Comstock Charter Township - June 18, 2026 Comstock Charter Township Special Board Meeting

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In the Special Township Board Meeting for Charter Township of Comstock, the board discussed and approved the second reading of ordinance number five, which pertains to temporary outdoor sales and services. This ordinance allows for temporary permits for outdoor sales in designated zoning districts, subject to review by township officials. The meeting also included public comments expressing dissatisfaction with certain board members and decisions, particularly regarding fire department issues. The board members had no additional comments, and the meeting concluded with the announcement of the township hall's closure the following day.

Chapters

Welcome and Call to Order (00:01:44)
The meeting was called to order and attendees were welcomed to the special Township board meeting for Charter Township of Comstock.

The meeting began with a welcome to the special Township board meeting for the Charter Township of Comstock. This was followed by calling the meeting to order.
Pledge of Allegiance (00:01:49)
Attendees were asked to stand for the Pledge of Allegiance to the United States of America.

Following the call to order, attendees of the meeting stood and recited the Pledge of Allegiance to the United States of America, affirming their commitment to the Republic and its values of liberty and justice for all.
Approval of Agenda (00:02:21)
The agenda for the meeting was approved by a motion made by Clerk Beauchamp and supported by Treasurer Bloomfield.

A motion to approve the agenda was made by Clerk Beauchamp and supported by Treasurer Bloomfield. The motion carried with all members in favor and none opposed, officially setting the agenda for the meeting.
Public Comments on Agenda Items (00:03:15)
An opportunity for public comments on agenda items was provided, allowing citizens to address the board for up to three minutes each.

The board allowed for public comments on agenda items, where citizens could state their name and address and speak for no more than three minutes. It was emphasized that the speaking time could not be transferred to others, and citizens were encouraged to keep comments clean and respectful.
Second Reading of Ordinance No. 5: Temporary Outdoor Sales and Services (00:03:17)
The second reading of Ordinance No. 5 concerning temporary outdoor sales and services was conducted, with discussion led by Treasurer Bloomfield.

Treasurer Bloomfield presented the second reading of Ordinance No. 5, which addresses temporary outdoor sales and services. The ordinance allows temporary permits for such activities in specific zoning districts, subject to approval by fire and building authorities. The ordinance aims to regulate activities like fireworks sales and farmer's markets.
Vote on Ordinance No. 5 (00:05:22)
The board voted to approve the second reading of Ordinance No. 5.

A motion to approve the second reading of Ordinance No. 5 was made by Clerk Beauchamp and supported by Trustee MacGyver. The roll call vote was unanimous, with all members voting in favor, and the motion carried.
Public Comments on Non-Agenda Items (00:05:29)
Citizens were given the opportunity to make comments on non-agenda items, with several expressing concerns about board actions and local issues.

During the public comments session for non-agenda items, several citizens expressed their dissatisfaction with the board's decisions and actions. Concerns about transparency, accountability, and specific board members were raised. Issues regarding the fire department and its management were also discussed.
Member Comments (00:09:19)
Board members had the opportunity to make comments, but most had nothing further to add.

During the member comments section, Clerk Beauchamp, Trustee MacGyver, and Treasurer Bloomfield all stated they had nothing further to add. The Supervisor expressed appreciation for the planning commission's work on the new ordinance.
Adjournment (00:09:54)
The meeting was adjourned, and it was announced that the Township hall would be closed the following day.

The meeting was adjourned, concluding the session. It was noted that the Township hall would be closed the following day, and the meeting officially ended.