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Eastpoint City Hall honors Rosalyn Carter with memorial door from Habitat for Humanity

January 02, 2025 | Eastpointe City, Macomb County, Michigan


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Eastpoint City Hall honors Rosalyn Carter with memorial door from Habitat for Humanity
The Eastpointe Planning Commission convened on January 2, 2025, to address several key agenda items, beginning with a moment of remembrance for community member contributions. Following this, Miss Holman announced that Habitat for Humanity would be installing a memorial door in the lobby of City Hall, similar to a previous installation in Fort Wayne. This door will be available for public condolences from Monday through Thursday, coinciding with a service scheduled for Thursday.

The meeting proceeded with the approval of the agenda, which was unanimously supported by the commission members. The roll call confirmed the approval, with all members voting in favor.

During the first public hearing segment, attendees were invited to speak for three minutes. The chair reminded those wishing to comment on the upcoming rezoning request for a cell tower to hold their remarks until the designated public hearing. Gary Myer, an Eastpointe resident, took the opportunity to wish everyone a happy and safe New Year, expressing appreciation for the community's efforts. Another resident, Jennifer Nicholas, also greeted the attendees and posed a couple of questions, indicating active community engagement.

The meeting highlighted the commission's commitment to community involvement and the importance of public sentiment in local governance. Further discussions and decisions are anticipated as the commission continues its agenda in future meetings.

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