Village Manager at Village of Paw Paw
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Oct 8, 2026
Nov 8, 2026
This RFP seeks proposals for full program administration services for a Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) homeowner rehabilitation program.
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The council accepted the 2025-2026 fiscal year audit findings and approved a significant amount in claims. Various agreements were authorized, including an ordinance enforcement contract and a master agreement for electrical engineering services. A resolution was passed to update bank signatories, and a new appointment was made to the DDA Board. The meeting also featured updates from several committees, including the Farmers Market and Parks & Rec, alongside staff reports concerning infrastructure improvements, natural gas generator installations, and public safety updates.
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The Council discussed and approved several items, including a resolution supporting the Red Arrow Convoys' Special Event Application for a lighted truck parade and the authorization for an artist to install a mural on the side of Village Hall. The Village Manager initiated the process for amending the short-term rental zoning ordinance. Additionally, the Council began reviewing aesthetic treatments for the upcoming I-94 bridge replacement project planned by the Michigan Department of Transportation. Reports were provided regarding Planning Commission activities, potential natural gas generators for peak electrical demand, and ongoing street infrastructure work.
The Council discussed public inquiries regarding the Briggs Dam project, mowing bids, and MSHDA grant applications. Notable actions included authorizing radio encryption upgrades for patrol vehicles, approving a change order and an engineering services proposal for the Briggs Dam replacement project, authorizing a pay request for the Elm Street reconstruction, and accepting a proposal for the Tantalus AMI metering system. The Council also consented to process changes to the DDA board size ordinance. Staff provided updates on the purchase of land for water wells, ongoing street resurfacing work, and recent police department activities.
The council addressed several agenda items, including the approval of financial claims and the authorization of environmental remediation work by EGLE in village right-of-ways. Key project approvals included the site plan for the Bronson Lakeview ER expansion and a final pay request for Milbocker Construction. Additionally, the meeting covered various committee updates, such as the Parks and Recreation Board's discussion on kayak kiosks and playground equipment, the Economic and Residential Opportunity Committee's work on tax incentives, and Fire Department updates regarding new equipment and banking changes. Staff reports provided information on infrastructure projects, including the M-40 reconstruction timeline, bridge maintenance, and storm damage remediation efforts.
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