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Votes at a glance: Montcalm County approves PA 116 farmland request, appointment, warrants and Tamarack Meadows Brownfield resolution
Summary
The Montcalm County Board of Commissioners on June 9 approved a PA 116 farmland agreement, appointed a member to the Substance Use Disorder Advisory Council, approved three warrant reports totaling $7,076,198.95, placed two consent items on file and adopted a Brownfield resolution for Tamarack Meadows.
The Montcalm County Board of Commissioners took several routine actions on Monday, June 9.
- PA 116 farmland agreement: The board approved a PA 116 farmland agreement for a parcel submitted by the Trent C. Hilding Trust. The item was moved by Vice Chairman Peterson and carried by voice vote. The county clerk and the regional planning commission had signed off on the request.
- Appointment to the Substance Use Disorder Advisory Council (SUDAAC): The board approved the appointment of Commissioner Charlie Maher to replace Roger Coles on SUDAAC, with a term expiring Dec. 31, 2025. The motion was moved and supported and carried by voice vote.
- Warrant reports: Commissioners approved three warrant reports — 05/29/2025 for $6,530,803.70; 06/05/2025 for $292,018.58; and 06/09/2025 for $253,376.67 — for a combined total of $7,076,198.95. The board moved to approve the warrants and allowed signatures; the motion carried by voice vote.
- Consent agenda: Items 6 and 7 of the consent agenda (including a Mercy Veterinary Coalition item) were placed on file by motion and voice vote.
- Tamarack Meadows Brownfield resolution: The board adopted Resolution 2025-05, a housekeeping resolution adopting the proposed Act 381 Brownfield plan for Tamarack Meadows Homes, LLC, 2640 North Greenville Road, Lakeview, Michigan. The motion was moved by Vice Chairman Peterson and approved by voice vote.
In each case recorded on the meeting video and transcript, commissioners called for the ayes and declared the motion carried when no opposition was voiced. Detailed roll-call tallies were not recorded in the public transcript for these voice votes.
