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CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING AGENDA

Meetings: First and Third Mondays - 7:00 p.m.

Monday, May 17, 2021

City Council Chambers ♦ Second Floor ♦ 112 West Cass Street ♦ Albion, MI 49224

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PLEASE TURN OFF CELL PHONES DURING MEETING

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I. CALL TO ORDER

II. MOMENT OF SILENCE TO BE OBSERVED III. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

IV. ROLL CALL

V. APPROVAL OF AGENDA

(Includes any proposed additions, deletions or changes to the agenda)

A. AGENDA

VI. PRESENTATIONS AND RECOGNITIONS

4 A. PROCLAMATION IN MEMORIAM RONALD GANT

Proclamation Ronald Gant VII. PUBLIC HEARING

VIII. PUBLIC COMMENTS

(Persons addressing the City Council shall limit their comments to agenda items only and to no more than three (3) minutes. Proper decorum is required.)

IX. CLOSED SESSION

X. CONSENT CALENDAR (VV) (ITEMS)

(Items on Consent Calendar are voted on as one unit)

5 - 17 A. MAY 3, 2021 REGULAR SESSION MINUTES CITY COUNCIL - 03 May 2021 - Minutes - Pdf XI. ITEMS FOR INDIVIDUAL DISCUSSION

18 - 25 A. APPROVE BOARDS & COMMISSIONS APPOINTMENTS:

• NORA JACKSON, INITIAL APPOINTMENT, RECREATION COMMISSION, TERM TO EXPIRE 2-21-2022

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• AUDRA MASTERNAK-FUENTES, INITIAL APPOINTMENT, ALBION BUILDING AUTHORITY (ABA), TERM TO EXPIRE 6-30-2023

• ANDY ZBLEWSKI, INITIAL APPOINTMENT, ALBION ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (AEDC), TERM TO EXPIRE 7-1-2026 Board Application Jackson Recreation Commission

Board Application -Audra Masternak-Fuentes ABA Board Application Zblewski

26 - 30 B. APPPROVE RESOLUTION # 2021-19, A RESOLUTION TO APPROVE GRANT AGREEMENT # 20210029 WITH THE ALBION COMMUNITY FOUNDATION AND AUTHORIZE THE MAYOR TO SIGN THE AGREEMENT FOR THE CITY OF ALBION Output Document (AIR-21-241) - Pdf

31 - 32 C. APPROVE RESOLUTION 2021-20, A RESOLUTION TO AUTHORIZE A

TEMPORARY MODIFICATION TO ALLOW THE CITY OF ALBION TO REPORT CITY-PAID COVID RELATED WAGES FOR SERVICE CREDIT TO THE CITY'S MERS DEFINED CONTRIBUTION PLAN

Output Document (AIR-21-231) - Pdf

33 - 36 D. APPROVE ADDING DELINQUENT ABATEMENTS (MISC. RECEIVABLES) TO THE 2021 SUMMER TAX BILLS

37 - 45 E. APPROVE ADDING DELINQUENT UTILITY (SEWER AND WATER BILLS) TO THE 2021 SUMMER TAX BILLS

46 - 49 F. DISCUSSION/APPROVAL OF ADDITIONAL FUNDING FOR TREE AND BRUSH REMOVAL

50 G. DISCUSSION/APPROVAL OF STRATEGIES FOR PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT

RELATED TO UPDATING THE CITY'S COMPREHENSIVE PLAN Output Document (AIR-21-237) - Pdf

51 H. DISCUSSION OF FUTURE ORDINANCE FOR ADULT USE MARIHUANA RETAIL SALES

52 I. DISCUSSION COMMUNITY UNITY DAY OF SERVICE

53 - 54 J. DISCUSSION STREET SWEEPER SCHEDULE

Output Document (AIR-21-238) - Pdf XII. FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS

XIII. PUBLIC COMMENTS

(Persons addressing the City Council shall limit their comments to no more than three (3) minutes. Proper decorum is required.)

XIV. CITY MANAGER REPORT

55 - 71 A. CITY MANAGER REPORT

3-31-2021 Cash Summary 3-31-2021 Rev & Exp CM Report 5.17.21

XV. MAYOR AND COUNCIL MEMBER COMMENTS

XVI. MOTION TO EXCUSE ABSENT COUNCIL MEMBER (S) XVII. ROLL CALL

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XVIII. ADJOURN

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City of Albion

Proclamation

In Memoriam

Ronald Gant

WHEREAS Ronald Gant was born June 27, 1934 in Albion, Michigan. He attended the Albion Public Schools, graduating from Washington Gardner High School in 1953. He graduated from Florida A & M University, Tallahassee, Florida with a Bachelor’s degree; and Michigan State University with a Master’s in Education Curriculum; and

WHEREAS Ronald Gant selflessly served the community of Albion in the following capacities:

Albion City Council for 36 years, including 10 years as Mayor Pro-Tem. The Zoning Board of Appeals, the Albion Community Hospital Board, the Albion Planning

Commission, Albion Housing Commission, the Substance Abuse Board, City-Township Board, Board of Review, Albion High School Alumni Association, and as the United Way Campaign Chairman; and

WHEREAS Ronald Gant was a beloved educator in the Albion Public School System for 33 years.

Teaching countless children in the areas of Industrial Arts, English, Physical Education, Social Studies and Driver’s Education during his tenure, making sure that each of his students gained an education and felt valued in his classroom; and

WHEREAS Ronald Gant was a man of God serving the Lewis Chapel AME Church of Albion on the Finance Committee, as a Lay Reader, Usher, and as a member of the Men’s Chorus. He was honored as an Emeritus Steward Board for 34 years of the pastor cabinet. He also served for many years as a volunteer for the Albion Interfaith Ministries; and

WHEREAS On behalf of the citizens of Albion, we express our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation for Ronald Gant’s years of invaluable service, to the City of Albion and our residents.

NOW THEREFORE, City Manager Haley Snyder, joined by Mayor Victoria Garcia Snyder, Council Member Vicky Clark, Council Member Lenn Reid, Council Member Marcola Lawler, Council Member Nora Jackson, Council Member Linda LaNoue, and Council Member Shane Williams, do hereby extend our deepest sympathies and condolences to the family and loved ones of Ronald Gant.

In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and caused the seal of this city to be affixed. Dated this 8 ^th day of May, 2021.

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Mayor, Victoria Garcia Snyder

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MINUTES

CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING

Monday, May 3, 2021 @ 7:00 PM City Council Chambers

I CALL TO ORDER

Mayor Snyder called the regular session to order at 7:01 p.m.

