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L-9090OFFICIAL SYNOPSIS

MIDLAND CITY COUNCIL

A regular electronic meeting ofthe City Council was held onMonday, January 11, 2021, at7 :00 p.m. Mayor Donkerpresided with all Councilmanpresent.

He ld pub l ic hear ing andamended the 2020-21 generalFund budget to increase reven-ues and expendi tures by$305,000 to recognize addi-t ional engineering depositproject activity.

Held public hearing and adop-ted the 2021-2025 Parks andRecreation Master Plan.

Held public hearing and ap-proved an Industrial FacilitiesExempt ion Cert i f icate forCorteva Agriscience, locatedwithin the Dow Chemical PlantRehabilitation District No. 1,established September 25,1978, relating to new real prop-e r t y loca ted a t 3400 S.Saginaw Rd Unit 95, Midland,Michigan 48640.

Held public hearing and ap-proved PUD No. 17 a requestfrom Spire Development for athree story, 55-unit multiplefamily residential development,Center City Lofts, located at2710 & 2712 Jefferson Aven-ue.

Gave second reading and ap-proval to an ordinance toamend Chapter 2, Article XIII,of the City Code of Ordinancesto provide a new PILOT onproperty at 2710 & 2712 Jeffer-son Avenue for a developmentto be known as Center CityLofts.

Received and filed the ButtlesStreet Road Diet InformationPacket containing the compila-tion of all official reports re-lated to the Buttles Street RoadDiet.

Approved the City CouncilBudget Objectives for FY 2021-22.

Appointed David A. Keenanand Josh McMillan to the Mid-land County Central DispatchAuthority Administrative PoliceBoard.

Authorized additional Dial-A-Ride service hours on spe-cified holidays and City ob-served holiday dates.

Accepted the gifts of $25,000and $10,000 from the Mary C.Currie Foundation.

Approved a $200,000 budgettransfer from the General FundReserve for Contingencies to aGeneral Fund professional ser-vices to provide funding for dis-aster recovery services.

Approved the deficit elimina-tion plan for the Homeland Se-curity Fund for $7,691 unas-signed fund deficit as of June30, 2020, and directed staff tosubmi t sa id p lan to theMichigan Department of Treas-ury.

Authorized the Mayor and CityClerk to execute Contract 20-5474 with MDOT regarding thereconstruction of S. SaginawRd. from Dartmouth Dr. toPatrick Rd.

Set public hearing for January25, 2021 at 7:00 pm on a pro-posal to amend the FY 2020-21 Stores Revolving Fundbudget to hire an engineeringconsultant for the fuel systemreplacement project.

DETAILS ON ALL ITEMSA V A I L A B L E A T C I T YC L E R K ’ S O F F I C E .Summary contains only CityCouncil action. Discussionitems by citizens are not in-cluded. Details on Councilmeetings may be obtainedfrom the City Clerk’s Office or avideo of the entire meeting maybe purchased from MCTV at837-3477.

APPROVED:

Erica ArmstrongCity Clerk

Midland, Michigan

C. Bradley KayeCity Manager

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L-9091NOTICE OF

PUBLIC HEARINGPROPOSED BUDGET

AMENDMENT2020-21 STORES

REVOLVING FUNDCAPITAL OUTLAY BUDGET

AMENDMENT

Authorized by the City Councilon Monday, January 11, 2021.

