5/13/2026 - Kasson Township | Regular Meeting Minutes

Summary

The meeting of the Kasson Township Board on May 13, 2026, addressed key issues regarding local initiatives, including the sale of the Maple City Community Church, ongoing infrastructure projects, and the approval of financial expenditures. Key decisions were made about road projects, library representation, and zoning fee schedules, with an emphasis on transparency in local governance.

Public Comments

Agnes Carter presented a detailed statement concerning the sale of the Maple City Community Church, expressing concerns about ownership and the history of the church. She urged the board to investigate the legal aspects of the sale, as it holds significant historical value for the community. Chase Pasicznyk handed over documents for the transfer to Honor Bank and raised questions about access to older title documents for land parcels.

Infrastructure Projects

The board discussed the 2026/2027 road projects specifically mentioning the Maple City project. It was noted that further information is needed by the end of May to include it on tax bills. Clerk Boomer will contact the LCRC to gather necessary updates for communication to citizens.

Other Business

The board approved the minutes from the previous meeting, discussed the need for a library representative, and confirmed the upcoming publication of summer tax bills. The 2026-2030 Cedar Fire Strategic Plan was approved unanimously.

Financial Summary

The treasurer’s report indicated receipts totaling $23,276.46 and disbursements of $145,879.79, leaving a balance of $1,043,485.12. The board discussed various budgetary matters and approved the payment of bills as presented.

Action Items

1. Clerk Boomer to follow up with the Library Board for all candidate names regarding the library advisory position. 2. Clerk Boomer to reach out to LCRC for updates on road project timelines and communications. 3. The Carters will continue researching the ownership/legal issues relating to the Maple City Community Church. 4. Julian to inform Attorney Grier that the Kasson Board does not authorize payment for attorney fees until there is consensus among all townships regarding the interlocal agreement for fire station financing.