II MOMENT OF SILENCE TO BE OBSERVED III PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

IV ROLL CALL

PRESENT: Vicky Clark (1); Lenn Reid (2); Nora Jackson (3); Marcola Lawler (4) (Via Zoom, Albion, MI); Linda LaNoue (5); Shane Williamson (6) and Mayor Snyder

ABSENT: All members were present

ADMINISTRATION: Haley Snyder, City Manager; Cullen Harkness, City Attorney and Jill Domingo, City Clerk; Tom Mead, Finance Director;

Scott Kipp, Chief Public Safety and Ian Arnold, Director Planning &

Building

V APPROVAL OF AGENDA

(Includes any proposed additions, deletions or changes to the agenda) A. AGENDA

Mayor Snyder asked to remove Albion Economic Development Corporation Board Appointment for Andy Zblewski

Moved by (6) Williamson, seconded by (4) Lawler

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CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING May 3, 2021

To approve agenda with the deletion of Albion Economic Development Corporation Board Appointment for Andy Zblewski

For Against Abstained Absent

Clark (1) x

Reid (2) x

Jackson (3) x

Lawler (4) x

LaNoue (5) x

Williamson (6) x

Snyder Mayor x

7 0 0 0

Carried VI PRESENTATIONS AND RECOGNITIONS- None

Council Member Clark asked for a moment of silence in honor of former Council Member Ron Gant

VII PUBLIC HEARING- None VIII PUBLIC COMMENTS

(Persons addressing the City Council shall limit their comments to agenda items only and to no more than three (3) minutes. Proper decorum is required.)

Comments were received from Garrett Brown, 1016 S. Superior St.

IX CLOSED SESSION

THE CITY ATTORNEY REQUESTS A CLOSED SESSION UNDER THE OPEN MEETINGS ACT (SECTION 15.268 (H), P.A. 267 OF 1976, AS AMENDED) TO CONSIDER MATERIAL EXEMPT FROM

DISCUSSION OR DISCLOSURE BY STATE OR FEDERAL STATUTE Moved by (3) Jackson, seconded by (6) Williamson

To adjourn to Closed Session

Mayor Snyder adjourned to Closed Session at 7:06 p.m.

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CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING May 3, 2021 Clark moved, Jackson supported, CARRIED, To reconvene regular

session (7-0, rcv)

Mayor Snyder reconvened the regular session at 7:06 p.m.

For Against Abstained Absent

Clark (1) x

Reid (2) x

Jackson (3) x

Lawler (4) x

LaNoue (5) x

Williamson (6) x

Snyder Mayor x

7 0 0 0

Carried X CONSENT CALENDAR (VV) (items)

(Items on Consent Calendar are voted on as one unit)

A. • APRIL 19, 2021 REGULAR SESSION MINUTES

• APRIL 24, 2021 SPECIAL SESSION MINUTES

• APPROVE PERMIT FOR ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES IN PUBLIC PLACES FOR ALBION MALLEABLE BREWING

Moved by (1) Clark, seconded by (6) Williamson Approve Consent Calendar as presented

For Against Abstained Absent

Clark (1) x

Reid (2) x

Jackson (3) x

Lawler (4) x

LaNoue (5) x

Williamson (6) x

Snyder Mayor x

7 0 0 0

Carried XI ITEMS FOR INDIVIDUAL DISCUSSION

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CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING May 3, 2021 A. APPROVE BOARDS & COMMISSIONS APPOINTMENTS:

• LENN REID, INITIAL APPOINTMENT, RECREATION ADVISORY COMMISSION, TERM TO EXPIRE 2-21-2023

• ANDY ZBLEWSKI, INITIAL APPOINTMENT, ALBION ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, TERM TO EXPIRE 7-1-2026 (THIS ITEM WAS REMOVED FROM THE AGENDA)

Moved by (6) Williamson, seconded by (1) Clark

Approve Lenn Reid, Initial Appointment, Recreation Advisory Commission, Term to Expire 2-21-2023

For Against Abstained Absent

Clark (1) x

Reid (2) x

Jackson (3) x

Lawler (4) x

LaNoue (5) x

Williamson (6) x

Snyder Mayor x

7 0 0 0

Carried B. APPROVE 2021-2022 COUNCIL GOALS

AIR-21-225

Comments were received from Council Members Williamson, Jackson, Reid, Clark, LaNoue and Lawler; Mayor Snyder and City Manager Snyder

Moved by (6) Williamson, seconded by (3) Jackson Approve 2021-2022 Council Goals as presented

For Against Abstained Absent

Clark (1) x

Reid (2) x

Jackson (3) x

Lawler (4) x

LaNoue (5) x

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CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING May 3, 2021 Williamson (6) x

Snyder Mayor x

7 0 0 0

Carried C. APPROVE PURCHASE OF LAMMERS HEATING & AIR 3 TON HVAC

UNIT AIR-21-230

Comments were received from Council Member Clark, City Manager Snyder and Finance Director Mead

Moved by (6) Williamson, seconded by (3) Jackson

Approve Purchase of Lammers Heating & Air 3 Ton HVAC Unit For Against Abstained Absent

Clark (1) x

Reid (2) x

Jackson (3) x

Lawler (4) x

LaNoue (5) x

Williamson (6) x

Snyder Mayor x

7 0 0 0

Carried D. DISCUSSION/APPROVE SALE OF HUNTINGTON BLVD. PROPERTY

AIR-21-227

Comments were received from Council Members Clark, Lawler and LaNoue; City Attorney Harkness and City Manager Snyder

Moved by (5) LaNoue, seconded by (1) Clark Approve Sale of Huntington Blvd Property

For Against Abstained Absent

Clark (1) x

Reid (2) x

Jackson (3) x

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Lawler (4) x

LaNoue (5) x

Williamson (6) x

Snyder Mayor x

0 7 0 0

DEFEATED.

E. DISCUSSION/APPROVE-SALE OF PARCELS IN URBAN RENEWAL AREA

AIR-21-221

Comments were received from Council Members Clark, LaNoue, Williamson and Reid; Director of Planning & Building Arnold; City Manager Snyder; Mayor Snyder; City Attorney Harkness and Tim Honeycutt, Zero Day

Moved by (6) Williamson, seconded by (1) Clark To " Table" Sale of Parcels in Urban Renewal Area

For Against Abstained Absent

Clark (1) x

Reid (2) x

Jackson (3) x

Lawler (4) x

LaNoue (5) x

Williamson (6) x

Snyder Mayor x

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Carried F. DISCUSSION/APPROVE OF HONORARY STREET FOR IRENE

GAMBLE AIR-21-226

Comments were received from Council Member Clark Moved by (1) Clark, seconded by (6) Williamson

Approve Mulberry Street as Honorary Street for Irene Gamble

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CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING May 3, 2021 For Against Abstained Absent

Clark (1) x

Reid (2) x

Jackson (3) x

Lawler (4) x

LaNoue (5) x

Williamson (6) x

Snyder Mayor x

7 0 0 0

Carried G. DISCUSS/APPROVE HOLLAND PARK FUNDING

AIR-21-224

Comments were received from Council Members Reid, Williamson, Clark, LaNoue, Jackson and Lawler; Mayor Snyder; City Attorney Harkness; City Manager Snyder and Finance Director Mead

Lawler moved, No support, FAILED, To Allocate $11,000-$15,000 for Holland Park

Williamson moved, Mayor Snyder supported, FAILED, To "Table"

Approving Holland Park Funding (3-4) (Reid, Jackson, LaNoue, Clark dissenting)

Council Member Williamson called Point of Order Council Member Jackson Called the Question

Jackson moved, Williamson supported, CARRIED, To Call the Question (7-0, rcv)

AIR-21-224

Approve Holland Park Funding

Carried Moved by (1) Clark, seconded by (4) Lawler

To Approve $14,860.00 for Holland Park

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CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING May 3, 2021 For Against Abstained Absent

Clark (1) x

Reid (2) x

Jackson (3) x

Lawler (4) x

LaNoue (5) x

Williamson (6) x

Snyder Mayor x

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Carried H. DISCUSSION DALRYMPLE PROPERTY

AIR-21-229

Questions/Comments pertaining to Dalrymple Property:

• What is being done with the contamination on the property?

