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Tuscola s airport threatens legal action against township and building codes
Mary Drier, For the Tribune
April 26, 2021
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TUSCOLA COUNTY Some of the recent business development in Tuscola County’s Indianfields Township is being challenged with legal action.
The Tuscola Area Airport Authority approved taking legal action against individuals and municipalities that are disregarding their lawful duties to obey the airport overlay and its accompanying county ordinance.
TAAA sent notice to Tuscola County leaders it intends to seek legal action.
The issue centers on SCMCCI, which is the agency Tuscola County Commissioners hired to handle building codes in the county, and with Indianfields Township allegedly allowing improper business development around the airport in violation of the county s airport ordinance.
The Breezy Point City Council completed its reorganizational duties Monday, Jan. 4 3:00 am, Jan. 15, 2021 ×
Todd RoggenkampSubmitted Photo
In its regular meeting on Monday, Jan. 4, the Breezy Point City Council completed its reorganizational duties.
New mayor Todd Roggenkamp and council members Mark Miller and Rebecca Ball were sworn in prior to the meeting. Roggenkamp defeated former Mayor Tom Lillehei in the November election. Miller is new to the council while Ball was elected in November to a second term.
The new mayor will also serve as the fire department representative and take part on the finance committee.
Council member Michael Moroni was named acting mayor, and will serve on the personnel and roads committees. He will also serve as liaison to Heartland Cable and the city police department.