The Leelanau Township Parks and Recreation Committee has scheduled a meeting for April 16, 2025, at 5:30 PM. The agenda aims to address key matters concerning local parks and recreation activities, beginning with a call to order that will include time-keeping, roll call, and confirmation of a quorum, as well as ensuring proper Zoom connection.
The Township of Kasson’s total income for the April 2024 to March 2025 budget year is projected to be $333,466.04. The main sources of income are taxes, state shared revenue, and landfill revenue. The projected net income for the Township is $112,570.33, which is 100.0% of the budgeted amount of $0.00.
The Leelanau Township Board of Trustees is set to meet on April 8, 2025, at 5:30 PM. The agenda includes public comments, a closed session, and reports from local officials. Key discussions will cover a mowing contract renewal, Earned Sick Time Act updates, and tasting room approvals for wineries.
This document outlines perspectives on potential land use changes within the Village of Northport, focusing on BD Park and the former maintenance property on 7th Street. Concerns revolve around balancing parkland preservation with the need for housing and addressing the misuse of the 7th Street property. The summary underscores the complex interplay of community needs.
This document addresses the ongoing discussions regarding the proposed swap or joint ownership of Buster Dame Park and the Village’s 7th Street property in Leelanau Township. Written by Marsha Buehler, the memo highlights the concerns and unanswered questions raised by community members following a public meeting about the potential conversion of park land to residential use.
The Leelanau Township Board of Trustees held their regular meeting on January 14, 2025, discussing topics such as a housing collaboration with Northport and plans for a winter carnival. Actions included reappointing committee members and approving agreements for tax collection. The meeting focused on township operations, infrastructure maintenance, and collaborative efforts with local entities.
The Human Resources department reported a 34% turnover rate in 2024, including 28 new hires. Notable staffing challenges persist, with openings in various divisions and impending retirements. The Sheriff’s Office proposed budget adjustments to reassign a vehicle and increase seasonal hours for the Marine Division, pending Board of Commissioners approval.
The Leland Township Annual Meeting was held on March 29, 2025, with key officials and 37 guests discussing property tax increases and sidewalk safety issues. Reports highlighted improvements in the Sewer Department and community initiatives by the Fire Department. Salary resolutions were approved, raising concerns about appropriateness amid shifting responsibilities and recent staff changes.
This document presents a three-year comparative budget analysis for the General Fund (101) for the fiscal years 2022-2023, 2023-2024 (projected), and 2024-2025 (proposed). The budget covers various revenue sources, including property taxes, state revenue sharing, and allocations across departments such as Public Works, Parks, and Recreation, reflecting investments in public infrastructure.
Leelanau Township’s small airports serve crucial roles in emergencies and tourism, necessitating protective measures against development. Federal and local jurisdictions govern airspace and ground safety. The Woolsey Memorial Airport is integrated into the Transportation Plan, emphasizing the township’s priority of maintaining safety and operational integrity of these facilities.
