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from
t 0 rchitectur I firm, Willi m
Brazley & oci te from M t-
te on, Illinoi nd M nyam nd
Shull from Detroit p nted to the
city commi ion preliminary
ketche of plans for th proposed
community center.
William Brazley of William
Brazley & Associate, howed the
commi ion three conceptual
ketche which will feature a roller
ting rink, computer room, an all
purpose room for boxing, wre tling,
arts &; crafts, and a weight room.
Another ketch howed where a
b ketball court could be designed
B ZL _yt I de igned a
buildin t th O'Hare In rnational
Airport nd the City' n w Di I-A­
Ride buildin and th City' B i-
n Growth Center.
Ray Shull, Pre ident of Manyam
nd Shull of D troi t al 0 pre ented
, the commi ion with ketche .
Shull id hi firm i a com-
munity-b ed firm, where they open
and maintain office in every city
throughout th tate in which they do
bu ines . He aid they recently
opened an offic in Benton Harbor in
the Vincent Place.
Beverly McLilly, Project Desig­
ner for the firm showed the commis-
ion a design for th center where all
faciliti were separated from each
other. When one facili ti y is not in use
it could be ealed off from the other.
Ron Palmer, Project Manager
with the firm stated that they had one
BENTON HARBOR
"We j t w t to give th city
om plans to take to HUn 0 they
could ee the city w erio about
thi project," Brazley aid.
In other bu ine th city ap­
proved:
- The ale 0 city-owned proper­
ty at 1238 Broadway to Mrs. Ellerita
Brown, et at, for the mount of
$739.98.
- The ale of 1 6 Pipe tone
(Henne Building) to Maurice Gol­
liday and Andrea Golliday for the
amount of $500.
The property was previously ad­
vertised for bid, but no bid wa ub­
mitted for the building.
The Gollidays will rehab the
building to hou e their bu ine ,
Statewear Corporation, and future
plans to build a ound proof record­
ing tudio. They are al 0 members of
Vision A. D., a recording go pel
group.
City hires county for assessment work
By BERNICE BROWN
Th Benton Harbor City Com­
mtssicn at their September 8, meet­
ing approved a contract with Berrien
County to have the County's
Equalization Department provide
technical assistance with the assess­
ment administration and act the
se sor for Benton Harbor for a
period of three years, until sep Ib­
ber 13,1995.
The City will pay Berrien County
$16,750 per annual quarter. The first
payment will be made on October 1,
1992; and subsequent payments on
January 1, April 1 and July 1, 1993.
Payments more than 10 days late will
be subject to interest at the rate of 1
1/2 percent per month.
In the agreement, Berrien County
.,. will review aU as essment files in the
Benton Harbor City Assessor's Of­
fice to determine the ownership of �ll
real property within the incorporated
boundaries of Benton Harbor.
They will determine the taxable
status of all real property within the
incorporated boundaries and deter­
mine suitability of the current record
keeping system which tracks owner­
ship transfers of real property.
THE COUNTY will also inven- .. Financing, Industrial Facility Ex-
tory all real property within the emption, Commercial Facility Ex-
boundarie of Benton Harbor to emption, and any required special
determine the current status, if the asse sment rolls.
property is improved or vacant, They will establish and maintain
zoning! present use, tax classifica- a new record keeping system, train
lion, general condition of existing the current staff, and act as the sole
improvements, the property's supervising authority for the current
highest and e l use, and the proper- star. I
ty tax identification code. I. The ·�ftY' d or'l.�ii(d�P�-
It also tate in the greement that thony was fired in May of this year
the County will prepare asses ment and Dorothy Baker, City's enterprise
rolls as �ui,�, to include, but not Zone As istant has been filling
necessarily limited to Ad Valorem, Anthony'S place as acting assessor.
Enterprize Zone, Tax Increment
Mendel Center
Opening Celebration
Grand Opening week celebration
of Lake Michigan College's Mendel
Center for Arts and Technology is
planned for September 19-27.
. New space in the Mendel Center
. includes a 1,550-seat Mainstage
Theatre, Advanced Technologies
and Executive Training Centers, the
Louis and Frede rick Up .o n
Telecommunications Center, and
numerous additional meeting and
conference rooms.
Call (616) 927-3571 for further
information.
CopJng with
Divorce Seminar
The Full Circle Community or­
ganization will sponsor a series of
"Coping With Divorce" seminars to
be held in Kalamazoo beginning
September 24 through November
19. Each session from 7-9:30 p.m.
The seminars are designed to help
meet the needs of newly divorced or
separated individuals.
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