Regular Meeting (Minutes)

Kasson Township

Event Date: 2024-09-11

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**Executive Summary**

**Roads and Infrastructure:** The Kasson Township Board approved the agenda with amendments, including a presentation from the Leelanau County Road Commission (LCRC). Key discussions involved road projects, particularly Valley Road, with the board voting to contract with the LCRC for a rebuilding project and allocating ARPA funds. The intersection at Kasson Center/Newman was also addressed, with plans for safety improvements.

**Financial and Administrative Matters:** The board approved meeting minutes and financial reports, including treasurer and budget reports. Frank Sellgren was officially appointed as the Board of Review Alternate. The board also decided to solicit bids for snowplowing services and approved moving internet and phone service to Spectrum.

**Unfinished Business and New Business:** The meeting addressed unfinished business like park maintenance and sidewalk ordinances, and new business including a review of the fire station design, and a request to allow the fire chief to continue working with the design firm to provide requested information regarding the conceptual design of a second station.

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