Detroit — Metropolis Council is urging the city, condition and the maker of Jeeps to give buyouts, property swaps or other support to residents close to the new SUV plant subsequent numerous noxious odor violations. Stellantis NV has been given six air-quality violations issued by the Michigan Office of Atmosphere, Good Lakes and Electricity because September 2021 for nuisance odor grievances at its $1.6 billion Mack Assembly Plant on the city’s east facet. The plant builds the two-row and three-row Jeep Grand Cherokee SUVs. The resolution set forth by Councilwoman Latisha Johnson calls for buyouts at “truthful market place value,” “appropriate” residence swaps with the Detroit Land Bank’s rehabbed-and-ready homes…