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MINUTES OF THE TWO HUNDRED SIXTY-SECOND REGULAR FETING
OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LIVONIA
On November 10, 1958, the above meeting was held at 33001 Five Mile Road,
Livonia, Michigan, and was called to order by the President at approximately 8:114 P. M.
Councilman Bagnall delivered the invocation. Roll was called with the following result:
Present-- Austin T. Grant, Frank O'Neill, Sydney B. Bagnall, Rudolf R. Kleinert, Robert
Sasser, Jack Salvadore and James R. McCann. Absent-- None.
By Councilman Bagnall, seconded by Councilman Kleinert and unanLmously
adopted, it was
#702-58 RESOLVED that, the minutes of the 261st regular meeting of the
Council of the City of Livonia held October 27, 1958, are hereby approved.
By Councilman Salvadore, seconded by Councilman Bagnall and unanimously
adopted, it was
#703-58 RESOLVED that, having considered the letter from the Mayor dated
October 29,1958, the Council does hereby request that the Mayor establish
a temporary committee comprised of retirees and other senior citizens, the
functions of which committee would be to determine the advisability of
establishing a permanent senior citizens commission.
By Councilman Bagnall, seconded by Councilman O'Neill, it was
#701;-58 RESOLVED that, having considered the communication from the Depart-
ment of Law dated November 3, 1958, in connection with a certain Writ of
Execution served upon the City Assessor in conne ction with Circuit Court
Case No. 296-974, Trojan Building Co. vs. City of Livonia, the Council does,
pursuant to the recommendation of the Department of Law, transfer from the
Unappropriated Surplus to Budget Account DI0.65 (Special Judgment Acct.), the
sum of $3,205.00 to be used for the purpose of paying the judgment rendered
against the City in such litigation; and the City Clerk is hereby authorized
to do all things necessary to the full performance of this resolution.
A roll call vote was taken on the foregoing resolution with the following result:
AYES: Kleinert, Sasser, Salvadore, McCann, O'Neill,Bagnall and Grant.
NAYS: None.
Councilman Bagnall was excused at 8:21 and returned at 8:23 P. M.
By Councilman Kleinert, seconded by Councilman Sasser said unanimously
adopted, it was
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#705-58 RESOLVED that, pursuant to the request of the Michigan Liquor
Control Commission dated September 17, 1958, and the report and recommend-
ation of the Livonia Police Department dated November 7, 1958, the Council
does hereby approve the request from Carl I. Holz, to transfer ownership of
1958 SDM license from George Gamulia, 33251 Schoolcraft, Livonia, Michigan.
By Councilman Kleinert, seconded by Councilman Sasser and unanimously
adopted, it was
#706-58 RESOLVED that, having considered the report of the Engineering
Division dated November 10, 1958, regarding sanitary sewer extension in
Middle Belt Road to Clarita, as requested by Henry C. Laughlin, 18729 Middle
Belt Road, the Council does hereby reject any and all bids received for such
sewer construction; and the Engineering Division is herein authorized to
readvertise for bids on this project.
By Councilman Salvadore, seconded by Councilman Sasser and unanimously
adopted, it was
#707-58 RESOLVED that, having considered the petition of residents of
Whitcomb Avenue, dated October 16, 1958, concerning sanitary sewer facilities
for their property, the Engineering Division of the Department of Public Works
is requested to make its report and recommendation on said matter, including
(1) estimate of coat; (2) estimate of present existing residences that could
use said system; and (3) estimate of future tap-ins that would be available
to use said extension.
By Councilman Sasser, seconded by Councilman Salvadore, it was
#708-58 RESOLVED that, pursuant to the recommendation of the Assistant City
Engineer and Director of Public Works dated October 23, 1958, the Council
does hereby release the sum of $2,105.00 to the Detroit Concrete Products
Corporation, 19209 W. Davison, Detroit 23, Michigan, which sum is due and
awing said company for the installation opaving athe intersection of
Hubbard and Plymouth Roads, it appearing from the above report that such
improvement was constructed in accordance with City standards and specifica-
tions; and the City Clerk and City Treasurer are herein authorized to do
all things necessary to the full performance of this resolution.
A roll call vote was taken on the foregoing resolution with tie following result:
AYES: Kleinert, Sasser, Salvadore, McCann, O'Neill, Bagnall and Grant.
NUS: None.
