Executive Board (Public Comment – G. Hosking, 7/9/2024)

Leelanau County

Event Date: 2024-07-09

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Executive Summary:

Section 1: Forwarded Message
– The email is a forwarded message from Gary Hosking to Michelle Crocker, the Leelanau County commissioner.
– Hosking requests that an attachment be added to the public comments section for the upcoming meeting.
– If it is too late for the current meeting, Hosking asks that the attachment be shared with the Board of Commissioners (BOC) and posted for the next BOC session.
– Hosking states that he will read the attachment into the public comment the following morning, along with some commentary.

Section 2: Closing
– Hosking closes the email respectfully.

Internal document reference #:2095

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