Key decisions included approving the agenda as amended, approving minutes, and the fire millage resolution. The meeting featured a presentation from Gosling Czubak regarding sidewalk assessments and streetscape mapping. Unfinished business encompassed cemetery marker purchases and mining legislation, while new business included fire millage approval and discussions about road projects and improvements for Maple City.
On April 9, 2024, the Empire Township Board held a regular meeting at the Township Hall, led by Supervisor Carl Noonan. The meeting commenced at 7:30 p.m. with members Casey Noonan, Neiswonger, Price, and Deegan in attendance. The minutes from the previous meetings were approved unanimously, and various departmental reports were presented.
The Leelanau Township Board meeting commenced at 5:31 p.m. with all members present. Public comments included seven objections to the tower construction on Kitchen Road. Key decisions included approving bills totaling $115,072.78 and various action items such as renewing insurance bonds and purchasing a Kubota tractor for $68,995, enhancing township facilities management.
This document outlines the agenda for the Leelanau County Board of Commissioners meeting scheduled for April 9, 2024. The meeting will cover updates from various departments and includes action items such as approving recognition events, reviewing the 911 surcharge, considering technology requests, and discussing financial matters, including vehicle disposal and budget amendments.
The meeting, called to order by Chairman Ty Wessell, began with the approval of the amended agenda, including the placement of the Northwest Regional Airport Authority (NRAA) agenda item as an action item. Administrator Allen provided updates, introduced new staff, and discussed upcoming events and communications. Interim Administrator Richard Lewis was also introduced.
This document comprises the Planning and Zoning Report for March 2024, detailing permit activity and updates on various projects such as the Discovery Center. It includes meeting minutes from March 11 and March 27, covering discussions on community improvements, financial records, and a cell tower proposal, reflecting Elmwood Township’s ongoing development efforts.
The Board of Review was completed on March 12th with little drama. Two property values were revised out of 10 petitions submitted. Property owners had difficulty believing their properties had appreciated by 20% in one year, but the sales data supports this. The township has not yet been served with the new claim of appeal.
The Leland Township Zoning Administrator’s report for March 2024 details the issuance of five Land Use Permits, totaling $420.00 in fees. Projects include new dwellings, antenna installation, and changes of use. The report tracks numerous inquiries and emphasizes the Zoning Administrator’s active engagement with residents through phone calls and emails.
The Leland Township Public Library has worked towards its expansion over the past year, welcoming over 28,000 visitors and hosting numerous programs. As it prepares to renew its operating millage in August, the library continues fundraising efforts, aiming to break ground on renovations in late 2024, ensuring ongoing community engagement and access to resources.
The Leland Township Zoning Administrator’s Annual Report for 2023 highlights 73 land use permits issued, an increase from 67 the previous year. Key categories include single-family residences, additions, and commercial construction. The report details permit types, oversight of inspections, and resident inquiries, reflecting active development and community engagement within Leland Township.
