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Board moves toward citation on Haack property; approves laptops for supervisors amid one abstention
Summary
After reporting no progress on the Haack property matter, the board said it will contact the Sheriff's office about a citation. Separately the board approved laptops for supervisors; Supervisor Andy Christensen abstained, citing a conflict of interest.
Vice Chairman Brandon Geyen reported that on Sept. 10 he, Chris Klein and property owner John Haack met at the Haack property to clarify township expectations; Geyen said there has been no significant progress and the board will contact the Sheriff's office about issuing a citation.
On supervisor technology, Vice Chairman Brandon Geyen moved to approve laptops instead of Chromebooks, with Chairman Mike Helman seconding. Supervisor Andy Christensen abstained because of a disclosed conflict of interest; the motion carried 2-1 according to the minutes. The minutes do not record additional financial details for the laptop purchase or which supervisor cast the remaining vote.
