Summary
The document presented to the Leelanau Township Board is a Leelanau County Road Commission report detailing year-to-date (through December 2025) local road maintenance expenditures broken down by township and by category of work. No board discussion, votes, or public comment are recorded in this document; it consists solely of financial/expenditure data.
Infrastructure Projects
The report itemizes local road maintenance spending across all Leelanau County townships, covering categories such as surface sweeping, dust control, tree maintenance, crack and pavement work, field drainage, mowing, chip seal, guardrail work, traffic marking, supervision, snow removal, and cleanup control. Leelanau Township's own line item is listed but shows no populated figures in the data provided. Notably high per-township totals include Kasson Township at $593,536, Empire Township at $537,525, and Cleveland Township at $371,457, while smaller allocations were recorded for Maple City ($5,740), Lake Leelanau ($35,420), and Cedar ($6,787). No decisions, votes, or next steps are documented alongside this data; it appears to be a financial reporting document rather than a record of deliberation.
Financial Summary
The grand total for local road maintenance across all listed townships was $3,844,580 for the year-to-date period ending December 2025. Category totals include: Surface Sweeping $87,391; Dust Control $65,386; Tree Maintenance $421,591; Crack Maintenance $267,055; Pavement Work $282,496; Field Drainage $192,659; Road Mowing $49,247; Chip Seal $1,026,332; Traffic Guardrail $62,241; Marking Supervision $33,198; Snow and Cleanup Control combined figures of $105,702 and $1,194,824; and additional smaller categories totaling $772 and $55,686. No funding source, budget approval, or allocation decision is described in the document; it functions as a cost breakdown rather than a budget or appropriations record.