Board of directors Chair Gordy Bunch said at an April 28 board meeting township staff would begin to circulate meeting dates for additional special planning sessions in which the board can complete the tasks begun in 2019.
Meetings could start occurring around June, he said.
Bunch said the study must be completed before the board can decide whether to put incorporation on a ballot for public vote.
"We have to finish the actual study, adjust to the current financial conditions of the community ... create public communication, hold public forums, there is a lot to do," he said.
The last day an item can be placed on the ballot for a November election this year is Aug. 16.
When the study was paused last year, the board had approved a provisional maximum initial tax rate of $0.2862 per $100 assessed value and was preparing to plan community engagement such as forums. Some information in the study will need to be updated due to economic changes over the past year, Bunch said.
