Board of Trustee Minutes
CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF BLOOMFIELD
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
September 26, 2005
PRESENT: Barnett, Buckley, Devine, Payne, Roncelli, Savoie,
Stefanes
ABSENT: None
Supervisor Payne welcomed the public and led the Pledge of
Allegiance.
Item #1: Approved Board minutes of September 12, 2005 as
printed.
Item #2: Consider Radio System Agreement between Oakland
County and Bloomfield Township
Pat Coates, Project Manager, Oakland County Clemis team,
reviewed the Radio System Agreement. Summarizing the concerns
of other Boards, Coates addressed the following issues in the
agreement:
- The policy document/user guide is incomplete and will be
finalized shortly.
- The program is funded by 911 surcharges which may not be
renewed by the State when the program ends in December 2006.
No renewal could generate maintenance fees for local
municipalities. The equipment is covered. Coates is hopeful
that there will be renewal legislation by December 2005.
- Attorney Hampton noted that there is a 30-day clause in
the contract for the municipality to withdraw from the
agreement.
- Coates noted that the delinquent tax funds held at the
County would be used for any municipality delinquent in
payment of their user fees.
- Ms. Coates noted that the system will be used by a few
municipalities in November, and will be used by all
communities in the interlocal agreement by May of 2006.
Attorney Hampton recommended approval of the agreement. A
copy is on file in the Clerk’s office.
MOTION by Savoie and SUPPORT by Barnett to APPROVE the
Radio System Agreement between Oakland County and Bloomfield
Township.
AYES: Unanimous
Item #3: Police Department Awards
Chief of Police Jeff Werner and Captain Kirt Bowden
presented the following awards for 2004:
Officer of the Year:
Officer Jermaine Bolden
Chief’s Merit Award:
Sergeant Dan Edwards Sergeant Craig Shackleford
Officer (Ret.) Wolfgang Uhrig Officer April Switala
Officer Kelley Marthen Officer Aaron Sparks
Officer Jennifer Lower Officer Roger Wechter
Dispatcher Kim Valenti Dispatcher Kathy Reynolds
Letter of Recognition:
Animal Welfare Officer (Ret.) Mike LaGerould
Animal Welfare Officer Laura Joyce
Certificate of Honorable Mention:
Officer Anthony Woycehoski
Certificate of Distinguished Citizen:
Mr. Andrew Daiek
Mr. Nair Bahoora
Item #4: Consider fill permit for 1601 Kirkway
P. McCullough, Director, Planning and Building Dept.,
presented the report (a copy of which is on file in the
Clerk’s office). She cited a stop work order on the property
issued March 17, 2005 for failure to apply for a fill permit.
Wayne Domine, Director, Engineering and Environmental
Services Dept., reviewed the problems with the overabundance
of fill placed on the sewer manhole.
Frank Mastroianni, property owner, stated that he had
originally applied for a remodeling permit. He was not aware
that a fill permit was required for the landscape project.
Ron Reynolds, an attorney representing Greg Capler, 1595
Kirkway, expressed concerns about water in his client’s
basement that had never appeared prior to the fill on
Mastroianni’s lot.
Supervisor Payne questioned the amount of fill on the
site--1,000 cubic yards.
Mastroianni expressed confusion because he had a letter of
approval dated September 8, 2005, from Hubbell, Roth & Clark (HRC)
and approval from the Oakland County Drain Commission. The
letter from HRC dated September 23, 2005 required further
information for the project to continue. Mastroianni offered a
$5,000 bond to show good faith that he would complete the
project properly.
Discussion continued about Mastroianni’s agreement with Dan
MacLeish to repair the damaged curbs on Kirkway and the
application date of the permit as August 19, 2004.
The landscaper, Dan MacLeish, Jr., estimated 2–3 weeks to
complete the landscape. Payne stated the Township’s concern
was soil stabilization.
MOTION by Barnett and SUPPORT by Buckley to TABLE
consideration of the fill permit and require complete plans
and all missing information submitted to the Planning Dept. by
October 3, 2005, in time to review for the Board meeting,
October 10, 2005.
AYES: Unanimous
Item #5: Gypsy Moth Risk Assessment Report, September
2005
Mark Ticehurst, BioBase Technologies, Inc., presented a
brief description of the West Nile Virus and Gypsy Moth
Management in Bloomfield Township. The 93% success rate of the
program is based on the Township’s commitment to continue the
procedures and yearly recommendations. A copy of this report
is on file in the Clerk’s office.
