The document presented to the Leelanau County Commission on June 18, 2023, addresses critical issues affecting the county, including energy policy discussions and challenges with the septic ordinance. It also critiques the Board of Commissioners’ controversial decision to remove responsibilities from the County Clerk’s office, resulting in financial instability and calling for accountability and resolution.
Rick Weible highlighted serious election integrity issues in [State], including inconsistent felony voting enforcement and system vulnerabilities. He accessed county election systems, showing significant security flaws. Outdated antivirus software and publicly accessible default passwords increased risks. Weible urged immediate action, recommending software updates and unique passwords for each voting machine to bolster security.
The document is an Amended and Restated Interim Administrator Employment Agreement between the County Government of Leelanau, Michigan and Richard I. Lewis. The agreement is for a term from April 8, 2024 to December 31, 2024, with the possibility of extension. The employment relationship is “at-will” and either party can terminate with or without cause.
This document serves as a formal communication to the Empire Short Term Rental Committee and the Empire Village Council concerning a community petition advocating for the support of the Regulation Ordinance related to Short Term Rentals (STRs). The petition has garnered support from 80 registered voters and an additional 15 property owners within the Empire Village.
The registered voters and property owners of the Empire Village express their collective support for a proposed Short Term Rental (STR) Ordinance. This ordinance aims to establish a regulatory framework that will register, license, and regulate STRs within the village, ensuring public health, safety, and welfare. It also introduces penalties for any violations of the ordinance.
The Centerville Township Board Meeting minutes from June 12, 2024, detail various discussions and decisions made by the board. The meeting included a treasurer’s report and approval of invoices and payments. The board approved the KCI printing proposal for tax bill mailing, and discussed road maintenance and updates on zoning ordinance revisions.
The Centerville Township Planning Commission has made progress in updating the zoning ordinance, with a public hearing rescheduled to June 3, 2024. Feedback from this meeting is being organized for review. Additionally, special meetings have been scheduled, and the site plan moratorium has been requested for extension until August 2024 to facilitate the updates.
This document is a monthly check journal for Centerville Township, detailing transactions for June 2024. The journal is sorted by check number and includes information on the date, check number, payee, memo, account, debit, and credit. A variety of payments were made, including payroll, utilities, contracted services, and professional fees.
The Township of Kasson reported a budget net loss of $82,711.89 for April to May 2024, driven by significant revenue shortfalls and overspending. Total income was $39,196.94, drastically below the budgeted $535,919.00. Key expenditures, especially in fire and rescue operations, further exacerbated financial issues. A thorough review is essential for future sustainability.
In May 2024, Kasson Township issued five land use permits, reaching 13 for the year. Projects included a new single-family residence and the Wilcox Trust’s 2,000 square foot accessory building. The Alysforth permit involved a change of use for 6,084 square feet of space. Fees collected amounted to $800, highlighting active development.
