LEGAL NOTICE
mission resolution apprdving request
from First of Am rica Bank-Michigan,
N.A. to transfer ownership of 1993 12
Months Resort CI ss C licensed si­
n ,tc. from Sonny's Place. Inc., 10-
c ted t 995 E. M in Street.
Appro d Wal-Mart reque t to hold cir­
cus May 15, 1994, on their property.
Adopted Joint Empowerment Zqne/En­
terprise Community proclamation.
Authorized Bldg. Dept. to seek demoli­
tion bids for 805 N. Shore Drive.
Approved payment of bills as follows:
General Fund, $68,626.77; Fire Fund,
$21,900.56; Police Fund, $29,878.72;
and Sewer Fund, $4,323.79.
Approved contribution to Cornerstone
Alliance in the amount of $5.000.00/year
for 5 years.
Authorized B & Z Company to remove
trees from the River Park.
Authorized the Bldg. Dept. to seek demo­
lition bids for 5 cond mned properties at
256 S. Crystal, 1133 Chicago Ave., 406
Linden Ct., 134 Chestnut & 1105 High­
land Ave.
Adjourned the meeting at 8:27 p.m.
The next regular Board meeting will be
held May 3, 1994, at 7:00 p.m.
DAY, JUNE 13, 1994
TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF
SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT:
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the AN­
NUAL Sl.HOOL ELECTION will be held
in said School District on MON DAY,
JUNE 13, 1994.
There will be elected one (1) member
of the Board of Education of the School
District to fill a vacancy for a three (3)­
year unexpired term, beginning July 1.
1994, and ending June 30, 1997.
There will be elected two (2) members
of the Board of Education of the School
District to fulfill two expired four (4)-year
terms (terms beginning July 1, 1994, and
ending June 30, 1998).
Act 451, Public Acts of Michigan,
1976, as amended, provides in part as
follows:
''The Inspectors of Election at any an­
nual 0 special election shall not receive
the vote of any person residing in a reg­
istration school district whose name is
not registered as an elector in the city or
township in which the person resides."
The last day for receiving registration
for said Annual Election will be MONDAY,
MAY 16, 1994. Persons registering after
5:00 P.M., Eastern Time, on said MON­
DAY, MAY 16, 1994, will not be eligible to
vote at said Annual Election. Persons
planning to register must determine
when the City Clerk's office will be open
for registration.
Under the provisions of Act 451, Pub­
lic Acts of Michigan, 1976, as amended,
registration will not be taken by school
officials, and only persons who have reg­
istered as general electors with the ap­
propriate Township or City Clerk of the
Township or: City in which they reside, or
through registration at a Secretary of
State Drivers' License Bureau, are regis­
tered school electors.
This notice is given by order of the
Board of Education of the SchQol Distri t
of the C tty. ot H' ntaoo Par
Wayne, Michigan.
ANN M. JONES, Secretary
HIGHLAND PARK BOARD OF
EDUCATION
SYNOPSIS OF THE REGULAR MEET­
ING OF THE BENTON CHARTER
TOWNSHIP BOARD OF TRUSTEES
HELD ON TUE3DAY, APRIL 19, 1994,
AT 7:00 P.M.
Members present: Supervisor Boothby,
Clerk Askew, Treasurer Mammina &
Trustees Isaac, Mott & Wells.
Memb rs absent: Trustee Hudson.
The meeting was called to order at 7:00
p.m. followed by a silent mvocanon and
the Pledge of Allegiance. The minutes of
the regular meeting held April 5, 1994,
were approved as presented. The
Agenda was amended under New Busi­
ness to add Items J. Cornerstone Proc­
lamation, K. Seek B & Z for removal of
River Park Trees, K. Seek Demolition
Bids for 5 Condemned Homes, and omit
Item A. Executive Committee Report.
Also, Item E. under Old Business was
moved up to become the first item.
On recommendation of the Police Com­
mittee, authorized purchase of two radar
units and radios for the Police D part­
ment.
Authorized purchase ot trash truck from
Zarembe Equipment, Inc.
Authorized Airport contribution in the
amount of $20,000.00 ($10,000.00 pay­
able now and remainder contingent upon
St. Joseph Twp. contributing a like
amount).
Held Public Hearings and adopted reso­
lutions establishing the Connection Serv­
ice Industrial Development District and
approving Connection SeNice Co. 's ap­
plication for an Industrial Facilities Ex­
emption Certificate for 12 years.
Announced petition for establishment of
Cribbs and Wabash Water Main Special
Assessment District was withdrawn .on
written request of property owners.
Held Second Public Hearing and
adopted resolution establish the Emer­
son and Ames Road Paving Special As­
sessment District No. 94-2, spreading
the cost to property owners over a 10
year period at 6% interest.
Accepted bid of Computer People, Inc.
for purchase of 5 computers.
Authorized condemnation procee Ings
for property at 1 69 Ridgeway.
Approved site plans for Buchanan's
Nothing New Second Hand Business,
Charles Stewart's Used Car Lot. Freddie
Fritz's request for Home Occupation
business, and Michigan Gas Utilities Co.
site plan.
Authorized Supervisor & Clerk to sign
Berrien County Drain Commission peti­
tions for the Malato and Byrite Manor
Drains.
Adopted Michigan Liquor Control Com-
Willie C. Askew, Sr., Clerk
Benton Charter Township
Michigan Citizen Adv. 5/1 4
LEGAL NOTICE
. ADVERTISEMENT
Bids are being accepted for the removal
of spoils from Watermain and SevtJer re­
pair work, also Woodchips and Tree
stumps stored at the City of Higr1and
Park Water Treatment Plant and Public
Service Division Yards located at 13512
and 14200 Dequindre Rd., Detroit. Mich.
48212 respectively. Bids will be ac­
cepted by the City Clerk located at the
Highland Park City Hall, 30 Gerald Ave.
Highland Park, Mich. 48203. Bids
should' be submitted by 4 p.rn. on Mon­
day, May 2, 1994 and will be opened at
7 p. m. at the City Council meeting.
For further information contact Nevius
Harden, Deputy Oirector at 252-0044.
Michigan Citizen Adv. 5·1·94
Michigan CltJ� n Adv: 5·1 &5-8·94
LEGAL NOTICE
HELP WANTED
NOTICE OF LAST DAY OF ;�EGIS­
TRATION OF THE QUALIFIED ELEC­
TORS OF SCHOOL DISTRICT OF THE
CITY OF HIGHLAND PARK, COUNTY
OF WAYNE, MICHIGAN FOR THE AN­
NUAL ELECTION TO BE HELD MON-
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