Item #6: Approve Gypsy Moth Management Agreement 2006
The Board reviewed the agreement for 2006 which is on file
in the Clerk’s office.
MOTION by Stefanes and SUPPORT by Savoie to APPROVE the
Gypsy Moth Management Agreement for 2006 in the amount of
$178,500.00.
AYES: Unanimous
Item #7: Approve Meadowlake Bioswale Construction Bid
Meghan Bonfiglio, Bloomfield Township Environmental
Services Manager, provided an overview of the bioswale
project. A copy of the report is available in the Clerk’s
office. Bonfiglio stated that funding for the 50/50 matching
grant was currently in jeopardy as the Environmental
Protection Agency has a freeze on all funds to be allocated.
If the funding is withdrawn, the Township would be responsible
for 100% of the cost. Hubbell, Roth & Clark recommended the
project be awarded to the low bidder, United Landscape. Since
the construction bid was lower than originally projected and
the design investment, $19,000.00, represents more than half
of the Township’s share of the project cost, Bonfiglio
recommended the project be continued.
MOTION by Barnett and SUPPORT by Devine to APPROVE
continuation of the project and AWARD the Meadowlake Bioswale
Construction Bid to the lowest bidder, United Landscape, in
the amount of $33,409.50.
AYES: Unanimous
Item #8: Consider placement of unpaid Special
Assessments on the
December 1, 2005 Tax Roll
Attorney Hampton said that he would recommend that the
phrase court-ordered be removed from the resolution. Clerk
Roncelli advised the Board that the total was $194,857.31.
MOTION by Savoie and SUPPORT by Roncelli to APPROVE
placement of unpaid Special Assessments on the December 1,
2005 Tax Roll:
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, by the Charter Township of
Bloomfield Special Assessment Billing Resolution adopted on
May 27, 2003, the Board of Trustees for the Charter Township
of Bloomfield authorized the Bloomfield Township Treasurer’s
Department to put any unpaid special assessments on the
respective year’s winter tax statement that would go
delinquent to the Oakland County Treasurer’s Office for
collection if still unpaid by the respective March 1 cut off
date; and
WHEREAS, certain Special Assessments as
outlined on the files in the Treasurer’s Office are unpaid and
past due which requires collection by placement on the
December, 2005 Tax Roll so that if still unpaid by March 1,
2006 they will be sent to Oakland County as delinquent
allowing Oakland County to make Bloomfield Township whole and
transferring the collection responsibility to Oakland County,
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Board of
Trustees for the Charter Township of Bloomfield authorizes the
Bloomfield Township Treasurer’s Department to place the unpaid
and past due Special Assessments totaling $194,857.31 on the
December, 2005 Tax Roll.
AYES: Unanimous
Item #9: Adopt Ordinance No. 562 – Consumers Energy Gas
Franchise
Susie Wells, Community Services Manager, Consumers Energy,
introduced the item and noted that the previous agreement
expired last year. The proposed agreement is a 30-year
agreement negotiated by Attorney Dovre with Consumers Energy.
This is a revocable franchise, which can be adopted by the
Board. An irrevocable franchise would have to go to the
voters. Upon Board approval, Consumers Energy has 30 days to
sign the agreement.
MOTION by Buckley and SUPPORT by Stefanes to ADOPT
Ordinance No. 562 – Consumers Energy Gas Franchise:
CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF BLOOMFIELD
CONSUMERS ENERGY COMPANY GAS FRANCHISE
ORDINANCE
ORDINANCE NO. 562
An Ordinance granting to Consumers Energy Company the
right, power and authority to lay, maintain and operate gas
mains, pipes and services on, along, across and under the
highways, streets, alleys, bridges, waterways and other public
places and to transact a local gas business in the Charter
Township of Bloomfield, Oakland County, Michigan for a period
of thirty years.
THE CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF BLOOMFIELD ORDAINS:
Section 1. Grant, Term and Use Areas. Subject to and as
provided in this Ordinance, the Charter Township of
Bloomfield, Oakland County, Michigan, the "Township", hereby
grants to Consumers Energy Company, a Michigan corporation,
the "Grantee", the right, power and authority to lay, maintain
and operate gas mains, pipes and services on, along, across
and under the public highways, streets, alleys, bridges,
waterways and other public places ("Use Areas"), and to
transact a local gas business, furnishing manufactured or
natural gas, in the Township for a period of thirty (30)
years.
