The Township of Kasson’s bills to be approved as of July 9, 2024, total $90,249.45. The largest expense is attributed to Cedar Area Fire and Rescue, with an open balance of $81,748.43. Other significant expenses include a bill from Cypher Group Inc for zoning administration amounting to $2,125.48, due on July 9, 2024.
The Kasson Township Board convened a special meeting on July 1, 2024, to address the fire station design project. The board reviewed three bids, varying from $1.2 to $5 million, focusing on the initial stages of the design. A motion passed to contract with Environment Architects, with discussions on safety measures and the fire station’s location ongoing.
The Kasson Township Board met on June 12, 2024, discussing updates on cemeteries, mining legislation, and water projects. New appointments were made to the Glen Lake Library Board, while the library advisor position was postponed for further review. Key capital projects included renovations at Township Hall and improvements for the fire department. Next meeting: July 10, 2024.
This document outlines the various bills due for the Township of Kasson as of June 11, 2024, totaling an amount of $11,472.00. The summary categorizes the bills by service providers, detailing the date the bill was issued, the nature of the service, the due date, and the open balance remaining for each bill.
Cedar Area Fire & Rescue (CAFR) is a full-time fire department providing services across Cleveland, Centerville, Kasson, and Solon Townships. From 2016 to 2024, CAFR evolved from a part-time agency to a full-time Advanced Life Support agency, increasing its personnel from three to nine full-time staff plus additional support, underscoring the need for a new station.
The Township of Kasson reported a budget net loss of $82,711.89 for April to May 2024, driven by significant revenue shortfalls and overspending. Total income was $39,196.94, drastically below the budgeted $535,919.00. Key expenditures, especially in fire and rescue operations, further exacerbated financial issues. A thorough review is essential for future sustainability.
Assessing Year Overview highlights significant dates such as the July and December Board of Review sessions, essential for the 2025 tax timeline. Lauryn Pleva, newly certified as a Michigan Certified Assessing Technician, will contribute to vital fieldwork. Ongoing maintenance includes updating records and processing data related to property transactions and inspections, ensuring accuracy and compliance.
In May 2024, Kasson Township issued five land use permits, reaching 13 for the year. Projects included a new single-family residence and the Wilcox Trust’s 2,000 square foot accessory building. The Alysforth permit involved a change of use for 6,084 square feet of space. Fees collected amounted to $800, highlighting active development.
This report summarizes the financial activity of the LAS SO/V Township J Peasuper for the period ending June 1, 2024. The report begins with a starting balance of $71.53. Throughout the reporting period, the township recorded disbursements of $19,011.43 and receipts of $48,920.24, resulting in an ending balance of $14,530.34.
The Kasson Township Board reviewed several ongoing projects during their meeting, including the ordering of corner markers for cemeteries, monitoring mining legislation, and assessing sidewalk bids. Additionally, they approved an easement request for Consumers Energy and directed the clerk to investigate water maintenance responsibilities while moving forward with a Fire Station design RFP.
