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                                                  BELLEVILLE - ROMULUS
                                                  BELLEVILLE - ROMULUS







           A special welcome

           Holiday cheer is in the air in Romulus espe-
           cially now that Santa has officially arrived.
           Last week, the city welcomed Santa during
           the annual Christmas Tree Lighting
           Ceremony. Residents gathered to enjoy a
           fun-filled, family friendly event with food, hot
           cocoa and festive lights. Mayor Robert
           McCraight, with help from his grandchil-
           dren, presented Santa with the key to the
           city. Residents were also encouraged to
           bring nonperishable food donations for the
           “Stuff the Bus” charity drive in support of
           Romulus Helping Hand. Several city coun-
           cil members and their families were in
           attendance to help the city officially begin
           the holiday season.




        Van Buren teachers ratify new union contract




           Members of the Van Buren    ahead two levels.                                                                           teaching jobs in the district
        Education Association have rati-  The contract also includes an                          ”                                 more attractive to new employ-
        fied a new union contract with  increase in longevity pay and an                  Beginning in 2023,                       ees, offering a $45,000 annual
        the school district.           hourly rate of $33.50 for home-               each of the union members                     wage as opposed to the previous
           The new agreement, effective  bound teaching.                                                                           $39,000 starting salary. He said
        in January, will provide a $6,000  According to a union official,            will move ahead two levels.                   that both the dental and vision
        annual salary raise to teachers  201 of the 217 union members                                                              benefits in the insurance plans
        and allow each educator to     voted in favor of ratifying the  tract with vice president Susan  trict.                    have been improved, also an
        move one advancement step on   new contract and there were no  Featheringill and treasurer     Van Buren Public School     incentive for new employees.
        the pay scale and each pay scale  “no” votes, a first for the Van  Simone Pinter abstaining to  District Human Resources     Superintendent of Schools
        category will be increased by  Buren teachers' union.         avoid any perceived conflicts of  Director Abdul Madyun, who  Pete Kudlak said that he was
        $1,000. Beginning in 2023, each  Members of the board of edu-  interests. Both have family  was part of the negotiation team  “glad we are able to do this for
        of the union members will move  cation voted to approve the con-  members who work in the dis-  said the new contract will make  our staff.”
        Library renovations are ‘on budget’ and ‘on schedule’




                                                                                     Renovations at the Romulus Public Library are
                                                                                     well under way, according to Library Director
                                                                                     Patty Braden. Members of the Library Board
                                                                                     approved a major capital improvement at the
                                                                                     facility and based on feedback from the resi-
                                                                                     dents, three areas of the library are being remod-
                                                                                     eled. The meeting room will undergo an expan-
                                                                                     sion and renovation of the entire space with
                                                                                     upgraded technology and new furnishings. Other
                                                                                     improvements include a new, modern circulation
                                                                                     desk relocated to the center of the building and a
                                                                                     new public computer area relocated near the
                                                                                     entrance. The building will remain open through
                                                                                     most of the construction period and will only be
                                                                                     closed on days when absolutely necessary for
                                                                                     staff and patron safety. Updates on the project
                                                                                     and closed days are posted on the library web-
                                                                                     site and social media outlets, Braden said.
                                                                                     Construction will continue through early February.
        Chairs                                 to make sure we are sticking with the busi-

                                               ness of the residents.” She repeated that
                                               she was confident that Romulus residents             CITY OF ROMULUS
                                                                                                    BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING
        FROM PAGE 1                            were not interested in where the mem-                WEDNESDAY, January 5, 2022
                                               bers of the council were seated, but that
        approve “different seating arrangements.”  the business of the city was far more
        He then deferred to Talley who said that  important than seating.             Notice is hereby given that the City of Romulus Board of Zoning Appeals will hold the following
                                                                                      public hearings at 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday, January 5, 2022 at the Romulus City Hall, 11111
        she was certainly willing to move her seat  Barden asked if the meeting could con-  Wayne Road to consider the following petitions:
        so that the council members “could get  tinue and the seat switch take place at the
        back to the business of the residents.”  next meeting.                        1. BZA-2021-014; Ray's Transport, requesting a variance from Section 8.04(b)(6)a. Access of the
           “I don't really think the residents are  Williams responded, “No. No sir,” and  Zoning Ordinance to allow a 39,950 SF distribution facility to have access on Harrison, which is
        interested in how we are seated,” she  at her insistence, she and Talley made the  an unimproved gravel road. The ordinance requires that all drives used for truck traffic shall enter
                                                                                        and exit onto a City road identified as a truck route on the City's Truck Route Map. The subject
        said. “I will switch seats with Ms. Williams  change in seating.                property is located at 11777 Harrison (Parcel ID #80-093-99-0054-000).
                                      INVITATION TO BID                               2. BZA-2021-018;  Wesley Green, requesting a variance from Section 3.04(a)3b.,  Accessory
                                        BID NO. 122021                                  Buildings and Structures of the Zoning Ordinance to allow the total accessory building size to
                    UNDERGROUND SERVICES FOR WATER & SEWER DISTRIBUTION                 exceed 1,750 SF; to allow the height to exceed 17 feet; and for a reduction in the required 15'
                                                                                        side yard setback. A new 2,304-SF, 19'31/2" pole barn, set back 3' from the side property line is
         Sealed bids for furnishing prices related to underground repair services to maintain water & sewer infrastructure on an "As need-
         ed" basis, in accordance with the attached specifications and standard instructions. Technical questions shall be directed to John  proposed. The subject property is zoned R-1B, Single-family Residential District/RCOD, Rural
         Danci, Director of Public Works at (734) 787-7244 or Township Supervisor. Prices to be effective through December 31 st,  Character Overlay District and is located at 13311 Hannan Road (Parcel ID #80-118-99-0022-
         2024.                                                                          000).
                                             th
         Bid response forms will be due by 4pm on Friday January 7 , 2022 and may be submitted in person or via USPS mail. All
         bids will be held confidential until a predetermined Township board meeting in accordance with township policies and proce-  Copies of the applications are available for review at the Department of Public Services during reg-
         dures.                                                                       ular business hours which are 8:00 am - 4:00 pm, Monday through Friday. All interested parties are
                                                                                      encouraged to attend and will be given an opportunity to comment on said requests.  Written com-
         Bid documents are available at www.sumptertwp.org or via request at the Department of Public Works building (23483 Sumpter  ments may be submitted and should be addressed to Carol Maise, City Planner, Planning
         Rd. Belleville, Ml 48111 ).
                                                                                      Department, 12600 Wayne Road, Romulus, MI  48174-1485.
         Invitation to bid and all its pages, documents, and attachments, including those added subsequently by written notice, submitted,
         and properly executed, shall constitute the contract between Sumpter Township and the successful vendor(s) when approved and  Ellen Craig-Bragg, City Clerk
         accepted by the township board of trustees.                                  City of Romulus, Michigan
         Sumpter Township reserves the right to accept or reject all or any parts of all bids, to waive irregularities and to award success-
         ful contract(s) in the best interest of the township.      ST0090 - 121621  2.5 x 2.633  Publish:  December 16, 2021                       RM0624 - 121621  2.5 x 4.875

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