Village Manager at Village of Three Oaks
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The commission reviewed reports regarding a new billboard installation, upcoming village budget discussions, and a Zoning Board of Appeals matter involving lighting violations. Members discussed the review process for the draft Master Plan and the Existing Land Use Map, while also coordinating logistics for a future joint meeting with the township.
The board reviewed financial reports and discussed several key operational items. These included an update on the Maple Street Grant submission and a decision regarding the DDA seat count. The board approved funding for a traffic study regarding a stop sign on Maple Street and reviewed, but took no action on, a funding request for Oaktoberfest. Discussions were held regarding the future use and storage of seasonal patios for the upcoming season. Additionally, the board approved requests for a vinyl banner purchase and funding for Trick or Treat candy.
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The council meeting covered a wide range of agenda items including a presentation on lead and copper service line requirements, discussions on water/sewer rate review and potential professional opinions, and the adoption of a resolution concurring with the Berrien County Brownfield Redevelopment Authority's plan for the Oakfield development. The council authorized the purchase of property on West US-12 and 4 West Linden Street. Additional approvals included a traffic study for a stop sign, the extension of the Police Chief's appointment, street closures for community parades and events, the 2027 holiday schedule, and the scheduling of an amended budget meeting. Reports were provided on Planning Commission activities, Parks & Recreation projects, Downtown Development Authority initiatives, and various departmental updates, including infrastructure and public safety concerns.
The board reviewed financial reports for May, June, and July, noting the respective beginning and ending balances. Key agenda items included the approval of a facade program application for Journeyman Distillery, which received a contribution of $8,250. The board also approved a proposal from Fleiss and Vandebrink to submit a TAP grant application for the downtown streetscape project. Furthermore, there was a discussion regarding the revitalization of the landscaping committee and a manager's update concerning ongoing village matters.
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