The Wyandotte herald., May 09, 1941, Image 4

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b>:*(il Uuru.g the in* : *!i • >!' April,
•' * .1, I. amount «.r S7'i*V.
w".-*»:x «l .tint l* I ;(«**•« I mi ..it*.
!*• it*• r:«!•!•> Mayor ami * *it > * ouin 1,
’r. -iMhdt*-. >|jehrgan.
* » I I;« !!H It .
ih* Lativc 'it Tli*- reqiH-st nt \n! !l*in
'•r -til** Itody that tln*:*• In -omc .netli
f <>f r lhs king plumbing JHTltl ’-. a
J * ('ting Was called with Mr. A’leli,
> .;t rniieruh tit of tin- Mmii -er
x * I>«fair! uieni, Mr. r onk> of he
M irn«'i|Mi! Serviee 1 lepartiueiit . id
Mr. Ocohock, Plumbing liis|ni*i«»:.
' A :l> di*V:S4*d to l-ll.lilll- ;i II * :
ch4*ck on at 11 plumbing ami so*
er [**r;nits. However. it is necvssat [
that some details In- worked out wi”
tin Fillinhing Hoard Is-so e the.-
plans «an In- oomph-tod. As <»h»li a
these details art* workotl out a final
•port will be ;'iv n you.
ioiirv irulv.
F. W laddie.
< ity Engineer.
N l>. Metlluiigiilin. M. I*
Commissioner o! Health,
iiovivnl and plaood on silo.
iloiunabio Mayor ami Council,
* •*>■ of Wyandotte, Michigan.
* o nt leiucii:
lincloMil please find a list of om
p!o\ot*s jo tin- s voral deiairt incut.- of
tho 4 ’ity of Wyandot to and tho dato
-bowing winsi proof of citizenship was
pr« sented.
Vory truly you is.
La wt dice J. laifouiso.
<'ity t'loi'k.
ICoot*ivotl and placed on silo.
* In- flonoratdo. tho Mayor and Council
* ity of Wyandotte, Michigan.
< k ntlomon:
Tin* Mnnioipal Sorviot* Commission
of tho <'ity of Wyandotte at its moot
in S held May o, 11*41, instructed die
Soorotary to loturn to tho Honorable
Mayor and t omu-il. tho )M*titinii of
Mr-. Ilomlzinski of !»74 Kim Street
ami IS othors for installation of a
stit-ot light between Klovonth St root
and tho old H.l'.R. track-. and ro
•|Uest. that a sjxnifir l<H-ition he de
-ignated for this stroot light.
Vory truly yours.
Municipal So: vi<-o Cmnmissioti.
Ilonry A. Girardin,
•Secretary.
Received ami placed on silo. Notify
petitioners.
Mr. Lixvrern-c .1 Li<’uttrsc.
< - i 1 y 4'lerk.
Wyandot to, kli'higa n.
l*»-ar Sir:
With reforonoo to tho application for
a »'la-s •i"' Kcstauinnt licdise for
f rank Xdunok. 274141 Tonth Slroet,
whhh wan referred to tiii> depart*
tin nt for investigation and leport track
to tho 4'ouuHl. please Im- advised that
this IH-jiartmcnt knows of no rcasou
why a I iron s,- should not In- issued to
tho above naim-d whenever olio is
available.
You is vory t ruly.
• William I*. Rutledge.
< liiof of Police.
i|*ii’*ivul ami placed on tile.
Mr. lawn*iMT .1. LH’our-e.
4 ii> 4*lork.
U yam lot to. M irhijran.
1 onr Sir:
With n*f«roiico to tin- applicati«m **f
falwin 1.. iMnkins for a mx mouths'
ria*ss **<:"• Liquor Lioeuso. which was
rotorrod to this lk(Kirtmont for iu
vostijfatioii and rojiort lrark to tho
4 oum i|. p|en«o ho advisisl that w<-
know of no riNison why sin-h a licoiiso
should not h<- approval and wo r«s-otu
mend that your Ilom»r:ihlo Itmlr ap
pto'o tin* saim*.
Vory truly yours.
William i\ Kuthsluo.
4'hu f of l’olico.
Uoi-iviil ami placod on file.
To th«* Ilonorsiido and 4'onunon I'oun
cil, 4’ity of Wyandotto. Miehi#jan.
4 H*nt loinon:
I res|Met fully siihuiit f«»r your con
sidomtion tiie name of I. T latin'zyn*
ski for a iiii»ndH*r of tin* I’ollco and
Kiro 4 'ommission.
l(e<iH*i't fully submit led.
Louis W.‘ Hob in.
Mayor.
lteforr«*d to 4'otim i).
T»* tin* llonorahlo and 4'omnuHt Couu
oil. 4lty of Wyandotto. Michigan.
Lout loiuon :
l ro*q»ovtfully submit for your con
sideration the inline of Jolmi Mro/. for
a uiotnlior of tho Public Welfare 4k*m*
mission.