By Councilman Bagnall, seconded by Councilman Kleinert, it was
#709-58 RESOLVED that, Joshua Stone, Stout Home Developers, 20606 West
Seven Mile Road, Detroit 19, Michigan, as proprietors, having requested the
City Council to approve the proposed plat of the following Subdivision:
Castle Gardens Subdivision, located between Newburgh and Eck].es Roads and
between Five Mile ab1 Schoolcraft Roads in Section 19, City of Livonia; and
it appearing that tentative approval of said proposed plat and/or plata was
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given by the City Planning Commission under date of October 16, 1958; and
it further appearing that said proposed plat and/or plats, together with
the plans and specifications for improvements therein, have been approved
by the Department of Public Works under date of September 23, 1958; the
City Council does hereby approve said proposed plat and/or plats on the
following conditions:
(1) All of such improvements shall be installed in conformance with the
Plat Ordinance (No. 135) as amended, of the City of Livonia, and the rules
and regulations of the Department of Public Works, within a period of two
(2) years from the date of this resolution;
(2) That a 50 foot setback be established and maintained for the houses
and a 62 foot setback be established and maintained for the garages on each
of the 80 foot lots abutting Five Mile and Schoolcraft Roads; that the
driveway on said lots, including the turn-around provision, shall be in-
stalled in accordance with the specifications so set forth in letter from
the Stout Home Developers of October 27, 1958;
(3) That pedestrian right-of-ways (crosswalks) be constructed in conformance
with the subdivision rules and regulations, unless prior to construction
such subdivision regulations are amended;
(4) That the approval granted herein is conditioned on an amendment to the
Master Thoroughfare Plan, which will delete from such plan Hix and Lyndon
Roads in Section 19 of the City of Livonia;
(5) That the tentative plat and/or plata approved herein shall have added
thereto the dimensions on all those lots which are not rectangular, but
which taper from the front to the rear;
(6) That the proprietor submit to the City Planning Commission and the
Building Departneat an executed agreement, approved as to form by the Depart-
ment of Law, wherein the proprietor agrees that he will establish and cause
to be maintained the setback requirements required herein by Condition No. 2
above; and further that such requirements be stated on the face of the final
plat and/or plats in the nature of private deed (use) restrictions applicable
to those lots to be affected thereby;
(7) That the installation of such improvements shall be supervised and
inspected by the Department of Public Works and such improvements shall
not be considered as having been satisfactorily installed until there is
filed with the Council a Certificate as provided in Section 14 of said
Ordinance No. 135, as amended;
(8) That the City Clerk isnot authorized to affix her signature to any
of the said Plats until either said improvementa have been satisfactorily
installed or, in lieu thereof, there is filed with her by said proprietors
a bond for each of said Plats to the City of Livonia, in such form as may
be approved by the City Attorney, and in the following amounts:
Castle Gardens Subdivision #567,000.00
Castle Gardens Subdivision No. 2 370,000.00
Castle Gardens Subdivision No. 3 221,000.00
Castle Gardens Subdivision No. 4 298,000.00
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Castle Gardens Subdivision No. 5 $382,000.00
Castle Gardens Subdivision No. 6 85,000.00
Castle Gardens Subdivision No. 7 294,000.00
Castle Gardens Subdivision No. 8 118,000.00
Castle Gardens Subdivision No. 9 505,000.00
and until all inspection fees and other charges due to the City of Livonia
have been fully paid; and
(9) On full compliance with the above conditions and with the provisions
of said Plat Ordinance, as amended, the City Clerk is hereby authorized to
affix her signature to said Plats as evidence of this approval.
A roll call vote was taken on the foregoing resolution with the follaiing result:
AYES: Kleinert, O'Neill, Bagnall and Grant.
NAYS: Sasser, Salvadore and McCann.
The President declared the resolution adopted.
By Councilman Sasser, seconded by Councilman Salvadore and unanimously
adopted, it was
#710-58 RESOLVED that, having considered the report and recommendation
of the City Planning Commission dated October 27, 1958, in regard to
Petition No. Z-297 of Kirk Laud Company for change of zoning classification
in the Southwest 1/4 of Section 30 from RUFB to M-1, the Council does herein
concur with said recommendation and Petition No. Z-297 is approved; and the
City Attorney is herein instructed to prepare an ordinance amending Ordinance
No. 60 in accordance with this resolution.
