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October 5, 1960
Meeting called to order by Chairman Delos
Invocation given by Homer Case, Bloomfield Township Supervisor.
Roll called.
PRESENT: Allerton, Alward, Bachert, Beecher, Brewer, Case, Charteris, Cheyz, Clarksen, Daviea.
Dewan, Duncan, Durbin, Edward, Edwards, Forbes, Fouts, Frid, Gabler, Geralda, Grisdale, Hagstrem, Hall,
Hamlin, Horton, Hudson, Huhn, Hursfall, Ingraham, Johnston, Jones, Kephart, Knowles, Lahti, Laurie,
Lessiter, Levinson, Linleya Mainland, Mastin, McAvoy, Melchert, Menzies, Mel.aa , Miller, Mitchell,
Nelson, O'Donoahue,Oldenburg, Olson, Patnales, Peasley, Peterson, Potteia. Paris, Remer, Rhinevauit,
Rowston, Rusher, Sanford, Schiffer, Samson, Slavens, H. Smith, W. Suit r . adberg, Strong, Tapp, Terry,
They, Tinsman, Turner, Valentine, Vold, F. Webber, Wilcox, Wilmot, a'aaaa. (7a)
ABSENT; Brickner, Bryant, Carey, (aahen, Dohany, Kenneev, Macdonald. (7)
Quorum Present
The Clerk read the request for this meeting which was filed with him on September 23, 1900.
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 MIZTING
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 Beard 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 be held on Wednesday, the 5th day of October, 1966 at 9:30 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 second- meeting of the September Session of the Oakland County Board of Supervisors.
The previous meeting was adjourned to October 5, 190(.
Signed: John D. Murphy-
Dated: September 23, 1966 Oakland County Clerk-Register of Deeds
PROOF OF MAILING
10 10
STATE OF MICHIGAN) SS COUNTY OF OAKLAND)
John D. Murphy, being first
of Deeds of Oakland County and Clerk
true copy of the foregoing notice on
enclosing the same in an envelope
member at his last known address and
on September 23, 1900.
duly worn, deposes and says that he is the County Clerk and Register
of the Board of Supervisors for Oakland County, and that he served a
each member of the Board of Supervisors of Oakland County, Michigan
properly sealed, sufficiently stamped, and plainly addressed to such
depositing the same in the United States mail at Pontiac, Michigan
Subscribed and sworn to before me thi
Signed: Julia Maddock, Notary Public,
Signed: John D. Murphy
Oakland County Clerk-Register of Deeds
s 23rd day of September 1966
Oakland County, Michigan. My commission expires October 26, 1905.
Clerk- read appointment of Birmingham City Supervisor Rolland F. Webber (replaes Luther Heaeock).
and Southfield City Supervisor Alexander C. Perinoff (replaces C.Hugh Pohany). (Placed on file.)
The Chairman appointed Elbert M. Wilmot as Chairman of the County Coordinating Coning and
Planning Committee to replace Roy F. Goodspeed. There were no objections; the appointment was approved.
The Chairman appointed the following persons as members of the Special Legislative Liaison Ad
Hoc Committee: Carl F. Ingraham, Chairman, Willis Ma Brewer, Delos Hamlin, David Levinacn, W. L. Mainland,
Daniel T. Murphy, Robert P. Allen. There were no objections; the appointments were approved.
Clerk presented a petition to alter and change the boundaries of the Village of Holly.
(Referred to Boundaries of Cities and Villages Committee.)
Clerk read letter from State Treasurer Allison Green regarding Public Act 334 of 1906, setting
of County Officials salaries and allowable per diem days for Board of Supervisors Regular and Committee
meetings. (Placed on file.)
Clerk read letter from Maurice J. Croteau, Chairman pro tern of the Social Welfare Board,
appointing Douglas H. Hoard Director of the Department of Social Welfare. (Placed on file.)
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Supervisors Minutes Continued. October 5, 1966
Misc. 4021
By Mr. Guisdale
IN RE: AUDITOR GENERAL COMMITTEE REPORT
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors
Ladies and Gentlemen:
Your Auditor General Committee respectfully reports that it has examined the list. of 1905
and prior years tax rejections by the County Treasurer, that were approved by the Auditor General,
as of June 30, 1.900, which is being reported to this Board for reassessment according to schedule
as shown below and recommend that such taxes as constitute a valid assessment on the description
on which they were returned, be reassessed to the year 1966.
We further recommend the said taxes that do not constitute a valid assessment. on the
description 6ii. y/]ii:. they were returned, be charged at large to the respective Township, City or
Village.
REASSESS TO PROPERTY
Co.Sp.Ed.
Com.Coll- Township School City Village Drain Total
$ 51.55 $ 62.21 $172.42 $.2S 6 .1 8
$ 51.55 $ 62.21 $172.42 $2S6. 1ST
, REASSESS AT LARGE
TO
Avon 3.59 1.5S 12.73 17.00
Commerce (Wolverine Lk,) 10.43 S.24 00.39 .44 85,50
Farmington 275.52 815.41 1,222.92 52.59 2,309,44
Highland 4S.03 12.89 141.25 202.17
HollY .55, .5s
Milford 18.58 3.90 03.55 .,.0..03
Orion 4.28 1.24 14.10 10.68
Springfield 20.50 84.24 104.8,0
Waterford 1.09 24.22 0.76 32-69
West Bloomfield 14.96 3.79 53.33
CITIES:
Hazel Park 3.32 11.74 7.52 22.5'S
Keego Harbor 11.91 43.11 96.98 152.00
Madison Heights 43.01 43.01
Pontiac 09.78 232.23 150.12 452.13
Southfield 12.65 .90 13.55
VILLAGES:
Lake Orion 4.10 4.10
Novi 1.04 1.04
Wolverine Lake 14.78 14.78
TOTAL AT LARGE $401.65 $771.27 $1,946.43 $310.28 $19.92 $54.51„ $3,094.00
GRAND TOTAL $543,20 $fl43,48 $2,11-.-7 $310,98 $19.92 $54.51 $3,980.24
Mr. chairman, I move the adop:.on of this reTort.
AUDITOR GENERAL COMMITTEE: .
Earle G. Grisdale, Chairman
John A. Dcwan, Edward. L. Kennedy, J. Rusher
Moved by Ordsdale supported by Dewan the report, be adopted.
A sufficient majority having voted therefor, the report was adopted.
Moved by [-fun sfall supported by Miller the minutes of the previous meeting be approved
as printed.
A sufficient majority having voted therefor, the motion carried.
Moved by Potter supported by Valentine that Misc. Resolution #4600, 1900 Drain and Lake
Level Assessment Report, be taken from the table.
A sufficient majority having voted therefor, the motion carried.
