The total disbursements amount to $327,072.50, while the receipts are noted to be significantly lower at $5,231.30. This results in a closing balance of $100,488.49, indicative of a challenging financial environment. The breakdown includes key financial elements such as Tax Funds at $248,011.37 and notable negative values under the “Brunel” category.
In July 2024, the Zoning Administrator issued 6 land use permits, totaling 25 for the year, covering diverse projects like relocating a modular home and constructing a garage. Other activities included processing a land division and conducting 14 inspections. The Administrator also engaged with the community, responding to 34 calls and 22 emails regarding permits.
The Kasson Township Board convened its regular meeting on August 14, 2024, with Supervisor Julian presiding. Key actions included approving the agenda, minutes from the July meeting, and financial reports, which showed healthy receipts and balances. The board approved a quote for park maintenance and sidewalk cleaning, along with contracts for Maple City sidewalk repairs.
The Planning Commission (PC) has moved draft amendments forward after public feedback, though not all comments were included, causing frustration. A special meeting is planned in September for further feedback review. Additionally, an extension of the site plan moratorium is requested through October 31, 2024, to address complex issues and refine policies.
This document is a monthly check journal for Centerville Township, detailing financial transactions for August 2024. The journal provides a comprehensive record of all checks, ACH payments, and EFT transactions processed during the specified period. Notable transactions include a payment to Cypher Group, Inc. for contracted services, and reimbursements to Beth Chiles for various expenses.
The financial report for Centerville Township covering April through June 2024 reveals a significant variance between actual income and budgeted figures, with total income at $51,214.24 against a budget of $644,157.00, resulting in a shortfall of $592,942.76. Key revenue streams such as property taxes and fire operating mills are notably underperforming.
This document is a notification for a scheduled Zoom meeting hosted by Beth Chiles. The meeting is for the Centerville Township’s monthly meeting, scheduled for August 14, 2024, at 6:30 PM Eastern Time. Participants can join using the provided Zoom link, with one-tap mobile dial-in numbers for easy access and manual entry options.
The Centerville Township Board convened on August 14, 2024, at 6:00 P.M. at the Centerville Township Hall, with a quorum present. The agenda was amended to include discussions on hall ramp repairs and dock repairs. Following, the Board entered a Closed Session to address the Williams and Bay zoning compliance issue, with no immediate action taken.
Al Campbell, a candidate for the Leelanau County Board of Commissioners, raised concerns about adherence to the Michigan Open Meetings Act. Highlighting a recent meeting he attended, he noted that three commissioners were present, pointing out that their gathering could potentially breach the act’s spirit. Campbell urged greater transparency and proper conduct from public officials.
The document discusses the proposed Comprehensive Sex-Ed (CSE) curriculum in Traverse City Area Public Schools (TCAPS), highlighting concerns about potential harm to children. Key points include evidence from experts arguing both for and against CSE, ultimately urging community members to attend the TCAPS Board meeting to express their views on the curriculum.
