Now You Know - Public Use of Township Property and Facilities
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Public Use of Township Property and Facilities
Because a township is “the government,” the relationship status for a township and its property is complicated. Who “owns” township property? Does “publicly owned” mean “open to the public?” Who decides how a township’s property will or will not be used or accessed?
In this one-hour webinar, MTA Staff Attorney Catherine Mullhaupt walks us through the ins and outs of Public Use of Township Property and Facilities. Explore the legal issues regarding township real estate, facilities and equipment and get a better understanding of the board’s role and responsibilities, including when to involve the township’s attorney or other consultants.
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Catherine Mullhaupt
Staff Attorney, Member Information Services
MTA
Catherine provides township officials and employees with information and resources regarding the day-to-day functions of township government. She writes for the "Hello, MTA...?" and Legal Briefs columns, and other articles in the Michigan Township Focus, develops MIS Department resource materials and webpages, authors MTA publications, and presents workshop and conference sessions, as well as live and recorded online courses.
She joined MTA in 1991, spending her first nine years in MTA's Education Department writing and editing articles for the Township Focus and MTA publications. She coordinated educational workshops and the annual MTA trade show, and assisted in coordinating the annual MTA educational conference.
She was admitted to the State Bar of Michigan in 2006 and is currently the MTA Staff Attorney.