TOWNSHIPS:
Royal Oak
TOTAL TO PROPERTY
Moved by Potter supported by Valentine the resolution (/4600) be adopted.
A sufficient majority having voted therefor, the resolution was adopted.
Moved by Potter supported by Patnales that Resolution #4001, Rubbish and Garbage Disposal
Facility, presented at the September 19, 1966 meeting, be adopted.
Mr. Charteris recommended a negative veto on the resolution:
Discussion followed.
Supervisors Minutes Ccntinued, October 5, 1966 1032
Vote on Resolution #4001:
AYES: Beecher, Brewer, Cheyz, Clarkson, Davies, Dewan, Duncan, Edward, Edwards, Fouts,
Gabler, Geralds, Grisdalc, Horton, Huhn, Johston, Kephart, Laurie, Lessi ter, Linley, Mast in, Mitchell
DEInales, Peasley, Porter, Romer, Rhieevault, Rowston, Rusher, Slavers, H. Smith, W. Smith,
T.irry, Tinsman, Val.:-e• VoU, iq'ilcox, Woods. (40)
NAYS: Allerton, Bach ,..rt, Case, Ciasteris, Durbin, Forbes, Frid, Hagstrom, Hall, Hamlin,
11-1son, Hursfall, Ingraham, Jones, Knowles, Lahti, Levinson, Mainland, McAvoy, Melchert, Menzies,
Miller, O' Donoghue, Oldenburg, Olson, Perinoff, Peterson, Powers, Sanford, Schiffer, Simson,
Str,-rig, Tapp, Tiley, Turner, F. Webber, R. Webber, Wilmot. (39)
A sufficient. majority having voted therefor, the resolution was adopted.
Misc. 4022
By Mr. Levinson
1N RE: DEBT LEVY
To the Oakland County Hoard of Supervisors
Mr. Chairman, Ladies and Gentlemen:
WHEREAS t '..-ounty of Oakland has a contractual obligation to pay the Oakland County Building
Authority an annual r ,.nt, and
TE;EA:.; Si] be issued by the Oakland County Building Authority' in anticipation of such
contractual ,!!,•ht
County of Oakland has been assessed at large for certain drains, and
\OlLEAS bonds have been issued by various drainage districts in anticipation of such
S ssessments, and .
WULREAS Section 0, Article IX of the Michigan Constitution of 1903 authorizes the County to
spread ii 11° for assessments and contractual payments as set forth above, and
ipth:F.HAS your Ways and Means Committee recommends that the County spread mill age for such
assessments and contractual paymonts as set forth above,
NOAv THEREFORE BE IT (0561 "D that the Board of Supervisors of Oall;!ed County, pursuant to
Section 0, Article IX of the Mieligan Constitution of 1963, directs that m:ils be spread for
debt levy for contractual obligation payment to the Oakland County Building Authority,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that .020 mills be spread for debt levy- driain assessments,
Mr. Chairman, on behalf of the Ways and Means Committee, I move the adoption of the foregoing
resolution,
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE.
David Levinson, Chairman
Hugh G. Allerton, Jr., Frank J. Voll„ Sr,
Thomas H. O'Donogbue, Willis M, Brewer
Harry W. Horton
Moved by Levinson supported by Brewer the resolution he adopted.
Discussion followed.
AYES: All-vton, Bachert, Re.i ,-her, Brewer, Case, Charter s, Cheyz, Clarkson, Davies, howan,
Duncan., Durbin, Edwards, forb louts, Enid, Gabler, Gerald s, Grisdalo, Ragstrem, Hall,
Hamli ,•, Horton, Hulson, Huhn, Rursfall, Johnston, Jones, Kephart, Knowles, Lahti, Laurie, Lessiter,
Levinson, Linley, Mastin, McAvoy, Melehort, Menzies, Mercer, Miller, Mitchell, Nelson,
otp..,L;3•.•, Oldenburg, Olson, Patnales, Poasley, Perinoff, Peterson, Potter, Powers, Romer, Rhinevault,
RUSher, Sanford, Schiffer, Samson, Slavens, R. Smith, Solberg, Strong, Tapp, terry, TiLey,
1 iti.iran, Turner, Valentine, Voll, F. Webber, R. Webber, Wilcox, Wilmot, Woods. (77)
NAYS: None. (0)
A sufficient majority having voted therefor, the resolution was adopted.
Mr. Hall presented the Salaries portion of the 1967 Budget.
\loved by Hall supported by Kr.u1,:s the report be accepted as the official. recommendation
from the P.,rsonnel Policies ..7.0littc.o acid he Board of Auditors, for consideration as part of the
total Lud:,..it ii ir sit',m;tted by tie Ways and Means Committee.
A sufficient majority- having voted therefor, the motion carried.
Misc. 4623
By Mr. Levinson
IN RE: BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING JANUARY 1.„ 1907 TO DECEMBER 31, 1.907
To the Oakland County Board of Supervisors
Mr. Chairman, Ladies and Gentlemen:
Your Ways and Means Committee herewith presents to the Oakland Pour'' Board of Supervisors.
the r000rtaiended budget for the operation of the County for the fiscal ye...ir bemninm January 1, 1.967
and ending December 31, 1967, in the amount of $18,802,827, Included in this amount is the sum of
Si-.,;30,383 to cover the recommendations of the Personnel Policies Committee for. 1967,
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Si.ipervisors Minutes Continued. October 5, 1.906
Inasmuch as a separate resolution has been presented to this Board for meeting the County
obligations in re: the East Wing to the Oakland County Building Authority and for the payment of
certain drain commitments, no financial provision has been made for these in the budget.
Financial provision has been ine,,roorated in these recommendations to cover the past year's
budget deficit as of January 1, 1900 in 11.e .,..lotirtt of $395,595.
As has been necessary in the pa-( seeral years we have once again, in order to balance
the budget and meet vital minimum needs, been forced to delete any allocation of miscellaneous non-
tax revenues for the County- Building Fund.
The Budget as reconmiended includes a $200,000 estimated savings for 1907 through the
proposed merger of the State and County Welfare function as approved by Board of Supervisors action
September 19, 1960.
Only an unprecedented raise of approximately 10% this year in the equalized tax base,
together with a 104 gain in the allocated millage rate of the County has allowed your Committee
and the Auditors to meet the growing minimum needs of the County for 1907. We reiterate the fact
that growth of financial demands for County - services appear to be outstripping the growth of tax
and revenue bases which serve to finance these operations.
The attention of the Supervisors is directed to the following major factors considered
by the Committee in their review of the Budget.
1. Additional funds to carry out the 1967 salary recommendations have been necessary in
order for the County to continue to attract and keep qualified personnel in our various County
Departments.
