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MINUTES OF THE ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-SIXTH REGULAR MEETING
OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LIVONIA
On February 14, 1955, the above meeting was held at 33001 Five Mile Road,
Livonia, Michigan, and was called to order at approximately 8:06 P. M., by the
President of the Council, John T. Daugherty. Councilman Kleinert delivered the
invocation. Roll was called with the following result: Present-- John T.Daugherty,
David L. Jones, Harry R. Killam, Rudolf R. Kleinert, John W. Whitehead and Wilson
W. Edgar. Absent-- Nettie Carey.
By Councilman Killam, seconded by Councilman Whitehead and unanimously
adopted, it was
#67-55 RESOLVED, that the reading of the minutes be postponed until
a later time in this meeting.
The City Clerk, Marie W. Clark, read a letter from the Mayor dated February
14, 1955, and report from Herald Hamill dated February 11, 1955, regarding bills
ifti submitted by the Boam Company as an addition to Water Supply System Contract No. 3.
By Councilman Jones, seconded by Councilman Kleinert, it was
#68-55 RESOLVED, that the Boam Company be advanced the amount of
$4,873.00, pursuant to the letter from Herald Hamill. dated February 11,
1955, and the recommendation of the Mayor dated February 14, 1955.
A roll call vote was taken on the foregoing resolution with the following result:
AYES: Jones, Killam, Kleinert, Whitehead, Edgar and Daugherty.
NAYS: None.
By Councilman Kleinert, seconded by Councilman Jones and unanimously
adopted, it was
#69-55 RESOLVED, that the Town Hall meeting date, as established by
resolution No. 1900, adopted December 13, 1954, be and hereby is changed
to the fourth Friday of each month.
By Councilman Edgar, seconded by Councilman Whitehead and unanimously
adopted, it was
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#70-55 RgSOLVED, that
WHEREAS, death has taken George N. Bentley, a life long
resident, from our midst, and
WHEREAS, he had, through his entire life, been a prime
booster for Livonia, and
WHEREAS, his love for the youth of the City and his en-
thusiastic work in their behalf helped him to live past the three
score and ten mark, and
WHEREAS, he served with honor to himself and distinction
to the City as a member of the Board of Education and had much to do
with the present school set-up, and
WHEREAS, he served with distinction as the Chairman of the
First Planning Commission of the City of Livonia, and
WHEREAS, he served the people of Livonia in other ways with
uncompromising integrity, and
WHEREAS, he was admired by all those who knew him for his
many contributions to mankind,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Council of the City
of Livonia records here permanently in the minutes of this meeting, the
sense of deep loss to the City that is felt by the Council, the public
officials and the people of Livonia because of the death of George N.
Bentley, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, as a token of sincere appreciation
and recognition of his faithful service to the City, that a certified
copy of this resolution bearing the seal of the City of Livonia be
submitted to the members of the George N. Bentley family.
The hour of 8:30 P. M., having arrived, the City Clerk thereupon opened
and read the following bids for equipment:
Air Operated Truck Hoist for the Department of Public Works
1. Jams J. Krebs $1,669.48
2. Wayne Motor Supply, Inc. 1,775.00
By Council man Killam, seconded by Councilman Jones and unanimously
adopted, it was
#71-55 RESOLVED, that the foregoing bids for Air Operated Truck Hoist
be referred to the Department of Public Works for report and recommendation.
Road Material, for the Department of Public Works
1. Concrete Supply Company, 25813 Telegraph Road
12000 tons road gravel @ $1.35
50 tons sand 1.50
100 tons pebbles 1.90
2. A. M. Thompson, Northville, Michigan
12000 tons road gravel 0 $1.39
50 tons sand 1.65
100 tons pebbles 1.52
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3. Heichman Sand & Gravel Co., Northville, Michigan
lio
12000 tons road gravel @ X1.35
50 tons sand 1.98
100 tons pebbles 1.46
By Councilman Jones, seconded by Councilman Whitehead and unanirrously
adopted, it was
#72-55 RESOLVED, that the foregoing bids for road materials be re-
ferred to the Department of Public Works for report and recommendation.
Ford Mainline Tudor V-8 - Police Department
1. Ralph Ellsworth, 30000 Ford Road
5 cars, total 68,366.94
3 cars, total 5,346.69
Total, 8 cars 13,713.63
Less $700 per car for trade in, if any.
2. Paul J. Weidman, Inc., Plymouth, Michigan
3, cars, total $5,426.16
5, cars, total 8,542.36
Total, 8 cars 13,968.51
Cr:dit on used cars 2,775.00
Net 611,193.51
3. Bill Brown, Fenkell Avenue, Detroit
8 cars 614,836.84
Less 5 trade ins 3,100.00
Net 11,736.84
4. Bill Brown, Plymouth Road, Livonia
8 cars 615,036.84
Less 5 trade ins 3,100.00
Net 11,936.84
5. Floyd Rice, Inc., Detroit
5 cars, total $8,372.45
3 cars, total 5,397.72
Total, 8 cars 13,770.17
Less trade in 2,500.00
Net 11,270.17
By Councilman Jones, seconded by Councilman Killam and unanimously
adopted, it was
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#73-55 RESOLVED, that the bids for the Ford Mainline Tudor V-8 Sedans
be referred to the Department of Public Safety for report and recommendation.
President Daugherty relinquished the chair to Vice President Kleinert at
8:53 P. M.
By Councilman Daugherty, seconded by Councilman Jones and unanimously
adopted, it was
#74-55 RESOLVED, that
WHEREAS, there exists a diversion of tax funds to various com-
munities of the State of Michigan and di sbursenent of said funds is on a
per capita basis, based upon a Federal census made each decade, and
WHEREAS, the City of Livonia comprises 36 square miles of
rapidly developing residential areas, population of Livonia having ex-
panded from 18,000 in 1950 to approximately 39,000 at the present time, and
WHEREA ', residents of Livonia are deprived of their rightful
share of benefits of Tax Diversion Funds because of a lack of procedure
that would adjust disbursement of said funds to the fluctuation of
population, and
WHEREAS, this sane condition exists in many expanding com-
munities of Michigan, and
WHEREAS, legislation to provide an interim statewide census
is presently under consideration by the House Taxation Committee of the
Michigan Senate;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Michigan Senate and
Legislature be requested to grant relief to citizens of their State and
City of Livonia by providing procedures to assure citizens of expanding
communities a rightful share of tax diverted funds.
President Daugherty resumed the chair at 8:55 P. M.
By Councilman Kleinert, seconded by Councilman Edgar and unanimously
adopted, it was
#75-55 RESOLVED, that the foregoing resolution be submitted to the
Michigan State Legislature and copies be forwarded to other communities
in Wayne County.
