The Solon Township Board held its regular meeting on December 5, 2024, at the Township Hall. Supervisor Chris Comeaux initiated the meeting with the Pledge of Allegiance, followed by roll call, confirming all board members were present. The agenda was approved after adjustments, reflecting the board’s commitment to transparency and responsiveness to public concerns.
The document presents a review by Zoning Administrator Steve Patmore regarding a special land use permit application for a communications tower on Kitchen Road in Leelanau Township. Key issues include an incomplete map of existing towers, inaccurate depiction of fencing, and unclear propagation maps, along with concerns about the tower’s appearance and access road maintenance.
The December 1, 2024, Treasurer’s Report for EA SSON Township provides a detailed financial overview of the township’s funds. The report begins with an initial balance of $805,428.42. Throughout the period, disbursements totaling $78,950.92 were made, resulting in a subsequent balance of $726,477.50. This section is crucial for understanding the township’s financial outflows.
This document summarizes the bills submitted to Township of Kasson for approval as of December 11, 2024. The total amount of bills awaiting approval is $3,432.12. The vendors listed include Chemical Control Company, Consumers Energy, Cypher Group Inc, EPS, Leelanau Enterprise, Spectrum Business, and Williams & Bay Portable Restrooms, detailing services and products invoiced.
The financial performance of Township of Kasson from April through November 2024 reflects a net loss of $255,651.57 against a budgeted net income of $0.00. Total income for the period was $165,937.27, significantly lower than the budgeted amount of $535,919.00, resulting in a shortfall of $369,981.73. Key revenue streams have underperformed.
In November 2024, the Kasson Township Zoning Administrator issued 5 land use permits, including projects like solar arrays and single-family dwellings, generating $425 in fees. Additional zoning activities encompassed 5 Zoning Board of Appeals proceedings and various inquiries. The Administrator assisted residents through 37 phone calls and 32 emails, reflecting active community engagement.
The Cleveland Township Board met on December 10, 2024, discussing updates on Little Traverse Lake’s speed limit and the acquisition of a new computer system. Treasurer Angie Diotte reported a balance of $222,729.95. Public comments highlighted concerns about zoning changes and short-term rental permits, while the meeting concluded with the approval of bills at 7:31 pm.
The document describes the Leelanau County Board of Commissioners Executive Board Session held on December 10, 2024. Key agenda amendments include the MSU Extension Agreement for 2025 and the MMRMA 2025 Renewal. Recommendations include approving various agreements, budget adjustments, and policies, along with authorization for a police academy recruit and an amendment for the Leelanau Tower project.
The Leelanau County Board of Commissioners Committee of the Whole met on December 10, 2024, to discuss annual appointments to county boards. Key recommendations included appointing Dr. David Quimby to the Health Board and reappointing members across various commissions. Further discussions were held regarding future appointments and advertising for openings on the Land Bank Fast Track Authority.
The board held a public hearing and adopted the 2025 budget. Additionally, an ordinance was adopted regarding aligning and reforming alcohol regulations within Elmwood Township. Various appointments were made to key committees, and the board authorized adding a full-time firefighter/EMT to the Fire Department, also appointing the Township Supervisor to the County Board of Public Works.
