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Cascade Township meeting roundup: consent agenda, invoices, parks equipment and Craft Avenue special‑use permit approved

Cascade Charter Township Board of Trustees · January 9, 2025
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Summary

The board amended the agenda, approved the consent agenda and financial actions, approved an equipment purchase request for parks (not‑to‑exceed budget) after debate about cost, and approved a special‑use permit for outdoor storage at 3700 Craft Ave; public comment and board remarks followed.

At its Jan. 8 meeting, the Cascade Charter Township Board of Trustees took routine and substantive actions:

• Agenda amendments: Supervisor Grace Lespronz moved to correct Planning Commission minutes to Nov. 18, 2024, relabel the treasurer's report as 'financial statements' and remove new business item 0032025 as premature; the amended agenda was adopted.

• Consent agenda: The board approved the consent agenda with the edits noted earlier (motion by Treasurer Corsaam; supported by Trustee Shipley).

• Financial actions: Trustees approved invoices scheduled to be paid Jan. 9 (motion by Treasurer Corson; supported by Trustee Shipley).

• Parks and facilities equipment: After extended discussion about maintenance priorities, procurement and cost, the board approved a not‑to‑exceed equipment budget to buy capitalized parks and facilities equipment that will be used townshipwide. Staff said purchases above bidding thresholds will return to the board for approval.

• Special‑use permit at 3700 Craft Ave: The board approved an application by Lakeland Pallets to allow outdoor storage at 3700 Craft Ave following planning and ZBA review; the applicant committed to installing and maintaining a fire barrier and to complying with fire department inspections. The board directed staff to clarify whether a brush‑clearing buffer in the packet is a one‑time action or an ongoing maintenance requirement.

Public comment included praise for staff work on parks and reminders about tax bill due dates and local demolition activity. The meeting concluded after trustee remarks and an adjournment vote.