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MINUTES OF THE ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED AND SIXTY-SIXTH
REGULAR MEETING OF FEBRUARY 11, 2019
On February 11, 2019 the above meeting was held at the City Hall, 33000
Civic Center Drive, Livonia, Michigan, and was called to order by President Laura
Toy at 7:00 p.m. Vice President Jim Jolly led the meeting in the Pledge with the
help of the Hoover Boy Scout Troop 907.
Roll was called with the following result: Jim Jolly, Brandon Kritzman,
Scott Bahr, Cathy White, Kathleen McIntyre, Brian Meakin, and President Laura
Toy. Absent: None.
Elected and appointed officials present: Mark Taormina, Director of
Planning and Economic Development; Todd Zilincik, City Engineer; Paul
Bernier, City Attorney; Susan M. Nash, City Clerk; Lynda Scheel, Treasurer;;
Judy Priebe; Director of Legislative Affairs; Brian Kahn, Director of Emergency
Preparedness; Doug Moore, Superintendent of Public Service - Operations; and
Dave Varga, Director of Administrative Services.
On a motion by Jolly, supported by White, it was:
#28-19 RESOLVED, that the minutes of the 1,865th
Regular Meeting of Council held February 4, 2019 are
approved as presented.
A roll call vote was taken on the foregoing resolution with the following result:
AYES: Jolly, Kritzman, Bahr, White, Meakin and Toy
NAYS: None
PRESENT: McIntyre
The President declared the resolution adopted.
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Councilmember Meakin announced the retirees for the month of January 2019,
those being: Sergeant James Green, 25 years with the Police Department;
Lieutenant John Walker, 25 years with the Police Department; Margaret Watson,
27 years of service with the City; and James Inglis, 43 years with the City, retired
Director of Housing. He wished them all in their retirement.
President Toy called Laurie Johnson to the podium. She is representing Bates
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Hamburgers who is celebrating their 60 Anniversary. President Toy
acknowledged the small business and thanked them for their service to the
community.
Johnson thanked Council for their recognition and stated they are proud to be a
part of the community.
Councilmembers Bahr and McIntyre and Vice President Jolly shared Bates
memories from their past.
President Toy wished Councilmember Kritzman a happy birthday and he in turn
acknowledged City Attorney Bernier’s birthday as well.
Councilmember Kritzman, Livonia’s representative at SEMCOG, the Southeast
Michigan Council of Government, an organization that concentrates their efforts
on regional cooperation and regional issues, stated that this organization
advocates on behalf of the City which he in turn brings back to the community.
By representing the number of communities that they do represent, their power
from a lobbying standpoint and from an influence standpoint outweighs our own
and it’s a great organization that the City gets a lot out of. He stated that the
Executive Director of SEMCOG has asked him to share a brief video.
(Video played)
Kritzman then stated one of the other aspects he wanted to share about
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SEMCOG is that this last year they celebrated their 50 anniversary and
presented the City of Livonia with a commemorative tile as a token of
appreciation.
President Toy expounded on Councilman Kritzman’s value as the SEMCOG
representative and thanked him for his service.
On a motion by White, supported by Meakin, and unanimously adopted, it
was:
#29-19 RESOLVED, that upon the motion by Councilmember Cathy
White, seconded by Councilmember Brian Meakin, at the Regular Meeting
held February 11, 2019, the Council does hereby refer the subject matter
of the City’s water system and the Asset Management Plan to the Capital
Outlay and Infrastructure Committee for its report and recommendation.
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President Toy stated there is New Data on Item No. 10 on the Agenda.
She then announced the following Public Hearing being held on Monday, March
4, 2019, at 7:00 p.m., at the Auditorium of City Hall, 33000 Civic Center Drive,
Livonia, on the following item:
Appeal of the Condition #5 by the City Planning Commission of Petition
2018-12-08-09, submitted by MIU Holdings, L.L.C. requesting site plan
approval to redevelop the office building, including renovating the exterior of the
existing building and substituting the required masonry screen wall along the
north and west sides of the property with a greenbelt and plantings located on
the north side of Five Mile Road between Hubbard and Farmington Roads
(33014 Five Mile Road) in the Southwest ¼ of Section 15.