2. The Budgets of the Welfare Functions are predicated upon sayings expected through
proper State implementation of Title 1.9 of the Federal Medicare Act. Less than optimum implementation
of Title 19 as well as potential rate or case load increase, could cause serious complications in
this area.
I. It has been necessary to provide increased funds for the operation of two additional.
Circuit Courts, one additional Probate Court, their respective staffs and for the additional costs
in other affected areas due to these additions. In addition to the two Circuit Judges imposed be
the Legislature despite the objections of the Board and Oakland Circuit Bench, it has been necessary
to provide an additional Circuit Judge to fill. the vacancy caused by the death of Judge Dondero.
The added Probate Court Judge has been deemed necessary by the Board due to increasing loads in the
Probate Court.
• Receipts have been projected on optimum levels anticipating all possible sources of revenue
and normal growth factors where so indicated by experience. However, in the light of 1905 Budget
experience, every attempt has likewise been made to keep receipt estimates within realistic limits.
In line with the policy of recent years and the tightness of the 1.967 Contingent Fund,
your Committee again recommends that although. no 1966 year end balances are anticipated that in the
event there should be such balances, these be added to the Contingent Fund.
Ti' the best of our judgment. your Committee believes that the recommendations herein
present a properly balanced budget and one which provides for the best operation of the various
County programs within the limits of funds available to us.
Mr. Chairman, I move the adoption of the above report, inclhding the Salaries report, as
recommended by the Personnel Policies Committee and the Hoard of Auditors, and approval. of the 1907
Budget as submitted.
WAYS AND MEANS COMM ITT FE
David Levinson, Chairman
Hugh G. Allerton, Jr., Willis M. Brewer
Harry- W. Horton, Thomas H. O'Donoghue
Frank J. Volt, Sr. •
SALARY PORTION OF 1967 FINAL BUDGET
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors
Your Board of Auditors and the Personnel Policies Comnittee recommend that $8,530,35d to
cover the cost of salaries for budgeted positions be placed in the Final. 1907 Bud:: t. This figure,
which has been forwarded to the Ways and Means Committee for inclusion in that C.:-r -ttee's overall
budget recommendation, is made up of the following items: $8,250,455 for 1154 positions which have
been previously approved; $255,575 for 35 new p.:s 4 tions and $15,050 for emergency salaries.
The County's annual salary survey that the County's salaries and fringe benefits
have fallen far behind those of most major emTloyers with whom it compotes for employees. This
salaries recommendation contains a number of major changes which are imperative if the County is
to attract and retain qualified employees.
These changes which are described in detail later in this report include: Salary adjustments
or at least $400 per year; the full payment of Employee and Family Hospitalization Insurance Premiums;
overtime pay at the rate of time and a half; increased Annual Leave time; increased night shift .
differential pay and half pay for all unused accumulated Sick Leave on retirement.
The salary adjustments alone account for $049,220 (71-%) of the total salaries budget and
give an average raise of $542. The funds for the change in hospitalization insurance payment
($122,000) are included in the non-departmental appropriations portion of the budget.
On the following pages you will find a summary sheet showing the distribution of the total
salaries amount to the various departmental budgets and explanations of the various portions of the
salaries budget. The positions budgeted for each department, their classification and both the
present and recommended salary ranges are shown on the colored pages of the budget dociment.
Descriptions of requested new positions and the need for emergency salaries are shown on the left.
Supervisors Minutes Gon !r, October 5, 1900 1034
hand page of each department's section of the E.,t document.
with the exception of the salary rates recommended for elected and appointed of f i ci al s,
whieh are solely the responsibility of the Personnci Policies Committee, this report is the joint
ri-,:.‘rA,:ndation of that Committee and th 1;oard of Auditors and was arrived at after holding lengthy
iiearings on the personally conveyed r5,--, 1-v of all interested department heads and officials.
Mr. Chairman, I move the a. , ei,i. :,i-.., of this report, as the official recommendation from
the Personnel Policies Comi.itige and the -ioard of Auditors, for consideration as part of the total
budget recommendation submitt 1. by th,: Wy ..s and Means Committee.
PERSONNEL POLICT••:., C.1MITTEE. BOA1T OF AUDITORS
Curtis H. Hall, Chairman Dgnr ,•1 T. gurphy, Chairman
Marvin M. Alward, W ,.11 ace B. Hudson 3 ,..19-kt E. Lilly, Vice Chairman
Clarence A. Durbin, William L. Mairland
A. Taylor Menzies, Vi rgi 1 C. Fro' -, -
(JOINT ICCOMC.NDATION-PET t 1n1'! ' .1 :01.1GIES COMMITTEE AND BOARD OF At
To AI
Salr:es Reserve Fund Dei•:tmental
Depart IlL'i , I i. . 1,1,1.,?ets . •
.. Total Apri ...Tr ! at i01)5
:,•i;, For Ncil ; ;mergency Salaries and Salaries
Department IN viecsly ALI ,, .1 Po.- i i oi.:• Sal ard e s Reserve fund Reserve Fund
eur
Board of Auditors '5.3 • ..p. , ,s ) 1 .-1,450 19,450 037,8 34
Citcuit Court 34 ..7 1-1 ,7f( - 64,400 64,400 340,100
Circuit Court-Probatien 1.5 100 ,98 1.06,T-i-
Civil Defense 4 20,043 20.043
Clerk-Regi ster of Deeds 40 276,849 3 15,000 2,400 17,400 294,24'
C ; ,ELtension '-.. i• ice 4 24,307 -450 4 50 24,757
Co! , :atior Coon el 7 77,090 77,690
.of Public Works 24 J::,000 (A) 1.000 1,000 25,000
Dog Warden 9 (4,009 04,009
Drain Commi ssiene r 20 :ji,1„,3 201,2.23
Equalization 10 1 -7 ,7j2 2 13,350 13,350 1 71,092
Friend of the Court 44 '...s !,'-i42 281,742
Health Department 171 1,:322,059 2 70,050 10.050 1,332,709
Lands f Grounds Mm, 9 15,642 (B) 1 5,04 2
Maintenance Adm. 5 49,054 49,1354
Oakland Ce.Sanator inn 101 9t5 2, 005 4 20,100 20.100 1,00 2,705
Planning Commission 1 3 11,68.8 11 -
Probate Court 20 ii 4 39,4'2.5 2,000 11,4 25 1...0',1 ;U
Probate-Juvenile r55 200. ,03 3 .:1 . Q:.:.'. 21,025 6::7 ,°20
Probate-Camp Oakland 27 ] ,,... 8:i1 1 .,'.flo 3,000 5,900 1_55,721
Pre1a -e-Chi1drens Vill. 100 -CO, 4' 5 3 .10,i,5 0,000 24,025 734, :''l 0
ng Attorney 33 :s9,1 00 2 14,075 14,075 303,1 75
Sfe :•: 1. 120 :1 10 2 13,-'0 13,350 810,740
S,.L .10,01 .-Relief .Adm. 74 .,-60, ,b 400,336
Sm. r .-fti,rritl i ttee Y.1.-rk $ :3,900 23,960
L. ; -• .h,'A:. E.13. harm , 5 .3•,.3 t9 2,000 2,000 20,549
0 1,200 1.,200 33,540
c•r• .-=, 221 ,390
_ _ • . ,.1,1:,-, 25
I . 4,1 8 4,170 V.., ,0i -, liffairs H) 1 , i5 I
38$2' '.,-.t 5 1 3,050 273,925 '.1',. 'y ,
ions is $221, _, 1-, . It is estimated that the Dcparlmcnt
(B) It is anticipated that this Department will receive an additional. $3,000 toward the salary .
the Director from the Parks and Recreation Commi ssion.
