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Glen Arbor TownshipSaturday, November 1, 2025

11/1/2025 - Glenn Arbor Township | Minutes Draft

Summary

The Glen Arbor Township Board meeting on October 21, 2025, discussed various financial reports, emergency services, and new business proposals. The Board approved multiple financial expenditures, discussed ongoing water issues at the Township Hall, and considered a proposal for beautification and tree management. All decisions regarding financial matters and procedural updates were unanimously supported by the Board.

Public Comments

There were no public comments presented during the meeting. However, it was noted that a member of the public expressed concerns against the Tree City, USA initiative, arguing that additional ordinances were unnecessary. A representative from the Glen Lake Chamber of Commerce mentioned the desire to pursue an Arbor Day event.

Infrastructure Projects

Discussion regarding infrastructure focused on unresolved water issues at the Township Hall. Previous work alleviated water accumulation on one side of the building, but problems persisted on the west side. The treasurer volunteered to address the situation with the neighboring property owner to resolve these issues.

Other Business

The Board reviewed and approved previous meeting minutes and financial reports. Discussions included the ongoing hierarchy of the Emergency Services Advisory Commission and the anticipated appointment of a replacement member.

Financial Summary

Key financial figures were presented: - General Fund: $999,931.82 - Emergency Services Fund: $1,643,097.18 - Tax Collection Fund: $2,403,920.73 - Emergency Services bills totaled $1,747,392.20 and included significant expenditures on fire service equipment.

The Board unanimously approved payment of bills from both the General and Emergency Services Funds. Changes to State Shared Revenue were noted, with the Township expecting approximately $2,000 less for FY26.

Action Items

- The treasurer was tasked with speaking to the neighbor regarding ongoing water issues. - The Emergency Services Advisory Commission will include Kathy Fordyce starting January 1, 2026. - The Board agreed to allow the disposal of old rescue tools to the Wexford-Missaukee Career Technical Center, pending a Hold Harmless Agreement.

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