• A soil test was done and containments were only on topsoil which is not harmful as long as it is not disturbed

• The previous Council discussed putting up a fence but determined it would be a waste of resources if destroyed

• They approved putting up contamination signage and create a path through the property which has been done

• Garbage cans have also been added to the property

• Previous Council also directed staff to clean up the trash on the property

• This is a RRC site to bring in developers. The City is working with the EDC & MEDC to market the property

• What can Council do to help keep homeless people from staying on the property?

• Public Safety when interacting with homeless people are providing them with shelters and services that are available

• Property has overgrowth that makes it look shoddy

• The overgrowth actually helps with not disturbing the contaminants

Comments were received from Council Members Jackson, Clark, Williamson, Lawler, Reid and LaNoue and City Manager Snyder I. DISCUSSION JUNETEENTH CELEBRATION

AIR-21-228

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CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING May 3, 2021 Council Member Reid stated the Juneteenth celebration will be held on

June 19th at Holland Park which will include a dedication of the park and the pavilion. They will meet on the steps of City Hall at 11:00 a.m. and proceed to the park where they will have a short program. The

celebration will include vendors, music, games, a gift basket raffle and food trucks. The Calhoun County Health Department will also be on site offering a variety of tests. They will end the evening with a Gospel Fest

Comments were received from City Manager Snyder who asked about a check the City received for $20.00 for vendor booth fees. She stated that the City does not have anything currently in the fee schedule for vendor fees and that would normally be handled through the Chamber

Council Member Reid stated those funds are deposited in the Holland Park Fund account to help with additional upgrades to the park. They have been doing this for the past three years. She stated Tonya Arnett handles this and will have her contact City Manager Snyder

Additional comments were received from Council Member Lawler and Director of Planning & Building Arnold

J. DISCUSSION TREE AND BRUSH REMOVAL

Finance Director Mead stated $36,000 has been spent on tree removal to date which leaves a small of amount of budgeted funds for

emergencies. Historically the cost of removing trees has been split between the tree budget and solid waste. If the City continues this process, there will be an additional $15,000 in the general fund for tree removal. Also funding was allocated for our employees and equipment to do some of the tree work, these funds can transferred to have the work contracted out. Some funds will need to remain in the budget for emergencies such as storms. To date 26 trees have been removed and 59 stumps ground down.

Comments were received from Council Members Reid, Williamson and Clark and City Manager Snyder

XII FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS

• Council Member LaNoue asked that the brush accumulated on City property be removed

• Council Member Williamson asked for a tree update

• Council Member Clark asked for a discussion for lighting on Mallory Street

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CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING May 3, 2021

• City Manager Snyder asked for a discussion/approval on adult use marijuana provisioning centers

• Council Member Clark asked for a discussion on flags on public safety uniforms

o City Manager Snyder stated that issue has been

addressed and all flags have been removed from public safety's uniforms

• Council Member Reid asked for a discussion on the street sweeper

• Mayor Snyder asked for a discussion on community day of service

**Council Member Williamson asked to add Discussion Tree and Brush Removal to the agenda

**Williamson moved, Mayor Snyder supported, CARRIED, to add Discussion Tree and Brush Removal as Item J-Items for Individual Discussion to the agenda (7-0, rcv)

** Council Member Lawler cited Priviledge and logged out of the meeting at 9:38 p.m.

XIII PUBLIC COMMENTS

(Persons addressing the City Council shall limit their comments to no more than three (3) minutes. Proper decorum is required.)

Comments were received from Matthew Johnson, President Albion College, Garrett Brown, 1016 S. Superior St and Gary Tompkins, Calhoun County Commissioner

XIV MAYOR AND COUNCIL MEMBER COMMENTS

City Manager Snyder provided the Council with a written report on the following:

May 4th Special Election – Recreation Millage Renewal – Special Election – Tuesday, May 4th for the renewal of the current Recreation Millage. The ballot language is to renew the levy of 2 mills for three (3) years for the continued operation of the City of Albion recreation programs (2022-2024). Please note a permanent polling location

change – Precincts 2 & 3 – St. Paul Lutheran Church, 100 Luther Blvd., Albion, MI.

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CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING May 3, 2021 Water Shut-Off Reminder – Water shut-offs will resume on May 12th.

Half of delinquent balance must be paid by 5p on Monday, May 3rd with a payment plan in place for remaining balance due. For assistance, please call 517-629-7866.

Albion YMCA Programs – The Albion YMCA programs continue to be a success! The May programs schedule can be found on the city’s website and is attached for your reference.

Summer Programs: Holland Park Teen Camp – July 5th – August 13th Monday & Friday’s from 1p-3p (program flyer attached). Stay tuned for more information on the camp for Grades 3rd-6th!

Albion River Trail Expansion Project Pre-Construction Meeting – The pre-construction meeting for the Albion River Trail Expansion

project was held on Wednesday, April 28th. Prep work for the project will begin the week of May 17th – relocation of Consumer pole(s). Site work set to begin end of May/early June. Meeting minutes attached for your reference.

New MPS Albion Elementary School – The Albion Community

Leadership & Engagement Council and the Kids at Hope Youth Program staff held a meeting on Wednesday, April 28th, to discuss the three (3) proposed options for the new MPS Albion elementary school. The proposed locations are – 1) Watson Street (Opportunity High School location), 2) Washington Gardner & 3) Crowell School. MPS has agreed to provide City Hall with the following: displays of the proposed locations for residents to view and hard copies of the current survey seeking feedback on the locations.

State Work Share Program – As an opportunity to preserve the city savings, I have enrolled the non-union workgroup into the State’s Work Share Program. Estimated savings of roughly $50,000 will be used to offset costs for the following projects: New City Hall HVAC unit, City Hall entryway improvements, replacement of computer server.

Community Wide Clean-Up – The community wide bulk item cleanup is scheduled for Saturday, June 26th from 9a-3p. Drop off locations – Ketchum & Harris Fields. Reminder – the current Granger contract includes once a month bulk item pick-up.

Streets Lights – If you are aware of street lights that do not work, please contact the DPW Office to report the pole number, or utilize the Consumers online report form (link available on city’s website).

City Hall Operations – City Hall’s front lobby continues to remain open to the public Monday-Friday from 10a-3p. Residents are encouraged to continue to utilize the front drop box (no cash payments allowed) and online payment option for property tax and utility billing payments.

Residents can call anytime during regular business hours to schedule an appointment to handle any other department business.

