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Residents raise dog waste and permitting concerns; fire chief reports two fires and truck pump ordered
Summary
At the March 10 Village of South Range meeting, residents urged action on dog waste and permitting guidance for a new business; Fire Chief Mike Balma reported two recent fires, that a pump has been ordered for the brush truck and that he will contact the fireworks company for July 4th.
Craig Hamlin, a guest at the March 10 meeting, asked the council to address dog waste on village property and offered to help pay for disposal-bag dispensers if the village decides to install them.
Guest Troy Povich requested a form to obtain approval for a deck or patio for a new business, seeking procedural direction from the clerk or council.
Village of South Range Fire Chief Mike Balma reported two recent fires, said a pump has been ordered for the brush truck and that he will contact the fireworks company about Fourth of July arrangements. Guest Mike Derenzo discussed public-works items, said he will be moving to another career and will remain part-time to assist with the lagoon.
President George Eakin updated the council that he will seek reimbursement for filters he purchased for residents, that there are no new developments with EGLE and that Chris Holmes from UPEA is arranging a survey of the Trout Stream. The clerk discussed possible online payment for water and sewer bills, COVID relief fund allocation reporting (the council requested quotes for upstairs bathroom and window work) and information from MiWorks about hosting a young professional. Trustee Therese Parolini reported the Fourth of July Committee plans a street dance with two bands and that meeting dates are posted on the committee Facebook page.
