The Leland Township Board convened on May 13, 2024, at the Leland Township Library. The agenda was approved with an amendment concerning item #8. Public comments highlighted concerns about a church using the Munnecke Room for services and requests for referendum votes on local zoning ordinances. Reports indicated ongoing engagement in community safety and infrastructure improvement.
The Empire Village Council met on May 9, 2024, focusing on short-term rentals and other business. The agenda included public comments, report updates, and discussions regarding fees and policies. A consensus emerged on STR recommendations, extending the meeting to 9:30 p.m. New business items were deferred, with the meeting concluding at 9:59 p.m.
The Solon Township Board met on May 9, 2024, tackling key issues such as road conditions and maintenance. They approved hiring Christina Deeren as Zoning Administrator with a salary of $35,000. The Parks Committee reported on events and received approval to extend a Rotary grant for future improvements. Ongoing projects like township hall repairs were also discussed.
The Centerville Township Board meeting on May 8, 2024, addressed key issues including financial matters and updates on the zoning ordinance review. Treasurer Katrina Pleva reported unresolved QuickBooks conversion issues, while the Planning Commission prepared for a public hearing on the zoning ordinance scheduled for June 3. Other discussions included a proposed boat ramp and road repairs.
The Kasson Township Board reviewed several ongoing projects during their meeting, including the ordering of corner markers for cemeteries, monitoring mining legislation, and assessing sidewalk bids. Additionally, they approved an easement request for Consumers Energy and directed the clerk to investigate water maintenance responsibilities while moving forward with a Fire Station design RFP.
The financial report for May 1, 2024, provides an overview of the organization’s financial status. The beginning balance was $1,072,038.68, with disbursements totaling $112,371.87 and receipts at $6,004.17, resulting in an ending balance of $965,670.98. It details accounts, including CPS and checking, ensuring accuracy through a reconciliation process for informed decisions.
In April 2024, Kasson Township issued 10 land use permits, raising the year-to-date total to 13. Noteworthy projects included a 1,820 sq ft Quonset-type building and a 2,400 sq ft accessory building. The Zoning Administrator handled numerous inquiries, emphasizing the township’s ongoing development and community engagement while effectively managing zoning regulations.
The Glen Arbor Township Planning Commission met on May 2, 2024, with discussions on vital agenda items. Notably, the repeal of certain ordinances and ongoing ordinance reviews were addressed. Zoning issues, including unauthorized electric car chargers, were also highlighted. Lastly, a suggestion to include the Cemetery in the Master Plan was proposed by Commission member Bob Hawley.
During the May 21, 2024 Glen Arbor Township Board meeting, key discussions included the adoption of Content Neutral Zoning Ordinance 5.0 and the future of tennis and pickleball courts. The board approved rebuilding tennis courts 3 & 4 for tennis only and deciding on courts 1 & 2 after gathering summer data, ensuring active community involvement.
This document outlines the agenda and minutes of the Bingham Township Regular Board Meeting held on April 15, 2024. Key discussion points include a Blight Ordinance, the Assessor Committee Report, and a proposed contract with Todd Stone for a 5-Year Parks and Recreation Plan. The Board also approved vendor and payroll reports.