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CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING May 3, 2021 Comments were received from Council Members Clark and LaNoue;

Mayor Snyder and City Manager Snyder

XV MOTION TO EXCUSE ABSENT COUNCIL MEMBER (S)

Council Member Lawler cited Priviledge at 9:38 and logged out of the meeting

XVI ROLL CALL

PRESENT: Vicky Clark (1); Lenn Reid (2); Nora Jackson (3); Linda LaNoue (5); Shane Williamson (6) and Mayor Snyder

ABSENT: Council Member Lawler (4) cited Priviledge at 9:38 and logged out of the meeting

ADMINISTRATION: Haley Snyder, City Manager; Cullen Harkness, City Attorney and Jill Domingo, City Clerk; Tom Mead, Finance Director;

Scott Kipp, Chief Public Safety and Ian Arnold, Director Planning &

Building XVII ADJOURN

Moved by (1) Clark, seconded by (6) Williamson To adjourn regular session

Mayor Snyder adjourned the regular session at 10:02 p.m.

For Against Abstained Absent

Clark (1) x

Reid (2) x

Jackson (3) x

Lawler (4) x

LaNoue (5) x

Williamson (6) x

Snyder Mayor x

7 0 0 0

Carried

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CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING May 3, 2021

Jill A. Domingo, City Clerk

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City of Albion

BOARD APPLICATION

Received Date: February 3, 2021

Board/Commission: RECREATION ADVISORY COMMISSSION

NAME: Nora Jackson

DOB: March 14, 1964

18 YEARS OLD OR OLDER: Yes STREET ADDRESS: 1200 Edwards St

US CITIZEN: Yes CITY: Albion

CITY OF ALBION RESIDENT: Yes STATE: MI

LENGTH OF RESIDENCY: 2 1/2 years ZIP: 49224

PHONE NUMBER: 5178129903

IF YOU DO NOT RESIDE IN THE CITY LIMITS, DO YOU OWN REAL ESTATE WITHIN CITY LIMITS?

☐ Yes

☐ No

If you live, work or own a business in the City of Albion, have you filed your most recent year's City Income Tax return and have you paid all balances due?

Yes

EMPLOYMENT STATUS: Employed

EMPLOYER: Marshall Academy

OCCUPATIONAL BACKGROUND: Student Support Director/Athletic Director

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: Associates Business Administration, Bachelors In Management Organizational Development any day

REASON FOR APPLYING: Would like to be apart of helping to developing the city of Albion.

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE: Previous Restaurant Business Owner in Downtown Albion

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT: Community Service with New Hope Food Hub, Play Right, Youth Director @ Grace Temple Church, Nonprofit Differences Makers Developing Leaders

Have you served on this board, commission, or committee in the past and if so, how many terms did you serve?

DDA 1 term, Albion City Council 4year term position 2020 to 2024

Relationship to City Officials/Department Head: Are you, your spouse or other close family members related to any City Officials or Department Heads? If yes, please explain

No

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Nora Jackson

Convictions: Have you ever been convicted of any criminal violation? Have you ever been convicted of a felony while holding public office or public employment? If yes, please explain

No

REFERENCE 1 REFERENCE 2

NAME: Stephen C Williams NAME: La Rose Bradley

RELATIONSHIPS: Pastor Stephen Williams RELATIONSHIPS: Friend

PHONE #: 517- 974-2576 PHONE #: 517-494-0088

SECONDARY

BOARDS/COMMISSION:

DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY

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City of Albion

BOARD APPLICATION

Received Date: January 28, 2021

Board/Commission: ALBION BUILDING AUTHORITY MEETING

NAME: Audra Masternak-Fuentes

DOB: June 14, 1986

18 YEARS OLD OR OLDER: Yes STREET ADDRESS: 12940 28 1/2 Mile Rd

CITY OF ALBION RESIDENT: No STATE: MI

LENGTH OF RESIDENCY: 31 years (Lived in IN 2008-2011)

ZIP: 49224-9407

PHONE NUMBER: 5172624138

☒ Yes

☐ No

Yes

EMPLOYER: Fuentes Agency, BNR Real Estate, Albion College

OCCUPATIONAL BACKGROUND: I have worked for Albion College for 9 years and am currently still employed there part time. I work full time as an insurance agent for Farm Bureau Fuentes Agency in Jackson and for Beiswanger & Risner Real Estate Group in Jackson. I own and operate MEAN Hops Farm in Albion, MI.

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: Graduated 2004 from Albion High School and Graduated from Albion College in 2008, majoring in Biology

REASON FOR APPLYING: Applying to help grow/assist in our flourishing community and to expand my knowledge in real estate.

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE: Licensed in Residential & Commercial Real Estate. Licensed in Property &

Causality Insurance.

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT: Albion Volunteer Service Organization board member, Kids N Stuff membership, professional working relationship with Malleable Brewing (supply hops for beer production)

No

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Audra Masternak-Fuentes

No

Business Relationship: Do you, your spouse, or any close family member currently have a business relationship with the City? If yes, please explain

No

NAME: Cliff Risner NAME: Johnnie Collins

RELATIONSHIPS: Broker at Beiswanger &

Risner Real Estate: Co- worker

RELATIONSHIPS: Senior Associate Director of Campus Safety: Co- worker

PHONE #: 517-414-8181 PHONE #: 517-206-2609

SECONDARY

ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS

ATTACHED:

Resume 2021

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AUDRA MASTERNAK-FUENTES

1 2 9 4 0 2 8 1 / 2 M I L E R D • A L B I O N , M I 4 9 2 2 4

P H O N E 5 1 7 - 2 6 2 - 4 1 3 8 • E - M A I L A U D R A . M A S T E R N A K @ G M A I L . C O M

HONORS AND ACHEIVEMENTS

Published: Co-authored Real Stories of Big Cats Rescue 2010 Education Ambassador Intern at the Philadelphia Zoo 2007 President of Student Alumni Association, Albion College 2006 – 2007 Presidential Inauguration Committee – Albion College 2006

Albion Volunteer Service Organization (AVSO) 2013 – Present OBJECTIVE ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY, BIOLOGY, WATER SHED, NATURAL RESOURCES

Utilize my unique combination of formal biology education, institutional knowledge, outdoor educational experience, and agricultural operations in a role that allows me to continue to serve my community.

EDUCATION ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACT, MICROBIOLOGY, NPS

Albion College; Albion, MI

Bachelor of Arts in Biology May 2008

 Student employment with Grounds/Facilities: Use of lawn care equipment, landscaping tools, residential painting

 Varsity track and cross country team

WORK EXPERIENCE WATERSHED MANAGEMENT, COMMUNITY, SAFETY

MEAN Hops Farm; Albion, MI

Owner/Operator 2015 - Present

 Owner/Operator of local Hop farm

 Creation and development of successful marketing design including social media campaigns

 Responsible for administrative functions including accounting, budgeting, and building relationships with prospective customers

 Grounds maintenance, soil preparation, effective harvesting techniques, ensuring plant health

Farm Bureau Insurance – Fuentes Agency; Jackson, MI 2019-Present Licensed Sales Representative & Office Manager

 Payroll, office expenses, and agency accounting management

 Licensed Property & Casualty producer/solicitor specialist

 Develop marketing & advertisements to attract clientele

Beiswanger & Risner Real Estate Group; Jackson Michigan 2020 - Present Licensed Real Estate Agent

 Work with clients on the sale and purchase of real estate: residential & commercial Albion College; Albion, MI

Campus Safety 2012- Present

 Part-time Officer/Dispatch (01/2012 – 09/2013)

 Full-time Dispatcher (09/2013 – 9/2020)

 Dispatch campus safety officers and phones, switchboard operator

 Organize, compile, execute, and approval

 Daily event logging, processor of Campus Fleet Drivers, website maintenance, billing

 Trained in emergency preparedness and response

 Judicial Secretary (9/2020 – Present)

Exotic Feline Rescue Center; Terre Haute, IN

Exotic Feline Keeper 2008 – 2011

 Responsible for the care of over 230 exotic cats: Tigers, Lions, Cougars, Leopards, Bobcats

 Developed and implemented educational programming for all ages, especially school age children

 Dispensed and administered daily meals and feline medication

 Participated in rescue missions led by the USDA, DNR, USFWS

 Participated in fundraising, public tours of the facility, and conservation efforts.

