Lansing voters will likely consider several changes to its charter this fall, including one proposed amendment that would strip East Lansing of its non-voting advisory seat on the Lansing Board of Water and Light (BWL) Board of Commissioners.
The proposed change is to standardize all Lansing boards to eight voting members, which would eliminate the three non-voting members on the BWL board, according to the City Pulse.
If voters approve the charter change, it would represent a step backwards for East Lansing representation on the BWL board, after city officials have said they’d like to have a voting member on the board…