By Councilman Bagnall, seconded by Councilman Sasser and unanimously
adopted, it was
#711-58 RESOLVED that, having considered the report and recommendation
of the City Planning Commission dated October 27, 1958, in regard to Petition
No. Z-307 of Herman J. Giovanni for change of zoning classification in the
S. E. 1/4 of Section 13 from C-1 to C-2, the Council does hereby concur with
said recommendation and Petition No. Z-307 is hereby denied for those reasons
stated in the referred to report of the City Planning Commission.
By Councilman Sasser, seconded by Councilman McCann, it was
#712-58 RESOLVED that, pursuant to the report and recommendation of the
Assistant City Engineer and Director of Public Works dated November 3, 1958,
the Council does hereby amend Item No. 3 of Council resolution #414-58 adopted
on June 30, 1958, so as to establish a bond for remaining improvements in
Meri-Lynn arms Subdivision No. 2 in the amount of $5,100.00; provided further
imp that the City Clerk is hereby authorized to release the cash bond of $26,000.00
presently on deposit with the City at such time as the proprietor of said
subdivision deposits a subdivision improvement bond in the maount of $5,100.00
as required by this resolution.
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A roll call vote was taken on the foregoing resolution with the following result:
AYES: Kleinert, Sasser, Salvadore, McCann, O'Neill, Bagnall and Grant.
NAYS: None.
By Councilman Sasser, seconded by Councilman McCann, it was
#713-58 RESOLVED that, pursuant to the report and recommendation of the
Assistant City Engineer and Director of Public Works dated November 3, 1958,
the Council does hereby release to James S. Bonadeo, Proprietor of Bonnydale
Subdivision No. 2, 15500 Beech Road Introit 19, Michigan, the subdivision
improvement bond in the aaount of $40,000.00 deposited with the City to
insure the satisfactory installation of improvements in that subdivision;
and the City Clerk is hereby authorized to do all things necessary to the
full performance of this resolution.
A roll call vote was taken on the foregoing resolution with the following result:
AYES: Kleinert, Sasser, S alvadore, McCann, O'Neill, Bagnall and Grant.
NAYS: None.
By Councilman McCann, seconded by Councilman Kleinert and unanimously
adopted, it was
#714-58 RESOLVED that, the two petitions of certain residents in Golden
Ridge Subdivision, requesting the City Council to vacate certain alleys in
the Southeast 1/14 of Section 31, is hereby referred to the City Planning
Commission far public hearing according to law and Ordinance No. 29.
By Councilman Bagnall, seconded by Councilman McCann and un ni mously
adopted, it was
#715-58 RESOLVED that, pursuant to the request of the Michigan Liquor
Control Commission dated Octobef 17, 1958, and the report and recomtaead-
ation of the Livonia Police Department dated November 7, 1958, the Council
does hereby approve the request from Edwin L. and Pauline Krauss for the
transfer of ownership of 1958 SDM license from George L. Ship ro, 15251
Middle Belt, Livonia, Michigan
By Councilman McCann, seconded by CouncilmaiSalvadnre, it was
#716-58 RESOLVED that, having considered the recommendation of the City
Treasurer dated October 22, 1958, the Council does hereby accept the bid
of Burroughs Corporation, 7351 Woodward Avenue,Detroit 2, Michigan, in the
amount of $2,371 .0O for supplying the City with micro-film equipment, such
having been in fact the lowest bid received, and the City Clerk is hereby
authorized to do all things necessary to the full performance of this
resolutioh•
A roll call vote was taken on the foregoing resolution with the following result:
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AYES: Sasser, Salvadore, McCann, O'Neill, Bagnall and Grant.
NAYS: None.
Councilman Kleinert was excused from voting under the provisions of Section 9 of
Chapter IV of the City Charter.
Councilman Salvadore introduced the following Ordinance:
NO.
AN ORDINANCE TO CREATE A LIVONIA COMMISSION ON CHILDREN AND
YOUTH; TO PROVIDE FOR TIE APPOINTMENT OF THE MEMBERS OF SUCH
COMMISSION; TO FIX THEIR TERMS OF OFFICE; TO PRESCRIBE THEIR
POWERS AND DUTIES; AND TO PROVIDE FOR REPORTS CONCERNING ITS
ACTIVITIES.
TIE CIS OF LIVONIA ORDAINS:
Section 1. Establishment of Commission on Children and Youth. A commission
on children and youth is here y established to be known as the Livonia Commission an
Children and Youth.
