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Read. Follow. Verify.Request for Report on Drainage Fees for Detroit Land Bank Properties
Record date · March 13, 2017
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What This Bill Does
Council Member Mary Sheffield has requested a formal report detailing the costs of associated with properties owned by the Detroit Land Bank Authority and the process for how those fees are paid.
This request seeks transparency regarding the financial obligations and payment methods for on properties held by the Detroit Land Bank Authority, which impacts city revenue and property management costs.
Who It Affects
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Detroit Land Bank Authority
The organization is the subject of the requested financial report regarding its property drainage fees.
Detroit City Council
The council is overseeing the request for information to understand city-related drainage fee expenditures.
Key Facts
- Council Member Mary Sheffield requested a report on drainage fee costs for Detroit Land Bank Authority properties.
- The report must explain the specific payment process for these drainage fees.
- The item was previously discussed and directed to be brought back on February 6, 2017.
- The file was introduced on April 28, 2017.
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- The current status of the file is listed as 'Unfinished Business'.
- The file is assigned to the Public Health and Safety Standing Committee.
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The item was directed to be brought back on February 6, 2017, but the file introduction date is listed as April 28, 2017, suggesting a delay in formal processing.
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