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DeWitt Council recognizes Lacrosse Club as nonprofit, forwards resolution to state gaming commission
Summary
The DeWitt City Council unanimously approved a resolution recognizing the DeWitt Lacrosse Club as a nonprofit organization and forwarded the resolution to the Michigan Gaming Commission to support a charitable gaming license application.
The DeWitt City Council voted unanimously on Jan. 22 to recognize the DeWitt Lacrosse Club as a nonprofit organization and to forward a copy of the resolution to the Michigan Gaming Commission.
The action was taken as a single motion to approve the resolution and authorize transmission of the document to the state commission. Councilmember Whitman moved the resolution; Councilmember VanDyke seconded. The motion carried by a unanimous vote of those present.
The designation appears on the council record as a recognition of nonprofit status for the DeWitt Lacrosse Club to support future charitable-gaming matters. The council did not record further conditions or financial details in the public record; the next procedural step is consideration of any licensing matters by the Michigan Gaming Commission.
Votes at the Jan. 22 meeting were recorded as unanimous in favor. Members present as listed in the meeting record were: Donohue, Kellogg, Ostrander, VanDyke, Whitman, Mayor Pro-Tem Hunsaker, and Mayor Leeming.
The resolution will be sent to the Michigan Gaming Commission per the council's direction; the record does not show any additional local requirements or deadlines tied to the transfer.
