I went to the second floor of Ann Arbor City Hall today at about 2:45 p.m. and looked at the printed agenda for the City Council meeting tonight at 7 p.m.  It included two resolutions:

City Council rules allow for agenda changes up until the very last possible minute; you'll have to count on reporting from our government reporter, Ryan Stanton, to see what is actually discussed at council tonight.

Why is this important?  For several reasons. 

First, council members themselves have complained about last minute additions of complex issues to the agenda, which make it difficult for them to communicate with their constituents in a timely way.

Second, a lot of people enjoy Frisinger Park as a tailgate location during football games, and any changes to that site that would involve parking cars on a field that is also used for recreational sports and as a playground for neighborhood children is worthy of some discussion.

Third, when there was a similar proposal to park cars in Allmendinger Park, neighbors there made their wishes to preserve that park for recreation during games abundantly clear.

That's all I know now; film at 11.