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The board convened for a work session during which they selected a meeting chair. The primary agenda item involved a discussion regarding the development of the Oscoda Township Social Media Policy, which is slated for board consideration at a subsequent meeting. Board members also provided comments regarding the session proceedings.
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The board discussed the draft Oscoda Township Social Media Policy, resulting in the scheduling of a follow-up work session. Board members also provided comments regarding the use of social media as elected officials, the utilization of legal counsel and associated costs, the importance of receiving information for review prior to meetings, and general board communication practices.
The meeting featured a presentation from the Small Business Administration regarding disaster recovery loan opportunities following spring flooding. The Board authorized the execution of a project agreement for the Michigan Natural Resources Trust Fund Development for park improvements. New business included the approval of an attorney-client fee agreement, setting seasonal campsite rates for Old Orchard Park, authorizing SCADA cybersecurity upgrades, and approving the purchase of a new electronic sign. The Board also scheduled upcoming budget workshops, authorized the issuance of requests for proposals for independent auditing services, and approved multiple infrastructure payment applications related to as-needed services, water and sewer projects, and park infrastructure.
The board meeting covered several significant items. Key actions included the adoption of resolutions regarding the 2026 Drop-Off Refuse Program dates and Fiscal Year 2026 2nd Quarter Budget Amendments. The board postponed the discussion on the Social Media Policy and the creation of a township Facebook page. A request from the Huron Breeze Association regarding utility charges was denied. The board awarded a contract for planning and zoning services to Rowe Professional Services Company and authorized the issuance of an RFP for economic development website services. Additionally, the board approved multiple infrastructure payment applications and granted a liquor license request for the Paul Bunyan Days Festival.
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