HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - 1964.04.28 - 7751OAKLAND COUNTY
Board Of Supervisors
MEETING
April 25, 1964
Meeting called to order by Chairman Poles Hamlin.
Invocation given by blowy: Case, Bloomfield Township Supervisor.
Roll called.
PRESENT: Allerton, Alward, Bachert, Moe, Brewer, Hrickner, Campbell, James Carey, John
Carey, Case, Charteris, Cheyz, Clarkson, Curimngs, Davids, Davis, liomete, Dewan, Pohany, J.W.Duncan,
Mn. Duncan, hirhin, Edward, Edwards, Forbes, Fouts, Goodspeed, Hagstrom, Hall, Hamlin, Heacock,
Horton, Rudson, Hurstall, Jackson, Kennedy, Kephart, Knowles, Lahti, Laurie, Lessiter, Levinson,
finley, Mainland, Marshall, HcAvoy, McCartney, McGovern, Melchert, Menzies, Michrina, Miller,
Mitchell, Moore, O' Donoghue, Oldenburg, Osgood, Patnales, Perinoff, Potter, Potthoff, Rehard,
Benner, Rhinevanit, Seeterlin, Slavens, Smith, Solley, Stephenson, Tapp, Taylor, Ti Icy, Tinsman,
Travis, Turner, Voll, Webber, Vockey.
ABSENT: Cooley, Ewart, Ingraham, Julian, Levin, McAleer, Wood. (7)
Quorum Present
Moved. by Dehany supported by Michrina reading of the minutes of the previous meeting
be waived.
A sufficient majority having voted therefor, the motion carried.
The Clerk read the request for this meeting which was filed with him on April. 14, 1964.
Said request was ordered filed with the Clerk. A true copy of the same appears in the notice of
meeting hereafter set forth.
The Clerk presented the notice of this meeting together with his affidavit as to the
mailing of said notice, which notice and affidavit are as follows:
NOTICE OF REGULAR MEETING-
To the Members of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Oakland, State of Michigan
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a regular meeting of the Board of Supervisors of the County
of Oakland, State of Michigan, will be held at the time and place stated in the following request
which has been filed with me, to-wit:
"A regular meeting of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Oakland, State of
Michigan is hereby called to he held on Tuesday, the 25tlislay of April, 1964 at
9:30 o'clock A.M.., EST, in the Court House Auditorium, 1200 North Telegraph Road,
Pontiac, Michigan, for the purpose of transacting such business as may come before
the Board at that time.
Signed.: Delos Hamlin, Chairman
Board of Supervisors"
This is the third meeting of the April Session of the Oakland County Board of Supervisors.
The previous meeting was adjourned to April 25, 1964.
Signed: _David R. Calhoun
Oakland County Clerk-Register of Deeds
Dated: April 20, 1964
PROOF OF MAILING
STATE OF MICHIGAN)SS COUNTY OF OAkLAND)
David R. Calhoun, being first duly sworn, deposes and says that he is the County Clerk
and Register of Deeds of Oakland County and Clerk of the Board of ,riuiorvisers for Oakland County,
and that he served a true copy of the foregoing notice on each moil or of the Board of Supervisors
of Oakland County, Michignn by enclosing the same in an envelope properly sealed, sufficiently
stamped, and plainly addressed to such member at his last known address and depositing the same
in the United States mail at Pontiac. Michigan on April 20, 1964.
Signed: David R. Calhoun
Gakl.and County Clerk-Register of Deeds
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 20th day of Apiil
Signed: Julia Maddock, Notary Public, Oakland County, MiHil,:„in
My commission expires November lb, 19f1.
649
,ca it
ta5 t thc ••
ills Brewer, , Sylvan Lake City
ices wi.1.1 be renewed on his S
s o n , Day s , Win Duncan • For b e s , Smith, Pontiac
r0,11, Me 1 elle rt , Reiner, Tinsman
c!i;i on
Dt ,tican, Durbi n, flursfall, MoCart ney ,
r;.,1 ,A1,12ATION.. ..... ......
