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.
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Georgetown Charter Township Board Township Board Meeting Agenda
The board meeting agenda includes the consideration of the 2027 budget, a public hearing on the budget, and the approval of various financial and administrative matters. Key discussion topics include a request for an approved target shooting range, the approval of a revised escrow policy, the authorization of a property tax administration fee, and the processing of items to the tax roll. Additionally, the agenda incorporates reports from the Utilities and Finance Committees.
Sep 28, 2026·Board meeting
Georgetown Charter Township Services Committee Regular Meeting Minutes
The committee reviewed and recommended a budget request to the Ottawa County Sheriff for an additional deputy, including funding for overtime to cover backfilling for contracted deputies. Additionally, the committee engaged in a discussion regarding the purchase and installation of twenty-four new military banners to be displayed at the township library parking lot, which will be available for purchase by residents.
Sep 28, 2026·Board meeting
Georgetown Township Board Board Meeting
The board meeting primarily focused on the public hearing and adoption of the 2027 budget. Residents provided input on tax concerns, the administrative fee structure, and the allocation of funds for public safety, library services, and recreational facilities. The board discussed current staffing levels for police and fire services, reviewed mutual aid agreements, and emphasized the Township's financial position. Additionally, the board considered and ultimately moved to deny a resident's request for a personal firearm target range due to public safety concerns regarding nearby residences and schools.