RetnKH*tfully submit toil,
Louis W. lk*hm.
Mayo'r.
Referi«sl to 4'oiincil.
llonorahlo Mayor and t'oiiucil,
4’ity »*f Wyandotto.
4 lent lemon:
Next attaehed I wish to present a
h’ueprint of Pavinu Plan for Twi-ntr
tlrird Street from Kitreka Avenue to
i>a k StrM-t.
Ilesp<*etfully submitteil.
F. W. Liddle,
4’itv Kugineer.
Ikivivul and placed on file.
Honorable Mayor and City 4'ouitcil,
Wyandot to. Michigan.
«o iitUuiH'ti:
.\tt.idled |»h*ilse find statement eov
• •ritia doliiniuont P.Mi> 4’ity. I’ouuty
and Seliool Ta»s in tie- amount of
which is owned by tin* 4’ity of
Wyandotto. Will you kindly authorize
tin- payment of this tax to tin* Wayne
4 ouuty Treasurer in order t«* clear up
this taz?
Ros|m ctfully submitt<-d.
John T. MeWhiricr.
4’ity Treasurer.
J»**f»*ris*«l t«» 4’ouncil.
Honorable Mayor ami 4Vuineil,
I’Uy of Wyandotte.
4ieiitloinon:
With refer»m*e to tin* s,*veral pm-
I •* »s;i|s to furnish 1 ton heavy duty
pick up tmeks for tho Pa:k and s<w
or IViHUtmeiu-s. 1 hog to report as
follow *4:
1 (smsulted with tin* m*|iartnient
lends iiivolve«l. ami they make the
lidlowiitg ;oeoinuioudations: That pro
|M.s;il No. 'J of the IHiwn River 4’liov*
lolct lie nmfiirtl at a cost of
less Jssi.tki trade-in on us«*,| Fonl. for
the Park lk*l*»irtuo nt. as being tho
In-si suited to theii mssls. if a 11-loot
l*«*dy is snmdied. tluit flu* pro-
I **isfi I of iientho Pros. |»e accepted at
a cost of 4*7744.1*0 loss .<1 LVtMi trade-in
for a ns«*d Ohcvwlrt. f«»r the Sower
|Vpa:tineut. as fx'ing tho h,‘st suited
?•* tlmir IH*« ds. if a S*~foot Inniy is sup
plied.
Respectfully submitted.
F. W. Liddle.
4 ity Kiigineer.
Reform! to 4k*uncil.
Mr. Lawrence J. La4\*urs\
t ity <'!e k.
W amlotto. Michigan.
11 ; Mr. LiPtnmo*:
W e are onclosiuK a copy of a reso
lution adopted by tin* Hoard of Kdu
n in tcgula: session last evening, J
iiitoiuiing tin* 4*ity ('oumil that the
U.ord *>f Kilm-ation is agreeable to l*o
is. hitklcrs for the acquisition of cer
tain lands which tho 4V*uneil f*s*ls
•iild l» <k*si.ahlo for public purjioses
This rocsolution was atl<M>to<l in ctnn
j ime with a request from Frederick
.1 tkirtnor. Pity Attorney.
Yours very truly,
Hoard of Education '
Arthur K. Hnisloy,
ry.
tlieferrod t<» 4V>uncil.
Tin* lloin»rat»le. tho Mayor and Council
it* of Wyamlotto, Michigan.
• cutU-inoii:
Tin* M 1 So vice Commission
tin* <’ir> of Wyamlotto at its mee 1 :
.ug hold Monday, May ,1. 11M-1, in*
s«riictisl the Sec retary to send to the
Honorable, the Mayor ami Council the
eniiimunirtifioii from Colcgrove, Mur
phy ami Angoll. Accountants, for their
perusal ami decision.
, Very truly yours.
Municipal Service Commission.
Henry A. (Jirardin,
Sooretaiy.
Roiorrod to Oouucil.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Wyandotte, Mu*higun.
Cent let m*n:
Ivoiative to report of April 24. 1041.
ittaehed please find tax analysis cov
-4 ring the pn*jH*rt.v for tho proi*os<d
-a*wer in tin* alley west of Second
st.oet. from Haumoy to tho alloy
sout h.
Relative to tho petition of April 24,
11141, referring to for the
poving of the alley from Second to
Third Streets, between Elm and Ma
ph*. attached please find tax
leveling tin* covered by the
piditiou.
Relative t«» the petition of April IM.
IfiiH, covering paving of Twenty-first
Shn*et from Ford Avenue to Clark
*St ie* t. attachetl please find tax analy
sis eoverinl by )ietition.
Your* very truly,
John T. MeWhirter,
City Treasurer.
Referred to W.P.A. Committee ami
S|Hi i<il Asst»ssni4*nt 4>>mmittee.
Jleccjid.
flUeon veiling
Roll 4•all.
