8/14/2024 - Centerville Township | Regular Meeting Minutes

Summary

The Centerville Township Board meeting on August 14, 2024, addressed various pressing community matters, including the approval of a moratorium and the acceptance of bids for infrastructure repairs. The board engaged in a closed discussion regarding zoning compliance and confirmed several community contributions.

Public Comments

Neil Dziedzic expressed concerns about a lack of responses from Tim Cypher regarding his feedback on Section 3.13 of the ordinance. He emphasized the importance of addressing properties in violation of this ordinance. Supervisor Ronald Schaub acknowledged the oversight and promised to follow up with Cypher.

Greg Jackowski and Mark and Peggy Zemanek also mentioned lack of communication from Cypher regarding camping on properties and failure to properly assess taxes.

Infrastructure Projects

**Hall Ramp Repairs**: The board approved a proposal from Brian Smith to repair the ADA ramp, which includes resetting nails, replacing rotted wood, and power washing the ramp. The work will be funded by ARPA (American Rescue Plan Act) funds.

Dock Repairs: It was noted that adjustments are needed at the dock to assist boaters, including the installation of a post for tying boats after launching. Schaub will investigate options for this installation.

Other Business

The board approved the application of Bill Rastetter as a new member of the Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) following Deb Kuhn's resignation. A special meeting for the Planning Commission was scheduled for September to further discuss zoning ordinances.

Financial Summary

A total of $20,627 in sales tax revenue was received from the state. The board authorized payments of invoices, including federal taxes. Technical difficulties prevented a reconciliation from being completed.

Action Items

- Pleva to contact Brian Smith regarding the ramp repairs. - Schaub to investigate the installation of a dock post. - Follow-up on communication with Tim Cypher regarding zoning and tax concerns raised by the public. - Scheduled Planning Commission special meeting for September 2024 to ensure ongoing public engagement on zoning issues.