Ti
6.50
SuperY i sors Iinirtrs Cont mulled . Apr i 1 2;'-',„ 1961
Clerk read anno ntment of Troy C it.y• Snot! rv i tier Lames F. Care c (Replaces Robert J. Huber )
CI orb ad tter from Lc v in ex pro
Supe.rv i s or • for 11; s ,•1 so ry ices t oak I and Count y,
return as a member of lhis Board_ (P1aeil 011 IJ 1-0 )
Clerk read re s i gnat on of Charles IT Edwa rds , • . a.s a member of the Board of Public Works
for the te rm e.xp I ring at noon [anita r I „ .1.965. The ye ,n1,11 on was accepted.
Ci rk read letter from Delos Ham 1 iii, Chai rman ioconiinending the appointment of the
to! lowing as members of the Hoard of Pull ic Works :
Hugh C. Allerton, Jr. tor the term expiring at noon January I, 1965
rep lac i rig Charles B. 1•,ilwatxls,
Homer Case for rite e Xp r 'Eno; at noon ,lanuary 1 , 1966
rep lac i rig David R. Cs 1 lion
Mov nid by John Carey supported by Seeter.L ni t he ;:ippoi ntment s he approved
A s id; fic tent majority having voted there for, the mot ion carried
Clerk read resolution from the Ci ty of rip i tigharn favoring state :legislation defining
the powers of investment by public empl oyei• • • t - irk iricet- systems. (Referred to Leg i slatire Committee
Clerk read letter from the M a t ing Control. Committee approving a grant of
$20,000 f or Oakland County' s 11964 mar i no in cement program. (Placed on I'll e )
Cl erk read letter from Albert Scott , cca end ing Secret ary- of the West Eight Mile
Community Club Inc relat lye to the petition to i ace: .••eate the City of Medgar Evers . (Referred
to Boundar -i es Committee )
The Cha I rman appointed the to] low inc Corinth I ees :
STANDING ' '' it.964-1 905
AUDITOR GENERAL . ...... . ian „ Kennedy, Ta.ylor
AVIAT.WN... • . ... • — • • • • • • • • • . (5 Laurie , Rehard, Seeterl in, Turner, Pontiac
City Superv rsor, Robert 0. Felt. ox-officio, Ralph A. Main,
ficio
BOUNDARIES OF CITIES AND VILLAGES . . T i Day ids , Dewar], Le_ ssi ter ., Tapp
fill ILDINGS AND GROUNDS. .. — • • • • • • . dleacock, .Y.11 e rton, Cherz, J ,W. Duncan, Hurs f all , McGovern,
Oldenhurg,
• _ „ . . „ „ BEI-yids „ Ewa rt .41c i Da., Moore
C J '1•ASE So ; • •' Lout s 5 RIO nevaul t e pi unison, Pontiac City Supervisor
COuPl1i•'...1.1VE EXTENSION SMV10E........ . . y, 'Bac hi rt , Campbe I hemute , Sol ley
COP.M..Y COORD LNATTNG ZONING AND PLANNING f;eo.1.• • detiburg, Scoter) ; n, Edw. Lai ru , Alternate (Citizen
.RIVEN ILL . . . — . „ ..... . — g
etl.Ment Research ) , McGovern (Government
ii Pt ant, i rig ) T rav is (Physical
lafive)
inedy, Marshall, Mitchell, Patnales,
LEW SLAT1 . . „ , „ „ „ , f ,..•• Ert,art Ma i n land, Miller, Per inof Slavens
LOCAL T1NES. . ...... . . „ ssito r, ey, Menzies
ytAftxj. „ .... „ „ „ . „ „ . . .... W. ;60. Camp h
j)1eidi• ..... . ...... , , ..... I i• th.• t i• e , i an, Pottho f f , Tapp
iii, on
„ , „ , , ..... . . . , „ „ „ • c ca se (They^. • Davi s Hal .1., .McAv-ey, Tinsman
1 _ ...... . . . • — ... .; . s , Durbit Hudson, Kephart ., Knowles, Menzies
Ti ti , r ; 3A.L1A101(1.1.TNI, „ , , , 3,- : i 1ciii -a, SI .1 ..‘z! s , Turner, Pont i ac City Supervisor
111. „ , , . „ . „ . „ „ , s a in; Patna les , Turner
• • • • , • • • • • • n jahn Cat .••••:•, Doliany, Edwards, Horton, 0 7 DO110011.1.(7;,
Vollnic ia Cr. Yoekey
j • Cha rtorts, I. W. Duncan, rdwa.,ril, ,Michrina , Mitchell,
651 Supervisors Minutes Continued. April 28,
AIRPORT ZONIsdi
HOW RULE mainland, Moore, John H. King
(Repuel3 ,.in: ••lips (Democrat)
HUMAN REEATIONS.........................Case, Stc l :v-v,,s, Dr, J. Russell Bright (Democrat), Dr. Otis
FOITUNO ThC,nafi Fowler (Republican), Arthur W.
