Regular meeting:2/13/2024 (Minutes)
Event Date: 2024-02-13 00:00:00
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The Cleveland Township Board in Leelanau County, Maple City, MI, convened for their regular meeting on Tuesday, February 13, 2024. The agenda included a variety of administrative and operational items, starting with the call to order and roll call, followed by the approval of the minutes from the January 9, 2024, meeting. The board also considered the agenda and allowed for public comment on the agenda items. Reports from various township officials and committees were presented, covering areas such as supervision, clerical duties, treasury, planning, zoning, maintenance, and assessment. Notably, the Board of Review (BOR) meeting dates for March 2024 and the consideration of the 2024-01 Poverty Exemption were discussed under the assessor’s report.
Old business on the agenda included updates and considerations related to the Cedar Area Fire and Rescue Department, such as the potential reappointment of John Imboden as the township’s representative on the CAFR board. Additionally, the board reviewed a referendum request for a millage to fund township road maintenance and repair, scheduled for August 2024. New business items were also addressed, including the review of the 2024/25 Truth in Taxation Resolution and salary resolutions for township officers. The board considered adopting the Natural Hazard Mitigation Plan Resolution 2024-24 and discussed proposed items for the 2024/25 budget, as well as the agenda for the March 23rd annual meeting.
Further new business included the consideration of a fireworks permit for July 6th, 2024, requested by M. Wysocki, and the payment of bills. The meeting also allowed for correspondence and an open forum for public comment before adjourning. This comprehensive agenda reflects the township’s ongoing efforts to manage its operations, plan for future needs, and engage with the community.