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Centerville TownshipWednesday, June 10, 2026

6/10/2026 - Centerville Township | Regular Meeting Minutes

Summary

The Centerville Township Board convened on June 10, 2026, to address various township matters. Key outcomes included the proposal for a moratorium on data centers, decisions on financial matters, and the scheduling of future meetings. Public comments highlighted concerns over the Fire Department's staffing and resident burden, along with ongoing legal issues faced by a resident.

Public Comments

Neil Deizdeic expressed concerns over data centers, urging the Planning Commission to declare a moratorium for further study and proposing to assist in drafting the ordinance. He also mentioned potential burdens on residents regarding changes in the Fire and Rescue department, advocating for new hires to commit long-term.

Infrastructure Projects

The meeting included discussions about the need for oversight on private road developments, particularly citing the Schomberg Road case where permits were not obtained. The Planning Commission authorized the use of an engineer for the project while indicating future cases would require a request for proposals (RFP).

Other Business

Unfinished business included the appointment of representatives for the Northgate mediation scheduled for June 22, 2026. Brian Rogers discussed ongoing legal issues regarding his property and the Board's decision to revisit his situation in July while he seeks financing for cleanup efforts.

Financial Summary

The financial report noted the success of the proposal for KCI to print and mail flyers with winter tax bills, with 1,041 parcels expected to be serviced. The Board also accepted the Treasurer's report and authorized payments for received invoices.

Action Items

- Neil Deizdeic to assist in drafting a moratorium on data centers for the Planning Commission. - Arens to assess what actions are needed regarding Brian Rogers' property cleanup. - Board members to prepare for the Northgate mediation on June 22, 2026. - Schaub to investigate any potential costs linked to database use for the proposed fee schedule.

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