The Solon Township Board held their regular meeting on January 9, 2025, discussing key topics such as the approval of the Master Plan for public review, ongoing projects, and budget amendments. Actions included a lease with the Cedar Chamber of Commerce and the agreement with Glen Lake School District for summer tax collection.
The Centerville Township Board meeting on January 8, 2025, included a positive financial update, the approval of tax collection agreements, and discussions on the township hall’s furnace and library books. The Planning Commission addressed rezoning, while public comments raised concerns about parking and meeting logistics. The board initiated the budget process for 2025-2026.
The Glen Arbor Township Board convened its regular meeting on January 21, 2025, with all members present. The Treasurer’s Report highlighted the cash balances across various funds, with the General Fund at $940,844.28. Fire Chief Ferguson updated the board on grant applications, including a successful $5,000 DNR grant for firefighting PPE and pending applications for additional funding.
The Centerville Township Board meeting held on December 17, 2024, included a closed session to discuss a confidential communication from the Township attorney, reflecting the board’s commitment to handling sensitive matters. Public concerns were addressed, notably from Catherine Collins regarding the disposal of septic waste on farmland, highlighting community engagement and environmental issues.
The Leelanau County Board of Commissioners convenes regularly to discuss various matters, including contracts related to broadband and health insurance. Key agenda items for the upcoming meeting on December 17, 2024, feature updates from the interim administrator and discussions on year-end adjustments. The proceedings are recorded, though these recordings are not the official records.
The Solon Township Board held its regular meeting on December 5, 2024, at the Township Hall. Supervisor Chris Comeaux initiated the meeting with the Pledge of Allegiance, followed by roll call, confirming all board members were present. The agenda was approved after adjustments, reflecting the board’s commitment to transparency and responsiveness to public concerns.
The Kasson Township Board met on December 11, 2024, under Supervisor Greg Julian. Financial reports indicated receipts of $60,513.12 and disbursements of $78,950.92. Updates included plans for construction standards and postponed road projects. New business included setting the 2025 meeting schedule and upgrading QuickBooks. The meeting concluded with a moment of silence for Duane Newman.
In November 2024, the Kasson Township Zoning Administrator issued 5 land use permits, including projects like solar arrays and single-family dwellings, generating $425 in fees. Additional zoning activities encompassed 5 Zoning Board of Appeals proceedings and various inquiries. The Administrator assisted residents through 37 phone calls and 32 emails, reflecting active community engagement.
The Cleveland Township Board met on December 10, 2024, discussing updates on Little Traverse Lake’s speed limit and the acquisition of a new computer system. Treasurer Angie Diotte reported a balance of $222,729.95. Public comments highlighted concerns about zoning changes and short-term rental permits, while the meeting concluded with the approval of bills at 7:31 pm.
Reports were provided by various Township entities, including Fire & Rescue, Planning/Zoning, Harbor, Sewer, and Parks & Rec. The Treasurer presented the financial report, which was subsequently approved. The Supervisor’s report detailed recent meetings and upcoming appointments. The Board addressed several action items, including a resolution related to the Sunset Shores project and appointments to committees.
