PROCEEDINGS Meeting Documents/Meetings... · OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS ... rlah, WOC~, Bsea CWBTY ROBDS: Swick, Fatcbtt, Nickloy ... afternoon at 1:30 olcf~ckr

P R O C E E D I N G S OF T H E

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

0 F

LENAWEE COUNTY

MICHIGAN

1962- 1963

Publ ished by Order o f t h e B o a r d

EZRA NEUROTH, Chairman

CLARENCE PUMMELL, Cha~r tnan Pro Ten)

ALICE M. WELCH, S e c r e i d r y

bn. Coo Printing DeptD

OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

LENAWEE COUNTY, MICHIGAN

Tuesday, April loth, 1962

Tho Board of Supervisors of L a w e County met at the Co~irt House in the City of Adrian on Tuesday, the 10th day of Aprilp 1962 in regular Session pursuant to la!.

Tho Boa-d wrts called *uo order by Alice M. Welch, C u t Clerk who then called u on Captain Rwmd Froberg of the Adrian s a k t i o n Amy who opens& t& meeting with prayer.

The following Supervisors were present a s representatinos of ths Cities of Adrian, Hudson, Morenci and Tecumseh and the several Townships of the County:

CITY (IF BIIRW%TO~: Walter Bohn, P,O. Adrian, Michigan

TiNiSmP (IF OGDN: Ezra Nsuroth P.O. Blissfieldp Michigan ROD. T ~ H I P OF P-: nee&, P.O. ~ d r l a n , & c h i p R.D., T(X/NSmP (IF BAISW: James Mibchells PoO, Adrianp Mic lyan R.D. T W m P (IF BILlWY: Gustav Tisde, P,O. Bridton, Miohi an ROD. TWINSKIP OF RIGA: E. J. Fstchett, P.0. Blissfield, !digigiln

HOD. TOMEHIP OF ROLLIE Doirald lNoodg P-0. P&mitau Beach, Michi TWNSHIP OF R W Ralph McRobert, P.OD Abplan, Michigan R.$? T W H I P (IF SEJKA'. R q Allens P.Oa Momncip M i c h i p BaD. TWiHIP (IF TECWZkJZ A r t h u r &ton, P.0, Temseh, Michigea - -

H.U, T W H I P (IF W O ~ ~ E Xolmoth Nickloy9 PIOn k i t o u hnch.

tdichigen ROD. CITY OF AUDSONB George Calkins, P.O. mtdson, Michigan

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C9TI I"I MCEiT2EI: Charles Finlr, P.O. &euci, Michi&~m Lansll I.lanmimtree, P.Oa Morenci, M~rblgan

The Clerk extended a welcome t o the members of the Board and am-ced that nominations were now in order fo r the election of a Chairman,

Sup. Waid presented the name of Ezra Neuroth for Chai-. Sup. Swick moved i f there were no further nominations the same

be declared closed and the Clerk be instructed t o cast the urani- mous vote of the Board fo r Ezra Neuroth as Chai-

5 motion prevailed, thereupon the Clerk cast the vote as directed.

Su . Ne~euroth then took the Chair and t U d the Board fo r the honor 09 b e y elected the i r Chairman and stated nominations ware rn in order or the election of Chairman Pro-Tern,

Sup. Jb l l e r co ratulated Sup, Neuroth upon being elected Chairman of the B3 and presented the nam of Clarence h e l l fo r Chairman Pro-Tem.

Sup, a l e t t presented the name of Clifford Miles for Chairman Pro-Tem,

Sup. Waid moved the nominations be closed, The motion ~ r e w i l e L The Chairman then appointed Supervisors Zilhe and Allen as

Tellers. 5 result of the ballot was as fol lws: 26 votes for Sups Pum-

me11 and 4 votes for Sup. Miles, Whereupon, Sup. Funnel1 w a s declared elected as Chairman Pro-

Terns S u p Zilhe moved that the ~ 1 8 s governing the previous Board

be es ta lished t o govern the present Board* The motion prevailed. Sheriff S t i t e s extended an invitation t o the Board for a f ish

fzy at the County J a i l WrsdsJI, April 12th a t 12 Noon. On motion of Sup, Calkins the Board aajournad u n t i l tomorrow

morning at 10 o'clock,

E m mm, Chairman

ALEE M. WEEEs Secretary

Wednesdsy, April 11th. 1962

5 Board met pursuant t o adjournmento Roll Call. & o m presenta 5 J d was read, approved and signed in open Session, C d c a t i o n s were read at t h i s time* The Chairman at t h i s time madthe f o l l m d q Cammittso appoint-

ment s: F I I W : b e ffiller, b e l l JUDICIARY: ~ o L r t , ~ h l n . ':~ood EUlAIZGUIW Zorn. Fatchett. Xunze, Zillm. Slab.. Fink,

JUSTICE BFlD C ~ ~ ~ S AEOJECS: Potts, Fish, Callcins CUJNTY WEUAHE: G l l e r , Brwm. Zilkap Dibble, Zorn SEERDjT IlPl'. bm) CCWSTBBIE AGE: Hammontree, %wick, 1Cunze

'S BCC(TJNlS; Hulott, Glaser~ Kom C-m: Hellman, Bull, Tied. A S S I S m EOLIS dM) A W a R T I w W TAXI!% ?kissr T;w&,

Allen, B m , Dibble Hull* Easton, &lett,Wood, Bamiltonl Glaser, &Robert, Eaion, Miles, FiSa

HJBLIC E(i1DW BPm ~~: Tatchett, Waid, Mitchell CWGICUS DISEASES: Tie&, Hammontree, Pot ts DRAINS: Dibble, Eaton, Hull PRRil'ING: Fink, G l l e r , h i l t o n PENAL TINES: Calldns, liviss, Dibble, Allen, Bohn ~CATICNAL: Bronm, Ka , 1Mss WARTiE: Waid! Reed, &.la IEGISIAT~: rlah, W O C ~ , Bsea CWBTY ROBDS: Swick, F a t c b t t , Nickloy CEDIEN'S BC%%: B o b , b e l l , Z i l b ~ G B ~ OF IIEEE: Allan, Tie&, Pot ts STCCK C u m : Baed, Taton, &Robert EFTENSION CWTTFE: Zilke, Mitchall. Waido Reller, Fish ~ ~ ' S ATFAIRS: Nickloy, Kunze, Easton CIVIL IElZEZ: H u l l , Heilman, Bulett UlE IlL'VEL: Wood, Calkins, B r w CWNTT ZONING: Eaton, Miles, Zorn CUJNTY PWINING: >leuroth, Miles, Pink, e i lman , Zorn, Patchati CWNTT EXLTEZ Mitchell, %wick, Bohn, Elsmllton, Hsmmantrae ib motion of Su Calkins the B n ~ d took a recess u n t i l t h i s

afternoon a t 1:30 o lc f~ckr

Roll Call. Qo- present. Sup. Zorn from the Equalization Committee askad the Committee

t o meet a f t e r t h i s Session. Su . Pot ts from the Committee on Justice and C0r0n~r'S Accounts

reports% back tlio fo l l~wing claims and recommended payment of sune at the mounts stated. See Schedule of Claims 52-64 and 101.

Sup. Tatatchett moved the report of the Commjttee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on f i l e and warrants o r b r e d b m m for the respective moun*s.

The motion prsmiled a majority of Supervisors present votin& therefore.

Sup. h.tc1mtt f r o m the Cornittee on Buildhgz a d Cro,~zdri n s k ~ d that the Printing Dspal'Fm%:t of the C m t y be put under the mpef vis ion of tho Prlntinn C m i t t o e and so novsd. -

The motion preoailed. Sup. Tiehe from the Committee on Contagious Diseases reported

back the followi c l a h s and recommendjd ent of the same at the mounts stated. T e e Schedule of Claim 7: l R 2 4 .

Sug. Mitchell m m d the report of the Committee be acoepted and adopted, the accounts placed on f i l e and warrants ordered drvlrm for the respective mounts.

lZle mdion pmvailed a majority of Supervisors present voting therefore.

adopted, the accounts placed on f i l e and w r a n t s ordered drawn for the respectiva mountsil

The motion prevailed a majority of Supervisors present voting therefore.

Su . Bohn from the Committee on Children's Home reported back the f o l f w b g claims and recommended w e n t of the same at the mounts stated. Sse Schedule of Claims 103-106 and 125.

Sup, Callcins mow6 the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on f i l e and warrants ordered drawn for the respective amounts.

The motion prevailed a majority of Super<isors present voting therefore.

Sup. Nicicloy from the Committee on Veteran's Affairs reported back the f o l l w i claims and reconanended ent of the sam at the amounts stated. ?ee Schedule of Claims 30%

Sup. Zillw moved the report of the Cornittee be accepted and adoptod, the accounts placed on f i l e andwarrants ordered drawn for the respectivs mountsil

The motion prevailed a majority of Superoisors present voting therefore.

Sup. Mitchell from the EI61salth Committee repode6 back claim $110 and recommended ps~rment of the samo 6.0 the mount stated.

Sup, h s l l m o w d Bhe re ort of the C-ittee be accepted and adopted! the account placedon f i l e aud w a r r a t ordered d m f o r the respscinw amowl.

