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Grand Rapids appoints Hannah Greening to Land Bank Authority

Grand Rapids appoints Hannah Greening to Land Bank Authority

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Committee on Appointments confirms realtor Hannah Greening to the Land Bank Authority

Overview

Updated Oct 30

Grand Rapids' Committee on Appointments voted on October 27, 2026 to confirm Hannah Greening, a realtor, to the Land Bank Authority. The authority buys and holds vacant properties for later redevelopment.

Greening fills a seat left open by an inaugural member who resigned soon after the board was formed, a commissioner said at the meeting. The Land Bank has asked the city's Affordable Housing Fund for $5 million to buy and hold land; as of October 7 it reported about 20 parcels available and 18 under option.

Why it matters

Land Bank Authority appointments shape which vacant properties get redeveloped, affecting housing supply and neighborhood conditions across Grand Rapids.

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New Land Bank Authority member
Hannah Greening confirmed to the board on October 27, 2026.

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Timeline

1 event Latest: October 27th, 2026 · 2 weeks ago
  1. Committee on Appointments names Hannah Greening to Land Bank Authority

    Latest Appointment

    The Grand Rapids City Commission's Committee on Appointments appointed Hannah Greening to the Land Bank Authority.

Scenarios

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City Commission ratifies Greening's appointment

Likely Resolves by Nov 30, 2026

Discussed by: The city's standard procedure; the Committee on Appointments typically forwards names to the full commission for final approval.

The full City Commission votes to approve the appointment at its next regular meeting, making Greening's board seat official. This is the routine path for all appointments made by the committee.

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