Public Works Foreman
Water and Sewer Department
The Township seeks a qualified person to fill a full-time position of Public Works Foreman.
Basic Function: To supervise and assist in the installation, maintenance and repair of water distribution pipes, water and sanitary sewer pumps, meters, and other water system and wastewater system equipment. Assist with customer service. Perform related work as required.
Desireable Qualifications:
1. Knowledge of the procedures and practices for operating and maintaining assigned vehicles and equipment.
2. Knowledge of safety procedures and precautions involved in public works projects and operations.
3. Skill in establishing and maintaining effective working relationships with employees, contractors and the general public.
4. Thorough knowledge and understanding of plumbing, water systems and sanitary sewer systems including a basic understanding of electricity, electrical controls, electronics and instrumentation.
5. Skill in operation of vehicles, equipment and tools.
6. Functional knowledge of Microsoft Office 365 and ability to learn and utilize necessary computer programs.
7. Ability to work independently with minimal direct supervision.
8. Ability to plan, coordinate and supervise the work activities of other employees engaged in the operation, maintenance and repair of the water distribution system and sanitary sewer collection system.
9. Ability to expedite all necessary repairs on water distribution and sanitary sewer collection systems.
10. Ability to perform physical labor involving lifting, pulling and carrying heavy loads (+50 lbs) and working outdoors in all types of weather conditions.
11. Ability to read, write, speak and understand the English language.
12. Required training includes a high school diploma or equivalent and five to seven years experience in water distribution systems, maintenance and construction. A Michigan commercial driver's license (CDL) is required. Must obtain any additional licenses or certifications as mandated by the Township, State and/or Federal government.
Resume with cover letter and completed job application accepted at:
Holland Charter Township
Attn: Director of Public Works
353 North 120th Avenue
Holland, MI 49424
An Equal Opportunity Employer
Holland Charter Township
Park Pavilion Rental Information
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Quincy Park - West (Little League Complex) |
Helder Park |
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Quincy Park - East (Softball Fields Area) |
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Process to Reserve Pavilion
- Visit https://hollandtwprec.recdesk.com/ and either “Sign In” to your account, or “Create An Account.”
- Once you are in your account, select “Facilities/Rentals” and then in the facility type select “Pavilions.”
- Select “Reserve” next to the pavilion you would like to reserve, and a calendar will populate with the available reservation dates for the season.
- Complete the reservation questions and forms. Once those are completed, Holland Township Parks & Recreation staff will review the request. Please allow up to 24 hours to have your request reviewed. If your request is approved, a reservation confirmation will be sent to you via email along with an invoice for payment of the reservation.
- Payment must be submitted in full within 48 hours of approval.
Reservation Times & Costs
- Rental Season: May 1 – October 31
- 1/2 Day = 10:00am to 2:00pm or 3:00pm to 7:00pm
- Full Day = 10:00am to 7:00pm
Reservation Timelines & Deadlines
- Reservations for the upcoming season open on January 31st.
- Reservation requests must be submitted at least 7 days in advance.
- Full payment must be submitted within 48 hours of reservation approval and invoice date.
Reservation Fee Structure for 2026
| Park | ½ Day Resident Rate |
Full Day Resident Rate |
½ Day |
Full Day Non-Resident Rate |
| Dunton Park Pavilion | $60 | $120 | $110 | $220 |
| Helder Park Pavilion |
$60 | $120 | $110 | $220 |
| Quincy Park West Pavilion |
$60 | $120 | $110 | $220 |
| Quincy Park East Pavilion |
$60 | $120 | $110 | $220 |
Cancellations & Changes
- 15-29 Days: 50% refund minus a $25.00 administrative fee.
- 30+ Days: Full refund minus a $25.00 administrative fee.
- Weather related cancellations refunds will be given in full, ONLY if cancellation was made by Holland Charter Township staff. Weather related cancellations will be communicated to the renter via email at least (2) hours prior to reservation time.
Policies & Procedures
- Users are solely responsible for their own set-up, break-down, and cleaning of picnic tables and pavilions.
- Reservations include the use of picnic tables in the pavilion only and do not give exclusive use of any other park amenity.
- Picnic tables and benches in other areas of the park are for other park users and are to not be moved.
- Pavilions are maintained on a regular basis, but we are not responsible for their general condition before each event.
- Trash receptacles are provided. Please bring extra trash bags and take excessive trash with you that does not fit in the receptacles on site.