I , r«*scnt: Coimcilmon Bob in. Hrohl.
Hurke. Mason. S«hultz, Wagar.
Al*s«‘iit: None.
■Motion by Councilman Mason, sup
ported by Councilman Relint, that we
suspend the rule* ami ref»*r l*aek to
Communications and JteiM>:ts from
C-itv and Other Officials.
Yea': Cnuiicilmen Iklim. Hrohl.
Hurke. Mason. Wag-ar.
Nays: None.
4*oimnunietitions ami lb-ports from
i'ity and other Offieials.
11 om. rah U- Mayor ami City Council. *
V'v Wy.imh*tTe.
i •' : .* :i *. •:
We r’e* i mlersign .1. Roy Coumel*
Justice of lio l’eac.* -*:i*J Arthur Heck
r. .\Nstriat4* Justice of Hie i*eace,
hereby present to your Honorable
Hody tin* nomination of Joseiih Kal
. s|i. Jr . for .ippniniii!* n as Clerk of
tin- Jn-tice Court, City of Wyandotte.
Michigan, made vacant by tin* math
of Joseph Kaiasb, Sr.
Roy Coomer. Jtis.h*** of tin l'**aee.
Artlim Ini'ker. Asso**ii'»* Jusjiet* of
the Feme.
Referml to Council.
Honorable Mayor .and City Coumi*.
City of Wyandotte. Michigan.
Renth tnoo:
At a sjH*cial tm*eting of the Work;
men's <'oiii|H*iisatioii Hoard held this
date, a esolution wxts (Kissed re*im<t
;ng the «’it.v Council to authorize tin*
sale of certain Ihmhlm owne<l by the
C-itv of W.vandotte in the
Workmen's Compensation Fund hav
ing a face value of tfti’.'i.tkMt.OO f<*r the
-utn of s26.r*t£L<it>. as per bids sub
nitt*d and n*nil at the regukir meet
ing of the City Council lu*ld Tuesilay.
May 41. mi.
A list of the bonds involved is as
I oll< av- :
Erin. Warren and Clinton School
Twp.; amount £l.o<HMii>: (»rice
k| .4M1.V141.
Highland Fark School: amount sl.*
»'»U.INI; *siU» ptice sl.2s7.'vt.
Mt. Clemens Water: amount sl.
1 hum mi ; sale prhv $1,171.43.
Hetmit Rofunding. Non -4 ’a lla hie F;
imoimt s7.imhi.oo: sale priiu* $7,t>27.00.
Riverxiew 4’a Ila hie. S«*ries D;
• mount S2.»H>U.OO; sale price sLttN4i.:t4».
Rive: view Calkibh*. Series I>:
mount Ct.ooo.oo: sjilc (*rice $2.070.4"».
tUiverview 4'allahh*. Series I>.
i.i xml >::.IMMI.IH): sale pri<v $2.070.4d.
Riverxiew C.l. Calhahle: amount
'l/ Hi.i.u: sale price st*V*.So.
•Aioiigitagoii S<*hi»ol: amount s.‘».ihmi.-
■i* -ale price $3.4*45.3T».
Monguagou Seliool: amount s.’4,iHM>.-
•u -ale p i»v 5jwi.15K2.4r..
'lota Is—Amount $2r..4MMM141; sale
• rie.- s24».u4k’t.ti4>.
Tin* re-olution of the Workmen’s
Compensation Hoard further re.phst
kl the City Comicil to anthoiize tlie
Illy Clerk and the 4Mty Treasurer to
reinvest S2’».4HNMHt of the pn*x*MNks of
said side in L'nitexl States Government
He ie- <; Bonds, maturing in 12 years
t-n an earning basis of 2'■y |*r*r cent.
V(Zjr truly yours.
Workmen's CoiiffH*nsation Bosird.
Isiwience J. ImCourse,
Secretary.
Re-olutious.
Wyandott«*. Mich., May t*. 11M1.
Re'-olntion. by 4’4*utM*ilnr;iii Janies H.
Ala v m.
Resolved by the City Council of tire
City of Wyandotte. Unit proimsal No.
2Of the Hown River Iffievrolet U*
furui-di a one tone heavy duty pick-up
irnck fo* the
u*-t of S 7 47.2T* hss trade in on
,im*il Ko:d. In* a<Tepted. with a 1* foot
’•ody -applied, as (»er tl*e rt*eonunemt
a I ion of the City Engineer In his
'•nm-ninnir.ition of May 6. IJ44L
i move the adoption of the forego
ne resolution.
fVimteiltnan James 11. Masrm.
Sii|»(*ort4xJ by Councilman St’hultx.
Yeas: (’ouneilnien Hdbm. Hrohl.
Burke. Mason. S4*holtz. Wagar.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte. Mieh.. May ft. IMI.
Jb -olutlon. hv C4»umilman James H.
