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6C * (R.W.G-5C) The Observer/ MONDAY. MAY 31, 1993 The Observer/ MONDAY, MAY 31,1993
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There is no
better time to own
your own backyard.
And the house that goes with it If you've been
thinking about moving from your current residence
to the house of your dreams or from an apartment to
a starter home, this is the time to do it
The selection Is excellent (just check today's
classified section).
Those low interest rates are still available
There are many financing options
Purchasing a home has always been a wise
decision, but current market conditions make rt even
more attractrve
In addition to that low interest rate, which means
you'll get more for your money, you II find that
mortgage lenders are offering a wide variety of
financing options
Thirty-year fixed mortgages are still available as
well as many other financing alternatives
First-time buyers are encouraged to purchase
now through financing packages that allow small
down payments
After all. purchasing a home is one of the very
best ways to build a solid financial foundation
T H I S M E S S A G E B R O U G H T T O YOU B Y
(Observer ^Eccentric
C L A S S I F I E D A D V E R T I S I N G
A home not only provides you with warmth
and comfon. it also serves as a secure
investment
Equity m your home may be used as
collateral, providing you with additional financial
security
An you can not only deduct the interest you
pay on your mortgage, you can also deduct your
property taxes
So why not go shopping for a shady back
yard and the wonderful house that goes with it 9
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Hiding places: The century-old home offers Conor and
Rory Margraf places to hide.
How can a multiple car family
minimize insurance costs? No problem.
Auto-Owners gives families with or more cars a reduced
insurance rate. That makes their exceptional auto coverage
and claims service even more attractive.
So if you're a multiple car family trying to minimi?e insurance
costs—call your "no problem" Auto-Owners agent and lind
out how this discount can be "no problem" for you.
America's Deck Builder
Home from page 5C
tral Middle School) in 1881. The
houM wu a copy of another Main
Street home built in 1879 by H. L.
Bennett.
In 1896, Allen married Kate
Penniman and moved into her
home (the present rectory of Our
Lady of Good Counsel Church).
The Main Street house was then
occupied by Allen's brother, David,
until his death in the 1920s,
after which it stood vacant until it
was purchased in 1926 by the Alfred
Smith family.
In 1949, the Allen home and
two neighboring houses were purchased
by the school district to
make way for an addition to the
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CITY OF PLYMOUTH
, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Take noUce that the City Commission of the City of Plymouth has hereby scheduled
a public hearing to be held on Monday, June 14, IMS at 7:00 ,M. in the
Commission Chambers at City Hall, 201 S Main Street, for tbe purpose of:
Consideration of an ordinance to amend the Development Plan and Tax Increment
Financing Plan of the City of Plymouth Downtown Development Authority,
for the purpose of amending the section regarding public facilities in the
Downtown Development Authority District, and incorporating the Streetacape
Plan and the recommendations of the Hyett-Palma Study
The Downtown Development District boundaries, which are not proposed to be
changed, are as follows
. . . . . BOUNDARY OF CITY OF PLYMOUTH
DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
AUTHORITY DISTRICT
Take further notice that the City of Plymouth Downtown Development Authority
Development Plan snd Tax Increment Financing Plan, including maps, proposed
amendments, sod doiumonla proposed to be incorporated by refer ance
therein, are available for public impaction st the City Clerk's office from:
• 30 A M to 5 M P M Monday thru Friday beginning Tesaday. May It,
1993
LINDA J LANGME8SER
atyi
TO THE ELECTORS OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT:
high school. Robert JollifFee
bought the house and moved it to
its present site on Adams Street,
where he converted it to apart
menu.
House moved
In its new location, the Allen
house was rental property for
about 30 years, passing through
different owners, and falling into
disrepair. In 1986, it was bought
by old house enthusiasts David
and Kate Solomon, who painstSk-
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NOW ACCEPTING SPRING
& SUMMER CONSIGNMENTS
Please Take Notice that tbe annual election of the school district will be held
on Monday. June 14.1993
THE POLLS OF ELECTION WILL OPEN AT 7 O'CLOCK IN THE MORN-
ING AND CLOSE AT 8 O'CLOCK IN THE EVENING.