City Treasurer, Lynda Scheel, came to the podium to let residents know that the
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Winter tax bills issued on December 1 will now be payable without interest
through Thursday, February 28, 2019 and to assist property owners partial
payment will be accepted throughout this time period. Both Summer and Winter
Real Property Taxes are payable to the Livonia Treasurer through Thursday,
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February 28 and then beginning March 1 they can only be paid to Wayne
County. There is further information contained on the back of the tax bill or visit
the Treasurer’s Office pages of the City’s website. The office is open Monday
through Friday from 8:30 to 5:00 p.m., payments can be made to the office or
dropped in the red box outside on the east side of City Hall.
During Audience Communication Elaine Yates, 18956 Flamingo, came to the
podium and stated she recently submitted a petition to the City Council dealing
with an Air BNB issue in her neighborhood. She stated she has lived in Livonia
over forty years now, growing up on Purlingbrook. She chose to raise her family
in Livonia because of the family friendly quiet neighborhoods. She said when
she bought her home it was zoned residential but now there is a small hotel next
door to her. Her next door neighbor is renting out his bedroom with access to
his entire home including the basement, the shower, etc. for $24.00 a night. It is
advertised on the airbnb as a local neighborhood with friendly neighbors with a
school and a park a block and a half down the road. People are coming and
going all hours of the day and night. He has check-in from 3:00 p.m. to 11:00
p.m., however people have come and gone as early as 8:00 a.m. when school
kids are passing by. People are coming and going at 11:00, 11:30 p.m., with car
doors being closed, heavy traffic on the street. There are in state and out of state
license plates. There is no background check for this type of activity. They do
ask airbnb members and hosts for their name, their phone number, and a picture
ID but not everybody submits one. Any verified or nonverified person can rent
his room. Any person can rent a room for another person. She stated she is
uncomfortable with the situation as her bedroom, bathroom and living room
windows all face the driveway of this home. He does have a rental license and
has rented to people long term in the past, people he has known, people from
his church.
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President Toy let Ms. Johnson know her three minute time limit had expired.
Michael Conroy, 18956 Flamingo, came to the podium to also address the airbnb
issue and stated that the neighborhood is zoned residential and that the man is
getting a 1099 from the State of Michigan which means he is recognized as a
business in a residential zone and he expressed his concerns to Council.
On a motion by Bahr, supported by White, and unanimously adopted, it
was:
#30-19 RESOLVED, that upon the motion by Councilmember Scott
Bahr, seconded by Councilmember Cathy White, at the Regular Meeting
held February 11, 2019, the Council does hereby refer the subject matter
of appropriate way(s) to regulate short term housing rentals to the Law
Department for its report and recommendation and the subject matter of
appropriate regulations and ordinances in connection with short term
housing rentals to the Committee of the Whole for its report and
recommendation.
During Audience Communication DeAndrea Foisy, 18914 Flamingo, Livonia
came to the podium and stated she has lived in Livonia for 32 years, raised two
children, loves the community, the neighbors, the parks and excellent schools.
She volunteers and teaches her children to give back. She stated her concerns
about the airbnb in her neighborhood. She urged Council to take a look at the
issue and make policies concerning same.
Michael Somerville, 18890 Flamingo, Livonia, came to the podium to address
Council about the airbnb in his neighborhood and his concerns about it.
Bill Funderburk, 17233 Laurel Drive, Livonia, addressed Council about his
concerns with the number of deer in his neighborhood.
Valerie Winesdorffer, 37782 Myrna Street, Livonia, came to the podium to
address Council about her concerns with the airbnb on Flamingo.
Councilmember McIntyre stated that there is legislation pending at the State level
that would prohibit municipalities from banning airbnbs. In other words the State
is contemplating telling all communities that you can’t do anything to block
airbnbs, not specifically airbnbs but short term rentals. She encouraged people
that have concerns to contact their State Senator and State Representative and
let them know you are strongly opposed to any involvement by the State
Government to legislate directives on this issue.
Following discussion by Council, a roll call vote was taken on the motion by Bahr,
supported by White, with the following result:
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AYES: Jolly, Kritzman, Bahr, White, McIntyre, Meakin and Toy
NAYS: None
The President declared the resolution adopted.