By Councilman Whitehead, seconded by Councilman Kleinert and unanimously
adopted, it was
#76-55 RESOLVED, that the Council suspend the regular order of
business to take up certain items on the agenda -ierein interested
persons are waiting to be heard on those items.
The City Clerk, Marie W. Clark, read a petition dated February 10, 1955,
from property owners on Oak Drive. Mr. Elmore McNiece appeared as spokesman for
the petitioners.
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By Councilman Edgar, seconded by Councilman Kleinert and unanimously
ifteradopted, it was
#77-55 RESOLVED that, having considered the petition of property owners
residing on Oak Drive in which they offered to dedicate a certain portion
of their property to be used for highway purposes, the City Council does
hereby assure such residents that the City will take over the care and
maintenance of Oak Drive, provided quit claim deeds are submitted and
approved by the City Attorney for presentation to the Council.
By Councilman Edgar, seconded by Councilman Whitehead, it was
#78-55 RESOLVED that, on recommendation of W. R. McCary, Superintendent
of Public Works, the bid of James Krebs in the amount of $1,669.48 for
one Globe Hydraulic Lift is hereby approved.
A roll call vote was taken on the foregoing resolution with the following result:
AYES: Jones, Killam, Kleinert, Whitehead, Edgar and Daugherty.
NAYS: None.
By Councilman Jones, seconded by Councilman Whitehead, it was
#79-55 RESOLVED that , on recommendation of W. R. McCary, Superintendent
imp of Public Works, the bid of Heichman Sand and Gravel Company in the amount
of $16,445.00 for road materials is hereby approved.
A roll call vote was taken on the foregoing resolution with the following result:
AYES: Jones, Killam, Kleinert, Whitehead, Edgar and Daugherty.
NAYS: None.
Councilman Whitehead was excused at 9:30 P. M.
By Councilman Kleinert, seconded by Councilman Killam, it was
#80-55 RESOLVED that, on recommendation of the Department of Public
Safety, the bid of Ralph Ellsworth, Inc., in the amount of $10,213.63
for eight Ford Mainline Tudor Sedans for the Police Department is hereby
approved.
Councilman Whit ehead returned at 9:32 P. M.
A roll call vote was taken on the foregoing resolution with the following result:
AYES: Jones, Killam, Kleinert, Whitehead, Edgar and Daugherty.
imw NAYS: None.
A recess was called at 9:35 P. M., after which the meeting resumed with
all members present who were named as present in the original roll call of this
meeting.
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The City Clerk read a letter dated February 10, 1955 from James L.
iim Cleveland, Financial Secretary, Local 262, UAW-CIO, regarding election of the
union.
By Councilman Kleinert, seconded by Councilman Edgar and unanimously
adopted, it was
#$1-55 RESOLVED, that the request of Local 262, UAW-CIO to place a
tent or voting booth on the easement of Amrhein Road for the purpose
of conducting an election is hereby approved, provided that the union
will assume any and all liabilities incurred.
The City Clerk read letters from the Police Department dated February 10,
1955, regarding a damage claim of Charles Armstrong, 20424 Mayfield, and report of
the City Attorney dated February 14, 1955.
By Councilman Killam, seconded by Councilman Jones, it was
#82-55 RESOLVED, that,pursuant to the recommendation of the Police
Department dated February 10, 1955, the claim of Charles Armstrong,
ibm 20424 Mayfield, for damages in the amount of p24.00 is hereby approved
and this sum is hereby appropriated from the Unallocated Fund for this
purpose.
A roll call vote was taken on the foregoing resolution with the following result:
AYES: Jones, Killam, Kleinert, Whitehead, Edgar and Daugherty.
NAYS: None.
The City Clerk read the report of W. R. McCary, Superintendent of Public
Works dated February 10, 1955 regarding policy requested by Subdivision builders,
which report was received and placed on file for study by the Committee of the Whole.
Councilman Edgar was excused at 10:40 P. M.
The City Clerk read a letter from W. R. McCary, Superintendent of Public
Works dated February 9, 1955 pertaining to Edward Rose Chicago Heights Subdivision,
also letter from Edward Rose & Sons dated January 10, 1Q55.
Councilman Edgar returned at 10:42 P. M.
imoBy Councilman Jones, seconded by Councilman Killam, it was
RESOLVED, that the Council concur with the recommendation of
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W. R. McCary, dated February 9, 1955, regarding the Edward Rose Chicago
'leights Subdivision, and that a cony of Mr. McCary's letter be sent to
Edward Rose & Sohs.
A roll call vote was taken on the fore -oing resolution with the following result:
AYES: Jones, Killam and Daugherty.
NAYS: Kleinert, Whitehead and Edgar.
The President declared the resolution rejected.
President Daugherty declared the correspondence would be received and that
a copy of the letter from the Departaent of Public aorks be sent to Edward Rose & Sons.
The City Clerk, Marie W. Clark, read a letter dated February 11, 1955,
from the Department of Public Works regarding N. Hampshire Street, which was re-
ceived and placed on file.
The City Clerk read a letter dated February 10, 1P55 from the Department
of Public Works regarding the paving of Levan Road.
imm By Councilman Whitehead, seconded by Councilman Kleinert and unanimously
adopted, it was
#83-55 RESOLVED, that the report of W. R. McCary dated February 10,
1955, regarding the raving of Levan Road, be referred to the Street and
Roads Comn ttee for report and recommendation.
The City Clerk read a report of the Street and Roads Committee dated
February 5, 1P55, which was received and placed on file.
By Councilman Kleinert, seconded by Councilman Whitehead and unanimously
adopted, it was
#84-55 RE')SLVED, that the matter of the pavinp in Grandon Weods
Subdivision, be referred to the urTer authority for preparation of
the assessment roll and establishment of a public hearing.
By Councilman Jones, seconded by Uoundl.man Killam, it was
#85-55 RESOLVED, that the recommendation of the Civil Service Com-
mission dated Novemoer 22, 195 , regarding salary for a City Engineer
Lin the amount of $8,444.25 per annum, is hereby approved.
A roll call vote was taken on the foregoing resolution with the following result:
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AYES: Jones, Killam, Kleinert and Daugherty.
NAYS: Whitehead and Edgar.
The President declared the resolution adopted.
The City Clerk, Marie W. Clark, read a proposed resolution regarding the
sewer agreement between the City of Livonia and Wayne County Road Commission.
