GENOA TOWNSHIP is a charter township located in the heart of Livingston County, Michigan. Lakes and wetlands, rolling hills and meadows, state parks and wildlife all abound in this beautiful community of country living.
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The 2022 Summer Tax Bills were mailed to all Genoa Township property owners on Thursday, June 30, 2022. Please contact the Treasurer's Office at (810) 227-5225 if you do not receive your bill.
Summer taxes are payable, without penalty, through Wednesday, September 14, 2022. Payments can be made in person, by mail, placed in the Township Drop Box or online at www.genoa.org.
Results for the August 2, 2022 Election can be found on the Livingston County Clerk's Election Results section.
THE 2022 DRAFT MASTER PLAN IS READY FOR REVIEW!!
The 63-Day review period is open until August 29, 2022
The Township is now accepting public comments on the draft 2022 Master Plan. In accordance with Section 125.3841 of Public Act 33 of 2008 (Michigan Planning Enabling Act), the draft Master Plan is being made available to surrounding communities and other respondents for 63 days to review and provide comments on the plan. The 63-day comment period will run from June 27th, 2022 through August 29, 2022. The plan is available for download at the link below. If this online version of the draft document is insufficient for review, a printed copy can be provided upon request.
The Genoa Charter Township Planning Commission welcomes your feedback regarding the proposed master plan. Please submit comments via email to Kelly VanMarter, Community Development Director at kelly@genoa.org. You may also send a letter to the Planning Commission at 2911 Dorr Road, Brighton, MI 48116.
If you have any questions, please contact the Planning Department at 810-227-5225.
2022 Draft Master Plan
Howell Parks and Recreation Authority has created a community survey to reach members of the Howell area to grow their understanding of what the community would like to see from Howell Recreation.
They would like to see what needs attention, what they do well with, and what new things the citizens of Genoa Township would like to see in the area.
Survey Link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/72LXZNQ
The Township’s fiscal year begins April 1st. Every year the Township Board identifies projects to improve the community. The projects fall into the categories of: Parks and Paths, Roads, Buildings and Grounds and General Fund Capital Outlay. This year’s CIP identifies $3.8M in projects, mostly on roads, with the paving and repaving of Crooked Lake Road from Dorr to Latson the largest single expenditure.
The documents below are in draft form subject to the approval of the Township Board. If you have any questions regarding the plan or individual projects please feel free to contact the Township Manager, Mike Archinal at mike@genoa.org.
The 2022 Livingston County High-Quality Natural Areas Assessment provides an extensive update to the County Planning Department’s initial 2004 assessment. Computing technology, data availability, and mapping products and processes have improved tremendously since 2004, which has allowed the County to do much more in depth analysis then was previously available.
This report documents the natural feature characteristics of the County, identifies the County’s High-Quality Natural Areas, compares and contrasts this data with the 2004 assessment, and much more. As a result of this assessment, a new GIS mapping application for high-quality natural areas will be developed and added to the Livingston County GIS Map Gallery for Livingston County municipalities to utilize when reviewing zoning amendments.
This beneficial new Potential Conservation Areas Assessment can be found on the Livingston County Planning Department website at: https://www.livgov.com/plan/Pages/County-Plans.aspx
Genoa Township is giving out free radon testing kits this month, which is designated as National Radon Action Month. The testing kit and instructions are available at the Clerk's Department.
The naturally-occurring, tasteless, odorless and colorless gas comes from the natural, radioactive breakdown of uranium in soil, rock and water and gets into the air. It enters buildings through openings in foundation floors or walls such as sump openings, crawlspaces, floor or wall joints and cracks.
In Livingston County, approximately 40% of homes have elevated radon levels, according to information on the county's website from the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality.
For more information on this program and on radon in general, please visit the Livingston County Health Department Radon page.
Genoa Township has made an agreement with MiSignal.
MiSignal will be building out the infrastructure and service to deliver High-speed Internet (1 gigabit Fiber Optic) service for the unserved and underserved areas of Genoa Township.
The full press release can be found here.
The Brighton Area Fire Authority is seeking men and women living in Genoa Township, Brighton Township and the City of Brighton who are willing to serve their community as a Paid On-Call Firefighter.
- No experience necessary, just the motivation to learn and serve
- All required training is provided and compensated
- Academy classes are held on evening/weekends
To apply, interested applicants can go to www.brightonareafire.com.
Click here for a list of days the Genoa Charter Township offices will be closed.
Board of Trustees
August 22, 2022
at
9:00am
see agendas and minutes
Planning Commission
September 12, 2022
at
6:30pm
see agendas and minutes
Zoning Board of Appeals
no meetings currently scheduled
see agendas and minutes
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