Mason. •
db-'dvtsl by tlie City 4V>um*il if the
i’> -»f Wyandotte, that the piop*»sal
*‘i • ’ Rroflier- to furnish a **n»
ton heavy duty pick up truck for tin*
St w*-r lH.*iKirtment at a 4*i»st .if s77(i.(Ni ,
1,-sy $ 140.1N1 t ade-in for a used C’hvv
rolet. be a<*c*i*ted. with a 0 fi>ot body
supplied, as per the recommendation
.1 toe City Engineer in his communi
cation 4 if. May 0. 11*41.
1 move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman James H. Mason.
SupjH>rted by Councilman Schultz.
Yeas: Councilmen Behm. Krohl.
Kurke. Mason, S<*hiiltz, Wagar.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte. Mieh.. May ft. 11441.
Resolution, by Councilman James H.
Mason.
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Wyandotte that the applica
tion to ope ate a Junk Wagon under
the provisions of the Or<liuances of
the City 4 if Wyandotte be and the
same is hereby approved to
Max Bcarzowsky, 114 ft Kiddl* Ave
nue.
and tin* City CU*rk be and hereby is
authorized to issue Junk Healer’s Li
cence to the tiiNive nam*»*d pet son at
the above address.
1 move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman James H. Mason.
Supi»orted by Councilman Kurke.
Yeas: Councilmen Behm. Brohl.
Burke. Mason, Schultz. Wagar.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte. Mich.. May ft. 1941.
Resolution, by Councilman Mason.
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Wyandotte, that the applica
tion to operate a Junk Yard, under
the provisions of the Ordinances of
the City of Wyandotte, he and the
same hereby is approved to
Alvin DeLauo, 1020 Biddle Avenue,
and the City Clerk l»e and hereby is
authorized to i.ssue Junk Dealer’s Li
cense to tlie above named person at
the allow address.
1 move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman Janies H. Mason.
Supported by Councilman Burke.
Yeas: Councilmen Behm. Brohl.
Kurke, Mason. Schultz, Wagar.
Nays: Xoue.
Wyandotte, Mich.. May ft. 1941.
Resolution, by Councilman Mason.
(Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Wyamlotte. that the applica
tion to i*i>erate a Fusil Cart, under
the provishnas of the Oidinances of
the City of Wyandotte, he and the
same herflby is approved t»>
dairies Stein. 5*29 Chestnut Street.
;>n<l the City CU rk be and hereby is
authotized to issue Junk Dealer’s Li
eencs** to the ak.ve miuml ja*rs4»n at
the akive mld less.
I move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
CouiM'ilnain Janies H. Mason.
•Supported by Coniieilman Behm.
Yeas: Couucilmeii Behm. Brohl.
Burke. Mason, Schultz. Wagar.
Nays: None.
Wyamlotte. Mieli.. May ft. 1941.
Resolution, by C*iiiiM*iimaii James H.
Mason.
Resol w*l by the City Council of the
(Tty of Wyandotte, that the applica
tion for license to operate a Cla* “C”
Restaurant under the piovisions of
the Ordinan<*es of the (Tty of Wyan
dotte, be and hereby is approved to
John F. Corrigan (Corrigan Case)
:JHT(S Third Street,
and the City Clerk be and hereby is
authorized to issue a (’Lass Res
taurant License to the ak.ve named
person at the above address.
I move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
<\»uncilliian James H. Mason.
SupiH.rted by Councilman Wagar.
Yeas: Councilmen Behm. Brohl,
Burke. Mason. Schultz, Wagar.
Nays; Noue.
Wyandotte. Mich.. May ft. 1941.
Resolution, by Councilman Mason.
Resolved by the (Tty Council of the
City of Wyandotte, that the (Tty of
Wyandotte Post 1 Rift. Veterans of
Foreign ’Wars of the United States, be
and hereby are granted permission to
*»*11 poppies on May 23rd ami 24th.
19*11, as per their request in their let
ter of May ft. 1941.
I move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Couuciluian James H. Mason.
Supported by 4’oum*ilmwn Behm.
Yeas: Councilmen Behm. Brohl.
Burke. Mason. Schultz. Wagar.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte. Mich.. May ft. UMI.
Resolution, by Councilman Mason.
(Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Wyandotte, that the City Clerk
be and hereby is airthorizeii to draw
warrant on the City Treasurer from
the pr<*iH*r funds, in amount of s9.r*7
1 >ayable to the Wayne County Trea-.
>urer. covering delinquent 1940 city,
county and school taxes on property
owed hy the City of Wyandotte, as
per the request of tlie City Treasurer
in his communication of May 1, 1941.
I move the adoption of the forego
ing res4»lntiou.
Councilman Janies 11. Mason
Sup|H>rted by Councilman Buike.
Yeas: Councilmen Behiu. Krohl.
Kurke. Mason. Stduilfz. Wagar.
Nays: Noue.
Wyandotte. Mich.. May ft. 1941.
Resolution, by Councilman Mason.