TOTAL SALARIES BUDGET $R,530
SALARY ADJUSTMENTS
The County's annual. salary and fringe benefits snrv0 -.- this year covered seven Michigr
coluities, eight out-of-state counties, four hospitals in 6;11 County, eight school districts in
Oakland County, fifteen cities, the State of Michigan, L mg •iu. (1:ginty manufacturing concern and
three public heal th istrrcts in In total, the •at ;.is of 120 di fferent. County classi-
fications were im i udoi: in the sur ' de: in most oases, Oakland County's salaries ranked in the
lower 2511i: of the rnr,-:es , s:fications. The findings of the survey confirmed what
our turnover, recruiting difficult j.6 arf3 informal investigations had previously led us to believe.
The County had fallen behind its cu,mpecition in both salaries and fringe benefits.
For the past several years, the supply of professionally and technically trained employees
has been so short that most recruitment has been limited to hiring those with training but no ,:i.pe-10nce.
instead of luring experienced help from others, the County has been losing its experienced per ......... to
other employers at an alarming rate.
Since the first of the year, the shc vtal5 of qualified help has extended into the County's
least skilled classifications. The quality of p•I''.-1 available at the County's rates has fallen
to the point where large numbers of applicants (./1 1 .•u available) must be screened before a usable person
can be found.
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j the Comity' s '3 •' 1. 4 0. ; ion plan to make
Pc County ras,, r " ' r.) r•'' r r.1.rri pri Vat ,, ;31)1 Crrs; , :his a rea ,
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14,5202 9S 2
$ 3,762,023
6, 321, 526
830,383
W3,6, 9,3 2
_1.50,000
$1 c
13:1
P ,o1••••••
Pr ob ••
i:a'1h at 40.000
T (:1.TRRENT BUIri•E11
S14,851 ,q.09
.81 1.'J)2
In. e
Supervisors Minutes Continued. October 5, 196.
SUMMARY PROPOSED
Non-Departmental ApprrorL.:-..-
Departments and Institut]. ,ting Budgets
Salaries Budget
Total Current Budget.
Less : Personnel Turnover Ad justment s
Budget Deficit January 1
Total Budget and Deficit
Estimated Receipts
Tax Levy ( 5.40 mill s
valuation of $2,1 21
Re-,7enue
e equalized
NON-DEP ART.`••:7! ',II AL A., :. • kOPR1 Pa IONS
AlLbu(ance $ I. 000 0 , ' : n • • ,; • • it: .1. : s t r a t I on 11 , 0O0
Api au y I n spe.,- t ; on :i • •• i f . I •':.• !.it it.nd 400,000
Ill it h s and Deaths : . i • k • . „ .. 2,000
Hui ld i nf, fund E • t. •Ii, . 0 " !!.: .i.,:,n,lic ity
Capital Outlay . ..;.0. .:4) ,..- •••,., k ,.1.0 • 't :•`. ends 40,000
Care of 1.,'.. si:.al ly 111 •••• ., ',•0 3, '300
Commun it , 11,?.nta I. Health 1..q..0t0J) 1 2, 225
State i . : .. 1 : I: lit I 0 ri:--; (1,1!.,..,,I) mar ,A i .:1,... Fci: 1 rcoment 14,000
Temp. • :'ai. .,• Mental C...•'••• - ( , ,- 1.•••••:; ) l' ,•• ; :.:- ' L , 1 lonee.r F•l• Historical Soc. 1 -..........,.._...... Comren sat ...-)n Insurmnce 70,6.-0 J ... i. • t., ' .-1 y Parcel Numbering System 100,000
Coht .1.•. i ,n•• Cases • .0,.L.,0 ; f ' I ,. • . : . : , 1 ,r1I1 i ng Commi s si 0 n 20, 700
COI I is It .,1,_, , i E, • • .:, n t •,11. 11-ain Del ici ency Levy
Cei •n ,.•rs Functions -•;_•.5 c:--- 0 •-•,.-• •...','.•• ,,orvat.ion 300
Corn.: Bra ins .. •• ,, : '51 -;,.•:c.uri ty 344,000
n; v Drain ,':,:••1di. er s Burial 00,000
• ,- reek Drain 4 : 30 S....1diers Belie f
.isi-a.,.; n :7 , _ Southeastern Mich . T ouri st As see at on 2,000
Superv ' ••••:rs Inter-County Comm i ttee 1.1 , 000
Tax -Al L. •n•• ati en 3,750
E Li Dias ,.. T , b , ...:•:-,' .--0ut side 37,500
in., N. .' .j Drain T :-...;1::Th . i i !: i ty Tax Rolls 0,000
:. i th :.1 old Road Drain 11,514 7 :•)•:•,;•.:•••••• , ) ',• n ity T re asure r s Rends 10,000
T)••••c 1 , .; .),•,f-n Drain Asse ssment Tr;:n n ...f..: 3' ± i • : and Use Study 1 0 , .1-; 2
10o ..,i.•, :. : Ii' '. ; : - .. . , .:', :: :' Lcl s "c., Roads
r.!n . i , .. u t:..., ••••.: • e 5 ,0..,...1 1,, t . :. ., . , c. •• •• -.,•i. ,Actv 21 .000
;;af et3r ttee
•
Assessment s
47q
670 , 5
63,,,,450
( '• 21 )
,Oci,
475)
1,0.5,690
PI •
Larr.j .t ration
Lano ," Ground.
ation
i rcuit Court
C roil I Court Probation
01 vil 1).• fens,'
stel'
Service
••ra-•, ,... •
rtment c I• Works
DoK, warden
11i din ,:;01711111
Equal) :at on • :dc, tit
Friend of the ,
Health Depar .:.-m, 1, • ,
Oakland County :•••iiatorium 1,3r • ,445,
Planning Pe.partioc:it 148 ,788
•.ile Division
lf are 3,247,10
Rel f (1,500,000)
on (1,200,000)
c.iiity 1
z ration ( 547,1S(-)
-10
•• 140,349
Tj.•n • . 50 , 390
T 24],20
Tv7. • .3 . -ator i um
92,270
r. Sick. Leave
Moved by Levinson supported by Kill.Ler the 1967 Br .:t including the Salaries Report as
recommended by the Personnel Policies Committee and the Boa ot Auditors, Oct adopted.
