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BAY CITY, MI - There could be a light at the end of the tunnel for Bay City’s outdoor dining fans. On Monday, April 3, the Bay City Commission will consider a resolution that, if approved, would restore street closures in downtown Bay City for the 2023 Feet on the Street season. On Monday, March 6, the Bay City Commission approved a resolution from commissioner Shelley Ann Niedzwiecki that allows for Saginaw Street in downtown Bay City to close for the entire 2023 outdoor dining season. However, the veto was not done to kill-off Feet on the Street and the Saginaw Street closure, explained Newsham. The April 3 meeting is scheduled to start at 6 p.m. in the city commission chambers at Bay City Hall, 301 Washington Avenue.

BAY CITY, MI - The fate of Bay City’s Feet on the Street is not completely decided yet as conversations continue on how-and-if the 2023 season will happen. The fate of the 2023 Feet on the Street season has been in limbo. Originally, the rules for this season did not allow for the Feet on the Street seasonal road closures that have been in place since 2020.

BAY CITY, MI - After a multi-year run, Bay City is saying farewell to its Feet on the Street seasonal road closures. On Monday, Feb. 20, the Bay City Commission voted to approve a new set of rules for the 2023 outdoor dining season. The Feet on the Street program started in 2020 during the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. Moving ahead to 2023, the focus is now on sidewalk cafes only this season and no more permanent road closures. The ordinance allows for sidewalk cafes to stretch into the street parking areas adjacent to the business’s sidewalk.

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BAY CITY, MI - The Michigan Department of Transportation is currently working on repairing a stretch of M-25 in Bay City. MDOT was scheduled to start work on the project on Monday, Sept. 12 and it is estimated that the work will be completed on Friday, Sept. 10. Bay City crews began work at the intersection on Sept. 7 and the project is expected to be finished on Nov. 15 of this year. A pedestrian detour follows Saginaw, Center, Adams and 7th Street. The Bay City Times previously reported that the Feet on the Street road closures were allowed to take place from May 1 through Nov. 1.

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BAY CITY, MI - The city is looking to gauge the public’s response to this year’s Feet on the Street program through a survey. The program returned for 2021 due to requests from both businesses and patrons. The survey will be available until Dec. 12, according to the city. The survey asks respondents questions such as which specific Feet on the Street locations they visited, why they did so, and during what time of day/week they stopped by. The survey also asks respondents to give feedback on parking availability and accessibility and whether or not the outdoor dining options were ADA accessible.

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GRAND RAPIDS, MI -- Residents might start noticing tags on their recycling carts again showing them what was improperly recycled as gains made by a curbside inspection program last fall have started slipping. Grand Rapids stopped tagging carts for about four months after the program because people were recycling far better than they had before. For example, the tonnage of recyclables incinerated during that time due to unacceptable materials fell roughly 73%, compared to before the program. “Our current recycling initiatives would be to continue to sustain the improvements that we did see from the Feet on the Street program,” said Robert Swain, acting director of the Grand Rapids Public Works Department. Read more:2 dozen more Grand Rapids blocks could soon see sidewalk, on-street drinking zonesComedian from Michigan in ‘Jeopardy’ Tournament of Champions quarterfinals tonightPolls are closing, it’s your last chance to vote for Michigan’s Best Inland Lake

BAY CITY, MI - Bay City’s Feet on the Street outdoor dining initiative is returning for 2021 after a successful first year. They created a completely different downtown Bay City for the summer, it was different, it was cool,” said Kurt Busard, chief operating officer at DRI. DRI operates Tavern 101 and City Hall in Bay City, both of which had outdoor dining setups during Feet on the Street’s first debut. The Midland Street Business District closures are permitted by the city to last through end of November. According to a statement from the city, Bay City is currently examining the addition of more bollards this year based on need, location, and the wishes of the individual areas.

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