City of Brighton Notice of
Special Meeting of the City Council
October 23 & 24, 2010
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
that there will be a Special City Council Meeting of the
Brighton City Council to be held on Saturday, October
23, 2010 at 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and Sunday, October
24, 2010 at 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the Brighton
Community Center, 555 Brighton Street, Brighton,
Michigan 48116. The
Council is meeting for the purpose of discussing and
possibly taking action on Goal Setting Issues. All
public is welcome to attend the meeting. Please call
the City Clerk, 810-227-0463 with any questions.
To comply with the
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA): Any citizen
requesting accommodation to attend this meeting/function
and/or to obtain this notice in alternate formats,
please contact David Blackmar, ADA Coordinator (810)
225-8001, at least five business days prior to the
meeting/function.
DIANA LOWE
CITY CLERK
Curbside Leaf
Collection Program 2010
Since
its inception, the City of Brighton continues to refine
its Curbside Leaf Pickup Program, with regard to both
service levels and taxpayer expenses for this service.
We need all residents’ cooperation in order for it to
run as smoothly as possible. We are requesting that all
citizens follow the guidelines below. Please take the
time to read and understand the following regarding the
City’s Leaf Collection Program for the year 2010. Thank
you for your cooperation with this program.
The
City of Brighton’s Leaf Collection Program will begin
the week of October 4, 2010. Waste Management is
picking up yard waste and leaves FROM ALL CITY
RESIDENTS in the brown yard waste bags
every week on your normal trash pickup day from
the week of October 4th through November 24,
2010. The brown leaf bags will be available beginning
Monday, September 27, 2010 at the Department of Public
Services Office, 420 S. Third Street, Monday through
Friday from 8:00 am through 5:00 pm. Each resident is
asked to take only two bundles (10 bags) at each pick
up. Although there is a limit to the number of bags
that can be picked up from the City, there is no limit
on the number of bags that can be put out for
collection.
In an
effort to make the curbside leaf bag pickup work as
efficiently as possibly, please store yard waste bags
where they are not exposed to heavy rain. Yard waste
bags should be stored in the garage or under an over
hang. If heavy rain is expected in the evening before
your pick up day, we are asking residents to place yard
waste bags out in the early morning. Wet, heavy
leaves/yard waste can cause collection issues.
In
addition to this service, the City will once again be
offering its curbside leaf vacuuming services FOR
ALL CITY RESIDENTS. This service will begin
when accumulations of leaves merit the mobilization of
this equipment and will continue as needed and as
weather permits. Leaves only will be vacuumed as
brush and twigs do not process in the machines.
Residents are asked to rake their leaves into the
street, but against the curb line. Please note that
high piles of leaves could cause site view obstructions
for vehicles. The piles should be spread out along your
property’s curb line.
Please see the leaf-vacuuming schedule below:
Section #1:
St. Paul, Beaver, Liberty, Flint, Williamsen,
Nelson, Hillcrest, School, Church, Leith, North, East,
Dutcher, Hope Clark, Kissane, O’Doherty, Maurice,
Carney, Becker
Section #2:
Whitney, Walnut, State, Chestnut, North
Second through North Seventh, South First through South
Seventh, Main, Pierce, Franklin, Michigan, Livingston,
Lakeside, Brighton, Madison, Washington,
Section #3:
Fairway Trails, Alpine, Devonshire,
Robertson, Oak Ridge (including all cul-de sacs and
courts, Glenwyth, Whispering Oaks, Woodlake (Including
all cul-de-sacs and courts), Court, Northern Ridge, Long
Leaf Court, Peppergrove, Baywood Circle, Brighton Lake
Road, Lincoln,
It is
estimated that it will take our crews approximately one
week to complete each section. When Section 1 is
complete, they will move onto Section 2, then Section 3
and begin again in Section 1, etc until all of the
leaves are removed or the weather changes to where we
have to concentrate our efforts to snow removal.
