This contract is an agreement between Leelanau Township and Barry Wauldron, MAAO, to serve as the Assessor for Leelanau Township. The employee agrees to perform the responsibilities outlined in the contract and follow the employer’s rules, policies, and procedures. The employer will pay the employee $67,000 per year, based on a work schedule of 30 hours/week on average.
Several significant recommendations were passed, including the temporary reassignment of a vehicle within the Sheriff’s Office, adjustments to Marine Patrol hours, and the approval of a new agreement with Michigan State University for extension services. The Board also approved claims and accounts totaling over $3.3 million dollars, along with various bid acceptances related to maintenance.
The Schomberg Drain Project, initiated in 2005, sought to modify a creek along Schomberg Road. Led by engineer Brian Cenci, costs exceeded $1 million, primarily sourced from local governments and residents. The project benefits six high-value properties but imposes financial burdens on 120 parcels, raising concerns about equitable use of the 1956 Drain Code.
The Village Council conducted interviews for the Village Manager position, offering interviews to five candidates. Mr. Ottenwess discussed his departure from Traverse City Manager role, stating it was voluntary due to personal challenges. Four council members selected Douglas Durando and Jared Ottenwess for second interviews, noting the decision was challenging with multiple strong candidates.
This document comprises several reports and communications pertaining to Elmwood Township’s finances, planning, and administrative matters for January and February of 2025. The Treasurer’s Report provides account balances and investment summaries across various funds, totaling over $10.8 million. The Planning and Zoning Report highlights permit activity, Zoning Board of Appeals meetings, and Planning Commission activities.
The Cleveland Township Board convened a special meeting on February 4, 2025, at 7 PM, led by Supervisor Tim Stein. The meeting focused on zoning regulations related to a proposed Dollar General store development, discussing concerns about allowable uses, conflicts with scenic overlays, and the need for collaboration with neighboring Kasson township.
This document presents an updated DRAFT of the Recreation Plan for the Village of Empire, incorporating feedback from the Public Hearing held by the Empire Planning Commission on January 7, 2025. The primary addition is Appendix D, Empire Park Metrics, which provides a baseline assessment of Empire’s park lands based on the National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA) standards.
The Leelanau County Board of Commissioners Senior Services Advisory Committee convened on June 11, 2015, to address various issues concerning senior services. Public comments highlighted concerns about the quality of Meals on Wheels, the voucher system, and the need for a formal assessment to meet the growing senior population’s requirements, emphasizing the importance of effective service delivery.
This document contains the agenda and supporting documents for the Leelanau County Board of Commissioners Executive Committee Meeting on January 13, 2015. Key highlights involve the Sheriff’s Office seeking approval for a grant application and a donation for the inmate art project. Additionally, the Register of Deeds presents a motion to approve multiple appointments.
The Northport Village Council held its regular meeting on November 14, 2024, addressing several resolutions, including a village credit card program and transient slip rates for 2025. The Village Manager shared updates on ongoing projects and budget performance. Public comments raised concerns about speed limits and pedestrian safety. The meeting concluded with reflections on council achievements.