Saltzmar
RENOVATION OF TUBERCULOSIS SANATORIUM
AND MEDICAL CARE FACILITY STUDY.........Heacock, IIwtii, Robert P. Allen (Corporation Counsel),
Dr, Bernard D. Berman (Acting Director, Health Department),
James W. Hunt (Director, Juvenile Court), Robert E. Lilly
(Board of Auditors Secretary), Daniel T. Murphy (Chairman,
Board of Auditors), George Williams (Director, Social Welfare
Department), Anthony Wodek (Business Manager, Tuberculosis
Sanatorinin)
USE OF DOWNTOWN COURT HOUSE PROPERTY....Levinson, J. lit Duncan, Heacock, Osgood, Pontiac City Supervisor
OAKLAND COUNTY CAUCA VALLEY ALLIANCE ....fobs Bata in, Vincent McAvoy, James Seeterlin, Clark J. Adams
(Circuit Judge), George H. Catlin (Detroit Edison), James
Clarkson (First. Federal Savings of Oakland), E. M. Estes
(Pontiac Motor Division), John Fitzgerald (Pontiac Press),
A. C. Girard (Goinnuality National Bank), Walter Reuther
(United Automobile Workers), James M. Robbins (Jim Robbins
Company), D. B. Varner (Oakland University)
There were no objections and the Conuittees were approved.
Misc. 4307
IN RE: RELEASE OF DRAIN EASEMENT-BALDWIN BRANCH Cl' ROYAL OAK DRAIN (ROYAL OAK CITY)
By Mr. Potter
To the Oakland County Board of Supervisors
Mr. Chairman, Ladies and Gentlemen:
WHEREAS the County of Oakland acquired an easement across Lots 1 through. 8, inclusive,
and 110, 159, 245, 293 and 379, Droadacres Subdivision in the City of Royal Oak, for the Baldwin
branch of the Royal Oak Drain, and.
WHEREAS the above described property was acquired by the William Beaumont Hospital, and
WHEREAS William Beaumont Hospital is adding an addition to its present structure, and
WhERIAS rho easement as above described is where the addition to the hospital is being
constructe,i,iod
WiEFFAS such easement is a cloud on the title of the property, and
WHEREAS William Beaumont, Hospital has relocated at its own expense and given the County
a new ease veiit for that portion of the Baldwin Drain, and
lfEREAS your Drain Committee has reviewed this matter with the Drain Commission, finds
that the Drain Easement previously conveyed to the County is no longer necessary and should be
conveyed to William Beaumont Hospital,
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Chairman and the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors
be authorized to execute and deliver a quit claim deed to the William Beaumont Hospital for the
following description:
Lots #1 thru 8, inclusive, 010, .i!15, #245, #293 and #379 of Broadacres Sub-
division, City of Royal, Oak, Oakland. Ceiiiify, Michigan according to the Plat thereof
as recorded in the Oakland County reoid ,
MR. CRAIRMAN, on behaJf of the Drain Comiittee, I move the adoption of the foregoing
resolution.
DRAIN COMMITTEE
L. Curtis Potter, Chairman
James Clarkson, Joseph Forbes
Leroy Davis, William K. Smith
Moved by Potter supported by McGovern the resolution be adopted.
A sufficient majority' 14rving voted therefor, the resolution was adopted.
