The Town and the Village of Pulaski have agreed to a memorandum of understanding to the extension of water into the Township.
This memorandum moves the discussion and planning forward for the future development of the Township. The details will be worked out and possibly signed in the future through a long-term agreement.
The next step will be the release of the Future Water Study for the Town which is tentatively scheduled to be released in a public meeting on July 10th at 7 pm. Watch for the future announcement.
UPDATE
The Future Water Study Meeting will be on July 13th at 7 pm.
The Town has an opening pending on the Planning Committee.
Committee Member Jenna Dias is stepping down after 18 years of service. She will step down when we have a new person selected to fill her position.
Please review the below information and if interested in serving on the Planning Committee, email or mail (information below) to the Town Chairman with a letter outlining your skills and qualifications prior to June 1st, 2023.
Planning Committee – The Committee provides oversight that assists our community in governing growth and future development. The committee oversees the town’s development review processes, site plan reviews, rezoning, conditional use and special use permits, variance requests, and proposed amendments to ordinances. The committee is also responsible for developing and updating the Town’s Comprehensive Plan and assisting in the preparation of adopted plans, ordinances, zoning policies, planning documents and maps. Membership is for two years with meetings monthly generally on the second Tuesday of the month at 6 pm.
Send a letter or email to Chairman Keith Deneys at:
The Town recently sent out a letter to our residents advising landowners of the aggressive annexation/control steps that the Village of Howard is taking towards the Township.
Some of the responses have been “Yeah, that’s not happening for years”.
Well, it is happening now!
On Monday February 27th the Village filed a petition seeking the Town’s permission to spend around a million dollars to run a water line to the one residence that the Village purchased inside of the Township.
The Town Board moved on Wednesday March 1st to reject this aggressive maneuver. You can see by following the links below both the Village of Howard’s notice and the Town’s response as well as our resident letter.
This will severely affect the future of the Town and the Board is doing what its citizens have told us to do, which is fight for the Town’s survival.
Supervisor Mike Bodart stated that “this is like the TV series Yellowstone, they’re coming for our land.”
“It’s the one constant in life. You build something worth having, someone’s gonna try to take it.” — John Dutton III Yellowstone
Employee will be responsible for a variety of construction and maintenance items within the Town and for performing manual labor activities as needed and/or required by the Town/Town Board.