Summary
The Kasson Township Board convened on December 10, 2025, to discuss various community matters. Key decisions included the approval of meeting schedules and the appointment of board members. Financial reports were reviewed, and discussions about ongoing projects, particularly road improvements and an EMS station, took place. No public comments were made during the meeting.Public comments
There were no public comments during the meeting.Infrastructure projects
- **Road Projects 2025/2026**: Supervisor Julian reported on ongoing work with the Road Commission regarding Fritz Road and Valley Road. The township's share of the Maple City project is approximately $35,000, with the county covering costs for sidewalk changes. Julian also highlighted drainage, water, and paving issues in village areas, noting that federal funding would cover most project costs.-
EMS Station: Concerns were raised about the proposed EMS station. Cleveland Township's objections focused on the request for a full-service station. The board emphasized the need for an adequately staffed facility to improve service delivery and requested Cleveland Township to provide more concrete proposals regarding their interest.
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Burdickville Road Speed Limit: The board discussed the speed limit on Burdickville Road. The LCRC agreed to conduct a speed study in the spring to determine the feasibility of changing the speed limit, after which the township will consider a resolution.
Other Business
The board approved the November 12, 2025, meeting minutes and discussed various reports including the Planning Commission's public hearing on a gravel pit SUP renewal. The board also addressed the discontinuation of the recording secretary services through Tim Cypher and initiated efforts to find a replacement.Financial Summary
- **Treasurer’s Report**: Total receipts stood at $50,574.55, while disbursements totaled $67,033.03, resulting in a balance of $919,936.02. - **Budget Discussion**: A draft budget for 2026/27 is set for discussion in January.Action Items
- Supervisor Julian will follow up with Mr. Cypher regarding the issues raised by Bill Kasben about gravel hauling. - Board members will reach out to prospective candidates for the recording secretary position and coordinate a joint notice with the Leland clerk for advertisement. - The board will formulate a resolution to set the annual meeting date in January, as well as prepare for the upcoming speed study related to Burdickville Road.The next meeting is scheduled for January 14, 2026, at 7 pm.