WHEREAS, the fueling systemat the Municipal Service Cen-ter is scheduled for replace-ment in FY2021/22 as the un-derground storage tanks arenearing the end of their 30-yearwarranty; andWHEREAS, funds have beensaved from fuel surcharges inthe Stores Revolving Fundbudget for this purpose and arequest to utilize these fundswill be included in the StoresRevolving Fund’s FY2021/22Capital Outlay budget; andWHEREAS, staff believe itprudent to hire an engineeringconsulting firm to assist withproject design, regulatory com-pliance and project oversight;andWHEREAS, in order to startthe project in July to ensurecompletion by the fall it is ne-cessary to start the design pro-cess with the engineering firmin February and obtain initialpermits for the project butfunds for this are not includedin the current f iscal yearbudget; andWHEREAS, the FY2020/21Stores Revo lv ing Fund ’sbudget needs to be amendedby $30,000 to allow for the hir-ing of a consultant and obtain-ing permits for the project withthe funds coming from the ex-isting fund balance; nowRESOLVED, that in accordwi th Sect ion 11.6 of theCharter of the City of Midland,a public hearing shall be con-ducted at 7:00 p.m., Monday,January 25, 2021, in the Coun-cil Chambers of City Hall, orvirtually due to social distan-cing guidelines as a result ofthe coronavirus pandemic, onthe proposal to amend theFY2020-21 Stores RevolvingFund’s Capital Outlay budgetby increasing expenditures by$30,000 to hire an engineeringconsultant to begin designwork and obtain initial permitsfor the fuel system replace-ment project.

Please Note: If allowable andper social distancing require-ments related to the Covid-19Pandemic the public hearingscheduled for Monday, Janu-ary 25, 2020 is scheduled to beconducted during an electronicmeeting, it will be located at ht-tps://zoom.us/join with Webin-ar ID: 897 1434 7806 withPassword: 882943. Otherwisethe hearing will be conductedat City Hall in Council Cham-bers.

Participation is also availablethrough:• Telephone by dialing: 1 312626 6799• For the hearing impaired,please call 711 to access theFCCs phone relaying serviceand provide the call-in informa-tion above.

To provide written comment toCity Council regarding items onthis agenda, please e-mailC i tyHa l l@mid land-mi .o rg .These communications will beshared with members of thepublic body. Written commentsare accepted until 4 p.m. onthe day of the meeting.The agenda for the meetingwhere the public hearing will beconducted will provide the finallocation for the meeting. If yourequire assistance determiningif the hearing will be held inCouncil Chambers or via elec-tronic meeting, please contactthe Clerk’s Department [email protected] or 989-837-3310.


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Larkin Charter TownshipRegular Board Meeting

3027 N. Jefferson,Midland, MI 48642

989-835-6399SYNOPSIS OF

BOARD MEETING MINUTES*January 12, 2020 7:00 p.m.

Meeting called to order at 7:01p.m.Members present: Sandow,Moe, Benter-Rich, Deitsch,Owens, Hitchcock, DravesMembers absent: NoneMeeting motions approved:

1. Agenda with two additions.2. Enter into agreement withCity of Midland to purchasesanitizing equipment with grantfrom Homeland Security.3. Look into installation of wire-less communication facilitythrough Tilson.4. Return zoning ordinance andanti-blight ordinance amend-ment to planning commissionfor further refinement.5. Allow NELL to use pavilionand hall from Aug 6-12, 2021 inexchange for community ser-vice work at park.6 . Accep t m inu tes f ro mDecember 8 Board meeting,December 15 Special Meeting,and December 23 Specialmeeting.7. Suspend meeting for PublicHearing regarding property an-nexation. Meeting resumed.8. Accept MERS RetirementPlan update.9. Introduction of Blight Ordin-ance Amendment.10. Accept minutes f romNovember Board meetings andNovember special meeting.11. Accept Road Commission’s2021 project recommenda-tions.

Meeting motions denied:

None.Consent agenda approvals:

December 2020 & January2021 invoices, December 2020payrolls.

Meeting adjourned at 8:58 p.m.

Minutes prepared byLisa Benter-Rich, Clerk.

Supervisor, Maria Sandow

Copies of meeting minutes areavailable upon request fromthe Township Clerk. Officehours are 8am to 1pm Mondaythrough Thursday, by appoint-ment.

