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NORTHVILLE - PLYMOUTH
NORTHVILLE - PLYMOUTH

Downs development plan OK’d by council

Members of the Northville not only bring new homes and ” the roundabout at Seven Mile
City Council voted 4-1 to approve commercial space to the city but and Sheldon; $300,000 for street
the $300 million Downs would also generate new tax rev- The $3.5 million tax abatement that rehabilitation at Seven Mile and
Development Agreement with enue while providing the public the developer will receive over a 12-year Northville and at Seven Mile and
Hunter Pasteur of Northville benefits of new public parks, a S. Main Street, $263,000 for a new
during a meeting this month. daylighted river, and infrastruc- period will not raise taxes on residents. 12-inch water main on Cady
Mayor Pro-tem Barbara Moroski- ture improvements. He outlined Street and $500,000 for 'gap' fund-
Browne cast the lone no vote on the construction schedule that ing.
the agreement. begins with a demolition phase according to officials. city and company entered into Those funds included those
Hunter Pasteur Northville in 2024 and extends to 2027 with The council also established a the agreement for the purpose of needed to cover additional costs
representative Seth Herkowitz project completion. Commercial Rehabilitation setting forth the terms and condi- for these projects and/or to pay
told the council members that The developer's final site plan District (also known as P.A. 210) - tions under which the certificate for other infrastructure impacted
the company, now operating as next goes to the Northville following a public hearing and a would be approved and issued by by the Downs development.
Perennial Northville, LLC, was Planning Commission for review. council vote. Moroski-Brown also the State Tax Commission for the Councilman Andrew Krenz
seeking approval of agreement There were several conditional cast the only no vote on this property proposed to be exempt pointed out that the $3.5 million
negotiated by the developer and items from the preliminary site motion. from real property taxes. tax abatement that the developer
the city administrative team. He plan approval that planning com- Following approval of P.A. 210, The tax abatement offsets will receive over a 12-year period
said the agreement had under- missioners said would be Perennial Northville, LLC, sub- development costs for public will not raise taxes on residents.
gone extensive legal review and resolved at the next stage. When mitted an application for benefits, officials said. The plan This motion was also
advice. finalized, the final site plan will issuance of a Commercial calls for the developer to pay $1.6 approved by a 4-1 vote with
Herkowitz said the proposed become part of the Downs Rehabilitation Exemption million in up-front costs for three Moroski-Browne casting the no
mixed-use development would Development Agreement, Certificate for the property. The infrastructure items: $550,000 for vote.

Bright idea New waste center set to open

Residents from Northville Township
Updated lights being installed and the City of Northville will have HomeToxicsCenter.org.
The hazardous materials may only
access to a free new Household
come from residential sources rather
Hazardous Waste drop-off center, which
than businesses, organizations or govern-
in downtown parking deck opens Oct. 3. ment entities.
The HHW Center is one of the
Operated by Washtenaw County in col-
laboration with GFL Environmental, the improvements Arbor Hills Landfill in
Crews were scheduled to begin while the work continues. facility is located in the Arbor Hills com- Salem Township agreed to make as part
lighting upgrades in the Central The lighting upgrades follow recent plex at 10843 W. Five Mile Road, just west of a lawsuit settlement with the Michigan
Parking Deck in downtown Plymouth upgrades to security cameras in and of Napier Road. Department of Environment, Great
last Monday. around the Central Parking Deck, offi- The 2,400-square-foot HHW Center is Lakes and Energy (EGLE).
The work is expected to be com- cials said. Members of the Downtown open for residents by appointment only This facility will be available at no cost
plete in a week, officials said, but this Development Authority board Tuesday through Friday. for 10 years to residents of Northville
week up to 20 parking spaces on both approved the upcoming lighting It will begin scheduling weekday drop- Township and the City of Northville.
the upper and lower level may be upgrades at the September meeting. off appointments Sept. 25 for dates begin- Arbor Hills, now owned by GFL
closed so crews can work safely. Questions can be directed to sply- ning Oct. 3. Environmental, constructed the facility
Motorists are asked not to move any male@plymouthmi.gov. or dda@ply- To make an appointment or find a list and is paying Washtenaw County $75,000
cones or barriers in the parking deck mouthmi.gov. of acceptable materials, visit annually for staffing.

Track the board of trustees. He said the signa- To subscribe to The Eagle visit
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FROM PAGE 1 be helpful in the decision-making
process.
tion. In addition to the petitions, Trustees Chuck Curmi and John
Bernhardt and others have been wear- Stewart disagree. Curmi said he doesn't
ing yellow Stop the Racetrack stickers need to see the petitions as he remains
and supplying lawn signs and literature opposed to the track.
in the community. He cast the lone no vote in February
Bernhardt claims the opposition to when the development was first pro-
the track is “huge” and that the petition posed. He added that rumors claiming
was “never a political thing.” Heise dis- he is collecting the signatures for a polit-
agrees and claims that Bernhardt is ical mailing list are completely false. He
attempting to create a database for has called the proposed track
political activism. Heise is currently “Plymouth-destroying.”
campaigning for reelection. Stewart, who is also strongly opposed
Heise said he has never experienced to the track, said he does not need to see
the necessity for a governmental entity the petition signatures. He said he
to request signatures on a petition. He accepts the credibility of the people
said he believed those who signed the who come to each meeting and express
petition expected it to be presented to their opposition “to a gambling facility.”

CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF CANTON
REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Charter Township of Canton, 1150 Canton Center S, Canton, Michigan will accept sealed
proposals at the Office of the Clerk up to 3:00 p.m. Thursday, October 12 2023 for the following:
ROOF REPLACEMENT - VILLAGE THEATER AREA D
FLAT ROOF (RUBBER)
Bid may be downloaded on the MITN Purchasing Group website at https://www.bidnetdirect.com/mitn/cantontownship or you
may contact Mike Sheppard at: mike.sheppard@cantonmi.gov. All bids must be submitted in a sealed envelope clearly marked
with the proposal name, company name, address and telephone number and date and time of bid opening. The Township reserves
the right to accept or reject any or all proposals. The Township does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin,
sex, religion, age or disability in employment or the provision of services.
MICHAEL SIEGRIST, CLERK
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