The Leelanau Township Planning Commission is reviewing a special use permit for a communications tower on Kitchen Road during a public hearing on June 13, 2024. Public comments from June 10-12 indicate diverse opinions, with many residents supporting the tower for improved cell service, while others question the planning process and site selection transparency.
The proposed construction of a cellular tower near the intersection of Kitchen and Garthe Roads in Leelanau Township has sparked significant debate among residents. Jan Rygwelski supports the tower, emphasizing the dire need for improved cellular coverage in the area. On the other hand, Paris Morse vehemently opposes the tower, citing multiple violations of zoning ordinances.
This document provides a summary of property information, including addresses and parcel numbers. Several different properties are listed, with details such as street addresses and associated parcel identifiers. The listed properties are diverse, ranging from a fire station tower site to vineyard properties, showcasing a variety of land uses within a specific geographic area.
The Centerville Township Board Meeting minutes from June 12, 2024, detail various discussions and decisions made by the board. The meeting included a treasurer’s report and approval of invoices and payments. The board approved the KCI printing proposal for tax bill mailing, and discussed road maintenance and updates on zoning ordinance revisions.
The Centerville Township Planning Commission has made progress in updating the zoning ordinance, with a public hearing rescheduled to June 3, 2024. Feedback from this meeting is being organized for review. Additionally, special meetings have been scheduled, and the site plan moratorium has been requested for extension until August 2024 to facilitate the updates.
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.
Cedar Area Fire & Rescue (CAFR) is a full-time fire department providing services across Cleveland, Centerville, Kasson, and Solon Townships. From 2016 to 2024, CAFR evolved from a part-time agency to a full-time Advanced Life Support agency, increasing its personnel from three to nine full-time staff plus additional support, underscoring the need for a new station.
The Township of Kasson reported a budget net loss of $82,711.89 for April to May 2024, driven by significant revenue shortfalls and overspending. Total income was $39,196.94, drastically below the budgeted $535,919.00. Key expenditures, especially in fire and rescue operations, further exacerbated financial issues. A thorough review is essential for future sustainability.
Assessing Year Overview highlights significant dates such as the July and December Board of Review sessions, essential for the 2025 tax timeline. Lauryn Pleva, newly certified as a Michigan Certified Assessing Technician, will contribute to vital fieldwork. Ongoing maintenance includes updating records and processing data related to property transactions and inspections, ensuring accuracy and compliance.
