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Wyandotte, Michigan March 26, 2007
Regular session of the City Council of the City of Wyandotte, the
Honorable Mayor James R. DeSana presiding.
ROLL CALL
Present: Councilpersons Browning, Fricke, Kolakowski, Peterson,
Ptak, Sutka
Absent: None
COMMUNICATIONS MISCELLANEOUS
Wednesday, March 21, 2007
Honorable Mayor James DeSana and City Council City of Wyandotte
3131 Biddle Avenue, Wyandotte, MI 48192
Dear Mayor and Council:
The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's Michigan Chapter has chosen
Bishop Park as the preferred site for the 2007 Downriver Light The
Night Walk to be held on Friday, September 21, 2007. New to the
Wyandotte area, the Light The Night Walk is an annual blood cancer
awareness and fundraising event held each year in the Downriver
community. The event is free to the public and occurs from 6 to 9
p.m., just as the sun is beginning to set. Supporters and
Survivors hold illuminated balloons during the symbolic walk. With
the increased prevalence of blood cancers in the Downriver area,
our Light The Night Walk is well attended each year (rain or
shine). We expect between 200-250 participants (representing the
Downriver community and beyond) in attendance.
This event is to be planned and implemented by staff from the
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society and our local community volunteers,
with minimal support needed from City services. As discussed with
Mayor DeSana at our March 14th meeting, Lisa Hooper will be
assisting us in the procurement of additional tables and we will
be renting out the use of the Park's Log Cabin for the evening.
The Walk path, which was recommended by the Department of
Recreation is detailed on the second page of this document. Per
our conversations with James R. Knopp, Bishop Park is open to the
public, and the Department of Recreation has approved our event to
be held on said date.
A family celebration, our committee works to ensure the event's
food, entertainment, etc. are all donated by local sponsors.
Participants enjoy clowns and face painting by (city favorite)
Cary Ann's Clown Caravan and for this reason we will be setting up
2 to 3 10x10 tents just South of the main pavilion. Electricity
should not be an issue, but this factor is still undetermined
based on the availability of the City's Show Mobile.
Thus, we request the use of the City's Show Mobile, if not being
used by the Wyandotte Business Association that evening, to be set
up just North West of the main pavilion in the Park. A short
entertainment program is planned for the conclusion of the Walk
and although it is significant, it is not the primary feature of
this event.
We truly believe this Walk has incredible potential in the
Wyandotte community, not only to create awareness for the
Society's mission to cure blood cancers, but also to bring
additional foot traffic and revenue into Wyandotte's downtown
establishments.
Complete event specifics are still being finalized, but we would
appreciate the permission from the Mayor and Council to use the
street route we have outlined in the attached document.
Most Sincerely,
Shannon Anderson, Campaign Coordinator The Leukemia & Lymphoma
Society
1421 E. 12 Mile Road, Madison Heights, MI 48071
(248) 582-2900, ext. 3107 (248) 582-2925 (Fax)
PERSONS IN THE AUDIENCE
John Kudrak, 14800 King Rd., Apt 215, Riverview, Michigan,
complimenting Wyandotte Cable System. What is the status of Eureka
& Northline Roads?
Irene Tilk, 1086 Hazel, Wyandotte, Beaver Park is wonderful, thank
you!
Fay Givens, Edith Young, Wyandotte Co-Op Building parking
problems/speeders. Require a parking light, etc., to reduce
speeders?
William Tilk, 1086 Hazel, requests sign showing Beaver Park.
COMMUNICATIONS FROM CITY AND OTHER OFFICIALS
March 20, 2007
Mayor and City Council City of Wyandotte
3131 Biddle Avenue Wyandotte, MI 48192
Dear Honorable Mayor and City Council Members:
SUBJECT: TRAFFIC CONTROL ORDER 2007-003
The Police Administration received a recommendation from the
Traffic Bureau for approval for "Handicap Parking Sign
Installation" at 4092 17th, Wyandotte, Michigan. Concluding review
of this request, and in concurrence with Sergeant Pouliot's
recommendation, this letter serves as a recommendation for Council
approval of Traffic Control Order 2007-003 as specified on said
order.
If there are any additional questions, please feel free to contact
my office at extension 4424.
