Preview: City Commission to Draw Recyclebank Prizes, Authorize Appeal in Coolidge Highway Suit and More

The Huntington Woods City Commission will convene at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at , with green topics a major part the agenda.

The agenda includes the following items:

• Recognizing the committee for its contributions to the city. Race entry fees and donations, along with proceeds from the , covered the $13,500 price tag for held over . More than 400 runners and walkers took part in Run/Walk BOOM!!!, which was held June 30.
• A presentation by Sheila Vanfield from the Southeast Michigan Regional Energy Office on energy audits available to residents through the Better Buildings for Michigan Program. The complete, 3-hour audits will be offered for $100, according to manager Claire Galed.
• A prize drawing for residents who have registered for the national , which could bring in $100,000 for sustainable projects in the city. "The first name drawn (Tuesday) will get $200 off their water bill; second and third, $100 and $50 off their water bills respectively," according to Galed. "In addition, there will be seven additional gift cards awarded."
• Authorizing city attorneys to appeal in which a $700,000 award to the city was reversed.

The meeting is open to the public, and there will be opportunities for citizen comments. The complete agenda is attached to this story as a PDF.

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