In January 2025, Kasson Township reported no land use permits issued but received inquiries for a Special Land Use Permit, Lot Consolidation, Property Line Adjustment, and Accessory Building. Additionally, one Zoning/Site Plan Review took place, three Construction Inspections were performed, and a violation for yard junk was under investigation, alongside extensive communication from the Zoning Administrator.
The township is updating ordinances for business districts to uphold the master plan’s integrity, with a possible 12-month moratorium. Key reports included plans for a May election at Leland School, ongoing financial audits, and discussions on housing directives and guest house ordinances, alongside scheduled hearings and upcoming maintenance considerations for township facilities.
This document comprises several reports and communications pertaining to Elmwood Township’s finances, planning, and administrative matters for January and February of 2025. The Treasurer’s Report provides account balances and investment summaries across various funds, totaling over $10.8 million. The Planning and Zoning Report highlights permit activity, Zoning Board of Appeals meetings, and Planning Commission activities.
The Old Art Building has graciously provided temporary meeting space for the township during the library’s renovation. We will be utilizing this space for at least the next few months. I am optimistic about our ongoing contract discussions with the fire department. The initial draft of the FY 2025 general budget has been distributed for review.
The Glen Arbor Township Board held a Regular Meeting on February 18, 2025, where financial reports indicated a total of $5,185,677.93 across various funds. Resolutions included appointing Sue Church to the Emergency Services Advisory Commission and adopting budget amendments. Upcoming budget meetings were highlighted, with a public hearing scheduled for March 18, 2025.
The Leelanau Township Planning Commission is reviewing a communications tower application in the Agricultural Zoning District. Key issues include the tower’s impact on the district’s character, public service adequacy, environmental effects, and stormwater management. Conditions under consideration include wetland delineation, stormwater detention, and buffer requirements to protect natural resources.
The Leelanau County Board of Commissioners has addressed concerns regarding a proposed communications tower on Kitchen Road, emphasizing compliance with zoning ordinances. Key issues include wetlands impact, stormwater management, and the tower’s finish. The county is committed to meeting all requirements and has provided evidence to support its position on the proposed infrastructure’s necessity and design.
This document presents the budget reports for the Village of Empire across various funds, including the General Fund, Major Streets Fund, Local Streets Fund, Water Fund, and Equipment Fund. The General Fund shows total estimated revenues of $638,300.00 for the original budget and $709,670.78 in activity through February 28, 2025, indicating a financial deficit.
The document transcribes Mark Cook’s public comment at the Barry County Board of Commissioners meeting on September 10, 2024, where he highlighted vulnerabilities in the Dominion voting system. Cook challenged Election Source representatives, who acknowledged these issues yet continued selling the equipment, raising concerns about vendor control over elections and the involvement of organizations like the Atlantic Council.
The Bingham Township Regular Board Meeting Agenda for January 20, 2025, includes standard items such as call to order, roll call, pledge of allegiance, and agenda approval. Old business focuses on the Parks and Recreation Committee’s parking area plan for Boughey Park and a complaint investigation report by the Health Department on a Shady Lane Road property.