0,
•.i t o all
e By—Laws of thi
Cunty of 0 ,1 !
•ibur“
s piaci , r
Or budget have been
The GtaLflOcc.
No pere,.i
adopted,
I ;I nt their per
h tho au
1.1,4
.01
,OL
7(..)
1,770,17
• • 41
•v7.17
The a.„ , , :1 fol
• c‘isors Miriue i. , 196fe, 103-,
1966 Equalized
Valuation
$ 46,374,140
111,910,069
29,422,428
37,544,700
30,444,980
99,490,650
49,814,680
28,021,790
4,366,074
19,166,728
86,436,084
4,454,736
113,655,750
8,611,557
13,835,325
O47 .416
5,729
119,997,',85
,877,360
1,070,76
the adoption
$ 9,304,357.62
100.00000% $14,520,982.00
of the above resolution.
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
David Levinson, Chairman
Hugh G. Allerton, Jr., Willis M. Brewer
Harry W. Horton, Thomas H. O'Donoghue
Frank J. Volt, Sr.
1966 i';:oualized
"1' are
1.72454%
4,16189
1.09415
1.39620
1.13217
3.69982
1.85249
1.C4206
0.244
3.1435
0.16566
4.22658
0.32024
0.51450
14.91398
8.42105
9.43935
0.25849
0.21565
4.46241
0.36731
s. 47
1966 General 1900 Debt
Tax Levy Tax Levy
$ 250,420.36 $ 5,016.71
604,346.77 12,112.88
158,881,11 3,184.52
202,741.38 4,063.93
1(4,402.69 3,294.27
537,249.51 10,768.27
266,999.27 5,391.77
151,317.67 3,032.3
23,567.60 473.03
103,500.33 2,073.77
466,754.65 9,3'5.00
24,055.57 1-2.01
613,741.05 12,360.4)
46,502.41 931.58
74,710.76 1,497.04
2,165,656.05 43,404.40
1,222,819.52 24,507.42
1,370,686.60 27,471.05
37,535.26 752.31
31,314.22 627.88
647,985.88 12,986.8 2
53,337.74 1,06H,:o
143,810.82
$187,68.-1
$291,030.0i)
1.039
Sunervisors Minutes Continued. October 5, 1966
Cities
Berkley
Birmingham
Bloomfield Hills
Clawson
Farmington
Ferndale
Hazel Park
Huntington Woods
Keego Harbor
Lathrup Village
Madison Heights
Northville
Oak Park
Orchard Lake
Pleasant Ridge
Pontiac
1 ,-yal Oak
uth Lyon
'an Lake
Walled Lake
Wixom
TOTAL CITIES
TOTAL COUNTY
Mr. Chairman, T move
Moved by 'Levinson supported by Edward the resolution be adopted.
A sufficient majority having voted therefor, the resolution was adopted.
'ti 1 625
Oldenburg i
IN RE; LOCAL TAXES COMMITTEE '!•iiTORT
To the Honorable Board of SLpe -,isors
Mr. Chairman, Ladies and CeiYiemen:
Your Committee e- Lr:cal. Taxes has examined reports from the vrions townships and cities
ng taxes to be spread hi ,en th County tax roll, and has checked thes- riTorts with the (iertincnt.
Ii.(Sec.37 General Propert vr : Law), has caused corrections to be wire necessary and now
..‘ii -Les that such reports 6.:'e correct and in order.
Your Committee has tabulated the total amount of taxes to be spread on the tax rolls, which
til -ilation is attached hereto and made a part hereof.
Your Committee has prepared tax warrants showing the amounts authorized to be spread, which
warrants are submitted herewith, and which are the basis for the tabulation above mentioned, and it
is recommended that your Honc-able Body authorize the Clerk to sign these warrants.
Current drain-at-1 - tones are municipal. (township and city) charges and in townships
(i3iei-e no millage was allocate, Lc.,y must he paid from contingent (general) funds. If millage was
al ocated and inclusion of drain-at-large items would cause the levy to exceed the allocated rate,
.1.read must stay within its allocaoi -3t:•, and the excess be paid from the contingent (general)
Your Committee offer the following resolution:
1. BE TT RESOLVETii tat this Board adopt this report of the Committee on Local Taxes with
recommendations there]: colitained as a part of the permanent records of the Board;
2. BE TT FURTHER RES-IVED that the Clerk be authorized and directed to sign the several.
uarrants on which the attached tabulation was based, thereby authorizing and directing the
assessing officers to levy the amounts set forth therein for 1966.
Mr. Chairman, on behalf of the Committee whose signatures appear below, I move the adoption
le foregoing resolution.
1,c-a1 Taxes Committee Report appears
COMMITTEE ON LOCAL TAXES
Louis F. Oldenburg, Chairman
E. R. Davies, James E. Kephart, Jr.
John Lessiter, Ray R. Linley
on pages 1040 and 1041)
The Chairman announc .iii that Public Hearing would is held at this time in accordance with
at law, for anyone to 061v• 1.;) .i•ad of taxes if Ole: had objections. There were no
ohii•ctious to the report and tir 61aira. declared the Public Hearing closed.
