In November 2024, the Kasson Township Zoning Administrator issued 5 land use permits, including projects like solar arrays and single-family dwellings, generating $425 in fees. Additional zoning activities encompassed 5 Zoning Board of Appeals proceedings and various inquiries. The Administrator assisted residents through 37 phone calls and 32 emails, reflecting active community engagement.
Resolution 13-2024 is oriented towards establishing the regular meeting dates for the Kasson Township Board for the year 2025. This resolution is in accordance with Michigan Compiled Law 41.72a(1), which empowers township boards to determine their meeting schedules. The resolution serves as an official notice for the planning and organization of board meetings.
The Kasson Township Board convened its regular meeting on November 13, 2024, with Supervisor Julian presiding. Key actions included approving the agenda as amended and reviewing financial reports. Public comments focused on traffic safety concerns at the Kasson Center/Newman Road intersection. The board discussed cemetery plots, road projects, and holiday events before adjourning at 8:15 pm.
The document outlines the financial summary of the F-ASSON TownspiP Tpensurep as of November 202F. The beginning balance stands at $22,642.92, indicating a solid starting point for the financial period. A comprehensive breakdown reveals total disbursements amounting to $439,720.82. This figure highlights the town’s expenses for the month, which are vital for maintaining community services.
The October 2024 monthly summary report from Kasson Township’s Zoning Administrator, Timothy A. Cypher, details the permits issued and other zoning activities during the month. A total of three land use permits were issued, covering the construction of accessory buildings, a deck with stairs, and other related projects. Additionally, two special land use permits were pending public hearings.
The Township of Kasson’s financial obligations as of November 13, 2024, encompass various services and utilities, totaling $13,654.47. Key expenses include CenturyLink phone services, a Haz Mat Fee from Traverse City, and Complete Outdoor’s services for mowing. Other significant expenditures include fees for zoning administration, election supplies, and streetscape planning, reflecting essential operational costs.
The financial report for the Township of Kasson reveals significant challenges, with total ordinary income reported at $131,373.90 versus a budgeted $535,919.00, creating an unfavorable variance of $404,545.10. Key income sources have underperformed, particularly “Taxes” at only 0.7% of the budget, highlighting the urgency for enhanced revenue strategies and stricter expense control moving forward.
The Kasson Township Sidewalk Ordinance, Ordinance No. 2024-XX, aims to ensure the safety and usability of sidewalks within the township by regulating their construction, repair, replacement, and removal. Key definitions clarify its scope, while the Township Board is granted specific powers for maintenance, requiring property owners to keep sidewalks clear and liable for damages from negligence.
The Kasson Township Board held its regular meeting on October 9, 2024, with Supervisor Julian presiding. The agenda was approved without amendments. The board discussed updates on various projects, including cemeteries and snowplowing bids. New business included the approval of the FYE 2024 Audit and preparations for the November election, alongside public and board comments.
This report, titled “L.ASSoN JownsiniP [PEeasuPEr’S PEPOPT],” summarizes financial activity for the period ending October 1, 2024. The beginning balance for the period is listed at $211,876.03, with disbursements totaling $1,553,273.63. The report details the receipts, with a net of $323,353.54 and a balance of $226,142.92.