Section 2. Consideration. In consideration of the rights,
power and authority granted by Township, Grantee, which when
used in this Ordinance shall include all of its officers,
employees and agents, shall faithfully perform and be subject
to all provisions of this Ordinance.
Section 3. Conditions.
(a) No Use Area used by Grantee shall be obstructed longer
than necessary during the work of construction or repair, and
shall be restored to the same or better order and condition as
when the work was commenced within a reasonable time to be
determined by the Township. Upon Grantee’s failure to complete
required restoration, the Township, after giving 10 business
days notice (except in an emergency as determined by the
Township) to Grantee of its intention to do so, may perform or
secure performance of the required restoration work, with the
costs thereof to be paid by Grantee to the Township within 30
days of the Township’s billing or invoice.
(b) Except in the case of an emergency, the Grantee shall
provide at least five business days written notice to the
Township prior to the commencement of any work that will
obstruct any Use Area.
(c) No Use Area shall be placed or left in a dangerous or
unsafe condition by Grantee. In the event that a dangerous or
unsafe condition exists as a result of activities conducted by
the Grantee and it is not corrected by Grantee in a time and
manner consistent with the nature and location of the
condition as designated by the Township in a verbal,
telephone, written or electronic notice to Grantee, the
Township may abate the dangerous or unsafe condition in the
same manner, with Grantee responsible for any and all costs
incurred by the Township in doing so and in responding to and
securing the location of the condition pending Grantee’s
response to the Township’s notice. Restoration obligations of
Grantee for Use Areas other than abatement of dangerous or
unsafe conditions are provided for in Section 3(a).
(d) Grantee’s installations and operations shall not
unnecessarily or unreasonably interfere with public and other
permitted uses of any Use Area. All of Grantee's structures,
supplies, and equipment shall be so placed, while work is
being done, on either side of the Use Area so as not to
unnecessarily interfere with the use thereof by the public.
(e) Unless preempted by the existing or amended Michigan
Gas Safety Code, Grantee’s rights under this Ordinance are
conditioned on and require compliance with all lawful and
applicable Township Ordinances, including the Township’s
Amended Right-of-Way Management Ordinance disruption permit
requirements, provided however, that nothing herein shall be
construed as a waiver by Grantee of its existing or future
rights under State or Federal law.
(f) Grantee’s rights in any Use Area are subject to lawful
and reasonable existing and future regulations of the Use Area
that the Township reserves the right to adopt and enforce. The
Township shall provide Grantee with at least 30 days written
notice of any such regulation.
(g) Grantee’s rights in any Use Area are subject to the
right of the Township and/or other governmental entity with
jurisdiction of that Use Area to make improvements and/or
perform repairs, maintenance and other work. If such work
requires Grantee’s mains, pipes, facilities or services to be
temporarily or permanently discontinued, disconnected, moved
or relocated, Grantee shall be responsible for doing so within
a reasonable time specified in a written notice and for all of
the costs and expenses in doing so. If the Grantee fails to
comply with such a notice, the Township and/or governmental
entity may perform or secure the performance of the required
work, with the costs thereof to be paid by Grantee within 30
days of being billed or invoiced.
(h) Nothing in this ordinance should be construed to
alleviate the Grantee from having to comply with any State,
Federal, or local law regulating and/or pertaining to wetlands
or waterways.
Section 4. Grantee Liability, Indemnification and Hold
Harmless Obligations. Grantee shall at all times keep and save
the Township and its officials, officers, employees and agents
free and harmless from all claims for damages, costs and
expense arising from or related to Grantee’s negligent or
other legally actionable errors or omissions in the exercise
of rights in a Use Area under this Ordinance. In case any
action asserting such a claim and/or a claim against the
Township on account of the permission herein given is
commenced, Grantee shall defend the action and save the
Township and its officials, officers, employees and agents
free and harmless from all costs, expenses, losses and damages
of or awarded or incurred in the action. Grantee shall
reimburse the Township for any costs incurred in responding to
any emergency involving Grantee's natural gas transmission or
distribution facilities. Nothing in this section shall
authorize Township to make or attempt to make alterations and
or repairs to Grantee's natural gas transmission or
distribution facilities, structures, and equipment. The
Township will promptly provide written notice to Grantee of
claims or actions believed to be the responsibility of Grantee
under this Section.
