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NORTHVILLE - PLYMOUTH

Northville City Clerk prepares for elections

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A closed Presidential does not affect voting in the Aug. Voter Ballot to be mailed by first
Primary is planned in Michigan 4 primary, which is an open pri- The March ballot selection does not affect voting class mail; Saturday, March 7
for Tuesday, March 10, and City mary. At that election, voters will when the city clerk's office will
of Northville Clerk Dianne be issued ballots containing all in the Aug. 4 primary, which is an open primary. be open from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. for
Massa is getting prepared. political parties and their candi- in-person AV ballot requests.
While there is no political dates, and will select one of the Ballots may be voted at city hall
party registration requirement parties in the privacy of the vot- Voters can learn more about website. Registered voters who or taken home and 4 p.m.
in Michigan election law, in this ing station, according to an advi- the Michigan Presidential want to be on the automatic Monday, March 9, which is the
specific election, registered vot- sory from the City of Northville. Primary Election on the State of application list are asked to deadline for registered voters to
ers will need to make their bal- The written ballot selection Michigan website. complete and return the form request an Absent Voter Ballot
lot selection in writing before made at the Presidential In Northville, Absent Voter provided on the website. in-person at the clerk's office.
being issued a ballot (whether Primary does not have any bear- (AV) applications have been Deadlines for Absent Voter bal- Voters are not allowed to leave
voting at the polls or by Absent ing on how a person votes in the mailed to voters on the automat- lots include: 5 p.m. Friday, with the ballot on this day and
Voter Ballot). general election for president, ic application list; they are also March 6 which is the deadline must vote the ballot in person at
The March ballot selection set for Nov. 3. available on the Northville city for a voter to request an Absent city hall.
Grant will fund restorations at Fish Hatchery Park

Fish Hatchery Park in the City $855,915 from the Environmental and then posting a request for pro- vate funding be sought for projects ects.
of Northville will see construction Protection Agency (EPA) to restore posals for companies to bid on the that involve waterways and Mayor Brian Turnbull said he
along the banks of Johnson Creek the banks of the Johnson Creek at work. Construction is expected to reminded council members that was in agreement and noted that
this spring funded by a state grant. Fish Hatchery Park. take place in late spring, then there are funds at the local, state he recently walked the riverbank
During the regular meeting of The project will be funded by again in late summer/fall, he said. and national level and referenced throughout Northville and learned
the city council members Feb. 3, the grant and will be administered His announcement prompted both ARC and EGLE as two possi- just how far-ranging it is. He is in
Mark Gasche, director of the by ARC. The next step, Gasche resident Kathy Spillane to ask bilities. favor, he said, of daylighting the
Department of Parks and said, involves receiving a permit members of the city council to add Spillane further encouraged river at the Northville Downs prop-
Recreation, reported that the from The Michigan Environment, green infrastructure to the goals council members to inform legisla- erty when redeveloped and work-
Alliance of Rouge Communities Great Lakes and Energy (EGLE), and objectives for 2020/2021. She tors of the needs in Northville for ing on other areas along the river -
(ARC) has received a grant for which is expected later this month requested public and/or public/pri- these types of infrastructure proj- sharing the cost with other entities.
Double Your Donation drive now under way at PARC