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City of Albion

BOARD APPLICATION

Received Date: March 10, 2021

Board/Commission: ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION/TAX INCREMENT FINANCE AUTHORITY

NAME: Andrew Zblewski

DOB: October 10, 1971

18 YEARS OLD OR OLDER: Yes STREET ADDRESS: 508 Haven Rd.

CITY OF ALBION RESIDENT: Yes STATE: Michigan

LENGTH OF RESIDENCY: 26 years ZIP: 49224

PHONE NUMBER: 517 629 9974

SECONDARY PHONE NUMBER(S): 517 250 3900

☐ Yes

☐ No

Yes

EMPLOYER: Team 1 Plastics

OCCUPATIONAL BACKGROUND: Maintenance Supervisor at Team 1 Plastics EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: High school Graduate

Ferris State University Industrial trades Pattern Maker apprenticeship

REASON FOR APPLYING: I have always tried to help the City in anyway possible and would like to see the industrial park thrive.

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE: Past Albion City Councilman 12yrs.

Past Albion Library Board President 4yrs

Albion Historical Society Board member & President 21 yrs.

Past Zoning Board of Appeals member Past city contract negotiation liason

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT: Albion Historical Society Knights of Columbus

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Andrew Zblewski

No

Business Relationship: Do you, your spouse, or any close family member currently have a business relationship with the City? If yes, please explain

No

NAME: Victoria Snyder NAME: Gary Grigowski

RELATIONSHIPS: Friend RELATIONSHIPS: Supervisor

PHONE #: 517-630-1345 PHONE #: 517-629-2178

SECONDARY

ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS

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CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING

AGENDA ITEM REPORT

To: CITY COUNCIL

Subject: APPPROVE RESOLUTION # 2021-19, A RESOLUTION TO APPROVE GRANT AGREEMENT # 20210029 WITH THE ALBION COMMUNITY FOUNDATION AND AUTHORIZE THE MAYOR TO SIGN THE AGREEMENT FOR THE CITY OF ALBION

Meeting: CITY COUNCIL - 17 May 2021 Department: Council

Staff Contact: Lenn Reid, (2)

ATTACHMENTS:

Resolution 2021-19 (1)

City_of_Albion_-_Rotary_Grant_Agreement (2)

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1 Resolution #2021-19

A RESOLUTION TO APPROVE GRANT AGREEMENT #20210029 WITH THE ALBION COMMUNITY FOUNDATION AND AUTHORIZE THE MAYOR TO SIGN THE

AGREEMENT FOR THE CITY OF ALBION

Purpose and Finding: As the council is aware, efforts have been underway to

transform the historic Holland Park into a fully intergenerational community recreation space. The City of Albion submitted a grant application to the Albion Community Foundation (ACF) requesting $3,000 from the Rotary Charitable Fund on March 9, 2021, to erect a large pavilion. The City of Albion received notification on April 22, 2021, of being awarded a grant from the Rotary Charitable Fund in the amount of $2,000. The ACF requires notification of the acceptance of the grant.

Council Member__ moved, supported by Council Member _, to approve the following resolution.

RESOLVED, that the City Council approves the Albion Community Foundation Grant Agreement #20210029 effective April 15, 2021.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Council hereby authorizes the Mayor to execute the Adoption Agreement on the City’s behalf;

Date: May 17, 2021 Ayes: _______

Nays: _______

Absent:_______

I certify that this resolution was adopted by the City Council of the City of Albion on May 17, 2021.

______________________________

Jill Domingo City Clerk

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GRANT AGREEMENT: 20210029

This agreement is made April 15, 2021 between THE ALBION COMMUNITY FOUNDATION, a Michigan non-profit corporation, P.O. Box 156, Albion, Michigan 49224 (“Foundation”), and

City of Albion (38-6004655) 112 W Cass St

Albion, MI 49224 (“Grantee”).

The Albion Community Foundation, in consideration of its duties as a community foundation, its responsibilities to the greater Albion community for cultural, educational, recreational and

environmental improvement, and of the undertakings and representations of Grantee as set forth in its application #20210029 agrees to distribute to Grantee a sum not to exceed $2,000.00 (“Grant”) for the purposes, on the terms and conditions, and in the manner set forth in this agreement.

1. This Grant is supported through funding from the Rotary Charitable Fund.

2. The Grant is made for these purposes only: Holland Park Pavilion Project

Project Description: The City of Albion is seeking assistance of approximately $3,000 to erect a large pavilion at the historic Holland Park in Albion, Michigan. Many facilities have been

upgraded for the broader transformation of the park to create a fully intergenerational

community recreation space. Albion’s Holland Park is rich with history. The park represents the efforts of past citizens to transform a place of division and inequality into a place of community of hope. Many facilities located within the park have been upgraded, along with the

implementation of new facilities with universally accessible features. With the relocation of the Albion Forks Senior Center to the Social Services Building adjacent to the park, the need for additional amenities to the park would invite intergenerational activities to the area. The current small picnic pavilion is located on top of a small hill in the park area making it less accessible to seniors and disabled residents. The proposed project would allow for an increase in community utilization of the park and an increase of social and recreational programs.

3. The following restrictions/conditions have been placed on the Grant:

None

4. The Grant will be distributed as follows:

Upon return of signed copy of this grant agreement.

5. Grantee warrants that all information and representations made in its application approved by Foundation’s Board of Trustees at its 04/15/2021 meeting are true and accurate. The application is incorporated by reference as a part of this agreement.

6. Grantee agrees to hold all Grant funds in a separate account or tracked with separate accounting. This Grant has been approved based on the budget items included in the application budget. Grantees must receive written approval for any budget line-item deviations exceeding 10%. Failing to do so may result in having to repay Grant to the Foundation and/or may jeopardize future funding opportunities.

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7. Any part of the Grant distributed to Grantee that has not been expended by 06/30/2021, shall be repaid to Foundation unless Grantee has applied for and received an extension of the time permitted for expenditure.

8. We request that all publicity materials and all other relevant print or visual media used in

conjunction with the program indicate support through a grant from the Rotary Charitable Fund of the Albion Community Foundation.

