6/12/2024 - Centerville Township | Regular Meeting Minutes

Summary

The Centerville Township Board held a meeting on June 12, 2024, where various topics were discussed including public comments, township financial updates, and planning commission matters. Key decisions included the approval of services for tax bill printing and the decision to extend a zoning moratorium. The board also addressed issues related to medical marijuana facilities and received multiple updates regarding ongoing projects and community programs.

Public Comments

There were no public comments during the meeting.

Infrastructure Projects

Brendan Mullane, LCRC Manager, informed about the absence of a cost share program for roadwork on dead-end roads affecting Manor Green. Schaub suggested creating an annual fund for maintaining roads, indicating that residents might need to cover repair costs themselves.

Additionally, the Northgate Leelanau Pines Marina received a state permit from EGLE for 127 slips, which was previously denied by the township. The Planning Commission is against backing down from their stance and plans to contest the state's decision.

Other Business

Several items were addressed, including: - The lawn care situation due to Brian Booth's health constraints. - The ongoing search for a second fire station site by Kasson Township. - Upcoming meetings for the Planning Commission and Fire and Rescue Board.

Financial Summary

- The Township approved a total cost of $1,200 for printing and mailing tax bills by KCI, which includes setup fees. - Two certificates of deposit were established by the Treasurer and she will explore options for a money market account that offers 5% interest.

Action Items

- A special meeting is scheduled for June 19, 2024, to consider extending the zoning moratorium. - Schaub will discuss the marina issue with Lauren Teichner, and Grobbel will draft a letter to contest the state permit. - The process for public complaints to be posted on the township website. - The search for a new Zoning Board of Appeals member will be advertised due to Deb Kuhn's resignation.