Dan Vierling

The meeting includes reports from the Treasurer, Planning Commission, Heritage Preservation Commission, and Parks Commission. The Planning Commission reviewed building permit requests and a request from Frontenac State Park for a letter of support regarding a potential boundary change. Old business includes updates on paving paths, dead trees, and erosion issues. New business involves a chloride request for Hill Avenue.

The meeting included updates on county crime and service statistics, a review and approval of the previous year's meeting minutes, and discussions regarding the Planning Commission's work on the STR ordinance and complaint forms, and the Parks Commission's activities, including park maintenance, the annual picnic, and the Valhalla enhancement plan. The HPC reported on grant completion, upcoming events, and oral history projects. The 2023 audit report and 2025 proposed budget were presented and approved. A motion to end the gopher bounty program passed. The date and time for the next township election and annual meeting were set. Finally, election results were announced.

The annual meeting will include the election of a citizen moderator, reports from citizen commissions (Planning, Parks, and Heritage Preservation), presentation of the 2024 audit report and the 2026 proposed budget, public comments and discussion, and the announcement of township election results. The time and date of the 2026 meeting will be established, and there will be a thank you to departing supervisor Jim McIlrath.

The meeting will include reports from the Planning Commission, Heritage Preservation Commission, and Parks Commission. Discussion topics include an update on the compost site, a proposal to update the animal nuisance ordinance, township election and annual township meeting summary, a call for bids for Class 5 rock, a grant application for the Frontenac Station playground, and the final meeting of Jim McIlrath. Payment of bills and adjournment will conclude the meeting.

The meeting will include reports from the Planning Commission, Heritage Preservation Commission, and Parks Commission. Key discussion points include a rezoning request for a property on Territorial Rd., a building permit application for a property on County 2 Blvd., concerns about aggressive dogs and the potential for an animal control ordinance, and a review of a road construction contract and its potential exemption from a full-scale mining permit.