Public Hearing and Regular Meeting (Packet)
Event Date: 2024-09-24
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Event Date: 2024-09-24
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The board deliberated several action items, including the approval of a Naloxone dispenser at the library, a temporary parking designation for NJ’s Grocery, and an RFP for Harbor restroom repairs. The proposed zoning amendment regarding residential character was discussed in detail and ultimately approved, signifying a commitment to adapt community planning standards.
The Leland Township Fire Department’s proposed budget for FY 2025-2026 emphasizes investment in fire equipment and training, ensuring safety and operational readiness. Key initiatives include acquiring a new rescue boat, advanced cot systems, and a new pumper-tanker. Projected expenditures total $835,000, highlighting the need for ongoing funding strategies to meet operational demands while maintaining high service levels.
The Cleveland Township Board convened a special meeting on February 4, 2025, at 7 PM, led by Supervisor Tim Stein. The meeting focused on zoning regulations related to a proposed Dollar General store development, discussing concerns about allowable uses, conflicts with scenic overlays, and the need for collaboration with neighboring Kasson township.
Celeste and Charlie Crouch from Glen Arbor have expressed their support for a solar grant application. This communication underscores their advocacy for renewable energy initiatives that align with community sustainability efforts. The Crouches have requested that this message of support be forwarded to all the commissioners, highlighting the importance of community backing for the grant application process.
The Board discussed a proposed text amendment to align alcohol regulations for breweries, distilleries, and wineries, raising concerns about TC Whiskey’s long-term project. They decided to return it to the Planning Commission for further input. Additionally, they approved Timberlee Water cost estimates, extended health benefits to dependents, scheduled a special marina meeting, and authorized invoice payments.
**Meeting Overview:** This document summarizes the agenda for the Empire Village Council Work Session held on September 12, 2024, at the Empire Township Hall. The meeting covers a range of topics, from standard procedural items to specific local issues. The agenda includes opportunities for public input, reports from department heads and council members, and both old and new business items.