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WAYNE - WESTLAND
WAYNE - WESTLAND

Westland council OKs third marijuana site

Westland will have more than Korval/Kinship will be located at “All three of these projects are
$35 million in marijuana facili- 37435 and 37601 Cherry Hill very modern and extremely ”
ties in the city following approval Road and will include two sepa- attractive new construction on These facilities will generate
of the site plan for a third outlet rate buildings, one of 21,313 vacant parcels within the com-
by members of the city council square feet to be used for grow- munity,” commented Economic significant tax revenues and create
last week. ing and cultivation and a second Development Director Aubrey numerous jobs for Westland.
LJA has submitted plans to of 6,080 square feet intended as a Berman.
construct an 11,600 square foot- retail outlet. The total invest- “These facilities will generate
building for cultivation and a ment approved for the buildings significant tax revenues and cre- retail/provisioning center, repre- would maximize economic
4,950 square foot building provi- totaled $4.3 million, according to ate numerous jobs for Westland.” senting a $3 million investment. impact through new construc-
sioning center for sales. The new city officials. In addition to the three collo- High Society has also been tion, revitalization of blighted
$8.5 million project will be locat- A third marijuana facility was cated facilities, the city ordi- approved to construct a 3,025 SF properties and overall communi-
ed near Cherry Hill and approved earlier this year to be nance allows for two retail/provi- building at 8475 and 8455 N. ty benefit,” Berman contin-
Newburgh Road and is allowed constructed by Quality Roots. sioning centers within the com- Inkster Road on property that ued.“We are happy to see that
under the city cannabis ordi- This site plan includes a 46,700 munity, both of which have also has housed a long vacant build- our existing ordinance has
nance, noted Westland Mayor square foot building for the received site plan approval. ing which also showed blight encouraged projects that elevate
William R. Wild. growing, processing and retail Owners of Common Citizen, conditions. Their investment is our existing real estate and
Plans for two other cannabis sales of the substance. This $18 which will be located at 37655 estimated at $2 million. increase the aesthetic of our
facilities were approved by city million building is planned for a Ford Road, recently broke “Our ordinance was written commercial corridors, she con-
officials earlier this year. site at 37800 Cherry Hill. ground on a 5,702 square foot in a way to ensure projects cluded.

Movie time
Members of the Wayne
Police Department joined
the crowds at Goudy Park in
Wayne last weekend for
movie night. The community
event is organized and
sponsored by the
Downtown Development
Authority. On hand to enjoy
the showing of Sonic the
Hedgehog 2 were Police
chief Ryan Strong along with
Zeke, the department thera-
py dog, Sgt. Jordan Arndt,
Ofc. Keith Williams and Ofc.
James Serman. A free back-
pack for the first 50 students
donated by the Michigan
Railroad Association was
planned, and the Smoke
House Fire Trailer was on
hand offering fire safety and
training. Food trucks provid-
ed refreshments and there
was free popcorn for all.

Son is sentenced in murder

A 27-year-old Westland man has been
sentenced to 29 to 50 years in prison
after pleading guilty to the murder of his
father nearly two years ago.
Flem Stiltner, IV, was charged with
first-degree murder after stabbing his 48-
year-old father, Flem Stiltner, III, nearly
100 times in the victim's Wayne home in
August of 2020. The victim's body was
then placed in the bed of a pickup truck
and taken toward Belleville Lake in Van
Buren Township where the truck
became mired in mud.
Investigators found the vehicle and a
journal entry with the alleged murder
plot.
They also discovered Stiltner's finger-
print on the knife blade that apparently
killed his father.
A Wayne County judge accepted his
plea while dismissing the charge of pre-
meditated first-degree murder and
counts of home invasion and tampering
with evidence. Flem Stiltner IV

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