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Waterford Township approves consent agenda items including fireworks permits, community center GMP amendment and watermain replacement project
Summary
On June 22, 2026, the Waterford Township board recorded approval of multiple consent agenda items including meeting minutes, bill payments, treasurer's report, fireworks applications, a charitable gaming application, banner permit, a community center GMP amendment and contractor awards, a CLEMIS authority resolution, wastewater charges pass-through, a watermain replacement project, and cybersecurity services.
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The Charter Township of Waterford board recorded approvals on June 22, 2026 for multiple items listed on the meeting’s consent agenda, including routine minutes and payments plus several permits and project authorizations. The consent items listed in the transcript include: June 8, 2026 meeting minutes; June 22, 2026 bill payment; the Treasurer’s Office May 2026 report; 2026 Elizabeth Lake and Maceday-Lotus Lake fireworks applications; the Waterford Corsairs Youth Football & Cheer Association charitable gaming application; a banner permit for St. Benedict Church; FOIA 2295 Appeal – Grider; approval to amend the partial GMP for the Community Center and award contractors; a CLEMIS Authority resolution; annual Clinton Oakland wastewater treatment charges pass-through; a Watermain Replacement Project for Starr, Waterly and Calvert; cybersecurity services; and a resolution of support for the Clinton River Watershed Council’s Impact 100 grant application.
The transcript records multiple single-word outcomes earlier in the record ("Approved," "Adopted," "Approved") consistent with the consent agenda items being approved or adopted by the board; the provided segments do not include mover/second names or a roll-call vote tally for each consent item. The meeting record also names Gary Allison as Township Clerk and Anthony M. Bartolotta as Township Supervisor; those printed names appear in the transcript but the excerpt does not show them speaking during the listed consent actions.
Several items on the consent agenda carry operational or fiscal implications: fireworks permits authorize public displays at named lakes, the Community Center amendment and contractor awards advance a capital project, the watermain replacement project identifies specific streets for infrastructure work, and the cybersecurity services item indicates a contracted or authorized service to support township systems. The transcript excerpts provided do not include contract amounts, start dates, or departmental presenters; such details are "not specified" in the available segments.
The board proceeded through the consent agenda as recorded and then continued on to other business in the meeting record.
