November 14, 2024 Regular Council Meeting (Minutes)

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.

Regular Meeting (Minutes)

This document summarizes the minutes of the Solon Township Board’s regular meeting held on November 14, 2024. The meeting covered various topics, including approval of the agenda, minutes, and treasurer’s report. Public comments were heard from residents on rezoning requests, short-term rentals, and the township’s planning and zoning processes.

Minutes (Planning Commission)

The Village of Suttons Bay Planning Commission convened its regular meeting on November 13, 2024, at 420 N. Front Street. The primary focus was on zoning amendments for Section 5-3 Bayview Stories and Section 9-13 Wireless Communications. The amendments were deemed consistent with the district’s intent and character, and unanimously approved for recommendation to the Village Council.

ePacket (Planning Commission)

The Village of Suttons Bay Planning Commission convened on November 13, 2024, addressing key items, including zoning amendments for Bayview Stories and Wireless Communication. Public hearings for these amendments were scheduled, along with budget discussions and Master Plan priorities. The meeting included public comments, reports from Zoning Administration, and Village Council updates, adjourning with announcements for the next meeting.

Minutes (Downtown Development Authority)

The Downtown Development Authority of Suttons Bay convened on November 13, 2024. The 2025 budget was adopted, focusing on a restroom facility and infrastructure improvements. Future meetings are set for the 2nd Wednesday monthly at 9:00 a.m. Manager’s updates included park enhancements and waterline repairs, while grant applications have faced rejections.

Regular Meeting (Minutes)

The Centerville Township Board held its regular meeting on November 13, 2024, attended by Board members, 8 in-person guests, and 1 Zoom attendee. Key actions included updates on the recent election, discussions on the new Zoning Ordinance, and ongoing issues related to the Williams & Bay septic application. The Board approved bids for repairs and discussed ARPA fund uses.

Regular Meeting (Minutes)

The Kasson Township Board convened its regular meeting on November 13, 2024, with Supervisor Julian presiding. Key actions included approving the agenda as amended and reviewing financial reports. Public comments focused on traffic safety concerns at the Kasson Center/Newman Road intersection. The board discussed cemetery plots, road projects, and holiday events before adjourning at 8:15 pm.

Regular Meeting (Treasurer’s Report)

The document outlines the financial summary of the F-ASSON TownspiP Tpensurep as of November 202F. The beginning balance stands at $22,642.92, indicating a solid starting point for the financial period. A comprehensive breakdown reveals total disbursements amounting to $439,720.82. This figure highlights the town’s expenses for the month, which are vital for maintaining community services.

Regular Meeting (Zoning Administrator Report)

The October 2024 monthly summary report from Kasson Township’s Zoning Administrator, Timothy A. Cypher, details the permits issued and other zoning activities during the month. A total of three land use permits were issued, covering the construction of accessory buildings, a deck with stairs, and other related projects. Additionally, two special land use permits were pending public hearings.

Regular Meeting (Bills to be Paid)

The Township of Kasson’s financial obligations as of November 13, 2024, encompass various services and utilities, totaling $13,654.47. Key expenses include CenturyLink phone services, a Haz Mat Fee from Traverse City, and Complete Outdoor’s services for mowing. Other significant expenditures include fees for zoning administration, election supplies, and streetscape planning, reflecting essential operational costs.