A communication from the Department of Finance, dated January 24,
2019, re: forwarding the Quarterly Investment Report for the City of Livonia as
of November 30, 2018, was received and placed on file for the information of the
Council.
On a motion by Jolly, supported by Kritzman, it was:
#31-19 RESOLVED, that pursuant to the provisions of Section 5,
Chapter VIII of the Charter of the City of Livonia, and based upon the
appointment of the Mayor, dated January 18, 2019, the Council does
hereby consent to and confirm the appointment of Lyle Trudell, 30409
Wentworth, Livonia, Michigan 48154, to the Board of Review, to fill the
unexpired term of Vahan Nazarian, which will expire on February 16,
2020, provided that Mr. Trudell takes the oath of office as required in
Chapter X, Section 2 of the City Charter, to be administered by the City
Clerk.
#32-19 RESOLVED, that having considered the report and
recommendation of the Fire Chief, dated January 16, 2019, which bears
the signature of the Finance Director and is approved for submission by
the Mayor, the Council does hereby accept the bid of Dennis Building
Services, 15891 Bridle Path Court, Clinton Township, MI 48035 for
renovations to the existing kitchens at Fire Stations 5 and 6, for a total
amount not to exceed $73,180.00, FURTHER, the Council does hereby
reject the bid submitted by Envision Builders because after the bid
tabulation, company reviews and interviews with the two bidders,
representatives of the Fire Department determined that Dennis Building
Services provided a higher quality and more durable cabinetry;
FURTHER, the Council does hereby authorize an expenditure in an
amount not to exceed $73,180.00 from funds budgeted in Account No.
401-000-976-000 (Capital Outlay – Bld Imprv) for this purpose; and the
Mayor and City Clerk are hereby authorized to execute a contract, subject
to approval as to form and substance by the Department of Law, for and
on behalf of the City of Livonia with the aforesaid bidder and to do all other
things necessary or incidental to the full performance of this resolution.
#33-19 RESOLVED, that having considered the report and
recommendation of the Superintendent of Parks and Recreation, dated
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January 11, 2019, which bears the signature of the Director of Finance
and is approved for submission by the Mayor, the Council does hereby
accept the Option 2 bid of Gold Coin Laundries, LLC, 7866 Augusta Drive,
Washington Township, Michigan 48094, to provide fitness towel service
at the Kirksey Recreation Center for a five year period, commencing April
14, 2019 to April 13, 2024, in the amount of $36,000.00 per year for years
1-3, and $37,200.00 per year for years 4 and 5, plus $8,976.00 per year
for replacement cost, the same having been in fact the lowest bid received
and meets all specifications; FURTHER, the Council does hereby
authorize an expenditure in the amount of $44,976.00 per year for years
1-3 and $46,176.00 per year for years 4 and 5, for a five-year total in the
amount of $227,280.00, from funds budgeted in Account No. 208-755-
818-020 (contractual services-maintenance) for this purpose; and the
Mayor and City Clerk are hereby authorized to execute a contract, subject
to approval as to form and substance by the Department of Law, for and
on behalf of the City of Livonia with the aforesaid bidder and to do all other
things necessary or incidental to the full performance of this resolution.
#34-19 RESOLVED, that having considered a communication from
the Director of Community Resources, dated January 14, 2019, which
bears the signatures of the Director of Finance and the City Attorney and
is approved for submission by the Mayor, and to which is attached a
proposed agreement for the Specialized Services Operating Assistance
Program Third-Party Contract between SMART and the City of Livonia for
the period October 1, 2018 through September 30, 2019, with grant funds
to be used for the Livonia Community Transit Program to provide lift-
equipped transportation to the senior and disabled residents of the City,
the Council does, for and on behalf of the City of Livonia, authorize the
Mayor and City Clerk to execute the said agreement in the manner and
form herein submitted, provided that the agreement is approved as to form
and substance by the Department of Law, and to do all other things
necessary or incidental to the full performance of this resolution.
