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Delhi Township parks commission approves consent agenda, reviews director's monthly report
Summary
The Delhi Charter Township Parks and Recreation Commission met June 10 in Holt, approved the May 13 minutes and May claims, listed a Valhalla interpretive sign review, and heard a director's report on program participation, a DNR grant walkthrough, Veterans Memorial Park water-feature progress and summer events.
The Delhi Charter Township Parks and Recreation Commission met in regular session on June 10, 2026, in the Multi-Purpose Room at the Community Services Center in Holt, and approved its consent agenda and heard the director’s monthly report.
Chair Dennis Fulk called the meeting to order at 5:30 p.m. A roll call recorded commissioners Ray King, Steve Warfield, Paul Dykema, Victoria Bondy and Stephanie Day as present; Kevin Leonard was listed as absent. Troy Stowell was noted as the Parks and Recreation Director in attendance.
There were no public comments recorded and the agenda saw no adjustments. The commission approved the consent agenda, which included approval of the minutes from the May 13, 2026 meeting and approval of claims for May 2026. The consent motion was moved by Commissioner Ray King and supported by Commissioner Steve Warfield; the motion carried.
Under new business the agenda listed a Valhalla interpretive sign review. The minutes record the item on the agenda but do not record discussion or a formal action on the sign.
During late agenda items, the director’s monthly report covered program updates and participation figures, an update on a DNR grant walkthrough, progress on the Veterans Memorial Park water feature, and details on upcoming Movies and Concerts in the Park. Commissioners had no comments recorded on those items. No votes or formal directions related to those specific projects are recorded in the minutes.
Commissioner Steve Warfield moved to adjourn at 6:01 p.m.; Commissioner Ray King supported the motion and it carried.
The minutes were signed by Chair Dennis Fulk. The record does not state a next meeting date in the provided segments.