T ~ R motion prevailed a majority of Superrisous present voting therefore,

On motion of Sup. Skalathe Board adjourned until tomorranr morning a t 10 A&

ELBA NiRJFiOTB, Chainmu

ALICE M. W3JiZ3, Secretary

ThursdaJI, April 12th. 1962

The Board met pursuant t o adjournmento Roll C a l l . Q o m present. The J m l was read, approvsd and signed i n open Session, Sup. P m o n t r ~ e fromtheComittes on Sheriff 's Accounts roport-

od back the fallmi claims and reconmended pqymmt of the sarcs a t ttie a m m t statod.%e Schedule of Claims 81-29 iuciusive.

Sup. Tatchett moved the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on f i l e and w a n t s ordered drawn for the resuective amounts.

l b e motion prevailed a majority of Supervisors present voting therefore.

Sup, Miles asked i f any action had been takan an the recommen- dation of the Auditor Genere1 regarding various County Departmentso

Sup, Waid explained that the head of each De tment would t a b care of these suggestions and report the same t o Chairman of the Board,

On motion of Su Keller the Board took a recess u n t i l t h i s afternoon at 1:30 okcfock.

BFTiCWCON SESSION

Roll Call. Q o m present. Sup. h e l l from the Committee on Misoellansous Claims report-

ed back the follwving claims and recommended yment of the same at the amounts stated. See Schedule of Claims %-79$ 83-99. 128 and 129.

Sup. Rssd maved the report of the Committee be accepted and adapted, the accounts placed on f i l e and m t s ordered drawn for the respective amounts.


Hull frcm the Committee on Civil Defense reported back claimS$%' and recommended ps~rmsnt of the same at the amount stated.

Sup. Fink mow& tha report of the Committee be accepted and adopted the account placed on f i l e and wanant ordered dram f o r the stated amount.

The motion prewiled a majority of Supervisors present voting therefore.

Sheriff S t i t e s addressed the B a r d end a s b d for two more deputies for h i s departmsnt.

Sup. h t c h e t t mow& the matter be referred t o the Sheriff and Jail Committee.

The motion prevailed. Supervisors Fatchett end Waid from the Building and Grounds

Committee explaimd the crwded conditions in several of the County Departments and a s b d q p s t i o n s from the Bcard as t o what should be done.

Cn motion of Sup. Slnrlathe Board adjourned u n t i l tomorrwv morning a t 10 A.M.

WB NEmm9 k i r m a n

ALICE M. WEE9 Secretary

Friday, April Uth, 1962

The Boerd mst ~~t t o adjoument. Roll Call. Q o m present.

The Jaurml was mad, approved and s i p & i n open Session. Sup. Fink f r m the Comittee on Pr int ' reported back the fol-

lavi cleims end recommendtd yment o f y h e ears a t the amounts stat%. See Schedule of Claims E9 36 -6 1300 He a lso askad that a l l Departments cooperate with the Printlng Department,

Sup. h e l l mowd the report of the Comittee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on f i l e and warrants ordered drawn fo r the respective amounts.

'Phe motion prewilad a majority of Supervisors present voting: therefore.

June, 1962, $5r000.00

Social Worker (Youth

Relief Workers at $LOO per hourp $BpOOOoOO 5 motion prevailed, Su . Fatchett from the Committee on Buildings and Grounas re-

orted L k the fo l lwing claims and reconmended w e n t of same a t %e amounts stated. See Schedule of Claims 65-75s loos 111 and 1120

Sup. Zilke mowd the r&ort of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts pleced on f i l e and mrrrants ordered drawn for the respective amounts.

Tha motion prevailed a majority o1 Supervisors present voting therefore.

Sup. Dibble from the Committee on Dreins moved that the Drain Tmck Z'ud be r e f e m d t o the Revolving Drain Z'ud.

5 motion prevailed. On motion of Su Calkins the Board took a recess u n t i l t h i s

afternoon at 1:30 o1cf;cka

Al?cKRNm SESSION Roll Call, Qlonun present. SupO Fish from the Committee on Assesment Rolls and Apportion-

ment f Tw,xes made the fo l lwing report. (see report on oppoeite prcceoP - - .

Sup, Zillce mowd the report be accepteds msde pwt of the record and referred t o tha Equalization Committee, 5 motion prevailed. Sup. Waid from the Committee on BuildingsandGrounds moved i,hat

$15p000,00 be t r a n s f e m d from the GensraL Fund t o the Library Fun& 5 motion p r e ~ a i l e d ~ Sup, Reed from the Committee on Stock Claims reported back the

fo l lwing claims and recommended nt of the same at the amounts stated, See Schsdule of Clibims 3@?inclusiwe

Sup. Mitchell mow& tho report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounbs plsaed on f i l e and w n a n t a o r b r e d h m f o r the respectiw amounts. 5 motion prevailed a majority of Supervisors present voting

therefore. Su Zorn fmm the E l iza t ion Comittee asked that the S U ~ P

v i ~ o r s gramthe follo,,ing E m s h i p s meet with him a f t e r t h i s Session, Clinton, Blissfield, U s o n , I,'adison, Palngm, Rid8w.e.y and Rane.

On motion of Sup. Miles the Bcard adjourned u n t i l 5nusdayr April 19th at 10 A.M.

EZW ~~, Chairman ALICE M. VYEEH, Secretary

lk r saay , April 19th. 1962

5 Board met pursuant t o adjournment. Roll C a l l . Qmmm present.

The Journal was read, approved and signed in open Session.

~ n c l F C ~ ~ W ~ B ~ m A F P m ~ ~ c l F T B g E S To the &m;dole Bosrd of Supmisors of Ie-e Co-a*:

Gentlemil: Y w r C-ittee on k s e s m n t Rolls 4 Apprtimment of m s , t o were mferred the soils of t,hs severr;l W+i-ds and Tavnitiips of Ienawee County, respectfully report tbst t h y hava camfully footed ths sane, sad f7in.d as follows:

Citjr o r T d i p Eo* Acses Value of Farm Bedig- Value of Citjr & Persoiul Total Vilhge k l t y

C 2 b of A d r i m City of 16idson

40,313,300 11.595,200 52,3087500 2,797~000 912,900 3.70 ~ 9 0 0

Ci* of Mozenci 2,326,500 7871650 3 9 1 1 2 s!50 Ci.'o,- of Tecomseh 13,584,800 5,028,300 18,613,100 Town of Adrian

Blissfield Cambridge Clk%on lber f ie ld Dover Fairf ie ld Ranklia Hudson &can M i s o n &h %den

%isin Ridgeway

EEin

C m i t t ~ ~ : W s p l s Fish Merrill Ei.11

Allen

The motion prevailed a majority of Supervisors present voting therefare,

Sup, Hunze fmm the Finanw Committee moved that the sum of $100.00 be appropriated a s a Bevolving l b d for Child Cam.

The motion prevailed. Sup. Zorn from the Equalization Committee gave the following

report, (see report on opposite pap.) Sup. Waid moved the Equalization Beport be mads a special order

for t h i s afternoon at 2:15 o'clock. The motion prevailed. Su . Zillre from iihe Xatension Committee reported back claim

#I26 d recommended psyment of the same at the amount" stated. Sup. Fatchett moved the report of the Committee be accepted and

adapted the acoount placed on f i l e and warrants ordered drawn for the s t a h amount.

The motion prevailed a majority of Supervisors present voting therefore,

Sup. Flmnontree from the Cormittee on Sheriff's Accounts moved tbt the Sheriff be authorized t o hi re two extra dept ies .

The motion revailed b the follolri vote: BAS: Allen, Bohne Brwms Dibble, $aton, F a t d e t t , Fink9 %sh k i l t o n , Flmnontres, Huletlj, Bull, h m e , Milesp W30berte Neuro$hs Nicklo , Potts, Pun- mell, Beed, Slalap Swick Tiede, Wiss, Waidp Wood$ ZilL, Zorn (28). NUS: Keller, ~ f c c h e l l . t2)

On motion of Sup. I W e the Board took a recess u n t i l th i s afternoon at 1:70 onclock,

m m o w 9ESSIoN

Roll Call. Buom present. Fatchett from the Comit teoonBuildi r~s and Grounds o f f e ~

ed th?$:llchviw resolution and moved i t s adopt~on: WluEWS, The I a m e County Board of Su asvisors the

years has held regular sessions one day eat% month in add%?:,": the statutozy sessionss anq

WluEWS, S e w m l cormzttees have found it nscesszry t o hold meetings at other times while sow committees have t r i ed to conduct business k i n g the re lar sessions with inadequate results:

TEEZFOBX EE IT ~ O L Y E D , a t the Irrnawee county ~ o a r d of Supervisors beg m &=, 1962 hold regular sessions on the second W e d n e s d a y % % ! & sday of each month, except April and Octo- ber.

The motion prevailedo Sup. Hunze from the Finance Committee moved that the County Tax

Rate for 1963 be set at $ mills^ The motion prevailedo Supo Pummel1 from the C m i t t e e onMiscellaneous Claims reported

back the follolring claims and recomnded pa ent of same at the amounts stated. See Schedule of Claims 80, gv 131-145 and Super- visors mileage and per diem.

