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Published: Jun 16, 2026
St. Clair Shores Food Drive Exceeds Previous Year's Collection by Six Tons
Ron Zaleski, food drive coordinator for St. Clair Shores and president of the Michigan State Association of Letter Carriers, provided an update on the annual food drive. The city collected 34,217 pounds of food, an increase of six tons from the previous year. This initiative supports the Macomb Food Program, which redistributes food to local banks to assist needy individuals and families, particularly during the summer months when school meal programs are unavailable. Zaleski, who is retiring soon, was thanked for his dedicated service and significant impact on the community.
St. Clair Shores Amends Zoning Ordinance for Accessory Structures
Council discussed and approved amendments to the zoning ordinance regarding accessory structures (Section 48-550). The changes clarify exterior finish requirements, foundation specifications, and permit requirements for resin sheds. Key updates include defining acceptable exterior materials, clarifying that permits are required for resin sheds over 24 square feet, and aligning the ordinance with building codes for structures over 600 square feet, requiring 42-inch footings. The amendments also address potential ambiguities in previous language to ensure consistent enforcement.
St. Clair Shores Approves Zoning Changes for B1 District, Allowing Commercial Vehicle Parking and Outdoor Seating
Council approved amendments to the zoning ordinance for the B1 Local Business District (Section 48-304). The changes include allowing commercial vehicle parking within commercial areas, permitting outdoor seating for restaurants by right, allowing commercial-grade outdoor ice machines, and clarifying language regarding propane tank storage. The amendments aim to provide relief for business owners, enhance the usability of commercial spaces, and streamline regulations. Commercial vehicles parked overnight must be driven off-site for business operations, not exceed 20 feet in length or 10 feet in height, and be accessory to the primary use, with storage of materials in open beds prohibited. The changes passed with a 6-1 vote.
St. Clair Shores Eagles Area 3619 Honored for 50 Years of Service
The St. Clair Shores Eagles Area 3619 was honored for its 50th anniversary at the City Council meeting. The organization has been involved in various community and civic services, supporting numerous charitable causes and local initiatives, including park cleanups and support for first responders. The proclamation acknowledged their dedication and contributions to the city. Current president John Alexi and junior past worthy president Joe Romatz accepted the honor on behalf of the organization, expressing gratitude for the recognition and commitment to continued service.
Parks, Transportation, and Environmental Updates Highlight Community Improvements and Events
Updates were provided on several parks and environmental initiatives. The pickleball courts at Kite Monroe are awaiting detailed engineering timelines, with work estimated to begin after July 1st. The beach revitalization project at Veterans Memorial Park is complete, featuring new beach areas and landscaping, with staking of the seeded areas to commence shortly. Discussions around the Ten Mile and Little Mack intersection project included addressing a trip hazard on a sidewalk ramp. Additionally, a resident highlighted visibility issues with a traffic arrow near Veterans Memorial Park, and the city plans to work with DTE to relocate a telephone pole obstructing a sidewalk. Plans for Music on the Lake concerts, June Fest, and the St. Joan of Arc Food Truck Rally were announced.
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