At the annual school election there will be elected one (1) member to the
board of education of the district for a full term of four (4) years ending in 1997
THE FOLLOWING PERSONS HAVE BEEN NOMINATED TO FILL SUCH
VACANCYOES):
Steve Kllljaacxyk
William My en
against all property in Plymouth-Can ton Community Schools. Wayne
and Washtenaw Counties. Michigan, be increased by 17.74 mills ($17 74
on each |1,000.00) oo state equalized valuation for a period of 2 years.
1993 and 1994, to provide additional funds for operating purposes (this
being a renewal of 17 74 mills for operating purposes which expired
with the 1992 tax levy)?
n MILLAGE PROPOSITION
Shall the limitation oo the amount of taxes which may be assessed
against all property in Plymouth-Canton Community Schools, Wayne
and Washtenaw Counties, Michigan, be increased by 4 mills (M 00 on
each $1,000.00) oo state equalized valuation for a period of 2 years,
1993 and 1994. to provide additional funds for operating purposes''
ON JUNE 2, 1993, THE ELECTORS OF THE STATE OF MICHIGAN
WILL BE VOTING ON AN AMENDMENT TO THE MICHIGAN CONSTI-
TUTION OF 19*3 WHICH WILL MATERIALLY CHANGE THE METHOD
OF FINANCING SCHOOLS. IF THIS AMENDMENT IS APPROVED. IT
WILL NOT BE NECESSARY FOR THE ELECTORS OF THIS SCHOOL
DISTRICT TO VOTE ON PROPOSITIONS I AND • ABOVE. IF THE
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT IS APPROVED BY THE ELECTORS.
PROPOSITIONS I AND • SET FORTH ABOVE WILL NOT BE SUBMIT-
TED AT THE ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION. HOWEVER IT WILL, IN
THAT EVENT, BE NECESSARY TO REQUEST APPROVAL OF THE
ELECTORS OF ADDITIONAL OPERATING MILLAGE FOR THE
SCHOOL DISTRICTS 1993 OPERATING TAX LEVY AND PROPOS1
TION "A" SET FORTH BELOW WILL THEN BE PRESENTED TO THE
ELECTORS OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT AT THE JUNE 14. 1993 ANNU-
AL SCHOOL ELECTION.
ALTERNATE BALLOT PROPOSITION
(TO BE VOTED UPON IF PROPOSITION "A" IS APPROVED BY THE
ELECTORS OF THE STATE OF MICHIGAN ON JUNE 2, 1993)
ingiy restored it to its original
splendor.
The foyer shows off a serpen-.
tine wooden staircase leading to a
second floor landing. The large
front parlor now serves as the living
room. Margraf has added an
oak fireplace to one wall, and is
painting a fireplace screen.
Upstairs, the 10-foot ceilingB
easily accommodate the yellow
pine, canopy bed of the master
bedroom, with room to spare for a
ceiling fan. Above the windows
TREE AND LAWN BEAUTY
AMERICAS
ORIGINAL TREE AND
GROUNDS CARE
COMPANY
Now Scheduling Treatments
on White Birch
and
Crab .Apple Trees
ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION
NOTICE OF ANNUAL ELECTION OF THE ELECTORS OF
PLYMOUTH-CANTON COMMUNITY SCHOOLS
WAYNE AND WASHTENAW COUNTIES, MICHIGAN
TO BE HELD JUNE 14, 1993
This 4-mill operating millage request. If approved, together with the 19 26 -
mills authorized for levy in 1993, pursuant to the amendment to the Michigan
Constitution of 19*3 approved by the electors of the State of Michigan
on June 2, 1993, and pursuant to implementing legislation, shall be authorized
operating millage for four (4) years, 1993 to 1994, inclusive
PROPOSITION A
OPERATING MILLAGE PROPOSITION ABOVE MAXIMUM
AUTHORIZED BY CONSTITUTION AND IMPLEMENTING LEGISLA-
TION
Shall tbe limitation on the amount of taxes which may be assessed
against all property in Plymouth-Canton Community Schools. Wayne
and Washtenaw Counties. Michigan, be increased by 4 mills ($4 00 on
each $1.000 00) oo state equalised valuation for a period of 4 years.
