Board of Trustee Minutes
CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF BLOOMFIELD
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Monday, May 14, 2007
PRESENT: Barnett, Buckley, Devine, Payne, Roncelli,
Stefanes, Savoie
Also present, Attorneys William Hampton and Mark Roberts
ABSENT: None
Supervisor Payne welcomed the public and led the Pledge of
Allegiance.
8:00 p.m. S.A.D. 399 – LAKECREST SANITARY SEWER HEARING OF
ASSESSMENT PUBLIC HEARING:
Wayne Domine, Director, Engineering and Environmental, made
the presentation.
This is the second public hearing for the Lakecrest Dr.
Sanitary Sewer Project. At the first hearing, the Board
authorized the procurement of construction bids as well as
awarding the contract.
On May 7, 2007, Utility Services Authority, LLC submitted
the lowest bid in the amount of $387,903.00. Domine
recommended that the Board accept the low bid and award the
project to Utility Services Authority, LLC, and also proceed
with the project with the first assessment due in August 2007.
The project will take approximately 60 days to complete.
Richard Weber, 3737 Lakecrest Dr., spoke to the Board
during public comment for the Lakecrest Dr. Sanitary Sewer
Hearing of Assessment.
MOTION by Barnett and SUPPORT by Buckley to ACCEPT the Low
Bid of $387,903.00 and AWARD the Lakecrest Dr. Sanitary Sewer
Project to Utility Services Authority, LLC.
AYES: Barnett, Buckley, Devine, Payne, Roncelli, Savoie,
Stefanes
NAYS: None
RESOLUTION DECLARED ADOPTED.
I, JANET M. RONCELLI, TOWNSHIP CLERK of the Charter
Township of Bloomfield, County of Oakland, Michigan, do hereby
certify the foregoing is a true and correct copy of a
resolution adopted by the Board at their regular meeting held
on May 14, 2007.
____________________
JANET M. RONCELLI
TOWNSHIP CLERK
ITEM #1 Approved Board Minutes of April 23, 2007 and
Study Session Minutes of April 25, 2007.
ITEM #2 Annual Police Department Awards for 2006 –
Presented by Chief Kirt Bowden
Police Chief Kirt Bowden and Deputy Chief Geof Gaudard
presented the awards. The following people were recognized:
Mr. Michael Parker – Civilian Commendation
Ms. Mary Lou Smithers – Citizen Letter of Appreciation
Ms. Addie Shattuck – Citizen Letter of Appreciation
Detective Cory Bauman (Southfield Police Dept.) – Medal of
Bravery
Officer Jim Moschel – Meritorious Service Award
Captain Steve Cook, Sergeant Paul Schwab, Officer Pete
Matejcik and Officer Jeff Nolan – Department Unit Commendation
Detective Don Rohan (Retired) – Honorable Mention
Certificate
Officer Andy Ball – Honorable Mention Certificate
Dispatcher Kristy Sung – Honorable Mention Certificate
Dispatcher Mary Kay Barnes – Letter of Recognition
Officer Joseph Borro and Officer Aaron Sparks – Letter of
Recognition
Officer Pete Matejcik – 2006 Donald E. Zimmerman Officer of
the Year Award
The Board extended their congratulations to all award
recipients.
ITEM #3 Joint Application to County for Study of
Consolidation of Police and Fire Departments with Birmingham
David Potts, Oakland County Commissioner, made the
presentation.
Oakland County has appropriated roughly $400,000.00 for
this type of study between communities. Once the application
is submitted to the County, it will be acted upon
expeditiously. Plante Moran will complete the study and
provide the information in approximately 90 days.
MOTION by Devine and SUPPORT by Barnett to APPROVE the
Joint Application for the Study of Consolidation of Police and
Fire Departments Between Bloomfield Township and Birmingham
and SUBMIT to Oakland County.
AYES: Barnett, Buckley, Devine, Payne, Roncelli, Savoie,
Stefanes
NAYS: None
RESOLUTION DECLARED ADOPTED.
I, JANET M. RONCELLI, TOWNSHIP CLERK of the Charter
Township of Bloomfield, County of Oakland, Michigan, do hereby
certify the foregoing is a true and correct copy of a
resolution adopted by the Board at their regular meeting held
on May 14, 2007.
____________________
JANET M. RONCELLI
TOWNSHIP CLERK
ITEM #4 Award Bid for GASB 45 Actuarial Services –
Presented by Steve Rosser
Governmental Accounting Standards Board (GASB) 45 requires
more complete and reliable reporting of benefits for active
and retired employees. As a result of the new accounting
standard, an actuarial firm should be hired to provide
assistance and consultation. Bids from three companies were
obtained – Alliance Benefit Group, Milliman, Inc. and
Prudential.
Rosser recommended Milliman, Inc. to the Board with a bid
of $13,500.00
MOTION by Devine and SUPPORT by Buckley to APPROVE the GASB
45 Actuarial Services to be Completed by Milliman, Inc. with a
Fee Not to Exceed $13,500.00.
AYES: Barnett, Buckley, Devine, Payne, Roncelli, Savoie,
Stefanes
NAYS: None
RESOLUTION DECLARED ADOPTED.
I, JANET M. RONCELLI, TOWNSHIP CLERK of the Charter
Township of Bloomfield, County of Oakland, Michigan, do hereby
certify the foregoing is a true and correct copy of a
resolution adopted by the Board at their regular meeting held
on May 14, 2007.
____________________
JANET M. RONCELLI
TOWNSHIP CLERK
ITEM #5 Consider Approval of Gilbert Lake – Lake Board
Clerk Roncelli made the presentation.
The decision of the Board for this meeting will be to
determine whether or not to approve the request to form a
Gilbert Lake – Lake Board. The petitions from 2/3 of the 53
freeholders abutting the lake meet the criteria for formation
of a lake board for a private lake per P.A. 451. The offices
of the Clerk and Assessor and the Township Attorney reviewed
all petitions and properties. If the request were approved,
then the lake board would conduct a Hearing of Practicability
to evaluate what is needed to improve the lake and a Hearing
of Assessment to determine the assessment roll.
Mark Roberts, Township Attorney, reiterated that this
approval is not the formal determination of anything except
the formation of a lake board. He also advised that an
engineering study would be required before an improvement to
the lake could be made.
