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NEWS
1015 PACKARD
3 Bdrm Apt Avail Fall 2018
2 parking space, onsite laundry, 1st floor
$2250 + $120/month for electric to DTE
Call 734‑996‑1991
115 W. MADISON 48103
2 large bed
rooms. one bath, two stories,
grad student moving soon, available for
Mid August rental. Water, HVAC ,and
electric in
cluded, washer and dryer, also
one off street parking spot, $2200.00 a
month, with one year lease.
email contactwashte
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com.
CENTRAL CAMPUS, FURNISHED
rooms for students, shared kitch., ldry.,
bath., internet, rent from $700 and up.
Call 734‑276‑0886.
HOUSES AVAILABLE FALL 2018
401 Pauline ‑ 4 Bdrm ‑ $2900
827 Brookwood ‑ 4 Bdrm ‑ $2900
Showings M‑F 10‑3 • 734‑996‑1991
ROOMS FOR RENT Avail Fall 2018
Seven ROOMS avail for Fall. Shared
Common Areas and Laundry
$700/m per room including utilities.
Lim
ited Parking 1st come basis
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ACROSS
1 Lacks options
6 Passion
10 Asian holidays
14 When
Rosencrantz and
Guildenstern are
last seen in
“Hamlet”
15 Super-large film
format
16 Tons
17 Give some space
19 Filmmaker
Wertmüller
20 The blacksmith
was busted for __
22 Chow line?
24 Clamor
25 Pistons great
Thomas
26 The miner was
busted for __
31 Pattern for some
school uniforms
32 French peak
33 Toxin fighters
34 Dogpatch name
36 Some
40 Desertlike
41 Jane Curtin title
role
42 The marathoner
was busted for __
47 Confuse with
booze
48 Vein find
49 Word with bar or
suit
50 The barber was
busted for __
55 “I hate the Moor”
speaker
56 Creates
opportunities
59 Piano piece for
four hands
60 “Love Song”
singer Bareilles
61 China’s Zhou __
62 Alternatively
63 Cheribundi Tart
Cherry Boca
Raton Bowl airer
64 Real cards
DOWN
1 “I’m sorry, Dave.
I’m afraid I can’t
do that” speaker
2 Big heart?
3 Military wheels
4 Watch-when-
you-want gadget
5 Went too far with
6 Taxpayer’s chore
7 “That’s my cue!”
8 Gave a buzz
9 Office VIP
10 “The Voyeur’s
Motel” writer Gay
11 Evoke
12 Some small
trucks
13 Secret store
18 Not fer
21 Walk in the
woods
22 iPhone
downloads
23 Agitate
27 Soul supplier
28 Pampers maker,
for short
29 World Cup cheer
30 EMT’s skill
34 MSNBC
journalist Melber
35 Compost holder
36 Clerical vestment
37 Had no co-pilot
38 Joyce’s land
39 Old place?
40 Not for
41 One changing a
bill
42 Move again, as
lumber
43 Linguist’s
concerns
44 Dissenting ballot
45 Presidential
speechwriter
Peggy
46 “Mila 18”
novelist
47 Gloria Gaynor’s
“I Will Survive”
was one
51 Odor detector
52 Students’
stats
53 Blacksmith,
miner,
marathoner or
barber, in this
puzzle
54 “Beloved”
author
Morrison
57 Squeal
58 Part of the fam
By Ed Sessa
©2018 Tribune Content Agency, LLC
08/02/18
08/02/18
ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE:
RELEASE DATE– Thursday, August 2, 2018
Los Angeles Times Daily Crossword Puzzle
Edited by Rich Norris and Joyce Nichols Lewis
FOR RENT
HELP WANTED
City Council
talks design
By ALICE TRACEY
Summer Daily News Editor
Ann Arbor City Council unan-
imously passed a resolution
Monday, June 16, calling for an
evaluation of the city’s design
review process for downtown
developments. The resolution
instructs the Planning Com-
mission to appraise Ann Arbor’s
protocol, comparing it to that
of other cities, and to outline a
plan for improving the review
process before Oct. 15, 2018.
Drafted by Councilmember
Kirk Westphal, D-Ward 2, the
resolution is backed by Mayor
Christopher Taylor and Coun-
cilmembers Chuck Warpehoski,
D-Ward 5, Graydon Krapohl,
D-Ward 4, and Julie Grand,
D-Ward 3. Downtown develop-
ment has been at the forefront
of many recent City Council
discussions, as in the Library
Lot controversy, and has also
inspired new legislation.
Currently,
new
downtown
developments go through the
Design Review Board, a seven-
person commission established
in 2011 that comments on the
compliance of new proposals
with Ann Arbor’s Downtown
Design Guidelines. The Design
Review Board’s recommenda-
tions are not legally binding.
Westphal said he thought it
necessary to evaluate the Design
Review Board because so many
City Councilmembers receive
comments from residents about
new developments. He said City
Council unanimously recogniz-
es Ann Arbor’s review process
is not fully serving the commu-
nity, but clarified the resolution
is not a criticism of the Design
Review Board.
“I think if there’s one thing
that every single Councilmem-
ber agrees with it is that we’ve
heard different kinds of feed-
back about downtown build-
ings,” Westphal said. “This, I
think, will always be an evolv-
ing process; I think it’s an evolv-
ing process for every growing
city.”
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