Section 2. Appointment; Term of Office. The commission shall consist of
nine (9) members appointed by the Mayor pursuant to the provisions of Section 2, Chapter
V of the Charter of the City of Livonia. The members of the commission shall be ap-
pointed for terms of three (3) years each; provided, however that of the members first
appointed, three (3) shall be appointed for a term of one (1) year each, three (3) for
a term of two (2) years each, and tree (3) for a term of three (3) years each. A term
under this section shall be deemed to commence on December 1st of each year during
which the appointment is made and shall be deemed to expire on November 30th of the
last year of such term. The Police Commiissioner, Municipal Judge, Chairman of the Parks
and Recreation Commission and City Attorney shall all be ex-officio members of the
commission. Any vacancies shall be filled by the Mayor for the remainder of the un-
expired term. The members shall serve without compensation and may be removed by the
Mayor without cause assigned.
Section 3. Election of Officers; Duties. The commission shall elect
annually a chairman, vice-chairman and appoint an executive secretary. The Commission
shall prescribe the duties of such officers.
Section 4. Maetix s; Quorum; Rules of Procedure; Accounts. The commission
shall hold meetings regularly at least once in each month, and shall designate the
time and place thereof, and shall adopt its own rules of procedure and shall keep a
record of its proceedings. Five (5) members shall constitute a quorum for ehe trans-
action of official business. Proper record of accounts shall be kept of the receipts
and expenditures of all money in accordance with established City procedure.
Section 5. Powers and Duties. The powers) and duties of the commission
which shall be exercised and performed as herein provided in accordance with the law
and ordinances of the City of Livonia, shall be as follows:
(a) Establishing policies and general procedures for the purpose
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of considering the needs of children and youth of the City and appraising
conditions and influences affecting these children and youth;
(b) Collaborating in the evaluation of the adequacy of existing
services of public and private agencie8 which are actively engaged in
promoting the development, education and general welfare of children and
youth in the City of Livonia;
(c) Advising the Mayor and City Council regarding findings of
the commi ssi on;
(d) Recommending action to the Mayor and City Council in the
best interests of the children and youth;
(e) Providing information to the community regarding its aims
and functions and regarding findings of the commission;
(f) Taking affirmative action to promote the welfare of Livonia
children by initiating, participating and/or supervising youth activities
and projects; to assist youth of the City in finding part time employment;
and to take other positive action as may be necessary to encourage useful,
purposeful and healthful activities and diversions for the youth of Livonia;
and
(g) To cooperate and assist the Livonia Police Department,
Livonia Municipal Court, Parent-Teacher Associations, the Livonia School
Board, law enforcement agencies and other clubs and associations both public
and private, in their efforts to reduce and combat juvenile delinquency.
Section 6. Establishment of an Advisory Committee. The commission may
establish an Advisory Committee which shall consist of youth serving agencies, public
agencies and other citizens interested in children and young people, to be appointed
by the Mayor in number as shall be determined by the commission. The members of the
Advisory Committee shall serve without compensation and may be removed by the Mayor
without cause assigned.
Section 7. Chairman of Committee; Rules and Regulations. The chairman of
the commission shall serve as the chairman of the Advisory Commitee and the executive
secretary shall act as secretary. The committee shall adopt its own rules and regula-
tions of procedure and keep a record of its proceedings.
Section 8. Meetings of Advisory Committee. The advisory Committee shall
meet at least three (3) times each year and shall designate the time and place thereof.
Matters of community concern may be presented by sub-committees or individual
members and proposals requiring mutual action or support by member organizations may
be transmitted through the organization representatives, it b eing the intent of this
section that the committee shall serve the commission as an advisory body and as a
community sounding board for discussions relating to the interests of children and
youth.
Section 9. Other Services. The commission shall, when requested by the Mayor
or City Council, perform any other services which they deem advisable for the pro-
motion of the interests of children and youth.
Section 10. Other Powers and Duties. The commission shall have such other
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powers as are herein prescribed or as may be necessary for the proper discharge of
its duties as outlined herein.
Section 11. Conflict of Duties and Interests. Nothing herein contained
shall be presumed to infringe upon the powers and duties of any other City department
and in any way relieve any other City department of its responsibility under the terse
of the Charter and ordinances of the City of Livonia or under the law.