Supervisor Payne advised that one benefit of a lake board
is that you are able to get a good analysis of the lake and
what is needed for improvement.
Clerk Roncelli advised the Board that she had received
comments from four residents: Lois Zussman, 4050 Overlea Ct.,
John Mayes, 5350 Lane Lake Rd., Laurence Herman, 1101
Timberlake Dr., and Esther Hofley, 3928 Cotton Tail Ln.,
regarding establishment of a Gilbert Lake – Lake Board. The
first resident was in favor and the others were opposed.
Trustee Stefanes clarified that this agenda item is to
establish a lake board; it does not require a financial
commitment from any of the affected residents at this point.
Clerk Roncelli advised that she is a lake-access lot owner
on Gilbert Lake and, therefore, should possibly hold her vote
for this agenda item. Attorney Hampton stated that if the Lake
Board was formed there may be a question of her sitting on the
Board, but for tonight’s vote, that would be up to the Board
of Trustees. All Board members indicated that they were in
favor of her voting on this item.
David Monroe, 1065 Timberlake Dr., Kevin Merlo, 5131
Tootmoor, and Samir Danou, 5403 Telegraph Rd., spoke to the
Board during Public Comment regarding this agenda item.
MOTION by Savoie and SUPPORT by Barnett to ACCEPT the
Petition and Resolution as Submitted and Create a Gilbert Lake
– Lake Board.
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, the Charter Township of Bloomfield on March 20,
2007, was presented with a petition signed by 2/3 or more of
the freeholders of land abutting Gilbert Lake requesting the
establishment of a lake board pursuant to Public Act 451 of
1994, the Natural Resources and Environmental Protection Act,
as amended by Part 309, Inland Lake Improvements, March 1,
2005, MCL §324.30901, et seq. for the improvement of Gilbert
Lake; and
WHEREAS, the petition states the purpose of the lake board
as to provide for the improvement of Gilbert Lake or any
adjacent wetlands, including investigating the practicability
of all weed control methods, the removal and disposal of
undesirable accumulated materials from the bottom of the lake
or wetlands by dredging, ditching, digging or other related
work, or any other improvements to the Lake authorized under
the Inland Lake Improvement Act, MCL §324.30901, et seq;
NOW THEREFORE, be it resolved by the Township Board as
follows:
1. That a lake board shall be set up as provided in MCL
§324.30903.
2. That the lake board, to be known as the Gilbert Lake
Lake Board, shall provide for the improvement of Gilbert Lake
or wetland adjacent to the Lake, and may take all steps
authorized by MCL 324.30902 for the improvement of the Lake,
including steps necessary to remove and properly dispose of
undesirable accumulated materials from the bottom of the lake
or wetland by dredging, ditching, digging or other related
work.
AYES: Barnett, Buckley, Devine, Payne, Roncelli, Savoie,
Stefanes
NAYS: None
RESOLUTION DECLARED ADOPTED.
I, JANET M. RONCELLI, TOWNSHIP CLERK of the Charter
Township of Bloomfield, County of Oakland, Michigan, do hereby
certify the foregoing is a true and correct copy of a
resolution adopted by the Board at their regular meeting held
on May 14, 2007.
____________________
JANET M. RONCELLI
TOWNSHIP CLERK
ITEM #6 Consider Adoption of Ordinance 577, Solid Waste
Collection and Fees
There have been no changes to Ordinance 577 since its
introduction to the Board on April 23, 2007.
MOTION by Buckley and SUPPORT by Barnett to ADOPT Ordinance
577, Solid Waste Collection and Fees.
CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF BLOOMFIELD
OAKLAND COUNTY, MICHIGAN
ORDINANCE NO. 577
SOLID WASTE COLLECTION AND FEES
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND TOWNSHIP ORDINANCE NO. 453, AS
AMENDED BY ORDINANCE 545, RESIDENTIAL MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE
COLLECTION, RECYCLING AND DISPOSAL, IN ITS ENTIRETY, TO
INCLUDE ADDITIONAL DEFINITIONS RELEVANT TO THE TOWNSHIP’S
MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE, RECYCLE AND YARD WASTE COLLECTION AND
DISPOSAL PROGRAM CONTRACT; TO PROVIDE FOR FULL OR PARTIAL
WAIVER OF FEES FOR THOSE HOUSEHOLDS MEETING CERTAIN POVERTY
THRESHOLDS; AND, TO PROVIDE FOR PAYMENT OF BILLS BY RESIDENTS
DIRECTLY TO THE WASTE HAULER.
THE CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF BLOOMFIELD ORDAINS:
Section 1 of Ordinance
Ordinance No. 453, as amended by Ordinance No. 545, is
hereby amended, in its entirety, to read as follows:
Sec. 1. INTENT AND PURPOSE
1.1 Act 641 of the Public Acts of 1978, as amended provides
that a municipality shall assure that all Single-Family and
Multi-Family Residential Municipal Solid Waste is removed from
sites of generation frequently enough to protect the public
health, and delivered to solid waste disposal areas authorized
to operate pursuant to Act 641. The Township Board has
determined that the collection of Municipal Solid Waste would
most appropriately be undertaken at this time by the Township,
acting by and through contract with the private sector.
Because Municipal Solid Waste collection directly affects the
public health, safety and general welfare, the Township shall
contract with a single contractor in order to facilitate
Township governance and control of the residential Municipal
Solid Waste program. In addition, the Township Board has
determined that it would be in the public interest if the
private contractor were selected on a bid basis, requiring
demonstration of the contractor's capability and strength to
provide a high level of service to sites of generation within
the Township, and to promote and protect the public health,
safety and welfare.
1.2 The Township Board has further determined that its
Municipal Solid Waste program should include recycling and
composting, consistent with the Oakland County Municipal Solid
Waste Plan.
1.3 For purposes of establishing and carrying out a program
of Municipal Solid Waste collection, recycling and disposal,
the Township Board has adopted this Ordinance to provide
standards and specifications for services to be provided,
provide for administration of the program and operational
specifications, and provide penalties for failure to comply
with the provisions of this Ordinance.
Sec. 2. DEFINITIONS
2.1 As used in this Ordinance, the words and phrases listed
below shall have the following meanings:
"Act 641" means Act No. 641 of the Public Acts of Michigan,
1978, as amended.
