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NORTHVILLE - PLYMOUTH
NORTHVILLE - PLYMOUTH

Northville, Plymouth projects receive federal funding

Northville and Plymouth were thrive, and this funding will work, since the current system is
among the communities awarded impact countless lives throughout ” encased in a concrete slab.
a portion of nearly $18 million in our district.” When we invest in our communities, Interior walls, ceilings, fixtures,
federal funding Rep. Haley In Northville, the Michigan they thrive, and this funding partitions and tile will need to be
Stevens secured for areas in the International Technology Center replaced, according to officials.
11th Congressional District. Improvement Project was award- will impact countless lives throughout our district. Bringing the restrooms to ADA
“I am thrilled to announce that ed $2 million. compliance will allow elderly vis-
so many community projects The grant will fund the engi- itors and persons with disabilities
ranging from infrastructure, to neering costs associated with the up contaminated sites owned by modates four precincts. The to use the facility without hin-
funding for police departments to rebuilding of Five Mile Road, the State of Michigan. This feder- building hosts multiple senior cit- drance, officials added.
the construction of new public between Beck and Ridge roads. al funding for the MITC izen classes, events and health Stevens submitted several
spaces for seniors and families to The Michigan International Improvement Project will help to clinics. Increasingly, City of Community Project Funding
use in Michigan's 11th District Technology Center (MITC) increase accessibility to the proj- Plymouth boards and commis- requests to the Appropriations
will now be fully funded,” said Redevelopment District is a ect area, facilitating economic sions and local civic organiza- Committee and every funding
Stevens in a prepared statement. Brownfield Authority created by growth for the whole community, tions use the large room in the request that the Congresswoman
“My staff and I have been work- Plymouth and Northville town- according to Haley's office. building for meetings to accom- submitted was accepted by the
ing for months with mayors, town- ships and the State of Michigan The Plymouth Cultural Center modate socially distant partici- Appropriations Committee.
ship supervisors, local and Land Bank. The project was ADA Compliance Project was pants. In addition, the cultural The inclusion of this funding
statewide elected officials from designed to bring jobs and eco- awarded $400,000. center, which is home to an ice in the Appropriations Committee
both parties to determine the nomic development to the former The ADA Compliance Project arena, hosts hundreds of athletic draft bill is the first step in the
greatest needs in our communi- Detroit House of Correction at the center will update the four events every year with thousands funding process. Stevens said she
ties. Every community project (DeHoCo) Prison sites along Five main public restrooms in the of players and spectators. will continue to fight for this fund-
that was identified and submitted Mile Road from Napier to Beck, recreation facility to achieve full Bringing the center restrooms up ing as the bill moves to the full
to the House Appropriations which is the boundary between ADA compliance. The Plymouth to full ADA compliance will Appropriations Committee, con-
Committee was funded. When we Plymouth and Northville town- Cultural Center is the only voting require structural changes to the sideration on the House Floor,
invest in our communities, they ships. The project will also clean location in the city, and it accom- building and major plumbing and negotiations with the Senate.
Police officers’ service honored with department awards

