A project that would re-purpose the old Taco Bell building on Grand River Avenue into a five-story mixed-used building with commercial space on the first floor and a mix of one-, two-three-, and four- bedroom apartments on the upper floors is also set for public hearing on Tuesday. Action is not expected from council as the the applicant is requesting council not take action until council takes action on the Brownfield Plan. This is according to a memorandum from Darcy Schmitt, planning and zoning administrator for the city. 

Council will also hold a special work session at 6 p.m. before the council meeting in order to discuss a lease agreement with the Capital Area Housing Partnership for the Bailey Community Center, which is a time-sensitive matter according to Megan Clark, assistant to the city manager. Council will also be discussing a pre-development agreement with DTN Management Company for the Park District at the work session.

The special work session was added due to the time sensitiveness of the lease agreement according to Clark. It will take the place of the regularly scheduled work session meeting which was scheduled for July 21. This means the only time council will meet during the month of July is at the work session and council meeting Tuesday.