Will industrial battery farm be in the city or Coldwater Township?
Coldwater Township does not believe PA 425 agreement requires battery storage farm go into city.
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Coldwater Township does not believe PA 425 agreement requires battery storage farm go into city.
The meeting was in response to an uptick in crime in the past two years, which resulted in citizens voicing concerns.
Coldwater Township, a big loser if it can't challenge the census because of revenue sharing losses
Township approves one of two contracts with city The Daily Reporter Coldwater Township trustees renewed one contract with the City of Coldwater, but are discussing a second with their attorneys. The township board Monday night approved, for a 15th year, a contract for compost services with the city. The annual fee remains at the original $15,000. This allows residents from the township to take yard waste and brush to the site at 45 Industrial Ave., weekdays from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The operation is closed from the end of November to April 1. Loading and u...
The Daily Reporter The Coldwater Township Board Monday declined to allocate more than $15,000 to repave 5.1 miles of its local roads this summer after Branch County Road Commission Manager Jay Miller informed them the proposed township share would be $22,542. The dispute rekindles an old issue of whether townships must contribute at all to local road construction or maintenance under Michigan law. Township Supervisor Don Rogers, a member of the Michigan Township Association Board of Directors said “The township is not responsible for maintenance of local roads. The township is not respo...