By Councilman Jones, seconded by Councilman Killam, it was resolved that
#86-55 WHEREAS, there exists an imperative need to acquire in the
City of Livonia, sewer improvements as hereinafter more particularly set
forth, together with all necessary manholes, attachments and appurtenances
necessary for said sewer improvements, and
WHEREAS, plans and specific at ions and estimate of cost of said
improvements have been prepared by the Board of County Road Commissioners
of the County of Wayne, which said plans and specifications and estimate
of cost have been reviewed by this Council; and
WLEREAS, the Council has determined that it is necessary for
the public health of the City to acquire said sewer improvements in accord-
ance with said plans and specifications and estimate of cost; and
THEREAS, Sections 5a, 5b and 5c of Act 342, Public Acts of Mich-
igan, 1939, as amended, authorizes the execution of contracts between
municipal units and the proper county agency providing for the acquisition,
construction and financi ng of sewer improvements; and
JHERLAS, the County of Wayne, acting b, and through its Board
of Supervisors and in accordance with Act 342, Public Acts of Michigan,
1939, as amended, by resolution adopted by majority vote of its Board of
Supervisors on October 9, 1939, and by Ordinance No. 200, adopted by two-
thirds vote of its members elect on September 20, 1952, authorized and
dire cted that there be established a system of sewage disposal improve-
ments and services to be known as the Wayne County Metropolitan Sewerage
and Sewage Disposal System and did designate the Board of County Road
Commissio ners of the County of Wayne, as the agency for the county
to acquire, operate and maintain the system with all the powers and duties
conferred upon such agency by statute, and
h-i Ri.AS, the Council determines it to be in the best interest of
the City to acquire said sewer improvements and to finance the cost thereof
in accordance with the provisions of Section 5a, 5b and 5c of Act 342,
Public Acts of Michigan, 1939, as amended; and
vLIERhAS, an agreement between the City of Livonia and the Board
of County Road Commissioners of the County of ,tiayne, providing for the
acquisition, construction and financing of said sewer improvements and
such matters as are deemed necessary thereto, has been prepared,
N001, THEREFORE, 13h IT RESOLVED:
1. The City Council of the City of Livonia hereby determines it
to be necessary tc acquire the sewer improvements set forth in the preamble
hereto.
2. The Council deems it to he in the b est int crest of the City to
finance the cost of such improvements in accordance with the provisions of
Sections 5a, 5b and 5c of Act 342, Public Acts of Michigan, 1939, as amended.
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3. The City Council hereby approves the plans, specifications
and estimate of cost of said improvements , repared by the Board of County
Road Commissioners of the County of Wayne.
4. The City Council does hereby approve the following agreement
for the acuuisi.tion, cons ruction and financing of said sewer improvements:
AGREEMENT
THIS AGREEMENT made and entered into this day of
A. D., 1955, by and between the BOARD OF COUNTY ROAD CONT,ISSILNERU OF THE COUNTY OF
WAYNE, MICIffGAN, a public body corporate, acting for and on behalf of the County of
Wayne, Michigan, party of the first part, hereinafter referred to as the "BOARD," and
the City of Livonia, a municipal corporation in the County of Wayne, State of Michigan,
hereinafter referred to as the "CITY";
WITNESSETH:
WHEREAS, the County of Wayne, Michig an, acting b, and through its Board of
Supervisors and in pursuance of the authority conferred upon it by Act 342, Public
Acts of Michigan, 1939, as amended, did by resolution duly adopted by a majority
vote of its members elect on October 9, 1939, and by Ordinance No. 200 duly adopted
by a vote of more than two-thirds of its members elect on September 20, 1952, aut prize
and direct that there be established a system of sewage fti sposal improvements and
services, to be known as the Wayne County Metropolitan Sewerage and Sewage Disposal
System, and did designate the BOARD as the agency for the County to operate and main-
tain such System with all the powers and duties conferred upon such agency by statute,
AND ^JEIEREAS, for the purposes of the public health, safety and welfare of
the residents of the CITY and for the general dealth, safety and welfare of the County
of Wayne, there exists an imperative need for sewer improvements in said CITY which
said sewer imurovements are described as follows:
CENTRAL AREA CITY OF LIV0NIA
SANITARY SEWERS
TRUNK LINE #1 - FIVE MILE ROAD
(From County Interceptor East of Meadowbrook to Ashurst Aires.)
LOCATICN FROM TO SIZE LENGTH
5 Mile E.of Meadowbrook Inkster 30" 1,500'
" Inkster Harrison 42" 2,640'
" (Alley S of) Harrison Ndddiebelt 42" 2,b40'
't Middlebelt Merriman 36" 5,280'
" (Alley S of) Merriman Hubbard 36" 2,640'
Hubbard Farmington 30" 2,640'
n Farmington Ashurst 27" 2,640'
COLT,ECTO , LINES
iftwReddon 5 Mile Sunnydale 30" 1,900'
Sunnydale Reddon Foch 18" 1,100'
Foch Sunnydale Terrence 18" 350'
Terrence Foch Harrison 18" 1,850'
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COLLECTOR LINES
ihm LOCATION FROM TO SIZE T.H;NGTH
Harrison 'Terrence Broadmoor 18" 1,150'
Broadmoor Harrison Middlebelt 18" 2,640'
Middlebelt Broadmoor Puritan 18" 1,000'
Puritan Middlebelt Henry Ruff 18" 2,640'
Puritan Foch Oak 12" 1,050'
Merriman Five Mile E. Myrna 12" 2,500'
E. Myrna Merriman Hubbard 12" 2,650'
Hubbard Five Mile Rayburn 18" 1,420'
Rayburn Hubbard Farmington 18" 2,640'
Farmington Rayburn Coventry Gds. Sewer 18" 980'
Five Mile Rd. (NS) Hubbard Merriman 12" 2,600'
Flamingo Lyndon Hoy 12" 2,000'
Flamingo Henry Huff 12" 750'
Hoy Henry Ruff Melvin 15" 1,050'
Melvin Hoy Five Mile 15" 460'
Five Mile Doris Melvin 12" 800'
LATERALS (N. of Five Mile Rd.)
Green Lane Sunnydale Five Mi 1 e 12" 1,900'
Foch " " 12" 2,300'
ism Deering Puritan " 12" 2,640'
Oak 9 " 12" 2,640'
Harrison Broadmoor " 12" 1,650'
Sunnydale Middlebelt Alexander 12" 1,600'
Middlebelt Broadmoor Five Mile 12" 1,640'
Roycroft Middlebelt 1/4 Mile E 12" 1,250'
Wentworth " " W 12" 1,320'
Oporto Puritan 5 Mile 12" 2,640'
Doris " " 12" 2,640'
Auburndale E. Myrna " 12" 2,100'
Ingram E. Myrna " 12" 1,800'
Hubbard " Rayburn 8" 500'
Easement between
Hubbard & Fairfield Five Mile " 10" 1,150'
Fairfield & Brookfield " " 10" 1,150'
Brookfield & Mayfield " " 10" 1,150'
Mayfield & Loveland " " 10" 1,150'
Loveland & Woodring " " 10" 1,300'
Woodring & Shadyside " " 10" 1,300'
Shadyside & lestmore " " 12" 1,300'
Westmore & Farmington " " 12" 1,300'
Ashurst " LaMayne (School) 18" 1,000'
Five Mile Inkster Middlebelt 12" 5,280'
N. of Five Mile Hubbard Farmington 12" 2,600'
ImoLATERALS (S. of Five Mile Rd.)
