The Empire Village Council’s work session on April 11, 2024, will cover public comments, department reports, and issues around short-term rentals, infrastructure, and procedures. Key topics include proposed ordinances, committee formation for enforcement, and community engagement, allowing residents to voice their concerns. The Council aims for transparency and accountability in decision-making processes.
The Empire Village Council convened on April 11, 2024, at the Township Hall, with all members present. The agenda included a request from the ABCD Group and public comments on various items. The council discussed the Short Term Rental registration ordinance and voted to purchase the Field Trip building, approving the purchase agreement. The meeting adjourned at 9:42 p.m.
The Northport Village Council convened its regular meeting on April 11, 2024, discussing key issues such as the Homewood Subdivision, trash pickup budget, and the golf course management agreement renewal. Several motions were passed including an Anishinaabe monument placement and Rain Garden expansion. Council members also announced upcoming events, highlighting Northport’s 175th anniversary celebration.
This document summarizes the minutes of the Solon Township Board meeting held on April 11, 2024. The Board approved the meeting agenda and previous minutes, made budget corrections, authorized investments, and increased rental rates for the Township Hall. Discussions included reports from various committees, ongoing repairs, and concerns regarding future land use and park management.
The Centerville Township FY 2024-25 Cost Center Budget projects revenues of $659,157 against expenses of $635,697, yielding a net revenue of $23,460. Key revenue sources include property taxes and fire operating millage, while expenses focus on fire department administration, township board, and staff wages. The budget supports essential services and infrastructure improvements.
The Centerville Township Board convened on April 10, 2024, approving the agenda on amendments, credit card information, and CDs. Treasurer Katrina Pleva provided a financial update on CD rates. Chief Doornbos presented the Fire Department’s annual report, highlighting new equipment and grants. The board also discussed the Zoning Ordinance revision and election worker wage increases.
Key decisions included approving the agenda as amended, approving minutes, and the fire millage resolution. The meeting featured a presentation from Gosling Czubak regarding sidewalk assessments and streetscape mapping. Unfinished business encompassed cemetery marker purchases and mining legislation, while new business included fire millage approval and discussions about road projects and improvements for Maple City.
This report provides an overview of the land use permits issued by the Kasson Township Zoning Administrator for March 2024. A total of five permits were processed, encompassing home occupation changes and land divisions. Notably, permit fees collected totaled $1,375, contributing to the township’s operational revenue, indicating ongoing development within the township.
Financial Summary shows a beginning balance of $1,174,017.80, with disbursements totaling $218,753.20 and receipts of $7,574.00. The bank balance stands at $1,072,638.60, including a CD balance of $127,072.87, checking balance of $730,547.83, and a tax fund balance of $70,797.59, while noting a debit balance of $4,353.37.
The township’s total income is $318,842.47, which is 59.6% of the budgeted amount of $534,870.00. Total expenses are $253,194.69, which is 47.3% of the budgeted. Fire millage revenue exceeded the budgeted amount significantly, leading to a net income of $113,400.09 for the period.