Section 12. Annual Report. The commission shall, on or before the 1st day
January in each year, make a written report to the City Council and Maiyor relative to
the work of the commission during the preceding fiscal year. The report shall be
certified by the executive secretary, placed on record with the City Clerk and published
in such manner as the City Council may direct. The commission shall also make such
other reports as the Mayor and/or City Council may from time to time require.
Section 1 . Re eal. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict
herewith are hereby repealed only to the extent necessary to give this ordinance full
force and effect.
Section 14. Severability. Should any portion of this ordinance be held
invalid for any reason, such holding shall not be construed as affecting the validity
of the remaining portion of this ordinance.
The foregoing Ordinance was placed on the table for consideration at the next
regular meeting of the Council.
By Councilman Bagnall, seconded by Councilman Salvadore, it was
#717-58 RESOLVED that, having considered the request of the Assistant City
Engineer and. Director of Public Works dated October 21, 1958, and the com-
munication from the Budget Director dated October 31, 1958, and approved by
the Mayor, the Council does herein authorize and approve a transfer of funds
from Account No. E-1 (Salary-City Engineer) of the Engineering Division of
the Department of Public Works to the following accounts:
$230 to E-1-A - Assistant City Engineer Acct.
200 to E-1-B - Engineer III Acct.
125 to E 1-C - Engineer IV Acct.
226 to E-1-D - Draftsman Acct.
200 to E-1-X - Clerical Acct.
120 to E-1-E - Emergency Labor Acct.
25 to E-3 - Office Supplies Acct.
105 to E-5 - Car Allowance Acct.
30 to E-9 - Printing Acct.
100 to E-30 - Tools and Supplies Account.
A roll call vote was taken on the foregoing resolution with the following result:
AYES: Kleinert, Sasser, Salvadore, 1tCann, O'Neill, Bagnall and Grant.
NAYS: None.
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At 9:02 P. M., a recess was called, after which the meeting resumed with
all members present who were named as present in the original roll call of this
meeting.
By Councilman Salvadore, seconded by C ouncilman McCann, it was
#718-58 RESOLVED that, having considered the letter from the Budget
Director dated October 31, 1958, the Council does hereby authorize and
approve of the transfer of $100.00 from the Mayor's Budget Account E-19
(travel and education) to Account E-3 (office supplies).
A roll call vote was taken on the foregoing resolution with the following result:
AYES: Kleinert, Sasser, Salvadore, McCann, O'Neill, Bagnall and Grant.
NAYS: None.
By Councilman Bagnall, seconded by Councilman Kleinert, it was
#719-58 RESOLVED that, having considered the report and recommendation
of the Budget Director dated October 31, 1958, tie Council does hereby
authorize and approve a transfer of funds from. the Unappropriated Surplus
Account of the Budget to the following Special. Budget Accounts:
$3,300.00 to the F. I. C. A. Account
1,800.00 to the Hospitalization Insurance Account.
A roll call vote was taken on the foregoing resolution with the following result:
AYES: Kleinert, Sasser, Salvadore, McCann, O'Neill, Bagnall and Grant.
NAYS: None.
By Councilman Kleinert, seconded by Councilman Bagnall, it was
#720-58 RESOLVED that, having considered the request of the Department
of Law dated October 20, 1958, and approved by the Mayor and Budget Director,
the Council does hereby approve the transfer of $200.00 from the Department
of Law's Budget Account DL-19 (travel and education) to DL-5 (car allowance),
the purpose of such transfer being to cover car expenses incurred by the
Department of Law for the balance of the fiscal year.
A roll call vote was taken on the foregoing resolution with the following result:
AYES: Kleinert, Sasser, Salvadore, McCann, O'Neill, Bagnall and Grant.
NAYS: None.
By Councilman Kleinert, seconded by Councilman Bagnall, it was
#721-58 RESOLVED that, pursuant to the report and recommendation of the
Bureau of Inspection and Director of Public Works dated October 31, 1958,
recommending a revision of Fee Schedule B, in connection with fees for
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electrical permits and inspections, so as to bring fees for electrical
licenses into line with those of surrounding communities, the following
revision of Fee Schedule B:
REVISION OF FEE SCHEDULE B
Supplementary Schedule of Feea for Electrical Permits
and Inspections
LICENSES - GENERAL
Examination fee for Electrical Contractor License $ 5.00
Examination fee for Electrical Journeyman License 5.00
Electrical Contractors License 50.00
Electrical Journeyman License 5.00
Registration of Electrical Contractors 5.00
is hereby approved and adopted, and Council resolution #912-57 adopted
November 25,1957 is amended accordingly; provided further, that the revised
fees provided for herein shall become effective on December 1, 1958.