Sup, Reed mowd the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on f i l e d warrants ordered drawn for the stated amounts,

HEWBT (IF C W m Oii E@ALEATION To the H ~ l l ~ i a b l e Bcard of Supervisors of % w e e Cm+y:

centlei.sn: Y- Cornittees t o &om was referred th€ s e m d Assessment Rolls of the respective tovmshi s end c i t i e s of I e m e e County, M i c h i have had t.he -e ander careful and i m + i a l consideratron, and resp--c$fully %hit 3~ fo1lavb.e =port as e e d i z e d of the sme: . -

%&i Bstate as Total R e a l Ratio Ci ty or Tom.s!Pq Nos Acres Assessed Personal Total Assessed % of County & P e r s o d

as Ewelized Ci ty of A a 2 h 40,3U,300 11,595,200 52,308~500 55,886,086 9%60 City of Hudson 2,797,000 3 , 7 9 9 0 0 6,872,898 53*98 City of Morenci, 2p326,5OO ~11 9150 2,65090 6,254,171 4g9.79 C i h of 1395&,800 59028,300 18,613,100 9.81254 23,521,% 79-13

0 Bdrm 4'Bli;sfield

Canbridge Clinton Eeez€ield De-rer Fairf i e l d F r v k l i n Hu&cm

~~ Raisin a ikm3~

&6 seE+a TaCurnS~h Woodstock

T O ?

Camitwe: C s h i n Zorn StarJg Z i l k s E.3. S h h Ch2rles Fink Dated: April 1 % ~ ~ 1962 X,J, Fatchett l h ~ ? t h HicEloy Gearge I(mze

5 e motion prevailed a majority of Supervisors present voting therefore.

Fatchett frcqr the Committee on Buildings d Grounds re- porteSdu%kk the follav c la ins and recannended a t the amaunts stateds?ee Schedule of Cleims * l G T t Of the

Sup. b e l l m m d the report o f t h e Cvnmittee be accepted and adopted, the account placed on f i l e and W B P P B ~ ~ ordered d m m f o r the stated amount.

The motion p m i l e d a majority of Supervisors present voting therefore.

Sup. Fink from the Committee on Printing reported back the fol- olaims d recwunendsd ent of the sam a t the amounts $ 3 See ~ b d u ~ s of claims $32.

Sup. h e l l mowd the report of the Cannittee be accepted ada adopted the account placed on f i l e and wd-t ordered dzwm f o r the :$taCed amount.

The motion prsvailed a majoritp of the Supervisors present voting thereforeo

Waid mwed tha t the Special Orders that of the Equalization Rspor?%; mowd up t o the present timea

The motion premiledi, Sup. $rick mored the report be accapted end made part of the

record. The motion premiled by the follming .vote: YEAS: Allen, Bohnv

B r m p Dibbles &tont Fatchett,Bink,Fishs Ikunmontrse, Bulett, Hull, Kunze, Mitchellv Reurothp Nicklo Pottss Punonelle Skitlap %icky Tiede, Waid Wood Z i l b , Zorn (26) NBPS: lkstone HBller, Milesv Mcaobert~ (4) P ~ I N G : B e d (1).

On motion of Sup. Fink the Board adjourned u n t i l 12iednesday, Msy 9th at 10 A.M.

EZBA XEUR(IPB, Chairman

ALICE M, 'NXJJ33, Secretary

Drain Cxaims 142.89 Stock Claims Justice & Coroners Accounts Building and Grounds Misoellensous Claims Jumnile Chime Civ i l Defense Health Claims Contagious Diseases Extension Claims

Total 9; 309787*42

Tbs Board me't plrrmmt, t o abjournment~ Roll Call . Quorum present. Ths Jmmd was readp approved and s i p 4 i n open. Sessioao

SLIP, b e offered the Pollawing resolution and moved its adopt ion:

WEBfES, Section U1-C of the Geilsral Property Tax IEM1 provides that eqr rmui/cipa.lfiy may at aqy time r i m t o the f i r s t Taesdw in Nonember f o l l m i of t i t l e in *hs S k t e of Michi withhold from a e $ ?2?fying within its be~rn&l:ies by f i r $ with the De@,msnt of Consewation en a l ica t lon f o r sic41 with- holding, which application shall e c c u m t e g describe such Pads by t h e i r legal descriptions. Be it resolved t h a L the Cum'& Treasumr be and is hereby authorized t o d m such application f o r the purpose of redemption by fomer anmsr.

Ths motion pravailedo Sup. Mitchell from the Health Cwimil;tee reported back claim {/51

and recommended pp6n.l ; of the same at the amount stated. S u p CaUcins moved kbe re 01% of the Committee ba secspbed and

d o tea9 account placedon$il* B L ~ w a m t ordered hwrm f o r the staged amount,

The motion prevailed a majority of Supervisors present voting thsrefore,

CsUdns thank~d the Board for the card receirred from them d~rin","%is i l lnsss,

Su Fink from the Prini;ing Commiihee epolm abaut the advisabil- ity of &ring uniform tax notices printed,

On motion of Su Kunze the Board took a recess u n t i l t h i s afternoon at 2 o0clocK

m m N ms1ON

Rall Call. !&om presento Sc . T ~ t t s frrm t l e Camittee on Jtlstica a id Cr,,.oners Accounts

raporie$ Fnch the follavine claims und rerr,icmended wynsnt of same e t t h e ol~ounts stated. See Schedule of Claims 19-29 and 114,

Sup. Fatatchott moved the report of the Committee be accepted end adopted, the 8ncounts placed on f i l e and warrants ordered drawn for the respecti- amountso

a s motion pwmi led a majority oP Supemrisors present voting thereforeo

Sup, b a from . b e Camittee on Sheriffs Accuuilts reported back the fol lming claims and recornended nt of same a t the amounts stated. See Schedule of Claims 7 l p 7 g g 1 0 9 and also meals for the month of Aprilo

Sup, HSobarb rcoved tha repom of the Ccmitlsa be s:cept.-d onri adopted, thc nc~.ou=tl~ plaC~d on f i l a and ~ u r a u t s orderen drwm ?ox the respective amauuts.

Tbe motion prevailed a mzjorit,y of Suprvisors pwsent voting theref ore,

Sup, Tiede from the Committee on Contagious Diseases raportad back the follawing claims and wcommended pyment nP Bhe ssms a t .the

amounts stated. See Schedule of Claims #'73-81 inclusive.

Sup. Mitchell moved the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on f i l e and warrants ordered drewn for the respective amounts.


Sup. Dibble from the Committee on D ~ s i n s reported back the following claims and recommended pyment of same at the amounts stated. See Schedule of Claims #59-64 lnclusiveD

Sup, W e l l moved the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on f i l e and warrants ordered drawn for the respective amounts.

The motion prevailed a majority of Supervisors present voting theref ore.

Sup. Nickloy from the Committee on Veteran's Affairs reported back the following claims and recommended payment of sane at the amounts stated. See Schedule of Claims 47-W and 5 3 s

Sup. Heilmso moved the report of the Canmittee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on f i l e andwarrants ordered drawn for the respective amounts.

The motion prevailed anit the majority of Supervisors present voting therefore.

Sup. Hull from the Committee on Civil Defense reported back the fol lming claims and recommended payment of same a t the amounts stated. See Schedule of Claims 1, 50 and 115.

Sup. Keller mwed ths report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on f i l e andwarrants ordered drawn for the respective amounts.


Su . Nickloy from the CommitteeonVeterans Affairs stated there was nee% for a f u l l time clerk in the Veteranos Office and asked the Board t o appropriate money for same.

Sup. Zilke moved the matterbe referred t o the Salary Comaittee.

The motion prevailed. On motion of Sup. S h l a t h e Board adjourned u n t i l tomorrcw morn-

ing a t 10 o'clock,

ZZBA NEUWJX, Chainoan

ALEE M. VBKH, Secretary

The Board met pursuant t o adjournment. Roll C a l l . Q o m present. The Journal was read, approved a d signed i n open Session. Su . Fatchett fro? the Committee on Buildings and Grounds re-

ported tack the f o l l claims and recommended ent of the same a t the amounts s t a t e d y e e Schedule of Claims l&Yinclusive .

Sup. Rsed moved the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on f i l e and werants ordered for the respective amounts.

The matlon prevailed a. majority of Superqisors present voting thersfore.

Sup, Fbk f rw the Cornittoo on P 2 i n i . i ~ raparted back the fol - lwiq clnicls and racunosnrloi'. pyxrant o< klm SemE st the mclnt.r st,ated. SEE S&edule ef Claims 4-60 L? md 52 m d 113" . .

Sup, Puormell moved the report of the Cornittee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on Plle and wmabs ordered drawn fo r the respective amounts.

Tbs motion prevailed a majority of Supervisors present voting %herefore.