Section 5. Insurance. Grantee shall maintain liability
insurance coverage in a manner authorized by the laws of the
State of Michigan, insuring against liability for loss or
damages for bodily injury, death and property damages that are
caused by, arise from or are the result of Grantee’s actions
or omissions in the exercise of rights under this Ordinance.
Grantee shall provide written proof of the required liability
insurance coverage to the Township Clerk upon written request.
Section 6. Extension. Grantee shall construct and extend
its gas distribution system within the Township, and shall
furnish gas to applicants residing therein in accordance with
applicable laws, rules and regulations.
Section 7. Franchise Not Exclusive. The rights, power and
authority granted to Grantee by this Ordinance are not
exclusive.
Section 8. Rates, Billings and Meters. Grantee may charge
for gas furnished in the Township according to rates approved
by the Michigan Public Service Commission or its successor
authority. Such rates and rules shall be subject to review and
change upon petition by Grantee or the Township by resolution
of its Board of Trustees. All bills for gas furnished by the
Grantee shall be payable monthly or on another periodic basis
authorized by law. The Grantee shall furnish and maintain
commercially accurate meters to measure the gas furnished to
each customer and agrees that if requested by the Township and
technologically, legally and financially feasible, to consider
entering into a future agreement with the Township to provide
for a mutually beneficial cooperative arrangement for the
reading of the Township’s water meters and the Grantee’s
meters at the same time and/or by the same persons or process.
Section 9. Revocation. The franchise granted by this
Ordinance is subject to revocation at the will of either party
upon sixty (60) days written notice to the other party.
Section 10. Michigan Public Service Commission
Jurisdiction. In addition to the other requirements of this
Ordinance, Grantee shall be subject to and comply with the
applicable rules and regulations of the Michigan Public
Service Commission or its successor applicable to gas service
in the Township.
Section 11. Sale, Assignment and Transfer. Grantee shall
not sell, assign, sublet or transfer this franchise or any
rights under it without the written consent of Township Board
of Trustees.
Section 12. Notices. Subject to modification by written
notice of the party entitled to receive notice, Grantee
notices to the Township under this Ordinance shall be to the
Township Supervisor and Township Clerk at 4200 Telegraph Road,
PO Box 489, Bloomfield Hills, MI 48303-0489, and Township
notices to Grantee shall be to a Grantee’s Community Services
Manager at 1030 Featherstone Road, Pontiac, Michigan 48342,
with notices considered as given on the day they are received
if given electronically, by fax or by certified or delivered
mail, or if first class mail is used, on the third business
day after mailing.
Section 13. Effect of Invalidity. If any part of this
Ordinance is invalid, it shall not affect the validity and
enforceability of this Ordinance and its remaining portions.
Section 14. Acceptance. Grantee shall file a written
acceptance of the franchise granted by this Ordinance with the
Township Clerk within thirty (30) days after adoption.
Section 15. Effective Date. This Ordinance shall take
effect after it has been published and the Grantee’s written
acceptance has been filed as required by Section 14.
AYES: Unanimous
Item #10: Adopt Ordinance No. 563 – Amendment of
Solicitation
Ordinance No. 551
Attorney Hampton said that Clerk Roncelli brought to his
attention that the Solicitation Ordinance did not give reason
to deny someone a solicitation permit; it only addressed
revocation of existing permits. Trustee Stefanes, Treasurer
Devine and Clerk Roncelli discussed the number of permits per
month (2-4), the quick turnaround if a background check is
required and the codification of Ordinance No. 551 with the
amendment of Ordinance No. 563.
MOTION by Barnett and SUPPORT by Roncelli to ADOPT
Ordinance No. 563 – Amendment of Solicitation Ordinance No.
551:
STATE OF MICHIGAN, COUNTY OF OAKLAND
CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF BLOOMFIELD
ORDINANCE NO. 563
SOLICITATION ORDINANCE AMENDMENT
THE CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF BLOOMFIELD ORDAINS:
An Ordinance to amend Ordinance No. 551 to regulate
organizations and persons soliciting and, to require
registration, disclosure of information and licensing before
soliciting by amending said ordinance so as to require reasons
for denial of a solicitation license.
