The Commission reviews the ongoing lead service line replacement project, which aims to remove all lead pipes in the city by the end of 2025. Public Services Director James Baker outlines the project's scope and expected impacts, with funding sought through state revolving loan funds. The Commission also discusses the aftermath of a recent severe storm, detailing efforts to clear debris and restore services, with aid from the City of Grand Rapids. Zoning changes are considered for properties for residential development and a new mixed-use building featuring a daycare is proposed by local developer Jamari Bogan. The meeting features a presentation by the Youth Juvenile Justice Fellows from Western Michigan University, advocating for mentorship programs. Public comments focus on the need for effective housing discrimination policies and enhanced civil rights board capabilities. The Kalamazoo City Commission Meeting covers critical infrastructure projects, community development, and social justice issues, providing an in-depth look at the city's ongoing challenges and initiatives.