Please
understand that we will strive to remove your leaves in
a timely manner after you have raked them to the curb.
It is not possible for the City to vacuum leaves on
an on-call basis.
Remember, burning your leaves is not allowed in the City
of Brighton, by ordinance.
For
more information call the Department of Public Services
at 225-8001.
Brighton
Arts and Culture Commission Vacancy
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE,
that the Brighton City Council will be accepting
applications from residents who would be interested in
an appointment to the Brighton Arts and Culture
Commission to fill an unexpired term.
Per
City Charter and Ordinances, the minimum qualifications
for a Brighton Arts and Culture Commission Member can be
summarized as follows:
1.
Minimum residency in the City at least
two years prior to the date of an
appointment to a Brighton Arts and Culture Commission
vacancy.
2.
Must be a qualified and registered voter
living in the City.
3.
Not being in default to the City of
Brighton.
Additional information regarding the position including
minimum qualifications, responsibilities, compensation,
length of term, can be received by contacting the Human
Resources Director at (810) 225-9251, during regular
business hours Monday through Friday.
Letters of application and resumes summarizing one’s
experiences and qualifications which could help
demonstrate leadership qualities including any specific
experiences on governing boards or committees of other
public or civic service organizations should be sent to
Jennifer Piasecki, Human Resources Director, 200 N. 1st
Street, Brighton, Michigan 48116. Application deadline
is October 29th, 2010.
DIANA
LOWE
CITY CLERK
City of Brighton Fire Hydrant
Flushing begins Monday, September 27, 2010
RESIDENTS OF THE CITY OF BRIGHTON AND THE RESIDENTS OF
GENOA TOWNSHIP THAT HAVE CITY WATER SERVICE:
The
City of Brighton Water Division will be flushing fire
hydrants between the hours of 12:00 am and 7:00 am
beginning Monday, September 27, through Friday, October
1, 2010.
Please plan your water use accordingly. Your water
pressure may be lessened during these times. You may
experience periods of discolored water during this
flushing as well as the day following the flushing of
the hydrants in your area. Should this occur, please
run your cold water faucets only for
approximately 10 minutes to clear the discolored water
from your system. If you still continue to experience
discolored water, please call the Utilities
Superintendent, Tim Krugh, at 227.9479.
ITC Holdings Corporation Vegetation Management
PROPERTY OWNERS IN THE CITY OF BRIGHTON:
Please
be advised that ITC Holdings Corp. will be performing
vegetation management (tree trimming and tree removals)
inside their easement throughout the City of Brighton.
This work is needed in order to prevent trees and shrubs
growing into ITC’s power lines, thus avoiding power
outages and/or significant safety threats to residents
and the public in the area.
Please
click on the icon below to access the map outlining the
area where ITC will be working.
Anyone
with questions regarding this work should contact ITC’s
Customer Line at 877.482.4829
BACC Meeting rescheduled from 9-13-10
to Tuesday, September 14, 2010 at 4:00 pm
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that
the City of Brighton Arts & Culture Commission regular
meeting scheduled for Monday, September 13, 2010 at 4:00
p.m. has been rescheduled to Tuesday, September 14, 2010
at 4:00 p.m. in Council Chambers at Brighton City Hall,
200 North First Street.
If you have
any questions regarding this meeting please contact
Lauri French in the Community Development Department at
810-225-9244.
To comply with
the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA): Any citizen
requesting accommodation to attend this meeting/function
and/or to obtain this notice in alternate formats,
please contact David Blackmar, ADA Coordinator (810)
225-8001, at least five business days prior to the
meeting/function.
DIANA LOWE
CITY CLERK
City of Brighton Notice of Cable
TV Advisory Commission Meeting September 14, 2010
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that
there will be a meeting of the City of Brighton Cable TV
Advisory Commission on Tuesday, September 14, 2010 at
5:30 p.m. at the Brighton City Hall, 200 North First
Street, Brighton, Michigan. The purpose of this meeting
is to discuss Comcast Cable Services.