Sup. Bobn sug ested that the Clerk kaep a record of donations mde t o the Youth Eenter and send Thank Yous for the same,

Sup. Waid from the Salary Committee stated that the Ve tem ' s H f a i r s Office was in need of a f u l l time Clerk, the Clerk being only on half time basis and maned tha t the Boarcd appropriate $2600aO0 t o pay a f u l l time c lerk srmn t o tab effect M?y. 15ths 1962.

l l m motion prevailed. Sup, Pohn from +ha Comittee onL%ildrenPs Home offered the fol-

l a v i q resolution o.nd moved its adoption: IT APRbEXNG t o the Youth Centar Cormittee of the Bosrd of Su -

emisors that tho combiusd ~ a l a r i e s of hk. and &so h s s a l L B r m e 1 f e house p r e n t s at the I e m e Youth Centero is $49 00.00 of whPA Mrs, Branmell receives $ 3 p l ~ ~ . 0 0 and Mr. Brwmells 8 1,800.00" and of t h i s mount $lOOaOO is used for vacation help ra l ief ; We tbe Com- mittee offer the f o l l m i n resolution:

EX IT ~ O L ~ that fhe $40900,00 paid .Lo Mr. and Mrs. Brwmell be c-d, t o i~he follcwing: k a . Br(p~mel1 t o receive $L?OooOO per p a z an Mr. B r m l l t o receive $3 700000 p e r p a r 9 ofwhi~h$100.00 &all be used for. vacation re l ief he!l.oO

The motion prevailed. Sup, Bohu from .the Canmittae on Chi&enQs Home reported bwk

ths following claim a d recommendsd pqment of m e a.t t b amount stated, See Schedule of Claims #540

Sup, Calkins moved the rep& sf the Comittee be accepted arrd adoplied ths accouwi; placed on f i l e and w~prant ordered h for the staged amount.

The motion pm-ailed a majority of S u p - d s o r s present voting thamf ore,

On motion of Su Skala the Bcard took a races8 u n t i l this afternoon a t 2 3 0 ooc!~cka

Boll Call, Quorum present. Sup, Pummel1 f r m the Committee o n M i s c e l h o u s Claims reported

beck the follaning claims and recommnbd p n t of m e a t ths amounts sta%ed. See Schedule of Claim8 32-39? 41p 5555s 5Ee 65, 6?-6gp 1'19-135, 137 a lso Supervisors mileage and per dlem,

Sup. Mitcehll moved the report of the C m i t t e a be acceptod and adopted, the accomts placed on :Pile and warrants ordered. dxrwn fo r the mspect im smmmtsa

The motion prevai1edamjorit)- of Supamisors voting %herefom, Sup. Fa.tchett from the Committee 0.0 Ihrilding a d G~ounds stated

that m easewnt from the Consumers Paver Coinp would ham t o be signad beforc; p m r could be broyhi; in tothe pug Cenker a1d sbated

the Chairman and Clerk would haw t o sign same and send a copy of the m h t e s containing the action t o Consumers P m r Company and moved the same be dons.

Ths motion prevailed. Sup. Reed from the Committee on Stock Claims reported baolc the

follwring claims and recommended n t of sme at tha mounts stated. See Schedule of Claims 7 - l ~ l n s i v e e

Supo Z i l b mowd the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on f i l e and warnants ordttred drayn for the respective mounts.


Sup. Z lh from the C m i t t e e on Wens ion Acoounts r e orted back claim $66 and reconmended payment of same at the amount sgated.

Sup. TatJ ls t t moved the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the account placedonflle and warrant ordered drawn fo r ths stated mount.

Ths motion prevailed a majority of Supervisors present voting therefore,

On motion of Sup. S M a the Board adjourned unt i l Wednesday, June 13thv 1962 a t 10 AoM.

EZRA i%UXEE9 Chairman

ALICE M. WEIGH, Secretary

Civil Defense Claims

%%%aims Buildim and Grounds .JusticeY& Coronsrs Miscellaneous Claims Veterans' C l a i m s Balth Claims Juvenile Claims D r a i n Claims Extension Claims Sheriff's Accounts Contagious Diseases

m m s ~ m , 1962

Wednesday, June 1 3 t h ~ 1962

The Board met pursuant t o adjournmuto Roll Call. Quorum present. The Journal was read, alrproved and signed in open Sessionr

W e stated the Convention of the Friend of the Court's Assoc%$~on w i l l be held in Musbgon? Michigan on June 20th. 21st and 22nd and moved that Hugh H. Heffron, Lenswse Count Friend of the Court, be authorized t o attend at the expense of the 8ounty.

l!he motion prevailed. On motion of Sup, Glaser the Board took a racess u n t i l t h i s

afternoon at 1:15 o'clock.

Roll Call, Quom presento Sup. Tiede frcm the Committee an Contagious Dimasen reported

back the follming claims and recommeuded pa ent of the m e at; the amounts stated. See Schedule of Claims 110-!%? inclusive,

Sup. McBobert moved the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on f i l e and wanants ardered drawn fo r the respective amounts.

Ths motion prevailed the majority of Supervisors present ~ o t i n g therefore.

Sup. Dihble from the Committee on Drains reported back tho fol- l av i claims and recrnnmended p e n t of the m e at the amounts s t a t z . See Schedule of Claims %-74 inclusive.

S q p . Mitdiell moved report of the Committee ha accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on f i l e and warrants ordered drawn for the rsspective amounts.

Tho motion prevailed a majority of Supervisors present voting therefore.

Sup, B e d from tbe Cmii ; tee on Stock Claims reported back the fol lming claims and recwmnded ps men$ oP the same at the amounts stated. See Schedule of Claims 6-1& and 1200

Sup, IRiimnell moved ths report oP the C m i t t e e be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on f i l e and warrents ordered b for the respective amounts.

The motion pmoailed a majority of Supervisors present votiog therefore.

Sup. llickloy froo the Caomitcoe on VeteruzOs A{fairs rerorthd back the f o l l o r ~ i y c h i n s and recamendeJ w e n * of tho sane o t tha anm~ts stotcdD so Schadde of Claims 1-5 irrclusiw.

Sup, Eatchett moved the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on f i l e and warrants ordered drrarm f o r the respective amountso

Ths motion prevailed a majority of Supervisors present voting therefore.

Potts from the Canmi'itee on Justice and Coroueros Acaounts r e p a ~ ~ b a c l the fol lming claims and recommended pa ent of the same a t the amounts statedo See Schedule of Claims ~tl-5!?inclusive,

Sup, Callcins moved the report of the Committee be ~ c e p t e d and adopted, the a c c o d s placed on f i l e and newants ordered drawn for the respective amounts.

Ths mobion prevailed a majority of Supe~risors present voting therefore.

Sup. Kunze stated the Summer County Officers Conventionsare as fol lms:

Sheriff 's Association - June 17th-21st - Bsy City Begister of Deeds - June 27th-29th - f zoo D r a i n Commissioners July 25th-27th Traoerse City Prosecuting At;tornsyPs - July 26th-28th - &.kinsc Island Treasurer's - A y t 21st-23rd - Msrquette Clerlw - sL 2nd-WGh - C&.LlW

and movedbhatkyrl; S t i t e s , Leonard Warner? Doorld Mitchelll Hm-rey Koselle, W i l l i s Moore? and Alice Vlelehhe eulhorized t o attend at the expense oP t;he County,

1% motion prevailed. On motion of Sup* Callcins the Board adjourned u n t i l tooorrav

morning at 10 ovc locb

ERA lWJRm, Chairman

ALKE M, WICH, Secretary

'lihursdsy, June 14th. 1962

The Board met pursuent t o adjournment. Boll C a l l . Q m m present. The J-1 was read, approved and signed in open Session. Sup. Bammontree from the CommitteeonSheriff's Accounts report-

ad back the fol lwing olaims and recommended ent of the same at the amounts state80 See Schedule of Claims 7YG.5 Bnd 107 and also meals s e m d for the Month of ?Jay, 1962r

Sup. %ick moved the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on f i l e and warrants ordered drawn for the respective mounts.


Sup. Fink from the Committee on Pr in t i reported back the fol- Iwi claims and recommended ent of T h e same a t the amounts stat%. See Schedule of claims s 2 4 . 40 and 1210

Sup, Pummel1 moved the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on f i l e w d waran t s ordered drawn for the respective amounts.


Bohn fran the Cornittee on Juvenile Hane reported back claimS&6 and recommended the payment of same at the amount stated.

Sup. Mitchell mwed the report of the Committee be accepted and adapted the account laced on f i l e andwarrant ordered drawn for the staged amount.

The motion prevailed a majority of Supervisors present voting therefore. . Bull fran the Committee on Civil Defense reported back claims$f9 and reconmiended payment of the sane a t the amount stated.

Sup. Calkins moved the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the account placed on f i l e and warrant ordered drawn for the stated amount.


