Event Date: 2024-01-11
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The Kasson Township Board announces that the regular meeting originally scheduled for Wednesday, January 10, 2024, has been rescheduled.
The new date for the meeting is set for Thursday, January 11, 2024, at 7 PM.
The proposed 333% increase in the budget for legal fees raises significant concerns regarding the responsible use of taxpayer funds. Given the previous year’s expenditures, it’s imperative to limit the legal fees budget to the 2023-24 allocation of $3,000 and reconsider granting one Council Member unilateral control over the Village’s legal expenses.
This document outlines the process for establishing an airport zoning ordinance in Michigan, focusing on Section 17 of the Michigan Airport Zoning Act. The purpose is to regulate land use near publicly owned airports, limiting structure heights, and managing other potential hazards to air navigation. It details the roles of the Michigan Aeronautics Commission and others.
This memo summarizes the bills requiring approval for the Township of Kasson as of April 9, 2024. The total amount for all bills needing approval is $2,171.81. It details the vendor, date of the bill, a brief description of the service or product provided, the due date, and the open balance for each invoice.
The Leelanau Township Board of Trustees met on August 13, 2024, discussing various items including the approval of previous meeting minutes and audit reports. Key topics included agreements related to the Northport Sportsman’s Club and Omena Point Road proposals. The session concluded with public comments and preparations for the next meeting on September 10, 2024.
1. Roll Call: The meeting will begin with a roll call to ensure the attendance of all board members. 2. Enter Closed Session: The board will enter a closed session to discuss a specific matter, likely a sensitive medical expense. 3. Discussion and Action: The board will discuss and take action on a medical expense matter.
Supervisor’s Report highlights include discussions on road care costs, speed limits, and plans for electronic speed limit signs, with Cleveland Township set to receive 7% of the local improvements fund in 2025. The Clerk’s Report confirmed the completion of the election and ongoing cemetery requests, while the Treasurer reported a financial balance of $350,337.86.
