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Kasson TownshipWednesday, April 9, 2025

4/9/2025 - Kasson Township | Regular Meeting Minutes

Summary

The Kasson Township Board meeting held on April 9, 2025, included the approval of the agenda, the acceptance of previous meeting minutes, and discussions on road projects, a new sidewalk ordinance, and financial reports. Key outcomes included progressing with ongoing road projects supported by federal funding, the introduction of a comprehensive sidewalk ordinance, and various financial approvals. The board decided to hold a special meeting in April to discuss future steps related to the fire station design.

Public Comments

Chase Pasicznyk announced an Easter Egg hunt organized by the Village and the Polka Fest Committee. Kathy Dawkins, representing CROWD, discussed the importance of composting and mentioned her intent to provide a proclamation for the board's review prior to the May meeting.

Infrastructure Projects

Brendan Mullane and Mel Black of the Leelanau County Road Commission presented details on the 2024 road projects. They confirmed that the Dunns Farm Road project is set to move forward due to federal funding, while projects on Alpine and White Road remain on hold. Discussions also focused on road maintenance, funding issues, and future projects including CR-626 and Maple City Road. The board discussed traffic concerns at the Kasson Center/Newman intersection, which remains a topic of ongoing evaluation.

Financial Summary

The treasurer's report indicated total receipts of $121,892.93 and disbursements of $144,977.61, leaving a balance of $1,182,506.25. The board agreed to request completion of the F-65 form for the 2024/25 fiscal year and approved the payment of bills presented.

Action Items

- Schedule a special meeting in April to discuss fire station design and community input. - Dana Boomer to prepare a request for Tobin to complete the F-65 for the upcoming fiscal year. - Grier to work with Fire Department Attorney Bieganowski on updating the interlocal agreement and to report back for further review.

The board will also monitor the progress of compost and recycling initiatives highlighted by CRWD.

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