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August 2, 2012
NOTICE
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the City Engineer for the City of Wayne has determined
that the building/structure located at 32995 Glenwood, Wayne, Michigan, in the City of
Wayne to be a dangerous building in accordance with City Ordinance 1472, Section 1
through 3. In order to protect the public health, safety and welfare, the owner/interest per-
sons, Future Financial Investment, LLC, Raymond J. Wojtowicz Wayne County Treasurer,
John L. McNary, Cathy E. McNary and Justin R. Jaworski, must complete the alterations,
repair or rehabilitation, or in the alternative, the demolition and removal of the building,
structure or portion thereof within 90 days or by the public hearing, whichever occurs
first. If the alterations, repair or rehabilitation, or possibly the demolition and removal of
the building, structure or portion thereof, are not completed prior to the public hearing set
for October 17, 2012 @ 2:00 p.m.. at City of Wayne, City Hall, 3355 S. Wayne Road,
Wayne, Michigan, the owner/interest persons are required to appear before the hearing
officer and show cause why an order should not be issued to demolish or make the build-
ing/structure safe and further that cost thereof shall become a lien against the property
unless such alterations, repair or rehabilitation, or demolition and removal is made within
the time period specified.
This notice must be published in a local newspaper for three consecutive weeks.
August 2, 2012
August 9, 2012
August 16, 2012
NOTICE
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the City Engineer for the City of Wayne has determined
that the building/structure located at 3448 Mildred, Wayne, Michigan, in the City of
Wayne to be a dangerous building in accordance with City Ordinance 1472, Section 1
through 3. In order to protect the public health, safety and welfare, the owner/interest per-
sons, Law Auto Realty Associates and Cayman Enterprises III, LLC, must complete the
alterations, repair or rehabilitation, or in the alternative, the demolition and removal of the
building, structure or portion thereof within 90 days or by the public hearing, whichever
occurs first. If the alterations, repair or rehabilitation, or possibly the demolition and
removal of the building, structure or portion thereof, are not completed prior to the public
hearing set for October 17, 2012 @ 1:30 p.m.. at City of Wayne, City Hall, 3355 S. Wayne
Road, Wayne, Michigan, the owner/interest persons are required to appear before the hear-
ing officer and show cause why an order should not be issued to demolish or make the
building/structure safe and further that cost thereof shall become a lien against the proper-
ty unless such alterations, repair or rehabilitation, or demolition and removal is made
within the time period specified.
This notice must be published in a local newspaper for three consecutive weeks.
August 2, 2012
August 9, 2012
August 16, 2012
CITY OF WAYNE PUBLIC NOTICE
The City of Wayne is seeking HOME REHABILITATION SERVICES in conjunction
with its federally funded Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program. This is
a part-time contractual provision. All work must he in compliance with the requirements
and rules of the Wayne County CDBG Program in accordance with the Housing
Rehabilitation Program Manual. The deadline for submission of proposals is August 27,
2012 at 11:00 A.M. local time. A copy of the Request For Proposals (RFP) may he
obtained from the Community Development Department (734) 722-2002.
Peter J. McInerney
Community Development Director
Publish: 7-26-12 and 8-2-12
CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF CANTON
NOTICE OF THE CLOSE OF REGISTRATION
FOR THE
SEPTEMBER 5, 2012
11TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT SPECIAL PRIMARY ELECTION
Notice is hereby given that
August 6, 2012
, is the last day registrations can be accepted in order to be eligible to vote in the above
stated election to be held on Wednesday, September 5, 2012. Registrations will be accepted at the Canton Township Clerk's Office,
1150 South Canton Center Road, between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. Registration can also be made
at any Secretary of State Branch Office or State Designated Agency. Persons with special needs who are unable to register in the above
mentioned manner are urged to contact the Clerk's Office at 734-394-5120. Mail-in registrations postmarked by
August 6, 2012
will
also be accepted.
Terry G. Bennett
Canton Township Clerk
Publish: August 2, 2012
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CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF CANTON
ACCESS TO PUBLIC MEETINGS
The Charter Township of Canton will provide necessary reasonable auxiliary aids and services, such as signers for the hearing impaired
and audio tapes of printed materials being considered at the meeting, to individuals with disabilities at the meeting/hearing upon two
weeks notice to the Charter Township of Canton. Individuals with disabilities requiring auxiliary aids or services should contact the
Charter Township of Canton by writing or calling the following:
Gwyn Belcher, ADA Coordinator
Charter Township of Canton, 1150 S. Canton Center Road
Canton, MI 48188
(734) 394-5260
Published: August 2, 2012
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Detroit officials may seek property
Schools name new administrator
Canton band on new show
Plymouth Township resident
and declared candidate for super-
visor Richard Sharland attended
his second meeting in two weeks
withCity of Detroit officials.
Themeetings came as a result of
Sharland's investigation of a prop-
erty sale for back taxes by Wayne
County. Plymouth Township pur-
chased the land, known as the
DeHoCo property for $606,000.
Officials claimed they were buying
323 acres bordered by Napier,
Beck, FiveMile andRidge roads.