"Act 641 Plan" means the Oakland County Municipal Solid
Waste Management Plan approved by the Oakland County Board
of Commissioners, by two-thirds of the cities, villages
and townships in the County and by the Director of the
MDNR, pursuant to the requirements and provisions of Act
641, and any updates thereof and any amendments thereto
adopted in accordance with Act 641.
"Construction/Demolition Debris" means non-hazardous
wastes generated from construction and demolition
activities, including but not limited to concrete,
asphalt, wood, metal and plaster.
"Hazardous Waste" means any material or substance which
by reason of its composition or characteristics is: (1)
Hazardous waste as defined in the Solid Waste Disposal
Act, 42 USC, 6907, et seq., as amended, replaced or
superseded, and the regulations implementing the same; or,
(2) Material the disposal of which is regulated by the
Toxic Substance Control Act, 15 USC, 2601, et seq., as
amended, replaced or superseded, and the regulations
implementing the sane; or, (3) Special nuclear or
byproducts material within the meaning of the Atomic
Energy Act of 1954; or, (4) Hazardous waste as defined in
the Act No. 64 of the Public Acts of Michigan, 1979, as
amended from time to time, and as identified in
administrative rules and regulations adopted by published
resolution of the Township Board from time to time and/or
by Regulations adopted by the Department of Natural
Resources.
"Household Hazardous Waste": Shall mean any household
waste material customarily generated by a single family
home that may be described as ignitable, reactive,
corrosive or toxic, or other such materials as defined by
the Michigan Department of Natural Resources Hazardous
Waste Management Act (Act 64 of 1979, as amended),
including both wet and dry cell batteries.
"Industrial Special Waste" means non-hazardous wastes
generated by industrial users, which due to their size or
composition, require special handling and/or disposal
procedures, including but not limited to foundry, sand,
incinerator/boiler bottom ash, fly ash, sludges, scrap
pallets and other wastes from manufacturing processes
which require special handling and/or disposal procedures.
"Person" means any individual, firm, public or private
corporation, partnership, trust, public or private agency
or any other entity, or any group of such persons.
"Premises" means any area use for residential,
commercial, or industrial purposes, separately or in
combination to which a separate street address, postal
address or box, tax roll description, or other similar
identification has been assigned or is in use by a Person
having control of the area.
"Multiple-Family Residence": Shall mean the grouping
together of two (2) or more residential units under a
common roof.
"Municipal Solid Waste (MSW)": As defined by Part 115
of Act No. 451 of the Public Acts of 1994, as amended from
time to time. Shall include animal and vegetable waste
resulting from the handling, preparation, cooking and
consumption of foods and all other organic matter subject
to rapid decomposition, as well as paper, cartons, boxes,
crockery, and ordinary wastes from residential dwellings.
Shall also include bulk items, Christmas trees, rubbish,
and construction waste (in limited quantities), as defined
herein. Trimmings and/or branches, greater than two (2)
inches in diameter and not exceeding six (6) inches in
diameter, no longer than four (4) feet in length, bundled
and tied, with each bundle not exceeding sixty (60) pounds
in weight will also be collected as MSW.
"Recyclable Materials" means the commingled and/or
pre-sorted materials that are separated from Municipal
Solid Waste prior to the collection of Municipal Solid
Waste from s Site of Generation as listed by the
Department of Public Works and up dated from time to time
based on the market for those materials. These materials
include but are not limited to: high-grade paper, glass,
metal, plastic, aluminum, newspaper, corrugated paper and
Yard Clippings. Recyclable Materials shall not include
Hazardous Waste. More detailed specification of the items
deemed to be Recyclable Materials shall be provided from
time-to-time by duly published Resolution.
"Single-Family Residence": A separate residential
structure, plus certain residential condominium units as
designated by the Township Supervisor.
"Site of Generation" means any residential Premises in
the Municipality in or on which Municipal Solid Waste or
Recyclable Materials is generated by any Person.
"Solid Waste" means garbage, rubbish, ashes,
incinerator ash, incinerator residue, street cleanings,
solid commercial and solid industrial waste, and animal
waste provided, however, that this definition shall not
include Hazardous Waste, Recyclable Materials, Industrial
Special Waste, Construction/Demolition Debris, municipal
sludges, human body waste, liquid or other waste regulated
by statute, ferrous or nonferrous scrap directed to a
scrap metal processor or to a reuser of ferrous or
non-ferrous products, slag or slag products directed to a
slag processor or to a reuser of slag or slag products,
sludges and ashes managed as recycled or nondetrimental
materials appropriate for agricultural or silvicultural
use pursuant to a plan approved by the Director of the
MDNR, materials approved for emergency disposal by the
Director if MDNR and fly ash or other ash produced from
the combustion of coal when used in the manner set forth
in Part 115 of Act No. 451 of the Public Acts of 1994, as
amended from time to time.
"Waste Hauler" means any Person other than the
Township, awarded a contract by the Township for, and
engaged in the business of, collecting and transporting,
delivering and disposing of Solid Waste and Recyclable
Materials generated within the Township.
"Yard Clippings" or "Yard Waste" means fallen leaves,
cut grass, lake weeds or other organic debris that can be
converted to humus.
Sec. 3. GENERATORS OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE AND RECYCLABLE
MATERIALS
3.1 All Municipal Solid Waste and recyclable materials from
any Site of Generation intended for collection and/or disposal
shall be stored and placed for pick-up and collection at the
times and in the manner provided in rules and regulations
adopted by duly published Resolution.
3.2 Recyclables.
(a) Commencing on July 1, 1991, all Persons who are
owners, lessees or occupants of any Single Family
Residence or Multiple Family Residence Site of Generation
shall separate recyclable materials from Municipal Solid
Waste and prepare the recyclable materials for pick-up,
collection and delivery in the manner provided by the
rules and regulations adopted by the Township by duly
published Resolution.