Section 1. Purpose and Intent.
The Township Board having determined that it is in the best
interest of Bloomfield Township to amend Ordinance No. 551
regulating organizations and persons soliciting in the
Township by setting forth reasons for denial of a solicitation
license to solicit based upon prior criminal conduct, said
amendment being necessary to promote and protect the public
safety as to those persons in the Township being solicited.
Section 2.
A new section 5 shall be added to Ordinance No. 551 and
the remaining sections of said Ordinance shall be renumbered
accordingly.
Section 3.
The new section 5 shall read as follows:
Sec. 5. Investigation.
(a) The clerk shall investigate by conducting a
criminal background check through the criminal justice
information center or other available law enforcement
agency including the Township Police Department.
(b) The Township clerk shall issue a solicitation
license only if all of the following requirements have
been met:
1. The application conforms in all respects to the
provisions of Section 4, License Application, of this
Ordinance.
2. The applicant has not made a material
misrepresentation of fact in and or falsified any of
the contents of the application.
3. The applicant has not had a solicitation license
denied or revoked by the Township within a period of
one (1) year prior to the date of the application.
4. The applicant has never been convicted of a
felony and/or convicted of any sexual offenses.
(c) The Township clerk shall deny the application
if the requirements of this Ordinance are not met. In
the event that the application is denied by the
Township clerk written notice of such denial shall be
given to the applicant specifying the ground or
grounds for such denial and advising the applicant
that the applicant may request in writing a hearing
before the Township Board appealing the denial of
solicitation license. The Township Board shall hold a
hearing within thirty (30) days from the date of the
applicant’s written request for a hearing appealing
the denial of the license or permit.
Section 4.
Other than as amended herein, Ordinance No. 551 is hereby
readopted and reaffirmed in all respects.
Section 5. Repealer.
All other ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict
herewith are hereby repealed only to the extent necessary to
give this Ordinance full force and effect.
Section 6. Severability.
If any section, clause or provision of this Ordinance shall
be declared to be unconstitutional, void, illegal or
ineffective by any Court of competent jurisdiction, such
section, clause or provision declared to be unconstitutional,
void or illegal shall thereby cease to be a part of this
Ordinance, but the remainder of this Ordinance shall stand and
be in full force and effect.
Section 7. Savings.
All proceedings pending and all rights and liabilities
existing, acquired or incurred at the time this Ordinance
takes effect are saved and may be consummated according to the
law when they were commenced.
Section 8. Effective Date.
The provisions of this Ordinance are hereby ordered to take
effect immediately upon publication.
AYES: Unanimous
Item #11: Consider Final Site Plan Review – 622 & 722
Crestview Avenue
Crestview Office Center to include a Private Bocce Ball
Club
A presentation was made by Patti McCullough, Director,
Planning and Building Dept. (a copy of which is on file in the
Clerk’s office). Reviewing the variances from the ZBA and
approval by the Planning Commission, McCullough recommended
Board approval with the following conditions: all police,
fire, Water & Sewer Division recommendations to be met and no
simultaneous hours of operation for the business and the bocce
ball club.
Trustee Savoie questioned the number of members and a
liquor license. Approximately 100 members are anticipated as
well as an application for a liquor license.
MOTION by Savoie and SUPPORT by Barnett to APPROVE with
conditions the final site plan for 622 & 722 Crestview Avenue-
Crestview Office Center to include a private bocce ball club.
AYES: Unanimous
Item #12: Discuss Compliance with Approved Site Plan –
2053 – 2081
Telegraph Road – Newton Furniture Center and Gateway
Building
An update of the project activity on Telegraph, since March
23, 2005, was presented by Patti McCullough, Director,
Planning and Building Department. The approved plan of
February 14, 2004, required eight conditions to be met. One of
the conditions, an easement agreement prior to curb cuts
placed in the easement, has yet to be met. In fact, the curb
cuts have been installed without an agreement. The applicant
has failed to comply with various permits issued by the
Building Department. In addition, six tickets have been issued
in the past week for improper placement of signs. A copy of
the report is on file in the Clerk’s office.
