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Following voters' approval of
two proposals for a new district
library, the project ismoving for-
ward.
Members of the library board
approved the hiring of a con-
struction manager and asked
architect Dan Whisler to pre-
pare specifications and requests
for proposals from bidders at
their first meeting following the
Nov. 8 vote. They also confirmed
the bond financial advisors for
sale of the bonds to help fund
the construction along with the
bond attorney. Land acquisition
consulting and contract review
will be performed by John Day,
the current attorney for the
library.
Whisler told the board mem-
bers that his architectural firm,
Daniels and Zermack, will be
starting on the final drawings
for the new building and that
changes could be made into the
final plans.
The board confirmed its
bond financial advisers for bond
sales and bond investment/asset
management, as well as the
bond attorney. Day will do con-
tract reviews and land acquisi-
tion consulting.
Whisler presented 15 recom-
mendations to the board mem-
bers, including environmental
assessment studies of vacant or
occupied parcels of land to be
acquired. The library building
committee members will meet
and consider options and deci-
sions to send on to the full
board.
John Juriga, a member of the
board, suggested that the con-
struction utilize as much local
labor as possible. Whisler said
that condition would require
written guidelines from the
board members as to the defini-
tion of local.
“It has to be thought through
and spelled out,”Whisler said.
The architect estimated that
a construction manager would
be in place by the end of the
year and that it would be 10-12
months before ground could be
broken on the new building,
estimated at about $10 million.
The construction will take 18-24
months,Whisler said.
Mary Jane Dawson, chair-
man of the marketing commit-
tee, made a motion that when
the ground is broken a list of
board members be invited to
take part in “digging the dirt
and cutting the ribbon.” Juriga
seconded the motion and it was
unanimously approved.
Romulus Community Schools
and the City of Romulus have
joined forces to help multiple
area charities and organizations
for the holidays with a “Stuff the
Bus” campaign.
Donations for Stuff the Bus
will be accepted from 10 a.m.
until 5 p.m. through Dec. 2 in the
Romulus City Hall parking lot,
11111 Wayne Road. People drop-
ping off their contributions will
be greeted by a volunteer who
will load their donations onto the
bus.
“We hope that by accepting all
organizations and donations
together will bring greater
awareness for all of those needs
during the holiday season,” said
Tanya Cofield, Romulus recre-
ation coordinator and creator of
the “Stuff theBus” initiative.
Items needed and being
accepted to help Stuff the Bus
include:
Romulus
Goodfellows:
Monetary donations.
Romulus Helping Hand: Non-
perishable food items, canned
goods, curedmeats.
Romulus Animal Shelter: Cat
litter, dry dog and cat food, old
blankets/towels.
Romulus Veterans Outreach
Committee: toiletries, gently
used winter clothing, blankets,
hats, gloves, etc.
Romulus Senior Center: Adult
underwear/briefs, gently used
medical equipment including
walkers and shower chairs and
new bandages and other medical
supplies.
Romulus Students in Need:
Gently used winter coats, hats,
gloves, scarves, new undergar-
ments, socks and toiletries.
Monetary donations for all
groups are also accepted. For
more information, call (734) 941-
8665.
The Christmas season official-
ly arrives tomorrow night in the
City of Romulus when the city
Tree Lighting ceremony takes
place at RomulusHistorical Park
Pavilion tomorrow.
The official celebration will
begin at 5:30 p.m. and there will
be hot dogs, hot cocoa and other
snacks available from conces-
sionaires. The historical muse-
umwill also be open.
The Tree Lighting will take
place at 6:30 and there will be
group singing of seasonal carols
during the event.
Photos with Santa will be
available for $3 although the tree
lighting ceremony is free and
open to the public. Donation of
nonperishable foodstuffs are
requested for the Stuff the Bus
campaign nowunder way to help
the needy during theholidays.
Romulus Historical Park
Pavilion is located at 11147 Hunt
St.
Whisler presented 15 recommendations
to the board members, including environmental
assessment studies of vacant or occupied
parcels of land to be acquired.
”
Library board moves forward with plans
Show of force
Two new police officers joined the Romulus Police Department last month when they took their offi-
cial oaths of office. Congratulating the new officers are Romulus Director of Public Safety and Police
Chief Jadie Settles, at left, new Ofc. Christopher Reyna, Mayor LeRoy D. Burcroff and new Ofc.
Roderick Barksdale.