*Meeting held via Zoom due tothe Stay at Home/Stay SafeOrder by Governor Whitmer

L-9092ORDINANCE NO. 1843

An ordinance to amend theCode of Ordinances of the Cityof Midland, Michigan, byadding section 2-260.21 and 2-264.19 and by amending Sec-tion 2-262, Article XIII Ofchapter 2 thereof.The City of Midland Ordains:Section 1. Sections 2-260.21,2-262, and 2-264.19 of ArticleXIII of Chapter 2 are herebyamended to read as follows:Sec. 2-260.21. CENTER CITYLOFTS.The City acknowledges thatCenter city lofts, center citylofts limited dividend housingassociation limited partnershiphas offered, subject to receiptof financing from the authority,to erect or operate and main-tain a housing developmentidentified as center city loftslocated on the following de-scribed property:

2710 & 2712 JeffersonAvenue, Midland, Michigan

48640; and further describedas: 2710 Jefferson Avenue:

BEGINNING 165 FEETSOUTH OF NORTHWEST

CORNER OF SOUTHWEST1/4 OF NORTHWEST 1/4

SECTION 15, THENCE EAST300 FEET, SOUTH 60 FEET,EAST 228.35 FEET, SOUTH

46.48 FEET, SOUTH 38DEGREES 31 MINUTES 24

SECONDS EAST 74.93 FEET,THENCE WEST 575.29 FEET,NORTH 165 FEET TO POINT

OF BEGINNING.CONTAINING 1.719 ACRES.

AND2712 JEFFERSON AVENUE:

BEGINNING 165 FEETSOUTH & 300 FEET EAST OFNORTHWEST CORNER OF

SOUTHWEST 1/4 OFSECTION 15, THENCE EAST228.0 FEET, SOUTH 60 FEET,WEST 228.35 FEET, NORTH

60 FEET TO POINT OFBEGINNING. CONTAINING

0.314 ACRES.In the city to serve low incomepersons, and that center citylofts Limited Dividend HousingAssociation Limited Partner-ship has offered to pay the cityon account of said housing de-velopment an annual servicecharge for public services inlieu of all taxes.Sec. 2-262. Class of housingdevelopments.It is hereby determined that theclass of housing developmentsto which the tax exemptionshall apply, and for which aservice charge shall be paid inlieu of such taxes, shall be thatportion of a development whichis for elderly persons or low-in-come persons and which is fin-anced or assisted pursuant tothe act. It is further determinedthat Grove Street Commons I,Grove Street Commons II, TheVillage At Joseph’s Run, Gran-i te Club Acres #1, Chip-pewassee Court Phase I, Chip-pewassee Court Phase II,Adams Acres Phase I, 606/608Hemlock Street, 5004 TuckerStreet, 1111 Franklin Street,4301 Hancock Drive, 310 E.Pine Street, 1414 LincolnStreet, 1417 Mill Street, 2520Charles Street and 528 Cotton-wood Street, Bracken Woods IIApartments, CENTER CITYLOFTS, and the elderly por-tions of Charter Square andGreen Hill are of this class.SEC. 2-264.19. ESTABLISH-MENT OF ANNUAL SERVICECHARGE FOR CENTER CITYLOFTS.(A) Annual service charge. Thehousing development identi-fied as center city lofts and theproperty on which it is con-structed shall be exempt fromall property taxes from andafter the enactment of the or-dinance for which this sectionderives and for the year sub-sequent to timely notification ofexemption by the MichiganState Housing DevelopmentAuthority. The city, acknow-ledging that the sponsor andthe authority have establishedthe economic feasibility of thehousing development in reli-ance upon the enactment andcontinuing effect of the ordin-ance from which this sectionderives and the qualification ofthe housing development forexemption from all propertytaxes and a payment in lieu oftaxes as established in the or-dinance from which this sec-tion derives, and in considera-tion of the sponsor's offer, sub-ject to receipt of an allocationof low-income housing taxcredits under Section 42 of theInternal Revenue Code of1986, as amended, to erect,operate, and maintain thehousing development, agreesto accept payment of an annu-al service charge for public ser-vices in lieu of all propertytaxes. The annual servicecharge shall be equal to ninepercent (9%) of the annualshelter rents less utilities. Thispilot exemption shall last for 20years or until the associatedmortgage is paid off, whicheveroccurs sooner.(b) Limitation on the paymentof annual service charge. Not-withstanding subsection (a),the service charge to be paideach year in lieu of taxes forthe part of the housing devel-opment which is tax exemptand which is occupied by otherthan low-income persons shallbe equal to the full amount oftaxes which would be paid onthat portion of the housing de-velopment if the housing devel-opment were not exempt.However, it is agreed that all55 units of the new facility willserve low-income persons.Section 2. This Ordinance shalltake effect upon publication.YEAS: Arnosky, BrownWilhelm, Donker, Hall,WazbinskiNAYS: NoneABSENT: NoneI, Erica Armstrong, City Clerk,City of Midland, Counties ofBay and Midland, State ofMichigan, do hereby certify thatthe foregoing is a true and cor-rect copy of a resolution adop-ted by a 5/0 yea vote of all theCouncilmen present at a regu-lar meeting of the City Councilheld Monday, January 11,2021.

