2001 - Saginaw County

Board of Commissioners May 22, 2001
The Sheriff Department is among the finalists for funding
consideration. If awarded, the grant will provide up to $45,000
over two years, and will be used for the purchase of hi-tech
hardware and software systems necessary for the forensic
analyzation of computers and information used as the mechanism for
sexual exploitation of children. Also, up to 10% of the funds may
also be used to support investigative overtime associated with
computerized investigations. There are no matching dollars
required.
It is the recommendation of your committee that the County accept
the grant, if awarded, for the Satellite Task Force; further, that
the proper County officials be authorized and directed to amend
the Budget and execute the necessary documents on behalf of the
County subject to review by the Controller as to substance and
Counsel as to legal form.
Respectfully submitted,
COMMITTEE ON COURTS & PUBLIC SAFETY
Richard F. Mallette, Chair
Patrick A. Wurtzel, Vice-Chair
Jeanine A. Collison
Eddie F. Foxx
James M. Graham
Robert L. Fish
APPROPRIATIONS AUTHORIZATION: It is the recommendation of your
committee to concur with the above.
James M. Graham, Chair
Connie D. Smith, Vice Chair
By Commissioner Mallette: That the Report of the Committee be
received and the recommendations contained therein be adopted.
Approved.
FROM: COMMITTEE ON COUNTY SERVICES -- 2.1 MAY 22, 2001
Your committee has considered a Petition to Alter Boundaries of
Chesaning Village (comm. 4-24-11) from Mark Mahlberg, Attorney for
said Village asking to annex certain lands from the Township of
Chesaning to the Village of Chesaning; along with the Legal Notice
announcing the Public Hearing for this day's session, and
appropriate Determination and Order.
We met with Mr. Mahlberg and Ms. Marlene Schultz, Acting Manager
of the Village who informed us that earlier this year the Board of
Commissioners approved a Brownfield Redevelopment Plan for
Tuscarora, Inc. The Plan referenced that the new Tuscarora
facility would be located on both Village and Township property.
The Village has since acquired title to the 4.4 parcel of land in
question, which it intends to convey to Tuscarora, Inc. This would
allow the entire Tuscarora development to be within the Village.
Chesaning Township is in agreement with the proposed annexation.
According to the provisions of MSA 5.1470 as amended, before the
Petition may be presented to the Board of Commissioners a Notice
shall be given by the Village Clerk by publication in a newspaper
published in said Village at least three weeks immediately
preceding the presentation of the Petition to the Board. This has
been done. The Village of Chesaning is taking care of all costs
associated with the proposed annexation.