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Mon Jul 13, 2026

Village Board

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VILLAGE OF PELLSTON COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES of JULY 13, 2026 Location: Village Hall Time: 7:00pm Council Present: Jim Gillett (President), Steve Hall (Pro Tem President), Mark Givens, Jane Ann Rose Jackie Pierce Kayla Schlappi & Eric Ward Officials/Staff Present: Randy Bricker (Fire Chief), Art Massey (DPW Supervisor), Brenda Blakemore (Treasurer) & Rebecca O’Neil (Clerk) Minutes: Motion was made by Jackie Pierce, seconded by Jane Ann Rose to approve the minutes of June 8, 2026 meeting. Yay 7, Nay 0, Motion carried. New Business: Resolution was made by Steve Hall, seconded by Mark Givens to a special use permit for Molosky Wood & Boatworks on parcel # 43-14-03-100-043, located on US 31, north of Poplar St, subject to the following binding conditions (permit issued to Malosky project not property): 1. Scope of Operations: Permitted activities are limited to custom woodworking, boat building, watercraft repair, marine restoration, storage and finishing work. 2. Outdoor Storage & Screening: All watercraft, equipment, parts, and raw materials awaiting repair, assembly or for sale must be stored indoors. 3. Nuisance Mitigation: All heavy dust-producing activities (e.g., sanding, sawing) must utilize a properly maintained interior dust-collection system. Odors from paints, stains, or solvents must be managed via commercial ventilation to prevent migration past the property line. 4. Hours of Operation: Noisy operations, heavy machinery use, or exterio …
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Mon Jun 8, 2026

Village Board

✓ Decided: Village stays in 2026 water project funding cycle despite permit denial

The Village Board voted unanimously to continue with the 2026 State Revolving Fund cycle for the public water system project, despite EGLE denying the treatment permit and requiring additional testing. The board also approved minutes, AA meeting use of Village Hall, and bills totaling $863,718.78. McKinley Township denied water system entry except for PFAS-affected residents on McRae Street.

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VILLAGE OF PELLSTON COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES of JUNE 8, 2026 Location: Village Hall Time: 7:00pm Council Present: Jim Gillett (President), Steve Hall (Pro Tem President), Mark Givens, Jane Ann Rose & Jackie Pierce Council Absent: Kayla Schlappi & Eric Ward Officials/Staff Present: Randy Bricker (Fire Chief), Art Massey (DPW Supervisor), Brenda Blakemore (Treasurer) & Rebecca O’Neil (Clerk) Truth in Taxation Hearing: Mr. Gillett stated that there hasn’t been a tax increase since 1997, which was used to pave the streets in the Village and also voted on by residents. Mr. Gillett noted that the 2026 tax levy (8.6734 mils) has decreased from 2024 & 2025. Mr. Gillett stated that if taxes have increased its due to the assessed values that are determined by the local Tax Accessors who are paid by the various townships. Q: Craig Geary questioned if Townline Road would ever be paved and shared concerns about dirt bikes, snowmobiles and side by sides heavily using that road and trespassing on private properties. Mr. Gillett stated that funds are not available to pave that road and noted that although the Village owns the road none of the houses are within the Village limits. Mr. Gillett stated that residents should call 9-1-1 with ORV complaints. Q: Sherri Geary suggested sidewalks for Mill St. The public hearing closed at 7:15pm Minutes: Motion was made by Jane Ann Rose, seconded by Jackie Pierce to approve the minutes of May 11, 2026 meeting as amended …
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Mon May 11, 2026