(b) Yard wastes shall be disposed of at the Single
Family Residence Site of' Generation in a manner which
will not create a nuisance and/or be injurious to the
public health, or yard wastes shall be placed at the curb
side or other designated location for pick-up, collection
and delivery by the Waste Hauler in the manner provided by
rules and regulations adopted by duly published
Resolution. This provision shall not prohibit a Person
engaged in the business of' providing landscaping services
from removing yard wastes from a Site of Generation,
provided, however, such a Person shall be obligated to
dispose of such yard wastes by composting, direct delivery
to the Waste Hauler and/or delivery to a premises outside
of the Township in a lawful manner. Unless and until it is
otherwise required by law, Yard Waste shall not be
collected from a Multiple-Family Residence as a separate
recyclable, but only incidental to Municipal Solid Waste
collection.
(c) Any recyclable materials authorized for collection
by or at the direction of the Township in accordance with
the terms of' this Ordinance shall become the property of
the Waste Hauler at the time the material is placed at the
curb side or other designated location. It shall be a
violation of this Ordinance for any person not authorized
by the Township to collect or pick-up or cause to be
collected or picked up any such recyclable materials.
Sec. 3.3. Individuals living alone who have been declared
legally blind or who have a permanent physical disability as
determined by a licensed physician in the State of Michigan,
to the extent which would prevent the individual from
complying with the mandatory recycling requirements of this
Ordinance, shall be exempt from the mandatory recycling
provisions of this Ordinance.
Sec. 4. COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE
AND RECYCLABLE MATERIALS
4.1 No Person shall dispose of any MSW or recyclable
materials generated within the Township other than by means of
the designated Waste Hauler awarded a contract by the Township
for such purpose.
4.2 Commencing on July 1, 1991, all MSW and recyclable
materials, including yard wastes (subject to the exclusions
noted above), generated within the Township shall be collected
and delivered to the designated Waste Hauler.
4.3 The Township shall, by resolution duly published,
establish rules and regulations governing procedures for
collection. Such procedures shall include the pick-up
schedule, items which are deemed to be Recyclable Materials,
and the manner, location and containers for storage and
collection. Such rules and regulations shall be consistent
with this ordinance and consistent with the contract entered
into between the Township and the Waste Hauler. A failure to
comply with such rules and regulations shall be a violation of
this ordinance.
4.4 The Waste Hauler shall deliver MSW to a facility
authorized to operate pursuant to Act 641 for disposal, and
the Waste Hauler shall pay all disposal fees established for
the particular licensed facility for any delivery of Municipal
Solid Waste or recyclable materials to such facility. The
obligation to pay the disposal fee pursuant to this Ordinance
shall be absolute and unconditional.
4.5 No Person shall engage in the business of collecting,
transporting, delivering, or disposing of Municipal Solid
Waste, Yard Waste or Recyclable Materials generated within
from Single-Family and Multi-Family residences the Township
without first being authorized to do so by contract with the
Township subject to the requirements in Section 4.6 of this
Ordinance.
4.6 The Waste Hauler shall comply with the Act 641 Plan and
all applicable Federal, State and County laws, statutes, rules
and regulations in the collection, transportation and delivery
of MSW and recyclable materials.
4.7 A Person shall not knowingly place hazardous waste at
curb side or other designated location for collection, and a
Waste Hauler shall not knowingly collect or deliver hazardous
waste to a processing or disposal site.
Sec. 5. RATES AND PAYMENT FOR MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE
COLLECTION, RECYCLING AND DISPOSAL SERVICES
5.1 Rates for MSW collection, recycling and disposal
services shall be determined and established by the Township
based upon competitive bids in accordance with this Ordinance.
5.2 Following such bidding, the Township shall adopt
Resolutions from time-to-time specifying the rates. Such
Resolutions shall be published in order to provide notice to
the public.
5.3 The "Waste Hauler" shall send a quarterly billing, in
advance, to each Site of Generation for which services are
provided in the Township. Such billing shall represent charges
for services to be rendered in the following quarter.
5.4 The billing shall be transmitted by regular mail thirty
(30) days prior to the beginning of the quarter for which
charges are imposed by the "Waste Hauler".
5.5 The due date for payment shall be the last business day
prior to the beginning of the quarter for which the charges
are imposed.
5.6 The refuse bill payments are to be submitted directly
to the "Waste Hauler" with payment at the address supplied on
the bill.
5.7 Such charges shall constitute a lien upon the property,
which is the Site of Generation. If a payment is not made on
or before the due date a penalty in the amount of one (1)
percent per month shall be added for each month or portion of
a month payment has not been made in full. Moreover, if there
is an outstanding balance owing with respect to any property
as of the first day of August 1 in any year, such outstanding
balance, together with all accrued penalties, shall be placed
upon a list to be added to the delinquent tax roll of the
Township, and shall accrue further interest and penalties, and
shall be collected, in the manner made and provided for
delinquent real property taxes in the Township. There shall
also be an applicable administrative fee, not to exceed 10% of
what is owing, added by the Township Treasurer for processing
each lien.
5.8 Property owners meeting the following criteria shall be
eligible to receive a full or partial waiver of collection
fees:
(a) An individual that has an annual gross household
income of less than or equal to the current years Federal
Poverty Threshold as defined and determined annually by
the United States Office of Management and Budget
multiplied by a rate of 200% (2.0) and who timely files
with the Township Assessor's office an Application For
Waiver Of Municipal Solid Waste Collection Fees along with
proof of annual gross household income from the previous
year shall receive a waiver of all of the Municipal Solid
Waste Collection Fees required by this Ordinance for the
year for which the Application For Waiver of Municipal
Solid Waste Collection Fees was filed.
(b) An individual that has an annual gross household
income of the current years Federal Poverty Threshold
multiplied by a rate of 200% (2.0) to establish the lower
limit, and the same Poverty Threshold multiplied by a rate
of 300% (3.0) to establish the upper limit and who timely
files with the Township Assessor's office an Application
For Waiver of Municipal Solid Waste Collection Fees along
with proof of annual gross household income from the
previous year shall receive a waiver of one-half (1/2) of
all of the Municipal Solid Waste Collection Fees required
by the Ordinance for the year for which the Application
For Waiver of Municipal Solid Waste Collection was filed.
(c) The property applying for the waiver of the
Municipal Solid Waste Collection Fees shall have a true
cash value (assessment x 2) which is less than two hundred
thousand ($200,000) Dollars.
(d) The property owner applying for the waiver of the
Municipal Solid Waste Collection Fees shall have a maximum
amount in savings/checking of $10,000 or less for each
person residing in the homestead.