1993 to 1994. inclusive, to provide additional funds for operating per
P 0 ** 1
PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that the Regular Biennial Election of
Schoolcraft Community College. Michigan, will be held at the same Ume and at
the same voting places as the ammal school election on Monday. June 14. 1993.
and will be conducted by the same school officials for those electors of the
community college district residing In this school district.
At the Regular Biennial Election there will be elected two (2) members for
the office of Community College District Trustee for full terms ot six («) years
ending June M. 1999. and one (1) member for the office of Community College
District Trustees for an unexpired term of four (4) years ending June $0. 1997
THE FOLLOWING PERSONS HAVE BEEN NOMINATED TO FILL SUCH
VACANCIES:
SCHOOLCRAFT COMMUNITY COLLEGE
SDS YEAR TERMS
John J Wafeah
Patricia L Watson
SCHOOLCRAFT COMMUNITY COLLEGE
POUR YEAR TERM
Richard J. DeVrtea
ID-
THE VOTING PLACETS) ARE AS FOLLOWS
•NO 1
Voting Place Central WMt SchooL The first precinct of all of City
Precinct No l and aO af City Pmdnet No »
PUCMCTNat
Voting Place Calif are Biuiill' SehaaL The second precinct constats of all
of Canton Township Precinct No 1. all of Canton TowunMp Precinct
No 14. all of Canton TwnsnM|i Precinct No 11, all of Ca»
ton Township Precinct Ne U. and all of Canton Township Precinct
No 21
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are hand-painted arches of flowers
and ivy, done by Kate Solomon.
Margraf has carried on this
theme with ivy-covered shades,
ivy-filled sconces, and stems of
ivy, used as curtain tie-becks.
The bathroom has lots of white
tile, windows on two sides, recessed
soffit lighting.
"So many people have lived
here and influenced the house,"
Margraf said. "We think of ourselves
as the latest occupant*.
The bottom line is, it's home."
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8100 Rhonda
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PRECINCT NO. 3
Voting Place lsbester Elemeatary School. The third precinct consists of all of
City Precinct No. 4 and all of Plymouth Township Precinct No 5.
and all of Plymouth Township Precinct No 14.
PRECINCT NO. 4
Voting Place Starkweather Elemeatary School The fourth precinct consists of
all of City Precinct No. 1 and all of City Precinct No 2
PRECINCT NO 5
Voting Place: Allen Elementary School. Tbe fifth precinct consists of all of
Plymouth Township Precinct No. 3, all of Plymouth Township
Precinct No. 4, and all of Plymouth Township Precinct No 9.
PRECINCT NO. 4
Voting Place: West Middle School- The sixth precinct consists of all of Plymouth
Township Precinct No. 12. all of Plymouth Township Precinct
No 15, and all territory of the school district located in
Salem Township.
PRECINCT NO. 7
Voting Place Farraad Elemeatary School. Tbe seventh precinct consists of all
; ?RH3NCT N:
Voting Place Pic gel Elementary School. Tbe
of aD of
No 6. and all of Plymouth Township Precinct No. 10
PRECINCT NO. 9
Voting Place: Miller Elementary SchooL Tbe ninth precinct consists of all of
Canton Township Precinct No. 4 and all of Canton Township Precinct
No. 13.
