Estimated revenues for the General Fund are set to decline significantly, projected at $365,517.82 for FY 2023-24. Appropriations will also decrease but will see a rebound in subsequent years. The Emergency Services Fund reflects similar trends, with revenues dipping before a notable recovery. These fluctuations highlight budgetary challenges ahead for the township.
The budget report provides a detailed overview of the estimated revenues and appropriations for the Leelanau Township for the fiscal year 2024-2025. Key funds include the General Fund with estimated revenues of $851,940, and the Emergency Services Fund, which anticipates revenues of $1,843,212, reflecting the township’s financial planning for essential services.
The Bingham Township Regular Board Meeting on March 18, 2024, addressed key agenda items, including the approval of previous minutes, public comments, and committee reports. The meeting highlighted the Annual County Road Commission Report, scheduling a Clean-up Day on May 18, 2024, and appointing Dorothy Jean Coulter to the Suttons Bay-Bingham District Library Board.
The Empire Village Council Work Session on March 14, 2024, focused on several critical issues, including budget adjustments for the Planning Commission and proposed pay raises for village employees. The introduction of an ACH payment option for water utility bills aimed to improve service efficiency. Concerns about decision-making transparency were also raised, promoting calls for inclusivity.
The Empire Village Council held a work session on March 14, 2024, at the Empire Township Hall. Agenda items included public comments, presentations on the WILCO Road Plan and South Bar Lake quality, and department head reports. The council reviewed communications, addressed matters related to the new village office property, and approved several motions.
The Northport Village Council met on March 14, 2024, to discuss various community issues, including a proposed Social District. Public comments emphasized the need for transparency and community input. Several resolutions were passed, including the establishment of a Social District and the adoption of the Leelanau County Natural Hazard Mitigation Plan, closing with a bill approval of $132,264.40.
This document outlines the agenda for the Leelanau Township Planning Commission’s regular meeting scheduled for Thursday, March 14, 2024, at 7:00 PM. The meeting includes key discussion items such as updates on the Housing Readiness Community, the Master Plan Update, and public comment periods allowing community input on important topics.
The document is the approved minutes of the Leelanau Township Planning Commission’s regular meeting held on March 14, 2024. Key points include the call to order, approval of the agenda with a new Master Plan draft discussion, a conflict of interest declared by Commissioner Schatz, and insights into housing readiness and township activities.
The Centerville Township Board meeting on March 13, 2024, addressed key issues, including financial updates from Treasurer Katrina Pleva, who reported the completion of tax collection. Clerk Elizabeth Chiles discussed increasing election worker pay and proposed upgrades to the current Zoom setup. New business included updates on ARPA funds and discussions on renewing the Fire millage.
The Centerville Township’s Amended Budget for 2023-24 projects revenues at $617,277, up from $614,332. Key income sources include property taxes and fire millages. Total expenses are estimated at $583,754, with major allocations for administrative costs and legal fees. The budget aims to ensure fiscal responsibility while addressing community needs and future growth.
