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Woodhull Township board agenda listed Rolling Hills PUD, ambulance assessment hearings

The Aug. 12 agenda for the Woodhull Township Board included a planned unit development application, snowplow contract bids and the scheduling of ambulance assessment public hearings.

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The Woodhull Township Board met Wednesday, Aug. 12, at 6:30 p.m. at the township hall, 7315 West Beard Road, Perry, according to the proposed agenda posted by the township.

The agenda listed two decision items: approval of bills and the Rolling Hills Planned Unit Development application. The document does not state what action the board took on either item.

Under old business, the agenda listed advertising for bids for a snowplow contract. Under new business, it listed scheduling ambulance assessment public hearings. No dates for those hearings appear in the agenda.

The agenda also called for approval of the minutes of the July 1, 2026, regular board meeting.

Board comment slots were listed for Supervisor Daunt, Clerk Maize, Treasurer Warfle, Trustee Ryan and Trustee Turner. Committee reports were scheduled from Fire and Ambulance, the Park Commission, the Laingsburg Library, the Planning Commission, and the monthly Freedom of Information Act report.

Two public comment periods were on the agenda — one on agenda items near the start of the meeting and one before adjournment — each limited to three minutes per person. The agenda notes the meeting was recorded for the clerk's use only.

What happens next

The ambulance assessment public hearing dates, the outcome of the Rolling Hills Planned Unit Development application and the snowplow bid advertisement are expected to appear in the minutes of the Aug. 12 meeting, which the board would take up at its next regular meeting.

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