A Double Your Donation gift the increased benefit from the and any future fundraising initia- his wife, Colleen, will match every Plymouth 48170.
matching program is under way matching funds will be instrumen- tives will help preserve the his- contribution until the goal of PARC is a 501(c)3 public chari-
until the end of this month at the tal in the ability of the complex to toric building in which PARC $100,000 in total matching dona- ty, leading the effort to convert the
Plymouth Arts & Recreation continue the mission of enriching resides, pursue our mission and tions has been reached or until historic Central Middle School
Complex (PARC). the lives of everyone in the com- secure the future viability of the deadline of Feb. 29. and the 16.6 acres on which it
The program was introduced munity by providing a destination PARC", said Don Soenen, PARC PARC is currently taking any stands, into an arts, education and
last year as an opportunity for in Plymouth for quality arts, edu- president size donations online (mobile recreation complex serving the
supporters to make a donation cation and recreation programs. During the "Double Your friendly) at Greater Plymouth Community.
and have the financial contribu- "The 2020 "Double Your Donation" portion of our overall www.plymouthparc.com/donate/ For more information, call (734)
tion matched. The donations and Donation" gift matching program fundraising initiative, Soenen and or by mail to PARC 650 Church St., 927-4090.
Track “These discussions uncovered new infor- within that timeframe. entitlements in place, but that's not how it
Wertheimer said the three groups with
worked out, and I support the city of
mation about the property and impacts of
redevelopment. The (planned unit devel- stake in the site were able to strike a “long- Northville going through this process,”
FROM PAGE 1 opment) plans have been formally with- term extension that works for all parties.” Wertheimer added. “We're not in a huge
drawn, and no new proposals have yet “I would have liked to have had all my hurry.”
sub areas of the Master Plan came after been formally submitted for review.”
the Planning Commission's discussion of Wertheimer said he will submit a new
the … preliminary site plan presented by site-plan for approval by the end of the
Hunter-Pasteur for the Downs property year. He said the property is under con-
and adjoining sub-areas,” according to a tract to his company for the next five years
post on the city website in September. and he intends to begin the development

CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF NORTHVILLE
NOTICE TO THE RESIDENTS
OFFICE CLOSING
The Charter Township of Northville Administrative Offices will be closed on Monday, February 17, 2020 in observance of
Presidents' Day.
The offices will reopen at 8:00 a.m. on Tuesday, February 18, 2020.
POLICE & FIRE EMERGENCY SERVICES WILL REMAIN AVAILABLE
Marjorie F. Banner, Clerk
Publish: February 13, 2020 NT0050 - 021320 2.5 x 1.732

CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF NORTHVILLE
2020 MARCH BOARD OF REVIEW DATES
The Northville Township 2020 Board of Review will conduct hearings on the following dates for appeals from citizens, regard-
ing the 2020 assessment, at the Northville Township Hall, 44405 Six Mile Road. All appeals are by appointment. Starting
Monday, February 24, 2020 please call (248) 348-5811 to schedule an appointment. Letters of appeal must be received by
11:00 am on March 13, 2020. Postmarks are not accepted.
Tuesday March 03, 2020 9:00 am Organizational Meeting
Appointment Dates for Hearing:
Monday March 9, 2020 9:00 am to 12 Noon and 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm
Tuesday March 10, 2020 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm and 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Thursday March 12, 2020 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm
Friday March 13, 2020 9:00 am to 11:00 am
All persons protesting their assessment must complete a petition (form L-4035) which can be obtained at Northville Township
Hall or on the Township website twp.northville.mi.us click on Board of Review or at www.michigan.gov/treasury .
Marjorie F. Banner
Clerk
Publish: February 6, 13, 20, 2020 NT0049 - 021320 2.5 x 3.18

INVITATION TO BID
ROMULUS COMMUNITY SCHOOLS

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received, opened and read aloud, by
Romulus Community Schools at the District Administration Building located at 36540
Grant Rd., Romulus, MI 48174 no later than 1:00 PM local time on Thursday, February
20, 2020 for the following work:

Romulus High School - New Secured Entry, Frontage, Parking and Drop-off - 9650
Wayne Rd, Romulus MI 48174
HaleCreek Elementary - Chiller Replacement - 16200 Harrison Rd, Romulus, MI 48174
Barth Elementary - Bus Loop and Parking Enhancements - 38207 Barth St, Romulus, MI
48174
All bids shall be submitted online at:
https://app.buildingconnected.com/public/55a1292ff1a96708004a19dc

Please contact jared.marinelli@bartonmalow.com with any questions.
The School Board will not accept any bid submitted after the indicated due time and date.
Bidders will be required to submit with their Bid Proposals a Bid Security by a qualified
surety authorized to do business in the state where the Projects is located. All Bid
Proposals shall be accompanied by the following two forms: Familial Disclosure Form
(in accordance with MCL 380.1267) and an Iran Economic Sanctions Act Form (in com-
pliance with Michigan Public Act No. 517 of 2012). Bid Proposals that do not include
these two sworn and notarized forms shall not be accepted.
RCS021319 2.5 x 4.32