Jessica Leija

The meeting included reports from the Personnel Director regarding the status of several positions, including Utility Worker, Recreation Coordinator, Office Aide, Seasonal Laborer, and Assessing Canvasser. The next meeting was scheduled for Tuesday, March 25, 2025.

The meeting addressed the approval of the agenda and minutes from a previous meeting. A significant portion of the discussion was dedicated to Complaint form 001, specifically focusing on dates and potential ethics policy violations. The board distinguished relationships between individuals and entities, reviewed financial disclosure forms, and considered potential conflicts of interest. The conclusion highlighted a lack of disclosure on a financial disclosure form and acknowledged a conflict of interest, leading to a recommendation to the board. The board also addressed public comments and concerns raised by a trustee and the clerk.

The meeting includes discussions and potential approvals for a revised site development plan concerning a Checkers Drive-Thru Restaurant outdoor freezer. A public hearing is scheduled to address a special land use request for a tattoo parlor at 41972 Hayes Road. The Planning Commission will also discuss the minutes from the April 8, 2021 meeting.

The Clinton Township Board of Appeals meeting addressed several key items, including a request to table an application for Union Lake Villas and a variance request concerning an addition to an accessory structure on McKishnie. The board also considered a request from Faith Baptist Church (formerly Baker College) regarding the redevelopment of a site for a church and school, specifically addressing ingress and egress requirements and parking permissions. Additionally, there was a discussion regarding public comments and corrections to the December 16th, 2020 report.

The Clinton Township Board of Appeals convened to discuss several zoning-related matters. The board addressed a request to permit the construction of a pole barn for personal property storage, including discussions on height and setbacks. They also considered a proposal for the installation of electronic message signs and a ground sign at Randazzo Fresh Market, focusing on the replacement of an outdated sign and the visibility for shopping center tenants. Additionally, the board reviewed and approved the 2020 Annual Report, elected officers, and discussed corrections to the January 20th, 2020 report.