96e 1040
16,350,243
23,533,590
6,078,719
12,490,775
67,872,560
9,787,130
123,061,633
75,378,780
26,457,122
46,374,140
111,916,069
29,422,428
37,544,700
30,444,980
99,490,650
49,814,680
28,021,790
4,368,074
19,166,728
9,355.06
482.01
12,300.49
931.58
1,497.04
43,404.46
24,507.42
27,471.05
752.31
1,06.65
19.33
195.00
335.43
200.00
1,239.96
451.03
824.92
6,963.06
20,567.50
7,999.01
2,924.26
55.13
1,083.50
5,243.13
577.43
71,906.50
1,009.76
210.92
10,593.25
9,690.74
134,694.41
3,910,212.30
2,207,868.58
2,464,329.05
67,772.00
1
134,
268,
98,
.18,985.80
241,687.26
139,887.15
196,517.70
52,135.40
109,294.25
593,884.90
83,445.00
1,074,502.61
114,514.63
358,073.96
307,262.31
673,784.67
179,811.65
527,116.50
510,257.83
299,184.04
505,227.37
247,884.53
444,200.97
106,902.05
342,139.47
1,728,543.13
202,707.79
2,901,226.78
629,412.82
228,378.11
452,147.86
979,265.60
247,395.13
366,060.82
260,304.58
970,033.83
485,693.12
273,212.45
36,473.42
186,875.60
7,005.49
1,092.02
4,791.69
21,609.02
28,413.93
2,152.89
Supervisors Minutes jn9ed. 0c+81'9.8
Sc7i0
DRAINS TO
PROPERTY OPERATING 1 -,EASE DEBT
. (1) .1€2
86,436,084
4,454,736
Oak Park 113,655,750
Orchard Lake
Village 8,611,557
Pleasant
Ridge 13,835,325
Pontiac 401,047,416
Royal Oak 226,448,059
Southfield 253,830,851
South Lyon 6,950,974
Sylvan Lake 5,798,929
Troy 119,997,385
Walled Lake 9,877,360
Wixom 26,631,633
TOTAL $2,689,070,738
33
3,C38.52
88,291.31 1,770.17
127,081.39 2,547.41
32,825.08 657.47
67,450.19 1,351.61
366,511.82 7,346.33
52,850.50 1,059.30
664,532.82 13,318.17
407,045.41 8,157.50
142,868.46 2,863.96
250,420.36 5,018.71
604,346.77 12,112.88
198,881.11 3,184.52
202,741.38 4,063.93
164,402.89 3,294.27
517,.249.51 10,768.27
268 11.27 5,391.77
151,317.67
23,587.60
103,500.33 2,073.77
466,754.85
24,055.57
613,741.05
46,502.41
74,710.76
2,165,656.05
1,222,819.52
1,370,686.60
37,535.26
31,314.22 627.88
647,985.88 12,986.82
53,337.74 1,068.26
143 810.82 2 882.90
$14,520,982.00 $291,030.00
$ 99,897.98 $ 1,286.12
1,834,088.55 19,840.38
4,419,982.97 46,719.20
173,974.11 2,035.89
778,136.97 9,576.57
2,812,571.18 27,006.62
1,342.72
3,727.78
3,825.41
7,954.36
2,430.44
8 524. 47
5,557.71
3,202.37
7,019.15
4,087.56
5,883.40
1,049.41
3,122.69
16,968.14
2,446.78
30,765.41
1,815,588.75 18,844.70
614,276.74 6,614.28
1,028,071.72 11,593.53
2,853,859.76 27,979.02
697,019.09 7,355.61
638,259.90 9,386.17
791,569.48 7,611.25
2,260,548.41 24,872.66
1,098,413.70 12,453.67
586,714.96
117,937.99
379,175.58
842,751.82 2,047,505.95
39,780.79 114,798.55
6,810.47 1,108,143.56 3,195,761.34
227,751.19
318,212.49 3,458.83
5,416,150.60 100,261.85
4,064,486.89 56,612.01
5,442,381.90 63,457.71
121,642.04 1,737.75
48,421.06 92,311.83 1,449.73
2,313.28 1,128,440.06 2,707,263.05 28,771.24
82,475.95 197,547.20 2,469.34
2.00 222,909.42 531,674.76 6,657.91
$165,950.84 $24,784,801.67 $56,928,413.31 $668,024.83
Oxford
Pontiac
Rose
Royal Oak.
Southfield
Springfield
Waterford
West Bloom-
field
White Lake
CITIES
Berkley
Birmingham
Bloomfield
Hills
Clawson
Farmington
Ferndale
Hazel Park
Huntington
Woods
Kocgo Harbor
Lathrup
Village
Madison
Heights
Northville
3,032.38
473.03
$ 53,210.45
690,539.85
1,560,421.35
76 ,578 .47
321,058.61
97
OPERATING
(8 )
$ 7,951.20
104,757.19
308,346.73
10,275.15
52,662.07
129,631.80
5,470.52
14,911.13
15,360.20
41,999.07
30,495.10
25,501.24
115,1.62.19
32,007.33
17,821.76
31,770.34
6,078.72
12,490.77
67,872.56
123,061.63
105,530.29
26,457.12
CHAPTERS 20 AND
21 DRAINS
VOTED
INCREASE DEBT
19) (10)
990,447.07
76,61 2.57
270,066.25
14,911.13
7,690.10
31,617.47
1,275.14
12,750.62
28,076.61
28,612.93
47,067.18
190.43
1,219.00
319,960.25
75,378.78
$ 1,500.00
83,505.96
47,852.85
9,915.26
368.67
4,129.84
2,596.65
52,169.82
440.00
97,756.00
538.30
46,180.85
26,383.34
286.18
1,258.48
257,660.07 4,073.53
1,923.67
$3,383,861.12 $1,903,390.96 $72,239.32 $373,339.54 $266.16
149,251.44 3,263.61
1,871.17
515.08
1,074.77
209,990.67
66,653.39
2,1.69.47
7,066.26
10.40
20,752.09
293,667.63
656,699.37
541,130.59
2,484.54
246.77
39,954.23
3,616.77
1 041
Supervisors Minutes Continued. October 5, 1966
MUNI
ASSESSING
DISTRICT'
TOWNSHIPS
Addi son
Avon
Bloomfield
Brandon
Commerce
Farmington
Grovel and
Highland
Holly
Independence
Lyon
Milford
Novi
Oakland
Orion
Oxford
Pontiac
Rose
Royal Oak •
Southfield
Springfield
Waterford.
West Bloomfield
White Lake
CITIES
Berkley
Birmingham
Bloomfield Hills
Clawson
Farmington
Ferndale
Hazel Park
Huntington Woods
Keego Harbor
Lathrup Village
fladison Heights
'"thy ifle
!‘als Pcrk
Orchard Lake
Vii lage
Pleasant Ridge
Pontiac
Royal Oak
South field
South Lyon
Sylvan Lake
Troy
Walled Lake
Wixom
TOTAL
REASSESSED MAXIMUM
SPECIAL TO RATES
ASSESSMENTS PROPERTY ALLOCATED
(11) (12) (13)
15.50 $
15.47
15.15
16.41
15.53
15.65
16.15
15.15
15.15
15.15
15.15
16.53
16.15
15.32
15.29
15.15
15.50
15.15
15.15
15.15
15.15
15.15
15.15
15.15
15.15
14.15
14.15
15.15
13.05
15.15
15.15
15.15
13.75
15.15
15.15
14.33
15.15
13.75
15.15
15.15
15.15
15.15
15.15
13.75
15.20
13.75
15.15
TOTAL
ALL
TAXES
(14)
210,493.94
3,171,052.63
8,404,404.60
319,697.79
1,490,122.25
4,763,909.56
201,804.39
631,244.55
555,048.99
1,203,176.42
336,364.96
878,710.76
918,072.23
511,894.22
968,689.27
531,147.00
907,573.64
200,288.13
635,329.55
2,783,335.21
342,509.37
5,174,373.44
3,093,324.65
1,042,026.17
1,907,766.24
4,462,359.46
1,114,350.54
1,221,642.10
1,227,162.47
4,016,716.32
1,678,017.79
1,095,189.83
180,141.49
676,416.96
3,369,235.18
179,116.92
5,226,904.44
349,244.57
557,020--
- 11,932,010.7-
8,283,541.27
9,922,764.41
229,439.36
174,124.72
4,529,6-4.00
907,937.81
$103,092,319.77
Moved. by Oldenburg supported by Linley the report be adopted.