#35-19 RESOLVED, that having considered the report and
recommendation of the City Engineer, dated January 9, 2019, which
bears the signature of the Director of Finance, is approved by the Director
of Public Works and the Superintendent of Parks and Recreation, and is
approved for submission by the Mayor, the Council does hereby accept
the bid of Nagle Paving Company, 36780 Amrhein, Livonia, Michigan
48150, for performing all work required in connection with the Tatigian
Park Asphalt Path Paving Project, for the estimated total cost of
$136,679.00, based on the Engineering Division's estimate of units of
work involved and subject to the final payment based on the actual units
of work completed in accordance with the unit prices accepted herein,
said estimated cost and unit prices having been in fact the lowest bid
received and meets all specifications; FURTHER, the Council does
hereby authorize an expenditure in an amount not to exceed $136,679.00
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from funds already budgeted in Account No. 204-463-974-200 (Road,
Sidewalk and Tree Fund, Land Improvement – Non-Motorized Account)
for this purpose; and the City Engineer is hereby authorized to approve
minor adjustments in the work as it becomes necessary but this
authorization does not entitle the City Engineer to authorize any increase
in the not to exceed amount or to contract with other parties, and the
Mayor and City Clerk are hereby authorized to execute a contract, subject
to approval as to form and substance by the Department of Law, for and
on behalf of the City of Livonia with the aforesaid bidder and to do all
other things necessary or incidental to the full performance of this
resolution.
#36-19 RESOLVED, that having considered the report and
recommendation of the City Engineer, dated January 9, 2019, submitted
pursuant to Council Resolution Nos. 176-18, 98-17, 261-16, 163-15 and
283-14, which bears the signature of the Director of Finance, is approved
by the Director of Public Works and is approved for submission by the
Mayor, the Council does hereby authorize a one-year extension of the
contract with Michigan Joint Sealing, Inc., 28830 West Eight Mile Road,
suite 103, Farmington Hills, MI 48336, for completing all work required in
connection with the 2019 Joint and Crack Sealing Program (Contract 19-
D) by extending the Contract 14-D unit prices for Contract 19-D, for a total
cost not to exceed $290,000.00; FURTHER, such action is taken without
competitive bidding because there is little or no competition in the joint
and crack sealing business at the present time, and Michigan Joint
Sealing, Inc. has shown itself to be the most competitive market
participant by, among other things, honoring their 2018 pricing, such that
the City would receive no advantage from competitive bidding per Code
of Ordinances Section 3.04.140D3; FURTHER, the Council does hereby
authorize an expenditure in the amount of $100,000.00 from funds already
budgeted in Account No. 202-463-818-117 (Major Roads) and in the
amount of $190,000.00 from funds already budgeted in Account No. 203-
463-818-117 (Local Roads) for this purpose; FURTHER, the foregoing
amounts are based upon the Engineering Division’s estimate of units
involved, and are subject to final payments based upon the actual units
completed in accordance with the unit prices accepted in 2019; and the
City Engineer is hereby authorized to approve minor adjustments in the
work as it becomes necessary but this authorization does not entitle the
City Engineer to authorize any increase in the not to exceed amount or to
contract with other parties.
#37-19 RESOLVED, that having considered a communication from
the City Engineer, dated January 9, 2019, which bears the signature of
the Director of Finance, is approved by the Director of Public Works, and
approved for submission by the Mayor, the Council does hereby approve
a one (1) year contract extension, at the unit prices from the 2017 Lane
Line Marking Contract (Contract 17-H), with R.S. Contracting Inc., 9276
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Marine City Hwy., Casco Twp., Michigan 48064, for the 2019 Lane Line
Marking Program (Contract 19-H) for the estimated total cost of
$125,000.00 for Fiscal Year 2019, Contract 19-H, based upon the
Engineering Division’s estimate of units involved (at 2017 unit bid prices),
and subject to a final payment based upon the actual units completed in
accordance with the unit prices accepted herein; FURTHER, the Council
does hereby authorize an expenditure in an amount not to exceed
$125,000.00 for Fiscal Year 2019 (Contract 19-H) from funds budgeted in
Account No. 202-463-818-118 (Contractual Services – Lane Line
Marking) for this purpose; FURTHER, the Council does hereby authorize
the action herein without competitive bidding in accordance with Section
3.04.140.D.3 of the Livonia Code of Ordinances, as amended, since no
advantage to the City would result from competitive bidding because there
is essentially no competition in this segment of the market, and the City
Engineer is hereby authorized to approve minor adjustments in the work
as it becomes necessary but this authorization does not entitle the City
Engineer to authorize any increase in the not to exceed amount or to
contract with other parties, and the Mayor and City Clerk are hereby
authorized for and on behalf of the City of Livonia to execute a contract
extension with the aforesaid company, approved as to form and
substance by the Department of Law, and to do all other things necessary
or incidental to the full performance of this resolution.
