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The committee performed a review of the Royalton Township-United Federal Credit Union reconciliation statements for the previous month. No formal action was taken regarding these financial documents during the session.
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The board approved the May 2026 Treasurer's report and payroll/bill payments. Key actions included authorizing a resolution for a library millage, approving the Hollis PUD Sketch Plan, and awarding construction contracts for Tryon School repairs and various painting projects. The board also approved a GIS proposal, reappointed a representative to the Medic I board, authorized concrete work at the Bicentennial Park pavilion, approved an air/heat unit for a lift station, and approved the purchase of playground mulch. Additionally, a change to the Employee Handbook regarding resignation notification procedures was approved, and a decision on a township alarm system bid was tabled.
The commission reviewed the Utility Grade Solar Ordinance draft, identifying concerns regarding specific wording and height requirements, and progressed with the Master Plan update. A PUD Sketch Plan for a 12-acre parcel on Scottdale Road was presented, involving the creation of four lots and the construction of custom homes; the commission recommended this plan to the township board, contingent upon fulfilling specific requirements regarding site plan detail. Additionally, members were encouraged to attend an MSU Citizen Planner Class, and a building report for June was noted as showing a significant increase in permit activity compared to the previous year.
The meeting included the presentation of the Treasurer's report and the authorization of payments for bills and payroll. Various departmental reports were provided, including those from the Planning Commission, Library, and Sheriff. The board introduced the new President of Lake Michigan College, approved the Data Center Moratorium Ordinance, and authorized the Township Manager to proceed with Special Assessment Districts for ambulance and fire services. Several committee reports regarding building, fire board, and water authority matters were also submitted.
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