Public comment on this issue was provided by the following:
Bruce Measom, Harbor Property Management
Martin Stoneman, attorney representing Stanford United,
L.L. C. (owners of K-Mart building and easement in question)
William Hampton, Township Attorney, Secrest Wardle
Ed Ford, Township resident on Downderry Ct.
Mark Schostak, partner in the Olga joint venture restaurant
Ray Behling, Senior Development Manager, Schostak
Richard Rassel, counsel for Schostak
Following the public comment, the Board discussed a variety
of alternatives and the ramifications of each. Township
Attorney Hampton suggested three possible actions: revocation
of building permits, stop work orders, and no issuance of
certificates of occupancy for Men’s Wearhouse and Olga’s.
MOTION by Devine and SUPPORT by Barnett for an immediate
STOP WORK ORDER and REVOCATION of site plan approval in two
weeks if noncompliance continues to occur.
AYES: Unanimous
Item #13: Approve December 1, 2005 millage rate for the
Bloomfield Village Police Department and Bloomfield Village
Volunteer Department for the fiscal year April 1, 2006 to
March 31, 2007
Supervisor Payne explained the yearly millage rate request
from Bloomfield Village and recommended approval.
MOTION by Barnett and SUPPORT by Roncelli to APPROVE the
December 1, 2005 millage rate for the Bloomfield Village
Police Dept. and Bloomfield Village Volunteer Fire Dept. for
the fiscal year April 1, 2006 to March 31, 2007.
AYES: Unanimous
Item #14: Consider resolution to establish the National
Incident
Management System (NIMS) as the Township standard for
incident management
Supervisor Payne advised the Board that NIMS was the
preferred standard for emergency management and recommended
approval.
MOTION by Savoie and SUPPORT by Barnett to APPROVE the
establishment of the National Incident Management System (NIMS)
as the Township standard for incident management:
RESOLUTION
DESIGNATION OF THE NATIONAL INCIDENT
MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (NIMS) AS THE BASIS FOR ALL INCIDENT
MANAGEMENT IN THE
CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF BLOOMFIELD:
WHEREAS, the President in Homeland Security Directive (HSPD)-5,
directed the Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security
to develop and administer a National Incident Management
System (NIMS), which would provide a consistent nationwide
approach for Federal, State, local, and tribal governments to
work together more effectively and efficiently to prevent,
prepare for, respond to and recover from domestic incidents,
regardless of cause, size or complexity;
WHEREAS, to facilitate the most efficient and effective
incident management it is critical that Federal, State, local,
and tribal organizations utilize standardized terminology,
standardized organizational structures, interoperable
communications, consolidated action plans, unified command
structures, uniform personnel qualification standards, uniform
standards for planning, training, and exercising,
comprehensive resource management, and designated incident
facilities during emergencies or disasters;
WHEREAS, it is necessary and desirable that all TOWNSHIP
departments and personnel coordinate their efforts to
effectively and efficiently provide the highest levels of
incident management;
WHEREAS, the NIMS standardized procedures for managing
personnel, communications, facilities and resources will
improve the TOWNSHIP’S ability to utilize federal funding to
enhance local readiness, maintain first responder safety, and
streamline incident management processes;
WHEREAS, the Incident Command System components of NIMS are
already an integral part of various incident management
activities throughout the TOWNSHIP; and
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Board Of Trustees
of the Charter Township of Bloomfield, does hereby establish
the National Incident Management System (NIMS) as the TOWNSHIP
standard for incident management on the 26th day of September,
2005.
AYES: Unanimous
Item #15: Approve payroll and vouchers A001105 -
A001131, B007810
B007995, and E001574 - E001589 totaling $21,484,154.91.
MOTION by Barnet and SUPPORT by Roncelli to APPROVE payroll
and vouchers totaling $21,484,154.91.
AYES: Unanimous
Public Comment:
Craig Corbell, 3711 Pemberton, addressed the Board
regarding several issues with Bloomfield Hills Baptist Church.
An information packet was provided to each Board member for
review and is on file in the Clerk’s office. Supervisor Payne
noted that he was unaware of Corbell’s concerns. Corbell
acknowledged that he had dealt with Wilma Cotton, Kaye
Chartier, and Patti McCullough in the past. Supervisor Payne
advised that he scheduled a meeting this week with Bloomfield
Hills Baptist representatives to discuss the concerns of
Corbell and Bloomfield Township.
Meeting adjourned at 10:50 p.m.
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