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Last discussed Mar 3, 2026.
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Read a statement from Leland resident Faye Warner, who described losing $45,000 in property and suffering stress-induced muscle spasms after the December lockout.
City Council Formal Session · 1:02:42 →Attorney for Leland residents accused the city's law department of misrepresenting the court proceedings and said the proposed removal plan with broad legal releases is unacceptable.
City Council Formal Session · 1:05:02 →Spoke for Detroit Tenants Union with demands to restore power, retrieve belongings, and guarantee a right to return; said HRD has not been responsive.
City Council Formal Session · 1:09:26 →Demanded investigations of the transformer failure and redevelopment, restoration of power, and same-day access to belongings.
City Council Formal Session · 1:11:31 →Accused the city of distorting the truth, noted Judge Oxford ordered a plan filed by March 3, and urged the city to use eminent domain to take control of the building.
City Council Formal Session · 1:15:48 →A 19th-floor resident described being rushed out without his $5,000 of belongings and asked for help with replacement costs and compensation.
City Council Formal Session · 1:20:55 →Warned that urban explorers and thieves are breaking into the powerless building and that tenants will be left with the leftovers if access is delayed.
City Council Formal Session · 1:23:02 →urged council action on all Leland tenants' demands including right to return, and an independent investigation of the power shutoff.
City Council Formal Session · 24:38 →