?
things that he preached OD,
was the Deed for an on-goi
dean-up program which
not fulfilled."
e need to find some ay
to address the on-going
ems and I don't think
Ne don all should have
do e or could have done, but
I do agree th t what have
proposed to use the $S09,(XX)
this year is appropriate and in
the best needs of tile citizens",
he dded. . I
following I TO 0 ARMo y
The collllllissio gave City
Manager Steve ManniDg COD­
sensus approval to go ahead
with the preparations 0 the
application for the CDBO
bu et for FY 89-90.
Also Monday night the
commission ppro ed a
resolution to lease the former
Nation 1 Guard Armory
Building, 415 Cass St from
the State of Michigan for $1 a
I year and accepted a $75,000
grant from the Michigan
Department of Commerce,
Michigan Equity Program to
renovate the Armory Build­
ing.
" Th city will have to match
$48,300 in funds to receive the
grant M yor William Wolf
id the matching fun will
co from the Utility Service
Department I
Wolf said the floor tor
poo area of the old Natiooal
Guard building I "almo t
ideal" for the storage of
vacuum trucks, ter plant
equipment and alsd provide a
spot where they will be able to
do the meter change-up, tore
ncw meters and work on
meters.
"Thc $48,300. the y
that t e Utility Service
Department budgeted this
Fiscal Ye r in order to
provide them elves ith a
location," said Wolf, and
II ince "the Armory s
adapted U for th t purpose,
they will begin immediately
upon signing of the to
renovate that por . 0( the
: building.
The s ° eel 0 the Armory
wa brought UP. at the
Thursday nigh May 18 co -
mi ion or hop, here
Mayor Wolf id the building
will be used for "com­
munity center, to ho II
non-profit organizations in
the city like SE, Soup
Kitchen, utritio Center,
d the Bento Harbor/Beo-
toll T hip Scm Citizens
. CeIlter.·
Com inion Chari
Yarbr had·d
Bento Harbor/Bentoll
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