If you have any questions regarding
this meeting please contact Jennifer Piasecki, Human
Resources Director at (810) 225-9251.
To comply with the Americans with
Disabilities Act (ADA): Any citizen requesting
accommodation to attend this meeting/function and/or to
obtain this notice in alternate formats, please contact
David Blackmar, ADA Coordinator (810) 225-8001, at least
five business days prior to the meeting/function.
DIANA LOWE
CITY CLERK
Public Hearing Regarding the City
of Brighton’s Utilization of U.S. Department of Housing
and Urban Development Community Development Block Grant
Funds
SEPTEMBER 16, 2010 – 7:30 P.M.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a public hearing will be
held to formally review how grant funds were spent and
whether the projects were completed in compliance with
the CDBG rules and regulations. The two grants that
will be reviewed are:
MSC 200802-CAT ($400,000) - Main Street/Grand
River Ave. streetscape; traffic signals; crosswalks; and
sidewalk/streetscape improvements between Main St. and
North St.. Also included four sculpture pads. Project
is complete; MSHDA closeout monitoring visit set for
Sept. 9, 2010.
MSC 200803-CAT ($579,000) - Multi-faceted
project included façade for Sagano Japanese Steakhouse &
Bistro; 2nd Street Parking Lot; Main Street
Sewer Bypass, and administrative funds. All aspects of
project were completed by October 1, 2009; close out
monitoring visit scheduled for September 9, 2010.
All
residents are invited to attend and comment on the
projects at a public hearing being held on Thursday,
September 16, 2010 at 7:30 p.m. at the Brighton City
Council Chambers, 200 N. First Street, Brighton,
Michigan, 48116.
ALL
CONCERNED CITIZENS are encouraged to be present at
this meeting to express their opinion on this matter, as
public input is an important element in the City
Council’s deliberation. Furthermore, a decision on this
matter is likely at this meeting. If you have any
questions regarding this matter please call (810)
225-9244.
To comply with the Americans with
Disabilities Act (ADA): Any citizen requesting
accommodation to attend this meeting/function and/or to
obtain this notice in alternate formats, please contact
David Blackmar, ADA Coordinator, (810) 225-8001, at
least five business days prior to the meeting/function.
Ordinance No. 553 Adopted 9-2-2010
AN
ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE CODE OF ORDINANCES, CITY OF
BRIGHTON, MICHIGAN, BY AMENDING CHAPTER 70, SOLID WASTE,
SECTION 70-3.
THE
CITY OF BRIGHTON, LIVINGSTON COUNTY, HEREBY ORDAINS:
I. Section 70-3
of Chapter 70, Solid Waste, of the Brighton Code of
Ordinances is hereby amended and shall read as follows:
Sec. 70-3. Charges
(a) Charges for the collection of garbage or rubbish to
single family residential customers shall be determined
from time to time by resolution of the City Council and
shall be collected from each single family residence
receiving such services under the terms of this
article.
(b) A collection user fee shall be assessed by the city
treasurer, as fixed by resolution of the City Council,
and added to the monthly utility bill for each
residence. Charges for collection shall be paid by the
residential customer to the city. The city’s designated
waste hauler shall be paid by the city pursuant to the
terms of the contract then in effect.
(c) A ten percent (10%) penalty will be added if the
fee is not paid by the designated due date on the
utility bill. The penalty assessed shall be retained by
the city and not paid to the city’s designated waste
hauler.
(d) The charges for collection and disposal fees
relating to services to single-family generation sites
by the designated waste hauler shall constitute a lien
upon the property for which the services have been
provided. Delinquent charges and penalties shall be
certified annually by the city official in charge of
collection to the tax assessing officer of the city to
be entered upon the next tax roll against the
single-family residence for which the services have been
rendered. The charges and penalties shall be collected
as part of the general city taxes against such
single-family residence and shall accrue further
interest and penalties and shall be collected in the
same manner as provided for delinquent real property
taxes in the city.
