GRAND RAPIDS CHARTER TOWNSIITP REGULAR TOWNSIITP MEETING 1836 EAST BELTLINE N.E. May 20,2014 7:00p.m. AGENDA 1. Pledge of Allegiance. 2. Brief Public Comment. (Brief 2-3 minutes per person relating to agenda items). *3. Approve minutes of the regular Township Board meeting ofMay 6, 2014. *4. Consider bills to be paid. *5 . Consider approval ofthe deferral of summer taxes. *6. Consider financial contribution to Reeds Lake Trail Improvement Project. *7. Consider approval ofWayne Harrall and William Culhane appointment to the Planning Commission. *8. Consider approval of the 2014 Celadon Summer Concert Series Outdoor Assembly Permits. *9. Update and discussion ofthe Parks & Recreation Committee Meeting. Board Comments Public Comments - Please limit comments to less than 5 minutes and state your name and address for the Recording secretary. Adjournment
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GRAND RAPIDS CHARTER TOWNSIITP REGULAR TOWNSIITP MEETING
1836 EAST BELTLINE N.E.
May 20,2014 7:00p.m.
AGENDA
1. Pledge of Allegiance.
2. Brief Public Comment. (Brief 2-3 minutes per person relating to agenda items).
*3. Approve minutes of the regular Township Board meeting ofMay 6, 2014.
*4. Consider bills to be paid.
*5 . Consider approval ofthe deferral of summer taxes.
*6. Consider financial contribution to Reeds Lake Trail Improvement Project.
*7. Consider approval ofWayne Harrall and William Culhane appointment to the Planning Commission.
*8. Consider approval of the 2014 Celadon Summer Concert Series Outdoor Assembly Permits.
*9. Update and discussion ofthe Parks & Recreation Committee Meeting.
Board Comments
Public Comments - Please limit comments to less than 5 minutes and state your name and address for the Recording secretary.
Adjournment
GRAND RAPIDS CHARTER TOWNSHIP REGULAR TOWNSHIP BOARD MEETING
May 6, 2014
A meeting of the Grand Rapids Charter Township Board was called to order at 7:00pm by Supervisor Michael DeVries. The meeting was held in the Township Hall. The following were present: Supervisor Michael DeVries, Clerk Edward Robinette, Treasurer Chris Afendoulis, and Trustees David Van Dyke and Lee Van Popering. Trustees Rusty Merchant and Robert Roth were absent. There were six people in the audience.
1. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE.
2. BRIEF PUBLIC COMMENT.
There was no public comment.
REQUEST TO AMEND THE AGENDA: Supervisor DeVries asked the Board to amend the agenda by adding item 8) Consider approval of the Grand Rapids Township EDC directors and move the discussion oftechnology upgrade to item 9). Chris Afendoulis, seconded by Lee Van Popering, moved approval of the Agenda amendment. The motion passed unanimously. Supervisor De Vries also requested the addition of a bill for utility relocation in the amount of $7819.34 to expedite the trail construction project to the bills to be paid. David Van Dyke, seconded by Lee Van Popering, moved to add the bill to the list of bills to be paid. The motion passed unanimously.
3. APPROVE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR TOWNSHIP BOARD MEETING OF APRIL 15,2014.
Lee Van Popering, seconded by David Van Dyke, moved approval of the minutes as presented. The motion passed unanimously.
4. CONSIDER CASH DISBURSEMENTS.
Lee Van Popering, seconded by David Van Dyke, moved approval of the Cash Disbursements as presented. The motion passed unanimously.
5. CONSIDER BILLS TO BE PAID.
Lee Van Popering, seconded by David Van Dyke, moved payment of the Bills as presented. The motion passed unanimously.
6. KENT DISTRICT LIBRARY ANNUAL REPORT- LANCE WERNER, CRAIG WILSON &LIZ BREED.
The Board received the annual report from representatives of the Kent District Library.
7. CONSIDER APPROVAL OF ROAD CLOSURE REQUESTS: a) MICHIGAN ADVENTURE RACING- THE DIRTY DUEL RACE b) REEDS LAKE TRIATHLON
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Lee Van Popering, seconded by David Van Dyke, moved approval of both Road Closure requests as presented. The motion passed unanimously.
8. CONSIDER APPROVAL OF GRAND RAPIDS TOWNSHIP ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION DIRECTORS.
Lee Van Popering, seconded by David Van Dyke, moved approval of the appointments as presented. The motion passed unanimously.