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Wyandotte, that the request
..f C. L. Edwards. IJ. Comm, of the
I'. S. Naval R<*serve Aviation Base
at Cross* He. for the use 4>f the Pub
lic Addri'ss System for tlieir program
on May 10th.* 1941, be and hereby is
granted.
I move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman James H. Mas4>u.
Siq>port**d by Councilman Behm.
Yeas: Councilmen Behm. Brohl.
Ilurke. Mason. Schultz. Wagar.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte. Mich.. May 6. 1941.
Resolution, by Councilman Mason.
Res«>lved by the City CV>nn**il of the
City of Wyandotte, that the appoint
ment us J««eph Kalash. Jr., as Clerk
of tlie Justice Court of tlie City of
Wyandotte, to fill the nnexpired term
~f' Joseph Kalash. Sr., be and the
is hereby approved, as j>er the
e**onunendatioo of Justice of the
!'4*:i<e It4>y (T»omer and Associate Jirs
ri<*e of the Peace Arthur Decker, in
their c«*nMnlnicafcion i*f even ibite.
1 move tlie adoption of the forego
ug resolution.
Coun<*ilinan .lame** H. Mason.
SiipiHirted by Onimdlman Behm.
Yeas: Counoihnen Behro. Brohi.
Kurke. Mason. Sehultz. Wagar.
Na vs: None.
Wyandotte. Mich., May ft, 1941.
ißes4»lution, by Councilman Mason.
R*s6lved by the Citj’ Council of the
(’ity of Wyandotte, that the apiMiint*
meat of I. T. laipczynski as a mends*r
of the PolU*e and Fire Commission f.u
a term of three years. Ik* and the
same is hereby approved as ]»er the
recommendation of the Mayor iu his
eonununieation of even date.
1 move the aUopiiou 01 tne forgo
ing resolution
C’ouneilman James 11. Mason.
Supported by Councilman Wagar.
Yeas: (’ounci linen Behm. itronl.
Burke. Mason, Stdiultz, Wagar.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte, Mieh., May 6, 1941.
Resolution, by Councilman James
Mason.
Resolved by the (Tty Council of tie*
City of Wyandotte, that the ap)ioiut
ment of John Mr«»z as a mendier of
th<* Public Welfare Commission of the
City of Wyandotte for a term of five
years, be and the same is hereby ap
prov4*d, as iecommend*‘d by the Mayor
in his comniunicaTiou of even d;ite.
1 move the adoption 01 me 1 ongo
ing resolution
Councilman Janies H. Mason.
Supported by Councilrauu Schultz. |
Yeas: Onnicilaneu Behm, Brolii,
Burke. Mason. Sehultz, Wagar.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte, Mich., May ft, 11441.
Resolution, by Councilman Mason.
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Wyandotte, that the Municipal
Service Commission be and they here
by are requested to accept the pro
posal of (Ydegtove. Murphy and An
gell, Certified Public Accountants, for
the auditing of the books and records
of the Municipal Service (Vunmission
for the fiscal year ending Septennial
30. 194,1, as submitted in their pro
posal of August 26, 1940.
I move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman James H. Mason.
Supported by Councilman Behm.
Yeas: Councilmen Bebm, Brohl.
Burke, Mason, Schultz, Wagar.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte, Mich., May ft. 1941.
Resolution, by Councilman Mason.
(Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Wyandotte, that the City Clerk
and City Treasurer be and hereby are
authorized and directed to sell to the
successful bidder, bonds in the fact*
amount of $41.737.*"»0 held in the City
of Wyandotte Sinking Fund at the
sale price of $4C>.043.35, as per bids
submitted at this session of the City
Council and iu accordance with the
recommendations of the City Clerk
and Citv Treasurer in their communi
cation of April 29th. 1941.
Be It Further Resolved* that the
City Cleik and City Treasurer be and
they hereby an* authorized and dir
ected to reinvest S4.”».(HNMN) of the pro
ceeds of said sale in United States
Government Series G 2Vi in*r cent
Bonds, maturing in twelve years.
I move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman James H. Mason.
Supported by Councilman Schultz.
Yeas: Councilnieu Brohl. Mason.
Schultz, Wagar.
Nays: Councilmen Behm. Burke.
Wyandotte. Mich., May ft, 1941.
•Resolution, by Councilman Mason.
Resolv<*d by the City Council of the
City of Wyandotte, that the City Cle*
ami (’ity 'Treasurer lie and they here
by are authorized and directed to sell
to the sui*eessful bidders bonds in the
face amount of $23,000.00 held in the
Workmen’s Compensation Fund, at
the price of s*2ft.-"*ft3.ftft, as per bids
submitted at the regular .session of
tin* City Council held May ft. 1941.
and in accordance with recommenda
tion of the Workmen's Compensation
Board in tlieir letter of the same date.