(e) No charge shall be made for commercial or
construction garbage or rubbish unless, in the opinion
of the city manager, the same constitutes a financial
detriment to the city. In such case, and on the approval
of the council, a charge shall be made based on actual
cost to the city, including overhead, and shall be
collected in the same manner as other contracted debts.
II. This Ordinance shall be in full force and
effect fifteen (15) days from the adoption as provided
by the Brighton City Charter.
DIANA LOWE, City Clerk
City of Brighton Labor
Day Trash Schedule 2010
Please note that the City of Brighton’s
trash collection will be delayed by one day
due to the upcoming Labor Day Holiday. Residents whose
trash is picked up on Tuesdays will be picked up on
Wednesday September 8th and residents whose
trash is picked up on Wednesdays will be picked up on
Thursday, September 9, 2010.
Please contact the Department of Public
Service at 810.225.8001 for questions.
City of Brighton
Sweeping of City Residential Streets, Downtown Areas,
and Parking Lots
The
City of Brighton performs street sweeping on curbed city
streets and downtown parking lots five nights per week
from May through October.
Residential streets are cleaned between 2 am and 7 am
Monday through Friday.
Downtown area streets and parking lots are cleaned from
4 am – 7 am on Mondays, Fridays, and Sundays, with roads
with pedestrian islands being cleaned on Wednesdays and
Thursdays.
The
streets that will be swept during the week of August 23,
2010 are as follows:
South
Third Street, Main Street, Grand River, Challis, Orndorf,
Karl Greimel, Library, Appian Way, Rickett, Church, Oak
Ridge, Sisu Knoll, North Second, Cross, Alpine, Fairway
Trails, Peppergrove, Northern Ridge, Lincoln, Woodlake,
Whispering Oaks, Woodlake, and Glenwyth
If you
notice that a particular area of the City (your
residential street or a downtown street or parking lot)
that needs attention, please contact the Department of
Public Services at 810.225.8001 and we will address your
concern.
City
of Brighton Notice of Second Reading and
Public Hearing for a Proposed Ordinance
to Amend the City of Brighton Code Chapter 70
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
that the Brighton City Council will hold second reading
and public hearing at 7:30 p.m., September, 2, 2010 at
the Brighton City Council Chambers, 200 N 1st
Street, Brighton, Michigan 48116.
The proposed
Ordinance would amend The Code of Ordinances, City of
Brighton, Michigan, by amending Chapter 70, SOLID WASTE,
SECTION 70-3.
The proposed
amendment is available for inspection and copying at
City Hall, 200 N 1st Street, Brighton,
Michigan 48116. Public comment is invited.
ALL CONCERNED
CITIZENS are invited and encouraged to attend this
public hearing.
To comply with the
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA): Any citizen
requesting accommodation to attend this meeting and/or
to obtain this notice in alternate formats, please
contact David Blackmar, ADA Coordinator (810) 225-8001,
at least five business days prior to the meeting.
Diana Lowe
City Clerk
ORDINANCE NO. 552 Adopted
8/19/10
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE CODE OF
ORDINANCES, CITY OF BRIGHTON, MICHIGAN, BY AMENDING
CHAPTER 22 OF THE CODE BY ADDING NEW ARTICE XI, MEDICAL
MARIHUANA, AND A NEW SECTION 22-341.
WHEREFORE, On November 4,
2008, the voters of Michigan passed the Michigan Medical
Marihuana Act. This Act provides no guidance to local
governments regarding the sale and dispensing of medical
marihuana. As a result, municipalities throughout
Michigan are struggling with legal and zoning issues
related to the sale and dispensing of medical marihuana.
WHEREFORE, the sale or
dispensation of medical marihuana is not currently
addressed in the City of Brighton Code of Ordinances.