(e) The property owner applying for the waiver of the
Municipal Solid Waste Collection Fees shall not have
ownership of, or interest in, real estate other than their
homestead property.
(f) An individual filing an Application For Waiver Of
Municipal Solid Waste Collection Fees pursuant to
Subsections (a) through (e) of this Section shall file
said Application For Waiver of Municipal Solid Waste
Collection Fees each year on or before July 1 to be
eligible for the waiver of Municipal Solid Waste
Collection Fees for the following twelve (12) month
period.
(g) All Applications for Waiver of Municipal Solid
Waste Collection Fees will be considered by the Municipal
Solid Waste Review Board. The Municipal Solid Waste Review
Board shall be comprised of three (3) members who shall be
the Township Assessor, Township Treasurer and an
individual designated by the Township Supervisor. The
Municipal Solid Waste Review Board shall have the
authority to waive the Municipal Solid Waste Collection
Fees or any part thereof for a period of up to twelve (12)
months if it finds that a hardship as defined in Section
5.8(a) through (e) exists.
(h) Those persons who pursuant to Section 3.3 qualify
for exemptions from the mandatory recycling provisions and
requirements of this Ordinance shall be exempt from all
recycling fees required by this Ordinance.
(i) The Charter Township of Bloomfield Assessing
Department will make the Federal Poverty Threshold
available to the Municipal Solid Waste Review Board and to
the general public on an annual basis.
(j) The Township shall, on a quarterly basis, reimburse
Waste Hauler for all fees for service provided that have
been waived under this Section 5.8.
Sec. 6. CONTRACT FOR MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE COLLECTION,
RECYCLING AND DISPOSAL
6.1 The Township Supervisor shall develop contract
specifications and a public bid procedure for the award of a
contract for MSW collection, recycling and disposal in the
Township. A Waste Hauler shall be selected by the Township
Board to provide for the collection, disposal, resource
recovery, recycling and composting of Municipal Solid Waste in
the Township with respect to all existing and future
residences and multiple dwellings in the Township in
accordance with this ordinance, in accordance with the
contract to be awarded, and in accordance with all applicable
laws, ordinances, codes and regulations.
6.2 The Supervisor is authorized to include in bid
specifications for the contract to be awarded those
requirements and specifications determined by the Supervisor
to be reasonably related to:
(a) Promoting and protecting the public health, safety
and welfare.
(b) Providing appropriate services to properties within
the Township.
(c) Promoting the general understanding of and need for
resource recovery, recycling and composting.
6.3 The contract to be awarded by the
Township Board to the Waste Hauler shall, as a minimum,
provide for:
(a) The collection of MSW and recyclables from
single-family dwellings and multiple dwellings of
generation.
(b) A household hazardous waste program.
(c) The requirement of a program for recycling and
composting.
(d) Other miscellaneous services to be specified by the
Supervisor as part of the bid process, including, without
limitations, dumpster service at municipal buildings and
facilities, a drop-off center, and spring clean up
assistance.
(e) Insurance and bonding requirements, including
liability, Workers' Compensation and a performance bond.
(f) The preparation and submission of reports by the
Waste Hauler describing the volume and location of MSW
generated in the Township, as well as other reports
required by the Township to determine the efficiency and
effectiveness of the Municipal Solid Waste program,
including the effectiveness and efficiency of recycling
and composting in the Township.
(g) A provision for the rights of the Township in the
event of a failure to perform on the part of the Waste
Hauler.
(h) The rights and obligations of the Township for
termination of the contract.
(i) Operational specifications, including
specifications for collection trucks and equipment,
employees, contractor maintenance facility, waste
container handling and condition, schedules and routes,
addressing citizen complaints, and other matters deemed
necessary or appropriate by the Township Supervisor.
(j) Right and authorization of the Township to inspect
records and operations of the Waste Hauler.
(k) Provision for a multi-media informational program
with respect to resource recovery, recycling and
composting.
6.4 The contract shall require the Waste Hauler to comply
with applicable laws, ordinances, rules and regulations.
6.5 The contract shall require the Waste Hauler to secure
and maintain in good standing all permits and licenses
required by law, ordinance or regulation.
Sec. 7. PENALTIES
7.1 Any person who shall violate a provision of this
ordinance shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, punishable by a
fine not to exceed $500 or by imprisonment not exceeding
ninety (90) days, or both such fine and imprisonment.
7.2 Each day in which a violation occurs, or continues,
shall be deemed to be a separate offense.
Section 2 of Ordinance
Repealer
All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict with this
ordinance are repealed only to the extent necessary to give
this ordinance full force and effect.
Section 3 of Ordinance
Severability.
Should any section, subdivision, clause, or phrase of this
ordinance be declared by the courts to be invalid, the
validity of the ordinance as a whole, or in part, shall not be
affected other than the part invalidated.
Section 4 of Ordinance
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 in force when they were commenced.
Section 5 of Ordinance
Effective Date.
The provisions of this Ordinance are ordered to take effect
following publication in the manner prescribed by statute.
Section 6 of Ordinance
Adoption.
AYES: Barnett, Buckley, Devine, Payne, Roncelli, Savoie,
Stefanes
NAYS: None
ORDINANCE DECLARED ADOPTED.
CERTIFICATION
I hereby certify that the foregoing Ordinance was adopted
by the Board of Trustees of the Charter Township of Bloomfield
at a meeting held on May 14, 2007, and that the original of
this Ordinance is on file in my office.
____________________
JANET M. RONCELLI
TOWNSHIP CLERK
ITEM #7 Consider Final Site Plan for New Target Store,
2400 Telegraph Rd. – Presented by Patti McCullough
Target Corporation is seeking a site plan approval and
rezoning request. Currently, the site is zoned B-3, General
Business, P-1, Vehicular Parking, and R-3, Single Family
Residential. Target is seeking approval to rezone a portion of
the site zoned P-1 to B-3 to allow for the development of a
retail building. The residential portion of the land will
remain a green lot.
The plan includes constructing a new commercial building
with landscape improvements on the buffer lot, replacing an
existing concrete screen wall with a decorative masonry wall
capped in stone and a landscape berm adjacent to the
residential property. Target Corporation has also agreed to
contribute towards the improvement of the median areas on
Telegraph Road.
