Dennis Hennen, Berkley City Council

The Planning Commission approved the Aqua-Tots development, are making better public hearing notice requirements, and discussed parking in general.

Berkley finally has the legal tools to enforce delivery of the free papers to the door and not in the driveway. I've already asked the City Manager and Attorney to start looking at this.

After speaking with several local and state authorities, I have some updates on fireworks.

Denial and discussion for side yard encroachment and an MRI trailer.

Ordinances on marijuana and conversion therapy, and rules changes to increase transparency were items decided at Monday's council meeting.

I was interviewed by Fox 2 after another fire that seems to have been caused by fireworks.

Some notes from my legal research on surface drainage and neighborhood flooding.

I support the road diet concept, but the rollout has been a disaster from the start.