Leelanau County News and Latest Info
County road commissioners Tuesday reviewed a report that detailed how much money was spent on projects in 2009.
“We did a lot of work last year and we spent our fund balance down to $321,000, which is the lowest we’ve gone in a long time,” said clerk J
Boards of Review throughout Leelanau County this week were preparing to hold a series of meetings next week during which local taxpayers will be given an opportunity to protest their local property tax assessment.
Board of Review members in the county’
The Village of Suttons Bay Zoning Board of Appeals last week held its first meeting since March 2008 at the request of village zoning administrator Steve Patmore, who was seeking clarification of certain zoning ordinance provisions.
Patmore said the ZB
Separate ordinances being considered in Elmwood Township would regulate use of both township parks, including park pavilions, and make it easier to fight the spread of an invasive species along the Grand Traverse Bay shoreline.
The Township Board at a
The number of building permits issued so far this year by the Leelanau County Construction Code Authority is exactly the same number issued by the same time last year.
However, the estimated construction value of the 21 permits issued so far this year
Leland’s Board of Education is reverting to its original meeting schedule following action taken Monday night.
The board voted Monday night to go back to meeting on the third Monday of each month, rather than the fourth Monday as approved in the fall o
Officials of Suttons Bay Township are gearing up to hold a March 10 public hearing on the proposed establishment of a Suttons Bay Township Fire Special Assessment District.
Establishment of a special assessment district (a SAD) would eliminate voter-ap
Compensation for officials in Glen Arbor Township will remain flat in 2010-11.
The township board adopted a resolution from its compensation advisory committee that included no salary increases for the three township officers and two township trustees.
Allan Dalzell of Omena is seeing the effects of plummeting residential property values in Leelanau County first hand – and so is his local township government.
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Leelanau County officials say they are eagerly awaiting the release of a transportation study associated with The Grand Vision which may – or may not – shed light on how roadways in the region designated as “corridors of significance” might be improved.
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