9. Grantee will submit a detailed written evaluation report within thirty (30) days of the end of the program (06/30/2021), including a detailed accounting of the expenditure of the Grant, the progress made in accomplishing the purposes of the Grant, and the results of Grantee’s own evaluation of the Grant. Please include copies of any news releases or media coverage that this project received along with any brochures or printed materials used in conjunction with this program. Please note that future requests for the same or other projects might not be considered if evaluations that are due have not been submitted.

10. Grantee will not use any of the Grant:

a) To carry on propaganda or otherwise attempt to influence legislation;

b) To influence the outcome of any election or conduct any voter registration drives;

c) To benefit any individual or for-profit organization, except through the purchase for fair value of goods and services for the purposes set forth above;

d) For any purpose not set forth above, or for any non-charitable purpose whatsoever.

11. Interpretation. This agreement shall be interpreted under the laws of the State of Michigan.

12. Severability. In the event that any provision, sentence, word, or phrase is declared by a court of competent jurisdiction to be invalid, the remainder of the agreement shall remain in full force and effect.

13. Modification. This agreement shall not be modified except in writing and signed by both parties.

14. Non-discrimination. Grantor agrees not to discriminate against any qualified employee or qualified applicant for employment on the basis of actual or perceived age, color, disability, education, familial status, gender expression, gender identity, height, marital status, national origin, race, religion, sex, sexual

orientation, or weight.

15. Effective Date. This agreement shall be effective upon signature of both parties herein.

The Albion Community Foundation

Date: 04/15/2021 By

Shane Williamson

Its Acting Executive Director City of Albion

Date: By Its Mayor

Date: By

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Its Clerk Approved as to Form Only:

Date:_______________ By:_______________________________________

Its City Attorney

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CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING

AGENDA ITEM REPORT

To: City Council

Subject: APPROVE RESOLUTION 2021-20, A RESOLUTION TO AUTHORIZE A

TEMPORARY MODIFICATION TO ALLOW THE CITY OF ALBION TO REPORT CITY-PAID COVID RELATED WAGES FOR SERVICE CREDIT TO THE CITY'S MERS DEFINED CONTRIBUTION PLAN

Meeting: CITY COUNCIL - 17 May 2021 Department: City Manager

Staff Contact: Haley Snyder, City Manager

ATTACHMENTS:

Resolution 2021-20

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1 Resolution #2021-20

A RESOLUTION TO AUTHORIZE A TEMPORARY MODIFICATION TO ALLOW THE CITY OF ALBION TO REPORT CITY-PAID COVID RELATED WAGES FOR SERVICE CREDIT TO THE CITY’S MERS DEFINED CONTRIBUTION PLAN Purpose and Finding: As the City Council is aware the City has a defined contribution retirement plan through MERS (The Municipal Employees’ Retirement System) which most of the City’s employees participate in. MERS has recently decided to allow for temporary benefit adjustments as it relates to defined service credit qualification. MERS is allowing for bonuses, paid leave, or additional pay related to COVID-19 to be

temporarily included, between January 1, 2021 and December 31, 2021, for purposes of determining wages and employer/employee contributions under the defined contribution plan. Approval is recommended.

Council Member__ moved, supported by Council Member _, to approve the following resolution.

RESOLVED, that the Albion City Council approves the temporary modification to the City’s MERS Defined Contribution Plan to allow the City to report COVID related wages for service credit for those employees who participate in the MERS DC plan.

BE IT FURTHER RESOVLED, that the City Manager is authorized to execute the MERS Temporary Modification to Benefit Provisions Form DB-c19 on the City’s behalf;

Date: May 17, 2021 Ayes: _______

Nays: _______

Absent:_______

I certify that this resolution was adopted by the City Council of the City of Albion on May 17, 2021.

______________________________

Jill Domingo City Clerk

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CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING

AGENDA ITEM REPORT

To: CITY COUNCIL

Subject: APPROVE ADDING DELINQUENT ABATEMENTS (MISC. RECEIVABLES) TO THE 2021 SUMMER TAX BILLS

Meeting: CITY COUNCIL - 17 May 2021 Department: Finance

Staff Contact: Tom Mead, Finance Director

ATTACHMENTS:

Aged Accounts Rec. - MR AR Sheridan Township

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Customer # Parcel # Customer # Dir Name Balance Type Year:

1 00310-3 51-010-558-00 Curtis, Essie 912 Jefferson $263.90 Abate. 2019 2 00310-4 51-010-586-00 Curtis, Essie 909 Jefferson $232.00 Abate. 2019

3 369 51-001-828-00 Burney, Mary 314 W Chestnut $232.00 Abate. 2019

4 12454-1 51-005-713-00 Shay Jr, Clifton 819 N Eaton $296.35 Abate. 2019 5 12514 51-015-079-01 Boardwalk Select 102 S Dalrymple $713.50 Abate. 2019 6 12524-1 51-001-739-01 Cornell, Donald 934 Austin $642.03 Abate. 2019 7 12665 51-012-922-00 Smith, Heather/Aaron 514 S Eaton $1,007.98 Abate. 2019 8 12682-2 51-001-625-00 kaja Holdings 2 LLC 925 W Erie $1,894.72 Abate. 2019 9 12695-1 51-000-060-00 Wall, Jim/Donna 300 E Pine $814.83 Abate. 2018, 2019 10 12695-2 51-013-642-00 Wall, Jim/Donna 1207 Jackson $403.60 Abate. 2019 11 12717 51-012-085-00 Stellar, David 710 N Superior $1,971.84 Abate. 2019 12 12738-2 51-006-770-00 Mathie, Zachary 1239 S Dalrymple $230.35 Abate. 2019 13 12766-1 51-007-756-00 Mae F Sanders Trust 1515 Cooper $232.00 Abate. 2019 14 12811 51-008-615-00 Immediate Mortgage Solutions 608 Orchard $317.80 Abate. 2019 15 12813 51-004-005-01 Moye, Calvin/Rose 617 Williams $576.85 Abate. 2019 16 12815 51-001-415-00 Gutierrez, Jesue/Gloria 700 S Superior $262.25 Abate. 2019 17 12816 51-012-157-00 Tyson, Ronnie 1102 N Eaton $580.57 Abate. 2019 18 12820 51-000-184-00 Myers, Shawn 114 E Chestnut $3,359.41 Abate. 2019 19 12822 51-001-574-00 Kaiser, Donald 800 S Eaton $253.45 Abate. 2019 20 12824 51-014-057-00 Finance of America Reverse 1023 Miller $1,793.09 Abate. 2018, 2019 21 12826 51-015-083-00 Flenorl, Vicki 618 W Center $283.18 Abate. 2018 22 12841 51-000-901-00 Price, Johnny 206 S Berrien $1,176.58 Abate. 2019 23 12843 51-012-017-00 Armstrong, Daniel 202 Austin $1,046.90 Abate. 2019 24 12848 51-003-396-00 Sweeter, Gwendolyn/William 608 N Mingo $756.67 Abate. 2019 25 12849 51-003-397-00 Underwood, Fredrick 610 N Mingo $620.91 Abate. 2019

