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CANTON
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Championship Pheasant

Run course is now open

Pheasant Run Golf Club been touched by any other play-
opened for business with the first ers, such as other players' golf
tee time on the 27-hole champi- balls, clubs, bags or tees. Golf
onship course set for 9 a.m. last hole cups will be installed upside
Monday. down, elevating holed golf balls
Golf carts will not be avail- and eliminating the need for
able, so golfers must walk the golfers to put their hands in the
course and adhere to social dis- hole.
tancing guidelines. Pull-carts are Eighteen holes will be opera-
allowed on the course and play- tional for play daily from 9 a.m.
ers are encouraged to bring their until 6 p.m. Volunteer rangers
own. Tee times are required and will be monitoring the course to
can be booked online at ensure compliance of all restric-
www.golfprgc.org tions.
To mitigate the spread of "The overall safety and health
COVID-19, temporary measures of golfers and staff on our course during these difficult times." COVID-19 health emergency sub- For more information on
will be implemented that align remains our top priority," stated Pheasant Run Golf Club has sides, officials said. Pheasant Run Golf Club, visit
with the Centers for Disease Paul Simpson, Pheasant Run been following guidelines and The Pheasant Run www.golfprgc.org or call (734)
Control (CDC) guidelines. Players general manager, and PGA head recommendations made by the Championship Golf Course was 397-6460.
are asked to arrive no earlier golf professional. "We're taking Centers for Disease Control designed by world-renowned The golf course reopened in
than 15 minutes before their the necessary steps to protect our (CDC), Michigan Department of architect Arthur Hills. response to the State of Michigan
scheduled time. Flagsticks are to employees and golfers from com- Health and Human Services The 27-hole layout covers Executive Order 2020-52, which
remain in the holes at all times. ing into contact with the coron- (MDHHS), and Wayne County more than 300 acres of rolling rescinded Executive Order 2020-
Players are not to touch flagsticks avirus so that this sport can Public Health Division, and will terrain and traverses more than 42, which allows golf as a recre-
or other objects that may have remain available for everyone continue to do so until this 10.5 miles from start to finish. ational amenity.
Student charity race goes digital

This year, participants will have eight with medical expenses during his recov-
days to complete the Super Jess 5K char- ery.
ity race. The event has continued and has
The 10th annual event, which pro- become an annual student event benefit-
vides help for local families in medical ting area families facing medical chal-
crisis, will take place virtually, to comply lenges and during the last nine years has
with social distancing required by the helped 40 families and collected $500,000
coronaviris pandemic. to help with medical expenses.
The virtual event will allow partici- The race is coordinated by students at
pants to run, walk or bike the trail at the SJ5K Club at the Plymouth-Canton
their leisure through May 10. Educational Park. A foundation with a
The charity event, organized by stu- board of directors manages the finances
dents in the Plymouth Canton for the group.
Community Schools district, is named for This year, the virtual event will benefit
former Canton High School sophomore five families in the Plymouth-Canton
Jesse Lindbauer who suffered a sinus Community: Layana Szmansky, Jonathan
infection which became an infected Suszkiewicz, Greg Gorski, Mikey
brain abscess in 2011. The Plymouth Rosowski and Greg Milleville. To learn
Canton community created the Super more about the families, visit
Jess 5K race to help the teen's family http://www.sj5k.org/2020-families.

Summary of an Ordinance Repealing Chapter 10 Article II (Teen Clubs) and Article III (Amusement Devices and Arcades),
NOTICE TO RESIDENTS Chapter 14 Article VI (Kennels) and VII Indoor Pet Boarding Facilities), and Chapter 46 Sec. 46-5 (Fortunetelling and Palmistry)
CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF CANTON of the Canton Code of Ordinances and Amending Chapter 18, Sec. 18-1 to 18-800, Businesses. .
If you experience an overflow or backup of a sewage disposal system or storm water system, you must file a written claim with The approved ordinance significantly simplifies the business licensure process in Canton Township by providing for a stream-
the Charter Township of Canton, Division of Public Works within 45 days after the overflow or backup was discovered. Notice lined application process, updating outdated language, and adjusting/eliminating certain license types of requirements and shall
should be mailed to Charter Township of Canton, Division of Public Works, 4847 S. Sheldon Rd, Canton, Michigan 48188. take effect the day after this posting. Changes to existing ordinances would eliminate the 1,000 foot limitation in the massage
Failure to provide the written notice will prevent recovery of damages. Contact the Division of Public Works at 734/397-1011 ordinance and replace it with Public Safety monitoring and compliance checks. Additionally, it is recommended that we no longer
for assistance immediately upon discovery of an overflow or backup. regulated industries which are monitored by more stringent state and federal regulations. As a result, Amusement Devices and
Arcades, Service Stations, and used car dealers will no longer be regulated, but will continue to be monitored by compliance
THANK YOU checks.
CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF CANTON
CN2059 - 050720 2.5 x 1.517 DIVISION OF PUBLIC WORKS The following changes to the structure of ordinance can be summarized as follows:
Repealed Ordinances:
Chapter 10 - AMUSEMENTS AND ENTERTAINMENTS (Repealed)
NOTICE ARTICLE II. - TEEN CLUBS (added to new Chapter 18)
PLYMOUTH CHARTER TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS ARTICLE III. - AMUSEMENT DEVICES AND ARCADES (Repealed)