Discussion followed.
A sufficient majority having voted therefor, the report was adopted.
Discussion followed relative to Misc. Resolution #4622 (Debt Levy).
Supervisors Minutes Continued. October 5, 1900 1042
Moved by Linley supported by Melchert that the tax warrants, Misc. Resolution #4624 and
Misc. Resolution #4625 be corrected to show the exgc.T amount of money. to be raised by the .108 sill
A sufficient majority having voted thereti, the motion carried.
The following corrections were made in Misc. Resolution #4624 (County General Fund Tax) and
Misc. Resolution #4625 (Local Taxes Committee Report):
Misc. Resolution #4624 County General Tax Misc. Resolution #4625 Local Taxes Committee Report
1960 Del De-bit (3) Total Al] Taxes (14)
$ 605.65 $ 210,491.8 8,
8,5 :i.) 3,171,034.83
20,1 20„1'2,1 8,404,362.77
"U.72 319,695.9 5
4,137.07 1,490,113.1 9
11,006.8•0 4,7e3,
590.81
1,610.40
1,601.00 555,045.83
3,436.28 1,203,169.8,5
1,090.52 336,362.42
2„386.57 878,705.32
2,754.13 91 8 ,006.28
1,477.1H 511,- 90.91
1,7t5d:.2
2,541.02 1107,:,67.85
656.50 200,287.16
1,349.00 635,320.94
7,330.23 2,78:3,319.11
1,057,01 142,507.0-
]3.290,r 5,174,345.02
F..140.90 3,093,308.0'3
2,857.36 1,042,019.57
$
.10 5 3 008.40
12,0S,.0.03
.3,177.3 3477.02
4,0' ,- 2
0 3,.c 05
10,71; .99 10,714,99
5,370.9E, 5,379.9S
.1,020.3 5. 3,020.35
471.75 471.75
2,070.00 2,070.00
0,335.09 9,335.09
451.11 41-1 .11
12,274.2 l2,274.2
930.04 930,04
1,494.21 1,494.21
43,313.12 43,313.32
24,450.30 24,46.39
27,413.7.3 27,413.73
750.70 750.70
026.2 626
12,959.71 12,959.71
1,060.75 1,0b6,75
8 76 21 2,70.21
$1E+7,27.05 TOTAL $290,419.42
$290,419.42
TOWNSHIPS
Addison
Avon
Bloomfield
Brandon
Coffmerce
Farmington
Grovel and
Highland
Holly
Independence
Lyon.
Milford
Novi
Oakland
Ori on
Oxford
Pontiac
Rose
Royal Oak
Southfield
Springfield
Waterford
West Bloomfield.
White Lake
TOTAL TOWNSHIPS
CITIES
Berkley
Birmingham
Bloomfield Hills
Clawson
Farmington
Ferndale
Hazel Park
Huntington Woods
Keego Harbor
Lathrup Village
Madison Heights
Northville
Oak Park
Orchard Lake Vill age
Pleasant Ridge
Ponti ac
Royal Oak
Southfield
South Lyon
Sylvan Lake
Troy
Walled Lake
Wixom
TOTAL CITIES
TOTAL COUNTY
1 3 (10.40
,(
.3,4 !).
2,380.57
2,754.13
1,477.18
3,032.27
1,705 d7,2
2,5,41.62
650.50
1,349.00
7,330.. :
13 3 .90
'r5,1
1,007,775.03
4 3 482,333.51
1,114,343.04
1,2n,032.90
1,227,176.25
4,016,693.04
1,5 -,No.o0
40.21
3,413.19
3 3 .3,,9,2715.21
179,113).02
5,226,87.77
349,243.03
557,017.99
11,931,919.44
253,400.24
9,922,707.09
229,437.75
174,123.12
4,529,65(3.89
330,96.9,E;
907,931.12
$103,091,709.19
e County to g4idntain j ts own
oo;--;C flirt. m
study Nhoitil ida,1 •••
MO Lie with nk • . •C all
WHET. :Health
exceed the pre .-•-:J•• or pro c ,
he op i ta I a;
at i ng a County No rg.uo would not
being conducted by the local
to clarify
1-
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on a cent ract basis or owned
and opc .
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To th.•
Mr . Cha
• :LAND CO Y '•fi
siidd
wh ich t ,
system oJ
M. .
c and roview
.1.. • sl at o 0
This
r teed,
!ITq-idat.i on
gieans for r,
and ..be
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Wha.lev,
to the 11,:o.I
more elf c:
provision of
104.3
Suporvi rs Minute s Cont. October
Misc. 4020
I3y Mr. Miller
N RE; COUNTY MORGUE- FE.A
To the Oakland County •i so rs
Mr. Ch a rman , Ladi e s ard
Wii.RLIiS Gernard M. , y h Di rector, reports the need for a County
MorLZIIC ft H a; Rd with C 11 -tiiire pat 1 , H. : ,
, `,5 the County ••• has $25„ 000 for post mort om examinat ens for the
f i no months ot an. cI ,)st. t. a for 1°C7 may reach $70,000 for the se
a, aiid
a It • , has ii. •c. .0 . matter and cloems that a f eat- bi Id ty
of , ors recommend that
a study he .•• - 6 i : , ! • • ; ;.:1- •!(' • C :. • taf t and e qui pment
and that th • t 1 ,• • •-•, • ft• ; El: r C:,:.1,1 ,•• • i...:,iturittoes and
t he Boaid 51 0. it.. cs for .,,i)lemont , •;,-„•
. 1.1 adjice ,on la-hal t o tl ,: kd lth , I move the ad ptini the foregoing
re solut ion.
HEALTH COMMITTEE
C-s ri I E r , a titian
T .Durie an , (7" 5 : ..• • •
Earl 13. Rh ine vat, '
.Moved by Miller supported by Hit afal the re clot ion be
purb in , huane Hurs fal 1
. A, , Thomas C, T.
