The financial report for Centerville Township covering April through June 2024 reveals a significant variance between actual income and budgeted figures, with total income at $51,214.24 against a budget of $644,157.00, resulting in a shortfall of $592,942.76. Key revenue streams such as property taxes and fire operating mills are notably underperforming.
The Charter Township of Elmwood held a special board meeting on July 23, 2024, called to order by Supervisor Shaw. The primary focus of the meeting was the Advanced Life Support (ALS) ballot language discussion. Supervisor Shaw indicated that, after consultations, it was decided to postpone the millage request to ensure proper understanding of all costs.
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.
This document includes incident reports for the Leelanau Township Fire Department, detailing a total of 21 incidents as of March 1, 2024, and 72 incidents by April 1, 2024. It also outlines an agreement with NLTUA for financial services, along with Kubota sales orders and renewal notices for bonds and insurance for the Township.
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.
The proposed budget for the General Fund – 101 for 2024-2025 outlines a total projected revenue of $1,061,245. Key sources include property taxes rising to $240,810 and state revenue sharing at $234,650. Expenditures also total $1,061,245, with significant allocations for office expenses, salaries, public works, and parks, aiming to enhance community services.
This report summarizes the Supervisor’s activities for March 2024, focusing on the grant request for the Leland River seawall, illegal dumping issues at Provemont Pond, and legal considerations around the use of the Munnecke Room. It also details concerns about bathroom availability in Leland Village and emphasizes the need for transparency in procurement policies.
The proposed Parks budget for 2024-2025 includes adjustments to employee wages, focusing on repairs and maintenance, alongside capital outlays for items like a merry-go-round fix and engineering for parking. Additionally, the General Fund features requests for elections, beautification projects, and a Wastewater Update Task Force, reflecting comprehensive needs across various departments.
The document establishes an interlocal fire department agreement among Centerville, Cleveland, Kasson, and Solon Townships in Michigan, creating the Cedar Area Fire & Rescue. It outlines governance, budget contributions, and property management, with a 10-year term and dispute resolution processes. This framework ensures collaborative fire protection and emergency services across the participating townships.
The Glen Arbor Township Board meeting on January 16, 2024, led by Supervisor Tom Laureto, included financial updates and project discussions. The Treasurer reported $2,690,896.98 in the Emergency Services Fund, and Chief Ferguson noted a decrease in emergency calls. The board addressed community service enhancements and acknowledged requests for tennis court replacements.