WHEREFORE, processing
applications for permits, licenses, certificates or
other approvals for uses associated with the sale or
dispensation of medical marihuana prior to the amendment
of the Code of Ordinances would be detrimental to the
public health, safety, and general welfare.
WHEREFORE, the City of
Brighton desires to ascertain the best and safest means
to comply with the Michigan Medical Marihuana Act, P.A.
2008, MCL 333.26423(d) in order to protect the public
health, safety and general welfare.
WHEREFORE, further study and
preparation are necessary in order to analyze potential
impacts and to draft appropriate amendments to the Code
of Ordinances, and it is necessary to immediately forbid
the issuance of permits and licenses for uses associated
with the sale or dispensation of medical marihuana until
an amendment to the Code of Ordinances becomes
effective.
THE CITY OF BRIGHTON, LIVINGSTON
COUNTY, HEREBY ORDAINS:
I. That a new Article XI,
Medical Marihuana shall be added to Chapter 22.
II. That a new Section
22-341 of Article XI of Chapter 22 is hereby added and
shall read as follows:
A moratorium is established on the issuance
of all City permits, licenses, certificates, and any and
all other approvals, including building permits, land
use permits, and certificates of occupancy or
re-occupancy, in regard to land uses associated with the
sale or dispensation of medical marihuana for a period
not to exceed six months, or until the effective date of
the adoption of amendments to the Zoning Ordinance and
any necessary licensing requirements, whichever occurs
first.
III. This Ordinance shall be
in full force and effect fifteen (15) days from the
adoption as provided by the Brighton City
Charter.
DIANA LOWE, City
Clerk
Pavement Maintenance Fall 2010 begins
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Please be advised that the City
of Brighton’s contractor will begin various pavement
maintenance projects throughout the City from Wednesday,
August 18, 2010 through Thursday, September 2nd.
The
contractor will be performing miscellaneous street
patching on W. Grand River, Rickett Road, the corner of
State and North 3rd Street, Lakeside Dr,
North 5th, North 6th, North 7th,
North East, West Spencer & South East Streets.
Sealcoating will be done on Devonshire, Devonshire Ct,
Robertson, Fairway Trails, Fairway Trails Ct, Alpine
Drive & Alpine Court.
This
work may cause minimal traffic inconveniences; however,
all roadways will be open to thru traffic and residents
will have access to their homes.
All of the work is expected to be
completed by Thursday, September 2nd,
2010.
If you have any questions, please contact
David Blackmar, Asst. DPS Director, at 810.225.8001.
City of
Brighton Notice of Second Reading and Public Hearing to
Amend the Code of Ordinances, City of Brighton,
Michigan, by Amending Chapter 22 of the Code by Adding
New Artice Xi, Medical Marihuana, and a New Section
22-341
PLEASE
TAKE NOTICE, that the Brighton City Council will hold
second reading and public hearing at 7:30 p.m., August
19, 2010 at the Brighton City Council Chambers, 200 N. 1st
Street, Brighton, Michigan 48116.
The
proposed ordinance would amend THE CODE OF ORDINANCES,
CITY OF BRIGHTON, MICHIGAN, BY AMENDING CHAPTER 22 OF
THE CODE BY ADDING NEW ARTICLE XI, MEDICAL MARIHUANA,
AND A NEW SECTION 22-341.
The
proposed ordinance is available for inspection at City
Hall, 200 N. First Street, Brighton, Michigan. Public
comment is invited. ALL CONCERNED CITIZENS are invited
and encouraged to attend this public hearing.
To
comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA):
Any citizen requesting accommodation to attend this
meeting/function and/or to obtain this notice in
alternate formats, please contact David Blackmar, ADA
Coordinator (810) 227-1911, at least five business days
prior to the meeting/function.
DIANA
LOWE
CITY CLERK
Weatherization
Assistance from OLHSA
Weatherization Works!
