P
LYMOUTH
- R
OMULUS
A
SSOCIATED
N
EWSPAPERS OF
M
ICHIGAN
P
AGE
3
July 14, 2016
Library offers new ‘Fixit’
Roamin’ Chrome
Event planned to aid local veterans
LEGAL NOTICE
1954 PA 188 PROCEEDINGS
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENT HEARING
Charter Township of Plymouth
Wayne County, Michigan
TO:
THE RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF THE CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF PLYMOUTH, WAYNE
COUNTY, MICHIGAN, AND ANY OTHER INTERESTED PERSONS:
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that as a result of Petitions of property owners within the Township signed by the record
owners of land whose front footage constitutes more than 50% of the total front footage of the hereinafter described Special
Assessment District and the Township Board of the Charter Township of Plymouth proposes a road pavement rehabilitation proj-
ect in the Deer Creek Subdivision and to create a Special Assessment for the recovery of the cost thereof by Special Assessment
against the properties benefited therein.
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested, that the Board of Trustees of the Charter Township of Plymouth has
tentatively declared its intention to make the hereinafter described improvement:
The proposed improvements to the existing two-lane concrete roadway with integral curb and gutter shall con-
sist of complete and/or partial pavement and curb replacement, sub-base and subgrade preparation, and miscel-
laneous driveway work, sidewalk ramp, drainage structure modification or subgrade underdrain installation,
which may be needed to facilitate the replacement of concrete road pavement only, or as required by County of
Wayne. It is understood that this is primarily a road maintenance project and therefore any drainage problems
existing prior to the project will not be corrected except where said modification is necessary to protect the life
of the road pavement. Existing water problems, such as standing water, etc., outside of the roadway will not be
resolved by this program. It is further understood that this alternate, if permitted by the County of Wayne, could
be subject to special conditions dependent upon the findings of the soils investigation report, existing subsur-
face conditions, etc. The project commences at the north right-of-way line of Powell Road, and proceeds
northerly along Deer Creek Circle (entrance boulevard portion) approximately 220 feet to the intersection of
Deer Creek Circle/ Deer Creek Run, then continues to proceed along Deer Creek Circle northeasterly, norther-
ly, northwesterly, and southwesterly around the circle road approximately 2,320 feet to the intersection of Buck
Run Drive, then proceeds southerly and easterly along Deer Creek Run approximately 1,850 feet to the inter-
section of Deer Creek Circle (entrance boulevard). The project also includes Buck Run Drive commencing at
the intersection of Deer Creek Run/Deer Creek Circle and proceeding westerly approximately 210 feet to the
west limit of SAD boundary, and Fox Ridge Drive commencing at the intersection of Deer Creek Run and pro-
ceeding southeasterly approximately 1,510 feet to the intersection of Deer Creek Circle, and Hunters Creek
Drive commencing at the intersection of Deer Creek Circle and proceeding easterly approximately 180 feet to
the east limit of SAD boundary, and Deer Creek Court commencing at the intersection of Deer Creek Circle and
proceeding westerly approximately 190 feet to its point of termination, and White Tail Court commencing at the
intersection of Deer Creek Circle and proceeding northerly approximately 620 feet to its point of termination.
That it has further been tentatively determined that the following described lots and parcels of land will specially benefit from
said improvements and will constitute a Special Assessment District against which the cost of said improvement shall be
assessed:
The district limit for frontage along Deer Creek Circle, Deer Creek Run, Buck Run Drive, Fox Ridge Drive,
Hunters Creek Drive, Deer Creek Court, and White Tail Court consists of Lots 1 through 102 of Deer Creek
Subdivision Nos. 1 & 2, and Units 1 through 20 of Woodlands of Deer Creek Condominium Sub Plan, all locat-
ed in the Southwest ¼ of Section 29, T.1S, R.8E, of Plymouth Township, Wayne County, Michigan.
PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that the Board of Trustees of the Charter Township of Plymouth shall meet on
Tuesday,
July 19, 2016 at 7:00 p.m. at the Plymouth Township Hall, 9955 N. Haggerty Rd, Plymouth, Michigan 48170
, for the pur-
pose of reviewing said proposed Special Assessment District, and hearing objections to the improvement, creation of the Special
Assessment District, and the assessment thereon. All persons may then and there appear and make any objections they may have
to such improvement and assessment. Appearance and protest at the hearing is required in order to appeal the amount, if any, of
the special assessment to the state tax tribunal. An owner or party in interest, or agent thereof, may appear in person at the hear-
ing, or may file an appearance or protest by letter. All parties or agents appearing in person at the hearing for purposes of protest
should request the appearance be entered into the record of the meeting.
PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that the estimate of cost and recommendations of the engineer for said pro-
posed Special Assessment District have been filed with the Township and are available for public examination at the office of the
Township Clerk. The estimate of cost of such project is in the approximate amount of $384,075.50, which may be updated at
the above noted hearing.
PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that periodic redetermination of costs for the proposed Special Assessment
District may be necessary and may be made without further notice to the record owners or parties in interest in the property.
___________________________
Nancy Conzelman
Charter Township of Plymouth
9955 North Haggerty Road
Plymouth, Michigan 48170
(734) 354-3224
Publish:
July 7, 2016
July 14, 2016
PT071416-0074 2.5 x 8.613
LEGAL NOTICE
1954 PA 188 PROCEEDINGS
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENT HEARING
Charter Township of Plymouth
Wayne County, Michigan
TO:
THE RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF THE CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF PLYMOUTH, WAYNE
COUNTY, MICHIGAN, AND ANY OTHER INTERESTED PERSONS:
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that as a result of Petitions of property owners within the Township signed by the record
owners of land whose front footage constitutes more than 50% of the total front footage of the hereinafter described Special
Assessment District and the Township Board of the Charter Township of Plymouth proposes a road pavement rehabilitation proj-
ect in the Ridgewood Hills No. 2, No. 3, and No. 4 Subdivisions and to create a Special Assessment for the recovery of the cost
thereof by Special Assessment against the properties benefited therein.
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested, that the Board of Trustees of the Charter Township of Plymouth has
tentatively declared its intention to make the hereinafter described improvement:
The proposed improvements to the existing two-lane concrete roadway with integral curb and gutter shall con-
sist of complete and/or partial pavement and curb replacement, sub-base and subgrade preparation, and miscel-
laneous driveway work, sidewalk ramp, drainage structure modification or subgrade underdrain installation,
which may be needed to facilitate the replacement of concrete road pavement only, or as required by County of
Wayne. It is understood that this is primarily a road maintenance project and therefore any drainage problems
existing prior to the project will not be corrected except where said modification is necessary to protect the life
of the road pavement. Existing water problems, such as standing water, etc., outside of the roadway will not be
resolved by this program. It is further understood that this alternate, if permitted by the County of Wayne, could
be subject to special conditions dependent upon the findings of the soils investigation report, existing subsur-
face conditions, etc. The project commences at the north right-of-way line of Ann Arbor Road, and proceeds
northwesterly along Pineview Drive approximately 720 feet to the intersection of Red Maple Drive, then con-
tinues to proceed northerly along Red Maple Drive approximately 2,900 feet to the intersection of Plum Tree
Drive, then proceeds easterly along Plum Tree Drive approximately 1,200 feet to the east limit of SAD bound-
ary at Lot 333. The project also includes Harvest Drive commencing at the intersection of Red Maple Drive
and proceeding easterly approximately 1,200 feet to the east limit of SAD boundary at Lot 356, and Pinehill
Drive commencing at the intersection of Red Maple Drive and proceeding easterly approximately 1,100 feet to
the east limit of SAD boundary at Lot 268, and Woodway Drive commencing at the intersection of Red Maple
Drive and proceeding easterly approximately 1,000 feet to the east limit of SAD boundary at Lot 209, and Red
Pine Drive commencing at the intersection of Winterset Circle and proceeding southeasterly approximately
1,050 feet to the intersection of Winterset Circle, and Winterset Circle commencing at the intersection of
Woodway Drive and proceeding south, southeasterly, and northeasterly approximately 1,600 feet to the east
limit of SAD boundary at Lot 186, and Jasmine Drive for approximately 370 feet between Pineview Drive and
Winterset Circle, and Woodway Drive commencing at Red Maple Drive and proceeding westerly approximate-
ly 160 feet to west limit of SAD boundary, and Harvest Drive commencing at Red Maple Drive and proceed-
ing westerly approximately 160 feet to west limit of SAD boundary, and Plum Tree Court commencing at the
intersection of Plum Tree Drive and proceeding northeasterly approximately 180 feet to its point of termination,
and Harvest Court commencing at the intersection of Harvest Drive and proceeding southwesterly approxi-
mately 560 feet to its point of termination, and Red Maple Court commencing at Red Maple Drive and pro-
ceeding southerly approximately 440 feet to its point of termination.
