Regular meeting (Packet)

Elmwood Township

Event Date: 2024-04-08

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**Executive Summary:**

This document comprises the Planning and Zoning Report for March 2024, along with related meeting minutes and financial records of Elmwood Township. The Planning and Zoning section details permit activity, Zoning Board of Appeals updates, and Planning Commission actions, including the approval of a Discovery Center project and recommendations on zoning ordinance amendments. The Board meeting minutes from March 11, 2024, cover a range of topics such as departmental reports, consent calendar approval, and discussions on new business items including the Discovery Center request, tennis court reservations, and tree planting on the DeYoung property.

The Special Board meeting minutes, held on March 27, 2024, focused on items such as the Cherry Bend Trail design, Brewery Creek light poles, asbestos remediation, and Fire Department software. The Supervisor’s report from April 8, 2024, provides a summary of activities including the Marina Phase 3 project, the TTC! MPO Policy Board meeting, discussion of the Cherry Bend Trail improvements, and the Dockwa software implementation.

The document also includes the Revenue/Expenditure Report for the period of January 1, 2024, to March 31, 2024, and an Invoice Approval List Report, providing financial insights into the Township’s operations. A memo regarding the Comprehensive Plan Selection Committee was included. Finally, it contains a memo regarding a cell tower proposal and associated requirements.

Internal document reference #:2558

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