Sincerely,
Daniel J. Grant, Chief of Police
March 22, 2007
Honorable Mayor and City Council City of Wyandotte
Dear Mayor and City Council Members:
We the undersigned have reviewed the special event application for
an event to be held Sept. 29 and 30, 2007 as requested by the
Native Indian Services, Inc. and would recommend its approval to
the City Council based upon the attached description and addendums
with the following comments and conditions.
The applicant shall provide a $500 deposit to assure clean up or
that any damage within the park would be mitigated and that
payment for City Services including DPS and Police security in the
total amount of $2292.44 be provided one month prior to the event.
It has been determined that RV Parking for up to ten vehicles will
be available at the River Front parking lot #1.
Gary Ellison, James Knopp and myself met with Brian Halfday and
Fay Givens March 7, 2007 to discuss the proposal. Gary Ellison has
identified DPS costs to be billed at $1,092.44. Police Chief Dan
Grant has identified one officer for security with a cost of
$1,200 to be billed to Native Indian Services, Inc. James Knopp
has reviewed the location; the area to be fenced off for use will
allow unrestricted access to the playscape and river walkway
outside of this fenced area.
The attached request from Native Indian Services, Inc. follows the
Special Events Permit request format. The letter and addendum
indicates that they would provide the necessary forms for the City
to be held harmless and the applicant will also insure the City of
Wyandotte and furnish insurance as required and would cover
associated expenses as identified.
As Executive Director for the Downtown Development Authority I
have reviewed this event letter and its addendum for completeness.
We appreciate your support of the attached resolution.
Sincerely,
Lisa Hooper Mark Kowalewski James Knopp
Dan Grant Mike MacDonald
March 22, 2007
The Honorable Mayor James R. DeSana and City Councilmembers
3131 Biddle Avenue
Wyandotte, Michigan 48192
Dear Mayor DeSana and City Councilmembers:
Enclosed for your review are appeals from the action taken by the
Board of Review. Said appeals are in compliance with Chapter XII,
Section 17 of the City Charter.
Enclosed is a copy of the summary as prepared by the City
Assessor's Office detailing the action taken by the Board of
Review. Each appeal at tonight's meeting will be handled on its
own merit.
Should you have any questions, please contact the undersigned.
Sincerely yours,
William R. Griggs, Secretary, Board of Review
DATE: March 21 2007
To: Mayor James DeSana and the Wyandotte City Council
FROM: Robert and Lenette Ruzzin
RE: Appeal for assessed value of home at 1639 Davis
We went before the board of revue to have the assessed value of
our home at 1639 Davis reviewed and changed. The board of revue
did change the valuation but we still disagree with their
findings. We wish to appeal the results to the Mayor and City
Council. Would you please schedule us for the hearing on March 26,
2007.
Thank you
Robert D Ruzzin
Monday, March 12, 2007
Honorable Mayor and Council City of Wyandotte
3131 Biddle Avenue
Wyandotte, Michigan 48192
Re: Tax Appeal – David H. Nelson and Irene Nelson
Parcel No. 57-022 05 0012 000 – 4115 8th Street
Parcel No. 57-022 05 0008 000 - 4115 8th Street
Parcel No. 57-022 05 0001 300 - 740 Marshall
Dear Mayor and Council:
On March 13, 2007, this office received notification that the
Board of Review for the City of Wyandotte had denied the appeal of
David H. Nelson and Irene Nelson, his wife, regarding the
valuation of the above listed properties. Please consider this
correspondence as an appeal of that decision as is required by the
municipal administrative regulations.
It is the contention of the property owner that the property is
valued at double its true cash value in violation of the State
Constitution and state law. We ask that you review the file
documents submitted to the Board of Appeals, together with copies
of the evaluation provided by Treadwell and Associates and grant
the appeal of the Mr. and Mrs. Nelson.
It is out contention that the true cash value of the combined
properties does not exceed $490,000.00, with a combined SEV of not
to exceed $245,000.00. It is not the intention of Mr. or Mrs.
Nelson to appear before the Council unless requested to do so. Any
request for their appearance can be directed to this office at the
address indicated above.
Sincerely yours,
LOGAN, HUCHLA & WYCOFF, P.C.