Sharland became curious about
the property when his frined who
was renting the land to farm told
him it had been sold. He discov-
ered that the township had not cor-
rectly split the property in a previ-
ous sale to a company called
Demco 54. While Demco 54 pur-
chased 133 acres of the land, the
remaining 190-acres should have
been on the tax rolls as still belong-
ing to the City of Detroit. Rather,
the entire parcel was listed as
belonging to Demco 54. As the
property was incorrectly identified,
Demco 54 received tax bills on the
entire 323 acres and when that
company defaulted, Wayne County
foreclosed and sold the property to
the township.
Michigan State Law allows
Detroit the right to seek to reclaim
the property and recover monetary
damages up to the actual current
market value of the land which is
roughly estimated at $16million.
Sharland first met with Detroit
officials two weeks ago along with
Beverly Kindle-Walker a legislative
assistant to Wayne County
Commissioner Tim Killeen. The
first meeting included personnel
from the Detroit Assessors
Department, Planning and the city
development and law departments
along with committee chairperson
Ken Cockrel, Jr. Cockrel asked for a
written report on the situation but
was told there had not been
enough time to fully investigate the
matter.
Tim Beckett, supervisor and
assistant corporate counsel, told
Detroit representatives last
Wednesday that the report is
incomplete but said he knows “the
property is owned by the City of
Detroit.”
Sharland said his impression of
the meeting was that Detroit repre-
sentatives would attempt to “work
things out” with Plymouth
Township rather than have to pur-
sue legal redress.
“The attorney did seem confi-
dent that the City of Detroit would
wind up with their property. He
pointed out that there was a
recorded deed and it was public
record,” Sharland said.
The agenda item was tabled by
the Detroit officials and will be re-
scheduled for the first meeting in
September, Sharland added.
Richard Sharland and Beverly Kindle-Walker speak to Detroit officials
about research into a controversial property sale in Plymouth Township.
Jennifer Bugar, a Northville High School
graduate with 12 years of hands-on experi-
ence in elementary special education, has
been named assistant program supervisor at
the special education center programs at
Cooke School. Northville Board of
Education members unanimously approved
Bugar's appointment at their July 9meeting.
As assistant supervisor at Cooke, Bugar
will help in the day-to-day operation of the
two special education center programs -
financed through the Wayne County
Regional Service Agency and staffed by
Northville educators - which serve severely
cognitively and multiply impaired students
from preschool through age 26 from school
districts acrosswesternWayneCounty.
Bugar comes to Northville Public Schools
from South Lyon Community Schools where
she served this past school year as a teacher
consultant and resource room teacher at
Hardy Elementary School. She also worked
as a resource room teacher and teacher con-
sultant at SalemElementary School for eight
years. Prior to joining South Lyon Schools,
Bugar was a special education basic class-
room teacher for two years at Cooper
Elementary School, part of Livonia Public
Schools, and a resource room teacher and
teacher consultant at Carlson Elementary
School, part of Van Dyke Public Schools, in
Warren.
In addition to her extensive classroom
experience, Bugar has a bachelor of science
in special education - emotionally impaired
and a master of special education - learning
disabilities from Eastern Michigan
University. She also expects to complete her
specialist in arts, special education adminis-
tration and supervision degree fromEastern
this year. Bugar graduated from Northville
HighSchool in 1989.
“I feel honored to represent the educa-
tional environment that taught me how to
honemy skills, strive for excellence, and give
back to our families and community. I am
looking forward to teaming with and sup-
porting families as we foster future possibili-
ties for all our students.”
Bugar resides in Plymouth with her hus-
band, Robert, and their daughters Hadley, 9,
and Julia, 7.
Viewers who tuned into the E!
Entertainment new series, Opening Act,
recently got a look at TwentyForSeven, a
group of four performers from Canton
Township.
The group includes Rajiv Dhall on vocals
and guitar; Blake Hayes on guitar and
vocals; Matt Pastor on bass, keys, and vocals;
and Corey De Luca on drums. The Salem
High School graduates started performing
together during their senior year in 2010.
The group was selected as the opening
act by international Emmy-winning produc-
er Nigel Lythgoe, who brought American
Idol and So You Think You Can Dance to
American television. His artist development
team is comprised of country superstar
Martina McBride; platinum selling artist
Pete Wentz; singer and BMI Songwriter of
the Year award-winner Jason Derulo; chart-
topping producer Antonina Armato from
Rock Mafia; and Nick Cooper, a vocal coach
who has worked with the likes of recording
artists such asBeyonce andKaty Perry.
TwentyForSeven was surprised with a
chance to open for Gym Class Heroes in El
Paso, TX based solely on their music videos
and performances uploaded to their
Youtube channel - TwentyForSevenTV.
The four singers didn't even know they
were being considered for the opportunity
until the host came face to face with them.
Once selected, TwentyForSeven members
were flown to Hollywood for an intense
week-long boot camp where they were
groomed for the one-of-a-kind experience of
opening for a national headlining act.
For more information about E!
Entertainment Opening Act, visit www.eon-
line.com. To learn more about
TwentyForSeven,
visit
http://www.facebook.com/OfficialTwentyFor
Seven or follow them on Twitter
@TFSOfficial.
Jennifer Bugar
TwentyForSeven band members, Rajiv Dhall, Blake Hayes, Matt Pastor and Corey De Luca,
who are all graduates of Salem High School, were featured on the new E! entertainment
Opening Act program.