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: srII'm AH) CAPITAL OPEl XI NiSISTNCF. fOR FISCAl. \'EM 87-88
I. All in rested Citizens are advi that the Twin Cities �rea
Tranapoc tion Aulhocity has pt"eJ'ilccd M\ application for financial
istancc required �r tiM." Ucban Ma cation Act of
lQ64, ndPd.
'11le pcop5(.'d awlication and the Transportation I C()ill(!lOOll Progr
Is on fil at the T.C.�.T.A. offi located at 211 Hark t Street,
ton Uart:x>r, Michigan 49022, and y be reviewed tet the
hours of 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p •• , t-t:lnCby thcOUC) I-'riday.
wlication is �nerally described as (ollows:
A. nc-occiption of Proje<"t
(1) Opccatinq I\s&intonct" Co the Twin (.·itl(�S ACCll 'l'ransl rta ion
i ty r r the dod of octcocr 1, 1987 throuc)h
r 30, 1 Rn (0 the,
(2) n on nerbor (Dercit!1l County), Michig n
el)
ratinq
sistanc:e
C it.'ll
('
eLl!
(SectIOn 9)
200,174
24tt60
lncOll
66,274
State
1�4,OOO
61,040
F r tox
120,000
Total
520,548
)05,200
D. Relocation
"NO persons, f ilies, or rusj�sses will be displaced by this
project.
C. l·)wir nt
pr� proj�t will not have a siqnificunt environmental
t 'On he urban/service area.
O. CqrFr hensive Planning
This project is in con(orm.lnCe with CXlITpr benstve lan<) usc nd
tran rtation plannincJ in the ar il and is consistent wi th the
i'dopt('(\ proqr inq of projf'("'ts in the Tr snsror tat il')O �lTI{lrov�-
nt Progc •
E. Elderly and Handicagx.>d
The project, will take into consider tion the special need:. of
t� _1 ely handle pped in the following nfl('r.
�lly onc-half (ares c�) will be charged for Senior Citizens
(per s abov SA years) atX:' handicapped personn! duri':'9 �
hours or servi� or the proJect further, he pro) t Will field
a fle<' tl t is accessible to hancHc ppcd per oons ,
.
P. Cro1 U'e Ill!!: (, '1 <Jlion!.>
The project will not engage in charter bos serv ice ,
G. Scrool Dus Service.
The project will not cnqage in rool bu1'> service.
II. Under Michi<]an Tr s�rtation C ission Policy, any Citizen wto would be
aC!ected by the proposed application may request in writing, that a
Corll".al public hcru-ing be held COIlC("rninq the Social, f·:nvironrnent.:tl, ann
EConOmJc effects of this proposal.
II. Such a weitt
st should be iled to;
TWin Cities Area Transport tion Authority
271 rk t Street, P.O. Box 837
nton t r r , Hichi9an 49022
'l1le r eque t s t
ived on or beror March 15. 19R7.
ich In Citiz n A v.3/1/87
TERRA
APA E .TO HO E
COMlltry /i";., M its filll$l!
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WILLIA E. BRAZLEY 6 ASS0-
CIATES, LTD.
600 Holiday Piau Drive, Suite 230
atteson, Illinois 60443
312/748-3010
The Twin CiUe Area Tran porta­
tion Authority will receive sealed
bids on a general contract, for a
ne storage and maintenance facil­
Ity of approximately 20,700 sq. ft.
Bids hall be on a lump sum basis.
The Twin Cities Area Transporta­
tion Authority will receive bids un­
til 11:00 a.m. eastern standard time
on ooday, arch 23, 1987 at the
Twin Cities Area Tran portation
Authority, 271 arket Street, P.O.
Box 837, Benton Harbor, Michigan
22. Bids received after this time
will not be accepted. Bids will be
opened and publicly read aloud at
1:30 p.m. on onday, arch 23,
19878, at the Benton Harbor, Public
Library - 2nd Floor Auditorium.
AU interested partie are invited
to ttend.
Bidding Documents may be exam­
ined at the Architect'. office, Twin
Citie Area Transportation Author­
ity, and at:
THE DODGE PLAN ROO
4000 Portage Road
Kalamazoo, ichigan 49001
ICHIANA AREA CONSTRUC-
TION INDUSTRY ADVANCE­
ENT FUND
1320 Mishawaka Avenue
South Bend, Indiana 46624
BUILDERS EXCHANGE OF
THE KALAMAZOO AREA
5092 Lovers Lane
Kalamazoo, Michigan 49002
Copie of the Bidding Documents
may be obtained at the Twin Cities
Area Transportation Authority on
February 23, 1987, in accordance
with the Instructions to Bidders up­
on depositing the sum of $100.00 per
set, with a maximum of 4 sets per
Contractor. Cheeks should be made
payable to the Twin Cities Area
Transportation Authority.
Any bidder, upon returning the doc­
uments in good condition (drawings
and project manuals bound as re­
ceived; no loose pages) within ten
I (10) days foRowing the public open­
ing of the bids, shall be returned
their deposit in full. Contractors
not ubmitting a bid and returning
the Doeuments before bids are due,
will forfeit their deposit.
Contract for orlt under this bid
will lielle the Contractor and
tneton DOt to de criminate
r ·ee.
QlllIItI1adAlI' • arded tb con­
to be in
SVNOPSIS OF THE
REGULAR MEETING OF
THE BENTON CHARGER
TOW SHIP BOARD OF
TRUSTEES HELD ON
TUESDAV, FEBRUARV 17,
1987 AT 7:30 P.M.
EMBERS PRESENT: Su­
pervisor Nielsen, CI rk Scott,
Tr surer Boothby, Trustees
Line, Jefferson, Mlmminl &&
Collins
E ERS ABSENT: No ....
The meeti", WIS called to
ord r at 7:30 p.m. Ind I
silent invocation WIS ,Iv n.
The ..,inutes of the pr vious
r ullr m iftt held Febr­
uuy 3, 1917, W re Ipproved
IS re nted.
Pltrolmln Delmu Ling WIS
pre nteet the Officer of the
V .. r IWlrd.
Authorized the hiring of
two (2) Ordlnanc Enforc­
m nt Offic rs/Housing
Sp cia lists.
Approved the hiring of John
Farrar IS Pllnning & D·
velopment Specialist at a
salary of $25,000.00 per
yelr, and Marcia F rris and
Daniel Lee as Ordinance
Enforcement Officersl
Housing Specialists at annual
salaries of $18,500 each.
Adopted a r solution for th
collection of summer school
tues for the Benton Harbor
Area Schools.
Approved an amendment to
the Benton Township Hous­
ing Commission's AnnUli
Contributions Contrlct in the
Imount of $60,000.00 for
lib stos remova
Adopted resolution for Just
Compenution on Property
Purc I. Ind adopted resolut­
Ie.. A vi Offer to Pur-
l. "'..-rty.
All
A"j ur the m i", at
7: ,.m.
iKi Jeke Scott, Cler
B nton Chlrter Towns ip
The Mich· n Citizen Adv.
3/1/87
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