Sup. Wood from the W Level Committee offered the following resolution and oawd i t s adoption:

'~,FETU?AS, On the 15th day of b y , 1962 the l a m o o County Circuit C o u r t entered on order in the matter af the ~ e t i t i o n o f tho Board of Sunarvisors of lenawse C o u n t ~ ~ t o f i x and determine the normal height a d level of the waters in 'Dewy Iake in Lenewee County, and said order did thereby f i x and determine the normal and natural height and leva1 of the waters i n Dewev LBke t o be 1000 feet above mean sea level. and did further o r b ? that an authorized w e n t of the lenawee Cbunty Boer& of Su rvisors shall between k c h G t h and W 15th of each year cause tg hhsight and level of the m t e r s i n said lake t o be raised t o 1000 feet ab- mean sea level, and maintained at said level u n t i l a date between November 1st and December 31st of each when said height and level -1 be lowered by him t o 999.5

feet abasm mean sea level and by himl maintained at that level u n t i l a date between Mssclr 15th and Mav 15th of each year;

MlBEBiW There is no prop& h or stxrructure .to c:on'.rol the m m l leve190f said Drmey lalo"

NW TUElXEWt BZ TI ~WOL&: Wt the Board of Supervisors f a r the County of Lsnawee* State

of Michi an, tiereby. delegates t o the Lermee County Drain Cammiss siarmr tf& duty of p r e y i n g , assembling, and cam utirrg, s t a t i s t i c a l data f m the canstnm ion of a pro r dam or sfructure t o control the nonnal l a l a l e w l of said D8we.y Elm, t,he duty of S~iperintendent; of Constmction of a q such proper dam or s t r n c b ~ r e i;o control said n o d hks l a m 1 of said D8we.y Lalap the d ~ t y of superintending the maintenanor of said proper dam or s t ruct~we t o contml the nonnal leva1 of said Dew labLsl the duey of maintainiiy: the nomJ. level of Dwe Ialriier; se$ f o d h in said order of the L e m e e CPrcuit Court oP k y f5th, 1952 and the &ty of ma@ suoh re a r t s and submitbin SLI& idormatian t o the h-ee C o u n t y Board 08 Supervisors as if may in time t o time x e v e s t i n c a ~ - ~ i n g out said order of the Leoswee County Circuit Court,

The motion prevailedo On olokion of Su Mitchell the Baud took a TfiCESS d l 1 t h i s

afternoon a.t 1 3 0 o~CcPok,

AFJEFNKlN SESSION

Roll Call, Quorun? prssenh Sup. b e l l from the Cornittae olrMiscel'lemons Claims ;spori;ed

back %he fol lming claims m d recommended en* of the emsome a t fhf. amml;s stated. See Schedvle of CSsimri . 53 -e7 ' l s 149, 122-1331 a l so Supemisass mileage and per diem a+ ~sconwnded payment oE <>he armo ah the amoun.t.s statedD

SIL~, Reed moved the mport of the Cornittee be accepted and adopted, the accounts laced on f i l e a?d w-ts ordemd brawn f o r kha r e s ~ e c t i v e aruounL

The motion thsXQf0re.

pmwi led majority voting

Fatchott fron rbc C-ittee sn Building arui C ~ o ~ n d s m- porte?kck the follm, claims and recomnenbd paymnnt of the ssne st the acounLs srated. ?ee Schedule of Claims 25-19. 108 and 113. .

Sup, Z i l b moved the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on f i l e and warrants ordered dram f o r the respsctiw amounts.

The mot,ion prevailed a majority of Supervisors present voting therefore,

Sup, Waid from the Salary Cornittee offered the follrnving mso- lution and moved its sde tion:

The S a m Report &ll be amended .to read, Tes~ber , YouthCen- ter , $6,000.00 per year effective h e d i a t e l y .

The motion pmwi led a majorily of Supervisors present Troting therefore.

Sup, Zilha f r m the Extension Committee reports& hack ~lah 1/70 and recommended payment of the same a t the am(luat stat,ebo

Sup. Calkins momd the report: of the Cannribter be accepted a.ai adopted, tlhe account placed on f i l e and varrant ordsred dram f o r the r e s p e ~ t i w amount.

The matioil pmwi led a majority of Supervisors present oljting themfore,

Su Mitcbell f r w the Cornittee on Health reported back claim #l3l en% recommended w e n t of the same a t the amount stated.

Sup. Pummel1 moved the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted the account placed on f i l e and wa-t ordered drawn for the staied amount.


Former Sup. Mallorywas present end welcomed a s a visi tor. Onmotion of Sup. Skala the Bawd adjo-d u n t i l Wednesky.

July 11th. 1962 at 10 AnEd,

ALICE M. WICII, Secretary

Veterans Accounts Stock Claims Civi l Defense Printing Claims Building and Grounds Claims Justice and Coroner's Accounts Miscellaneous Claims Extension Claims Drain Claims Sher i f fQs Accounts Juvenile Claims Contwious Diseases ~ee.l.t.6 Claims

TOTAL

JULY SSSIOE, 1962

Wednesday, July l l th , 1962

The Board met purfllant t o adjournment. Roll Call. Quom present. The Journal was read, approved and signed in open Session. Conmunications were read* Sup. Bohn called upon Malcolm McCoun who addressed the Board

regarding a blood baak f o r Ianawee County. Sup. k e moved that the conmunicetion read from the State Tax

C m i s s i o n be received and placed on fi le. The mot ion prevailed. On motion of Su Glaser the Board took a recess u n t i l t h i s

afternoon at 1:15 o'cflck.

Roll Call. @ o m presento Sup. Tiede frw the Canmittee on Contagious Diseases reported

back the follveing claims and recommended payment of the same a t the amounts stated. ee Scbadule of Claims 97-105 inclusive.

Sup, Mitchell moved the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the aocounts placed on f i l e and wanants ordered drawn for the respective amounts.

The motion prevailed a majority of Superrrisars present voting therefore,

Sup. Dibble from tha Committee on Drains reported back the fol- claims and recaarmanaed ent of the same at the m o d s 3 See Schedule of claims E 2 inclusioe.

Sup. McRobert moved the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on f i l e and mmants ordered drawn fo r the respective amounts.


Sup. Reed from the Committee on Stock Claims reported back the follanring claims and cecmuoendsd ent of ths he a t the moun*s stated. See Schedule of claims 38%? inclusiveo

Sup. l b l l e r moved the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts ~ l a o e d on f i l e Bnd warsants ordered drawn fo r the respective amounts.

The motion prevailed a ma;/ority of Supemisors present votieg therefore,

Sup, Nickloy from the Ccnunittee on Vetem Affair8 reported back 1,he following claims and recammended ps~rment of same a t the amounts stated, See Schedule of claims 31-33 inclusive.

S x ~ p ~ Zilke moved ths report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the wcounts placsd on f i l e and warrants ordered d m n f o r the respective amountso

l'he m!tion prewiled a majority of Supervisors present votiag therefore.

Jehn Saling, Civil Defense Director spols t o the B w d regarding the parchase of a generator f o r Civil Defense use stating the d o l e costs of the generator is 819133030 and that the cost t o the County would be $283,23,

Sup, 'Bull mowd that the County purchase the generator at the above quoted price.

The motion prevailedo Sup. Mitchell offered the fol lm~ing motion and moved its adap-

tion: Tbat Mr. E. J. Fatchett, Chairman of the Buildin$ and Grounds

Committee of the lsnawae Count Board of Supervisors9 authorized b t h i s Board t o pefit ion and sign the mv d: gKz mested of txe Waber Basaurces Commission. State of Michiem. fo r & b - d a c e d i s p d of waste at the ~ & t h Cenber, ~l&rt'Bozd, Lenawee County? and that a copy of t h i s motion be sent t o the Water Resources Commlsslon, laming, Michigan.

Ths motion prevailed. On motion of Sup. l b l l e r the Board adjourned u n t i l t o m o r ~ o ~

morning at 10:OO osclock.

BUCE M. WELCH, Seoretary

ThursQy, July 12th9 1962

The Board met p u r w k t o adjournment.

Roll Call. @orurn present. The J 4 was read, approved and signsd i n open Sessionq Su . Pot ts from the Committee on Justice and Coroners Accounts

reporteg back the following claims and recommended w e n t of the same at the amounts stated* See Schedule of Claims 18-30 and 68,

Sup. Fatchett moved the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on f i l e and warrants ordered &-am for the respective amounts.

Tbe motion prevailed a majority of Supervisors present voting thereford.

Suv. Pot ts fram the Committee on Justice & Coroner's Accounts braught-up the matter of the b i l l of Dr. l hue r s l ey , Pathologist of Bixby Bo ital stating the amount cha rad for each autopsy was $75.00 and thsts%e County had only been pay $50.00 for such services t o Dr. honhsim and asked the opinion o 8 h e Board on what t o do with the b i l l .

Su Calkins moved that the amount of $50.00 be paid by the county %r each autopsy.

The mot ion vrevailed. Sup. &maontree froa ths Commi;teoonSheriffos Accounts report-

ed back tho follm,,ing clnims and rsc-ended %pen t of tho same a t the amounts stated. See Schedule of C l a L z s 75-95 inclusive.

Sup, CaUdns moved the n p o r t of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on f i l e and -rants ordered dram for the respective amuunts.


Sup, Bohn from the Committee on Juvenile Home reported back the follwring claim and recommended papent of the same at the amount stated, See Schedule of Claims #650

Sup. Reed mowd the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the account placed on f i l e and w a n a n t ordered dmwn for the stated amount.


Sup. Zillm from the M a n s i o n Canmittee reported back Claim $7'3 and recommended papent at the amount stated.

Sup. Mitchell moved the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the account placed on f i l e and warrant ordered drawn for the stated amount.


Su . Bull frcm the Committee on Civil Defense re orted back claim #! and recommended payment of the same at the amount state&

Sup. Pummel1 moved the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the account placed on f i l e and warrant ordered dmwn for the stated amounto

The motion prevailed a majority of Supemisors present voting therefore.

Su . Mhid fro3 the Lib- D m d ancomced t l s t the terns of John KePler and J. V. Fomm ware expiring and moved that the Chair- nsu appoint tv.o members t o rhe Board .:ihoso term6 ~ ~ l d expire in 1965.

