The document presented to the Leelanau County Commission on June 18, 2023, addresses critical issues affecting the county, including energy policy discussions and challenges with the septic ordinance. It also critiques the Board of Commissioners’ controversial decision to remove responsibilities from the County Clerk’s office, resulting in financial instability and calling for accountability and resolution.
Key actions included approving the agenda, minutes from prior sessions, and various consent agenda items such as worker’s compensation renewal and agreements for tower leases with T-Mobile. The Board approved the Child Care Fund annual plan, renewed the Crime Victim Rights Grant, and decided to re-establish a Property Assessed Clean Energy program with a public hearing set for August.
The Leelanau County Board of Commissioners will meet on June 18, 2024, at 7:00 p.m. to discuss various administrative items including board minutes, grant applications, and budget approvals. A live stream of the meeting will be available, and public comments may be submitted in person or via email to [email protected].
The Charter Township of Elmwood convened a special board meeting on June 18, 2024, to discuss public safety and park improvements. Fire and Rescue Medical Director Kathryn Dunklow proposed Advanced Life Support (ALS) services, while the Parks and Recreation Committee recommended enhancements for Cherry Bend Park, including accessibility improvements and new recreational facilities like pickleball courts.
The Leelanau County Board of Commissioners held a special session on June 14, 2024, to discuss the County Administrator/CFO position. After reviewing two final candidates and hearing input from staff, the Board decided to extend Interim Administrator Richard Lewis’s contract and revisit the decision in 60-90 days, focusing on Finance Department development.
This document provides a summary of property information, including addresses and parcel numbers. Several different properties are listed, with details such as street addresses and associated parcel identifiers. The listed properties are diverse, ranging from a fire station tower site to vineyard properties, showcasing a variety of land uses within a specific geographic area.
The proposed construction of a cellular tower near the intersection of Kitchen and Garthe Roads in Leelanau Township has sparked significant debate among residents. Jan Rygwelski supports the tower, emphasizing the dire need for improved cellular coverage in the area. On the other hand, Paris Morse vehemently opposes the tower, citing multiple violations of zoning ordinances.
The Leelanau Township Planning Commission is reviewing a special use permit for a communications tower on Kitchen Road during a public hearing on June 13, 2024. Public comments from June 10-12 indicate diverse opinions, with many residents supporting the tower for improved cell service, while others question the planning process and site selection transparency.
This document pertains to the ongoing discussions and public feedback regarding Leelanau County’s application for a special use permit to erect a communications tower in Leelanau Township. Various stakeholders, including residents and local officials, submitted their comments for a public hearing scheduled for June 13, 2024. The proposed tower aims to improve cellular coverage and public safety.
The FAA’s aeronautical study concluded that a proposed 195-ft tall antenna tower in Northport, Michigan, would not pose an air navigation hazard if certain conditions are met, including filing FAA Form 7460-2. The determination is valid until July 17, 2024, unless construction starts or other actions are taken to amend it.
