The Empire Village Council held its regular meeting on July 23, 2024, addressing a variety of topics. Key actions included approving the agenda, adopting the consent agenda, and receiving financial reports. A presentation regarding current water rates was delivered, and the Water Committee will formulate recommendations. The council also passed a motion to approve the Parking Fee implementation plan.
The Empire Village Council convened on July 23, 2024, discussing minutes, financial statements, and reports. Kyle Bond from the Michigan Rural Water Association presented on water rates. The council reviewed a proposed sign ordinance to regulate display in compliance with a Supreme Court ruling, alongside new parking fees and updates on the office transition.
The Charter Township of Elmwood held a special board meeting on July 23, 2024, called to order by Supervisor Shaw. The primary focus of the meeting was the Advanced Life Support (ALS) ballot language discussion. Supervisor Shaw indicated that, after consultations, it was decided to postpone the millage request to ensure proper understanding of all costs.
Aging Well in Leelanau County provides crucial support services to numerous older adults throughout the county. These services, which are up for renewal on the primary ballot on August 6th, encompass a wide range of essential needs. This initiative is vital for maintaining the well-being of seniors within the community and ensuring they have access to necessary resources.
Public comments made during the Leelanau County Commission meeting on July 16, 2023, highlighted concerns about the jail’s overcapacity and the associated taxpayer costs. The need for accountability regarding the Maintenance Manager’s replacement and a lack of transparency in the Senior Services Report were also emphasized, along with criticism of the Commissioners’ treatment of the Clerk.
The Leelanau County Energy Futures Task Force (EFT) violated the Open Meetings Act by holding an improperly posted meeting, preventing community participation. Although this breach was identified, the Prosecutor’s Office opted against criminal prosecution due to a lack of evidence for intentional violation. The EFT has since complied with the Act, ensuring transparency moving forward.
This document outlines the proposed schedule for the preparation and adoption of the Leelanau County FY 2025 budget. The process begins with the distribution of budget forms and guidelines to departments, followed by their budget submissions to the Finance Director by a specified deadline. Key milestones include an Executive Board meeting to discuss millage rates.
The Leelanau County Board of Commissioners convened on July 16, 2024, presided by Chairman Ty Wessell. The meeting included updates from Representative Betsy Coffia and Interim Administrator Lewis, approved a Risk Avoidance Program grant and budget items, and discussed administrative goals. The session concluded with over $2 million in financial transfers before adjourning at 8:57 p.m.
The Leelanau County Board of Commissioners will meet on July 16, 2024, at 7:00 p.m. at the Government Center in Suttons Bay. The agenda includes key action items like the Tower Special Land Use Permit Review and a revised E-911 Service Plan. Public comments are welcome, with options for in-person or email submissions.
This document contains the minutes of the Solon Township Board’s regular meeting held on July 11, 2024. The meeting covered a range of topics including approval of the agenda and minutes from prior meetings, discussions regarding road maintenance on Rosinski Road, and public comments concerning the Master Plan and short-term rentals.
