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DeWitt council recognizes Kahler Foundation as nonprofit, forwards gaming-license resolution to state commission
Summary
The council unanimously approved a resolution recognizing the Kahler Foundation as a non-profit operating in DeWitt and forwarded a copy of the resolution to the Michigan Gaming Commission to support a charitable gaming license application.
The DeWitt City Council on May 11 voted unanimously to approve a resolution recognizing the Kahler Foundation as a nonprofit organization operating in DeWitt and to forward a copy of that resolution to the Michigan Gaming Commission.
Councilmember Hunsaker moved the resolution; Landgraf seconded and the vote was unanimous with Mayor Sue Leeming and councilmembers Whitman, Kellogg and Landgraf recorded as voting yes. The transcript records the council’s action to forward the resolution to the Michigan Gaming Commission but does not record any state-level action or an application filing by the foundation.
A representative of the Kahler Foundation was present in the audience, per the agenda. The council’s approval is a local recognition and administrative step to notify the Michigan Gaming Commission; any charitable gaming license remains subject to state review and approval by the commission.
The council did not attach any additional local conditions to the resolution in the meeting record.