Charles E. Wycoff
Attorney for David H. Nelson and Irene Nelson, his wife
March 21, 2007
RE: 57 006 07 0037 002
1555 Cora
To Whom It May Concern:
I, Aaron Nihiser, the owner of the above mentioned property feel
the Taxable Value of my property should be reduced to $37,500.
Although the Board of Review did agree to revise my Taxable Value
to $45,000, I feel this is still too high. I purchased my home for
$75,000 and since then, property values have only decreased. I
have included 3 comparable properties that sold in the city of
Wyandotte in 2006.
The property located at 383 Kings Highway sold for $68,000 on
11/7/06. This house has 4 bedrooms where my house only has 3. The
property also has a 1.5 car detached garage and my property does
not have a garage.
The property located at 1464 17th sold for $86,000 on 9/19/06.
This house is brick where my house is vinyl sided. This house also
has a 1 car detached garage and my property does not have a
garage. I feel if adjustments were made to this comparable for the
brick exterior and the garage the adjusted value would be $70,000.
I feel a deduction of $10,000 for the brick exterior and $6,000
for the garage are fair amounts.
The property located at 3862 16th sold for $90,000 on 2/22/06.
This house has a 1.5 car detached garage where my property does
not. I feel after adjustments were made for this comparable, the
adjusted value would be $72,000. I feel a deduction of $8,000 for
the garage and $10,000 for the location of the property are fair
amounts. The property is located in what is perceived as a better
area of the city than my property with it being farther from the
rail road tracks.
I have highlighted the similarities and differences on the
attached comparables.
Sincerely,
Aaron Nihiser
Wyandotte City Clerk, March 18, 2007
Thank you for lowering my State Equalized value and taxable value
for 2007 on 3334 15th to $59,000. However, I feel as though the
amount may still be too high. I'm certain in this market I may
have trouble selling this property for more than $100,000 because
the location is the 1st property off of Eureka road. The identical
property right next door to me sold recently (which I have
enclosed) for $115,000. However, the difference is, this property
has a 2 car garage, a finished basement, 2 full baths and doesn't
sit next to the alley on Eureka road. I would greatly appreciate
it if you would reconsider the value. Being a local realtor, every
dollar counts in market this slow to be financially able to make
my payment.
Thank you, Glen Hoyt 313-350-2323, 19301 Brody, Allen Park, MI
48101
Brian A. Murphy, 156 Cedar
Wyandotte, MI 48192
Regarding assessment #57 010 03 0013 000
156 Cedar
Dear Mayor and Council,
I am writing to appeal the decision of the Board of Review and
Assessment regarding my 2007 Property Tax. Although I was poorly
prepared for the initial appeal process, so therefore had little
information to support my claim, I have had time to properly
investigate and was shocked by my findings. To access an increase
in taxable value to a property, there needs to be an increase in
value. My investigation of surrounding like properties shows that
my property may not even be worth what I paid for it in the summer
of 1999, $119,000.
The paperwork I was supplied indicated that my State Equalized
Value (SEV) increased by 5%, based on the consumer price index
from $89,400 to $94,800 and the Taxable Value was increased by
3.7%, based on the rate of inflation from $65,323 to $67,739. This
means in plain English that my state estimated or real value for
this property is currently $178,800 and increasing to $189,600. My
investigation shows that these proposed increases are not
reasonable or supportable.
Review of the state of Michigan website (Michigan.gov) showed a
consumers price index and inflation rates table that was prepared
for the "Economic Report of the Governor" on 1/19/2007 that
clearly shows the reported inflation rates for both 2005 and 2006
as not equaling the 5% increase indicated in the "State equalized
value' or even the 3.7% increase in the "Taxable value". It shows
figures of 2.9% for 2005 and 3.0% for 2006 for metro Detroit and
3.4% for 2005 and 3.2% for 2006 nationally (copy attached).
Review of public documentation from MLS listings shows that the
average home value in Wyandotte is $134,000. Review of 2006 sales
figures of similar properties with-in .5 miles of my home shows
that my property may fall well below that average. The average
sold price over the last year for homes in my direct area was
$84,364.14.. If we look at these figures alone, this shows that my
property is over assessed by over 100% at the current rate prior
to the new proposed rate.