The Target site plan has been reviewed by the Michigan
Department of Transportation (MDOT), which has proposed some
traffic improvements. Also, there will be two entrance drives
from Telegraph Road. There will be no access from Square Lake
Road, Bataan Dr. or from Hillside Furniture.
Rick Rattner, Attorney representing Target, Jim Miller,
Architect for Target, Forrest Russell, Target Senior
Development Manager, and Cliff Ashley, Engineer with Giffels-Webster,
presented a PowerPoint presentation to the Board showing what
the proposed Target store and land will look like when
completed in October 2008.
Attorney Greg Need, representing the Bataan Dr. residents,
spoke to the Board regarding the construction of a Bataan Dr.
cul-de-sac.
MOTION by Barnett and SUPPORT by Buckley to APPROVE the
Rezoning from P-1 to B-3.
MOTION by Barnett and SUPPORT by Stefanes to APPROVE the
Site Plan as Submitted Contingent Upon Compliance with the
Requirements as Noted by the Township Departments and Township
Consultants, Compliance with the Wetlands Board Approval, and
Application for Signage Approval by the Design Review Board.
AYES: Barnett, Buckley, Devine, Payne, Roncelli, Savoie,
Stefanes
NAYS: None
RESOLUTION DECLARED ADOPTED.
I, JANET M. RONCELLI, TOWNSHIP CLERK of the Charter
Township of Bloomfield, County of Oakland, Michigan, do hereby
certify the foregoing is a true and correct copy of a
resolution adopted by the Board at their regular meeting held
on May 14, 2007.
____________________
JANET M. RONCELLI
TOWNSHIP CLERK
ITEM #8 Introduction of Zoning Ordinance 585, Amendment
to Establish Permanent Lawn Ground Cover for Construction
Projects – Presented by Patti McCullough
Currently, there is no ordinance or resolution in the
Townshipwhich addresses lawn or ground covering. This
ordinance will clarify when a certificate of occupancy may be
issued, as well as the necessary documentation and site
conditions needed to occupy a building.
MOTION by Barnett and SUPPORT by Devine to APPROVE the
Introduction of Zoning Ordinance 585, Amendment to Establish
Permanent Lawn Ground Cover for Construction Projects.
CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF BLOOMFIELD
COUNTY OF OAKLAND
STATE OF MICHIGAN
ORDINANCE NO. 585
PERMANENT LAWN GROUND COVER
AN ORDINANCE TO REQUIRE THE ESTABLISHMENT OF
PERMANENT LAWN GROUND COVER AT THE TIME OF ISSUANCE OF A
CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY OR THE POSTING OF A FINANCIAL
GUARANTEE
THE TOWNSHIP OF BLOOMFIELD ORDAINS:
Section 1. Article XVII Administration, Section 1702.
Certificate of Occupancy, of the Township Zoning Ordinance No.
265, as amended, is hereby amended to add subsections 2 b, c
and d to read as follows:
SECTION 1702. CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY:
No land, building, structure, or part thereof shall be
occupied by or for any use for which a building permit is
required by this Ordinance unless and until a Certificate of
Occupancy shall have been issued for such new use. The
following shall apply in the issuance of any certificate:
1. Certificates Not to be Issued.
No Certificates of Occupancy pursuant to the Building
Code of the Township of Bloomfield shall be issued for any
building, structure or part thereof, or for the use of any
land, which is not in accordance with all the provisions
of this Ordinance.
2. Certificate Required.
No building or structure, or parts thereof, which is
hereafter erected or altered, shall be occupied or used or
the same caused to be occupied or used, unless and until a
Certificate has been issued and the following requirements
complied with and approved by the Building Inspector.
a. Prior to the issuance of a Certificate of
Occupancy, a grading certificate prepared, signed, and
sealed by a registered professional civil engineer or
a registered professional land surveyor shall be
submitted to the Building Inspector. The grading
certificate shall be submitted in duplicate, attesting
to the fact that the site has been constructed and
graded in accordance with the approved grading plan.
The grading certificate shall also state that the
permanent irons at each lot corner are in evidence,
and that the drainage pattern is in accordance with
the grading plan as approved at the time of issuance
of the building permit.
b. If, at the completion of the building project,
and if for reasons beyond the control of the
applicant, such as when weather conditions make finish
grading unfeasible to be completed, the applicant
shall, in lieu of a grading certificate, post a
financial guarantee with the Township in the form of a
cash bond. This alternative may be used at the
discretion of the Building Inspector, and the bond
shall be in an amount set by the Building Inspector to
insure completion of the finish grading and the
submission of such certificate within nine (9) months,
or at the next opportunity. In such case, a Temporary
Certificate of Occupancy may be issued and the date
for completion of grading shall be indicated on the
Temporary Certificate of Occupancy or its related
documents.
c. Permanent lawn grass ground cover is installed
by seeding or sodding, pursuant to written
specifications of seed, sod, soil and time of planting
approved by the Building Inspector. Permanent ground
cover other than lawn grass may be substituted in rear
yards, subject to approval by the Building Inspector.
d. If the above prescribed final grading is not
completed, and the above prescribed ground cover is
not established and thriving at the time of
application for the Certificate of Occupancy, the
applicant shall post a financial guarantee with the
Township in the form of a cash bond in an amount
estimated by the Building Inspector necessary to
ensure completion thereof within nine (9) months. All
temporary erosion control measures must remain in
place until such time that the ground cover is
established.
A Certificate of Occupancy shall also be required for the
change of any existing principal use or tenancy of a building
or land to another principal use or tenancy, excepting
residential tenancy.
Section 2. Repealer.
All 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 3. 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 4. 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 5. Effective Date.
The provisions of this Ordinance are hereby ordered to take
effect immediately upon publication in the manner prescribed
by law.
Section 6. Adoption.
AYES: Barnett, Buckley, Devine, Payne, Roncelli, Savoie,
Stefanes
NAYS: None
RESOLUTION DECLARED ADOPTED.
I, JANET M. RONCELLI, TOWNSHIP CLERK of the Charter
Township of Bloomfield, County of Oakland, Michigan, do hereby
certify the foregoing is a true and correct copy of a
resolution adopted by the Board at their regular meeting held
on May 14, 2007.
