Meeting of the Electors and Budget Hearing (Minutes)

Centerville Township

Event Date: 2025-03-22

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The Centerville Township Board held its annual meeting on March 22, 2025. The meeting began with introductions and approval of the agenda, which was amended to address a procedural item. Minutes from the previous year’s meeting were approved after corrections.

The Cedar Area Fire & Rescue Chief presented an annual report, discussing the department’s budget, accomplishments, training, and community programs. The discussion included the potential for a new fire station, its implications for boundaries, and potential locations.

The Planning Commission provided an update, highlighting the completion of a zoning ordinance review, including changes to the purpose statement and various overlays. The commission is also working on reviewing the Master Plan, and needs to hire a new master planner. The Township Hall improvements were completed using ARPA funds, and work is underway on a new heating system.

A township roads update revealed that the County Road Commission has no funds available for repairs in 2025, though the township allocated $50,000 for road work. Concerns about road conditions and parking on Overby Road were raised, with discussion on the road’s status and safety hazards. The meeting concluded with board member comments and public comments, followed by adjournment.

Internal document reference #:3017

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