(see table and notes for "3/20/2006 data for surrounding sale
prices of similar near by properties for the last year" attached)
Review of homes currently for sale in Wyandotte as a whole showed
only a few that could be considered a close match. In all
instances, they were listed well below my current and proposed
assessed value of my home and the area median value. The average
values for the entire City at $128,114.28 This is below the median
value and well below what is listed as the SEV for my property.
(see table and notes for "3/20/2006 data for similar homes
currently for sale with-in Wyandotte" attached)
Supporting notes and examples:
Example 1
Reduced property values
US News, the Detroit News and Free Press have both reported
decreased property values with figures approaching as much as 20%
for this market. This trend was recently confirmed by a close
friend and neighbor when he had his house re-assessed for possible
re-mortgage to close a recently acquired home equity loan (value
drop from —175 to 154K over a 2 year period (his assessment
results came back with-in the past 3 weeks)
Example 2:
A slow and soft market
A large duplex unit across the street from my residence (143/149
Cedar) was recently marketed with an asking price of $179K with no
takers and was taken off the market. This property was estimated
at being worth in excess of 200K. Additionally within a 1/2 mile
radius of my home, there were no home sales listed for 2007 in
that same radius, there is at least l home on my street that has
been for sale for over 1 year, and 1 within a 5 block radius for
sale for over 3 years that I am aware of.
Example 3
Urban decay
I am in a neighborhood that is showing signs of real decay. The
property 165 Cedar, at the corner of Cedar and 2nd has been
foreclosed on and is currently vacant and in need of much exterior
repair. The property 164 Cedar, 2149/2147 2nd directly next to me,
a 4 unit rental has been vacant for nearly 4 years (June will be
the anniversary) and although neatly kept is showing signs of
decay and neglect. These properties are having a direct and
negative effect on my property value and, there are many others
like this in the area in similar states of ownership and disrepair
that are negatively affecting property values for the entire area.
3/20/2006 data for similar homes currently for sale with-in
Wyandotte:
Address Listedasking price Notes:
1851 McKinley $114,900 Brick home, Same square footage, similar
garage/ lotSize
95 Cedar $174,900 Much larger home, similar age/ construction
style,smaller lot, no garage
364 North Dr $144,900 Larger home, Similar age/ construction
style, similar lotSize, on canal with water frontage.
265 Ford $169,900 Brick home, similar construction, similar lot
size
1804 2nd St $99,900 Similar size, construction, smaller lot
1851 4th St $97,400 Similar size home, smaller lot, garage unknown
639 Kings $94,900 Similar size home, construction and age, similar
lot.
Total similar Average These are the listed asking prices only.
properties: 7 price: _ Information gathered from:
trulia.com/MI/Wyandotte
$128,114.28 And Buymerealty.com
These homes were selected due to similarities in age, construction
and appearance and features to my property. Many had more square
footage and better sheathing (2 with brick exteriors and 1 with
Cedar siding). Additionally, I have found many as being on the
market for in excess of 90 days most listed as price reduced,
bring all reasonable offers and have even seen offers of “creative
financing” in the form of land contract terms to attract potential
bidders. Worst of all in most instances, the prices were
incredibly low.
3/20/2006 data for surrounding sale prices of similar near by
properties for the last year:
Address distance Sales price Sales date Descriptions/Notes:
245 Cedar .08mi $94,000 7/26/2006 Similar construction, slightly
smallerHome
245 Mulberry .12 mi $85,000 12/1/2006 Larger home, smaller lot, no
garage
144 Ford .16 mi $83,800 11/2/2006 Similar construction, similar
lot size
262 Walnut .17 mi $100,000 8/29/2006 Similar construction, similar
lot size
349 Walnut .25mi $101,100 12/12/2006 Similar size, construction,
lot
2727 2ndstreet .42mi 59,500 12/6/2006 Similar size home, smaller
lot,garage unknown
97 Vinewood .32 mi $67,149 12/14/2006 Larger home, brick const,
smallerlot.
Total similar Average Average I could find no readily available
sales data from
properties: 7 distance: price: 2005. Information gathered from:
Homegain.com
.253mi $84, 364.14
As noted in the description column, there were no direct
comparables due to the varying lot sizes and architecture styles
in the area but these were close.
