Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Kim Clear’s organization
Oct 13, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Mil Creek Township Regular Meeting
The meeting included an agenda amendment to address a settlement agreement with a police officer and support for the EMTA ebike safety campaign. A primary focus was a presentation on the feasibility study for a new fire station in the Bell Valley District, covering site selection criteria, essential program space requirements, and projected construction costs. Discussion also highlighted the impact of inflation and rising material costs on municipal projects.
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The commission reviewed three main agenda items: a small subdivision plan for a property on Golf Club Road, a replot of land for a property on Thomas Road, and an amendment to a land development plan for Marquette Savings Bank involving the demolition of a former pizza restaurant to create additional parking. The commission deliberated on zoning requirements, access issues, and green space provisions for these projects before approving each motion with specific stipulations where necessary.
Oct 1, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Mil Creek Township Transition Advisory Committee Transition Advisory Committee Meeting
The committee discussed the progress of administrative code and ordinance updates, including the review of law firm proposals for legal assistance. A significant portion of the meeting focused on the township manager search, reviewing potential fee structures from recruitment firms and estimating budget requirements for the upcoming recruitment process. Additionally, the committee considered creating informational sessions for future council candidates and the general public to provide details regarding the new form of township governance.
Sep 30, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Mill Creek Township Zoning Hearing Board Zoning Hearing Board Meeting
The board addressed two variance requests. The first appeal involved a property at 5630 Larchmont Drive, where applicants requested a dimensional variance from the flood plain ordinance to allow the installation of an above-ground pool and deck within a 50-foot setback of the top of the bank. The second appeal involved a dental clinic at 5942 Peach Street, where the applicant requested a variance from zoning regulations regarding sign size. The applicant argued that the current 24-square-foot limitation was insufficient given the property's limited street frontage and safety concerns, requesting approval for a 96-square-foot sign instead.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