Village Board

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VILLAGE OF PELLSTON COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES of MAY 11, 2026 Location: Village Hall Time: 6:00pm Council Present: Jim Gillett (President), Steve Hall (Pro Tem President), Mark Givens, Jane Ann Rose & Jackie Pierce Council Absent: Kayla Schlappi & Eric Ward Officials/Staff Present: Randy Bricker (Fire Chief), Art Massey (DPW Supervisor) & Rebecca O’Neil (Clerk) Official Absent: Brenda Blakemore (Treasurer) Minutes: Motion was made by Jane Ann Rose, seconded by Jackie Pierce to approve the minutes of April 13, 2026 meeting as submitted. Yay 4, Nay 0, Motion carried. New Business: Mr. Gillett requested that any available council members attend the school board meeting this evening for an informational presentation by EGLE along with property easement discussion. Motion was made by Steve Hall, seconded by Mark Givens to approve the Trailhead sign as amended. Yay 4, Nay 0, Motion carried. Motion was made by Steve Hall, seconded by Jane Ann Rose to approve the senior send-off fireworks at the football field on the evening of June 2nd. Yay 4, Nay 0, Motion carried. Motion was made by Jane Ann Rose, seconded by Steve Hall to approve the maximum allowable mileage rate of 8.6754 for 2026 (Truth in Taxation – Public Hearing on Monday, June 8th at 7:00pm). Yay 4, Nay 0, Motion carried. Motion was made by Steve Hall, seconded by Jean Ann Rose to approve lowest bidder, Russell O’Neil, for the Trailhead sidewalks for $11,000. Yay 4, Nay 0, Motion carried. Mo …
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Mon Apr 13, 2026

Village Board

✓ Decided: Pellston adopts Ordinance #60 creating municipal water system

The Village Board adopted Ordinance #60 for a municipal water system after a public hearing, and approved a $290,650 MDOT contract for paving Mill St and Edgar Blvd. The board also approved Master Plan amendments, authorized the Pro Tem President to act in the President's absence, and approved $445,035.12 in bills. All votes were 6-0.

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VILLAGE OF PELLSTON COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES of APRIL 13, 2026 Location: Village Hall Time: 7:00pm Council Present: Jim Gillett (President), Steve Hall (Pro Tem President), Mark Givens, Jane Ann Rose, Eric Ward & Kayla Schlappi Council Absent: Jackie Pierce Officials/Staff Present: Randy Bricker (Fire Chief), Art Massey (DPW Supervisor) & Rebecca O’Neil (Clerk) Official Absent: Brenda Blakemore (Treasurer) Minutes: Motion was made by Kayla Schlappi, seconded by Jane Ann Rose to approve the minutes of March 9, 2026 meeting as submitted. Yay 6, Nay 0, Motion carried. New Business: Mary Ocko reviewed summer plans for museum activities including a kids tie die shirt event on Wednesday, June 10th and an Elvis tribute concert on Friday, June 12th at 6:00pm. Mrs. Ocko would also like to try to coordinate an evening historical walking tour through Pellston & a Saturday morning bike ride on the trailway. Discussion took place regarding planning the annual summer picnic as well with live entertainment. Mr. Gillett opened the public reading hearing at 7:10pm regarding Ordinance #60 – Municipal Water System. Amy Hessel questioned the survey results of the interest cards, monthly water rates, who will operate the system & treat the water, list of approved contractors and the policy regarding nonpayment of water bills as well ability to access owners’ property. Joel Hessel noted that some residents had not received the interest survey card as well as the new w …
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Mon Mar 9, 2026

Village Board

✓ Decided: Pellston Council approves $498,761.48 in bills, denies travel ball field use

The Village of Pellston Council approved the February minutes and bills totaling $498,761.48, denied a travel ball team's request to use village fields, and permitted Mud Brothers of the North to use Pioneer Park as a staging area on October 17. The council also discussed upcoming meetings on water system hookups for outside residents, a draft water ordinance, and a potential land purchase for municipal wells.

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VILLAGE OF PELLSTON COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES of MARCH 9, 2026 Location: Village Hall Time: 7:00pm Council Present: Jim Gillett (President), Eric Ward, Jackie Pierce & Jane Ann Rose Council Absent: Mark Givens, Kayla Schlappi & Steve Hall (Pro Tem President) Officials/Staff Present: Randy Bricker (Fire Chief), Art Massey (DPW Supervisor) & Rebecca O’Neil (Clerk – Via Telephone) Official Absent: Brenda Blakemore (Treasurer) Minutes: Motion was made by Eric Ward, seconded by Jane Ann Rose to approve the minutes of February 8, 2026, meeting as submitted. Yay 4, Nay 0, Motion carried. New Business: Mr. Gillett stated that there will be an in-person meeting with McKinley Township on April 13th regarding residents outside Village limits wanting to hook-up to the municipal water system. Mr. Gillett stated that he had met with school superintendent, Stephen Seeylye regarding the Village purchasing (money in grant) the 8.2 acres where the three municipal wells will be located. Steve Warrren from OHM reviewed a draft ordinance and water service line acknowledgement & well abandonment agreement (will be mailed to all property owners) with the Council. Mr. Gillett noted that the ordinance will require two public readings & a notice published in the Petoskey News Review. Mr. Warren stated that two public meetings will be held (dates tbd) regarding the water line agreement/well abandonment. Mr. Warren stated that he has requested that the Village attorney p …
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Sun Feb 8, 2026