Prior to the Independence global COVID-19 pandemic. DeLano, Sgt. Andrew Kirby, Det. A Life-saving Award was pre- Michael Petri.
Day Parade in Northville July 5, Thomas Barber received the Brian Dognowski, Officers Peter sented to Sgts. Ken DeLano and A Letter of Commendation
the Northville Police highest honor with the Police Davis, Matt Duggins, Scott Groff, Andrew Kirby, and Officers Erin was given to Sgt. Andrew Kirby
Department congratulated 15 Officer of the Year Award. Tomas Barber, Melissa Vernon, Larkin and Michael Petri. while Ofc. Thomas Barber was
police personnel, both current The new award of COVID-19 Erin Larkin, Francis Cerulla and A Police Service Award was honored with the M.A.D.D.
and former, with a total of 31 Pandemic Service was presented Michael Petri, retired Cpt. Dustin presented to Sgt. Ken DeLano, Award. Officers Erin Larkin and
awards for their service during to Chief Alan Maciag, Cpt. Krueger, and Records Clerk and Officers Peter Davis, Scott Francis Cerulla received an
2020, which occurred during the Gregory Hannewald, Sgt. Ken Nichole Hunt. Groff, Thomas Barber, and Attendance Award.
Sewers Schwartz is adamant about his claim and account…” LLC withdrew the lawsuit, and the case
Salem Springs SE, LLC responded with
was dismissed, with prejudice.
those of the Township Board of Trustees
that if constructed, the sewer line would a four-count lawsuit against both Superior Legislators approved the grant funding
FROM PAGE 1 “have a devastating impact upon our land and Salem townships accusing both com- on the last day of the lame duck
use and our 45-year goal of preserving munities claim that months before it Legislature session in December 2018.
Plymouth sewer system there would have some semblance of rural Michigan received their application they had pre- The bill included $115 million for small
to be approval by three townships; between Ann Arbor and Canton.” judged that it was not going to grant per- projects across the state that was champi-
Plymouth, Northville and Canton. Schwartz sites the fact that Salem mission and amended its ordinance to oned by Republican senators and repre-
According to Heise, WTUA bi-laws stipu- Township was the recipient of two $10 mil- “manufacture new obstacles to interfere sentatives, including the project headed
late there must first be a consensus lion grants over a two year period in 2017 with the Application.” by Schostak. Bobby Schostak was former
approval. and 2019 by the State of Michigan Circuit Court Judge Patrick Conlin Jr. chairman of the state Republican Party.
“Salem has no DPW, a volunteer fire Legislature that were earmarked for the dismissed counts Two, Three and Four of “My position has not changed. They're
department…this project is ill-conceived Schostek project. the Salem lawsuit. Count One alleged going to build hundreds of homes and
and not well thought out. I'm not going to “Salem Township never applied for Superior Township violated substantive roads on our border. The township voted
sit back and see taxpayer dollars being these grants, nor was it even aware that due process. Superior then filed for sum- two times against this. We oppose the
wasted, Heise said. the State Legislature was considering mary disposition and Salem Springs SE, entire project,” Heise said.
Court records show Salem Township- these grants. No one from the state even
engaged engineers, Hubbell, Roth & called Salem Township to inquire about
Clark, found numerous factors would pre- the need. No public hearings were held.
vent sewage going to Plymouth Township No legislator sponsored the grants. The
and WTUA. According to findings, Salem entire process appeared shady,” Schwartz
Township engineers found no alternative said.
source proved to be available or feasible The Salem Springs SE, LLC lawsuit
for sewer service to the Salem USD alleged that in early 2020, Superior
(where the Schostek property is located) Township deliberately amended its
except the direct connection to YCUA, Ordinance Section 169-85 to impose an
using the Superior Township right-of way. additional requirement, stating that any
In 2019, after the study, Salem and all entities or persons seeing permis-
Township made application for a permit sion to place sewer lines, equipment and
to construct a 10.5-mile long sewer line on appurtenances not owned by or under the
Godfredson Road from M-14 to Geddes control of Superior Township, in a road
Road, then east on Geddes to Ridge Road, right of way within the Superior Township
then south on Ridge to the Ypsilanti treat- to serve areas outside of the Superior
ment plant in Superior Township. Township, must not only must submit an
Calling it “an ill-conceived project,” application as previously required but
Superior Township Supervisor Ken must also” deposit funds into an escrow

CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF CANTON
NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF ZONING ORDINANCE AMENDMENT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at a meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Charter Township of Canton held on July 13,
2021, the Board of Trustees adopted an amendment to the Zoning Map of the Zoning Ordinance (Article 8.00 of Appendix A -
Zoning, of the Code of Ordinances of the Charter Township of Canton) to rezone parcel no. 71-050-99-0009-003 from C-4,
Interchange Service District and Central Business District Overlay to C-3, Regional Commercial District and Central Business
District Overlay.
This amendment to the Zoning Map of the Zoning Ordinance shall take effect upon the expiration of seven (7) days after its pub-
lication date. Copies of the amendment may be viewed or obtained at the Canton Township Administration Building, Office of
the Township Clerk, 1150 Canton Center S., Canton, MI 48188 during regular business hours.
Publish: July 22, 2021
Effective Date: July 30, 2021 CN2262 - 072221 2.5 x 1.798

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