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Clinton Township adopts Resolution 2024-12 setting 2025 fire-hydrant assessment and interest rate
Summary
The board passed Resolution 2024-12 establishing the 2025 annual fire-hydrant assessment under the township's Fire Hydrant Tax Ordinance and setting the interest rate for unpaid assessments; the vote was unanimous.
The Clinton Township Board of Supervisors passed Resolution 2024-12 on Dec. 11, 2024, setting the 2025 annual assessment pursuant to the Clinton Township Fire Hydrant Tax Ordinance and establishing the annual interest rate to be imposed on unpaid assessments. Vice-Chairperson William Duncan moved to pass the resolution; Supervisor Jason Davidek seconded the motion and it passed unanimously.
During public comment later in the meeting, residents raised questions about fire-hydrant maintenance and the related ordinance; the minutes record questions from Bill Hoche and Mark Zoch but do not show an extended discussion or a supplemental action to change maintenance procedures. The resolution itself sets the assessment for 2025 and the related administrative interest rate but does not detail maintenance responsibilities in the minutes.
The board recorded the resolution as a formal administrative act; the minutes do not specify the monetary amount of the assessment in the body text or the precise interest rate percentage in the meeting minutes and therefore those figures are noted as not specified in these minutes.
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