A suf fie c at joriI hav ing votel there for, the i solut i a was adopted .
of a patholo,71-i
ONS-1 q00
-a of his staff,
p71. cn department
, •• •:.•;.- • • ••.•.:•• and of ler ing
ement .• , r a , nmetal
aihi info mitat ,guidance and ci stance in
th Department (Mr. Flo‘krar.:
.c invaluable assi stance
:ts ;Ind provd ding for a
ti 1 -1 be g„siven to the
1. '•••n ti
shot- i f s e f • , t a-im
ehie.f s and fun: E al. 0: rei t. ors t
as si st ance . A cont. lig pro ••. r am
directors, pathel and
coroners oases j: 11:ide ava
2. Al 1 ,)r •; re : • ,
st arc i nv ."- ay .-11 h
invest ion all ; •i'
wore wi fIt pol • and f it• •
was all 0 t e thia elf i It
olegi st s and follow- tip i rive ;:••
COM.'
ho i • ill'
rOne I.:.•
ass" ST. .
.i.e to I
r. al tit
•• ao:
su: •
S • •.
.roport.'.• sr t I up by
with tt, I ••
fat n ..11 the • 'refer
ts '--s" t Hc,orva.,,-.,‘s and path-
cms have rev! owed and rev". sai
s pre p.-'•red and LA to all agene t e a
rfl police officers,
• t funct ions under the
ded wi th personal instruction and
Supervisors Minutes Continued. October 5, 1966 1044
4. Arranged for training for laa enforcement and deputy coroners and held two sessions.
Dr. Edward Zowadski, Wayne County Madiea. .a.aminer, and Dr. Robert Hendrix, University of Michigan
Pathology Department, addressed these eeasions. Plans have been made for quarterly training . classes.
Cooperation of law enforcement, hospital pathologists and deputy coroners has been sought and obtained.
5. Reviewed the Michigan Laws applying to the office of coroner; the laws governing medical
examiners and the laws applying to county health officers assigned the duties of coroner. Worked with
development of legislation and assisted where possible in the passage.
6. Maintains contact with other local, state and national agencies in matters relating to
coroners programs. Addresses local conmmnity groups, schools, etc. to explain coroners functions.
7. The Health Department has been represented at meetings relating to coroners duties and
disaster preparations. Total Cases Coroners Fees Autopsies Cost_ of Autopsies
First Morgue 1- , r.:- k First Total Total Budget
Yeaa Year S Mos. Charaes,etc. Yea; - La.a. .'ar P '•-- Cost Budget Deficit.
l'a•• 1,509 1,014 $12,970.72 152 8i 1,1,.._ 1, -.7 7'. $28,245.72 $22,000. S 0,245.72
In0'- 1,513 9S2 15,035.80 250 164 21,-32. 16:1i2. 39,967.80 27,500. 12,467.0
Paa 1,645* 1,097 1S,762.36* 4S30%' 300 4,000.* 2.3,350.11-' 00,762.30 40,000, 26,702.30
Hatimates
i0.o00 Committed (Bills not yet aubmi1ed for total number done)
auf areakdown of Coroners Cases
Natural Cau'es P.00
62
Hom1eH,y 13
Accidents 222
Total 1,097
(All of the above figures are based on the first eight months ending 8/31/60)
The report was received and placed on file.
It' Or. iaraetaels
IN RI: La;ANCL CUMi LAKE TO BOLLYSI.Elal. LaaE
To the 0a1.1and County Board of Super' stirs
Mr. Chairman, Ladies and Gentlemen:
WHEREAS the Board of Supervisors received a request to change the name of Green Lake lying
in Seetion 17 of Holly Township to Hollyshire Lake, from Harding Mott, Jr., who is the owner of the
entire lands surrounding the lake and the lake itself, and
WHEal: the Board of Supervisora, at its meeting of September 19, 1966, referred this matter
to the Misc.:. Ltanaaa -, Committee, and
WtialaAS your Contmuttee has learned that there are five other Green Lakes in Oakland County
and is of tt opinion that to alleviate confusion the name of Green Lake in Section 17 of Holly
Township should be changed to Hollyshire Lake;
Na•; THEREFORE hi. IT RESOLVED that the name of Green Lake lying in Section 17 of Holly-
Township be aid the same is hareby changed to Hollyshire Lake; and the County Clerk forward a
certified co!a of this n to the EXecutive Secretary for Domestic Names, Board on Geographic
Niams, Department of intaa-ior, Washington 25, D. C.
Mr. Chairman, on behalf of the Miscellaneous Committee, I move the adoption of the foregoing
resolution.
MISCELLA COMMITTEE
Hugh abarteris, Chairman
John B. Hu'in, Philip P. Peterson
E. V. Mercer, Claude H. Tapp
J by Charteris supported. by Laurie the resolution be adopted.
A sufficient majority having voted therefor, the resolution was adopted.
Misc. 4629
fir. Levinson
IN RE: PERMANENT MEMORIAL FOR JOHN A. MACDONALD
To the Oakland County Board of Superaisors
Mr. Chairman, Ladies and Gentlemen:
WHEREAS your Committee, consisting of Mr. Brewer, Mr. Horton and myself, was appointed to
suggest a suitable memorial to John A. Macdonald, and
WIUMEAS john A. Macdonald was one of the leaders in establishing the COUPtV Service Center
concept, and
WHEREAS your Committee, after considerable deliberation, recommends to this Board that a
suitable memorial. for John A. Macdonald would be the naming of the proposed new addition to the Court
house the John A. Macdonald East Wing, with a suitable bronze medallion placed therein, and
WHEREAS your Committee recommends that each member of this Board voluntarily contribute a
minimum of one day's per diem to such memorial, and
WHEREAS your Committee anticipates that there will be additional funds over and above the
cost of :L;! medallion, which funds we recommend be used to establish a scholarship in the name ef
John Miie .aniald at Oakland University to be under the supervision of the Chancellor, presently
Purwar,', ia Vaaner, with the recommendation that preference be given to students of government, and
stablish the f,shn A. Macdonald
of such Fur,d ]., rhs. that ontri-
but e to such
1-.1.ce disbursements from such Fund
r',TTmit tee ;
d new Iiti on to the Court
]-hecelh.,
%]1, • .•al sch olar-
,.,•Wrn,d , to be known.
Nr.$!
buttons wri ]
Prd
ass the Job e A, It
Mr. a
re. solution .
ed by I•to nzres the resolution be adopted.
t I
-tg r,ot
•i t i s • e an
A suff:i
C
re solution was adopted
pi oh bit di stri but ion of id it i c al
County office,
011 C arc red .
mti on to the By-Laws Committee .
s lent majority havirq. ,• • :',, the inotsi on carried .
1045
]'-o,perv isors Minutes Conti ,-wed. October 5, I 9rre]
. rttee believes that the County Ire a su re r should be treasurer of the
MINORIAT] "Ms
n son ••:an
M. 'Brewer, Ty W.
• f the Chair ,
s Itaml in .
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