If you experience an overflow or backup of a sewage disposal system or storm water system, you must file a writ-
ten claim with the Plymouth Charter Township Department of Public Works within 45 days after the overflow or Chapter 14 – ANIMALS
backup was discovered. Notice should be mailed to Plymouth Charter Township, Department of Public Works, ARTICLE VI. – KENNELS (added to new Chapter 18)
9955 N. Haggerty Rd., Plymouth, Michigan 48170. Failure to provide the written notice will prevent recovery
of damages. Contact the Department of Public Works, 734-354-3270, Extension 3, for assistance immediately ARTICLE VII. - INDOOR PET BOARDING FACILITIES (added to new Chapter 18)
upon discovery of an overflow or backup. Thank You
Chapter 18 – BUSINESSES
PLYMOUTH CHARTER TOWNSHIP
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS ARTICLE II. – JUNKYARDS (added to new Chapter 18)
JERRY VORVA, Clerk, ARTICLE III. – MASSAGE (added to new Chapter 18)
Charter Township of Plymouth ARTICLE IV. - SEXUALLY ORIENTED BUSINESSES (added to new Chapter 18)
Publish April 30 & May 7, 2020 PT0295 - 050720 2.5 x 2.074 ARTICLE V. - USED CAR DEALERS (Repealed)
ARTICLE VI. - AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE STATIONS (Repealed)
CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF NORTHVILLE ARTICLE VII. - SMOKING LOUNGES (added to new Chapter 18)
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO BE HELD ELECTRONICALLY ARTICLE VIII. - MARIHUANA ESTABLISHMENTS (added to new Chapter 18)
May 26, 2020 - 7:00 PM
The Planning Commission has scheduled a public hearing for Tuesday, May 26, 2020. The meeting and public hearing will be Chapter 46 - OFFENSES AND MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
held by electronic remote access. The planning commission will consider a conditional rezoning for properties located at 15765 Sec. 46-5. - Fortunetelling and palmistry. (Repealed)
N. Haggerty Rd., 15709 N. Haggerty Rd., and 15655 N. Haggerty Rd., from R-3 (Single Family Residential) to RM-1 (Multiple
Family Residential).
New Structure:
The public is invited to participate in this public hearing and express their comments or ask questions. For information on how
to participate in the meeting and view the documents for the public hearing, please visit the township's website at Chapter 18 –Businesses
https://twp.northville.mi.us/. Written comments will be received by the Northville Township Planning Commission at 44405 Six ARTICLE I. In General (Purpose, Universal Definitions)
Mile Road, Northville, MI 48168.
Sec. 18-4. Monitored Businesses Defined.
Tim Zawodny, Chair Used Car Dealers
Planning Commission
Automotive Service Stations
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Amusement Devices and Arcades.
Sec. 18-5. Marihuana establishments prohibited.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ARTICLE II. Licensing
PLYMOUTH CHARTER TOWNSHIP, WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN ARTICLE III. Individual Business Guidelines
DIVISION 1. Junkyards.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
ON ADOPTION OF DIVISION 2. Massage Establishments.
BROWNFIELD PLAN – AMENDMENT #1 DIVISION 3. Sexually Oriented Businesses.
MICHIGAN INTERNATIONAL TECHNOLOGY CENTER DIVISION 4. Smoking Lounges.
REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
PURSUANT TO AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH ACT 381 OF THE DIVISION 5. Teen Clubs.
PUBLIC ACTS OF THE STATE OF MICHIGAN OF 1996, AS AMENDED DIVISION 6. Kennels.
DIVISION 7. Indoor Pet Boarding Facilities.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT a Public Hearing shall be held before the Township Board of the Charter Township of Plymouth
on the 26th day of May, 2020, at 7 p.m. in the Plymouth Township Hall, 9555 Haggerty Road, Plymouth, Michigan, on the adop- True copies of the complete ordinance can be found for free at www.canton-mi.org and can also be viewed or copied at
tion of 1150 S. Canton Center Rd, Canton, MI during normal business hours. Call 734-394-5120 for more information.
the FIRST AMENDMENT to the Michigan International Technology Center Redevelopment Authority’s Brownfield Plan, which CN2060 - 050720 2.5 x 8.262
the Authority proposes to implement pursuant to and in accordance with the provisions of the Brownfield Redevelopment
Financing Act, being Act 381 of the Public Acts of the State of Michigan of 1996, as amended.
The property to which the proposed Brownfield Plan Amendment #1 (Amendment #1) applies is a parcel located in the Michigan
International Technology Center Redevelopment Area, which includes approximately 800 acres of property along the north and
south sides of Five Mile Road between Napier Road and Beck Road in Northville and Plymouth Townships. Identification of the
specific parcel subject to the proposed Brownfield Plan Amendment #1 is provided below.
The proposed Amendment #1 intends to capture incremental tax revenues from the redeveloped property to reimburse approved
eligible costs on the subject parcel, and for areawide infrastructure improvements identified in the Initial MITC Brownfield Plan.
The Initial Brownfield Plan was approved via resolution in December, 2019, and remains in force and effect.
This description of the property along with any maps and a description of the Amendment #1 are available for public inspection
at Plymouth Town Hall, 9555 Haggerty Road and online at www.plymouthtwp.org. Please note that all aspects of the Amendment
#1 are open for discussion at the public hearing.
Jerry Vorva, Clerk
May 1, 2020
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