26 12853 51-000-369-00 Hancock, Ruby 204 W Vine $230.35 Abate. 2019

27 12857 51-013-043-00 Pogue, Katina 409 W Center $661.36 Abate. 2019

28 12859 51-005-802-00 Avant, Lewis 1201 Third $424.47 Abate. 2019

29 12860 51-001-582-00 Pennock, Mike 702 S Eaton $272.43 Abate. 2019

30 12861 51-005-731-00 Brown, Matthew 319 Hartwell $730.62 Abate. 2019 31 12864 51-009-760-00 Miller, Contina 710 Prospect $369.64 Abate. 2019 32 12865 51-001-371-00 Turner, Ericka 403 S Ionia $335.54 Abate. 2019 33 12866 51-012-007-00 Campbell, Kelly Ann 713 N Clinton $1,063.13 Abate. 2019

34 12867 51-006-418-00 Verderber LLC 1107 Carson $385.14 Abate. 2019

35 12868 51-000-130-00 Wilson, Altamae 612 N Eaton $479.89 Abate. 2019 36 12869 51-002-045-02 LCS Commercial Properties 1508 N Eaton $687.44 Abate. 2019

37 12871 51-001-064-00 Myers, Jason 207 W Erie $464 Abate. 2019

38 12872 51-010-543-00 Johnson, Duane 903 N Albion $317.80 Abate. 2019 39 12873 51-009-021-00 Lighthouse Ventures LLC 1217 Mallory $403.60 Abate. 2019 40 12874 51-006-511-01 Cage, Salina 903 S Superior $1,187.37 Abate. 2019 41 12875 51-009-736-00 No Worries LLC 809 Prospect $403.60 Abate. 2019

42 12877 51-000-352-00 Fantrazzo, Adam 118 Vine $781.80 Abate. 2019

43 12879 51-012-205-00 Parham, Ruth/Curtis 613 Cherry $2,988.14 Abate. 2019 44 12881 51-006-459-01 Patriot Solar Group LLC 1007 Industrial $1,178.45 Abate. 2019

DELINQUENT ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE

TO BE ADDED TO THE 2021 SUMMER TAX BILLS

Street Address:

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Customer # Parcel # Customer # Dir Name Balance Type Year:

DELINQUENT ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE

TO BE ADDED TO THE 2021 SUMMER TAX BILLS

Street Address:

45 12886 51-009-639-00 Saldivar, Kerrie Ann 710 N Ionia $232.00 Abate. 2019 46 12888 51-009-691-00 Robinson, Valerie/Evelyn 815 N Berrien $1,461.50 Abate. 2019 47 12894 51-012-127-00 Albrecht, Jesse/Tristan 920 N Superior $570.82 Abate. 2019 48 12895 51-005-724-00 Swinton, Eliza Estate 919 N Eaton $120 Abate. 2019

49 12896 51-005-713-01 Gant, Marhiyell 303 Arthur $254.00 Abate. 2019

50 12897 51-005-775-00 Hearron, George ET AL 1207 N Eaton $232.00 Abate. 2019

51 12898 51-015-083-00 Lewis, George 618 W Center $580.16 Abate. 2019

52 12899 51-007-757-00 Junior, Viola 1513 Cooper $232.00 Abate. 2019

53 12901 51-001-004-00 Fee, Wynonna/Brontina 207 W Porter $570.36 Abate. 2019

$37,580.37

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SHERIDAN TOWNSHIP UTILITY BILLS

Acct Service Address Name Tax Cert Amount

13-215-12 510 N CLARK AREY, JOHN & DEBRA $4.00

13-217-03 152 WOODLAWN GARRETT, ELMER $152.80

13-219-01 158 WOODLAWN P MOLES & J CUNDIFF $177.58

13-232-00 116 LINWOOD ALVARADO, SAM $215.58

13-236-17 133 LINWOOD PAULEY, RANDELL $68.10

13-236-20 133 LINWOOD HUNT, MICHAEL $86.41

13-238-07 138 LINWOOD DORSETT-RISKE, JULIA $91.94

13-239-17 139 LINWOOD BOX 1-8 HALL, PAUL & JANE $4.64

13-239-19 139 LINWOOD BOX 1-8 BONEE, RAYBURN $47.31

13-243-06 103 COLUMBUS HORRELL, AMANDA $16.04

13-253-05 902 N CLARK METAL NEXT $371.42

23-179-02 1314 E MICHIGAN WILLIAMS, ROSALIE ANN $30.56

23-182-00 1400 E MICHIGAN BUSHONG, SHIRLEY $15.09

23-182-01 1400 E MICHIGAN BUSHONG, MARK $59.93

23-199-09 1544 E MICHIGAN WATKINS, KEVIN & STELLA $40.17

23-209-01 1615 E MICHIGAN S & H APARTMENTS $782.25

23-214-05 16 SUNNYSIDE CT LAWE, CYNTHIA $21.09

23-218-06 12 SUNNYSIDE CT WINSLOW, TROY $22.99

23-221-01 9 SUNNYSIDE CT PRATER, ZANDRA $36.90

23-221-03 9 SUNNYSIDE CT KONKLE, NATHAN $10.99

23-221-04 9 SUNNYSIDE CT KONKLE, SAMANTHA $55.13

23-226-04 4 SUNNYSIDE CT MATHE, WILLIAM $45.20

23-226-06 4 SUNNYSIDE CT PODEN, SARAH $71.86

23-226-08 4 SUNNYSIDE CT DOUGLAS, JEFFERY $109.39

23-269-00 1578 E MICHIGAN KLINKLE, FRANK $18.40

23-270-00 1564 E MICHIGAN STENSON, JON $7.84

23-274-02 1791 E MICHIGAN RIDE-RITE MOTORCYCLE TRAILERS $52.22

23-274-03 1791 E MICHIGAN PERKINS, RICHARD $33.23

23-276-01 1771 E MICHIGAN SMITH, LARRY $13.85

23-276-02 1771 E MICHIGAN RUDD, BARRY $44.02

23-291-00 132 BUSHONG DR UNDERHILL, GENEVIEVE $15.21

23-301-01 1624 E MICHIGAN LENNOX, ARTHUR $26.82

23-301-03 1624 E MICHIGAN BLB AUTOMOTIVE CONSULTING $576.41

37-016-01 26711 W MICHIGAN ELASHKAR, ELASHKAR $74.04

$3,412.37

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CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING

AGENDA ITEM REPORT

To: CITY COUNCIL

Subject: APPROVE ADDING DELINQUENT UTILITY (SEWER AND WATER BILLS) TO THE 2021 SUMMER TAX BILLS

Meeting: CITY COUNCIL - 17 May 2021 Department: Finance

Staff Contact: Tom Mead, Finance Director

ATTACHMENTS:

Delinquent Utility Bills - Sewer ^0 Water

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DELINQUENT WATER BILLS

TO BE ADDED TO THE 2021 SUMMER TAX BILLS

# Acct Parcel Service Address Utility Customer Amount

1 11-058-14 51-013-642-00 1207 JACKSON PITTELKOW, NORMANN $62.22

2 11-071-01 51-013-623-00 1215 PERRY HALL, TESSIA $61.74

3 11-074-01 51-013-627-00 1208 E MICHIGAN BAIL, JUDY $12.80

4 12-022-07 51-013-627-00 510 N SUPERIOR HOAG, KIMBERLY $439.52 5 12-025-00 51-000-183-00 106 E CHESTNUT JONTER PROPERTIES $321.42

