Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Charter Township of Georgetown.
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Oct 21, 2026
Nov 5, 2026
Work includes approx 2,750 LF of 12" PVC C900 water main; 200 TN of HMA pavement replacement including all necessary appurtenances and restoration.
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Census ID
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167249
Population
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55,682
Procurement Difficulty Score
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65 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Charter Township of Georgetown
The Planning Commission discussed proposed zoning ordinance amendments, specifically regarding PUD application processes, standards for final development plan review, and plat requirements. They reviewed ordinance language related to rental facilities for utility vehicles and boats, as well as pool equipment setbacks. The Commission also engaged in a broader policy discussion concerning potential future data center developments, weighing community opposition against potential municipal benefits. Finally, they addressed fence ordinance issues, specifically regarding the installation of security fences in front yards, and determined that current phrasing requires further clarification and revision.
The Board of Review convened for organizational and evaluation purposes, electing a Chairperson and Secretary, and discussing value changes by property class. The primary focus involved hearing numerous property tax petitions. Decisions were made on various value adjustments based on property sales, appraisals, property combinations, condition assessments, and requests for tax-exempt status. Several petitions resulted in approvals for reductions in assessed and taxable values, while others were denied due to insufficient comparable documentation or a determination that the current assessment was accurate. The board also addressed personal property statements and adjustments for unusable land.
Public-sector contacts connected to Charter Township of Georgetown.
The board received an update on Fire Department activities and approved several legislative and administrative items. Key actions included the adoption of amendments to the Zoning Ordinance chapters 19 and 22, the postponement of a decision on an ordinance revision regarding tentative plat approval, and the approval of a request for an additional Sheriff Deputy. The board also designated the Grand Rapids Legal News for legal notices, passed budget amendments for 2026 and 2027, authorized the purchase of a sidewalk snowplow, adopted a bond resolution, and awarded a construction contract for the Phase 3 water main project. Additionally, the board approved a drain easement and authorized the purchase of real estate following a closed session.
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