During the Charter Township of Comstock board meeting on Monday, the board discussed several key issues. The meeting began with the recognition of Comstock Township finance director, Bret Padgett, for receiving the PRIME award from the Michigan Municipal Treasurers Association. Sean McBride, director of Metro transit, presented updates on transit services, including the upcoming CCTA millage election and the Metro Link service expansion. The board also considered ordinances related to battery energy storage, reflecting on fire safety and zoning implications. Additionally, there was a discussion about mandatory water connection policies and the financial implications for township residents. The board approved the CABA budget and addressed a sewer request for a property on ML Avenue. The meeting concluded with a legal update on the Soil Friends litigation case.