Tbe motion prevailed.

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On motion of Sup, Miles the Board took a recess u n t i l t h i s afternoon at 2 o'clock.

immNoON SESSION

8011 Call. @ o m present. . Suu. Pummel1 from the Committeeon MiscellaneousClaimsreuorted

hsck thi following claims and recommended p e n t of the same it the amounts stated. See Schedule of Claims @-61, 64, 66, 96, 107.116 and Supervisors mileage and p r diem.

Sup. Zillm moved that the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on f i l e and warrants ordered drawn fo r the remec t iw mounts.

5 motion prevailed a majority of Supervisors present voting therefore.

Su . Fatchett from the Comnittee on fhilding and Grounds reported %ack the follo,,i claims an3 recommended payoent of the sane a t the amounts staked. Toe SAsdule of Claims 8, 17, L6, 62 and 67, 67, 106, 117.

Sup, Keller moved the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on f i l e and warrants ordered drawn for the respective amounts.

The motion prevailed a majority of Supervisors presenb voting therefore,

Sup, G l l e r from the Committee on Print* reported back the following claims and recommended p a p u t of the same at the amounts stated. See Schedule of C k i m s 3-7 inclusive. . .

Sup. Calkins movedthe raport of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on f i l e and warrants ordered drawn for the respective mounts.

5 motion prevailed a majority of Supervisors present voting therefore.

Sup, Mitchell from the Bealth Camittee reported back claim 118 and mcomended w e n t of the same at the a m a t stated.

Sup, Hsilman moved the report of the Committee beacceptedend adopted the account plaaed on f i l e and w a m t ordered drawn f o r the stated amount.

5 motion prevailed a majority of Suprvisars present voting therefora,

William Bir,&fieldr County W i n e e r addressed the Boesd r e m d -

Sup. Slick frrm the Cornittee OD Roods and Bri ec mowd that % the County a ropriate the sum of $12 000,OO for t e r e m o d and destruction o p t m e s affected hy the D ~ E ? ~ Elm Disesse.

5 motion prevailed by the following vote: Y&S: Allenp fib, Calkins Dibble, Patcbett Ee ihme Hulett? G l l e r , IIunze, M3es, itche elf, McRohertv ~ s u r o e h ~ Nickloys Pottav Atmmell, Reed, Skslas 3wick~ Tiede, IIlyiss, Waid, Z i l b Zorn (24)0 NAYS: None.

The Chainnaa at t h i s time announced the appointmsnt of Super- visors Z i l b and Keller t o the Librarg Boord whose terns w i l l expire in 1965. . -

The Chairman stated due t o the fact that the nexk regular meeting date f o r the Bcard would be the fol lwing dey d t e r the Auyst

Primsry and that i t v . 3 ~ the disposition of the Board not t o meet on that day, and if necessary for same of the C-ittocs t o h ~ l d a smcinl meetiw for their Cornittee work the same could be done. ..

On motion of Sup. Keller the Board adjourmd u n t i l Tbursdsyt August 9th at 10 A.M.

ELT?A lWlUVH, Cbsiman

ALICE M. WEICE, Secretary

Civ i l Defense Claims Veteran's Accounts Printing Claims Wlilding and Grounds Justice & Coroner's Ac( Stock Claims ?discells3lsous Claims Juvenile Claims Drain C l a i m s Extension Claims Sheriff 's Accounts Cont ious Diseases ~ e a l % Claims

AUGUST SESSION, 1962

Thursday, August 9th1 1962

The Board met pursuant t o adjoumaant, Roll Call. Qlorum present. The J-1 was read, approved and signed in open session. Sup, Hamontree from the CommitteeonSheriQf accounts, reported

back the following claims and recommendad p ant of the same a t tha amounts stated. See Schsdule of Claims,#51-7T 121 and 122 and meals served for the month of July at the J a l l o

Sup, Calkins moved the report of the Committee be accepted and adupted, tha accounts plaited on f i l e and warrants ordared drawn for the respective amounts.

The motion p rewi lea a majorityof the Supasvisors present voting therefore.

Sup, Dibble f r m the CommitteeonDains, reported back the following claims and recommendad ant of the sdme at the amounts stated. See schedule of claims #% and 1079

Sup. McRobert moved the repo+t of the Commiktee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on f l l e and - r e d s ordered drawn for the respective amountsa

'The motion prevailed amajority of the Supsrvisors present voting thereforeo

Sup. &ll from .the Committee on Civi l Defense reported back the follanring. claim a d recwmended w e n t of the same at the amount stated.

Sup, Mitchell moved the report of the Camittee be accepted and

adopted, the account placed on f i l e and wanant ordered drawn fo r the statsa amounb.

The motion prevailed amajarity of the Supemisors present vot- inr therefore. -

Sup. Mitchell from the Asalth Camittee, re orbed back Claim #1 and recommended p e n t of the same a t the amount stated.

Sup. Fatchett mooedthe report of the Committee be accepted a d adopted, the account placsd on f i l e and warmnt ordered dwnm fo r the stated amount.

The motion prevailed amajority of the Supervisors present vat- iry therefore.

Su . 3iitchett from the Camittee on Building and Grounds read a l e t t e r gram the Fire k w ' s Office.

On motion of Su Skale the Board took a recess u n t i l t h i s afternoon at 2 o ~ c l o c g

Roll Call. & o m present.

Sup. Miles moved bhe B h a x e Committee be authorized t o a h r - t i s e f o r and obtain sealed bids and to accept the lowest responsible bid.

The motion orevailed~ Su M o b e r r framths Judiciary C m i t t e e srated the Conwntion

of ~ a d ~ ~ e ~ o r t o r s v~auld be held i n Rudenville and rcovod t h a b h , i s ICirh,ood, b m . e e County Court Rsporter be authorized LC attexd a t the expense of the County,

.

The motion premriled* Sup, Pummel1 from the Committee on Mi~cellaoeausClalms~ rapart-

ed back the follarriDg claims and recommended ent of the m e at the amounts stated. See Schedule of Claims #%loll9 10E117 and Supervisors mileage and par diem.

Sup, Bull moved the report of the Committee be accepted end adopted, the accounts placed an f i l e and warrants ordered drawn f o r the respective amounts.

The motion prevailed amajority of the Supervisors present voting therefore.

Su . Potts frm t b Cawitree on Justice and Coroner accounts repode$ back the follw,ing clnins and racomc& ~ayment oP the sane a t the mounts stated* See Schedule of Claims $38-119 inclusiva.

Sup. Pummel1 moved the report of the Camittee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on f i l e and warrants ordered drawn f o r the respective amounta.

The motion prevailed amejority of the Supemisore present voting therefore.

Fatchstt from the Committee on Building and Grounds, re- p o r t e ? % ~ k the fol lwing claims sod recommended n t of the m e at the amounts stated? See Schedule of Claims g T 8 7 e.nd 88, 118 and 119.

Sup. B e d moved the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on f i l e and warrants ordered d m for the respective amountss

5 motion prevailed amajority of the Supemisore present voting therefore.

Sup. Tiedo fran the Committee on Contagious Diseases, reported back the follownri' claims and recommende ent of the same at the

6 inclusive. amounts statedo?ee Schedule of Claims &8?? Sup. ZiUm moved the report of the Committae be accepted and

adopted, the accounts placed on f i l e and warrants ordered drawn for the respeotiw amounts.

The motion prevailed amajority of the Supmisors present voting therefore.

Sup. Koller f r o n the C-ittee on Printing rcportod hack the follcwing claims and rec-ended ant o f the same a t the amounts statcdo See Schedule of Claims I/m inclusive.

Sup, Fatchett moved the report of the Committ.ee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on f i l e and wasrants ordered drwm for the respective amounts.

5 motion prevailed amajority of the Supervisors present voting therefore.

S . 'Rumnell f r m the Committee on Juvenile Hone, reported back Claim $To5 and recommended psyment of the 6ems at the amount stated.

Sup, Calkins moved the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the account placed on f i l e and vez~.~t ordered 8.1- for the respective amount.


Sup. Reed fron the Committee on Stock Claims, reported back the folla,,,ing claims and recmended ent of the m e a t the amounts stated. Soe Schedule of Claims inclusive.

Sup. Pummel1 moved the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on f i l e and warrants ordered drawn for the mspective amounts.

The motion prevailed amajoritgr of the Suprvisors present voting therefore.

Sup, Zilke from the Extension Committee, reported back C l e i m #50 and recornended pgment of the same at the amount stated.

Sup. Swick moved the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the account placed on fileandwarrant ordered drawn for the stated amount,

5 motion prevailed amajority of the Supervisors voting therefore.

Sup. Nicklay from the Connirteo on Veteran's Affairs, reported back the folio;,' claims and mcomende ent of the sane a t tho

7 and 78. amounts stated.?ee Schedule of Claims $l';py Sup, h e moved the report of the Committee be accepted and

adopted, the accounts placed on f i l e and warrants ordered drawn for the respective amounts.


Sup, Kunze from the Sheriff 's Committee, r e orted there had been need for an Auxiliary Generato? for the c-6 Jail. Stated the C i v i l Defense would supply m t c h q funds for a small Generator

f o r use on %&ions only, and asked the opinion of the Board about the mstter.