Nil so. 4309
By Mr. hall
IN RE: MEMORIAL DAY AND INPEPENDENCE DAY
To the Oakland ConiGy Board of Supervisors
Mr. Chairman, Ladies ard Gentlemen:
mirREAs 'Saw at Day, May 30, and Ituicei .odidice Pay, July 4, both fall on Saturday
this year, and
WHEREAS the County's policy as to hoLida:,.; falling on wcekonds makes the following
Monday the official holiday for holidays falling on Sididay, but makes no official substitution
for lei idays fatling en Saturda), oit.1
MMREAS the state and redcral governments arc considering Friday, May 29 and Friday,
July 3, as of holidays this year and other municipal governments are also granting an
alternate day off,
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1964 VALU AT ION 19 (41 NUA1.17..E'T
AS Eon rzru
1•11AL, 1Z :LNG E00
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2. ' . 10.10.54
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it ; 1124223
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77 _... ; ' ,2e 1 101,201 ,171 4 .3 7711 1
1.5: . - 1 1 ,3.00 23,011 .986 Is •1' 1 1
3,1 . 004,050 32,1.33,049 1 . -. • ' 7 . -1... ;
23,931, 780 27,432,285 1.1 --,5 ', 1.14 ,4 .1,1 ,15 1,1 "3 1.•.n .-
03,375,700 9. ,4/-15, 119 4 .0401'3 1 .•17 -0 -1 :17 1 . :•-11 1 .- '77
20,07.'2,7185 4411882,737 .1 .9 -2 1 1 1 ' • 313.231
22,095,340 27,71 0,051 1 .1'10 I. 1 . •.' 1 •14 I : k • i I . - 1...:7319
2,320,400 4 ., 32,2h2 0 , '. :••• '• 00 3 , •• 37517.;0 1. -1 227242
9050,920 17,0041747 0.77307 1 . 96.: 2- 581
68,330,600 70,279 „(313 3.20660 I .11 i 31011 I .1266 -003
4Gout i nued )
0.4' .144.774
- :172
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Super:: i
Fs •
to ,
('pt 4,1 Tc• •
•••. I unto -, Cent inued. April 20, 1'04
-109r II 101111 ,0 IT RESOLVED that the County r tl ,••• of Its offices as
th... a ho . , : Fridays and that thr C• •,1!1 • ..•5 l•C, granted these
with pay ; . 441 of the act III 1 1101 d ay s, ,1 •4 :,•••• 1.1,0 are red
days in 4,0- • E of be -.ranted equal ti me of f I h pay a ; 5 nient to the
i ,:•1 e • , • , 1 t d
.01 I Cad 1 of the So 1 or ins Committee, 1 the u1otoit of the foregoing
t e,sn lu t t1
SALAILI ES COMM I TT] T:
Curti s H Hal I.,
Marv n M.
Wa.1..lace it ilIt•••,-
11,1111C1‘ Kepi-tart, , A
1111
33 A 4'44r14 -4
or Mertz .s
ly Hal I supported Icy Hudson the reso1kit i on be adopted.
A sufficient ma j o cityhoi up voted therefor the resolu•tion wcts adopted.
MI se
By M. .
[N t. • " • If • •••11••: T!' REP ORT FOR 1.064
T t. 1' :15 si 4 4 sots
. 6 4: •se • a 6,40 11 :
lazat i on respectful 1 y reports E-11 t. it has cs. 0 ; Ic examined
it roll s of the several_ tet.,--.44,1;•. 4o1 'it H4d,. the said
1 '1,1 . and have equal ized. the Icc, ing 4. 'dieting from
1 ,6opert5 n the several town all h • a 1 ••0 • such an
it wi D. produce relatively an equal and.ui.J • t. itt, or the taxable
a,:. cord I ng to the report as shown bel ow dlialt the sane with
I t be adopted by this Hoard as the County II:qua] izati on for I he year 191 -,4
$ 2,„!-11,100 $ 4,850,770
26,945,070 62, h7,121
85,741 ,625 .I 1-132 .12,5
6,70 9 ,403
1_6,01 7 ,1(•_) 31,30
40,6 57,435 85,1' '•'... 16; 3
2,1:19,775 3 , 971 ,03. 2
5,051 ,025 13,320,744
13, 0111 , 035
14,, h Id 25,076,193
4..1 8,106,05.5
10 , 24: '•-• 740 18 ,056„390
• : . 11) 19,070,857
3 • •10 „ 5:00 8,738,980 0 • I1 711
12 . 23,721,272
• 0,4
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50 677,762
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1,112.
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3, 744,4S7 7,732,543
.37,100 ,8 40 57,479 „I:318
, 5/•-!3 ..500 (4,401 , Sr_16 0. 056
50,10'1,1 435 U 4,573,125 4.
37,2 1.7 •. 1 '0 66,838 ,082 2 • ..- ;3" -
. 111 '435 22,759,2935 0.
