The Leland Township Zoning Administrator’s report for March 2024 details the issuance of five Land Use Permits, totaling $420.00 in fees. Projects include new dwellings, antenna installation, and changes of use. The report tracks numerous inquiries and emphasizes the Zoning Administrator’s active engagement with residents through phone calls and emails.
In April 2023, LTF&R saw significant promotions including Geoff Niessink to Deputy Chief and Greg Thomas to Deputy Chief/Fire Marshal. The department responded to 32 incidents in March 2024, primarily rescue calls, while training continued, covering essential topics. Enhancements to staffing improved response times, demonstrating LTF&R’s commitment to community service and operational efficiency.
The Board of Review was completed on March 12th with little drama. Two property values were revised out of 10 petitions submitted. Property owners had difficulty believing their properties had appreciated by 20% in one year, but the sales data supports this. The township has not yet been served with the new claim of appeal.
On April 8, 2024, the Leland Township Board convened with discussions ranging from zoning ordinance requests to financial reports. Key decisions included approving easements for property access and sidewalk work, alongside supporting the Leelanau Historical Society’s facility use. However, the board tabled the RFP for Harbor restroom repairs pending further information, alongside other significant topics.
The regular meeting of the Charter Township of Elmwood was called to order by Supervisor Shaw at 6:00 p.m., with all seven Board members present. Following the Pledge of Allegiance, no conflicts of interest were declared, nor were there public comments. The Board unanimously approved the Consent Calendar, which included several department and committee reports.
This document comprises the Planning and Zoning Report for March 2024, detailing permit activity and updates on various projects such as the Discovery Center. It includes meeting minutes from March 11 and March 27, covering discussions on community improvements, financial records, and a cell tower proposal, reflecting Elmwood Township’s ongoing development efforts.
The Glen Arbor Township Special Board Meeting on April 24, 2024, focused on replacing two tennis courts at the Township Park. With unanimous approval and public support, the board moved forward with a quote from Elmers that was $350,000 less than expected. This decision highlights the township’s commitment to maintaining high-quality public facilities.
This document contains the approved minutes of the Glen Arbor Township Regular Board Meeting held on April 16, 2024. The meeting covered topics such as the Treasurer’s report, Fire Chief’s activities, and reports from the Emergency Services Advisory Commission. Additionally, it addressed unfinished business regarding Eurasian Water Milfoil and included the adoption of new ordinances.
The Glen Arbor Township Planning Commission convened on April 4, 2024, under Chairman Lance Roman. The initial agenda was approved, and minutes from the previous meeting confirmed continuity in decisions. Notable discussions included a sidewalk request denial due to liability, updates on the Master Plan, and simplification of the Ordinance Text for future revisions.