Erica Armstrong, City Clerk

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PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE

LARKIN TOWNSHIP

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE thatthere will be a public hearingon Wednesday, February 3,2021, at 7:15 p.m., in the Lar-kin Township Office Building,3027 N. Jefferson Road, Mid-land, Michigan, for the pur-pose of the Larkin TownshipPlanning Commission consid-eration and recommendationon amendments to the LarkinTownship Zoning Ordinance atits Article 2, Definitions, andArticle 15, Supplementary Reg-ulations, Sections 15.14. Theproposed amendments wouldestablish a requirement thatpolitical campaign signs andrelated materials be removedno later than fourteen daysafter the election to which theyrelate.

The tentative text of the pro-posed zon ing ord inanceamendments and the zoningordinance maps may be ex-amined by contact ing theTownship Clerk at 3027 N. Jef-f e r s o n R o a d , M i d l a n d ,Michigan, [email protected]. Written commentsmay be made if received by thePlanning Commission throughconclusion of the public hear-ing and may be mailed to theChairperson of the PlanningCommission at 3027 N. Jeffer-son Road, Midland, Michigan48642.

January 12, 2021

Charles GoodmanCharles Goodman,

ChairpersonLarkin Township

Planning Commission

L-9093A special meeting of the CityCouncil was held on Saturday,January 9, 2021, at 9:02 a.m.in the Council Chambers inCi ty Hal l . Mayor Donkerpres ided.

Councilmen present: SteveArnosky, Diane Brown Wil-helm, Maureen Donker, MartyWazbinski, Pamela Hall (ar-rived at 9:04)Councilmen absent: none

CITY COUNCIL PLANNINGSESSION

Department heads providedupdates and information onCity operations over the courseof the morning. Discussionswere held on the followingareas: Barstow Airport; CityModern Master Plan Process;and FEMA Hazard Mitigation(Acquisition) Grants.

Tony Stamas and NicoleWilson presented on the opera-tions of the Midland BusinessAlliance.

City Attorney Jim Bransonpresented a proposed Code ofConduct policy for City Counciland all City Boards and Com-missions.

Ci ty M anager Brad Kayepresented on the recommenda-tions of the Storm and Sanit-a ry Sewer Study. MayorDonker led a discussion onCouncil’s anticipated directionmoving forward with the recom-mendations.

City Manager presented anoverview of activities and initi-atives in various City depart-ments, including staffing andsuccession challenges.

Assistant City Manager DaveKeenan outlined the anticip-ated financial performance ofthe organization for the re-mainder of the year and expec-ted financial position of the Cityfor the FY 2021 – 2022.

Mayor Donker led Council in aconversation in reviewing theFY 2020-2021 goals and to fur-ther discuss FY 2021-2022with budget directives and gen-eral directives presented tostaff.

