The Leelanau Township Board convened on May 14, 2024, to address various township matters. Recognitions for EMT performance were made, followed by public comments on the tax tribunal. General business included approval of bills totaling $144,708.65, reports from officials, and discussions on parks, an ADA sidewalk project, and a recycling cost-sharing proposal.
The Executive Board Session of the Leelanau County Board of Commissioners is scheduled for June 11, 2024, focusing on grant applications, departmental updates, and public safety initiatives. Key agenda items include a grant from the 13th Circuit Court, workers’ compensation renewal, and public input opportunities, fostering transparency and community engagement in governance.
During the meeting, the Board received vital updates from various county departments and approved key resolutions, including the FY2025 MDOC grant and the Child Care Fund budget. Public comments were addressed, and discussions covered operational matters before concluding with an adjournment. A closed session was also conducted for collective bargaining negotiations.
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The Elmwood Township Board held a meeting on June 10, 2024, approving various topics including a Brownfield grant for Discovery Pier. New business featured zoning ordinance amendments, on-premise tasting room permits, and updates on Marina Upgrades. The board adopted regulations on Multi-Dwelling Development and approved equipment upgrades before scheduling a special meeting for June 18, 2024.
Several residents expressed their concerns during the public comment section, particularly focusing on the Reynolds Street public beach access and the dock removal at the DNR launch in Leland. Issues raised included the perceived privatization of public access, obstructions by neighboring properties, and requests for enhanced oversight from the Board. Notable comments came from residents advocating for early childhood programs.
The township reviewed proposals from TKS Security to replace security cameras at the township hall, garden, and park. The board approved the proposal from TKS Security and Netlink for IT components, not to exceed $35,000 and $11,000 respectively. Additionally, the board authorized the removal of a tree in front of the township hall that had uprooted.
The regular board meeting for Glen Arbor Township commenced at 7:30 PM, led by Supervisor Tom Laureto, with all board members present. The meeting included a swearing-in ceremony for new firefighter Angelika Diehl, who completed extensive training with the Glen Lake Fire Department. The agenda for the meeting was unanimously approved following an amendment.
This document contains the agenda and supporting materials for the Empire Village Council’s Public Hearing and Regular Meeting on May 28, 2024. The meeting covers various topics, including a public hearing on a Mass Gathering Ordinance, financial statement reviews, and several items requiring council action, such as approving the ordinance and discussing beach parking fees.
On May 28, 2024, the Empire Village Council convened for a regular meeting, following a public hearing regarding the Mass Gathering Ordinance. The meeting commenced at 7:00 p.m., with all council members present except for Webb, who was excused. Public comments addressed the ordinance’s fee structure and evaluation processes for waivers, before the hearing concluded.
