The Charter Township of Elmwood convened a special board meeting on June 18, 2024, to discuss public safety and park improvements. Fire and Rescue Medical Director Kathryn Dunklow proposed Advanced Life Support (ALS) services, while the Parks and Recreation Committee recommended enhancements for Cherry Bend Park, including accessibility improvements and new recreational facilities like pickleball courts.
The Village of Empire Council convened for a work session on June 13, 2024, discussing key issues such as the mass gathering application fee, wastewater study updates, and short-term rental regulations. They aimed to enhance public welfare, address community event logistics, and refine development strategies to improve village resource management in the upcoming months.
The Empire Village Council held a work session on June 13, 2024, addressing key agenda items such as Short-Term Rentals and beach parking fees. Public comments highlighted concerns over potential conflicts of interest. Reports on wastewater and village updates were presented, alongside required actions and discussions on the Master Plan. The session concluded at 9:21 p.m.
During the Solon Township Board meeting on June 13, 2024, various topics were discussed, including financial approvals and committee updates. The board also approved road closures for local events and addressed public comments regarding property usage. Key infrastructure projects and community engagement initiatives were highlighted, showcasing the township’s commitment to enhancing local services and events.
The document includes various public notices and meeting agendas for Suttons Bay Township. Highlights include a June 12, 2024, meeting agenda with discussions on a Workforce Housing Pilot Ordinance and other community issues. Additionally, zoning reports, master plan amendments, and E911 service plans are also addressed, providing comprehensive insights into local governance and development efforts.
A significant discussion revolved around Larry Mawby’s proposal for a Work Force Housing Pilot Ordinance, aiming to implement a Payment in Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) program for affordable housing by November 1, 2024. The Intergovernmental Agreement regarding municipal sewer and water provisions was also highlighted, along with potential donations for community enhancements, including a defibrillator.
The Leelanau Township Board convened on May 14, 2024, to address various township matters. Recognitions for EMT performance were made, followed by public comments on the tax tribunal. General business included approval of bills totaling $144,708.65, reports from officials, and discussions on parks, an ADA sidewalk project, and a recycling cost-sharing proposal.
Several residents expressed their concerns during the public comment section, particularly focusing on the Reynolds Street public beach access and the dock removal at the DNR launch in Leland. Issues raised included the perceived privatization of public access, obstructions by neighboring properties, and requests for enhanced oversight from the Board. Notable comments came from residents advocating for early childhood programs.
This document contains the agenda and supporting materials for the Empire Village Council’s Public Hearing and Regular Meeting on May 28, 2024. The meeting covers various topics, including a public hearing on a Mass Gathering Ordinance, financial statement reviews, and several items requiring council action, such as approving the ordinance and discussing beach parking fees.
On May 28, 2024, the Empire Village Council convened for a regular meeting, following a public hearing regarding the Mass Gathering Ordinance. The meeting commenced at 7:00 p.m., with all council members present except for Webb, who was excused. Public comments addressed the ordinance’s fee structure and evaluation processes for waivers, before the hearing concluded.