#38-19 RESOLVED, that having considered the report and
recommendation of the City Engineer, dated January 14, 2019, which
bears the signature of the Director of Finance, is approved by the Director
of Public Works, and approved for submission by the Mayor, regarding
additional appropriation and expenditure for the 2018 Concrete Road
Repair Program (Contract 18-C), to close out the contract with Hard Rock
Concrete, Inc., pursuant to Council Resolution 130-18, adopted on April
9, 2018, the Council does hereby authorize an additional appropriation
and expenditure in an amount not-to-exceed $306,770.50 from the
Unexpended Fund Balance from the Road, Sidewalk and Tree Fund (204)
to close out the 2018 Concrete Road Repair Program (Contract 18-C)
payable to Hard Rock Concrete, Inc., 38146 Abruzzi Drive, Westland, MI
48185. the new final contract total amount not to exceed $4,090,868.00.
#39-19 RESOLVED, that having considered the report and
recommendation of the City Engineer, dated January 9, 2019, which is
approved by the Director of Public Works, approved as to form by the City
Attorney and approved for submission by the Mayor, with regard to a
request from Aldi, Inc., a Michigan corporation, in conjunction with the
construction of a storm drainage system that provides adequate drainage
from property developed at 29330 Schoolcraft Road, Livonia, Michigan,
the Council does hereby determine as follows:
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1. To accept on behalf of the City of Livonia, the jurisdiction and
maintenance of the storm sewer within the property located on the
east side of Middlebelt Road, north of Schoolcraft Road, in the S.W.
¼ of Section 24, for the development of an Aldi, Inc. store, which
accommodates storm water from property developed at 29330
Schoolcraft Road, with the maintenance agreement from the
leaseholder, ALDI, Inc. (MICHIGAN), a Michigan corporation, 2625
North Stockbridge Road, Webberville, MI 48892, attached to said
report and recommendation, indicating a corporate commitment to
maintain the system and reimburse the City for any maintenance
the City performs; and
2. To authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to execute the Storm Water
Facilities Maintenance Agreement on behalf of the City.
A roll call vote was taken on the foregoing resolutions with the following result:
AYES: Jolly, Kritzman, Bahr, White, McIntyre, Meakin, and Toy
NAYS: None
The President declared the resolutions adopted.
A communication from the Director of Finance, dated January 23, 2019,
re: delinquent water bill for 20208 Parkville, was received and placed on file for
the information of the Council.
A communication from the Office of the Treasurer, dated January 22,
2019, re: delinquent and current property taxes due for 20208 Parkville, was
received and placed on file for the information of the Council.
A communication from the Office of the Treasurer, dated February 7,
2019, re: Update to Regular Agenda Item #10, showing payment of delinquent
and current property taxes for 20208 Parkville, was received and placed on file
for the information of the Council.
President Toy stated that as President of Council she would hope that the
Departments would call Petitioners before their item comes before Council to
notify them of delinquencies and avoid embarrassing them at the Council
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meetings. She said she had received several comments from residents on this
issue.
On a motion by Jolly, supported by Meakin, it was:
#40-19 RESOLVED, that having considered a communication from
Danny Fitzgerald, Classic Building Co., received by the Office of the City
Clerk on January 17, 2019, requesting a waiver of the sidewalk
requirement for the newly constructed home located at 20208 Parkville, in
the NW ¼ of Section 1, and communications from the Director of Finance
and the Office of the Treasurer, dated January 23, 2019 and January 22,
2019, respectively, and having further considered the report and
recommendation of the City Engineer, dated January 17, 2019, approved
for submission by the Mayor, recommending a waiver of the sidewalk
requirement due to relative lack of other public sidewalks existing within
the neighboring area, the Council does hereby approve this request,
contingent upon payment in full of any delinquent water and/or tax bill
balance(s), inasmuch as omitting the sidewalk on the subject property
would have no detrimental effect upon the neighboring properties at this
time due to relative lack of other public sidewalks existing within the
neighboring area, with the exception of a small amount of walk, just to the
south; FURTHER, the Council does hereby reserve the right to require
sidewalks at this location in the event that additional sidewalks are
installed in this area at some future date.