Sup. Zillm mowd rho %r i f f ' s Committoebe instructed t o inves- t igate the possibil i ty of getting a Generator for the Ja i l .

?lie motion prermiled. Sop. h e l l s p o h about a condition existing in Medim Tovm-

shi about which he f e l t saoethi shouldbe done to remdy the same, stat- the G a l t h Demrlmsnt advised h im the law a s i t stands would &t pernit them-to do anything. -

Sup. Bobn moved ths t the Health Canmittee investigate t h i s mat- t e r and report t o the Board.

?lie motion orevailed. On motion of Sup. Miles the Board adjournad until Wednssday

September 12th. 1962 at ten A.M.

lmu IUEUBMIA, L b i m

m M. VmCK, Secretary

Health Claims Stock Claims Veterao's Accounts Printing Claims Building and Grounds Jnstice and Coroner's Accounts M e n s i a n Claims Sheriff's Accounts Cant ious Diseases Misc%aneaus Claims Ciml Defense Juwni le Claims 9&2;?9 kain Claims 224.52

TWAL $ 239730.19

S W E W B SESSION, 1962

Wednesday, September 12thl 1962

The Board met pursuant t o adjoummsnt. Roll Call. om present. The Journal was read, approved and signsd i n open Session.

Sup. Bohn stated tha t the walk-in cooler was t o be purchased f a r the Youth Center and i f aqy of the Su ervisors had dealers i n t h e i r Townahins o r Ci t ies who would be i d e r e s t s d i n same t o haw them submit a-bid t o the Ccmmittee.

Sup, Eull from the Comittee on Civil Defense reported back the fo l lming claims and recamme d pa ent of same at the amounts stated. See Schedule of C la im325 mp26 .

Sup. M i t & l l mowd the report of the Comittee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on f i l e and wanants drawn f o r the r s s p e c t ~ w amounts.

The motion prevailed a msjority of Supervisors prerent voting therefore,

On motion of Su Slmla the Board took a recess u n t i l t h i s afternoon at 2 o ' o l o c ~

AiFimmm SESSION

Roll Call. Quorum present. Communications were read. Su . Potts from the Committee on Justice and Comner's Accounts

reportex back the followio& claims and recanmended pa ent of the m e at the amounts stated. See Schedule of Claims 72-d?inclusive,

Sup. Fatchett moved the report of the C-ittee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on f i l e and wa-xants ordered dmmn for tho respeotive amounts.


Sup. Tiede fran the Committee on Contagious Diseases reported back the followi claims and recommended ent of the same at the stated. See Sch3ule of Claims 87-94 and f%

Sup. McRObert moved that the re or t of the Comittee be accepted and ado ted, the accounts place$ on f i l e and warrants ordered dmmn for t i e respeotive amounts.


Sup. Dibble from the Committee on Dntins reported back the follwring claims and recanmended w e n t of the same ah the amounts stated, See Schedule of Claims .&36 inclusive.

Sup. h e l l moved the report of the Comittee be accepted and adopted, tbeacoounts p k e d on f i l e and wanants ordered drawn for the respective amounts.


Su . Bohn from the Canmittee on Children's Hme reported back the folfming claims and recommended snt of the same at the amounts stated. See Schedule of Claims r a n d 109.

Sup. Calkins moved that the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on f i l e and warrants ordered drawn fo r the respective amounts.


Supo Reed from the Committee on Stock Claims reported back the followin(: claims and reomended pa ent of the m e a t the amounts stated. See Schedule of Claims 10-% inolusive.

Sup* Fatchett moved the report of the Canmittee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on f i l e and wasren+s ordered drawn for the respeotive amounts.


Sup, Hickloy frco the Comittee on Veteranos Affairs reported back the folloirinl; claims and rcconnended p e n t of the ~ e m c a t the a n a u d s statcd. bee Schodule of Claims 5-?inclusiw.

Sup. Mitchell moved the reporb of ths Canmittee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on f i l e andwanants ordered drawn fo r the respective amounts.

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G n motion of Su S b l a the Board adjourned u n t i l tomorraw morning at 10 o*clocE

EZRA NEUROl!E, Chainaan

M.aX M, WEE, Secretary

ThursdsJr, September U t h , 1962

The Board met pursuant t o adjoumm~ot.

Boll Call. h m present.

The Jortrnal was rat&, approved Bnd signed in open Session.

Supa Kunze from the Finance Committee asked that a l l budgets be submitted t o the Finance Committee by October 1st.

Sup, k o n t r e e from the ComittaooeShoriff 's Accounts reported bsckrhe follo:virg claims and reccmonded pa ent of the w e a t the mounts stated. Sce Schedulo of Clains 3 g 7 1 and 140 and also m i i l i s e m d for the month of August, 19620

Sup. Z i h moved the report of the Committee he accepted and adapted, the accounts placed on f i l e and warrants ordered dwnm for. the respective amounts.


Sup. Beller from the Committee on Printing reported back the following claims and reommended pa ent of the same a t the amounts stated, See Schedule of Claims 27-3c 86 and 134.

Sup. Iratchett moved the report of the Committee be wcapted and adopted, the accounte placed on f i l e and m r r a n t s ordered a r m fo r the respective aounts .


Zilke from the ?&hermion Cornittee presented John Comstock, 22$&1 d p n t who introduced Frances S m , ?Inme bonomics &en*, S on Jackson, 4-B Program Iaader, J, Fqf Gillespie? 4-H Program Ieader and Dr. Russell McDonsld, Su ervisor of the Edension h ~ h t - ing and each explained the phases og the i r programs.

Su . Nioklo fram the Committee on Veteran's Affairs read the resignaEion of L r b e r t Schdtz , Jr. a member of the Veteranos Cam- mittee and moved that No= Irrancoeur be appointed t o fill the un- expired term of &. Schultz.

The motion prevailed.

Syp. Mitchell moved that Charles Russell and Hugh Heffron be authorized t o attend the cowention of Probat~on Gfficers t o be held inDet ro i t , September 20, Zlst a t County expense,

The motion prevailed.

7etcherr: from tho Evildine, and Grounds' Comitree stated he t i y i +o obtain tho s * m i c ~ s of a ~teep1eJeck t o re?!= the f l e r ole iny lon t of the Courl. nouee which v.n6 bshlv dvoarre ~u

the s toh-of August 8th and stated he had the promiseVof a ?oledo

fina t o look the s i tuat ion over on Saturday* September 1 5 t h ~ 1962.

On motion of Su Zilke the Bcard took a recess u n t i l t h i s aftemcon at l:30 ovc?~cl6

AlLTmirn slcssION R o l l Call. Wrun present.

Sup. k s l l f r m the Camittee on MiscellaoEous Claims reported back ths follcwing claims a d recouendad pent of tho same a t the amcunts stated. See Schedde of Claims 9 129 and Suporvisors milewe and per diem.

Sup. Reed moved the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on f i l e and wanants ordered drawn for the respective amounts.

The motion reva ailed a majority of Supervisors present voting therefore.

G l l e r gave a report on the Welfare Mseting which he atte&%at E~B.CW ISM.

Fatchett fran the Committee on Building and Grounds re- porte?%&k the follwv' claims d recommended ent of the same at ths amounts statedg?se Schedule of Claims 1-m~~ 130 and 131.

Sup. h e l l moved the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on f i l e and warrants ordsred dsawn for the respective amounts.


Sup. Zilke fran the hrtension Committes mported back claim Sb7 and recommended payment of the same a t the amount stated.

Sup. Fatchett moved the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on f i l e a n d v a r r a t ordered drawn f o r the stated amount.

The motion prevailed a majority of Supervisors present voting thereforeo

Sup. Mitchell fram the Heslth Committee re ortedbackclaim #141 and recoomiended payment of same at the amount sfated.

Sup. Swick mwed the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the account placedonfile and warrant ordered drawn f o r the respective amount.


Sup, Vfaid fram the Salary Committee stated tbat the Sala and Finance Committees would be meetin October 1st t o r e T h e i r budgets in advance of the re&& OcFober &sting of t%e E r a .

04 motion of Su Zilke the Board adjourned u n t i l Monday, Octc- ber 8th, 1962 a t 10 EM.

E?X+ XXlEMB, Chairman

ALICE M. WEIGH, Secretary

SIFEWEB1 1962

Wlilding and Grounds Veteran's Affairs Stock Claims

Claims F2:%ims Extension Claims Sheriff Claims Justice & Coronsr's Accounts Contagious Diseases Youth Center Miscellaneous Claims Health Claims

TOTAL

CC- SESSION, 1962

Monday, October 8th, 1962

The Bmrd met pursuant t o adjourment. Boll Call. Quorum presento

The Journal was read, approved and signed i n open Session.

C d c a t i o n s were read. Sup, Mitchell from the Health Committee reported thst a new

X-Pay Pachine was needed in the Health Depadment and could be purchased for $5000.00 and moved the same be done.

'ib motion prevailed b tba Pollo,,ing vote: EAS: Nlen, Bahn, Brcurn, Cnlkins, Dibble9 lidon, I'atchett, Fish, Fmil tan , I h . montree. Hcdatt. f l l l l , h e . U i l e ~ . Mitchell. M~ilobsrt. t:eurotb. ~ i c k l o ~ ; ~ a t t s ; Pummell, Reed, Skala, Swic1c,.Tiedse hiss, mcaid; Woad, Z i l b , Zorn (30). NAYS: None.