This market is very slow and property value is on the decline. I
ask what data the City has to support that this neighborhood has
consistently increased in value when I have friends living in
other neighborhoods that have not seen an increase and justifiably
so from my findings, in the last 2 years. The burden should be on
you substantiate this proposed increase, not on me to fight it.
Thanks in advance for your consideration,
Brian A. Murphy
March 22, 2007
Dear Honorable Mayor and City Council:
I am appealing to you based on my dissatisfaction with the outcome
of the Board of Review's decision regarding my property at 1341
Spruce Street. I went to the Board of Review not to question the
Tentative Taxable Value of my home but rather the Accessed Value.
I stated to the Board of Review that I discussed the sale of my
house with some Realtors regarding its value.
My house is 1440 square feet with an attached garage and the City
states that the market value of my house is $218,200
The Realtors told me that if I were to list my home, I should
present a starting price in the low to mid $190,000 and hope for
an outcome somewhere in the $180,000's. Being optimistic I'm
hoping that they meant the high $180,000's. I appealed to the
Board of Review for a reduction to $188,000.
Bear in mine that my current Taxable Value as it relates to Market
Value is $155,482. I was not asking the Board of Review for a
decrease in my Taxable Value rather I was asking for a correction
of my Assessed Value (SEV). I also explained to the Board of
Review that I have a "new construction" home "For Sale" in the
City of Taylor, Michigan similar to my house but larger (it is
2000 square feet) on a lot that cost $45,000 that has been on the
market for almost two years with an asking price of $219,000 and
it still remains "For Sale". However somehow the Board of Review
saw it fit to say that the reason I have no reduction in the value
of my property was that "there was no indication of value provided
by petitioner".
I did my part and then having presented these statements to the
Board of Review. I question why the Assessor's Office (as the City
Assessor was presented at the Board of Review Meeting) did not
follow up under the guidelines of the Purpose Statement of the
Office of the City Assessor which I conveniently provided you with
a copy of as taken directly from the City of Wyandotte's Web Site.
Please read the attached Purpose Statement into record. I guess
that I could understand their rejection if they had shown how the
value of $218,200 could be justified.
I appeal to you the Honorable Mayor and City Council to review
this value with an objective mind and hope that you understand the
State of Michigan economy that we are living in, or at the very
least ask the Board of Review to justify the $218,200 assessment
with actual facts or comparisons of their own.
In closing, I hope that you will look at this appeal objectively,
thoroughly, and on your own remembering that the appeals process
is a court like procedure and I hope that my appeal will not
consist of you asking the board of review whether or not they felt
that they did a good job in this case, but will consist of this
Board requiring the board of review to properly support the value
of $218,200 with actual data because I cannot find any to support
their position.
Please reduce my Assessed State Equalized Value to $188,000.
Sincerely,
Mark T. Cole
REPORTS AND MINUTES AND CASH RECEIPTS
Financial Services Daily Cash Receipts March 22- March 22, 2007
$181,363.35
Beautification Commission Meeting March 13, 2007
Retirement Commission Meeting March 21, 2007
CITIZEN PARTICIPATION
None
RECESS
RECONVENING
ROLL CALL
Present: Councilpersons Browning, Fricke, Kolakowski, Peterson,
Ptak, Sutka
Absent: None
FIRST READING OF AN ORDINANCE:
NEW ZONING ORDINANCE
TO REGULATE DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF LAND
FOR THE CITY OF WYANDOTTE
RESOLUTIONS
Wyandotte, Michigan March 26, 2007
RESOLUTION by Councilperson Sheri Fricke
RESOLVED by the City Council that the reading of the minutes of
the previous meeting be dispensed with and the same stand APROVED
as recorded without objection.
I move the adoption of the foregoing resolution.
MOTION by Councilperson Sheri Fricke
Supported by Councilperson Patrick Sutka
ROLL ATTACHED
Wyandotte, Michigan March 26, 2007
RESOLUTION by Councilperson Sheri Fricke
RESOLVED by the City Council that the communication from Shannon
Anderson, Campaign Coordinator, The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
dated March 21, 2007 relative to the Downriver Light The Night
Walk to be held on Friday, September 21, 2007 is hereby received
and placed on file. AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that Council hereby
GRANTS permission for said walk to be held originating in Bishop
Park provided all necessary Hold Harmless Agreements, leases, and
show mobile rental contracts are executed, AND FURTHER that the
Police, Fire, Recreation and Downtown Development Departments
shall be notified for coordination of said event.