That it has further been tentatively determined that the following described lots and parcels of land will specially benefit from
said improvements and will constitute a Special Assessment District against which the cost of said improvement shall be
assessed:
The district limit for frontage along Pineview Drive, Red Maple Drive, Plum Tree Drive, Harvest Drive, Pinehill
Drive, Woodway Drive, Red Pine Drive, Winterset Circle, Jasmine Drive, Plum Tree Court, Harvest Court, and
Red Maple Court, consists of Lots 186 through 385 of Ridgewood Hills No. 2, No. 3, and No. 4 Subdivisions,
located in both the Northwest and Southwest ¼ of Section 32, T.lS, R.8E, of Plymouth Township, Wayne
County, Michigan.
PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that the Board of Trustees of the Charter Township of Plymouth shall meet on
Tuesday,
July 19, 2016 at 7:00 p.m. at the Plymouth Township Hall, 9955 N. Haggerty Rd, Plymouth, Michigan 48170
, for the pur-
pose of reviewing said proposed Special Assessment District, and hearing objections to the improvement, creation of the Special
Assessment District, and the assessment thereon. All persons may then and there appear and make any objections they may have
to such improvement and assessment. Appearance and protest at the hearing is required in order to appeal the amount, if any, of
the special assessment to the state tax tribunal. An owner or party in interest, or agent thereof, may appear in person at the hear-
ing, or may file an appearance or protest by letter. All parties or agents appearing in person at the hearing for purposes of protest
should request the appearance be entered into the record of the meeting.
PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that the estimate of cost and recommendations of the engineer for said pro-
posed Special Assessment District have been filed with the Township and are available for public examination at the office of the
Township Clerk. The estimate of cost of such project is in the approximate amount of $741,000, which may be updated at the
above noted hearing.
PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that periodic redetermination of costs for the proposed Special Assessment
District may be necessary and may be made without further notice to the record owners or parties in interest in the property.
___________________________
Nancy Conzelman
Charter Township of Plymouth
9955 North Haggerty Road
Plymouth, Michigan 48170
(734) 354-3224
Publish:
July 7, 2016
July14, 2016
PT071416-0075 2.5 x 9.518
CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF PLYMOUTH
PUBLIC NOTICE
To all residents and other interested parties: Agendas and Minutes for the Charter Township of Plymouth Board of Trustees
Meetings are available for review online at
under Agendas/Minutes and in the Clerk's Office at Plymouth
Township Hall, 9955 N. Haggerty Rd., Plymouth, MI.
Regular Meeting dates in 2016: July 19, August 9, September 13, September 27, October 11, October 25, November 15 and
December 13.
Special meetings, if any, will occur on Tuesdays, unless otherwise posted. The public is invited and encouraged to attend the
Board of Trustees Meetings.
Nancy Conzelman
Township Clerk
PT071416-0071 2.5 x 2.092
ThePlymouthDistrict Librarywill cele-
brate bikes, books and a newentrance dur-
ing a special event at 11 a.m. Saturday, July
16.
Joined by representatives from the
Plymouth Community Chamber of
Commerce, library will officials will cut
the ribbon at the new entrance, marking
the end of 18-months of building repairs.
