REGULAR BOARD MEETING
OCTOBER 1, 2018 (PROPOSED MINUTES)
MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER AT 6:00 PM BY SUPERVISOR JIM MAZUR, BOARD MEMBERS PRESENT WERE CLERK BARBARA J. EGELER, TRUSTEE JEROME PAPES (HAPPY BIRTHDAY JEROME!) TREASURER PATTI GEERS, TRUSTEE BOB KESLING WAS ABSENT. WE HAD NINE GUEST ATTEND. MINUTES WERE APPROVED AS PRESENTED. SHERIFFS REPORT WAS GIVEN BE SHERIFF KIM COLE. JEROME MADE A MOTION TO APPROVE PAYMENT OF BILLS. JIM SECONDED MOTION CARRIED TREASURER REPORTED THAT THE MONEY MARKET FUND BALANCE ON 8-31-18 WAS $157,790.22, RECEIPTS FOR SEPTEMBER WERE $20,952.33, DISBURSEMENTS WERE $47,915.50 (THIS INCLUDED $34,380.61 SPENT ON ROAD PROJECTS). LREAVING A BALANCE OF $130,827.05 ON 9-30-18. PETTY CASH AND CHECKING ACCOUNT BALANCES REMAIN AT $100.00 AND $200.00 ON 9-30-18. PERPETUAL CARE CERTIFICATE BALANCE REMAINS AT $62,821.14 ON 9-30-18. PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND BALANCE REMAINS AT $126,662.80 ON 9-30-18. HALL RESERVATION FUND BALANCE WAS $1,117.53 ON 8-31-18, RECEIPTS FOR SEPTEMBER WERE $60.00, DISBURSEMENTS WERE $60.00. INTEREST WAS .07 CENTS. LEAVING A BALANCE OF $1,117.60 ON 9-30-18. TAX SAVINGS ACCOUNT BALANCE WAS $4,822.74 ON 8-31-18, RECEIPTS FOR SEPTEMBER WERE $302,335.78, DISBURSEMENTS WERE $243,806.53, INTEREST WAS $7.55. LEAVING A BALANCE OF $63,359.54 ON 9-30-18. TREASURERS REPORT ACCEPTED AS PRESENTED. JIM REPORTED THE HE AND JOSH PETERS WITH THE ROAD COMMISSION WENT ON A ROAD TRIP THROUGH OUT VICTORY TOWNSHIP, TO SEE WHAT UPCOMING ROAD PROJECTS COULD BE PUT ON A LIST. WAYNE ANDERSEN REPORTED THAT HE HAS DISCUSSED WITH THE HAMLIN LAKE PRESERVATION SOCIETY, AND BROUGHT IT TO VICTORY TOWNSHIPS BOARD, THE IDEA OF REPLACING THE DOCK AT THE LAUNCH AT VICTORY PARK. IT WAS JUST PUT IN A FEW YEARS BACK, AND IS IN PRETTY ROUGH SHAPE ALREADY. THE IDEA WAS BROUGHT UP WITH REPLACING IT WITH MATERIALS THAT WON’T ROT LIKE WOOD DOES. JIM IS GOING TO LOOK INTO THIS, AND GET BACK WITH WAYNE. THE HAMLIN LAKE PRESERVATION SOCIETY SAID THEY WOULD COST SHARE WITH VICTORY TOWNSHIP IN REPLACING THE DOCK. COUNTY COMMISSIONER JANET ANDERSEN GAVE HER COUNTY REPORT. THEIR BUDGET FOR NEXT YEAR IS 13.5 MILLION, AND IS ONLY 0.54 % OVER LAST YEARS BUDGET. SHE SAID EVERYONE (COUNTY DEPARTMENT HEADS) WORKS VERY HARD TO STAY WITHIN THE BUDGET.
MOTION TO ADJOURN AT 7:02 PM.
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PUBLIC NOTICE
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PRECINCT CANVAS OF EARLY VOTES
MASON COUNTY EARLY VOTING SITE #2
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WILL BE HELD AT:
CUSTER TOWNSHIP HALL 1950 E. US HIGHWAY 10 CUSTER, MI 49405
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DATE: NOVEMBER 5, 2024
TIME: 8:00 PM
In compliance with MCL 168.720j, you are hereby informed of the details regarding the Precinct Canvas of Early Votes. The Precinct Canvas of Early Votes is the culmination of the9 days of early voting and is when the board completes the tabulation of ballots and reports the results of the ballots cast during the Early Voting period. |
EARLY VOTING SITE
OPEN SATURDAY OCTOBER 26, 2024 THROUGH SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2024.
FROM 8:00 AM TO 4:00 PM DAILY AT THE FOLLOWING LOCATION
EV SITE #2
CUSTER TOWNSHIP HALL
1950 W. US HWY 10
CUSTER, MI 49405
FOR REGISTERED VOTERS IN THE TOWNSHIPS OF AMBER, BRANCH,
CUSTER, EDEN, FREE SOIL, GRANT, HAMLIN 1-2, LOGAN,
MEADE, PERE MARQUETTE CHARTER 1-2,
RIVERTON, SHERIDAN, SHERMAN, SUMMIT,
VICTORY, AND THE CITY OF SCOTTVILLE.
ANY QUESTIONS CONTACT:
BARBARA 1. EGELER, CLERK
231-843-3607
Our mission is to do what will be beneficial to our township and its residents by dedicated and efficient attention to the responsibilities entrusted to us.
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