The Empire Village Council convened on July 23, 2024, discussing minutes, financial statements, and reports. Kyle Bond from the Michigan Rural Water Association presented on water rates. The council reviewed a proposed sign ordinance to regulate display in compliance with a Supreme Court ruling, alongside new parking fees and updates on the office transition.
The Leelanau County Board of Commissioners will meet on July 16, 2024, at 7:00 p.m. at the Government Center in Suttons Bay. The agenda includes key action items like the Tower Special Land Use Permit Review and a revised E-911 Service Plan. Public comments are welcome, with options for in-person or email submissions.
Public comments made during the Leelanau County Commission meeting on July 16, 2023, highlighted concerns about the jail’s overcapacity and the associated taxpayer costs. The need for accountability regarding the Maintenance Manager’s replacement and a lack of transparency in the Senior Services Report were also emphasized, along with criticism of the Commissioners’ treatment of the Clerk.
On July 11, 2024, the Northport Village Council convened under the leadership of President Christopher McCann. Key discussions included establishing a public restroom facility downtown, extensive revisions to the zoning ordinance, and a budget of $15,000 for a community trash pickup event. The council emphasized the importance of engaging with residents to address local issues.
This document contains the minutes of the Solon Township Board’s regular meeting held on July 11, 2024. The meeting covered a range of topics including approval of the agenda and minutes from prior meetings, discussions regarding road maintenance on Rosinski Road, and public comments concerning the Master Plan and short-term rentals.
Centerville Township Board Meeting: The agenda was approved with additions. Meeting minutes from June 12 and June 19, 2024, were amended and accepted. Public comments were received regarding the Early Childhood millage renewal. Financial status was reviewed, invoices authorized, and updates from the Planning Commission and Cedar Area Fire and Rescue Board were discussed.
On July 10, 2024, the Kasson Township Board met to discuss key topics including Library Board appointments, financial reports, and unfinished business items like the fire station location. Decisions made included appointing Greg Julian and Kathleen Hy to the Glen Lake Library Board, contracting PC recording secretary services, and initiating discussions on the fire station design.
This report summarizes the activities of the Kasson Township Zoning Administrator for June 2024, detailing land use permits issued and special applications. A total of seven permits were processed, generating $1,750. The report highlights ongoing investigations, inquiries, and inspections, reflecting a busy month focused on managing development and ensuring zoning compliance within the community.
The income generated in the second quarter of 2024 amounted to $46,048.33 against a total budget of $535,919.00, resulting in a variance of -$489,870.67. Significant shortfalls were observed in multiple revenue streams, with taxes contributing minimally and deferred revenue accounting for a complete absence. Total expenses reached $74,560.93, indicating a variance of -$420,183.07.
The Township of Kasson’s bills to be approved as of July 9, 2024, total $90,249.45. The largest expense is attributed to Cedar Area Fire and Rescue, with an open balance of $81,748.43. Other significant expenses include a bill from Cypher Group Inc for zoning administration amounting to $2,125.48, due on July 9, 2024.