, 790,356,408 34
0.' 75
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, Tiloy, T
(•-1)
rnt voti .1
Poch- rt Irovo
LS, .1.1,I1
iwA11
Act- of 1909, as amended,
:,:sii oilera to the Board of
detail ed. stotemitat, of
the proc eiiiiflC'5 of timi s
O53 Sn porvi stirs M auto .5; 11; 0111. I 11115, d . Apia 1 ilts„ 1 I ),04
1963
I a« ,.1 ;!!!!TALIZING EQUAL [ZING
CT Att rb' ' 1i 9 g • 1 :•: 1 . ; I: TAM !IP FACTOP • .... ..... . • . , _.......
I c • • t . ,.11 I I,1' ••19 L.`,...1
. . . ! .! !!!!•,, ! •'(•!,1 il .•!! - • !': i !.! 14
Plcai:ant Ridge 0 ,1, ;1; If'
if - , ! ,l, • •• I` .1 9— e J,i I , 2: :
! Pik 2C• -I! ,4 7 . I I 'I • 1 . 20 - ! '• ' •••• I
so oi 1. f i c Id 1.- . ' 1 1 . 7 " n • t." I • 570i
Soo!h Lyon I, , ! ; . - b• t 0 . ... ,-; .• c I .i•hil3502
Sylvan Lake 5 „ , • o.. i ,-.I! 2.1 ; i• ; • "•:- 2.06.1'5 1 !9
Troy 7' , - 1.1.5 i ' , .)•b• ! !! 1, , -: •i l : : .1 .2C: - ' - 0144-
wa I led Lake •-•- . ! It 1 .5 •4;5 " 370
kii X0111 , , -, , - n . • • •
TOTA1, 1:11 -1
TOTAL GOI.INTs!
, I TOE
C Fouts, Roy IF . Goodspeed
!!!I ohio t Harold 1. Romer
Moved by Geo:I ; f • .co-oct od by Ile I Chit 111 111(1 re p or !.
lii USSi on fol
AYES; Al lortot,
Cane Charteri s Cl;
Dint. sao, Burk
Ill, Falk:tip 1 , !
1 11 , Jackson, Kt:idled:.
<l\\ 01 McGartace ,
; ••• Osgood, ['at no P
iey Stephenson , To pa ,
NAYS: Hamlimm , Mi 11 er„
A suff ie. lent majority 09
• Campbell., joitios Carey, John Care)" s
,Itwan , Poliany, J. IC. Duncan. Win
„1, Heaccek, Hort on, Hudson,
ir • Levinson , Tinley „ Mainland,
, Ma-ore, OP -Donoghue,
vault, 1'"!•!!!!!onlin, Slovens,
11 13 ,1,1!!!r„ Yockey. (75)
the report was adopted.
Ai so . 4310
Ily Mr. Hall
IN RE: 19f! I .112 REIVOliT C;•
To the ea 13 ;tia ) ty 11otos' '•
Mr Chai raw!, ; • n ;pi!'
ViblEREAS Soc tsi on 2 1-
(31.5 .A. 9.125) requires the ;
Sive. rvi. sox s of accurato
aI I work too , ml,:ht of way
Fad •I''; •1 lam,
-bear Comm it t co on Roads and l'i•
Board of Oak 1 =Lmi con" r
and act as F.: r!. ••••!.. ! •
I.ORE B4 IT 117,II0i1:111 ;
••• ! 1 ...if 1•
t:
loinrd, cm I
stiI ic pc!l t, s a IF i3,!
1904, and
Secretary who
shall be pa ;
Law) of the
NC
1 • Ti
:3. 'Fliat, the a
Road Commi s LOtlois he ra1 gad a
Mr. Choi rman, on ha-h:- it ot
the, foregoing re so tut ion,
Poe cc! c‘c• 1- he 1:31th day of Apr i 1,
OF
t bo aTproveHi.
required l'• I ow.