6 12-026-10 51-000-184-00 114 E CHESTNUT MYERS, SHAWN $56.26

7 12-040-00 51-000-090-00 201 E CHESTNUT MOYE, CALVIN C $396.37

8 12-051-01 51-000-080-00 200 E PINE DAVIS, JOHN $321.42

9 12-058-03 51-000-086-00 218 E PINE WALENSKI JR, HAROLD $112.77

10 12-060-11 51-000-060-00 300 E PINE NUMAN, EDITH $17.40

11 12-069-03 51-009-342-00 707 N MONROE DUNN, GREGORY $29.34

12 12-073-07 51-009-644-00 711 N MONROE BRANDELL, TIFFANY $72.42

13 12-074-06 51-009-677-00 800 N MONROE OUSLEY, DAVID $108.35

14 12-074-07 51-009-677-00 800 N MONROE ARTIS, GWENETTA $12.62

15 12-129-03 51-012-116-00 110 COLFAX OWENS, GARY $572.69

16 12-142-02 51-012-133-01 915 N IONIA RICHARDSON, JARREAU $392.21

17 12-149-12 51-012-138-00 117 E NORTH TURK, CHRISTOPHER $56.14

18 12-157-07 51-012-127-00 920 N SUPERIOR ALBRECHT, JESSE $476.77 19 12-178-04 51-012-085-00 710 N SUPERIOR STELLER, DAVID $338.19

20 12-180-09 51-000-023-00 105 E PINE LOWE, WANDA $48.10

21 12-184-01 51-012-106-00 705 N IONIA COUSINS, HARRY $321.42

22 13-019-03 51-002-029-00 515 E MICHIGAN MORRISON, JOHN $143.08

23 13-026-05 51-005-025-00 407 BIDWELL MOORE, HEATHER $67.14

24 13-031-06 51-005-076-00 518 CROWELL DIXSON, TA KEIN $71.37

25 13-034-05 51-005-046-00 607 BIDWELL GREENMAN, WESLEY $202.66

26 13-038-05 51-005-040-00 604 BIDWELL ERWIN, TERRON $203.90

27 13-069-08 51-002-551-00 410 BURR OAK CHRISTIE, AUSTIN $26.28

28 13-083-02 51-008-209-00 413 FITCH RIVERIA, MICHAEL $76.79

29 13-091-00 51-008-216-01 810 BARNES YATES, MONICA $379.73

30 13-102-01 51-008-224-00 412 FITCH PARISH, PAMELA $569.06

31 13-130-00 51-003-345-00 506 LYNN HARRIS, CRAIG $70.02

32 13-259-00 51-003-397-00 610 N MINGO UNDERWOOD, FRED $19.20

33 14-001-08 51-002-526-00 805 BURR OAK DAVENPORT, JAMIE $223.06

34 14-009-05 51-001-990-00 825 BURR OAK WILK, STEPHANIE $338.58

35 14-012-10 51-001-993-00 905 BURR OAK SHOWERS, TESHA $114.83

36 14-017-02 51-001-998-00 921 BURR OAK HUNT, JANE $35.45

37 14-017-03 51-001-998-00 921 BURR OAK KING, CYNTHIA $7.57

38 14-050-11 51-011-064-00 1014 BURR OAK KULIKOWSKI, LARRY $139.84 39 14-050-12 51-011-064-00 1014 BURR OAK SPECTRUM INVESTMENT PROPERTIES$18.42

40 14-089-08 51-011-061-00 803 BENNETT BALLMER, JESSE $129.79

41 14-103-02 51-011-020-00 1013 N MINGO PEABODY LLC $80.66

42 14-111-06 51-011-224-00 906 E BROADWELL BERG, ALEXIS $112.88

43 14-113-05 51-011-233-00 903 E BROADWELL COURTER, RAY $112.77

44 14-119-00 51-002-708-00 1201 E BROADWELL DAVIS, DR HORACE $321.42

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45 14-129-02 51-011-007-00 1014 N MINGO WILSON, TAYSIA $168.10

46 14-135-06 51-011-001-00 1002 N MINGO STONE, RUTH $0.30

47 14-170-07 51-006-256-00 816 HALL ACE INVESTMENTS PROPERTIES $21.66

48 14-171-08 51-006-257-00 820 HALL HAYES, KRISTI $157.00

49 14-204-03 51-011-253-00 707 E BROADWELL FMC PARSONAGE $61.80

50 14-207-01 51-011-114-00 1021 HALL JACKSON, DOROTHY $375.58

51 14-210-15 51-011-111-00 1015 HALL COOLEY, TYLER $13.30

52 14-210-16 51-011-111-00 1015 HALL MARRISON, BRIAN $58.58

53 14-234-06 51-006-229-00 829 HALL KIDDER-MCQUOWN, DANIEL $45.86

54 14-239-02 51-006-224-00 811 HALL ERICSON, REBECCA $131.64

55 14-259-03 51-008-004-00 510 MAPLE RIDGE LYNEIS, AMANDA $116.52

56 14-266-02 51-008-012-00 904 MAPLE LIM, DENNA $52.90

57 14-319-05 51-000-042-00 706 N BERRIEN BENNETT, NICOLE $84.53

58 14-330-02 51-009-721-00 826 N BERRIEN CRITE, ROBIN $45.07

59 14-343-02 51-012-444-00 1042 MAPLE WILSON, LAURIE $493.53

60 15-010-04 51-009-783-00 709 PROSPECT LOVELACE, LINDA $75.74

61 15-010-05 51-009-783-00 709 PROSPECT GEORGE, DANYELLE $350.65

62 15-010-06 51-009-783-00 709 PROSPECT LOVELACE, LYNN $35.65

63 15-022-08 51-009-743-00 825 PROSPECT SPRATLEY, TANISHA $55.74 64 15-024-01 51-009-708-00 918 N BERRIEN GONZALES, NELLIE $25.74

65 15-029-01 51-012-525-00 407 E NORTH BLACKBURN, ISAAC $57.42

66 15-052-04 51-009-691-00 815 N BERRIEN ROBINSON, EVELYN $37.12

67 15-054-07 51-009-689-00 811 N BERRIEN BROWN, GEORGE $79.69

68 15-061-07 51-009-680-00 707 N BERRIEN POPOVICH, STEPHEN $23.46

69 15-092-00 51-014-039-00 203 BOOTH DR MORGAN, MARY $116.08

70 15-093-08 51-014-038-00 201 BOOTH DR DAVIS, HEAVEN $97.08

71 15-102-00 51-014-030-00 1020 WIENER DR YOKOM, EDNA $78.24

72 15-114-06 51-014-050-00 210 MILLER DR WILLIAMS, GERALD $64.68 73 15-161-11 51-014-163-00 408 E BROADWELL THOMPSON, TERESA $343.71 74 15-167-03 51-014-157-00 411 E BROADWELL PRUITT, MADELINE $132.13

75 15-210-09 51-014-135-00 207 FORD RD GALAXY PROPERTIES $46.40

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