- The pavilion must be left in the same condition as when user arrived.
- Park attendants will be on duty during weekdays, evenings, and weekends.
- The individual who made the reservation must be on site for the entirety of the reservation and is responsible for the attendees.
- Electricity at pavilions cannot be guaranteed.
- Alcoholic beverages are NOT allowed in any Holland Charter Township Park.
- Parks are open from 6am to 11pm. Restrooms are open from 8am to 9pm.
- Pavilions are open on a first come first serve basis during non-rental times.
- Bounce houses are NOT allowed.
- Any damage to the irrigation system or electricity will be charged to the renter.
- Decorations/signage may not be stapled, taped, glued, or affixed to the pavilion structure or picnic tables. Silly string and non-biodegradable items are NOT allowed.
- Additional costs will be incurred for maintenance, excess trash removal, and property loss or damage.
- Events must not charge an admission or attendance fee.
Township Board Packet - June 18, 2026
4b. Receive operational reports - Fire Department May Activity Report and Sheriff Department May Activity Report
4c. Review and approval of Regular Board Meeting Minutes from June 4, 2026
6. Consideration of land division within a recorded plat – 69 Coolidge Avenue (Parcel 70-16-28-299-046)
8. Proposed Employee Benefit Update
9. Consideration of operational and capital improvement expenditures
Planning Commission Packet - July 7, 2026
3. Approval of the minutes for regular meeting of June 2, 2026
4. Public Hearings
a. 3225 132nd Ave (70-16-08-300-026) – Special Land Use Permit - Request by Robert Crough of Paradigm Dog School on behalf of Deb Lewis of Heitman Properties LLC for use approval of an “Animal Services, Kennel” use specifically for a dog training and daycare facility. The subject property is zoned C-2 Community Commercial.
b. 3717 Beeline Rd (70-16-09-200-037) – Planned Unit Development, Preliminary Development Plan - Request by Patrick Vawter of Capstone Communities on behalf of K & J Legacy LLC to approve a proposed preliminary development plan for “The Cottages at Holland”. The proposed development would consist of 265 dwelling units within a mix of different style buildings. The subject property is zoned R-3 High Density Residential.
c. 12330 James St (70-16-21-238-001 through -009) – Planned Unit Development, Preliminary Development Plan - Request by Nick Nykerk of HBPC-OB LLC to approve a proposed preliminary development plan for “Woodlands Crossing”. The proposed development would consist of a mixed-use planned unit development featuring a mixture of existing commercial tenant spaces, proposed multi-family residential dwellings, a proposed park, and existing natural features including wooded/wetland areas. The subject property is zoned C-2 Community Commercial.
Zoning Board of Appeals Packet – July 28, 2026
Agenda
3. Approval of May 26, 2026 MinutesApproval of May 26, 2026 Minutes
4. Public Hearing
a. 538 Howard Avenue (70-16-30-176-018) – Nonuse Variance
Petition submitted by William Sikkel on behalf of Terry and Cheryl Boetsma requesting a variance of 40 feet from the required 90 foot Macatawa Waterfront Setback; resulting in a setback of 50 feet. The variance is being sought for a newly built retaining wall over 30 inches in height. The subject property is zoned R-1 Low Density Residential.
b. 0 (vacant) New Holland Street (70-16-04-100-054) – Nonuse Variance
Petition submitted Connor Millar of CLS Landscaping requesting variances consisting of: 1) Location of an outdoor storage area in a front yard; and 2) 85,637 square feet from the 11,300 square foot maximum outdoor storage area determined from the footprint of the principal building; resulting in an outdoor storage area of 96,937 square feet. The variance is being sought for the establishment of a contractor facility with outdoor storage. The subject property is zoned I-1 Light Industrial.
c. 12875 Greenly Street (70-16-08-200-055) – Nonuse Variance
Petition submitted by Rob Hunter on behalf of Request Foods, Inc. requesting variances consisting of: 1) 25 feet from the required 75 foot front yard building setback; resulting in a front yard building setback of 50 when measured from the Corporate Circle right-of-way; 2) 4.30% from the 40% maximum lot coverage by building; and 3) 56 parking spaces from the required 432 parking spaces; resulting in 376 parking spaces for the facility. The variances are being sought in conjunction with a proposed building addition. The subject property is zoned I-2 General Industrial.