Lowell Planning Commission met at City Hall last night for one of the first in-person meetings to be held in the city since Michigan’s stay-at-home order was lifted. Chairs in the audience were spaced out […]
Lowell City Council met for an hour and 20 minutes Monday night on the Zoom videoconferencing platform to discuss a variety of issues. All councilmembers were present and a number of residents and business owners […]
Lowell City Council met for more than two and half hours last night on the Zoom video conferencing platform. During the first half hour, councilmembers sat as members of the Zoning Board of Appeals to […]
Updated May 12 @2:45pm — The City of Lowell posted the following message on their Facebook page: Last evening there was an error pertaining to the Planning Commission Meeting. The public was given incorrect information […]
During a five minute meeting last night, Lowell City Council approved a swap of land with Unity School Investors, LLC. The decision was split 4-1 with Councilmember Cliff Yankovich voting in opposition to the motion. […]
After months of closed door sessions, Lowell City Council agreed to almost all the demands of the Unity School Investors in exchange for them dropping current and future legal claims against the city. Without any […]
At last night’s meeting, Lowell City Council held a Committee of the Whole, an open meeting and a closed session. Topics for the evening included the city pension plan, street repairs, a PUD rezoning request […]
Council chambers at Lowell City Hall was full of people last night, but they did not get to hear councilmembers discuss a proposal to rezone the former Unity High School property to a planned unit […]
The following represents the opinion of the Lowell’s First Look editorial board. On Tuesday, September 3, Lowell City Council will hold a public hearing and potentially take a vote on whether to rezone the site […]
After a lengthy discussion regarding parking and access to the High Street boat launch, the Planning Commission sent a recommendation to the Lowell City Council to approve a zoning change sought by the owners of […]
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