OIL' Board a '; v
ve the adoption_ of
ROA PS AN i
I
I!: .1 •"!!•!,•:•• •!. , Jr.
ro port , and
a P. Ni oho s as
7'.. whose salary
IV (County Road
1- if , A , 9
Cii;t 1.1•.'"F El
I't-iI tat A11.11111• of the lioi I o.f c',oun ty .; • in . • , eo. ;-,-; !in the records of the
Board of Supe rv.i so rs ;• publ. ,ta TI I Pont si ae Pro
Moved by Hal 1 s 1 11; Imlitir Is the re sol lit ion 1.13
A n'-`11 /' I.' IA Ill Tom-it:I St VA 111r, VOted OW , the I c so I was adopt ed .
i r ye s et) t Aiwa ; I County Tuberculosis Sanatorium.
i sc. 4.3.I I
ily Mr. Lev nson
I N lItRE.NOVAT I ON
1,5 •5J Oak] J.JJ j
'Si', 1 ,
i. Alrit ' J.11! PLANS ANTI AUTHORIZATION FOR RIPS
l'7C.13.1 051S Sanat. 0 ri UM and
! tan fai ities, which
of the Board an! are
J C.:rent of Heal th
,J;j , fa cation and eligibility
Inc. for such ly
dictate 1he..1-
of this in •Ji
IF I
Eon 0 V at
IT I an
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;••••e of Cli- •
thi
•
Da.s;Ii i i e51 `m•
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ha:- pit al as well as
, and
;he Count y to proceed
510 ,000 , and
5. e :
„ '00
11C h ii va •
:• LILLI;-;P1 il
III I: '1iIIII I %.
idacrcn
with this ••
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t
rurd
in
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t • j D 01'1. n-;`, Ulla I Cho
for 1,1 (1.1 it
'Ihat it
author :•• J: :5 advert
this Pea:a:
a IN-re finat it r• i.ca t ons necessary
••J and ;I: c. a i J1 .• 5 • ; i ..mands Committee a be
s•uce j•• •i!; -.L.:5 .s as report back to
.1! !!„ii f,ii and Means and Is
• resolution. move OD"
;
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Noll e 0
• 011
F51
J Conti nue . A,n! i aas, 1Di:A
mov ir;,atOld t . •I SL.I.Ver0i nle
A sufficient majority haviog voted therefor. the met •
and placed on file.
NOW [e P
. That lite la I Jae: . s ; cat I tyr•,•
be n.pprs
, Harry . Us•yc ,, Associates, Inc.
is Commi tree a ,
7.0myt1T1TIE
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., C. HDah Iehany
is F. OH —.burg
I t. [10 15.C.11.1tun 1 ••• :
I`Ci, „ F' I • ; • 5 ! , 5 ii• ;trey, ,E,01-ng
e , ,, • ,•,.•i Pyt • W. ITnnca.n,•
•!„.. t ; , ; •• •• • ••:;. 1.;; •LiL I Heacock,
c;.•ft.., ; ; ' .c. J.: jr•e! , Levi nson,
•• •-m11 !m ,a,
f'n : „ i , Retiard
Not Icr, .!--.7teph on ;.•;on [app, Tayitor„ Ti.ley, Tinsman,
A sit 1-Licit-Jilt m,. j era ty having -voted therefor , the re t ion was adopt ed.
: OVAL OP PLANS AND AuTflow z AT ION TO PROCEED
„MI • .
1 fl . 'I PC ['Old OS is Sanatot um and
"I s) 'Ica I • • J5. I I j ; • • sDi• • - • • e t. • l• .!!'. l Ij . i• t on 01! these two facI tics , which
ha' 5'5I j et:1 H .• ! (lot siNA se• I al J.. , est s• .5-Jouri tt ees of the Beard and are
o.i..recissit JistVt.... 10p trti S,.k „ 0(4.)
655
- it ity has been further aggravated
! igait Depa rtment of !heal th
t s have authori zed and
• tasi s with the 'More imperative
1
Voll • Sr.
Li rri it
Ai 0 !•••:.... • '• , • :• I •• : • .1 1 ci De 1 03 Hard in as cilia I VII an for hi s
It Seems
HAMM ,
that rulacrs S5 mon could he
! at i on :i s de a I niod for the
e on f ited iiCi pre o i se ly
. WC ri
Cc'. • 1•: t • , •••• .ti• • • 0 •• • • ..•••• t: • 1. e o
few- ..1 • • : . • • ••5 so rap
tit
Supervisors Minutes Csefinuel. Acr.1
by tho
to ! ! tIsf
01 thts
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\O-IEP CAS
est mnated cost of
NO‘I• TH! Pin
Lao er
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Mr. Ch
1 he ;.....dopt, I on of t
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Day 1 Lev
John C. Ca rev,
Thomas 11 . O'D a. .
