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BSNTO HARBO - After a
&real of disalSsioa the
lSCIalOD Harbor City Comjnjs-
MODday, • 0YeIDber
'D, apprcwcd sale of city-
owaed prope • 112, 116
d 120 W er Street aDd 3S8
and 374 Territorial· to .
b iae S D Ro Hadley,
of aean America Corp ..
oaHarbor.
The e price for all the
properties $SOO despite
published minimum bids far
ab<we that amount for each of
the listed properties.
The sale of the properties
far came up t the Thursday,
November 16, Commis ion
r op, but w held for fur­
ther discussion.
At Monday, ovember 20
City Commission meeting
Mayor William Wolf sai he
ed to ho d the resolution
. for the purchase of these
properti because the city city
could . clear title for the
W er Street properti .
Commissioners Charles
Y rbrough and George
Wy inger que tioned City
M nager Steve M nning,
ttier the other t 0 bidder,
James Cronk and Adams Con­
tructio were given the 5alDe
opportunity as Hadley to pur-
c the properti .
Manning id he h d per­
sonally contacted the other bid­
ders and they re not able to
T $1,000 holarship rc
available for tudents to enroll
in the dental ass' ting program
at Lake Michigan ColJege this
Winter seme ter, said program
coordin tor Sheran allis.
Winter classes start January 11.
Wallis id the scholarships
h ve been donated by the
Lakeland Valley Dental Societ y
and Dr. Daniel McLaughlin of
St. Joseph. The dental ssisting
. one-year program, but stu ..
dents have the option of con­
tinuing to earn their two-year
associate's degree, or obtainin
further education to become
dental hygienists.
Scholarship applicants will
be judged on their past
academic record d their in-
te in dental as5JISWL2
. career. For e informatiOD
. a CaIlW .
(616) 927-3571 or 1-s)()'2S2-
C,exL 242..
pertie
than bid
. meet the requircmems ofbriag-
• property up to city buiId-
iDg codes . . 13 IDOIdIIs.
�hadpr .
Hadley was the highest bid- .
dcr for th properties, biddiag
$30,000. But beca of the out­
It nding mortgage on the'
W ter Street property, Hadley
agreed to pay. total f $SOO for
quit-c1aim deeds.
Cronk and Adams Construc­
tion Company poly bid on the
Water Street properties. Cronk
bidding $10,500 and Adams
S6,500.
The city customarily
provides only quit claim deeds
for property it sells. It h not
been mown to provide a war­
rantydeed.
WYSI GER WANTS THE
eHIE TOACT
. Also at the meeting Commis­
sioner Wysinger criticized
Public Safety Director Sam
Watson for saying he couldn't
do anything about the loitering
problem on the corner of
Broadway and Empire.
Wysinger said atson was
not doing his job, and if he
couldn't do something about
the "dop sniffers, pushers,
prositutes and thugs" he hould
be fired.
At the November 20 meeting
Yarbrough, speaking on behalf
of business owners on Broad­
way and Empire said the busi­
nesse were lesing customers,
and something had to be done.
Watson told the commission
that as long as the persons
tanding around didn't bother
anyone, they could stand there
all day.
Y rbrough said he agreed
with some of what Wysinger was
aying, but he didn't like the
idea of him criticizing Watson
when he could not defend him­
elf.
Yarbrough aid Wysinger
had all the opportunity to tell
Watson how he felt about the
matter hen he was present at
the previous meeting, instead of
criticizing him behind his bac .
Commi ioner R lph Cren­
shaw made a suggc tion that
Manning meet with city official
and Watson and try to see what
could be done about th situa­
tion.
Wysinger also brought up
the subject that there was only
one public restroom in the
trailer that house the
Greyhound Bus Station, with no
h ndicap facilities. "Ho could
the city let this go b , he asked.
M yor Wolf said he would
refer the matter over to the city
staff.
Ci Y Cler Margaret Bow-
aD read a letter from t e
MJc...,aaDe of Labor
comme- di GleDD
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