THE COMMUNITY CRIER: October 23,1996 Pages it Public notices NQTfcm-TO BIDDERS LEGAL NOTICE CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF PLYMOUTH PUBLIC TEST QF THE UNILECT PATRIOT ELECTRONIC VOTING SYSTEM FOR THE NOVEMBER 5,1996, GENERAL ELECTION The Board of Education of the Plymouth-Canton Community Schools invites all interested and qualified companies to submit a BID for the purchase of a Portable Sound System for use by the Board of Education. Specificatioons and Bid Forms can be obtained from David Rodwell in the Office of Research and Technology, Board of Education Budding, 454 S. Harvey Street, Plymouth, Ml during normal business hours. Bids are due on or before 2:Q() P,M. Friday. November 1 .19$6.
The Board of Education reserves PLEASE TAKE NOTE: A public test of the Patriot Electronic Voting System will take place at 6:00 p.m., the right to accept any or reject all bids, as they judge to be in the best interest of tbe School District. on Wednesday, October 30,1996, in the Clerk’s Office at Plymouth Township Hall, 42350 Ann Arbor : Road, Plymouth, Michigan 48170, for the General Election scheduled for November 5,1996. Phone # 453- 3840, Extension 224. V - !- ' . .'•; '. ■ The public is invited and encouraged co attend. Susan E.
Davis, Secretary BOARD OF EDUCATION Plymouth-Cantos Community Schools Marilyn Massengill, CMC Publish 10-23-% and 10-30-96 Clerk, Charter Township of Plymouth i , ... ....... :..." V:.';,., ................. •.*:
i Ptabiish; October 23,1996 STREET IMPROVEMENT BONDING PROPOSITION SHALL THE WAYNE COUNTY HOME RULE CHARTER BE AMENDED BY ADDING SECTION 3.120 TO AUTHORIZE APPOINTMENT OF AN INDEPENDENT COMMISSION COUNSEL TO ASSERT AND DEFEND THE LEGAL RIGHTS, POWERS, AND DUTIES OF THE COUNTY COMMISSION; AND BY DELETING THE DUTY OF THE CORPORATION COUNSEL IN SECTION 4.312 TO PROVIDE LEGAL SERVICES TO THE COMMISSION?” INDEPENDENT COUNSEL FOR COUNTY COMMISSION AUTHORIZED “SHALL THE CITY OF PLYMOUTH, COUNTY OF WAYNE, MICHIGAN, BORROW THE SUM OF NOT EXCEED TWELVE MILLION DOLLARS ($12,000,000) AND ISSUE ONE OR MORE SERIES OF ITS UNLIMITED TAX BONDS THEREFOR FOR THE PURPOSE OF PAYING THE COSTS OF IMPROVING, REPAIRING, CONSTRUCTING AND PAVING PUBLIC STREETS AND ROADS IN THE CITY TOGETHER WITH ALL ATTACHMENTS AND APPURTENANCES RELATING THERETO?
YES NO ____ Y ES ____ NO AUDITOR GENERAL POWERS DEFINED Applications lor absentee ballots may be requested from the Office of the Clerk, 201 South Main Street, “SHALL SECTION 5,113 OF THE WAYNE COUNTY CHARTER BE REPEALED EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER Plymouth, MI, 48170, phone number 453-1234 ext. 234 or 225 for registered voters in the City of Plymouth. 30,1997 AND SHALL SECTION 3.119 BE AMENDED TO GIVE THE AUDITOR GENERAL RATHER THAN THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER POWER TO ENGAGE AN INDEPENDENT EXTERNAL AUDI- Absentee ballots will be handed to qualified absentee voters in person at the Cleric’s Offices from 8:00 a.m.
to TOR TO PREPARE A COMPREHENSIVE ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT; AND TO GIVE THE AUDITOR 2:00 p.m., on Saturday, November 2, 1996. On Monday, November 4, 1996, absentee voters shall receive their GENERAL EXPRESS POWER TO AUDIT THE OPERATIONS AND ADMINISTRATION OF ALL COUN- ballots and vote them in the Cleric’s Office until 4:30 p.m. TY AGENCIES FOR COMPLIANCE WITH ORDINANCES, REGULATIONS AND OTHER LAWS?” AH City polling places are handicapped accessible and locations are as follows:
Y E S ____ NO PROPOSITION'S” Precinct #1,4 & 5 Plymouth Cultural Center 525 Farmer Street WAYNE COUNTY STADIUM PROPOSITION Precinct #3 Central Middle School, 650 W, Church Street SHALL WAYNE COUNTY BE AUTHORIZED, AND AN ORDINANCE APPROVED, TO LEVY AN Please take note that the City and Township Precinct locations may NOT coincide with your school precinct loea- EXCISE TAX OF 1% OF GROSS RECEIPTS FROM CHARGES FOR ACCOMMODATIONS PROVIDED TO lions and if there arc any questions to contact City Hall.
TRANSIENT GUESTS, AND 2% OF GROSS RECEIPTS FROM MOTOR VEHICLE RENTALS BY THE COUNTY TO THE DETROIT/ WAYNE COUNTY STADIUM AUTHORITY, WHICH HAS BEEN CREATED BY THE COUNTY TO ACQUIRE A NEW PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL STADIUM (AS DEFINED IN PUB- LINDA J.
LIC ACT 180 OF 1991), TO BE DEVELOPED NEAR THE SITE OF A PLANNED NEW FOOTBALL STADI- LANGMESSER, CMC UM FOR THE DETROIT LIONS, WHICH TAXES SHALL BE LEVIED UNTIL THE OBLIGATIONS ARE CITY CLERK RETIRED BUT FOR NO LONGER THAN THIRTY YEARS AND SHALL NOT SECURE NET BOND PRO- CITY OF PLYMOUTH CEEDS IN EXCESS OF $80 MILLION; AND SHALL THE COUNTY USE THE EXCISE TAX REVENUES TO LEASE THE NEW BASEBALL STADIUM, AND THEN SUBLEASE THE STADIUM TO THE CITY OF DETROIT DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY, WHICH SHALL IN TURN MAKE THE STADI UM AVAILABLE FOR USE BY THE DETROIT TIGERS?” ____ Y ES ____ NO Publish: Community Crier October 23rd & 30th, 1996 and to vote on the following Local Proposal: