On January 16, 2024, the Leelanau County Board of Commissioners convened at the Government Center, where they discussed key issues, including the appointment of a permanent Planning Director and the Teamsters Union Letter of Understanding. The meeting concluded with discussions on employee culture, highlighting the need for better communication and training to enhance workplace morale.
The Leelanau County Board of Commissioners convened for their regular session on January 16, 2024. Key discussions revolved around the hiring of a new Planning Director and updates from the Bay Area Transportation Authority. The meeting concluded with the approval of financial amendments and a resolution to allocate funds for attainable housing initiatives, reflecting the county’s commitment to community service.
The Northport Village Council convened on January 12, 2024, to discuss a budget proposal for new staffing, specifically a Full-Time Treasurer and a Part-Time Administrative Assistant. Village Manager Jim Dyer presented a plan estimating around $75,000 for these roles, leveraging existing budget allocations and projected savings to address administrative shortages and support economic development initiatives.
This report outlines key dates and procedures for property assessment in Kasson Township for the 2024 tax year, governed by Bulletin 13 of 2023. December 31, 2023, is the critical “Tax Day.” The March Board of Review (MBOR) deadlines and responsibilities, including assessment roll completion and MBOR meetings, are emphasized throughout this assessment report.
The Township of Kasson has compiled a list of bills due for approval as of January 11, 2024, amounting to $102,210.80. The largest bill is from Cedar Area Fire and Rescue for $73,544.04. Other significant expenses include Leelanau Construction LLC for $25,250.00 and various vendors covering a range of services and materials.
The beginning balance for the period was reported at -747.14-7.29, with total disbursements amounting to 294,690.85. Receipts for the month were recorded at 71,755.66, resulting in a net balance after accounting for disbursements. The report indicates that the closing balance stands at -132,211.92, reflecting the current financial status of the township’s funds.
The financial performance of the Township of Kasson from April through December 2023 reveals a significant variance between budgeted and actual figures. The total income for the period was $177,447.43, which is only 33.2% of the budgeted $534,870.00, resulting in a shortfall of $357,422.57. Key revenue streams fell short, particularly taxes and state shared revenue.
The document presents a detailed account of financial transactions for the Township of Kasson during the post-audit period from January 1 to January 10, 2024. Key transactions include a bill payment made to CenturyLink via Huntington Bank, amounting to $146.02. Proper documentation of these transactions is essential for future reference and auditing processes.
This document presents the draft budget for the Township of Kasson for the Fiscal Year Ending 2025, comparing it to actual totals from FYE 2021-2023 and year-to-date figures through November 2024. The budget encompasses both ordinary income and expenses, alongside other income/expense related to Fire Revenue, outlining revenue projections from various sources.
In December 2023, three land use permits were issued, totaling 39 for the year. Approved activities included three single-family residences, two property line adjustments, and two gravel pit renewals. Additionally, six construction inspections were conducted, with ongoing violation investigations and extensive resident communication via phone and email by the Zoning Administrator.