14,:rry W. Horton ,
•-ed p Ions and smeci1 cat i ens which indicate the
• di 0 plans and Spec ii eat i OILS prepared by the County
,ok ho completed by County work forces under the super-
DCC for th I s purpose he appropr in fed from
..rid iliti "di rnii,53 and Grounds Com:in t tees, I 111OVe
;ICS AND GROUNDS CO;,IMITTEE
•;•,.c.ock , chai rman
C. Al 1 c rt on, Jr C. thigh .Doh any
: Loy Donean, Duane Hursfall
W. fleGovern, Lou i s V. Oldenburg
by Levi hit tho Ic solution be adopted
r. Uric AYES: Alf orlon
Carey, Case, Charter s
Dune,an, -Durbin , Ech.fa
Hort o n : Hen-.sr, Hut''- loll
Linley,
tit tt he Ii, ore , 0 t
Rerncr, Rh I a tul t ,
Travis, Turner, Voll,
NAYS: None ( 0
t ,
FlIrt ,
prt,
, McGovern
Pal ,•a!
Sail -
(7b.
lames Carey, John
ate. Cowan, Donau, J.W. Duncan,
, !fall , Hamrin, He,acock,
trio. lessiter, Levinson.,
Michrina, Miller,
l•••r, Potthoff, Rehard,
I.:. Taylor, They, Tinsman,
A suf- f icient major 1 y ha vi rig voted there for, tn. on was. adopted
Moved by OsP-ood at Li Seete i F. in that the Sp. .• al County Buil ding Cowan ttoe be
abolished since the p irpese • •.• which i t -, .0; established has been accomplished ,
4 still ii joriity ltOVlllt o • •1 he.re toe, the moti On carried .
Moved by i:••ekey su1 i cirr1 by d that 11e Spec lal Water Committee he •iholl shed since
it -en is t ht the water cdi the iiuu ci pl i t the County can be adequat ely supplied
r• l• at by the City o f De trot t ci al-mu:hi coittra,,t !C Lae Oakland County Department of .Public Works.
A yitt Ii, tent major I_ ty ha.ving 'cot (id therefor, the mots on carried.
ent
Misc. I •i"?
By Ii:
IN RI,: PONT 1 AO
Chni
Press on
wet I_ done 10" ni.o..•
I son .-
he .Ocred into our
T S ike
•o. .!ives OM' Chaint:
BETA I! VI; T. ' 1 I.(
have received a. copy- of Edital -ial that appeaTed in The Pontiac
re rd of Sop': rv I sots and our very co•pable Cha rman for a job
Ii 1.3.1-:e to move that tlt.i a edi tori at
rd a copy he sent to th.o editor.
it be cast and a standing ovation
1 4 96 --- •
at (Ina te ' • • • 01 :•1 tsvc boon in capable
ail I i• ' " • ": • "I 1 (20 r : • • • •- t he i r e:srmuta-
,,, , . : • . • ti : County s a whole .
ha s coil • , I .1 „ hy. lot the-, :-.
Iii it audic2c, the a, •,- r ; are coiraiaiit13
, . taridly as Oahlao! ',IA- 1 , Aur proportions.
6.56
Supervisors Minutes Continued. April 28, 1964
In the not too distant future, Oakland Gountyts population will. pass the million mark.
Sntly wo are more than three-quarts of thu way there now. This moans our county here in
Michigan has more popuhtion than a half dozen whole states.
Delos Hamlin is to he conatulated warmly on the fine leadership he has shown. A shrewd,
conservative administration has suci:essively mot and f,ced new problems as they arose and solved
them promptly and efficaciously. Obviously ti.... to have been a. few- controversial matters, butt in
these cases the leaders have never indicated any dispoition to thrust things down their compatriots
throats or play the parts of dictators.
County home rule is probably just over the inmiediate horizon, despite its setback in the
le,.iliture and we can enter that new phase of government with the satisfaction and knowledge of
a ••ood job well done under the old plan which sufficed for a small community but which is rather
,t6liquated in the light of today's developments here,
We have warm pi aiso for Mr. Hwnlin and the balance of his fine board."
The resolution was unanimously adopted.
Moved Hy Dohany supported by Horton the Hoard adjourn subject to the call of the Chair.
A sufficient majority having voted therefor, the motion carried.
v; R. Calhoun Delos Hamlin
Cicih Chairman