The Solon Township Board convened its regular meeting on October 10, 2024, at the Solon Township Hall. The meeting commenced with the Pledge of Allegiance and proceeded with the approval of the agenda and the minutes from the previous meeting. The Treasurer’s report highlighted the township’s financial status, with total current assets amounting to $404,345.80.
The report details the land use permits issued in Kasson Township for September 2024, with a total of six permits granted. They primarily consist of residential and accessory buildings, totaling $1,515 in fees. Notable permits include an addition at 3584 W Burdickville Rd and a new single-family dwelling at 11878 S Tower Rd.
The document provides a comprehensive overview of Leelanau Township’s financial management policies, including fixed asset capitalization, electronic payments, and investment strategies. The Fixed Asset Capitalization Policy outlines criteria for capitalizing assets, differentiating between repairs and improvements. Additionally, it includes resolutions authorizing fund disbursement and outlines the township’s approach to managing its investments, emphasizing safety and diversification.
The Charter Township of Elmwood held its regular board meeting on October 8, 2024, with Supervisor Shaw presiding. A significant portion of the meeting focused on a FOIA appeal hearing concerning a denied request for an Attorney-Client Privilege memo. The board partially upheld the denial but authorized a redacted version’s release, maintaining legal compliance.
Key discussions during the Empire Village Council’s work session on September 12, 2024, included revisions to the Sign Ordinance, finalizing job descriptions for key positions, addressing a Planning Commission vacancy, and reviewing improvements at the Recycling Center. The Council also considered parking regulations for the Beach Park and discussed traffic signs on Niagara Street.
This document summarizes the Northport Village Council meeting of September 12, 2024, presided over by President Christopher McCann. Topics included meeting minutes approval, a wind turbine tower removal update, a water cost study revealing financial challenges, and plans for rate increases. Discussions also addressed playground installation, shoreline concerns, and the adoption of the Northport Village Nuisance Ordinance.
The Leelanau Township Planning Commission convened on September 12, 2024, for a public hearing on a proposed zoning ordinance regarding Farm Stay Campsites. Discussions focused on gathering feedback from stakeholders and ensuring clear definitions within the ordinance to support agricultural activities. The next meeting is scheduled for September 26, 2024, to continue these discussions.
In September, multiple paychecks were issued to employees, including Deputy Clerk Patricia G. Ray, Treasurer Katrina Pleva, and Assessor Julie Krombeen. These transactions highlight the wages paid from the CHASE CHECKING #1613 account, with various amounts reflecting different roles. Additionally, several payments for goods and services were processed, including a significant payment to the Leelanau County Road Commission.
The Zoning Administrator’s August 2024 report details zoning activities, highlighting permits issued, including special use permits for Elmer’s Real Estate and Feeney Biebel. Year-to-date, 25 permits were issued, covering various constructions. The report also addresses inspections, with one violation under investigation and communication efforts totaling 45 calls and 28 emails. Signed by Timothy A. Cypher.
The Cleveland Township Board met on September 10, 2024, focusing on the Sleeping Bear Heritage Trail Segment 9 project. After public comments, the board voted to rescind its support for the route, citing fiscal and environmental concerns, including a $15 million projected cost and significant impacts on local ecology. They emphasized the need for responsible alternatives.