The low-income Home Weatherization
Assistance Program is a FREE service funded by the
Federal Department of Energy (DOE) and
administered by the Michigan Department
of Human Services (DHS). The program provides free
energy conservation services for
eligible low-income households. DHS
contracts with Oakland Livingston Human Service Agency (OLHSA)
to operate the program. The
Agency determines applicant eligibility,
performs the necessary inspections and contracts with
qualified, licensed and insured
private contractors to complete the
work. Their services reduce energy use and lower utility
bills, thus creating more self sufficient
households.
Energy savings services may include:
Combustion
appliance testing
Installing
ceiling insulation/ventilation
Sidewall and
floor insulation
Interior
sealing of major cold-air infiltration areas, utilizing
blower door technology
Eligibility
Families and
individuals who are interested in having their home
weatherized must meet current federal income
guidelines, which includes the gross
income of everyone residing in the home at the time of
application
Recipients
of FIP, SSI or SDA who have received benefits during any
part of the past twelve months are
automatically eligible
Applications
must be residents of Oakland or Livingston County
How to Apply
You must
contact OLHSA to apply for services
All
applicants must provide proof of income for the previous
three months
Proof of
income could include one or more of the following items:
“Award”
letter from Social Security
Pay stubs
with year to date totals
Letter from
applicant’s employer
Unemployment
check stubs
Most current
W-2 or 1040 tax statement
Homeowner must provide one of the
following pieces of documentation:
Recorded
deed with name and address
Recorded
land contract
Mobile home owner must provide:
Title with
applicant’s name
Renters must have landlord:
Complete and
sign landlord agreement
Provide
proof of ownership (see homeowner above)
Provide
rental or lease agreements signed by both landlord and
applicant
For more information on the
Weatherization Program, please visit
www.olhsa.org
or call
248-209-2760 or 517-546-8500.
Oakland Livingston Human Service Agency
Community Action Since 1964
Helping People. Changing Lives
2010 July Board of Review for
City of Brighton
The
Board of Review for the City of Brighton will convene
for its July meeting with the Assessor on Tuesday, July
20, 2010 at 9:00 a.m. The Board of Review will meet at
Brighton City Hall located at 200 North First Street,
Brighton, MI. The purpose of this meeting is to correct
clerical errors, mutual mistakes of fact, qualified
errors, Homeowner’s Principal Residence Exemptions and
to consider applications for Hardship Exemptions.
To comply with the
Americans With
Disabilities Act (ADA):
Any
citizen requesting accommodation to attend this meeting,
and/or to obtain this notice in alternate formats,
please contact David Blackmar, ADA coordinator, (810)
225-8001, at least five business days prior to the
meeting.
Kathy Lupi
Assessor, City of Brighton
City of Brighton Ordinance No.
551
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE CODE OF ORDINANCES, CITY OF
BRIGHTON, MICHIGAN, BY REPLACING SUBSECTION 98-82(g)
Downtown business district parking exemptions OF ARTICLE
III OF CHAPTER 98 OF THE CODE WITH A NEW SUBSECTION
98-82(g) Downtown business district parking exemptions
OF ARTICLE III OF CHAPTER 98 OF THE CODE.
THE CITY OF BRIGHTON, LIVINGSTON COUNTY, HEREBY ORDAINS:
I. Subsection 98-82(g) of Article III of Chapter 98 is
hereby replaced and shall read as follows:
(g)
Downtown business district parking exemptions.
The City of Brighton creates the following parking
exemption for the downtown business district in
recognition of the available public parking in the
downtown, and to encourage development in the downtown.
Uses within the defined downtown business district
boundary that are required by this section to provide
less than sixty-five parking spaces, shall be exempt
from providing any parking spaces required by this
section. For uses which exceed the parking exemption set
forth herein, the parking requirements shall be
calculated by deducting sixty-five parking spaces from
the parking calculation set forth in Sections 98-83
through 98-85. The DBD is established by ordinance and
its boundaries are shown on the city's zoning map.