The directives presented tostaff for the FY 2021-2022budget:

• Public services will be main-tained at the highest level fin-ancially feasible under currenteconomic and budget condi-tions.• $100,000 of additional fund-ing (approximately .05 mills)will be budgeted to the Storm-water Fund to be used for floodresponse programs and activit-ies.• $500,000 of additional fund-ing (approximately .25 mills)w i l l be budge ted to theWastewater Fund to be usedfor flood response programsand activities.• Continue to pay amounts inexcess of the actuarial determ-ined minimum contributions tothe City’s three defined bene-fits retirement programs to helpexpedite the payoff of currentunfunded liabilities.• Maintain the current level ofthe General Fund unreservedfund balance of $6MM. Any ad-ditional General Fund savingsderived through the budgetprocess should be added to theGeneral Fund Budget Stabiliza-tion Reserve.• The anticipated maximum mil-lage rate for the FY 2021-2022is 15.1385 mills, which repres-ents no increase over the pre-vious fiscal year.• Monitor this and keep Coun-cil apprised should staffingchanges be determined neces-sary.• Emphasize the timely main-tenance of City facilities nowbefore they begin to signific-antly deteriorate.

Being no further business themeeting adjourned at 4:45 p.m.

C. Bradley Kaye,Acting Deputy City Clerk

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L-9093A special meeting of the CityCouncil was held on Saturday,January 9, 2021, at 9:02 a.m.in the Council Chambers inCi ty Hal l . Mayor Donkerpres ided.

Councilmen present: SteveArnosky, Diane Brown Wil-helm, Maureen Donker, MartyWazbinski, Pamela Hall (ar-rived at 9:04)Councilmen absent: none

CITY COUNCIL PLANNINGSESSION

Department heads providedupdates and information onCity operations over the courseof the morning. Discussionswere held on the followingareas: Barstow Airport; CityModern Master Plan Process;and FEMA Hazard Mitigation(Acquisition) Grants.

Tony Stamas and NicoleWilson presented on the opera-tions of the Midland BusinessAlliance.

City Attorney Jim Bransonpresented a proposed Code ofConduct policy for City Counciland all City Boards and Com-missions.

Ci ty Manager Brad Kayepresented on the recommenda-tions of the Storm and Sanit-a ry Sewer Study. MayorDonker led a discussion onCouncil’s anticipated directionmoving forward with the recom-mendations.

City Manager presented anoverview of activities and initi-atives in various City depart-ments, including staffing andsuccession challenges.

Assistant City Manager DaveKeenan outlined the anticip-ated financial performance ofthe organization for the re-mainder of the year and expec-ted financial position of the Cityfor the FY 2021 – 2022.

Mayor Donker led Council in aconversation in reviewing theFY 2020-2021 goals and to fur-ther discuss FY 2021-2022with budget directives and gen-eral directives presented tostaff.

The directives presented tostaff for the FY 2021-2022budget:

• Public services will be main-tained at the highest level fin-ancially feasible under currenteconomic and budget condi-tions.• $100,000 of additional fund-ing (approximately .05 mills)will be budgeted to the Storm-water Fund to be used for floodresponse programs and activit-ies.• $500,000 of additional fund-ing (approximately .25 mills)w i l l be budge ted to theWastewater Fund to be usedfor flood response programsand activities.• Continue to pay amounts inexcess of the actuarial determ-ined minimum contributions tothe City’s three defined bene-fits retirement programs to helpexpedite the payoff of currentunfunded liabilities.• Maintain the current level ofthe General Fund unreservedfund balance of $6MM. Any ad-ditional General Fund savingsderived through the budgetprocess should be added to theGeneral Fund Budget Stabiliza-tion Reserve.• The anticipated maximum mil-lage rate for the FY 2021-2022is 15.1385 mills, which repres-ents no increase over the pre-vious fiscal year.• Monitor this and keep Coun-cil apprised should staffingchanges be determined neces-sary.• Emphasize the timely main-tenance of City facilities nowbefore they begin to signific-antly deteriorate.

Being no further business themeeting adjourned at 4:45 p.m.