Be It Further Resolved, that the
City Clerk and City Treasurer lie and
hereby are authorized and directed to
reinvest *2T».000.00 of tlie prexeeds of
said sale in United States Government
Series G Bon<K maturing in 12 years,
on an earning basis of 2% per cent.
1 move tlie adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman James H. Mason.
.Supported by Councilman Schultz.
Yeas: Councilmen Belwn. Brohl,
Burke. Mason. Sc*hultz. Wagar.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte. Mich.. May ft. 1941.
Resolution, by Councilman James 11.
Mason.
Resolved by the City Council of the
(Tty of Wyandotte, that it is a ikmos
sary public improvement and benefi
cial to the (Tty of Wyandotte and its
inhabitants that:
(27(*» Elm Street from loth to 17th
Streets lie graded, paved and dirtied
to a width of twenty-eight (28) feet.
.177. Hillsdale Street from Sixth
to Seventh Streets lie graded, paved
anil curbed to a width of twenty-six
(26) feet.
1 27 M Seventh Street from Elm to
Oak Strrets. be graded, paved and
cut lied to a width of thirty (710) feet.
< 279 1 Sixth Stre**t from Ceutral to
Marshall Str»*i»ts he paved, graded
and citrtied to a width of twenty-eight
(28) feet.
(280. Negaunee Street from Biddle
ro Sixth Streets be graded, paved and
curbed to a width of twenty-six (2ft»
feet.
(2XI > Third Street front Bauiuey
to (ioodell Streets be graded, paved
find curbed to a width of twenty-six
. 2ft 1 feet.
<2B2> Maple Street from Sixth to
Seventh Streets lie graded, paved and
curlied to a width of thirty (39) feet.
(2XI) Negaunee Street from Sixth
to Seventh Streets be graded, paved
and embed to a width of twenty-six
♦ 2ft) feet.
(2S4> Ash Street from Seventeenth
to Twentieth Streets be graded, paved
and curbed to a width of twenty-eight
FJB) feet.
(2HT» ) Seventeenth Street from
Oak to Superuw Streets be graded.
iKtved and curbed to a width of twen
ty-eight (28) feet.
♦ 284;» Virginia Street from Wal
nne to Regent Drive lie graded, paved
and civtied to a width of twenty-six
< *A*». fee?.
(<287 1 Third Street from Goddard
to Ferry Place l*e graded. |Kived and
.•ii’ beil pi a width 4if twenty-six (26)
feet.
• 2*4si Alley between Elm and Ma
ple. and between Second and Third
Streets.
(288) Oxford Court from Twelfth to
illey east of FTfteentli be graded, pav
’d anil embed to a width of twenty
fight Cis» fret.
\ inewotsl Avenue from
Twenty-second to Fort Streets Ik*
graded. )mivwl jitul eurbtd to a width
of twenty-eight (2Si feet.
'* Maple Street from Twenty
tnir<l St.ieet to Fort Street In* graded,
paved and curtted to a width of tweu
ty-*x (26) feet
(t < best nut Street from Klev
ontii to Fourteenth Streets be graded, I
l^ived and embed to a width of thirty I
(30) feet.
Bighth Street front Goddard
to St. John Street la* graded, paved ;
and curbed to a width of twenty-six *
(26» feet.
Sixth Street from Cherry to
Eureka Streets be graded, paved and
cunlicd to a width of thirty (30 1 feet.
(JWii Tweuty-eeeond Street, from
I«*rd Avenue to Clark Street, be
graded, imved and curbed to a width
of twenty eight Oi feet.
Sycamore Street from Four
teenth Street to I>. M. & T. It. It., be
graded. ltaved and curbed to a width
of thirty (30» fw*t.
(lSt7 t Eighth Street from throve to
Orange Streets he graded, paved and
curbed to a width of thirty <3oi feet.
(15SWS > Fie vent h Stieet from Eure
ka to Vinewood Avenues la* graded,
jaived and curbed to a width of thirty
<3Ol feet.
(380) Twenty-third Street from
Furt4i.il Avenis* to Oak St.ieet be grad
ed. paved and curbed to a width of
t wenty-oigh t (28 1 feet.
And. Resolved Further, that the
City Engineer prepare detailed esti
mate and iilso plats and diagrams of
the work and of the locality to be so
improved and dejmsit the same with
the City Clerk for public examination
and
Itesolved Further, that the cost of
the material, theieof, for said grad
ing and paving and curbing or the
percentage of the whole project re
quired by the Works Progress Admin
istration of the Federal Government
known as the local contribution shall
be defrayed by special assessment up
on the lots or parts of lots and par
cels of land fronting and abutting up
on said improvement and that the
balance of the exjieiuse of said grading,
paving and curbing shall be paid by
the Works Progress Administration
when, as and if ai»proved by said
Works progress Administration, ex
cepting the alleys and street intersec
tions the expense of which shall be de
frayed from the general street fund
of said city to he computed on the
same basis as the lots and parcels of
land set forth for the above, and
(276* Flm Street fr » n Fifteenth
to Seventeenth Streets.