Betsy Calhoun, 33023 Grennada, came to the podium to talk about sidewalks.
She stated she holds an appointment on the Greenleaf Commission on
Sustainability, and since a community’s walkability quotient is an important
concept in sustainable urban design. She is not representing the Commission in
her comments tonight but just referencing her interest and commitment. She
expressed concerns with Council’s decision making process in sidewalk waivers.
Vice President Jolly responded to Calhoun’s comments by saying the
comparison to the subdivision to the east is not really a valid one and that at this
point they are not requiring parcels to put sidewalks in that go nowhere and that
many things are factored in to their decisions.
Councilmember Kritzman stated he did look up the zoning map and that area is
zoned R-U-F, Rural Urban Farm, so there is a different nature to that particular
street. He spoke about the Sidewalk Gap Program and that he attended a
meeting last week that addressed that issue, it being the next iteration of the
Bike/Walk Livonia Program and as part of that one of the subject matters was
putting forth additional efforts and starting the process of a more comprehensive
sidewalk gap initiative. He indicated that is something that Council will endeavor
to take care of in the future but at this point they are still trying to wrap their arms
around it and take a more strategic approach.
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Councilmember Bahr replied that he has a tendency to not be in support of
sidewalk waivers but in this case he is. He indicated that the issue of a Master
Plan for sidewalks is in committee, so there’s less questions about the process.
Lynda Scheel, Treasurer, came to the podium to state that the Petitioner, Danny
Fitzgerald, was well aware that the taxes were delinquent on this property as well
as the water bill and that he should not have been embarrassed by the questions
from Council.
Following discussion by Council, a roll call vote was taken on the motion by Jolly,
supported by Meakin, with the following result:
AYES: Jolly, Kritzman, Bahr, White, McIntyre, Meakin and Toy
NAYS: None
The President declared the resolution adopted.
On a motion by Bahr, supported by Meakin, and unanimously adopted, it
was:
#41-19 RESOLVED, that having considered a communication from
the City Engineer, dated January 17, 2019, approved for submission by
the Mayor, to which is attached a letter from Danny Fitzgerald, Classic
Building Co., received by the Office of the City Clerk on January 17, 2019,
requesting a waiver of the sidewalk requirement for the newly constructed
home located at 20214 Parkville, in the NW ¼ of Section 1, the Council
does hereby approve this request inasmuch as omitting the sidewalk on
the subject property would have no detrimental effect upon the
neighboring properties at this time due to relative lack of other public
sidewalks existing within the neighboring area, with the exception of a
small amount of walk, just to the south; FURTHER, the Council does
hereby reserve the right to require sidewalks at this location in the event
that additional sidewalks are installed in this area at some future date.
On a motion by Jolly, supported by Meakin, and unanimously adopted, it
was:
#42-19 RESOLVED, that having considered a communication from
the City Engineer, dated January 17, 2019, approved for submission by
the Mayor, to which is attached a letter from Danny Fitzgerald, Classic
Building Co., received by the Office of the City Clerk on January 17, 2019,
requesting a waiver of the sidewalk requirement for the newly constructed
home located at 20220 Parkville, in the NW ¼ of Section 1, the Council
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does hereby approve this request inasmuch as omitting the sidewalk on
the subject property would have no detrimental effect upon the
neighboring properties at this time due to relative lack of other public
sidewalks existing within the neighboring area, with the exception of a
small amount of walk, just to the south; FURTHER, the Council does
hereby reserve the right to require sidewalks at this location in the event
that additional sidewalks are installed in this area at some future date.
White gave first reading to the following Ordinance:
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 010 OF TITLE 12,
CHAPTER 16 (PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS), OF THE
LIVONIA CODE OF ORDINANCES, AS AMENDED.
The foregoing Ordinance, when adopted, is filed in the Journal of Ordinances in
the Office of the City Clerk and is the same as if word for word repeated herein.
The above Ordinance was placed on the table for consideration at an upcoming
Regular meeting.