In Alleys and/or Easements
Between
Inkster & Arcola Five Mile Mradowbrook 12" 1,950'
Harrison R. Sunbury " Jamison 12" 1,050'
Sunbury & Alexander " " 12" 1,120'
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LOCATION FROM TO SIZE LENGTH
LATr,itAL5 (5. of Five Mile Rd.) (Continued)
imsIn Alleys and/or Easements
Between
Alexander & Garden Five M l e J 3ni son 12" 1,0501
Garden & Haller " " 12" 1,100'
Haller e Paderewski " " 12" 1,100'
Paderewski & Cavour " " 12" 1,100'
Merriman & P.rden " Lyndon 12" 2,6401
Arden Melrose " " 12" 2,6401
Melrose & Auburndale " Barkley 12" 1,8501
Auburndale Berwick " Lyndon 12" 2,640'
Cavour Y: Middlebelt " N. of Jamison 12" 700'
STREETS
Cavell Five Mile Oakley 12" 1,950'
Santa Anita " Jamison 12" 1,320'
Lyons " Oakley 12" 2,050'
Harrison " " 12" 1,950'
Sunbury Jamison Oakley 12" 750'
Beatrice Hoy . End of Sub. 12" 650'
Hoy Beatrice Melvin 12" 1,100'
W. Nye Ct. Flamingo ii. and of .pub. 10" 440'
Bredin Ct. Lyndon N. " " 12" 660'
Bainbridge Five Mie Lyndon 12" 2,640'
Merriman " " 12" 2,640'
Hubbard " Jamison 12" 1,320'
ibm Fairfield It " 12" 1,320'
Brookfield Five Mile
Jamison 12" 1,320'
Bd. of Education Farmington 600' W 8" 600'
TRUNK LINE #2 - SCHOOLCR.AFT RD.
(From County Interceptor at Lyndon to Farmington)
Inkster Lyndon Schoolcraft 42" 3,000'
Schoolcraft Inkster Merriman 42" 10,560'
Schoolcraft Merriman Farmin,-ton 36" 5,280'
COLLECTOR LINES
Hillcrest Schoolcraft Lyndon 12" 2,640'
LATERALS
Middlebelt choalcraft 1/4 Mile N. 12" 1,320'
Mason Ct. Hillcrest 850' W 10" 850'
Livonia Cresc. N. " 1,000' W & S 10" 1,000'
Livonia Cresc. S. " 1,000' W & N 10" 1,000'
Warner Ct. Schoolcraft 600' N 8" 600'
Merriman " 1/4 Mile S 12" 1,320'
Brookfield " Lyndon 12" 2,640'
Farmington " Five Mile 12" 5,2801
Lyndon W of Bredin E of Hillcrest 12" 1,200'
Ct.
Le Schoolcraft (S side) W of Middle- Farmington 12" 9,780'
belt
STORM SEWER
Harrison Five Mile Bell #2 Drain 12"-30" 2,640'
Sunbury " Jamison 12"-21" 1,320'
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LOCATION FROM TO SIZE LENGTH
STORM SEWER - Continued
Jamison Harrison Sunbury 21" 400'
ike Alexander Five Mile Jamison l2"-21" 1,320'
Jamison Alexander Cavour 24" 1,400'
Garden Five Mile Jamison 12"-21" 1,320'
Haller It " 12"-21" 1,3201
Padarewski " " 12"-18" 1,320'
Cavour " " 12"-18" 1,320'
Garden (Extended) Jamison Bell #2 Drain 42" 1,300'
Merriman " Bell Creek Drain 60"-66" 4,400'
Jamison Merriman Berwick 60" 1,320'
Arden Five Mile Lyndon 12"-18" 2,640'
Melrose " Barkley 12"-18" 1,980'
Aubuf'ndale " " 12"-18" 1,980'
Berwick " Lyndon 15"-24" 2,640'
NORTHEAST SECTION CITY OF LIVONIA
SANITARY SEWERS
TRUNK LINE
Inkster Br. of Rouge Six Mile 54" 2,400'
Creek Dr.
Inkster Six Mile Curtis 42" 2,600'
Curtis Inkster Harrison 42" 2,640'
Harrison Curtis Seven Mile 42" 2,650'
Seven Mile Harrison Middlebelt 36" 2,650'
Middlebelt Seven Mile Bretton 18" 2,3501
Middlebelt Bretton Norfolk 15" 1,7001
LI Inkster Br. of Rouge Five Mile 36" 2,8801
Creek Dr.
ODLLECIOR LINES
Seven Mile Harrison Angling Rd. 18" 1,350'
Angling Rd. Seven Mile 140' N. 18" 140'
Angling Rd. Seven Mile Pembroke 15" 2,500'
Pickford Harrison Middlebelt 15" 2,6401
St. Martins Purling Brook " 15" 2,6401
Purling Brook St. Martins Eight Mile 15" 3,650'
Angling Rd. Pembroke " 12" 2,8001
Gilman Norfolk N. of Long 12" 700'
Long Inkster Gilman 12" 2,0001
Pembroke " Angling Rd. 12" 1,5301
Alley N.of 7 Mile it Antago 12" 700'
Brentwood 7 Mile Pembroke 12" 2,300'
Parkville Bretton Morlock 12" 2,3001
Norfolk Middlebelt Oporto 12" 1,8001
Bretton " Doris 12" 2,3001
Clarita " Brentwood 12" 2,270'
Brentwood Pickford Clarita 12" 6701
Inkster N. of 7 Mile N. of Clarita 12" 850'
iime LATERALS
Base Line Deering W. of Angling Rd. 12" 1,600'
W.of St. Francis Pembroke S. of Long 12" 1,650'
Deering 8 Mile S. of Long 12" 1,000'
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LOCATION FROM TO SIZE LENGTH
LATERALS - Continued
In Alleys and/or Easements
ibm W.of Inkster N.of 7 Mile S.of Long 10" 3,900'
W.of Rensellor " It 10" 3,900'
W.of Antago Cambridge it 10" 3,400'
W.of St. Francis " S.of Pembroke 10" 1.800'
W.of Deering Pembroke S.of Long 10" 1,600'
W.of Floral Fargo " 10" 1,000'
W.of Inkster Curtis Clarita 10" 1,700'
" Arcola S.of 7 Mile Curtis 10" 2,320'
" Cavell " " 10" 2,370'
" Deering it N.of Curtis 10" 2,320'
" Floral " " 10" 2,320'
" Gilman " Curtis 10" 2,450'
" Lathe rs It " 10" 2,450'
" Middlebelt Norfolk S.of 8 Mile 10" 1,100'
" Freemont " " 10" 1,130'
" Hugh It " 10" 1,130'
" Beatrice " " 10" 1,130'
" Louise " " 10" 1,130'
" Melvin It " 10" 1,130'
S.of 8 Mile Middlebelt W.of Middlebelt 10" 200'
S.of Gd. River Inkster Antago 10" 630'
N.of 7 Mile Parkville Weyher 10" 660'
N.of 7 Mile St. Francis tingling 10" 330'
ima STREETS
Rensellor Long N.of Long 10" 230'
Antago " " 10" 420'
St. Francis " " 10" 450'
Floral " " 10" 350'
Gilman " " 10" 350'
8 Mile Rd. Middlebelt E.to Cemetery 10" 1,050'
" Oporto Purling 10" 650'
Weyher St. Martins N.of St. Martins 10" 320'
Parkville Vassar N.of 7 Mile 10" 780'
Morlock Middlebelt E.of Parkville 10" 1,230'
Bretton " E.to School Sewer 10" 550'
St. Martins " Parkville 10" 900'
Floral Curtis Alley N.of Curtis 10" 150'
Brentwood 7 Mile Rd. Clarita 10" 900'
" Pickford End of cul-de-sac 10" 1,320'
Maplewood 7 Mile Clarita 10" 900'
" Clarita Pickford 10" 550'
Grimm Pickford End of cul-de-sac 10" 650'
Middlebelt S.of Clarita Curtis (if extended) 10" 1,400'
N.of Curtis Flora Deering 10" 350
Hugh Norfolk S.of Norfolk 10" 490'
Beatrice " " " 10" 250'
Melvin " Bretton 10" 1,630'
Doris Navin " 10" 620'
Ls 7 Mile Antago St. Francis 10" 250'
Antago 7 Mile Cambridge 10" 650'
Cambf'idge Antago Angling 10" 330'(2)
Grimm Clarita Alley N.of Clarita 8" 300'
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LOCATION FROM TO SIZE LENGTH
In Alleys and/or Easements
S of 8 Mile Rd. Freemont W of Middlebelt 8" 150'
iim S tt " Hugh 8" 200'