Village Board

✓ Decided: Village board approves $36M water system bond resolution

The Pellston Village Board unanimously approved a resolution to proceed with issuing up to $36,000,000 in Drinking Water State Revolving Fund revenue bonds for a new municipal water system, including authorizing the clerk to publish a notice of intent and engaging bond counsel. The board also approved the 2026-2027 operating budgets, which include a 5% wage increase for Art Massey and Roy Parkey, and approved several other contracts and expenditures. All votes were 6-0.

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VILLAGE OF PELLSTON COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES of FEBRUARY 8, 2026 Location: Village Hall Time: 7:00pm Council Present: Jim Gillett (President), Steve Hall (Pro Tem President), Jackie Pierce, Eric Ward, Kayla Schlappi & Jane Ann Rose Council Absent: Mark Givens Officials/Staff Present: Randy Bricker (Fire Chief), Art Massey (DPW Supervisor), Brenda Blakemore (Treasurer) & Rebecca O’Neil (Clerk) Budget Hearing: Mr. Gillett called the 2026-2027 budget hearing to order and with no public comments the hearing closed at 7:10pm. Regular meeting called to order at 7:10pm Minutes: Motion was made by Kayla Schlappi, seconded by Eric Ward to approve the minutes of January 12, 2026, meeting as submitted. Yay 6, Nay 0, Motion carried. New Business: Resolution was made by Eric Ward, seconded by Steve Hall to proceed with the legal and financial steps necessary to issue Drinking Water State Revolving Fund revenue bonds in an amount not to exceed $36,000,000 to pay for a new municipal water system project, authorizing the Clerk to publish a statuary notice of intent to issue bonds in the Petoskey News Review, authorizing interim spending in compliance with IRS reimbursement rules and engagement of professional services from Miller Canfield as bond council. Yay 6, Nay 0, Motion carried. Motion was made by Jackie Pierce, seconded by Eric Ward to approve the engagement of Bendzinski & Co (Registered Municipal Advisor) to assist with the State revolving fund …
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Mon Jan 12, 2026

Village Board

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VILLAGE OF PELLSTON COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES of JANUARY 12, 2026 Location: Village Hall Time: 7:00pm Council Present: Jim Gillett (President), Steve Hall (Pro Tem President), Jackie Pierce, Mark Givens & Jane Ann Rose Council Absent: Eric Ward Officials/Staff Present: Randy Bricker (Fire Chief), Art Massey (DPW Supervisor), Brenda Blakemore (Treasurer) & Rebecca O’Neil (Clerk) Minutes: Motion was made by Jane Ann Rose, seconded by Jackie Pierce to approve the minutes of December 8, 2025 meeting as submitted. Yay 6, Nay 0, Motion carried. New Business: Motion was made by Steve Hall, seconded by Jackie Pierce to authorize James Gillett to sign the Alternative Water Supply Grant Agreement ($11,778,110) between Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes & Energy (EGLE) & the Village of Pellston. Yay 6, Nay 0, Motion carried. Mr. Gillett stated that he had attended the McKinley Township meeting regarding those interested in municipal water on McRae St and Townline Rd and noted the Township needed to do further research before a determination can be made. Motion was made by Jane Ann Rose, seconded by Jackie Pierce to approve Amendment A (Infrastructure Expansion) & Amendment B (Housing & Goals) to the Master Plan and the 42-day review period. Yay 6, Nay 0, Motion carried. Bills for Approval: Motion was made by Kayla Schlappi, seconded by Jane Ann Rose to approve the bills for $150,554.07. Yay 6, Nay 0, Motion carried. Public Comment: …
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