Steve Hamilton objects to the extended time allocated for public comment regarding election concerns at the February 13th Board meeting. He emphasizes the absence of credible evidence supporting claims of voter fraud, machine malfunctions, or other wrongdoings in previous elections, expressing confidence in the security and accuracy of upcoming elections.
The document cautions against hastily installing solar panels on county property, citing damage in Scotts Bluff, Nebraska. It expresses concern over the commission’s handling of the interim Finance Director, questions limiting public comments at meetings, and critiques the choice of MLI for the administrator search, emphasizing governance should let taxpayers lead their own lives.
The Leelanau County Board of Commissioners will convene an Executive Board Session on February 13, 2024, at 9:30 a.m. in Suttons Bay, Michigan. Key presentations will be made by Administrator Deborah Allen, discussing action items related to the Sheriff’s Office and Senior Services. Public comments are encouraged to ensure community engagement.
The Leelanau County Energy Futures Taskforce plans to enhance energy efficiency and promote renewable energy. A key initiative is a proposed solar installation at the Government Center, funded by a Michigan Public Service Commission grant. This project aims to reduce electric bills and exemplify solar energy’s benefits, while saving an estimated $1 million over 25 years.
The Cleveland Township Board in Leelanau County convened for their regular meeting on February 13, 2024. The agenda included administrative items and public comment opportunities. Reports from officials covered areas such as planning and assessment. Notably, discussions included reappointment of representatives, referendum requests for road maintenance funding, and new business items for the upcoming budget.
The report outlines key activities and deadlines for the Leland Township Assessor’s office during February 2024, including the due date for Personal Property Statements on February 20, and the mailing of the 2024 L-4400 Notice of Assessment on February 23. It emphasizes preparation for the March Board of Review and ongoing maintenance of property records.
This report summarizes the zoning activities in Leland Township for January 2024, highlighting four land use permits issued, including a dwelling addition and a commercial project. The total revenue generated is $700, reflecting diverse construction activities. Additionally, the Zoning Administrator handled inquiries and conducted inspections, ensuring effective community communication and engagement in zoning matters.
The Leland Township Board convened on February 12, 2024, at the Leland Township Library. The agenda was approved, and the consent agenda passed despite a suggestion to approve events separately. Public comments addressed speed limits, zoning ordinances, and the Sewer Commission’s quorum issues. The Treasurer’s report indicated a healthy sewer fund balance.
The 2023 Leelanau County Natural Hazard Mitigation Plan enhances community safety by outlining strategies to reduce risks from natural hazards like severe weather and flooding. Developed collaboratively with local stakeholders, it emphasizes public participation and integrates mitigation into planning. The plan identifies infrastructure improvements, public awareness, and coordinated responses to emergencies.
The Charter Township of Elmwood held its Regular Board Meeting on February 12, 2024, at 6:00 p.m. Supervisor Jeff Shaw called the meeting to order, leading the Pledge of Allegiance. The Board unanimously approved the Consent Calendar, which included various departmental reports and the Planning Commission Annual Report, with significant decisions made regarding short-term rentals and budget amendments.
