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Pierson Township approves $37,980 engineering bid for new park, OKs prom event contracts and schedules recreation plan hearing

Pierson Township Board · February 16, 2026
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Summary

The board approved a $37,980 Feenstra & Associates engineering bid for Pierson Township Park, authorized supervisor signatures on a prom license and venue contract for May 7, 2022, and set a public hearing on the Recreation Plan amendment for March 16, 2022.

Pierson Township’s board approved multiple Parks & Recreation recommendations, including accepting a Feenstra & Associates, Inc. bid (estimate $37,980) for engineering services for the township park.

Motions recorded in the minutes show Trustee Burkholder moved and Trustee Grice seconded approval of the Feenstra bid; roll-call votes were recorded as yes from Buyze, Burkholder, Grice and Hyrns. The Parks & Recreation committee also reported on a Winslow Park donation box and discussed creating a "Friends" group to support township parks.

The board authorized the supervisor to sign the MOM PROM license agreement and to sign a contract for the Whitefish Golf Course banquet/lower level for the MOM PROM event on May 7, 2022, with special-event approval noted for Burnham & Flowers. The board approved publishing the Recreation Plan amendment for a two-week public viewing period and scheduled a public hearing for March 16, 2022 at 7:15 p.m.

Minutes record the motions and dates but provide limited detail on engineering scope, fundraising plans, or donation-box implementation. Residents and stakeholders interested in park design, fundraising, or public comment on the recreation plan should plan to attend the March 16 hearing or review the published amendment during the two-week viewing period.