(.277» Hillsdale Street from Sixth
to Seventh Streets.
(27si Seventh Street from Him !o
Oak Streets.
(27(0 Sixth Street from Central to
Marshall Streets.
I 2NIO Xegaun *e Street from Middle
to Sixth St.iects.
i2M > Third Street from I'.aumey
to Goodell Streets.
(2S2> Maple Str<*et from Sixth to
Seventh Streets.
r«**3i N'egaiinee SFect from Sixth
to Seventh Streets.
(2S4* Ash Street from Seventeenth
to Twentieth Street.
(2N5» Seventeenth Street from Oak
to Superior Streets.
(286) Virginim Street! from Wal
nut to Regent Orive.
CJS7) Third Street from Goddard
to Perry Place.
(2SB* Alley, between Flm and Ma
ple and between Second and Third
St reels.
(2XO Oxford Court from Twelfth
to alley east of Fifteenth.
(290* Vinewood Avenue from
Twenty-second to Fort Street.
(•291 ( Maple Street from Twenty
third Street to Fort Street.
(2flo> Chestnut Street from Elev
enth to Fourteenth Streets.
(203 1 Kighth Street from Godd.-md
to St. John Street.
(294 i Sixth Street from Cherry to
Fureko Streets.
(295 1 Twenty-second Street from
Ford Avenue to Clark Street.
(206) Sycamore Street from Four
teenth Street to IV M. & T. R. It.
(207 • Eighth Street from Grove to
Orange Streets.
(2!»S| Eleventh Street from Eure
ka to Vinewood Avenue.
CJW»» Twenty-third Street from
Eureka Avenue to Oik Street,
are hereby designated and constituted
as a Special Assessment IHstrict foi
the purpose of said improvement.
Resolved Further that after said de
tailed estimates, plats and diagrams
of flic work and of the locality to be
improved have been deposited with
the City Clerk for the public examin
ation, said City Clerk shall give no
tice. according to the City Charter, of
the I>istriot to be specially assessed
for said improvement and of the time
and place when this Council will meet
ii, consider said detailed estimates,
plat.s and diagrams and to hear ob
jections thereto and publish such no
tice of said assessment district and of
said meeting for hearing objections
thereto once in each week for two sue
cesarive weeks in one of the newspa
pers of this City.
I move tlie adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman Janies H. Mason.
Sup|Mirted by Councilman Wagar.
Yeas: Councilnien Behm. Brohl.
Murke. Mason. Schultz. Wagar.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte. Mich.. May 6. 1941.
(Resolution, by Councilman James H.
Mason.
Resolved by the City Council of tie*
Citv of Wyandotte.
Whereas. Act 153 of the Public Acta
of 1937. as amended by Act 244 of the
Public Acts of 1939, gives counties, ci
ties. township and other local taxing
units, having taxes cancelled by the
vesting of title in the State of Michi
gan to certain tax delinquent lands
within their respective areas, the
right to acquire said lauds for public*
purpose* by bidding either severally
~r in combination for such lands at
the sjßc thereof by the Staß.
office Board as provided in Section 7
«*f said Act. and
Whereas, taxing unit- bidding for
-neb land* or meeting the highest bid
of nonowners of such lands as approv
ed in wiid Section 7. are required to
pay in case only the expenses of the
*ale plus the proportionate part of the
taxes and assessments which were due
to the taxing unit or units uot bid
ding and cancelled at the time of
vesting of title iu the State of Michi
gan and
Whereas*, it apt**irs that there are
lands which will lie offered for sale
by the State laUhl Office Hoard at the
next sale of lands by said Board
which are highly desirable for parks,
playgrounds, and other public unes,
and will probably be available for ac
quisition und r said Section 7. and
Whereas, it is mutual desue of the
City of Wyandotte, the <Vmnty of
Wayne and the Board of Education of
tlie Belmol District of the City of Wy
audotte. to eo-«q»erato in tin acquisi
tion of such lands by the several gov
ernmental units, therefore be it
Resol\<*d. that the City Council of
the City of Wyandotte hereby appro\e
the bidding in by the City of Wyan
dotte as co-bidders with the County of
Wayne and tla* Board of Education of
tin School District of the City of Wy
andotte for the uequisition, for tile
benefit of the City of Wyandotte, the
following described profierties:
ADDITION TO IM'LAiSKI I’AkK
lads .*47 to H both inelusive, and
lots 57. 58. 66 and 61 of Meisners
Sulnlivision of Block 38 of the Subdi
vision of the north 1-2 of Section 36,
Town 3 South. Range 11 East, City of
Wvandotte. Wayne County. Michigan.
NORTH END DARK
Ja»t 41 Cunuingham-Tobiu.s Company
Goddard Dark Subdivision.