All bike riders will be introduced to a
new feature at the library, the bike Fixit - a
self-serve bike repair station. The Fixit,
one of only a few at libraries around the
country, includes all the tools necessary to
perform basic bike repairs and mainte-
nance, from changing a flat tire to adjust-
ing brakes and derailleurs. The Fixit will
be located near the library bike racks, just
steps from the main entrance. This
unique equipment was made possible
through contributions of the Plymouth
Lions Club and local landscape design
firm, Serene Surroundings Landscape
Group.
Also on hand will be members of the
Ann Arbor Bicycle Touring Society, who
will provide how-to demonstrations with
the Fixit. The group organizes daily rides
for road and mountain bike enthusiasts
and regularly meets near the library to
kick off area rides. For additional infor-
mation visit
Following the ribbon-cutting, children
will enjoy making a personalized license
plate for their bikes and light refreshments
inside. The popular used-book sale by the
Friends of the Plymouth District Library
will offer great book bargains for readers
of all ages. Entertainment by harpist
BrittanyDeYoungwill round out the event.
“Plymouth is a town of bikes, babies
and dogs,” explained Carol Souchock,
library director. “Our bike racks are busy -
almost year round. This is a perfect way
for us to serve the folks coming to the
library and into downtownPlymouth.”
A fund to help veterans is on a roll in
Romulus.
Roamin' Chrome, a charity poker run,
will begin at 10 a.m. Aug. 6 and welcome
all motorcycles, classic cars and hot
rods.
There were about 30 participants in
the inaugural event last year that helped
raise almost $1,600 for assisting local vet-
erans. Committee members have set a
goal of accumulating a fund to do home
improvement projects and other initia-
tives for veterans living inRomulus.
“This event and committee is impor-
tant for us and supports those that have
served and given their all to our country.
We want to be able to give those in need,
something back,” said Romulus Mayor
LeRoyD. Burcroff.
Registration will take place at Blue
Sky Ice Cream and Hamburgers located
at 15155 Huron River Dr. Pre-registra-
tion is $20 per driver and $10 per passen-
ger at Romulus City Hall or at the
Department of Public Works. The price
increases to $30 per driver for those that
register the day-of the event.
Some of the other stops for the
Roamin' Chromeis event include:
Playoffs Bar, Wild Willy's, Time Family
Restaurant, AM Leather, Jets Pizza,
Romulus Auto and Walter's Bar &
Bowling Alley in partnership with
Detroit Radiator. Cash prizes are award-
ed for the top three hands, and the worst
hand. All proceeds go to benefit the local
veterans fund.
Throughout the year, the Veterans
Outreach Committee conducts clothing,
blanket and food drives to support local
veterans, as well as coordinates the
Romulus VeteransDayParade.
Volunteers are needed to assist on the
day of the event. To help, or for more
information, call (734) 955-4577 or email
Committee Chairperson Robert
McCraight at
mi.us
representative and Plymouth City
Commissioner, who said her failure to
help all the candidates “bordered on
malfeasance.”
In their letter to Johnson, Heise and
Vorva state that Conzelman's admission
that she assisted some candidates ensur-
ing their filing documents were in order,
while not providing equal service to oth-
ers “demonstrates that she is incapable of
putting her personal political preferences
aside and administering a fair election.”
Conzelman has publicly declared her
support for Price which places her objec-
tivity in counting votes in serious doubt,
Heise claims. He and Vorva said that her
earlier e-mail to Heise stating that his fil-
ing paperwork was in order demonstrates
her bias.
“The undersigned, therefore, respect-
fully assert that the admitted misdeeds of
Nancy Conzelman have so tainted the
Aug. 2, 2016 Republican primary that jus-
tice requires someone other than Ms.
Conzelman administer the election,” the
letter states. Heise also suggested in the
letter that as he is a write-in candidate,
oversight should be assigned to “ensure
that Nancy Conzelman does not destroy
ballots or fail to count write-in votes for
Kurt Heise. Her malice is obvious: her
intentions clear,” the letter to Johnson
states.
Heise and Vorva request that Johnson's
office oversee the balloting Aug. 2, “for the
sake of fair and free elections.”
There had been no response to their
request at press time.
Election
FROM PAGE 1
Young biking
library patrons
C a s s i d y
Grezbyk, 7 and
her
sister,
Genevieve, 11,
will be using the
new bike Fixit.
