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MINUTES OF THE SEVENTH REGULAR MEETING
OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LIVONIA
July 10, 1950
The seventh regular meeting of the Council of the City of Livonia
was held on July 10, 1950, at 33110 Five Mile Road, Livonia, Michigan. The
meeting was called to order at 8:00 P u by the Vice President of the
Council, Wilson a Edgar, acting as Chairman in the absence of the President,
Harry S Wolfe. Roll was called with the following result. Present--
Wilson W Edgar, Harvey Jahn, Nettie Carey, William Taylor and John Whitehead
Absent--Harry S Wolfe and Raymond E Grimm
The Clerk read the minutes of the sixth regular meeting of the
Council The Vice President asked for corrections and none were offered
111 On motion duly made, seconded and unanimously carried, it was
A 88 RESOLVED that the minutes of the sixth regular
meeting of the Council held on July 7, 1950 be and hereby are
approved in all respects
The Vice President then asked for reports from special committees
and, hearing none, then asked the Clerk to present any current bills. The
City Clerk presented to the Council certain bills On motion of William
Taylor, seconded by Nettie Carey and unanimously carried, it was
f� �9 RESOI VED, that the following bills
Leo 0 Nye--Civil Docket & Legal Forms--$30 54;
Pursell's Office Supplies--426 30; Redford Township--
$45 00, Gregory Mayer & Thom--$270 82, Economy Blue Print
Company--Y52 56;
be approved and paid by the Treasurer.
The mater of approving the proposed plat of Thomas Elliot Subdivision
was again considered by the Council, the same having been tabled at the meeting
on July 7, 1950 On motion of Harvey Jahn, seconded by John Whitehead and
unanimously carried, it was
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p 90 RESOLVED that the said proposed plat of the Thomas
Elliot Subdivision of Part of the North 1/2 of Section 36, Town 1
South, Range 9 East, City of Livonia, Viayne County, Michigan, be
and hereby is approved on the following conditions:
(a) That the proprietor of said plat deposit -pith
the City Treasurer the sum of $50,000 00 in cash under
an agreement for cash bond in substantially the same
form as is required by the Board of County Road
Commissioners of the County of Wayne,
(b) That said agreement provide that Whenever the
City Engineer certifies that any streets or roads have
been properly completed, then there shall be released
to said proprietor from such cash bond, a sum
equal to the number of feet of streets and roads completed
multiplied by the sum of $2 70 per foot -
(c) Said agreement shall further provide that, in the
event said plat is properly vacated without the sale,
transfer or encumbrance of any property, then the full
balance of said cash bond shall be released to said
proprietor;
(d) Said agreement shall be in the form approved by
the City Attorney,
and that, on deposit of said sum of $50,000 00 and the making of
said agreement, the said plat be approved by the signatures of the
Mayor and City Clerk
The Council next considered its resolution passed at the Fifth
Regular Meeting held on June 26, 1950, and pertaining to the requested
approval by the Council of the proposed plat of Wilson Subdivision On
motion of Harvey Jahn, seconded by Nettie Carey and unanimously carried,
it was
RESOLVED, that the City Attorney, William Brashear,
prepare and submit to the Council for its consideration a proposed
ordinance to be known as a Subdivision Ordinance, and that said
ordinance provide that no plat of a subdivision shall hereafter
be approved by the Council unless all of the lots included in such
plat be at least sixty feet in width.
The City Attorney then commenced reading a proposed ordinance for
the licensing of certain businesses
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IIIA fifteen minute recess was taken When the meeting had again
been called to order Councilmen Harry S. Wolfe and Raymond E Grimm had
arrived and were present for the remainder of the meeting. The reading
of the proposed ordinance was continued.
On motion of John Whitehead, seconded by William Taylor and unani-
mously carried, it was
A 61'9' RESOLVED, that the hours of the Justice Court be changed,
for Monday only, to: 9:00 A M to 11:00 A M ; 2 :00 P.M to 4:00
P M , and 7:00 P L to 9 :00 P L , respectively.
On motion of Harvey Jahn, seconded by Raymond E Grimm and unani-
mously carried, the meeting was adjourned. Time of adjournment, 11:45 P LI
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Attested.
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H y S V'1 e, President