9. DISCUSSION OF THE TECHNOLOGY UPGRADE.
Supervisor DeVries informed the Board of progress on the technology upgrade of the displays for the board table. A proposal will follow to complete upgrades ofthe table, podium, presentation table, signage, and technology upgrades.
BOARD COMMENTS: There were none.
PUBLIC COMMENTS: There were none.
The meeting adjourned at 7:19pm.
Edward J. Robinette, Clerk GRAND RAPIDS CHARTER TOWNSHIP
05/09/2014 09 : 23 AM User : BGRISWOLD
INVOICE APPROVAL BY VENDOR REPORT FOR GRAND RAPIDS TOWNSHIP EXP CHECK RUN DATES 05/12/2014 - 05/12/2014
DB: Grand Rapids To
Claimant
1 . COMCAST
2 . CONSUMERS ENERGY
3 . FLEET SERVICES - WEX BANK
4. LOWE I s
***TOTAL ALL CLAIMS***
UN JOURNALIZED BOTH OPEN AND PAID
Amount Claimed
10 . 47
7,802 . 93
619.29
101 . 87
8 , 534 . 56
Amount Owed
Page: 1/1
Amount Rejected
05/13/2014 09 : 59 AM INVOICE APPROVAL BY VENDOR REPORT FOR GRAND RAPIDS TOWNSHIP User : BGRISWOLD EXP CHECK RUN DATES 05/23/2014 - 05/23/2014 DB: Grand Rapids To
Claimant
1 . ABSOPURE WATER CO .
2. ADVANCED TRACKING TECHNOLOGIES INC
3 . AQUATIC DOCTORS LAKE MGMT
4 . CADY , SUE
5 . CONSUMERS LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
6 . DAYSTAR MINISTRIES
7 . EMERGENCY VEHICLE SERVICE
8 . FLEE T SERVICES - WEX BANK
9 . GENUINE PARTS CO-GRAND RA
10 . KCI
11 . KENT COUNTY HEALTH DEPT .
12 . KENT COUNTY TREASURER
13 . KENT RECORD MANAGEMENT INC
14. LUSCIOUS LANDSCAPES
15 . MARSHALL & SWIFT
16 . MOORE & BRUGGINK
17 . NYE UNIFORM COMPANY
18 . ORKIN INC
19 . PLEUNE SERVICE COMPANY
20 . PRECISION DATA PRODUCTS
21 . ROBINETTE , ED
22 . ROTHLEY , ROBIN
23 . TDS METROCOM
24 . TECH MASTERS
***TOTAL ALL CLAIMS***
UNJOURNALIZED BOTH OPEN AND PAID
Amount Claimed
30 . 00
35 . 95
685 . 00
11.20
229 . 22
50 . 00
570 . 00
1 , 002 . 22
22 . 98
291 . 44
36 . 00
27 , 797 . 66
279 . 90
2 , 085.00
309 . 95
2 , 312 . 85
109 . 00
76 . 90
145 . 00
160 . 41
27 . 27
379 . 48
358 . 48
4 , 382 . 10
41 , 388 . 01
Amount Owed
Page : 1/1
Amount Rejected
M ICHAEL J . DEV R IES SUPERV ISOR
EDWARD J. R OB INETTE C LERK
CH RIS AFENDO ULI S T REASURER
May 20, 2014
TO: Grand Rapids Charter Township Board of Trustees
FROM: Sue Cady Deputy Treasurer/Office Manager
RE: Deferment ofTaxes
RECOMMENDATION
RU STY M ERCHANT T RUSTEE
R oBERT W. RoTH T RUSTEE
D AVID A. V AN D YKE T RUSTEE
L E E V AN P OPER ING
T RUSTEE
Item# 5
Consider approval of Resolution to defer tax payments without interest/penalty for qualified taxpayers.
BACKGROUND
This is an annual Resolution request.
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MICHAEL J. DEVRIES SuPERVISOR
EDWARD J. ROBINETTE CLERK
CHRIS AFENDO ULIS TREASU RER
RESOLUTION GRAND RAPIDS CHARTER TOWNSHIP
KENT COUNTY, MICHIGAN
RusTY MERCHANT T RUSTEE
RoBERT W. RoTH T RUSTEE
DAVID A. V AN D YKE TRU STEE
LEE VANPOPERING
TRU STEE
WHEREAS, Public Act 108 of 1976 as amended by PA 97 of 1992 provides a deferment from summer taxes without interest/penalty for certain taxpayers, and
WHEREAS, said Public Act requires local approval, and
WHEREAS, qualifying taxpayers must file an application with the local treasurer certifying that they meet the requirement of the act, and
WHEREAS, certain other taxpayers with properties involved in splits, MTT decisions and 2014 July and 2014 December Board of Review pending decisions should also be deferred without interest/penalty for a 30 day period.
BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED that the Grand Rapids Charter Township Board hereby agrees to defer without interest/penalty tax payments to the above named qualifying taxpayers.
The following Board Member offered the foregoing Resolution: And was supported by Board Member: And the vote being as follows:
YEAS:
NAYS:
ABSENT:
Resolution declared adopted May 20,2014.
Ed Robinette, Clerk Grand Rapids Charter Township
CERTIFICATION
I hereby certify the foregoing to be a true copy of a Resolution adopted at a regular meeting of the Grand Rapids Charter Township Board held on May 20, 2014.
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MIC H AE L J . DEV RIES S UPERVISOR
EDWAR D J . R O BI NETT E C LERK
CHRI S AFENDOULI S T REASURER
May 20,2014
TO: Grand Rapids Charter Township Board of Trustees
FROM:
RE:
Michael J. DeVries Township Supervisor
Reeds Lake Trail Extension funding request
RECOMMENDATION
Ru s T Y M ERCHANT T RUSTEE
R o BERT W . R oTH T RUSTEE
D AVI D A. V AN D YKE T RUSTEE
L EE V AN P aPERING
T RUSTEE
Item# 6
Consideration of contributing to the Reeds Lake Trail Improvement Project in the amount of$25 ,000.00
BACKGROUND
East Grand Rapids and Grand Rapids Township have jointly constructed and maintained the Reeds Lake Trail. East Grand Rapids is improving the trail as part of a waterfront improvement project and has asked for our financial help. It is anticipated that the funds would be allocated later this year and therefore a budget amendment would be considered at that time.
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TO: Grand Rapids Charter Township Board of Trustees
FROM:
RE:
Michael J. DeVries Township Supervisor
Planning Commission Appointments
RECOMMENDATION
RU STY MERCHANT T RUSTEE
R oBERT W. RoTH T RUSTEE
D AVID A. V AN D YKE T RUSTEE
LEE V AN P OPERING
TRU STEE
Item# 7
Consider approval of the appointment of Wayne Harrall and William Culhane to 3 year Planning Commission terms, ending July 1, 2017.
BACKGROUND
Planning Commission Chair Wayne HarraH has agreed to an additional term and William Culhane will be a new member filling the position of Stephen Fry. Stephen has asked to not be reappointed as his business is demanding more of his time.
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GRAND RAPIDS CHARTER TOWNSHIP BOARDS I CO MMISSI 0 NS I COMMITTEES I 0 RGANIZA TI 0 NS
(Township) BOARD: Supervisor Michael J. DeVries Clerk Edward J. Robinette Treasurer Chris Afendoulis Trustee Rusty Merchant Trustee Robert W. Roth Trustee Trustee
David A. VanDyke Lee VanPopering
BOARD OF REVIEW: Chair
Alternate
Bob King John Cook Justin Michael
BUILDING COMMITTEE: Michael J. DeVries Lee VanPopering Robert Versluys
BUILDING BOARD OF APPEALS: (Open Meeting) Benjamin Brinks Greg Canfield Daniel Durkee Earl Eddy John Petchauer Ron Reitsma Mike Vredevoogd
EAST BELTLINE LAND USE ADVISORY BOARD: David A. VanDyke
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION: (Open Meeting) Chris Afendoulis 10-2016 DanielS. Behm 10-2015 Chandler Cudlipp, Jr. 10-2016 Robert Daverman, Jr. 10-2016 Michael J. DeVries 10-2017 Fred L. Kistler 10-2016 John Shape 10-2017 James Saalfeld 10-2017 Susan M. Cady 10-2015
ELECTION COMMISSION: (Open Meeting) Edward J. Robinette Lee VanPopering Robert W. Roth
FIRE OFFICERS BOARD: Robert Radakovitz Robert Versluys Stephen Hicks Luke Werdon
FREEDOM OF INFORMATION COORDINATOR: Michael j. DeVries
GRAND VALLEY METRO COUNCIL: Transportation Policy Committee Technical Committee NPDES Representative LGROW Representative
Michael j. DeVries Michael j. DeVries Robert Versluys Robert Versluys
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY COORDINATOR: Robert Versluys
KENT COUNTY LIBRARY BOARD REPRESENTATIVE: Charles Fry
N.E. BEL TLINE JOINT ADVISORY BOARD: Wayne Harral! Kara Hammond David A VanDyke
