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- Public comments
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Discussed at 2 meetings in the last 60 days; most recently Oct 28, 2026.
Public comments (21)
Called for uniform ordinances on land-bank properties, remediation of contaminated sites, and opposed the Chronos concrete plant's 70-acre east side project, urging downzoning from M4.
Budget, Finance And Audit Standing Committee · 14:15 →Voiced neighborhood opposition to DTE energy projects and urged support for urban agriculture initiatives.
City Council Formal Session · 2:43:00 →Warned against the environmental and ecological hazards of data center expansion, citing risks to pollinators and water supplies.
City Council Formal Session · 1:28:14 →Voiced opposition to data centers, utility monopolies, and surveillance technologies.
City Council Formal Session · 1:02:00 →Raised concerns regarding contaminated soil contracts and administrative transparency.
City Council Formal Session · 49:27 →Expressed opposition to data center developments due to noise and environmental impacts.
City Council Formal Session · 49:31 →Raised concerns about contaminated soil and delays in lot remediation following demolitions.
Public Health and Safety Standing Committee · 50:45 →Expressed support for renewable energy and the ongoing solar project initiative.
City Council Formal Session · 2:34:00 →Raised environmental and safety concerns regarding solar farm installations and battery/panel risks.
City Council Formal Session · 4:28:50 →Criticized the city's solar land assembly process and zoning waivers.
City Council Formal Session · 4:33:17 →Raised questions regarding solar project contracts, vendor accountability, and community benefits.
City Council Formal Session · 2:55:25 →Expressed concerns regarding solar farm land leases, DTE agreements, and transparency.
City Council Formal Session · 24:10:00 →Compared the situation to Flint, reported sick pets, and demanded the council stop a project she said lacks a license and community engagement.
Planning and Economic Development Standing Committee · 15:37 →Described having a family member tested for arsenic and said no city office responded to her concerns.
Planning and Economic Development Standing Committee · 18:01 →Shared her own poisoning history, asked for an environmental study before contracts are approved, and urged 10-year rent restrictions on abated affordable housing.
Planning and Economic Development Standing Committee · 44:02 →Urged Young to meet the Detroit Hamtramck coalition over particulate pollution, criticized North End Landing garbage conditions and raised rodent migration from the excavation.
Planning and Economic Development Standing Committee · 42:07 →Inquired about soil testing notices in neighborhoods and criticized former leadership regarding taxation.
Internal Operations Standing Committee · 28:00 →Critical of city land management, property takings, and solar project land use.
City Council Formal Session · 1:29:50 →Said the Conner-Frood area already has four water waste plants with three more requested, citing arsenic in her household, air pollution and property value harm.
Planning and Economic Development Standing Committee · 19:04 →An east side resident who stood with District 4 on air quality and questioned connections between developers, DTE and solar farm deals.
Planning and Economic Development Standing Committee · 35:59 →Questioned the $4.5 million due-diligence contract, asked why the city doesn't just clean up the contaminated dirt, and opposed street humps she says increase particulate matter.
Public Health and Safety Standing Committee · 35:01 →