Regular Meeting (Minutes)

Solon Township

Event Date: 2024-09-12

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Executive Summary:

The Solon Township Board held a regular meeting on September 12, 2024. Key highlights from the meeting include:

Treasurer’s Report:
– The township’s total current assets are $512,519.03, including various funds for the general township, roads, fire department, and other projects.
– The board approved paying vouchers #15604-15640.

Committee Reports:
– The Planning Commission discussed a project by Heartwood Ciders and continued work on accessory dwelling units and a landscape ordinance.
– The Parks and Recreation Committee provided updates on their work, including policy development, a proposed Tai Chi class, and plans for Vlack’s Park.

Unfinished Business:
– The board discussed ongoing projects for the township hall, including well issues and wall repairs.
– The board approved moving forward with the Cedar River project, including setting up a meeting with supervisors of parcels on Lake Leelanau.
– The board discussed issues with the recycling site at Bunting’s Cedar Market and the condition of Rosinski Road.

New Business:
– The board approved purchasing a new election tabulator and ballot box.
– The board adopted a resolution to approve the Leelanau County Natural Hazard Mitigation Plan.
– The board approved a resolution for a new liquor license for Heartwood Ciders.
– The board accepted the resignation of a Planning Commission member.

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