Michael D. Belsky expresses a strong interest in the County Administrator/CFO position for Leelanau County. With over thirty years in the municipal bond industry and experience as Mayor of Highland Park, he highlights his commitment to the region and advocates for strategic planning and performance management to enhance fiscal governance and community engagement.
Robert J. Reinshuttle, MPA, is a seasoned professional in public administration with significant experience in state and federal government and non-profits. He has served as Deputy County Administrator for Manatee County, overseeing a $2 billion budget, and previously managed operations at the Florida Association of Community Health Centers, demonstrating expertise in policy formulation and public safety.
Tracy L. Byard, ICMA-CM, has expressed a strong interest in the County Administrator/Chief Financial Officer position for Leelanau County. With over 20 years in county government, Byard has managed a $34 million budget, overseen various programs, and demonstrated her capability to provide decisive leadership. Her extensive experience makes her a strong candidate for the role.
This document summarizes the proceedings of the Charter Township of Elmwood Regular Board Meeting held on May 13, 2024. The meeting addressed various township matters, including public hearings, agenda approvals, and reports. Key decisions included the appointment of Kyle Trevas as chair and the recusal of Trustee Gallagher due to a conflict of interest.
The Leland Township Board convened on May 13, 2024, at the Leland Township Library. The agenda was approved with an amendment concerning item #8. Public comments highlighted concerns about a church using the Munnecke Room for services and requests for referendum votes on local zoning ordinances. Reports indicated ongoing engagement in community safety and infrastructure improvement.
The Empire Village Council’s work session on May 9, 2024, addressed critical agenda items, notably the Short-Term Rental (STR) ordinance. Two frameworks were proposed: one for registration and another for registration, licensing, and regulation, emphasizing community input. Additionally, discussions included increasing beach parking fees and considerations for sustainability in park operations.
The Northport Village Council meeting on May 9, 2024, led by President Christopher McCann, highlighted updates on projects and community involvement. Key topics included a master plan survey with 120 responses, budget discussions with a proposed salary increase, and the clean-up of the wind turbine site, fostering a collaborative atmosphere among council members.
The Solon Township Board met on May 9, 2024, tackling key issues such as road conditions and maintenance. They approved hiring Christina Deeren as Zoning Administrator with a salary of $35,000. The Parks Committee reported on events and received approval to extend a Rotary grant for future improvements. Ongoing projects like township hall repairs were also discussed.
The Centerville Township Board meeting on May 8, 2024, addressed key issues including financial matters and updates on the zoning ordinance review. Treasurer Katrina Pleva reported unresolved QuickBooks conversion issues, while the Planning Commission prepared for a public hearing on the zoning ordinance scheduled for June 3. Other discussions included a proposed boat ramp and road repairs.
The Kasson Township Board reviewed several ongoing projects during their meeting, including the ordering of corner markers for cemeteries, monitoring mining legislation, and assessing sidewalk bids. Additionally, they approved an easement request for Consumers Energy and directed the clerk to investigate water maintenance responsibilities while moving forward with a Fire Station design RFP.