PRECINCT NO. 19
Voting Place Haisiag Elementary School. The tenth precinct consists of all of
Canton Township Precinct No. 7, all of Can too Township Precinct
No. 12. and all of Canton Township Precinct No. 24
PRECINCT NO. 11
Voting Place: Ericfcssoa Elemeatary School. n»e eleventh precinct consists of
all of Canton Township Precinct No. 9, and all of Canton Township
Precinct No. 14.
PRECINCT NO. 12
Voting Place Field Elementary SchooL The twelfth precinct consists of all of
Canton Township Precinct No. 5 and all of Canton Township Precinct
No. 18.
PRECINCT NO. 13
Voting Place Canton High SchooL The thirteenth precinct consists of all of
Canton Township Precinct No. I, all of Canton Township Precinct
No. 11, all of Canton Township Precinct No. 14, all of Canton
Township Precinct No. 17, all of Canton Township Precinct No
19. and all territory of tbe school district located in Superior
Township
PRECINCT NO. 14
Voting Place: Bird Elementary SchooL The fourteenth precinct consists of all
of Plymouth Township Precinct No. 7 and all of Plymouth Township
Precinct No. 11.
PRECINCT NO. 15
Voting Place: Pioneer Middle SchooL The fifteenth precinct consists of all of
Plymouth Township Precinct No. 4. all of Plymouth Township
Precinct No 13, and all of Plymouth Township Precinct No. 14.
All school electors who are registered with the city or township clerk of the
city or township in which they reside are eligible to vote at this election
STATEMENT AS REQUIRED BY ACT 274 OF PUBLIC ACTS OF 1944
Amending the Piupeitj Tax Limitation Act
L RAYMOND J. WOJTOWK2. County Treasurer of Wayne County, Mkhlgaa.
do certify that aa of April 29. 1993, the total of all voted Increases in exeess of
tbe Constitutional fifteen mill tax rate limitation and the years such Increases
are effective are as follows affecting the ta Table property ot Lecal Unit:
Lacal IMi
Comtyof Wtyoe
Wtftt Canty Reponai
EdseaOoaal Seme* Agesry
1 «yae Caasty Jail
Caattn Tounrtap
NortkriQe TOVMUIP
PtrnosthCaoun
Ciiiwimfj Sckooh
Date Apnl 2J 1M1
Dak of Qertiaa VstMbercaa a TonhsueDf
A«K 7. IIM 1 mill 1M3 tfers 1(M lsch
A*aBlll7« 1 mill 1*3 ladefmteb
Nov t. 1M 1 mill iHJ bdefiaueb
A«ssMM( I 1M tfers 1997 lsch
Naae
tost
Now
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Fttnm 17. ltt» IIMmilh
Kant
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1M tfers IMC lsch
RAYMOND J nxmma
Way* Csety Traasew
I, Nancy L Davis. County Treasurer of the County of W« w. State ol
Michigan, do certify that according to MCLA 211.203 Sec J (JV and the lecorda
of this Office, as of April M. 1993. the total ot all voted iacreaaes over and above
the tax voted limitation estabhshsd by the Constitution ot the Stat* of MW-higaa
ia Local Units of government affecting the taxable property la Washtenaw
County, State of Michigan. In said County is as follow*
County of Washtenaw
REQUESTING UNIT
Salem Tdftrnahip
Superior Charter Township
Washtenaw Community Collage
Schoolcraft Community CoOage
Wayne Intermediate School District
Plymouth-Canton School District
Dated. April 24 1993
Aaa Arbor. Michigan
This Notice Is given by order of the I
0 25 Mill 19*4 4 Future
0 25 Mill 19*4-1994 lncl
4 » Mill 1993-1995
NONE
1 94 Mill 19*9-1*93 Ind
2 54 Mills 1994-1994 Ind
125 Mills 19** A Future
4 79 Mill 19*7 4 Future
9 M Mill 19*4 4 Future
194 Mill I*** 4 Future
14 94 MUla 19*7-199*
KENNETH R SCHWARTZ
DAVID P. ARTLEY
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