This document discusses the revision and potential adoption of a Blight Ordinance. It identifies strengths in the existing ordinance, including clear definitions of junk and provisions for enforcement without requiring citizen complaints. The proposal suggests a name change to ‘Blight & Nuisance’ to better encapsulate the ordinance’s provisions, especially regarding environmental protections.
The Empire Village Council Work Session on March 14, 2024, focused on several critical issues, including budget adjustments for the Planning Commission and proposed pay raises for village employees. The introduction of an ACH payment option for water utility bills aimed to improve service efficiency. Concerns about decision-making transparency were also raised, promoting calls for inclusivity.
The Empire Village Council held a work session on March 14, 2024, at the Empire Township Hall. Agenda items included public comments, presentations on the WILCO Road Plan and South Bar Lake quality, and department head reports. The council reviewed communications, addressed matters related to the new village office property, and approved several motions.
The Northport Village Council met on March 14, 2024, to discuss various community issues, including a proposed Social District. Public comments emphasized the need for transparency and community input. Several resolutions were passed, including the establishment of a Social District and the adoption of the Leelanau County Natural Hazard Mitigation Plan, closing with a bill approval of $132,264.40.
The Solon Township Board held a regular meeting on March 14, 2024, where they approved a lease agreement with the Northern Michigan Rowing Club for the Solon Township Beach Park and appointed Christina Deeren as interim zoning administrator. A special meeting was scheduled for March 23, 2024, following the annual meeting.
The Centerville Township Board meeting on March 13, 2024, addressed key issues, including financial updates from Treasurer Katrina Pleva, who reported the completion of tax collection. Clerk Elizabeth Chiles discussed increasing election worker pay and proposed upgrades to the current Zoom setup. New business included updates on ARPA funds and discussions on renewing the Fire millage.
This document summarizes the Kasson Township Board meeting held on March 13, 2024. The meeting included routine items, financial reports, unfinished business like a cemetery workshop, and new business such as reappointments and service proposals. Capital projects discussed included the Maple City Improvement Project and Township Hall renovation, concluding with public comments and adjournment.
The report provides a detailed financial summary for the period, including the beginning balance, disbursements, receipts, and the final ending balance of $1,174,017.86. It also outlines the balances in various accounts such as CDs, checking, petty cash, and debit. The report concludes with a reconciliation of credits and debits.
This report summarizes the activities of the Kasson Township Zoning Administrator (ZA), Timothy A. Cypher, for February 2024. The ZA issued two Land Use Permits, including one for a ground-mount solar array. Additionally, the report highlights various inquiries received regarding special land use permits, lot consolidations, and zoning/site plan reviews.
The budget report for the Township of Kasson from April 2023 to February 2024 indicates a significant discrepancy between planned expenses and actual income. The total income for this period is $278,200.46 against a budgeted amount of $534,870.00, resulting in a negative variance of $256,669.54, approximately 52% of the budget.
