This document summarizes the proceedings of the Charter Township of Elmwood Regular Board Meeting held on May 13, 2024. The meeting addressed various township matters, including public hearings, agenda approvals, and reports. Key decisions included the appointment of Kyle Trevas as chair and the recusal of Trustee Gallagher due to a conflict of interest.
The Charter Township of Elmwood held a special board meeting on April 18, 2024. Supervisor Jeff Shaw called the meeting to order at 4:03 p.m. The board awarded the contract for the Marina Phase III Redevelopment to RCI, discussed harbormaster hiring, and approved lighting upgrades at the old fire station, among other business matters.
This document comprises the Planning and Zoning Report for March 2024, detailing permit activity and updates on various projects such as the Discovery Center. It includes meeting minutes from March 11 and March 27, covering discussions on community improvements, financial records, and a cell tower proposal, reflecting Elmwood Township’s ongoing development efforts.
The regular meeting of the Charter Township of Elmwood was called to order by Supervisor Shaw at 6:00 p.m., with all seven Board members present. Following the Pledge of Allegiance, no conflicts of interest were declared, nor were there public comments. The Board unanimously approved the Consent Calendar, which included several department and committee reports.
Wade Trim provided a survey estimate of $9,800 for a topo survey along the trail and road. They also quoted an estimated $70,000 for 30% design plans, including wetland delineation and geotechnical work. The Township is seeking clarification on the eligibility of reusing salvaged light poles and fixtures for the Brewery Creek Blight Grant.
The board approved two motions related to the Cherry Bend Trail, enhancing the chances of securing TAP Grant funding. They also authorized the removal of light poles at Brewery Creek and asbestos remediation at the old Harbormaster building. Additionally, funding for a new Fire Department software system and wage scale adjustments were approved.
In the heart of the city, a quiet revolution was brewing. Ordinary people banded together, fueled by a shared desire for change. Their voices, once silenced, now rose in unison, echoing through the streets. Each step they took brought them closer to a future where hope, equity, and justice thrived, igniting a spark of possibility.
The regular board meeting of the Charter Township of Elmwood was called to order by Supervisor Jeff Shaw at 6:00 p.m. The consent calendar was unanimously approved, including department reports, previous minutes, and post-audit invoices. Key discussions included a Brownfield Grant application and tennis court reservations, with financial decisions approved without dissent.
The February 2024 Treasurer’s Report for Elmwood Township details a total liquidity of $1,144,679.49 across all funds, with investments amounting to $763,089.08. Notable investments include those with Goldman Sachs, Ally Bank, Morgan Stanley, and JP Morgan Chase. The report concludes with a grand total of $8,219,497.22, reflecting a robust financial position.
Michigan Consulting & Environmental (MCE) proposes an asbestos and lead-based paint inspection at Elmwood Township Marina’s Buildings 1, 2, & 3 for $3,785. Inspections begin March 5 with a report due by March 19, crucial for the March 11 bidding. The township is also upgrading its camera network with Michigan Broadband Services, proposing a monthly fee of $22.