On a motion by Meakin, supported by Jolly, and unanimously adopted, it
was:
#43-19 RESOLVED, that having considered a communication from
the City Planning Commission, dated January 16, 2019, which transmits
its resolution 01-05-2019, adopted on January 15, 2019, with regard to
Petition 2018-12-03-02 submitted by Trinity Health Senior Communities,
pursuant to Council Resolution 420-18 and Section 12.08.015(B) of the
Livonia Code of Ordinances, as amended, wherein a request is submitted
to determine whether or not to vacate the existing water main easement
1A within the Marycrest Senior Housing and Healthcare Campus located
at 15475 Middlebelt Road, located on the west side of Middlebelt Road
between Five Mile Road and Puritan Avenue, in the Southeast ¼ of
Section 14, the Council does hereby concur in the recommendation of the
City Planning Commission and does grant and approve the said Petition
2018-12-03-02; and the Department of Law is hereby requested to
prepare the necessary vacating ordinance in accordance with this
resolution.
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On a motion by Meakin, supported by Bahr, and unanimously adopted, it
was:
#44-19 RESOLVED, that having considered a communication from
the City Planning Commission, dated January 16, 2019, which transmits
its resolution 01-06-2019, adopted on January 15, 2019, with regard to
Petition 2018-12-03-03 submitted by Trinity Health Senior Communities,
pursuant to Council Resolution 421-18 and Section 12.08.015(B) of the
Livonia Code of Ordinances, as amended, wherein a request is submitted
to determine whether or not to vacate the existing water main easement
1B within the Marycrest Senior Housing and Healthcare Campus located
at 15475 Middlebelt Road, located on the west side of Middlebelt Road
between Five Mile Road and Puritan Avenue, in the Southeast ¼ of
Section 14, the Council does hereby concur in the recommendation of the
City Planning Commission and does grant and approve the said Petition
2018-12-03-03; and the Department of Law is hereby requested to
prepare the necessary vacating ordinance in accordance with this
resolution.
On a motion by Meakin, supported by Kritzman, and unanimously
adopted, it was:
#45-19 RESOLVED, that having considered a communication from
the City Planning Commission, dated January 16, 2019, which transmits
its resolution 01-07-2019, adopted on January 15, 2019, with regard to
Petition 2018-12-03-04 submitted by Trinity Health Senior Communities,
pursuant to Council Resolution 422-18 and Section 12.08.015(B) of the
Livonia Code of Ordinances, as amended, wherein a request is submitted
to determine whether or not to vacate the existing water main easement
2A within the Marycrest Senior Housing and Healthcare Campus located
at 15495 Middlebelt Road, located on the west side of Middlebelt Road
between Five Mile Road and Puritan Avenue, in the Southeast ¼ of
Section 14, the Council does hereby concur in the recommendation of the
City Planning Commission and does grant and approve the said Petition
2018-12-03-04; and the Department of Law is hereby requested to
prepare the necessary vacating ordinance in accordance with this
resolution.
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On a motion by Meakin, supported by Bahr, and unanimously adopted, it
was:
#46-19 RESOLVED, that having considered a communication from
the City Planning Commission, dated January 16, 2019, which transmits
its resolution 01-08-2019, adopted on January 15, 2019, with regard to
Petition 2018-12-03-05 submitted by Trinity Health Senior Communities,
pursuant to Council Resolution 423-18 and Section 12.08.015(B) of the
Livonia Code of Ordinances, as amended, wherein a request is submitted
to determine whether or not to vacate the existing water main easement
2B within the Marycrest Senior Housing and Healthcare Campus located
at 15495 Middlebelt Road, located on the west side of Middlebelt Road
between Five Mile Road and Puritan Avenue, in the Southeast ¼ of
Section 14, the Council does hereby concur in the recommendation of the
City Planning Commission and does grant and approve the said Petition
2018-12-03-05; and the Department of Law is hereby requested to
prepare the necessary vacating ordinance in accordance with this
resolution.
There was no Audience Communication at the end of the meeting.
On a motion by Bahr, supported by Jolly, and unanimously adopted, this
1,866th Regular Meeting of the Council of the City of Livonia was adjourned at
7:56 p.m. on February 11, 2019.
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Susan M. Nash, City Clerk