The Solon Township Board convened on February 13, 2025, at 7:00 PM, led by Supervisor Chris Comeaux. Key discussions focused on financial updates, community events like the Cedar Polka Fest, and the proposed Short Term Rental Ordinance. Resolutions for poverty exemption guidelines and salary adjustments for officials were set for review at the March 29 Annual Meeting.
The Leelanau Township Planning Commission convened on February 13, 2025, with options for public participation via Zoom. The agenda included essential items such as the call to order, roll call, and approval of the agenda, along with public comments. Key discussion items included a Special Land Use Permit Application for a Wireless Communications Tower and the Fiscal Year 2025-26 budget recommendation.
In January 2025, Leelanau Township issued six land use permits, showing a slight increase from five in January 2024. Ongoing land division initiatives reflect the township’s commitment to growth and active community engagement. Staff is also reviewing a Special Use Permit, highlighting a need for clarity in short-term rental regulations associated with land use policies.
The Leelanau Township Planning Commission had an active year in 2024, focusing on the Master Plan, housing, agriculture, and commercial development. They reviewed a special use permit for a communications tower, faced public opposition, and examined a zoning amendment for farm stay camping. Additionally, they participated in leadership meetings and continued their education efforts.
The Centerville Township Board held a regular meeting on February 12, 2025, at 6:30 P.M. Key discussions included updates from the Housing Action Committee, financial reports, and corrections to the P&L report. The Board approved the meeting agenda, set the Annual Meeting date for March 22, and began the budget process for 2025-2026.
As of January 31, 2025, Centerville Township has a total of $539,031.23 across various accounts, with significant funds in Chase Business Checking and Lake MI Credit Union Money Market. Receipts overview shows positive incoming amounts from state sales tax and administrative fees, reflecting strong fiscal management and positive outlook for the township’s finances.
Permit Summary includes 2 Land Use Permits and 1 Accessory Building permit issued, with no zoning proceedings or violations reported. Highlights mention the resolution of the Rogers case, leading to a scheduled junk removal by the Township. Additionally, the Zoning Administrator assisted the community through 23 phone calls and 15 emails, enhancing communication and support.
The Suttons Bay Township Board convened on February 12, 2025, discussing crucial matters like a 2.5% salary increase and upcoming budget workshops. The Planning Commission presented its annual report, emphasizing zoning amendments and the Master Plan update. Additionally, the By the Bay Garden Club received approval for a Peace Pole installation at Herman Park.
The Suttons Bay Township Board convened on February 12, 2025, to address various township matters. Reports from the Planning & Zoning, Parks & Recreation, and Fire Authority departments highlighted ongoing projects. New business included a resolution to increase officials’ salaries by 2.5% and an audit contract with Tobin & Company for up to $4,000.
The Kasson Township Board convened its regular meeting on February 12, 2025, with Supervisor Julian presiding. Key topics included road projects, financial reports, unfinished business, new business, and various reports from township officials. A presentation was given by Craig Brown of the Leelanau County Road Commission, detailing road projects planned for 2025, including crack sealing and chip sealing.
