This document outlines the agreement between the Leelanau County Board of Commissioners and Leelanau Land Surveying for conducting surveying, monumentation, and remonumentation of public land survey corners in Leelanau County throughout the year 2025. The County has secured a Grant Agreement with the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs to facilitate this project.
The Leelanau County Board of Commissioners will hold Executive Board meetings monthly in 2025 on the second Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. Exceptions include October’s first Tuesday and November 12, due to Veterans Day. Draft minutes will be available for public inspection 8 days after meetings, with accommodations for individuals with disabilities provided upon request.
Significant discussions revolved around the Community Corrections FY26 Grant Application, where approval was granted for an amount totaling $315,200. The Equalization department recommended a millage rate that does not exceed maximum allowable limits. Additionally, various motions related to remonumentation grants and agreements were passed, emphasizing the board’s commitment to infrastructure and land surveying initiatives.
The Leelanau County Money Purchase Plan is a qualified retirement plan aimed at facilitating employee savings through tax advantages. It encompasses employer contributions, eligibility requirements, service determination, and distribution provisions, ensuring a comprehensive framework that supports employees in their retirement planning.
Facilities Management Report – May 13th, 2025 highlights updates across various locations. Water services have resumed at multiple sites, including cemeteries and parks. Ongoing maintenance includes repairs in the Terminal building and park equipment installations. Preparations are underway for Memorial Day events, showcasing community support while ensuring safety and cleanliness across facilities.
In March and April 2025, Leelanau Township issued 7 land use permits, including new structures and alterations, totaling 21 permits year-to-date, up from previous years. Notable permits included a new single-family residence and changes to existing properties. Additionally, the township assisted with approvals for local winemaker permits and conducted site plan reviews.
This report summarizes the activities of the Leelanau Township Assessor for May 2025. Key activities included meetings with county officials, integrating the GIS system, addressing property owner inquiries, and preparing for the 2025 database rollover. Training was also undertaken, reflecting a commitment to professional development and the use of current technology in assessing processes.
This document is a check register for Leelanau Township covering the period from April 1, 2025 to April 30, 2025. The register includes details of 35 checks issued by the township, including the check date, check number, vendor name, and the amount paid. The total of all checks issued during this period is $74,490.55.
The Leelanau Township Board of Trustees held their regular meeting, with all members present except Trustee Silvia Gans. The Board went into a closed session to consult with the township attorney. They approved minutes from previous meetings, reviewed correspondence, and discussed action items, including a mowing contract and retirement contributions for the Zoning Administrator.
EMC Insurance Companies, established in 1911, ranks among the top 50 U.S. insurance organizations, offering property and casualty solutions nationwide. Recently honored as the 2nd best company for leaders by Chief Executive magazine, EMC provides comprehensive coverage to Leelanau Township, with options including cyber suite and public officials liability, totaling an annual premium of $36,031.
