The Centerville Township Board meeting was held on January 10, 2024, with key attendees including Supervisor Ronald Schaub. The financial report highlighted steady tax income, while the board approved contracts for the Zoning Administrator and emphasized training for the Planning Commission. Public comments indicated community engagement regarding local developments and an ongoing lawsuit involving Northgate.
The December 2023 Monthly Summary from Centerville Township’s Zoning Administrator, Timothy A. Cypher, outlines key land use and zoning activities. Three Land Use Permits were issued, generating $1,150.00 in revenue. The year-to-date total is 37 permits, with no significant permits issued for new constructions or modifications. Community engagement through phone calls and emails was emphasized.
The Leelanau Township Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting on Wednesday, January 10, 2024, at 7:00 PM at 119 E. Nagonaba St, Northport, MI 49670. The agenda includes discussion on the Leelanau Township Master Plan and new state legislation on renewable energy systems, along with public comment periods and approval of prior meeting minutes.
The Leelanau Township Planning Commission convened on December 13, 2023, at 7:00 P.M. The agenda included calls to order, roll call, and public comments. Key items discussed were updates to the Leelanau Township Master Plan. The meeting emphasized transparency and public involvement, with materials available online, highlighting the township’s commitment to inclusive governance.
This document summarizes the Cleveland Township Board meeting held on January 9, 2024. Key actions included approving the December 12, 2023, meeting minutes and the Treasurer’s Report. The board discussed the posting of tax collection hours for February 2024 on the township website and various reports from township officials. New business included appointments and budget discussions.
The Leelanau County Board of Commissioners will convene on January 9, 2024, to discuss key action items including an anonymous donation to the Sheriff’s Office, approvals for the Conservation District’s FY 2024 work orders, and updates on various resolutions. Public comment periods will be scheduled to allow community members to voice their concerns.
Leelanau County has made considerable financial commitments towards various projects with a total estimated cost of $21,300,000. This includes a specific commitment of $6,100,000 towards the Point Broadband Project, with an American Rescue Plan Act contribution of $4,226,819. Key financial obligations include structured payments to DCS Technology for project management and broadband surveys.
The Leelanau Conservation District (LCD) has developed a Five-Year Long-Range Plan to enhance the sustainable use and conservation of natural resources in Leelanau County, Michigan. Key objectives include improving water quality, managing wildlife habitats, and increasing community engagement through partnerships and outreach. A budget of $800,000 supports these vital initiatives for future generations.
In the recent update presented by the County Administrator during the Board of Commissioners (BOC) regular session on January 9, 2024, appreciation was expressed for Lori EuBanks, the Interim Executive Assistant, for her support in compiling Board materials. A key update includes the introduction of Jill Rowley as the new Executive Assistant for Administration.
This document, a public comment from Jill Wellman, expresses concern and appreciation for the employees of Leelanau County Government. Wellman’s comments stem from a recent report on the county’s working environment, which revealed issues of trust, respect, and value among employees. The author acknowledges the stress these conditions cause and the impact on employees’ well-being.