PERSONNEL COMMITTEE: (Open Meeting) Edward j. Robinette Chris Afendoulis Robert W. Roth
PLANNING COMMISSION: Chair Vice Chair Secretary
Wayne Harrall Stephen Fry David A VanDyke Beverly Wall Mark Prein Dave Pierangeli Scott Conners
PLANNING COMMISSION REPRESENTATIVE: David A VanDyke
PLAINFIELD AVENUE CORRIDOR IMPROVEMENT AUTHORITY BOARD: Ronny K. Abbott 12-31-2016 Charlene K. Boylen 12-31-2015 John G. Clark 12-31-2014 Stephen Stoddard 12-31-2015
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PRIVACY OFFICER:
Michael J. DeVries Erick Kind Linda Peska
Michael J. DeVries
RECREATION COMMITTEE: (Open Meeting) Laura Hill
REGIS BOARD:
Scott Conners Rusty Merchant Jeanenne Morton Robin Rothley Michael VanderPloeg Mark Wrona
Michael J. DeVries
SAFETY COMMITTEE: Robert Radakovitz Robert Versluys Donald Fehsenfeld
11-20-2016 12-31-2016 12-31-2013
SITE PLAN REVIEW COMMITTEE: (Open Meeting) Wayne Harral! David A. VanDyke Stephen Fry
UTILITY ADVISORY BOARD:
Alternate Edward J. Robinette Michael J. DeVries
ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS: Chair
Alternate Alternate
Ronald J. Hall George J. Orphan Lee VanPopering Jim Kubicek Mark Prein Jon Rupert Greg Timmer
ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS REPRESENTATIVE: Lee VanPopering
February 3, 2014
Mr. Michael J. DeVries, Supervisor Grand Rapids Charter Township 1836 East Beltline NE Grand Rapids, Ml 49525-4514
Re: Township Planning Commission Opening
Dear Michael:
W2C2 Consulting, LLC
It has come to my attention from the Township Clerk that an existing member of the Planning Commission is stepping down and vacating a position. As a township resident and registered architect I would like to submit my name as a candidate for this opening.
I welcome the opportunity to serve my fellow residents of Grand Rapids Township by utilizing more than 25 years experience as a registered architect in the State of Michigan to ensure the townships plans and goals are accomplished for future generations.
Accompanying this letter you will find my Resume and Curriculum Vitae outlining my professional experience since 1985 including work in seven states. My experience enables me to see development from many perspectives, such as: the architect, contractor, developer, owner, township resident and administrator.
I also have a considerable amount of volunteer community service including: Forest Hills Eastern coaching basketball and baseball, Northeastern Little League coach and League Vice President, YMCA community sports, Sunday School teacher, student mentorship Grand Rapids Public Schools, and substance avoidance counseling and education at Forest Hills Public Schools.
If there is and opportunity to serve in this capacity I am interested in learning more about the responsibilities.
William W. Culhane, Consulting, LLC, Grand Rapids, Michigan 11/10 to Present President
WWCC primary focus is to provide Owner Representative Services for companies during the design and construction process. WWCC also provides a full range of architectural, planning, programming, design and management services from the very beginning of the project through construction, FFE and final occupancy. As an Owner Representative WWCC is looking out for your best interests including; initial cost, ROI , project schedule and quality standards. With more than 27 years experience on large, medium, and small project WWCC becomes your advocate on the project, working with the design professionals and contractors to ensure the design and execution meet the demanding and specific needs for your organization. WWCC has experience leading project teams to successful outcomes on projects around West Michigan and the Mid West. Current Clients include; Jenison Publ ic Schools, Van Andel Institute, YMCA Greater Grand Rapids, Utility Supply Company and Spectrum Health.