S " Hugh Beatrice 8" 2001
S " Beatrice Louise 8" 2001
S " Louise Melvin 8" 2001
S " Melvin Oporto 8" 2001
CLARENCEVILLE SCHOOL SEWER
Clarita Inkster Easement W of Inkster 24" 200'
" Arcola " " 36" 2001
Arcola Clarita Goff 30" 610'
Goff Arcola Cavell 30" 600'
Easement S of 7 Mile Goff Deering 24" 3501
Deering Easement Alley S of 7 Mile 24" 501
Alley S of 7 Mile Deering );,athers 24" 1,050'
Lathers Alley S.of Easement N of 7 Mile 24" 460'
7 Mile
Easemert N of 7 Mile Lathers Weyher 24" 1,3201
Weyher Easement N. St. Martins 24" 1,380'
of 7 Mile
St. Martins Wegner Parkville 24" 670'
Parkville St. Martins Bretton 24" 6501
Bretton Parkville W. of Parkville 24" 350'
W of Parkville Parkville N. of " 18" 350'
iim Easement N of Bretton W.of Parkville Continuing W. 18" 2001
W of Parkville N.of Bretton Cont'd N.of ,3retton 18" 3001
In e aserrent Last Point " NW'ly 18" 250'
" rr " " " " to school 15" 2701
SCHOOL DISTRICT #5 (LATHERS AVE.)
Lathers Easement N. of N. Towards School 18" 400'
7 Mile
11 400' N. of N. Towards School 15" 350'
7 M_le
" 750' N. of N. Towards School 12" 550'
7 Nile
A blueprint plan showing in detail said sewer improvements is on file in
the offices of the BOARD.
AND WIIEREAs, the CITY will have ou ,standing after March 1, 1955, h715,000.00
Sewage Disposal `system No. 1, Revenue Bonds, Series I, dated March 1, 1951, and
310,0u0.00 Sewage Disposal System No. 2, Revenue Bonds, dated March 1, 1952, both
of said issues of bonds having been issued pursuant to Act 94, Public Acts of Michigan
1933, a s amended, and all of both of said issues of bonds being subject to redemption
prior to maturity at the option of the CITY on any semi-annual interest payment date
iiii (March 1st and Hentember 1st) on or after March 1, 1953, at a premium of 540.00 for
each bond if called for redemption in the year 1955;
AND WHEREAS, it is deemed advisable by the CITY and the BOARD to make pro-
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vision for the call for redemption of all of the bonds of both of said issues matur-
L ing in the year 1956 and thereafter and the inclusion of the amount necessary there-
for, including thi, amount of the call premiums reouired to be paid pursuant to the
appropriate Ordinances of the CITY aut:iorizing the issuance of said bonds, in the
total financing reouired for the improvements contemplated by this Agreement;
AND WHEREAS, the cost of said refunding, including the call premiums, will
be $1,066,000.00;
AND WHERgAS, the CITY has heretofore advanced from its General Fund the sum
of $160,569.02 for actual unreimbursed construction costs and engineering costs for
the sewer improvements above described for which the CITY should be repaid from the
proceeds of sale of the bonds hereinafter mentioned;
AND WHEREAS, the BOARD has caused, plans , specifications and estimates of
cost of said proposed sewer improvements to be prepared which said estimate of cost
is in the sum of i:')/4.,034,000.00, which sum includes the costs of repaying the CITY
for advances made for construction and engineering and which sum when added to the
costs of refunding the outstanding revenue bonds of the CITY, as aforesaid, will
make a total estimated cost of S5,100,000.00 (which said total estimated cost is
hereinafter referred to in this Agreement as "TOTAL ESTIMATED COST");
AND 1-1EREAS, the CITY and the BOARD deem it to be to the best interests of
the CITY and the County to acquire and construct the aforesaid sewer improvements
and to finance the cost and expense of the same, including the cost of repaying
advances for engineering and construction of said sewer irrprovements heretofore
made by the CITY, and of the refunding as aforesaid, in accordance with the pro-
visions of Sections 5a, 5b and 5c of Act 342, Public Acts of Michigan, 1939, as
amend ed;
AND WHEREAS, the execution of this Agreement has been authorized by reso-
lution of the City Council of the CITY, adopted on February 14, 1955, which said
resolution has been published in a newspaper of gerral circulation in the CITY,
and mare than thirty (30) days has elapsed since such publi cation and no petition
for referendum concerning said resolution or this Agreement has been filed with the
City Clerk of said CITY;
NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of the premises and the covenants of each
other, the parties hereto agree as follows:
1. The BOARD and. the CITY hereby approve and confirm the sewer improve-
ments to be acquired and constructed as set forth in the preamble to this Agreement,
and agree that the same shall be acquired and constructed in the manner provided by
and pursuant to this Agreement. The HOARD and the CITY further agree that there
shall be included in the total financing the costs of refunding the outstanding
revenue bonds of the CITY maturing in the year 1956 and thereafter set forth in
the preamble hereto, including the cost s of the call premiums thereon. The HOARD
and the CITY further hereby approve and confirm the preliminary plans for said im-
provements prepared by George Jerome & Company, and further approve and confirm the
estimated cost oft acquisition and construction of the sewer improvements, which
includes the sum of $160,559.02 to repay advances heretofore made by the CITY from
its General Fund for actual unreimbursed construction costs and engineering costs
for the sewer improvements herein approved, and the TOTAL ESTIMATED COST, all as
set forth in the preamble hereto. The acouisition and construction of the sewer
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improvements herein approved, including the repayment of advances made by the CITY
hereinbefore set forth and the refunding of the out standing revenue bonds of the
CITY hereinbefore set forth are hereinafter in this Agreement collectively referred
to as "PROJECT TO BE FINANCED."
