2001 - Saginaw County

Board of Commissioners April 24, 2001
J. Graham, Chair; C. Smith, Vice Chair
none submitted
V. Miscellaneous
VI. Adjournment
---Basil moved, supported by Foxx to adjourn.
time being 5:21 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Kaye M. Schultz, Coordinator
James M. Graham, Committee Chair
Motion carried;
REPORTS OF REGULAR COMMITTEES
FROM: COMMITTEE ON COUNTY SERVICES -- 1.1 APRIL 24, 2001
Your committee has considered communication 4-24-4 from James A.
Koski, Public Works Commissioner asking to initiate the City of
Frankenmuth Sewer Improvement project.
We met with Mr. Koski who informed us the project consists of
rehabilitation of the Main Street sewer, repairs on Franklin
Street, cleaning of the river crossing, and purchase of a
generator and mechanical bar rake. The approximate cost of the
project is $1.2 million. The bond obligation would be paid by the
City of Frankenmuth.
Under the proper order of business, the appropriate resolution
will be submitted to accomplish same.
Respectfully submitted,
COMMITTEE ON COUNTY SERVICES
Todd M. Hare, Chair
Raymond F. Bartels, Vice-Chair
Kenneth B. Horn
Michael P. O'Hare
Carl E. Ruth
Robert L. Fish
By Commissioner Bartels: That the Report of the Committee be
received and the recommendations contained therein be adopted.
Approved.
FROM: COMMITTEE ON COUNTY SERVICES -- 1.2 APRIL 24, 2001
We herewith submit the report of the real and personal property by
class. The Saginaw County Department of Equalization has, in
accordance with the constitutional and statutory provisions,
examined the assessment rolls of the various townships and cities
in the County of Saginaw, as required, and have determined that
the real and personal property valuations as set opposite the
several townships and cities represent the County Equalized
Valuations for the year 2001. We met with Patrick B. McCall,
Deputy Equalization Director who informed us the total equalized
value of the County has increased by some $305,363,771 to
$4,676,385,585 for an increase of 6.99 %.
Taxable value is certified the fourth Monday in June and therefore
is not a part of this report. However, a conservative estimate of
this value would be an increase of $230,000,000 over the 2000
Taxable Value.
Commercial and Industrial Facilities Taxable Values for 2001 total
$267,745,870. The captured valuations of the various TIFA, LDFA,
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