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November 7, 1991
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Ms. Jan Stickley
Oakland County Elections Director
1200 N. Tclegraph Road
Pontiac, MI 48053 ,'
Dear Jan:
Enclosed is a copy of the Minutes of the Official Canvass by
the City Board of Canvassers held on November 6, 1991
certifying election of the Mayor and City Council as follows:
Mayor - Two Year Term: Gerald E. Naftaly
City Council - Four Year Term: Raymond M. Abrams
Michael M. Seligson
If you need any further information, please let me know.
Very truly yours,
Sandra K. Gadd
City Clerk
Enclosure
Raymond M. Abrams
Paul Braunstein
Minerva D. Freeman
Michael M. Seligson
2,330
1,701
1,708
1,930
CITY OF OAK PARK
MICHIGAN
CITY BOARD or CANVASSERS
NOVEMBER 6, 1991
The Meeting of the City Board of Canvassers was called to order by
Chairman Chadwick at 4:00 P.M.
PRESENT: Chairman Chadwick, Members Latimore, Martin, and Acting
Member White
Due to the emergency absence of Mr. Passerman, Election
Commissioner Raymond White was appointed by the City Clerk to fill
the vacancy in accordance with Michigan Election Law Section
168.30g.
This meeting was called in accordance with the provisions of Public
Act 65 of the Second Extra Session of 1963, which provides for a
City Board of Canvassers of four members, and pursuant to all
requirements of said Act to certify votes cast in the General
Election of the City of Oak Park held on November 5, 1991. The
purpose of this election was to elect a Mayor for a two-year term
and two Council members for four-year terms; and to determine the
votes cast at said election on the following proposal:
COUNTY BOND PROPOSITION
Shall the County of Oakland, Michigan, borrow the sum of
money not to exceed Five Hundred Million Dollars
($500,000,000.00) and issue its full faith and credit
general obligation bonds therefor, in one or more series
(the principal and interest on such bonds to be paid
primarily from the revenues to be derived from the
operation of the Oakland County Solid Waste Management
System), to defray the cost of acquiring, constructing
and equipping solid waste processing and disposal
facilities to serve the Oakland County Solid Waste
Management System, including, without limitation, a
household hazardous waste program, one or more recycling
facilities, one or more composting facilities, a waste-
to-energy incinerator and a sanitary landfill?
The members received the sealed envelopes containing the Statement
of Votes and copies of the Poll Books designated for the City Board
of Canvassers as submitted by the Election Board. Poll Books were
inspected and compared with the Statement of Votes and certified as
follows:
Mayor Two-Year Term (One to be Elected)
Gerald E. Naftaly 3,304
City Council Four-Year Term (Two to be Elected)
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Gloria Chadwick, Chairman
CITY BOARD OF CANVASSERS
NOVEMBER 6, 1991
PAGE TWO
Total ballots cast were 4,403 constituting 23.62% of the registered
voters.
COUNTY BOND PROPOSITION
Yes 2,152
No 1,719
TOTAL VOTES CAST FOR COUNTY BOND PROPOSITION 3,871
Results of the General Election of the City of Oak Park, Michigan,
held on November 5, 1991, were certified by the City of Oak Park
Board of Canvassers as follows:
Gerald E. Naftaly having received a sufficient number of votes
is elected Mayor.
Raymond M. Abrams having received a sufficient number of votes
is elected Council Person.
Michael M. Seligson having received a sufficient number of
votes is elected Council Person.
Motion by: Mr. White
Supported by: Mr. Martin
To approve the Minutes of the August 7, 1991 meeting of the City.
Board of Canvassers.
Motion carried unanimously.
MEETING ADJOURNED: /7 (4A-7)./9-V
I, Sandra K. Gadd, duly authorized Clerk of the City of Oak Park,
Michigan, do hereby certify that the above candidates and County
Bond Proposition have been certified by the City Board of
Canvassers in the official canvass of the results of the November
5, 1991 General City Election.
SThldra K. Gadd, City ‘, erk