2. The work involved in the acquisition arra construction of the sewer
improvements and the estimate of cost of such acquisition and construction in the
sum of $4,034,000.00 as set forth in the preamble to this Agreement includes all
surveys, plans, specifications, acquisition of property for rights-of-way, includ-
ing conseauential and abuttal damages, if any, and interest on awards, physical con-
struction necessary to acquire and construct the sewer improvements approved and
confirmed in Section 1 of this Agreement, the acquisition of all materials necessary
to acquire and construct said sewer improvements and engineering, administrative,
legal and financing expenses necessary in connection with the acquisition and con-
struction of said sewer improvements and the financing thereof, and also Includes
the engineering costs heretofore paid by the CITY and costs for actual construction
which are unreimbursed heretofore paid by the CITY, which said costs are to be re-
paid to the CITY, in the manner hereinafter provided, from the proceeds of sale of
the bonds hereinafter mentioned.
3. The BOARD will acquire and construct the sewer improvements approved
and confirmed in Section 1 of this Agreement and for that purpose will take bids
for the acquisition and construction of improvements prior to the time that any bonds
are issued for the purpose of financing the cost of said improvements. The BOARD
shall in no event enter into any final contract or contracts for the construction
and acquisition of said improvements vrere such contract price or prices will be such
as to cause the actual total cost of the PROJECT TO Hh FINANCED to exceed the TOTAL
ESTIMATED COST as set forth in the preamble to this Agreement, without there first
being executed between the BOARD and the CITY a supplemental agreement approving
the increase in the TOTAL ESTIMATED COST and making Provisions for an increase in
the payments reauired to be made by the CIT pursuant to Section 7 of this Agreement.
The sewer improvements shall be acquired and constructed by the BOARD in accordance
with the plans and specifications therefor approved by this Agreement: Provided,
However, that minor variations from said plans and specifications may be made with-
out the apnrovalof the CITY if such variations shall rot materially affect said
plans and specifications. All matte s relating to engineering plans and specifica-
tions, the making and letting of final construction contracts, for the sewer improve-
merits specified in Section 1 of this Agreement, inspection and the approval of work
and materials thereunder, and the payment for work done and materials supplied there-
under shall be in the exclusive control of the BOARD. The BOARD does hereby agree
that George Jerome & Company, Consulting Engineers of Detroit, Michigan, will act as
consulting engineers for the PROJECT TO BE FINANCED, said engineers having been re-
tained by the CITY for such purpose under a certain contract dated September 21,
1954, which contract provides for preparation of preliminary plans, estimates of
cost, detailed plans and specifications, general supervision of work of the contractor
and other related items of work (not including daily detailed inspection), for a
district described as Livonia Sewer District No. 3.
4. Upon completion of the sewer improvements specified in Section 1 of
this Agreement, the CITY shall operate and maintain said improvements and will
establish and maintain a reasonable reserve for replacements and repair of said
improvements. For the purpose of providing treatment services for the sewage to
be carried in the sewer improvements, the BOARD shall be authorized to enter into
contracts with municipalities owning and operating sewage treatment plants or
facilities for the treatment of such sewage. Any costs for treatment of such
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sewage shall be paid by the CITY to the BOARD. The CITY, on or before October 1st
of each year, shall adopt a budget making provision for the operation and maintenance
costs of the sewer improvements and the charges nec-ssary to establish and maintain
a reasonable reserve for replacements and repairs for the next, ensuing fiscal year
and a copy of such budget shall be furnished to the BOARD.
5. To Carry out and accomplish the PROJECT 10 BE F.LNAIXED, in accordance
with the provisions of Act 342, Public Acts of Michigan, 1939, as amended, the BOARD
shall take the following stens:
(a) The BOARD shall immediately take all steps necessary to tale
bids for and enter into and execute final construction contracts for the
acquisition and construction of the sewer improvements specified in Section
1 of this Agreement in accordance with the plans and specifications therefor
as approved by this Agreement. Said final construction contracts shall
specify a completion date of the sewer improvements.
(b) The BOARD will recuire and procure from the contractor or
contractors undertaking the actual construction and acquisition of the
sewer imorovements, necessary and proper bonds to guarantee the nerformance
of the construction contract or contracts, in such amount and such forms as
may be approved by the BOARD.
(c) The BOARD will submit to the Board of Supervisors of the
County of Wayne for enactment the necessary ordinances or resolutions and
take other necessary legal proceedings to authorize issuance and sale of
bonds pledging the payments reouired to be made by the CITY by this Agree-
ment and by any agreements supplemental to this Agreement in an aggregate
principal antunt not exceeding the TOTAL ESTIMATED COST approved by this
Agreerrent or by any agreements supplemental hereto, pursuant to the
auti orization contained in Section 5c of Act 3421 Public Acts of Aichigan,
1939, as amended.
(d) The BOkl, upon receipt of the proceeds of sale of the bonds,
will comply with all provisions and requirements provided for in the
ordinance or resolution authorizing issuance of the bonds and this Agree-
ment relative to the disposition and use of the proceeds of sale of the bonds
(e) The BOARD will promptly cause to be deposited with the Detroit
Trust Company, in a separate trust account from the proceeds of sale of the
bonds, the sum of $1,066,000.00 to be used to defray the cost of refunding
the outstanding revenue bonds of the CITY maturing in the year 1956 and
thereafter hereinbefore provided.
(f) The BOARD, after the acquisition and construction of the
sewer improvements herein contemplated have been completed in their entirety,
will pay to the CITY, but only from tle balance of the proceeds of sale of
the bonds then remaining, the sum of 0160,569.02 or such lesser sum as may
then remain from the proceeds of sale of the bonds, via ich sum so paid shall
represent repayment in f@ll to the CITY for advances heretofore made for
actual unreimbursed construction and engineering costs for the sewer im-
provements to be acquired and constructed pursuant to this Agreement by
the CITY from its General Fund.
6. The entire cost of the PIUJECT TO BE FIN _UCEID shall be charged to and
paid by the CITY to the BOAhD in the manner and at the times hereinafter set
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forth, the entire benefit from the PROJECT TO BE FINANCED inuring to the City. Im-
L mediately upon the issuance of any bonds authorized hereunder, the BOARD shall notify
the CITY of the schedule of payments of erincipal and interest therefor. The CITY,
not less than thirty (30) days prior to the due date of any principal or interest
payments thereon, shall remit to the BOARD sufficient funds to meet said. payments in
full. From time to time as the BOARD is billed by the ping agent or agents for
the bonds to be issued for their services as paying agent and as other costs and
expenses accrue to the BOARD from handling of the payments made by the CITY, the
BOARD shall notify the CITY of the amount of such paying agency fees and other costs
and expenses, and the CITY shall within thirty (30) days from such notification remit
to the BOARD sufficient funds to meet such paying agency fees and other costs and
expenses.
7. To s ,cure the payments herein required to be made by the CITY, and
pursuant to the authorization set forth in Section 5b of Act 342, Public Acts of
Michigan , 1939, as amended, said 0ITY does hereby irrevocably pledge its full faith,
credit and resources.
8. The CITY may pay in advance any of the payments renuired to be made
by this Agreement , in which event the a.)ARD shall credit the CITY with such advance
payment on future due payments to the extent of such advance payment.
9. In the event that the CITY shall fail for any reason to pay to the
BOARD at the times specified, the amounts herein renuired to be paid, the BOARD shall
immediately notify, in writing, both the County Treasurer of tie County of Wayne and
the governing body of the CITY of such defailt and the amount thereof, and if such
default is not corrected within ten (10) days after such notification, the County
Treasurer or other official charged with the disbursement of funds to the CITY derived
from the State sales tae levy under the provisions of Act 167, Public Acts of Ialchigan,
1933, as amended, and returnable to said CITY pursuant to Article X, Section 23 of
the Constitution of lqic n, shall withhold sufficient funds to make up any such
default or deficiency from the moneys derived from said State sales tax levy then on
hand or to be received, and which are returnable to the CITY. In addition to the
foregoing, the BOAZ shall have all other rights and remedies provided by law to
enforce the obligation of the CITY to make payments in the manner and at the times
recuired by this Agreement. It is specifically recognized by the CITY that the pay-
ments required to be made by it pursuant to the terms of this Agreement are to be
pledged for the payment of principal and interest on bonds to be issued by the County,
and the CITY covenants and agrees that-, it will make its required payments to the
WARD promptly and at the times herein specified, without regard to whether the sewer
ijprovements herein contemplated are actually completed or placed in operation.
10. In the event the Board of Supervisors of the County of Wayne, pursuant
to the provisions of Section 5c of said Act 342, Public Acts of Michigan, 1939, as
amended, provides in the ordinance authorizing the bonds, that in the event there is
default in tne payment of the principal and interest on the bonds therein authorized
as the same bedome due, the County shall advance sufficient moneys out of its general
funds for the amount of such principal and interest, and if in fact the County does
make such advancement, then the provisions of Section 9 of this Agreement shall have
no force or effect.
11. If, upon the opening of bids for the acquisition and construction and
the supply of materials for said sewer improvements, it appears that said bids as
received will cause the actual cost of the PROJECT TO BE FINANCED to exceed the
TOTAL ESTIMATED COST approved and confirmed by the parties hereto in Section 1 of
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this Agreement, the BOARD and the CITY may enter into a supplemental agreement ap-
proving and confirming a new estimate of cost and making Provision for increasing
the aggregate principal sum of the bonds to be issued, and making provision for in-
creasing the proportionate annual payments recuired to be made by the CITY by the
provisions of this i greement in an amount sufficient so that the total of said annual
payments, as increased, will be sufficient to meet the annual requirements of bonds
in the increased ag_yregat principal amount and in no event shall bonds be sold until
the said supplemental agreement is executed by the parties.
12. If the xroceeds of the sale of tie bonds to be issued by the County are
for any reason insufficient to complete the PROJECT TO BE FINANCED, the BOARD and the
CITY shall execute a supplemental agreement making provision for the issuance of ad-
ditional bonds in an aggregate principal amount sufficient to complete the PROJECT
TO BE FINANCED, and increasing the proportionate annual payments required to be made
by the CITY in an amount so that the tot al payments required to be made, as increased,
will be sufficient to meet the annual principal and interest requirements of the bonds
herein authorized plus the additional bonds to be issued. Any such supplemental
agreement, whether entered into before or after bonds are is sued, shall in all respects
comply with the requirements of Act 342, Public Acts of Michigan, 1939, as amended,
and shall contain a provision that any increases in the annual payments shall be made
in the manner and at the times specified in this Agreement. In lieu of said supple-
mental agreement, the CITY may pay over to the BOAJ?D sufficient moneys to complete the
PROJECT TO BE FINANCED.
13. After completion of the PROJECT '10 BE FINANCED and payment of all costs
thereof, including the payment required to be made pursuant to Section 5 (f) of this
Agreement, if any surplus remains from the sale of bonds, the same shall be credited
by the BOARD towards the next payment due the BOARD by the CITY hereunder.
14. All contracts for connection to the sewer improvements, whether such
connections are made during construction or after the sewer improvements are placed
in operation, shall be made by the CITY subject to approval of the BOARD. The actual
costs of such connections shall be paid by the CITY except to the extent that the
costs of such connections are included in the estimate of cost approved by this
Agreement or any agreement supplemental thereto.
15. The obligations and undertakings of each of the parties to this Agree-
ment shall be conditioned on the successful issuance and sale of bonds pursuant to
Act 342, Public Acts of Michigan, 1939, as amended, and, if for any reason whatsoever
said bonds are not issued and sold within one year from the date of this Agreement,
except for payment of preliminary expenses and ownership of engineering data, shall
be considered void and of no force and effect. In the event that said bonds are not
issued and sold, all preliminary legal and engineering costs shall be paid by the
CITY, and the CITY shall have ownership, Possession and use of all plans and specifi-
cations, surveys and other engineering data and materials prepared.
16. Title to and ownership of the sewer improvements acquired and con-
structed in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement shall be in the Wayne
County Metropolitan Sewerage and Sewage Disposal System during the term of this
Agreement. The CITY shall at all times maintain the sewer improvements to be acquired
lbw and constructed hereunder. If at any time during the term of this Agreement the CITY
refuses or neglects to properly repair or maintain any of the facilities required to
be maintained by it hereunder, the BOARD shall in writing order the CITY to perform
all necessary items of repair and maintenance and, in case of non-compliance with
such order within thirty (30) days, the BOARD may proceed with such work and the CITY
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agrees to reimburse the BOARD for any expenses incurred thereby. At such times as
L all ef the bonds to be issued are paid, title to and ownership of all sewer improve-
ments acouired and constructed hereunder shall be transferred to the CITY.
