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Board to request brief courtesy resolution backing Community Choice Aggregation at workshop
Summary
Advisory-board members agreed to re-submit a short, nonbinding courtesy resolution supporting Community Choice Aggregation legislation and to present it at an upcoming workshop; the resolution would express support only and impose no township obligation.
A board member proposed resubmitting a short courtesy resolution in support of Community Choice Aggregation (CCA) for consideration at the August workshop. The presenter described the measure as a nonbinding statement of support intended to signal policy preference rather than to require any township action.
Board members clarified that the resolution would not obligate the township and identified a process for submission: email the packet to the council administrator (referenced as "Matt West" in the discussion) so the council can review it in the week ahead of the workshop. "It won't take more than five minutes because it's really a courtesy resolution," the speaker said, adding that the intent is to express support for the idea of the state moving the legislation forward, not to commit township resources.
Speakers also noted the township still has an outstanding ETP item (referred to in the meeting) and recommended sequencing items so the solar presentation could be prioritized ahead of the CCA packet.
