The Hastings City Council met Monday evening and approved the WBCH St. Patrick’s Parade to be held March 17th at 4pm on South Jefferson Street. Mayor David Tossava, a UofM fan, will wear green.
The Council approved the appointment of William Nesbitt to fill a First Ward seat on the City Council that became vacant with the recent resignation of Therese Maupin-Moore. Nesbitt will serve the remainder of the term through December, 2022.
Council heard an update from Community Development Director Dan King on the city’s application process to engage in the Redevelopment Ready Communities program through the MEDC.
Among other actions:
-Council approved the final assessments for sidewalks to be built on West State Street between McDonald’s and Aldi’s.
-Held the first reading of an ordinance regarding auto repair shops, gas stations, and car wash facilities in the B1 business district.
-Set a public hearing for February 28th for public comment on the Master Park and Recreation Plan