17. The OAHD and the CITY each recognize that the holders from time to
time of the bonds pledging the payments recuired to be made by the CITY by this Agree-
ment and any agreement supolemaital hereto and issued pursuant to Sectio n 5c of Act
342, Public Acts of Mich f pp.n,1939, as amended, will have contractual rights in this
Agreement and it is therefore covenanted and agreed by each of them that so long as
any of said bonds shall remain outstanding and unpaid, the provisions of this Agree-
ment shall not be subject to any alteration or revision which would in any manner
affect either the security of the bonds or the prompt payment of principal or interest
thereon. The CITY and the BOARD further covenant and, agree that they will each comply
with their respective duties and obligations under the terms of tit s Agreement
promptly at the times and in the manner herein set forth, and will not suffer to be
done any act which would in any way impair the said bonds, the security therefor, or
the prompt payment of principal and interest thereon.
18. The CITY agrees that it will cause to be deposited with the Detroit
Trust Company, Detroit, Michigan , sufficient moneys to pay all principal and interest
becoming due on the outstanding sewer revenue bonds of the CITY, set forth in the
preamble hereto, on March 1, 1955, and in the event that the proposed bonds to be
issued pursuant to this Agreement are not delivered orior to March 1, 1955, the CITY
further will cause to be deposited with the Detroit Trust Company sufficient moneys
in addition thereto as will pay all interest becoming due on the said outstanding
sewer revenue bonds of the CITY on September 1, 1955, The moneys required to be de-
posited by the CITY pursuant to this Section 18 shall be deposited in the appropriate
Bond and Interest Redemption Funds established by the ordinances of the CITY authoriz-
ing the issuance of said sewer revenue bonds. At such time ts the bonds to be issued
pursuant to this Agreement are sold, delive red and paid for by the purchaser, the
funds deposited pursuant to the first sentence of this Section 18 shall be trans-
ferred to the account with the Detroit Trust Company in which that )ortion of the
proceeds of sale of the bonds to be issued pursuant to this Agreement to defray the
cost of refunding said outstanding sewer revenue bonds of the CITY maturing in the
year 1956 and thereafter are deposited pursuant to Section 5(e) of this Agreement.
The moneys so deposited derived from the nroceed9 of sale of the bonds issued pur-
suant to this Agreement and the rroneys transferred from the appropriate Bond and
Interest Redemption Funds in themanner herein provided n11 be held in trust by
the Detroit Trust Company and used only to defray the costs of re funding said out-
standing revenue bonds of the CITY, including the payment of Premiums reouired to
be paid for prior redemption pursuant to the ordinances aut iorizing the is suance of
said outstanding sewer revenue bonds of the CITY and including accrued interest to
the date of redemption, and if the said ou standing bonds are called for redemption
on March 1, r 55, and if the proceeds of sale of the bonds to be issued pursuant to
this Agreement are received by March 1, 1955, then also including the payment of
principal becoming due on said out standing bonds on March 1, 1955. The CITY agrees
that it will cause proper notice of the call of the said outstanding sewer revenue
bonds of the CITY to be given to the holders of said bonds in the manner required
by the ordinances autlio rizing, the is suance of' said bonds. Said notice of call shall
fix as the call date, the first interest payment date on said out standing sewer
revenue bonds of the CITY occurring after the date of delivery of and payment for
the bonds to be issued pursuant to this Agreement.
19. This Agreement shall remain in full force and effect for a period of
forty (40) years from the date hereof, or until such lesser time as the bonds
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pledging the payments required to be made by this Agreement or by any agreement
supplemental hereto and issued by the County are paid in full. At such time within
said forty-year term as all of said bonds are paid, this Agreement may be altered or
changed by consent of the parties hereto or may be terminated by such consent. In
any event, the obligation of the CITY to make the payments required by this Agreement
shall be terminated at such time as all of said bonds are paid in full.
20. Thi.s Agreement shall inure to the benefit of and be binding upon the
respective parties hereto, their successors and assigns.
IN WITNESS WHER1OF, the parties hereto have caused this Agreement to be
executed this day of , A. D., 1955.
BOARD OF COUNTY ROAD COMMISSIONERS OF THE
In the Presence of : COUNTY OF WAYNE, MICHIGAN
By
Chairman
By
Vice-Chairman
By
Commissioner
CITY OF LIVONIA
By
Mayor
By
City Clerk
5. A copy of this re solution shal 1 be published in the Livonian,
the official newspaper of the City of Livonia, within ten days from the
adoption of thi s resolution.
6. The Mayor and the City Clerk of the City of Livonia are authorized
to execute the agreement approved by this resolution upon the expiration of
thirty days from the date of publication of this resolution; Provided, how-
ever, that should a prop er petition for referendum be filed within said
thirty days in accordance with the p roviTions of Section 5b of Act 342,
Public Acts of Michigan, 1939, as amended, said officials shall not execute
said agreement until the sane is approved by a majority of the electors of
the City of Livonia voting in accordance with the provisions of said Section
5b of Act 342, Public Acts of Michigan, 1939, as amended.
7. All resolutions and parts of resolutions insofar as the same may
confli ct with the n rovi sions of this resolution be and t he same hereby are
rescinded.
A roll call vote was taken on the foregoing resolution with the follerwing result:
AYES: Jones, Killam, Kleinert, Whitehead and Daugherty.
NAYS: Edgar.
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The President declared the foregoing resolution ado9ted.
By Councilman Kleinert, seconded by Councilman Edgar, it was
#87-55 RESOLVED, that on recommendation of the City Clerk, the City
council does hereby appropriate the sum of $519.62 from the Unallocated
Fund and that such sum will pay installments No. 3 to No. 15 on the Middle
Rouge Parkway Interceptor Assessment Account No. 1216, and the City Clerk
and City Treasurer are hereby authorized to do all things reasonably
necessary to the full performance of this resolution.
A roll call vote was taken on the foregoing resolution with the following result:
AYES: Jones, Killam, Kleinert, Edgar, ,4hitehead and Daugherty.
NAYS: None.
On motion of Councilman Jones, seconded by Councilman Kleinert and
unanimously adopted, this 136th regular meeting of the City Council was adjourned
to Thursday, February 17, 1955, at 8:00 P. M. , the time of this adjournment being
12:05 A. M. , February 15, 1955.
Marie W. Clark, City Clerk
Attested:
14 IN
ohn • Daugherty, President o lithte Counc
(earRudolf R Kleinert, Vice President of the Council