Culhane & Fahrenkrug Consulting LLC, Grand Rapids , Michigan 9/05 to 11/10 Founding Member
Culhane & Fahrenkrug Consulting LLC is a full service company specializing in Design , Planning, and Construction projects. As the owner's representative Bill provided oversight from project inception to final closeout. Van Andel Institute hired Bill to manage the Phase II expansion , a 242,000 SF bio-molecular cancer research facility in Grand Rapid , Michigan. Bill lead the team through the selection and management of the design and construction team , contract negotiation, overall project financial monitoring and approval, quality control , scheduling responsibility, subcontractor selections, coordination with city agencies, and communication and coordination of all VAl staff.
Progressive AE, Grand Rapids, Michigan 9/97 to 9/05 Construction Services Studio Leader/ Share Holder
As Construction Services Studio Leader, Bill was responsible for a business unit within the AE Group. Bill was responsible for oversight of construction administration, quality control , building assessments, Construction Management, and Design/ Build projects as well as facility operations and building maintenance. In addition to weekly tasks, Bill performed quality control reviews of documents to improve the level of our bid packages and circumvent issues before they become problems in the field . Prior to this, Bill served as senior construction administrator, the communication link between the office staff and contractor. Bill's primary responsibility was to resolve construction items in the field to keep the project moving forward . Bill also served as Project Architect for many projects including; Resurrection Life Church , the first phase of the Grand Rapids Convention Center- DeVos Lobby, and the Jarecki School of Advanced Learning at Aquinas College.
INTEGRATED ARCHITECTURE, P.C., Grand Rapids, Michigan 10/94 to 9/97 Project Manager, Associate
Project manager for several hospital based outpatient rehabilitation fitness centers ranging in construction costs from $6.25 million to $25 million dollars. The facilities include O.T./P.T. rehabilitation, cardiac rehabilitation , and a full service fitness center which includes a lap pool, therapy pool, gymnasium, aerobics studio, indoor tennis, and fitness and exercise areas. The Mercy Health & Well ness Center in Fairfield , Ohio includes 24,000 square feet of outpatient treatment for Children's Hospital- Cincinnati. In addition to the attached referenced projects, duties also included management of forty (40) Meijer, Inc, Gas Stations in excess of $50 million dollars construction cost, and Project Manager of several smaller projects.
SSOE, Inc., Troy, Michigan 10/91 to 10/94 Architect
Project Architect for Meijer, Inc. Responsibilities included the development of architectural construction documents and specifications for several renovation projects including a 220,000 square foot store in Jackson, Michigan, and a 45,000 square foot addition and 200,000 square foot renovation in Findlay, Ohio, and a Source Club renovation into a Meijer store in Fraser, Michigan. Project Architect for development of Kmart Super K Criteria documents and construction documents for series one and two, including architectural document preparation and project coordination with all disciplines. Project Architect for Blue Cross/ Blue Shield Corporate Office in Saginaw, Michigan.
MM/A & Associates, Inc., Rochester, Michigan 7/90 to 10/91 Architect
Responsible for schematic design, construction documents, and construction administration for a variety of building types. Lead architect for West Bloomfield United Methodist Church and National Account Manager for Mr. Bulky retail account. Duties required Bill to communicate and meet with clients, GC/CM, and sub-contractors on a regular basis.
Designer for Olivet Nazarene University, McHie arena, a 67,000 square foot, multi-purpose athletic facility, with a 4,000 seat basketball arena, racquetball courts, running track , and support areas. Other accomplishments include design and documents for thirty (30) projects with construction costs ranging from $250,000 to $5.5 million. These duties provided me with the opportunity to be involved in the complete range of architectural activities from owner programming to construction administration.
HULL-STEPHENS & ASSOCIATES, Swartz Creek, Michigan Intern Architect
(intermittent) 6/85 to 9/87
Participated in a full range of architectural activities including design drawings, design development, construction documents, and field inspection for many projects. Prepared design development and construction documents for an $800,000 project under supervision of a principal architect.
MUNSELL and ASSOCIATES, Southfield, Michigan (intermittent) 6/85 to 9/87 Field inspector
Responsibilities consisted of construction administration for several large scale re-roofing projects including; Sisters of Mercy High School, Ypsilanti Psychiatric Hospital, and Sisters of Mercy Convent. Other duties included; structural inspection, design, and shop drawing review.