Ixds 133. 134, 135, of Hit* Rea nine
Sul (division of Ixits (4.3 and 14s and a
jia.r t of Is»t (42 and 39 of the Subdivi
sion of rlie Estate of Antoine iAiiiadio,
Private Claim 112 and lad 2 of the
Subdivision of the Estate of Peter
Perry. Senior, of part of Fractional
Section 26. City of Wyandotte. Wayne
County, Michigan.
Ix>ts (41 to 42, both inclusive, Ford
Manor Subdivision.
lads 187 to 211. both inclusive,
Ford Manor Subdivision No. 1.
STREET .AND AIjLKY OPENINGS
liots X>, 96, 51. 189 and 196 WekrU
Bros. Million l>ollar Subdivision, City
of Wyandotte, Wayne County, Michi
n.
I Ads 75, 76. 77 and 78 West Park
Subdivision.
iAits 236. 237. 20 of West Park No.
1 Subdivision. City of Wyandotte,
Wavne County. Michigan.
PJAYGKDUXDiS
Lots 195 to 261, both inclusive. The
uoiith 132.63 feet of Isds 262 and 203.
The South P 24 feet of lA>ts 202 and
263. lA>ts 264 and 295 Riverbank Man
or Signlivisioii of Part of Private
Claim I*2l and 1«H). City of Wyandotte,
Wayne County, Michigan.
Isds 1 t<» (45. both inclusive. Block
47. South Detroit SulKlivisioii of Part
of Section 32. Town 3 South, Range 11
Fast. City of Wyandotte. Wayne Coun
ty. Michigan.
Ixrtx 42 lo 54, inclusive, and low
122 to 131. both inclusive. Eureka Es
tates Subdivision.
Dots 21 and 22 and 24 of John P.
Clank's Subdivision of the south part
of fractional section 21. Town 3 south.
Range 11 Hast. City of Wyandotte.
That part of the southeast 1-4 of
fraetional seetimi 26 and part of la 4
4 Francis Moran Estate Subdivision
as receded in Pro File No. 1957 de
scrib'd as beginning at the Northeast
corner of said I/>t 4 and proceeding,
rheiice west along the north line of
-ci id lot 195.3 feet to the east oily lino
of Second Street. thence southerly
along said line 333.39 feet, them e east
60.6 feet, thence south to the north
line of la>( 4 George t'lark histate SuJ»-
uivision as recorded in latior 212,
page 532. Siction *26. thence north
along said line (457.72 feet to the joint
of In ginning.
FUTURE WATER TOWER
LEGATION
OPENING OF HIiBOTIUC AYE.
A parcel of hind in the North 1-2 of
fractional section 26 accepted from
Fond Center SidKiivlsion Liber (48,
page 10 and described as beginning at
tlie inters*ction of the east line of the
Faistern Michigan Toledo R. R. right
of way witli tlie south line of Goddard
Avenue as of tlie above plat, thence
easterly along south line of Goddard
Avenue 196 feet, thence southerly par
allel to said wist right of way lino
205 feet to north line of Power Ave
nue as of the above plat thence west
erly along said North line 190 feet to
said east right of way line, thence
norttmriy along said East right of way
line 265 f»*et to iiolnt of beginning.
Be It Further Resolved, that tlie
City Council of the City of Wyandotte
respectfully request that the County
of Wayne and tlie Board of Education
of the School District of the City of
Wyandotte to join as e«ebiddets in the
acquisition of said property for the
ta-nefit of the City of Wyandotte and
mam receipt of Quit-Claim I>eed by
the co-bidders that the County of
Wayne and the School District of the
City of Wyandotte Quit-Claim to the
City of Wyandotte their respective in
terest in said property.
Be It Further Resolved, that the
City of Wyandotte agrees to bid aa
co-bidder and t<» Quit-Claim its inter
est. in any hinds applied for and ac
quired hereunder by the County of
Wayne or the School Board of the
School District of the City of Wyan
dotte.
1 move the adoption of the forego
iug resolution.
Councilman Janies H. Mason.
Supported by Councilman Wagar.
Yews: Cmincibnen Behm. Brohl,
Burke. Mason. Schultz. Wagar.
iNays: None.
Special Order. 1
« outieilnutn George Bclun requested
that a of the list of employee
showing citizenship date, be furnished
him.
The Olerk was instructed to furni*
same.
Adrj»mrnmcnt.
Motion to adjourn at 10:55 P.M., by
Councilman Mason. supported by
Councilman Wagar. •
Yea*: Council men Beliin. BJXihl,
Burk**. Mason. Schultz. Wagar.
N'avs: Noue.
LAWRENCE J LaIV)LUSK,
City Clerk.
GERMAN BKNmVIAL
IMON PICNIC 4INK I
The German Beneficial Cnioo. Nd
-775 amiuUiM-es a picnic to In* held it
Handler's park. Truiton. on Sunday,
June 1. The Heiiiclbi'rg Fight will
-furnish musio for the oerasioß.
Try Herald Job Printing .