____________________
JANET M. RONCELLI
TOWNSHIP CLERK
ITEM #9 Planning Department 2006 Annual Report –
Presented by Patti McCullough
McCullough presented the Planning Department 2006 Annual
Report to the Board of Trustees.
A complete copy of this report is available in the Clerk’s
office.
ITEM #10 Building Department 2006 Annual Report –
Presented by Patti McCullough
McCullough presented the Building Department 2006 Annual
Report to the Board of Trustees. She advised the Board that
this is the first annual report for the Township Building
department.
A complete copy of this report is available in the Clerk’s
office.
ITEM #11 Award Contract for 2007 Safety Paths –
Presented by Wayne Domine
The 2007 Safety Path Program consists of new paths on
Quarton Road, Gilbert Lake Road, 14 Mile Road, Lone Pine Road,
Opdyke Road, Hickory Grove Road and Franklin Road.
Bids for this project were received on April 18, 2007.
Domine recommended Italia Construction, Inc. whose bid of
$905,802.00 was the lowest.
MOTION by Buckley and SUPPORT by Roncelli to AWARD the
Contract for the 2007 Safety Paths to Italia Construction,
Inc.
AYES: Barnett, Buckley, Devine, Payne, Roncelli, Savoie,
Stefanes
NAYS: None
RESOLUTION DECLARED ADOPTED.
I, JANET M. RONCELLI, TOWNSHIP CLERK of the Charter
Township of Bloomfield, County of Oakland, Michigan, do hereby
certify the foregoing is a true and correct copy of a
resolution adopted by the Board at their regular meeting held
on May 14, 2007.
____________________
JANET M. RONCELLI
TOWNSHIP CLERK
ITEM #12 Award Contract for 2007 Concrete Repair Program
– Presented by Wayne Domine
The 2007 Concrete Repair Program consists of replacing
concrete sections on roads located in the Wabeek Lake
Subdivision, North of Long Lake Road; Wayside Glen
Subdivision, East of Inkster Road; and Bloomfield Crossing
Subdivision, South of Square Lake Road. The concrete safety
path repairs vary throughout the Township.
Bids for this project were received on April 18, 2007.
Domine recommended LaCaria Concrete Construction whose overall
bid of $358,695.50 ($225,945.50 – road repair, $132,750.00 –
safety path repair) was the lowest.
MOTION by Devine and SUPPORT by Buckley to AWARD the
Contract for the 2007 Concrete Repair Program to LaCaria
Concrete Construction, Inc.
AYES: Barnett, Buckley, Devine, Payne, Roncelli, Savoie,
Stefanes
NAYS: None
RESOLUTION DECLARED ADOPTED.
I, JANET M. RONCELLI, TOWNSHIP CLERK of the Charter
Township of Bloomfield, County of Oakland, Michigan, do hereby
certify the foregoing is a true and correct copy of a
resolution adopted by the Board at their regular meeting held
on May 14, 2007.
____________________
JANET M. RONCELLI
TOWNSHIP CLERK
ITEM #13 2007 West Nile Virus Fund Reimbursement
An annual reimbursement request resolution is required in
order for the Township to receive reimbursement from Oakland
County for a portion of the funds expended on the West Nile
Virus Management Program. The estimated share of the
reimbursement money is $17,091.49.
MOTION by Stefanes and SUPPORT by Buckley to ADOPT the 2007
Oakland County West Nile Virus Fund Reimbursement Resolution.
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING WEST NILE VIRUS FUND
EXPENSE REIMBURSEMENT REQUEST
WHEREAS, upon the recommendation of the Oakland County
Executive, the Oakland County Board of Commissioners has
established a West Nile Virus Fund Program to assist Oakland
County cities, villages and townships in addressing mosquito
control activities; and
WHEREAS Oakland County’s West Nile Virus Fund Program
authorizes Oakland County cities, villages and townships to
apply for reimbursement of eligible expenses incurred in
connection with personal mosquito protection
measures/activity, mosquito habitat eradication, mosquito
larviciding or focused adult mosquito insecticide spraying in
designated community green areas; and
WHEREAS the Charter Township of Bloomfield, Oakland County,
Michigan has incurred expenses in connection with mosquito
control activities believed to be eligible for reimbursement
under Oakland County’s West Nile Virus Fund Program.
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that this board authorizes and
directs its Supervisor, as agent for the Charter Township of
Bloomfield, to request reimbursement of eligible mosquito
control activity under Oakland County’s West Nile Virus Fund
Program.
AYES: Barnett, Buckley, Devine, Payne, Roncelli, Savoie,
Stefanes
NAYS: None
RESOLUTION DECLARED ADOPTED.
I, JANET M. RONCELLI, TOWNSHIP CLERK of the Charter
Township of Bloomfield, County of Oakland, Michigan, do hereby
certify the foregoing is a true and correct copy of a
resolution adopted by the Board at their regular meeting held
on May 14, 2007.
____________________
JANET M. RONCELLI
TOWNSHIP CLERK
ITEM #14 DWSD Contract Response
Tom Trice, Public Works Director, made the presentation.
In March, the Detroit Water and Sewer Department (DWSD)
presented a contract to local Township officials. There is
great concern with this document as is it heavily one-side and
only benefits DWSD.
Trice recommended that the Board approve a letter to be
signed by David Payne, Township Supervisor, and submitted to
DWSD outlining all areas of disagreement.
MOTION by Devine and SUPPORT by Barnett to AUTHORIZE the
Township Supervisor to Sign and Submit a Letter of Contract
Disagreement with DWSD.
