Zoning Administrator at Fruitland Township
Employing Organization
Team
Decision makers at Fruitland Township
Building Official
Clerk
Deputy Clerk
Office Manager, Deputy Treasurer and Secretary of the Parks and Recreation Commission
Treasurer
Key decision makers in the same organization
Organization Signals
Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Mike Baker’s organization
The board deliberated on the Fruitland Township L-4029 2026 Tax Rate Request, eventually approving a millage rate of 0.8377. Public comments addressed inquiries regarding the township budget audit process and road maintenance services provided by the road commission.
Find verified emails, direct dials, role context, job-change updates, and organization signals across every public-sector account you sell to.
Verified emails & phones
Accuracy-guaranteed data
Job-change & title updates
Never lose a contact
The board meeting covered several key topics. Public comments addressed the proposed sidewalk on Duck Lake Road and the condition of the Nestrom Road bridge. The board reviewed departmental reports including Treasurer and Clerk reports. New business included discussion of the Ambulance Service Agreement, approval of the Ackerberg Drain Culvert replacement, review of new sign requirements, and discussion of the township millage. Additionally, the board approved changes to Policies and Procedures, adopted a resolution concerning the Fee, Permit, and Escrow Schedule, and authorized the Affirmative Covenant and Demolition Agreement for 4501 Lorenson Road. Board comments provided updates on the status of the Duck Lake Road sidewalk and the availability of the Master Plan survey.
The meeting involved discussions on several operational and community items. Key topics included the enforcement of a noise ordinance at the local golf course, the introduction of a new zoning permit process, and the review of various monthly departmental reports. Updates were provided on the master plan, including upcoming stakeholder interviews and mapping tools, as well as several drain and infrastructure repair projects. The board also addressed the transition to an Azure cloud server, new signage requirements for WRLS, proposed cash flow procedures, a request for a park attendant position, and an ambulance service agreement. Board members also noted a potential fire hazard in the park.
The board addressed public concerns regarding infrastructure and safety, including the potential for sidewalks on Duck Lake Road and traffic control. Following the review of various departmental communications, the board approved the acquisition of an Azure Virtual Server. New business actions included authorizing an inspection of the Duck Lake Level Control Structure, adopting a new fee, permit, and escrow schedule under Resolution 2026-21, and approving the replacement of a light pole on the Tranquil Trail.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
Organization signals
Board meetings and buying signals
Salesforce & HubSpot sync
Native two-way integration