C. Bradley Kaye,Acting Deputy City Clerk

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PUBLICATION OF NOTICE

In the matter of William C.Trethaway Trust u/a/d April 21,2004

TO ALL INTERESTED PER-SONS including:*

whose address(es) are un-known and whose interest inthe matter may be barred or af-fected by the following:

The decedent, Wil l iam C.Trethaway, who lived in Mid-land, Michigan died December2, 2020. Karen L. Trethaway isthe successor trustee of theWilliam C. Trethaway Trustu /a /d Apr i l 21, 2004, asamended. Creditors of the de-cedent are notified that allclaims against this Trust Es-tate will be forever barred un-less presented to the Suc-cessor Trustee, Karen L. Treth-away within 4 months after thedate of publication of this no-tice.

January 15, 2021

Gambrell & Associates PLC

Todd M. Gambrell P57171240 West Main Street,

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(989) 708-8973

5002 Announcements & Events

XRM STORAGE(West Midland)

Storage XRM units:

**$20 off 10 x 15 withfirst three months paid rent

Call 989-859-3733

5101 Employment

Neat & Green Lawn Care,Inc. hiring SNOW PLOW

DRIVERS $14-$18 per hour.SHOVELERS $12 per hour

to start. May lead tofull-time employment.

4699 E. Airport Rd., Mt.Pleasant Or submit resume

to: [email protected]

5240 Miscellaneous Articles

Heavy Duty Power Chair(Invocare). Very Good

condition. Leather seats withbattery and charger. New

arms rest, foot rest, recliningback (3) positions. Will

support 450 pounds. Usermanual included. Works very

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5401 Bicycles, Mopeds, Motorcycles, ATVs, Snowmobiles

2013 HD Heritage Softail.Midnight blue, has 5,430miles. Has back rest &Harley Davidson cover.

$10,700Call 492-6210 or 492-6209

5501 Automobiles

2014 Buick Encore. FWD,39K miles, Florida car &

Florida title, perfect Carfax,gray metallic, clothe interior,

moonroof, loaded withnavigation, priced to sell,looks like new. $11,500.

989-429-4092

2012 Lincoln MKS Loaded106 K Miles

Very Good Condition$8300.00

Please Call 989-636-7773

2014 Black Cadillac XTS.Arizona car. Never seen

snow. 21,000 miles,Excellent condition. $21,500

989-430-4726

SUDERMANSAUTO CUSTOMIZING

(4 1/4 miles west ofMidland on M20)

FOR SALE:

2007 Saturnwhite, auto w/ A/C, 4 door,125K miles, like new cond

$4,259.00

2008 Nissan Versaelectric blue, 4 door, autopower windows and locks,

121K miles$3,495.00

2004 Saturn Ion IIIgrey metallic, auto air,

cruise tilt, power windowsand locks, 168K miles

$2,759.00

2009 Chevrolet HHR L.T.auto, A/C, only

87K miles, newer tires,navy blue$5,459.00

2010 Chevrolet Impala L.T.black, remote start,

clothe seats, aluminumwheels and spoiler,

173K miles$4,459.00

Specializing in Carsunder $10,000

Kevin: 989-631-6910 or989-430-4710

**Suderman's will beclosed November 26 and

November 27

HOUSES

Cute 3 bedroom ranch,2020 Wheeler - Midland.$900/month. New kitchen,

new bath, new floor coverings,available immediately.

989-430-9796.

For rent: 3 bedroom, 2 bathranch house in Beaverton

(near Strykers Marina).1600 sq ft, 3 season sun

room & shed. $800/month +deposit. Call 586-206-5555

MANUFACTURED HOMES

BEST MIDLAND VALUE!$480/mo. includes cable,

sewer, water, trash! Pets ok.989-832-0045

ROOM RENTALS

Rooms for rent, No creditcheck, No deposit, All utilitiesincluded, Free cable TV andWi-Fi, Indoor heated pool.

Econo Lodge Inn and Suites,Auburn, MichiganCall 989-662-7888

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