PUBLIC INFORMATION
All tax and sewer business is transacted at the Township Hall during regular business hours.

 

TAX INFORMATION AVAILABLE ON-LINE!


Sewer Backup & Overflow Kent County Utility Services


M-57 Greater Greenville Area Transportation Survey

The purpose of this survey is to gain a better understanding of the transportation issues and needs of residents and businesses in the Greater Greenville Area.  The study area includes the following communities:  Montcalm County’s City of Greenville and the townships of  Montcalm, Fairplain, and Eureka Township; Ionia County’s City of Belding and Otisco Township; and Kent County’s townships of Algoma, Courtland, and Oakfield.

Click here to print off the survey and mail to Jim McIntyre at the Township Hall (7450 14 Mile Rd., Rockford MI 49341)


TOWNSHIP PARK
Phase I of the township park is nearly complete.  The walking path and children’s play structure are finished, but the picnic shelter and ball field are not yet ready to use.  More landscape work is also needed.  Stop by and take a look around!

CEDAR SPRINGS PARKS AND RECREATION
The Cedar Springs Area Parks and Recreation Department is looking for ideas for new programs. Current offerings include aerobics, volleyball, basketball, open weight room for lifting, Tae Kwon Do, First Aid Certification, among others. Our newest is an etiquette class. For more information, schedules, registration forms, and more go to our website www.csaparksandrec.com or call 696-0288. In March registration for our spring programs begins and our summer registration begins in May.
www.csaparksandrec.com


SEWER UPDATE
Construction of the PARCCSIDE sewer plant is still on schedule and below cost.  After replacing pressure release valves and installing replacement parts in the pumps, the force main on 10 Mile Road is finally functioning properly.

There are ongoing problems with the grinder pumps and the wet wells.  Usually this is the result of inappropriate materials in the sewer system.  Diapers, toys, rags and grease have been found clogging the pumps.  Thousands of dollars can be saved each year if everyone would use caution about what they put down the drain.

Due to the age of our sewer system, major repairs are being scheduled in Cannon and Plainfield Townships.  Our share of the cost for these repairs will be approximately $170,000.00.  You may expect an increase in your quarterly sewer rate as early as October 1, 2008 to cover these added charges.  Watch for more details to be included with your sewer bill.


National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES)
Michigan rivers and tributaries stretch across hundreds of square miles in Michigan, including highlands and lowlands. The rivers carry rain and snowmelt runoff, or stormwater runoff, into inland lakes and the Great Lakes. The quantity of stormwater entering our rivers, lakes, and streams along with the pollutants it carries can degrade aquatic habitat and water quality. We can all take simple steps to reduce stormwater pollution. After all, the cheapest way to stop pollution is at the source. Click here for more information...


CEMETERY NOTES
It has come to our attention that there are a number of cemetery lots marked “hold” in our records that have not been paid for.  If you believe that you have placed a hold on one or more lots please contact the township offices as soon as possible to make arrangements to either purchase the lots or release them.  The lot price is $150 for township residents and $250 for non-residents.  We will hold lots for no longer than 60 days.  Also, the township will buy back unwanted lots at the original purchase price.  Proof of lot ownership (burial grant certificate) is required. 


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