REGISTRATION:
Registered Architect, State of Michigan, December of 1989 LEEDAP' The U. S. Green Building Council , August of 2004
EDUCATION:
LAWRENCE TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY, Southfield, Michigan Bachelor of Architecture, June 1989 Bachelor of Science in Architecture, June 1987
MIC H AEL J. DEVRIES SuPERVISOR
EDWARD J. ROBI N ETTE CLERK
CHRIS AFENDOULI S T REASURER
May 20,2014
TO: Grand Rapids Charter Township Board of Trustees
FROM:
RE:
Michael J. DeVries Township Supervisor
Celadon Summer Concert Series
RECOMMENDATION
R usTY MERCHANT T RUSTEE
R oBERT W. RoTH T RUSTEE
D AV ID A. V AN D YKE T RUSTEE
LEE V AN P OPERING
T RUSTEE
Item# 8
Consider approval of the 2014 Celadon Summer Concert Series Outdoor Assembly Permits.
BACKGROUND
See attached recommendation and compliance requirements.
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MICHAEL J. DEVRIES SUPERVISOR
RusTY MERCHANT T RUSTEE
R oBERT W . RoTH
EDWARD J . ROBINETTE CLERK
T RUSTEE
D AV ID A. V ANDYKE T RUSTEE
CHRIS AFENDOULIS TREAS URER
LEE V AN P OPERING
TRUSTEE
TO:
Robert M. Radakovitz Director of Public Safety
May 12,2014
Mr. Michael J. DeVries Township Supervisor
FROM: Robe1i M. Radakovitz ~~~ Director of Public Safety \) \~ 1
RE: Celadon Summer Concert Series - Outdoor Assembly License
BACKGROUND Claire Kryger has made a request to conduct three (3) outdoor events during the summer of2014.
RECOMMENDATION It is the recommendation of the Director of Public Safety that CLAIRE KRYGER (ESSTEE Real Estate Management) be granted OUTDOOR ASSEMBLY LICENSE(s) to conduct the Celadon Summer Concert Series on the following dates provided she complies with the below listed requirements .
REQUIREMENTS
Thursday, June 26, 2014 Thursday, July 17, 2014 Thursday, August 14, 2014
Claire Kryger (ESSTEE Real Estate Management) has met the following requirements: • The name, age, residence and mailing address of the person making the
application must be submitted to the Township. • The address and legal description of the premises upon which the proposed
assembly is to be conducted. • The hours the proposed assembly is to be conducted. • A statement of the maximum number of people who will be in attendance. • The premises shall be completely enclosed by a fence of sufficient height and
strength to preclude persons in excess of the maximum permissible attendants from gaining access and which will have sufficient gates properly located to provide ready and safe ingress and egress.
• A statement ensuring that there will be adequate restroom facilities available - if rentals, the name of the company providing the porta-jolms.
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REQUIREMENTS - continued • A notarized release from the person organizing (in charge of the event) the event
holding the Township, its employee's and agents thereof harmless from any and all claims that may arise involving property damage, personal injury, and death that may OCCur because of the event. TO BE RETURNED OR BROUGHT IN WHEN PICKING UP
THE OUTDOOR ASSEMBLY LICENSE.
• Agree to meet, discuss, (with Township officials) and correct any concerns relative to complaints that the Township may receive regarding the events.
• A copy of a two million dollar ($2,000,000.00) insurance policy naming the Grand Rapids Charter Township as an additional insured has been provided ..
• Payment of the Outdoor Assembly License fee of $375.00 for three concerts.
Celadon New Town Residential Association
May9,2014
Grand Rapids Charter Township Attn: Bob Radakovitz 1836 East Beltline Ave Grand Rapids, MI 49525
Re: Outdoor Assembly Permit Application
Dear Bob,
Celadon New Town Residential Association would like to apply for an outdoor assembly permit for 2100 New Town Drive, Grand Rapids, Ml49525 (Celadon's Amphitheater). Below is the information regarding the concert series.
1. Applicant is Celadon New Town Residential Association, c/o ESSTEE Real Estate Management. Mailing Address: 675 E. 16th Street, Suite 220, Holland, MI 49423 Phone Number: 616.392.6480
2. The address and legal description of the premises upon which the proposed assembly is to be conducted is: Celadon New Town Residential Association c/o ESSTEE Real Estate Management 2100 New Town Drive, Grand Rapids, MI 49525 Tax Id Number: 26-3128654
3. The proposed assembly schedule is: Food will be served at 6 p.m. Concerts to take place from 6:30-9:30 p.m.
4. Exact number of people in attendance is unknown, it will vary with the entertainment group. The maximum number of attendees is 200.