II. This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect
fifteen (15) days from adoption as provided by the
Brighton City Charter.
DIANA LOWE
CITY CLERK
CITY
City Receives Upgraded Bond Rating
The City of Brighton is pleased to
announce that Fitch Ratings has recalibrated upward the
following three City Bonds from A+ to AA-.
1. Brighton (MI) GO Bonds series 1996;
2. Brighton (MI) GO Unlimited Tax Street
Bonds series 1997 (insured: Assured GuarantyMunicipal
Corp.); and
3. Brighton Building Authority (MI) GO
Bonds series 1996.
This adjustment ensures a greater degree
of comparability across Fitch's global portfolio of
credit ratings and denotes a comparable level of credit
risk as ratings in other sectors. By definition, a
credit rating is a forward-looking opinion of relative
credit risk. Fitch believes that the City of Brighton
has inherent strengths that allow us to maintain fiscal
balance, including the authority to raise taxes and
fees, strong powers to enforce revenue collection,
flexibility to cut expenses, and discretion to use
accumulated reserves.
Ordinance No.
550 Adopted May 6, 2010
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE CODE OF
THE CITY OF BRIGHTON BY AMENDING THE ZONING MAP
DESCRIBED IN SECTION 98.27 OF CHARTER 98 OF ARTICLE II,
THEREOF.
The City of Brighton ordains that
I. The real property described below and
commonly known as 100 Brighton Interior Drive is hereby
rezoned to RM (Research Manufacturing).
Legal Description:
SEC 24 T2N, R53, BEG AT THE S 1/4
COR OF SEC 24, TH S00*05'01"E 182.05 FT TO THE C/L OF
CHALLIS RD, TH S89*17'59"W 184.50 FT, TH WLY ALG THE ARC
OF A CURVE, CHORD N80*05'08"W 408.35 FT, TH N69*28'16"W
122.43 FT, TH N20*31'44"E 101.03 FT, TH ALG ARC OF
CURVE, CHORD BEARING N05*50'57"E 104.92 FT, TH
N08*49'52"W 327.02 FT, TH N81*10'15"E 10 FT, TH ALG
CURVE TO RIGHT CHORD BEARING N36*01'16"E 469.72 FT TO
THE POB, TH N05*15'11"W 528.70 FT, TH N52*09'16"E 212.56
FT, TH N43*13'37"E 363.55 FT, TH N84*44'49"E 530.85 FT
TO THE WLY R-O-W LINE OF MAGNA CIRCLE DR, TH S05*15'11"E
623.24 FT, TH ALG ARC OF CURVE TO THE RIGHT, CHORD
BEARING S45*31'55"W 568.69 FT, TH N83*40'49"W 461.63 FT,
TH ALG ARC OF CURVE TO LEFT, CHORD BEARING S88*35'43"W
89.48 FT TO POB. CONT. 18.91 AC. SPLIT ON 02/11/1999
FROM 18 24 300 013; GENOA TRANSFER PROPERTY - DDA 3,
LDFA
This Ordinance shall take full
force and effect fifteen (15) days from the date of
adoption, pursuant to the City Charter.
Diana Lowe
City Clerk
Livingston County Household Hazardous Waste Collection
Schedule 2010
The Livingston
County Solid Waste Department will be holding
household hazardous waste collections at their
center located in the Livingston County West Complex
on Highlander Way in Howell (located next to the
Livingston County Animal Shelter) on the following
dates. These collections are available to all
Livingston County Residents. Appointments are
necessary and proof of residency, by tax receipt or
voters registration card, is required.
Saturday, May 22nd
– 9:00 am – 12 pm
Saturday, August 7th
– 9:00 am – 12 pm
Saturday, October 2nd
– 10:00 am – 2 pm
Please call
517.545.9609 to schedule an appointment for drop off.
Also, visit
www.co.livingston.mi.us/SolidWaste/householdHazardousWaste.htm
for a list of acceptable materials.
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