| |
 |
Mayor: Susan Baldwin
10 N. Division St., Suite 215
Battle Creek, MI 49037
269-966-3371 (voice)
269-966-3627 (fax)
|
|
AccessVision |
Airport
Advisory Comm.
AMSA | BC
Transit Local Adv. Comm.
BCATS Policy Committee |
BCTIFA
Board of
Canvassers |
Board of Review
City
Attorney Eval. Comm. | City Commission
City Commission Meeting Rules Committee
City Manager Eval. Comm. | Civil Service
Comm.
Columbia Avenue BID Board
Comm.
Dev. Advisory Council |
Dangerous Building Bd.
DDA
|
Dickman Road
Business Improvement Board
Downtown
Parking Sys. Adv. Comm.
Economic Development Corp. |
Election Commission.
Environmental Policy
Review Committee
Ethics
Policy Review Committee
Goguac Lake Board |
Historic District Comm.
Housing
Commission |
Housing Bd. of Appeals
Income
Tax Bd. of Appeals |Insurance
Policy Review Comm.
Int.
Relations Comm.
| LDDA |
Lead Task Force
License Review Board |
Local Development
Finance Authority
Local Officers
Compensation Commission |
Neighborhood
Planning Councils
Parternship for Redevelopment in MIchigan
Planning Commission | Police/Fire
Retire. System Bd.
Police/Fire Retiree Health Care Insurance Board
Public
Transportation Comm. |
Rental Property Hearing Board
Special
Assessment Review Bd. |
Tax Abatement Comm.
Travel
Expense Comm. | Tree
Advisory Council
Wastewater Utility Adv. Comm. |
Zoning
Bd. of Appeals
Neighborhood Planning
Councils
Click
here to go to the Community and Neighborhood Resources
Department
A Neighborhood Planning
Council, or NPC, is a group of citizens from the same
residential area who meet to discuss common issues which are
causing concern in their area. Suggestions and information
which members may have are shared with City Officials who
can work with the councils to bring about desired changes.
Any person who lives or owns property in a neighborhood
council area may attend meetings, which are open to the
public. Members are appointed by the City Commission. Anyone
wanting to join a council should give his or her name to the
chairperson of the council. His or her name will be
submitted to the City Commission for approval and official
appointment. Each
neighborhood council has its own meeting date each month.
Meetings all start at 7:00 p.m. and run one to two hours.
Meetings are often held in neighborhood schools or other
areas. Questions about Neighborhood Planning Councils,
meeting locations or membership may be directed to the
City's Neighborhood Services Department (269)966-3379. The
links below provide specific information about NPCs.
NPC No. 1 Post
Franklin
NPC No. 2 North Central
NPC No. 3 Central
NPC No. 4 Fremont/Verona/McKinley
NPC No. 5 Urbandale
NPC
No. 9 Rural Southwest
NPC No. 10 Westlake/Prairieview
NPC No. 11 Minges Brook/Riverside
Click here
to go to the Official Notices section of our website to view
the meeting schedule of each of the NPCs.
|
