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CANTON - PLYMOUTH
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Familiar names to appear on August primary ballot
Voters in Canton Township, Detroit. Plymouth Republican
Plymouth and Northville will Leonard C. Scott of Canton ” Richard Sharland and Ann
find some familiar names on the Township, Emily Bauman of In the 22nd District State Representative area, Arbor Democrat Jason Morgan
Aug. 2 primary ballot which will Westland and Jody M. Rich- are the only candidates who
reduce the number of candi- White filed paperwork to incumbent Matt Koleszar, a Democrat from Plymouth, filed to become the State
dates in the November election. appear on the Republican pri- was the only candidate to file. Representative from the 23rd
In the 6th District which mary ballot hoping to become District which includes the west-
includes Plymouth Township, the state senator from the 5th ern parts of Northville and
the City of Plymouth, Canton State District. Democratic hope- Plymouth townships and
Township and areas south and fuls are Velma Jean Overman of stretches southwest into Ann
west including all of Washtenaw Inkster and Dayna Polehanki of and Brian Williams of Northville date to file. Republicans hoping Arbor.
County, Republicans Whittney Livonia. along with Kint Kesto of to challenge Koleszar include There will be no primary for
Williams of Canton and Hima Hoping to become the State Bloomfield. Rosemary Bayer, a Rob Donovic of Livonia and the 24th District State
Kolanagireddy of Northville will Senator from the 13th District Democrat from Keego Harbor, Cathryn Neracher of Northville. Representative as only incum-
be hoping to win voters' favor. with includes Northville, will not face a primary chal- The district includes the City of bent Ranjeev Puri, a Democrat
Democrats on the primary ballot Northville Township, Plymouth lenger. Plymouth, western Livonia, east- from Canton, and John Anthony,
for the congressional term in Township, the City of Plymouth, In the 22nd District State ern Plymouth Township, north- a Republican from Canton, filed
Washington D.C. will be incum- Novi and northern Farmington Representative area, incumbent ern and eastern Northville nominating petitions. The dis-
bent Debbie Dingell of Ann Hills are Republicans Jason Matt Koleszar, a Democrat from Township and the Wayne County trict includes nearly all of
Arbor and Shanelle Jackson of Rhines of Northville Township Plymouth, was the only candi- portion of the City of Northville. Canton Township.
School district negotiates technology building purchase
A $2 to $3 million savings has ings, school officials said. ” the building.
prompted members of the Original plans were to con- The proposed purchase could
Plymouth Canton Community struct a two-story building on Funding for the purchase, save the district an estimated $2
Schools Board of Education to land at the Plymouth Canton if approved by the board members, to $3 million, noted board
re-consider budgeted construc- Educational Park, near the high Treasurer Patrick Kehoe, and
tion of a technology building. schools. The building under con- would be from the district general fund. would allow the district to use
The construction of a $6.9 mil- sideration for purchase is locat- the funding for other projects.
lion building to house the infor- ed in an industrial park east of District officials have agreed
mation technology and mainte- Beck Road on Pilot Drive. to a non-binding letter of intent
nance departments was one of District Chief Finance and with the seller of the building
the projects included in the 2020 Operations Officer Deborah J. (square foot) cost of building,” including the furnishings and which is covered by attorney-
bond plan. The current economy Piesz explained the plan to she said. fixtures in the price. client privilege, Piesz said. She
and construction supply chain members of the school board at a She added that the expense of Funding for the purchase, if said the building, constructed in
issues have prompted the board meeting earlier this month. building far exceeds current approved by the board members, 2002, will require about $180,000
members to consider the pur- “Due in part to supply chain prices for existing structures would be from the district gener- in maintenance. She added that
chase of a 37,000-square-foot issues, our current bond projects although the market on real al fund as there is no provision the building “overall” has been
building in Plymouth Township are facing up to 20 percent cost estate remains “tight”. She said in the bond allowing for a pur- well maintained.
at a price of $3.6 million to house overages. Purchasing this build- the price for the building under chase of this type. If approved, the district could
the two departments. The pur- ing would cost $96 per square consideration is reasonable, Piesz said the general fund take possession of the Pilot Drive
chase could generate hefty sav- foot compared to the $250 especially since the seller is has adequate funding to pay for building by July 1.
Canton man is convicted in brutal saw assault on wife, daughter
The Canton Township man accused of on a domestic abuse report and arrested Tallent's wife, 44, had threatened to Tallent is scheduled to be sentenced at
attacking his wife with a large circular saw Tallent at the scene. divorce the contractor and self-employed the end of this month on the charges of
and harming his young daughter has been Prior to issuing his verdict, Cusick mason the day of the incident, during assault with intent to murder, torture,
found guilty of assault with intent to mur- reviewed mental health reports and which Tallent also injured his daughter as third-degree child abuse and assault with
der, torture and child abuse charges. claims that Tallent said he “heard voices, she attempted to flee from him. The judge intent to do great bodily harm. He could
Third Circuit Court Judge Paul Cusick saw spaceships and the illuminati” follow- said the evidence indicated that Tallent spend the rest of his life in prison if the
ruled against Oswald Tallent, 48, during a ing the attack submitted by Tallent's attor- was angry rather than mentally incapaci- maximum sentence is imposed, according
bench trial last week, finding him guilty of ney Brent Jaffe. The judge remained tated. to court documents.
the charges. Defense attorneys claimed unconvinced beyond a reasonable doubt
that Tallent was legally insane at the time that Tallent was mentally ill and did not
of the March 30, 2021 attack in the drive- understand his actions were wrong during
way of the Canton family home. the commission of the crimes.
Canton police were called to the home Court testimony included claims that
CITY OF ROMULUS
PLANNING COMMISSION
NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING
May 16, 2022
Notice is hereby given that the City of Romulus will hold a public hearing at 7:00 p.m. on Monday,
May 16, 2022 for the purpose of considering the following:
1. PDA-2020-001; Fairways at Gateway Planned Development Area (PDA) Amendment, to
modify the type of residential structures allowed in The Fairways at Gateway Sub No. 3, Lots
220, 221 and 222 (Parcels No. 80-009-001-0220-000, 80-009-001-0221-000, & 80-009-001-
0222-000); and Parcel No. 80-009-99-0001-707
- Subdivision No. 3 (Lots 220, 221, and 222) was approved with 56, 4-plex units in 14
buildings; 53 attached units in 13 buildings of varying sizes is proposed.
- Phases No. 5 and No. 6 were approved with 102 duplex units; 91 detached single-family
residential units are proposed.
2. SLU-2022-001; SoZo Granny's Day Care, requesting special land use approval to allow a
12-child group day care home located at 38102 Walnut (Parcel No. 80-117-03-0258-000).
The public hearing will be held at the Romulus City Hall Council Chambers, 11111 Wayne Road,
Romulus MI 48174-1485. A copy of the proposed requests are available in the Planning Department
during regular business hours - Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Questions may be
addressed to Carol Maise, City Planner, Department of Public Services, 12600 Wayne Road,
Romulus, MI 48174-1485 or at 734-955-4530.
Written comments may be submitted and should be addressed to the Planning Department, 12600
Wayne Road, Romulus, MI 48174-1485 or planning@romulusgov.com.
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