I move the adoption of the foregoing resolution.
MOTION by Councilperson Sheri Fricke
Supported by Councilperson Patrick Sutka
ROLL ATTACHED
Wyandotte, Michigan March 26, 2007
RESOLUTION by Councilperson Sheri Fricke
RESOLVED by the City Council that Council CONCURS in the
recommendation of the Chief of Police and Traffic Bureau as set
forth in Traffic Control Order 2007-003 for the installation of
"Handicap Parking Signs" at 4092-17th, Wyandotte, Michigan. AND BE
IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Department of Public Service be
directed to install said signs.
I move the adoption of the foregoing resolution.
MOTION by Councilperson Sheri Fricke
Supported by Councilperson Patrick Sutka
ROLL ATTACHED
Wyandotte, Michigan March 26, 2007
RESOLUTION by Councilperson Sheri Fricke
RESOLVED by the City Council that the communication from the
Downtown Development Director, City Engineer, Chief of Police,
Fire Chief and Recreation Superintendent dated March 22, 2007
relative to the special event requested by the American Indian
Services Inc. to be held on September 29th and 30th, 2007 is
hereby received and placed on file. AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED
that Council GRANTS permission for said event to be held in Bishop
Park provided all conditions and fees as designated in the Special
Events application and Hold Harmless Agreement are executed as
follows: 1. $500.00 deposit to be provided by the special events
applicant for clean up or any damage within Bishop Park. 2.
$2,292.44 submitted one month prior to the event for City Services
including Department of Public Service and One (1) Police Security
Officer. 3. RV Parking for up to ten vehicles to be available at
the River Front parking lot # 1. 4. Fenced area will allow
unrestricted access to the playscape and river walkway outside the
fenced area. 5. Proper insurance be provided covering associated
expenses as identified.
I move the adoption of the foregoing resolution.
MOTION by Councilperson Sheri Fricke
Supported by Councilperson Patrick Sutka
ROLL ATTACHED
Wyandotte, Michigan March 26, 2007
RESOLUTION by Councilperson Sheri Fricke
RESOLVED by the City Council that the communication from William
R. Griggs, Secretary Board of Review dated March 22, 2007 setting
forth the appeals from the action taken by the February 2007 Board
of Review and summary prepared by the City Assessor's Office
detailing the action taken by the Board of Review is hereby
received and placed on file.
I move the adoption of the foregoing resolution.
MOTION by Councilperson Sheri Fricke
Supported by Councilperson Patrick Sutka
ROLL ATTACHED
Wyandotte, Michigan March 26, 2007
RESOLUTION by Councilperson Sheri Fricke
RESOLVED by the City Council that the claim of appeal for the
property located at 1639 Davis, Wyandotte, as submitted by Robert
D. Ruzzin regarding the action of the Wyandotte Board of
Equalization and Review is hereby resolved as follows: Council
hereby grants a reduction of $15,000 in the State Equalized
Valuation effective 2007.
I move the adoption of the foregoing resolution.
MOTION by Councilperson Sheri Fricke
Supported by Councilperson Patrick Sutka
YEAS: Councilmembers Browning, Fricke, Kolakowski, Peterson, Ptak,
Sutka
NAYS: None
Wyandotte, Michigan March 26, 2007
RESOLUTION by Councilperson Sheri Fricke
RESOLVED by the City Council that the claim of appeal for the
following properties as submitted by representative Charles E.
Wycoff Attorney, Logan, Huchla & Wycoff, P.C. 13900 Sibley Road,
Riverview, Michigan 48193 for David H. Nelson and Irene Nelson
property owners:
Parcel # 57-022 05 0012 000 4115-8th Street
Parcel # 57-022 05 0008 000 4115-8th Street
Parcel # 57-022 05 0001 300 740 Marshall
regarding the action of the Wyandotte Board of Equalization and
Review are hereby resolved as follows: Council hereby grants -0-
reduction.
I move the adoption of the foregoing resolution.
