More information on this topic can be obtained by talking with Bob Van Oosterhout.Ī question was asked about the Gelman plume. The Courageous Conversation group is reaching out to more communities. In addition, a trailhead located in Dexter would bring more revenue to Dexter businesses. Since the park area is currently used by some 400,000 people, not having a trailhead interferes with B2B and park plans. A petition is being organized for signatures to have this issue placed on the ballot which will not be possible until 2024. Questions were pondered why the Dexter City Council proposed renovating the current fire station rather than building a new one on the Meadowview site. Currently the best location for a trailhead would be where the current fire station is located. The question was raised whether Dexter should also have a trailhead. Zach shared that a trailhead is being planned by Chelsea for the B2B. Congressperson Dingell shared that federal dollars have been applied for but there is no news as of this date. Additional partners to provide sustainability will be sought. Five Healthy Towns is most likely to be a partner in the development and sustainability of the center. The project will be multigenerational and most likely the current Dexter Wellness Center, now up for sale, will be the site for the development. The funds will be in the hands of the Dexter Community Schools as they are the governmental agency that will be responsible for the dissemination of the funds. Two of our Washtenaw County legislators, Jennifer Conlin and Sue Shink, shared that the Dexter Senior Center will receive $8.5 million from the State of Michigan. Karl Fink and Gordon Smith co-chaired today’s session. *** " We make the agenda at the meeting so you never know what's on peoples' minds until you ask." ****
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