Waterfront Implementation Project, directing the City Manager to execute a Comprehensive Agreement with Skanska/JMT for Option 3 Enhanced Gravity Sewer and negotiate a Guaranteed Maximum Price. They also approved consent items including rezoning and special use permits, with amendments to the SUP for outdoor live entertainment at 699 Prince Street requiring noise monitoring and removing Sunday hours. A sidewalk merchandise ordinance was deferred.","[""Authorized Waterfront Implementation Project Comprehensive Agreement with Skanska/JMT (Option 3 Enhanced Gravity Sewer)"", ""Approved rezoning at 1019 Cameron Street from CL to CD (7-0 Planning Commission recommendation)"", ""Approved rezoning proffer amendment at 4154 Duke Street (7-0 Planning Commission recommendation)"", ""Approved SUP for outdoor live entertainment at 699 Prince Street with amendments: noise monitoring, removal of Sunday hours, 3-month review"", ""Adopted ordinance authorizing encroachments at 601 Wythe Street (ORD. NO. 5635)"", ""Adopted FY2027 appropriations ordinance (ORD. NO. 5640)"", ""Adopted general obligation bonds ordinance for city and schools capital projects (ORD. NO. 5639)"", ""Deferred sidewalk merchandise ordinance (item 16)""]","[""waterfront"", ""zoning"", ""special-use-permit"", ""budget"", ""bonds"", ""encroachments"", ""public-hearing""]",14000,2026-07-05 01:21:44