Sup. Waid moved that the subscription f a r 26 copies of the Michigan Assessor be renewed.

The motion prevailed. On motion of Sup, Milesthe Board took a m c e s s u n t i l t h i s after-

noon at 1:30 o ' c lo~ l6

Roll Call. @arum present. Sup. Dibble from the Committee on Drains reported back the 901-

lowing claims and reco ended pyment of same at the amounts stated. See Schedule of ~laims?85-89 mclusive.

Sup, M o b e r t moved the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed an f i l e and warrants ordered drawn for the respeotive amounts.


Sup, Fink from the Comittee on Printing reported back the fol- claims and reomended ent of the same a t the amounts 8 See Schedule of Claims m4.7 inclusive.

Sup. Aimmell movedthat the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on f i l e and warrants ordered drawn for the respective amounts.

m e motion prevailed a majority of Supervisors present votLng therefore.

Sup. B e d from the Stock Claim Committee m-d that the m t t e r of the election of the Count Dog Warden be made a special order for Wednesday, October 10th. 196% a t 1:45 P.M.

The motion prevailed. Sup. NioMoy from the Committee onVeteran's Affairs reported

back the follow claims and recommende ent of the same at the 2 and 91. amounts stated.%ee Schedule of Claims $3W

Sup. Rsed m m d the report of the Comittee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on f i l e and warrants ordered drawn for the respeotiw amounts.


Hull frw the Committee on Civi l Defense reported back claimS#rand recanmended pyment of the same a t the amount stated.

Sup, Mitchell moved the report of the Committee be accepted and adoptede the account placed on f i l e and warrant ordered drawn for the respective amount.

The motion prevailed a majority of Supervisors present voting therefore*

On motion of Sup, S k l a f h e Board adjourned u n t i l tomorrow mom- Lng a t 10 o'olock.

EZRh NiWItOTE, Chairman

ALEE M. YVEICEI, Secretary

Tuesday, October 9th, 1962

The Boasd met pursuant t o adjournmento Roll Call. % o m present. The Jou-1 was read, approved and bigned in open Session.

Su . Hammontree from the Comittee on Sheriff" Acoounts m- orted jack the follaving claims and recommended yment of seine at

ehe amounts stated. See Schedule of Claims #61-% and 95-102 and meals s e m d for the month of September, 196Z0

Sup. Zilke mowd the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on f i l e and rnmrrants ordered drawn for the respective amounts.


Donald Mitchell, County Drain Commissioner, made h i s report a t t h i s time.

Sup. %ick mowd the report be accepted and placed on f i le .

The motion prevaileda Sup. Fatchett from the Building Comittae o s h d that the head

of e o c h de rtment make an inventory of the office and subnit same to h& at E e i r ear l ies t canvenicrce to be usad for f i r e insurance purposes.

Sup. &me read excerpts from the Agriculture report.

On motion of Su S la la the Board took a reoess u n t i l t h i s afternoon at 1 3 0 o v c ~ ~ o l r ,

ATTlFNWN SESSION

Roll Call. Qorum present. Sup. Eulett read tLe rejectsdtaxreport and moved i t s adoption.

The motion prevailed* Sup. Tiede from the Committee on Contagious Diseases reported

back the follcw' olaims and racommended p e n t of the same a t the amounts stated.?ee Schedule of Claims log112 inclusive.

Sup. Reed movad the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on f i l e and warrants ordered h r n fo r the respective amounts.


Sup. Reed from tho Comnittee on Stock Claims reported back the follo.ving and recanmsnded w e n t of same a t the amounts stated. See Schedule of Claims 48-59 and 83 and 84.

Sup. h e l l moved the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on f i l e and mrants ordered drawn f o r the raspective amounts.


SUE, e i c k mowd that the naming of County BBnk De ositories be made a p c r a l Order f o r Friday, October 12th, 1962 a t f:45 P.M. and electing a Rcaa Commissioner he a S ecia l Orderfor 2 P.M. on Oc.tober 12th and a V,elfara Commissioner at g215 P.M. the sane day.

The motion prevailed. Sup. Dibble fran the Committee on Drains moved that the two

def ic i ts named in the County Drain Commissioners report, nsnel &ts Joint County Drain i n the amount of 48$ end Macon Joint gounty k i n in the amount of $161.31 be paid from the General lhml.

The motion prevailed. Un motion of Sup. Slala the Board adjourned u n t i l tomorrm

morning at 10 o'cloch

EZPA ~~, Chairrran

ALICE M. WGICB, Secretary

Wednesday, October loth, 1962

The Board met pursuant t o adjournment. Roll Call. Qorum present, The J o u d was readt approwd and signed in open Session. Su . Bohn from the Committee on Children's Home reported back

claim #f04 and recommended payment of same a t the amount stated? and also asired fa- permission g i w n the Committee t o purchase necessary furniture and equipment for the home.

Sup. McRaberts mwed the report, of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the account placed on f i l e andwarrant ordered dram for the stated amount.

l'he motion prevailed a majority of Supervisors present voting therefom.

Sup. Kunze moved that the Committee on Childvan's Home be

authorized t o p r c h s e the necessary equipment f o r the Home. The motion prevailed.

Sups Fatchett reported on a meeting he and severel of the Lam wee County Board of Su ervisors attended i n Monroe County regarding spraying for Japanese k e t l e .

Sup, McBobert brought the attention of the Board t o a s i tuat ion which e x i s b regas* a credi t bul le t in b s i q issued allow one who subscribes t o it and t he i r employees having Imwvi%,$xf indebtedness on mortgages reported i n the Register of Deeds Wflce.

Sup. Waid moved t h i s matter be referredtothe Register of Deeda Committee and they t o report back t o the Board.

The motion prevailedD Bohn from the Children's Borne stated that when the Youth

Cente?Pome is opened donations would be asksd for from w a n e caring t o contribute said contributions t o be used t o furnish a room and a plaque would be put on each door giving the m e of the donora

Sup. k i d from the Salary Committee stated that he had placed a tentative salary report on each Supervisor's desk and askad them t o exam*ne the same and the Committee would report a t the afternoon SeSSlOb

On motion of Sup. RaedtheBoard took a recess u n t i l t h i s afternoon a t 1:30 aOclock.

A,mmmx SESSION

Roll Call. & o m present.

Su . Fatchett from ths Committee on Buildings and Grounds reported tack the following claims and recommended payment of the same at the amounts stated. See Schedule of Claims 2-13, 40, 60 and 113- 118.

Sup. Bull moved the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on f i l e and mrreu t s ordered b r m for the stated amountsD

The motion prewiled a majority of Supervisors present iroting therefore,

claims@' . Bull from the Committee on Civil Defense reported back 05 and reconmended payment of the same a t the amount stated.

Sup. Calkins moved the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the acoount placed on f i l e and warrant ordered b r m for the stated amount.


The time having arrived f o r the Special Order that of an elec- t ion of a Dog Wasden, the same was taken up.

Sup. b e d nominated B-rd Saunders for Dog Warden f o r a term of two years,

Sup. Kunzo momd if them wore no further ncminntians the sams be declared closodand the Clerk instructed t o cast the unaubous vote of the Board for Ha:ard Saunders for Do3 V:mden f o r two years.

The motion prewilad the Clerk cast the vote a s directed.

Sup, X w e stated he had l e f t copies of the tentative Finance Report on each Supervisors desk and askad that they look over the same.

REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON APPORTIONMENT AND ASSESSMENT ROLLS

DISTRICT, I-,

Your Committee on Apportionment and Assessment Rolls would respectfully submit the following report and apportionment of taxes for the several townships and cities of Lenawee County, Michigan, for the year 1962 and recommend that the same be ordered spread on the Tax Rolls of the county.

Adrian City Ehdson City b r e n c i City Tenunseb City

Tom of Adrian " Blissfield " Cambridge " Clinton " Deerfield " Dover " Fairf ie ld " Pranlclin

" Hudson

" &con " Gdison " Medim " Ogaen " Palmyra " Raisin

" Ridgamy " Riga " Rollin " Rome

" Seneca " Tecumseh " Woodstock

T W

Arthur Twiss

Lewis Glaser

Donald Wood

Gust Tiede

Merrick E. Dibble

Ronald Brown

Arthur Eaton

C. R. Miles

STATE CWNTY TlUCilS AS MWRTIONED &WE W ASSESIM:

GFmmAI. TAX

ASFl;SSl!D VAUATION A S hWRJVE W B(YLWCiFl?EJIlN

Wayne Fish

Edward A. Hulett

John H. Hamilton

Ray Allen

TONNSBIP AND CITY TAXIS 0- S m

T(WNSH[P aR CITY TAX Dm SERVICE

88,924.45 3,524.41

92,448.86

S

TCWNSHIP aR CITY m m TAX

647.24 57.60

118.00 631.60

50.58 61.27

113.54

73.47 67.36

203.41

1,010.36

21.92 111.02

62.85 261.24 129.67 63.22

159.02

4.1.50

3,623.63

Ralph McRobert

Merrill Hull

Committee Dated: October 16th