MOTION by Councilperson Sheri Fricke
Supported by Councilperson Patrick Sutka
YEAS: Councilmembers Browning, Fricke, Kolakowski, Peterson, Ptak,
Sutka
NAYS: None
Wyandotte, Michigan March 26, 2007
RESOLUTION by Councilperson Sheri Fricke
RESOLVED by the City Council that the claim of appeal for the
following property as submitted by Aaron Nihiser, 1555 Cora , #57
006 07 0037 002 regarding the action of the Wyandotte Board of
Equalization and Review is hereby resolved as follows: Council
hereby grants -0- reduction.
I move the adoption of the foregoing resolution.
MOTION by Councilperson Sheri Fricke
Supported by Councilperson Patrick Sutka
YEAS: Councilmembers Browning, Fricke, Kolakowski, Peterson, Ptak,
Sutka
NAYS: None
Wyandotte, Michigan March 26, 2007
RESOLUTION by Councilperson Sheri Fricke
RESOLVED by the City Council that the claim of appeal for the
property located at 3334-15th, Wyandotte as submitted by homeowner
Glen Hoyt, 19301 Brody, Allen Park, Michigan 48101 regarding the
action of the Wyandotte Board of Equalization and Review is hereby
resolved as follows: Council hereby grants -0- reduction.
I move the adoption of the foregoing resolution.
MOTION by Councilperson Sheri Fricke
Supported by Councilperson Patrick Sutka
YEAS: Councilmembers Browning, Fricke, Kolakowski, Peterson, Ptak,
Sutka
NAYS: None
Wyandotte, Michigan March 26, 2007
RESOLUTION by Councilperson Sheri Fricke
RESOLVED by the City Council that the claim of appeal for the
property located at 156 Cedar, Wyandotte as submitted by Brian A.
Murphy regarding the action of the Wyandotte Board of Equalization
and Review is hereby resolved as follows: Council hereby grants a
reduction of $14,800 in the State Equalized Valuation effective
2007.
I move the adoption of the foregoing resolution.
MOTION by Councilperson Sheri Fricke
Supported by Councilperson Patrick Sutka
YEAS: Councilmembers Browning, Fricke, Kolakowski, Peterson, Ptak,
Sutka
NAYS: None
Wyandotte, Michigan March 26, 2007
RESOLUTION by Councilperson Sheri Fricke
RESOLVED by the City Council that the claim of appeal for the
property located at 1341 Spruce, Wyandotte as submitted by Mark T.
Cole regarding the action of the Wyandotte Board of Equalization
and Review is hereby resolved as follows: Council hereby grants
-0- reduction.
I move the adoption of the foregoing resolution.
MOTION by Councilperson Sheri Fricke
Supported by Councilperson Patrick Sutka
YEAS: Councilmembers Browning, Fricke, Kolakowski, Peterson, Ptak,
Sutka
NAYS: None
Wyandotte, Michigan March 26, 2007
RESOLUTION by Councilperson Sheri Fricke
RESOLVED by the City Council that the City Engineer has expressed
a desire to meet in closed session to discuss acquisition and/or
lease of real property. Now, therefore, be it resolved that this
Body will meet in closed session immediately following the
regularly scheduled Council meeting for the above stated purpose
only.
I move the adoption of the foregoing resolution.
MOTION by Councilperson Sheri Fricke
Supported by Councilperson Patrick Sutka
YEAS: Councilmembers Browning, Fricke, Kolakowski, Peterson, Ptak,
Sutka
NAYS: None
Wyandotte, Michigan March 26, 2007
RESOLUTION by Councilperson Sheri Fricke
RESOLVED by the City Council that the total bills and accounts in
the amount of $2,253,908.99 as presented by the Mayor and City
Clerk are hereby APPROVED for payment.
I move the adoption of the foregoing resolution.
MOTION by Councilperson Sheri Fricke
Supported by Councilperson Patrick Sutka
YEAS: Councilmembers Browning, Fricke, Kolakowski, Peterson, Ptak,
Sutka
NAYS: None
ADJOURNMENT
MOTION by Councilperson Sheri Fricke
Supported by Councilperson Patrick Sutka
That we adjourn.
Carried unanimously.
Adjourned at 8:25 p.m.
March 26, 2007
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William R. Griggs, City Clerk
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