STATE OF MICHIGAN
COUNTY OF OAKLAND
CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF BLOOMFIELD
RESOLUTION
RECITALS:
WHEREAS, the City of Detroit owns and operates a public
water supply system supplying water to numerous communities
throughout southeastern Michigan; and,
WHEREAS, the Charter Township of Bloomfield ("Township")
contracts with the City of Detroit to supply potable water to
its residents; and,
WHEREAS, the initial term of the Township’s current
contract with the City of Detroit has expired and has since
been renewed on a year-to-year basis according to the terms of
that contract; and,
WHEREAS, in anticipation of the expiration of water service
contracts with numerous governmental entities in southeastern
Michigan, over the last three years, the City of Detroit is in
the process of developing a Model Water Contract and will be
seeking Township approval of the terms of this Model Water
Contract; and,
WHEREAS, the City of Detroit and Technical Advisory
Contract Workgroup, through their cooperative efforts, have
made significant progress in the drafting of a Model Water
Contract; and,
WHEREAS, it is in the public interest that the proposed
Model Water Contract provide all customers a long-term supply
of potable water that meets or exceeds Michigan and federal
regulatory requirements for drinking water quality, without
discrimination and at the lowest reasonable rates; and,
WHEREAS, in March of this year, the City of Detroit and
Technical Advisory Contract Workgroup presented their draft of
the Model Water Contract to the customer communities and have
requested the Township to provide input within sixty (60)
days; and,
WHEREAS, while recognizing the effort and progress that
have been made to date on several issues, the Township desires
to provide an initial response to the request for input at
this time by authorizing the Township Supervisor to identify
concerns and issues that have not been addressed in this long
term water contract; and,
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Township Board of the
Charter Township of Bloomfield hereby authorizes the Township
Supervisor to provide to the City of Detroit, in writing, the
Township’s remaining concerns regarding the terms of the Model
Water Contract.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township Supervisor and the
Clerk are authorized and directed to forward a letter on
behalf of the Charter Township of Bloomfield to the City of
Detroit and DWSD.
STATE OF MICHIGAN )
) ss:
COUNTY OF OAKLAND )
AYES: Barnett, Buckley, Devine, Payne, Roncelli, Savoie,
Stefanes
NAYS: None
RESOLUTION DECLARED ADOPTED.
I, the undersigned, the qualified and acting Township Clerk
of the Charter Township of Bloomfield, Oakland County,
Michigan, do certify that the foregoing is a true and complete
copy of the Resolution adopted by the Township Board of the
Charter Township of Bloomfield at a meeting held on the 14th
day of May, 2007, the original of which is on file in my
office.
____________________
JANET M. RONCELLI
TOWNSHIP CLERK
ITEM #15 2007 Senior Services Food Service Contract –
Presented by Chris Tvaroha
This is an opportunity to save money for the senior
nutrition program. The proposed menu is currently being served
to Daimler Chrysler Financial employees as part of their heart
healthy portion-controlled meal program by Corporate Food
Services, Inc. (CFS). CFS will supply nutritious meals at a
lower price ($3.35) than the current provider, Emerald Food
Service (EFS).
A complete copy of the contract is available in the Clerk’s
office.
MOTION by Buckley and SUPPORT by Devine to AUTHORIZE and
APPROVE the Signing of the Contract Between the Bloomfield
Township Senior Services Department and Corporate Food
Service, LLC.
AYES: Barnett, Buckley, Devine, Payne, Roncelli, Savoie,
Stefanes
NAYS: None
RESOLUTION DECLARED ADOPTED.
I, JANET M. RONCELLI, TOWNSHIP CLERK of the Charter
Township of Bloomfield, County of Oakland, Michigan, do hereby
certify the foregoing is a true and correct copy of a
resolution adopted by the Board at their regular meeting held
on May 14, 2007.
____________________
JANET M. RONCELLI
TOWNSHIP CLERK
ITEM #16 Resolution of Support for Tina Barton
(Scholarship Application)
Clerk Roncelli made the presentation.
This is an opportunity for Tina Barton, Deputy Clerk, to
apply for a scholarship through the Michigan Township
Association (MTA). The scholarship, if awarded, would be for
$1000.00 and requires the support of the Board of Trustees.
MOTION By Savoie and SUPPORT by Barnett to APPROVE the
Resolution of Support for Tina Barton.
RESOLUTION OF SUPPORT FOR TINA BARTON
ROBERT R. ROBINSON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND
WHEREAS, the Robert R. Robinson Memorial Scholarship,
sponsored by the Michigan Township Association, assists
students in Michigan who are preparing for a career in public
administration; and
WHEREAS, the scholarship will be awarded on a competitive
basis, as determined by the applicant’s academic achievement,
community involvement and commitment to a career in local
government administration; and
WHEREAS, the scholarship application requires a resolution
of support from a Michigan township board; and
WHEREAS, Tina Barton, Deputy Clerk, a senior undergraduate
and an applicant for the scholarship, has demonstrated
academic achievement with a 3.8 grade point average (GPA),
community involvement with the elections, and a commitment to
a career in local government administration with her position
as deputy clerk;
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Bloomfield Township
Board of Trustees supports Tina Barton’s application and
highly recommends her as a recipient for the Robert R.
Robinson Memorial Scholarship.
AYES: Barnett, Buckley, Devine, Payne, Roncelli, Savoie,
Stefanes
NAYS: None
RESOLUTION DECLARED ADOPTED.
I, JANET M. RONCELLI, TOWNSHIP CLERK of the Charter
Township of Bloomfield, County of Oakland, Michigan, do hereby
certify the foregoing is a true and correct copy of a
resolution adopted by the Board at their regular meeting held
on May 14, 2007.
____________________
JANET M. RONCELLI
TOWNSHIP CLERK
ITEM #17 Approve Payroll and Vouchers
MOTION by Devine and SUPPORT by Buckley to APPROVE payroll
and vouchers A002330-A002380; B015670-B016042; E002259-E002281
totaling $2,813,888.46.
AYES: Barnett, Buckley, Devine, Payne, Roncelli, Savoie,
Stefanes
NAYS: None
ITEM #18 Public Comment
Supervisor Payne recognized two high school seniors, one
from Hartland High School and one from Andover High School,
who were in the audience.
Included in Board Packet: Bloomfield Twp. Fire Dept. –
February 2007 Monthly Report
West Nile Virus – 2006 Program Summary and 2007 Outlook
2007 Master Plan Update
TABLED ITEMS: Innerwoods Lot Split
(Tabled Indefinitely)
Cost Recovery Resolution
(Tabled Indefinitely)
Meeting adjourned at 10:35 p.m.
Per the Michigan Township Association Record Retention
General Schedule #10, MCL 399.5, the audio recordings of Board
minutes will be destroyed upon approval of the written minutes
of the meeting to which the tapes refer.
____________________
JANET M. RONCELLI
TOWNSHIP CLERK
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