5. The premises shall be completely enclosed by a fence of sufficient height and strength to preclude persons in excess of the maximum permissible attendants from gaining access and which will have sufficient gates properly located to provide ready and safe ingress and egress.
6. On site restrooms will be available for public use. 7. We will need to have an updated document regarding the release of holding the
Township, its employee's and agents thereof harmless from any and all claims that may arise involving property damage, personal injury, and death that may occur because of the event.
8. ESSTEE agrees to meet, discuss, (with Township officials) and correct any concerns relative to complaints that the Township may receive regarding the events. Please call 616.392.6480 to schedule.
9. A copy of a two million dollar ($2,000,000.00) insurance policy naming the Grand Rapids Charter Township as an additional insured will be emailed early next week.
10. Payment of the Outdoor Assembly License fee of $375.00 for three concerts will be delivered on Thursday, May 22, 2014.
11. The concet1 schedule is as follows: A. June 26- Muteflutes +Ribbons of Song B. July 17- Slim Gypsy Baggage+ Tony LaJoye C. Aug 14- Chain of Lakes+ Supp011
Please let me know if you have any questions or comments or if there is any additional information that is needed for this review. I can be reached at 616.392.6480 or at [email protected].
Thank you for your time.
Sincerely,
Claire Kryger ESSTEE Real Estate Management 616.392.6480
Celadon New Town Residential Association c/o ESSTEE Real Estate Management
675 E. l6'h Street, Suite 220 Ho ll and, Michigan 49423
616.392.6480 f. 616.392.6485
M IC H A E L J. DEVRI ES S UPERVISOR
EDWA RD J . R O BI N ET T E CLERK
CHRI S AFENDO ULJ S T REASURER
May 20,2014
TO: Grand Rapids Charter Township Board of Trustees
FROM: Michael J. DeVries Township Supervisor
RE: Parks & Recreation Committee Report
RECOMMENDATION
No action necessary.
BACKGROUND
Rusty Merchant will review the progress for the Board.
Ru s T Y MERCHANT T RUSTEE
R oB ERT W . R oTH T RUSTEE
D AV ID A. V AN D YKE TR USTEE
LEE V AN P OPER ING T R U STEE
Item# 9
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Minutes of Grand Rapids Charter Township Park and Recreation Committee Meeting
May 8, 2014 3:30pm
Members Present: Michael VanderPloeg, Scott Conors, Rusty Merchant, Robin Rothley
Members Absent: Mark Wrona, Jeanenne Morton and Laura Hill
Also Present: Township Supervisor Michael DeVries
The meeting was called to order at 3:35 pm
1. The following items to be located at Crahen Valley Park and included on the Conceptual Plan were discussed:
South end of the park:
• Simplify the entrance- single entrance to go to the east for parking and playground/picnic area .
• Highroad Trail to loop to Leonard Street.
• North Slope Trail to connect to the North end.
• Feature bridge over creek.
• Themed playground- medium sized- geared toward families with younger children (10 and under).
• Grassy area near the playground for play area.
• Shelter and restrooms.
• Fishing area- pond enhancement and fishing decks.
North end of the park:
• Winter sports area to include: 1. Various age appropriate sledding hills. 2. Pavilion for ice skating- artificial ice. 3. Groomed cross country ski trails. 4. Trails for other winter activities . 5. Service center near the winter activities for warming and restrooms. 6. Winter gathering grounds.
• Winter sports features will also be compatible for summer activities.
• Game areas- Frisbee golf, bocce ball etc.
• Parking lot designs to include access areas to support temporary events.
Overall park:
• Site enhancements to improve upon nature.
• Xxxx Miles of paved trails
• Xxxx Miles of Nature trails with interpretive cente rs.
• Trails to include foot bridges where needed.
• Informationa l signs along trails to inform visitors of the history of the area.
• Should have a universa l design and materials used should be natural to the area with quality to meet National Park standards.
• Outdoor patios and park greens gathering areas.
• Enclosed and open picnic shelters as well as individual picnic areas.
• Trails wi ll enhance connectivity to schools, residential neighborhoods, commercial and office areas ofthe township.
Motion by Scott Conners and Seconded by Rusty Merchant: To approve the list of elements to be included in the Crahen Valley Park Conceptual
Plan. Also to direct Moore & Bruggink to develop the Conceptual Plan and a cost estimate for the improvements.
All in favor.
Motion passed.
2. The Committee will meet in June to finalize a Conceptual Plan and review costs to prepare for MDNR Grand App lication.