• Respond to agenda items and electronic comments submitted by the public. (item AC-1) Routine.

• Provide an update on the Downtown Development Authority’s activities. (item INT-1) Routine.

• Confirm mayoral appointments to boards and commissions. (item MC-1) Routine.

• Confirm reappointments to boards and commissions. (item MC-2) Routine.

• Approve street closings for the Ann Arbor SPARK Tech Talk (a2Tech360) on Friday, October 2, 2026, from 6:00 AM until 8:00 PM. (item CA-1) Routine.

• Approve street closings for the Ann Arbor Marathon running event on Sunday, October 4, 2026. (item CA-2) Routine.

• Enter into a General Services Agreement with RACM, L.L.C., D/B/A Servpro Team Miller for water damage remediation services. — $170,000 (item CA-3) Routine.

• Enter into a Sole Source Professional Services Agreement with Covalence Consulting Inc. for UKG Pro support of the city’s transition from Ultimate Time and Attendance to UKG Pro Workforce Management Platform. — $279,400 (item CA-4) Routine.

• Issue a Sole Source Purchase Order with West Shore Services, Inc. for replacement of outdoor warning siren controllers and cabinets. — $55,870 (item CA-5) Routine.

• Approve a Payment in Lieu of Taxes for the affordable housing project at 2810 Boardwalk. (item CA-6) Routine.

• Increase the FY 2027 Climate Action Millage expenditure budget by $874,467.00. — $874,467 (item CA-7) Modifies annual sustainability spending authority.

• Accept a sidewalk easement at 2800 Dexter Road from the Catherine E. Wadhams Revocable Trust Dated 02/11/2014. (item CA-8) Routine.

• Accept a sanitary sewer easement at 400 S. Maple Road from The Kroger Co. of Michigan. (item CA-9) Routine.

• Hold a public hearing on an ordinance to add Title XI (Tenants Bill of Rights) and Chapter 150 (Tenants Right to Organize) to the Code of the City of Ann Arbor. (item PH-1) Establishes tenant organizing and rights protections.

• Hold a public hearing to approve fees for Fire Department ambulance transport with Advanced Life Support. (item PH-2) Sets new or modified emergency services revenue fees.

• Hold a public hearing on Amendment #1 to the Brownfield Plan for the Village of Ann Arbor. (item PH-3) Modifies contaminated site remediation strategy.

• Hold a public hearing on Amendment #1 to the Brownfield Plan for 300-312 E. Huron St. (AC Hotel). (item PH-4) Modifies contaminated site remediation strategy for a specific property.

• Approve regular meeting minutes of September 8, 2026. (item A-1) Routine.

• Second reading of an ordinance to add Title XI (Tenants Bill of Rights) and Chapter 150 (Tenants Right to Organize) to the Code of the City of Ann Arbor. (item B-1) Establishes tenant organizing and rights protections.

• First reading of an ordinance to rezone approximately 41.292 acres from R3 (Multiple Family), R4 (Multiple Family), and PL (Public Land) districts to TC1 (Transit Corridor) at 1310 Wisteria Drive. (item C-1) Rezoning affects future use and density on a significant acreage.

• First reading of an ordinance to amend Section 2:413 (Rate Schedules) to Chapter 35 (Sustainable Energy Utility) of the Code of the City of Ann Arbor. (item C-2) Modifies sustainable energy utility rate structure.

• Approve fees for Fire Department ambulance transport with Advanced Life Support. (item DS-1) Sets new or modified emergency services revenue fees.

• Approve Amendment #1 to the Brownfield Plan for the Village of Ann Arbor. (item DS-2) Modifies contaminated site remediation strategy.

• Approve Amendment #1 to the Brownfield Plan for 300-312 E. Huron St. (AC Hotel). (item DS-3) Modifies contaminated site remediation strategy for a specific property.

• Allocate $9,700,000.00 in proceeds from the sale of 309 S. Ashley (Kline’s Lot) and establish the Strategic Property Acquisition Fund. — $9,700,000 (item DS-4) Creates a major fund for strategic property acquisition from real estate sale proceeds.

• Appoint Mark Brantmeyer, Sheena Long, and Chris Mattox to the Independent Community Police Oversight Commission. (item DC-1) Staffs the civilian police oversight body.

• Appoint Councilmember Cornell to the Local Development Finance Authority. (item DC-2) Routine.

• Direct the City Administrator to develop recommendations regarding a regional deer management program. (item DC-3) Seeks recommendations for coordinated wildlife management.

• File the Risk Funds Claims Report for August 2026. (item E-1) Routine.

• Receive communication from the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy regarding the reissuance of COC No. MIG760030 to CPI Foundry LLC for the Foundry Lofts Pool. (item E-2) Routine.

• Receive communication from the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy regarding the proposed new use of NPDES COC No. MIG760107 to 707 Church Street Owner, LLC for the Rambler Ann Arbor Pool. (item E-3) Routine.

• Receive notification of Toya Pace’s resignation from the Renters Commission. (item E-4) Routine.

• File the Local Development Finance Authority meeting minutes from June 25, 2026. (item F-1) Routine.

• File the minutes of the June 9, 2026 Elizabeth Dean Fund Committee meeting. (item F-2) Routine.

• File the Zoning Board of Appeals meeting minutes from May 27, 2026. (item F-3) Routine.

• File the City Planning Commission meeting minutes from July 7, 2026. (item F-4) Routine.

• File the final minutes of the April 14, 2026 Elizabeth Dean Fund Committee meeting. (item F-5) Routine.

• File the City of Ann Arbor Employees’ Retirement System Board meeting minutes from July 16, 2026. (item F-6) Routine.

• File the City of Ann Arbor Retiree Health Care Benefit Plan & Trust Board meeting minutes from July 16, 2026. (item F-7) Routine.

• File the Council Policy Agenda Committee meeting minutes from July 2026. (item F-8) Routine.

• File the Election Commission meeting minutes from July 14, 2026. (item F-9) Routine.

• File the Downtown Development Authority meeting minutes from August 2026. (item F-10) Routine.

• File the Council Administration Committee meeting minutes from August 11, 2026. (item F-11) Routine.

• File the Human Rights Commission meeting minutes from July 8, 2026. (item F-12) Routine.

• File the Ann Arbor Public Art Commission meeting minutes from June 3, 2026. (item F-13) Routine.

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