Here are the main topics from the Ferndale City Council meeting:

Martin Road Park Support Facility: Final design approved, fully funded by over $2.1 million in grants for restrooms and other amenities.

Southeast Oakland County Safety Plan: Progressing with Vision Zero adopted, focusing on high-speed streets (especially 8 Mile). Application for nearly $13 million in federal implementation grants (80% federal, 20% local) is underway.

Parking System Transition: Moving from "Pay-by-Space" to "Pay-by-Zone" for efficiency, using license plate readers. Parking is free this week during the changeover.

Lead Service Line Replacement Ordinance: Adopted to mandate replacement for all homeowners. City notification of the ordinance's adoption will reset the 365-day compliance clock.

Senior Home Chore Services Grant: Approval of a $380,000 grant to help seniors with home improvements and services.

Max the Puppy Update: Max is recovering well in foster care after a torture incident and will be adopted.

"Fern and Learn" Season 3: Successfully concluded, allowing residents to learn about city departments.

Public Comments: Concerns raised about the Kulick property's future (advocating for public green space) and traffic diversion from road diets onto residential streets.

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