Andrew CraigZoning Administrator
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Township of Quincy
Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Township of Quincy.
- Buyer type:
- City
- Location:
- Quincy, MI
- Country:
- US
Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Township of Quincy.
Key metrics and characteristics
Census ID
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185935
Population
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4,154
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Township of Quincy
The board covered a wide range of reports including clerk's administrative updates and election-related activities, treasurer's plans for debit/credit payment systems, and assessor updates regarding tax tribunal appeals, database rollovers, and future cloud conversion strategies. Other reports from the zoning, JPC, ZBA, commissioner, public safety, fire association, cemetery, and legal departments were presented for review. Key actions taken included the approval of an order for a new columbarium, the decision to seek separate legal counsel for the JPC through the firm Foster Swift, the adoption of a BESS ordinance, and the establishment of a resolution regarding escrow fees for new applications.
The board conducted a Truth and Taxation special hearing regarding millage rates and reviewed comprehensive reports from various municipal departments, including the Clerk, Treasurer, Assessor, Zoning Administrator, and Cemetery Sexton. Key business actions included the approval of revised cemetery burial and plot fees, the authorization of an emergency tree removal on Elmer Drive, and the initiation of a bidding process for further cemetery tree removal services. Additionally, the board formally established a new Zoning Board of Appeals through resolution, approved a charitable gaming license for a non-profit organization, authorized a transition to cloud-based software for assessment and tax functions, and determined investment strategies for maturing certificates of deposit. The board also approved a resolution for local fireworks and contracted a service agreement for cemetery trash removal.
The board reviewed several administrative and operational reports, including clerk and deputy clerk updates regarding election card files and ballot processing. The treasurer presented financial reports, securing approval for a new computer and credit card payment implementation. Discussion occurred regarding transitioning cemetery records to an online system via CIMS. Reports from the assessor, zoning administrator, and fire association were reviewed, alongside updates on a battery storage ordinance and regional broadband grants. New business included the appointment of library board members, authorization for a seasonal cemetery employee, the adoption of an assessment record availability policy, and future planning for a columbarium.
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