A roll call vote was taken on the foregoing resolution with the following result:
AXES: Kleinert, Sasser, Salvadore, McCann, O'Neill, Bagnall and Grant.
NAYS: None.
By Councilman Bagnall, seconded by Councilman Kleinert, it was
#722-58 RESOLVED that, pursuant to the report and recommendation of the
Bureau of Inspection and Director of Public Works dated October 31, 1958,
recommending a revision of Fee Schedule C, in connection with fees for
plumbing permits and inspections, so as to bring such fees into line with
those of surrounding communities, and pursuant to Section 5.04 of Ordinance
No. 51, known as the Balding Code of the City of Livonia, the following
revised Supplementary Schedule C is hereby approved and adopted, replacing
all other such schedules in connection with similar matters; and that the
following schedule be printed and distributed along with printed copies of
such ordinance:
REVISION OF FEE SCHEDULE C
Supplementary Schedule of Fees for Plumbing Permits
and Inspections
FIXTURES EACH
New stack or stack alteration (soil, waste vent
and inside conductor) $ 2.00
Sump or interceptor (any description 2.00
Pump or water lift 2.00
Air Compressor .75
Air Conditioning Unit 1.00
Bath .75
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FIXTURES (Cont'd) EACH
Catch basin $ .75
Coffee urn .75
Cooling tray .75
Dental chair 1.00
Dipper well .75
Dishwashing machine 1.00
Domestic laundry washer .75
Drinking fountain .75
Floor drain
Garbage Disposal .75
Glass filler .75
Glasewasher .75
Hot water tank .75
Hose bibbs .75
Humidifiers 1.00
Laboratory sinks .75
Laundry tray .75
Lavatory .75
Lead cup sinks .75
Manhole 1.00
Refrigerant condensers .75
Shower trap 1.00
Sink (any description) .75
Soda fountain bar 1.00
Surgical cuspidor .75
Unit heater and tank 1.00
Urinal 1.00
Water Closet 1.00
Water heater (gas, coal, oil, kerosene, electric) .75
Water stills .75
Water treatment device 2.00
Fixtures not included in the above schedule 1.00
In no case, however, shall less than $6.00 be charged
for any one permit, with the following exceptions:
Replacement of fixtures (no waste or water piping
changed), minimum charge 3.00
Installation of additional equipment prior to the
completion of plumbing work covered by a previous
permit issued, minimum charged 3.00
SPECIAL EQUIPIYENT
Automatic laundry machines (domestic) installed
separately 6.00
If more than one machine is installed at the same
location, at the same time, each unit shall be
charged for at the rate of 75# each, with a
minimum fee of 6.00
If included on application for permit covering other
fixtures, including replacements, the regular 75¢
rate for each machine shall be charged, with a
minimum fee of 6.00
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SPECIAL INSSPECTIONS EACH
Work not ready 6.00
Information permit 7.00/hr.
Minimum fee 7.00
Re-inspection 5.00
Certificate of Occupancy requested in writing by
owner (special inspection requested pertaining
to sale of building) each hour or fraction thereof 7.00
Special inspection or installation of plumbing equip-
ment not herein specifically prescribed, each hour
or fraction thereof 7.00
ANNUAL INSPECTION AND CERTIFICATION
Industrial processing equipment or comfort cooling
equipment and devices served by secondary water
and installed, removed, replaced, or relocated
after previous plumbing inspection, each item,
device or unit 1.00
Minimum certification fee 5.00
OVERTIME INSPECTIONS
First one.balf hour or f ra ion thereof 7.00
L. each additional half-hour or fraction thereof 5.00
WATER CONSERVATION EQUIPMENT (When repaid by
Combination Fee Building Permit)p
Not exceeding 5HP or less 7.00
Not exceeding 20 HP or less 12.00
Not exceeding 50 HP or less 16.00
Not exceeding 100 HP or less 25.00
Over 100 HP 35.00
SEWERS
-Sewer installations between main line and buildings)
Lines not exceeding 6" in diameter 6.00
Lines not exceeding 8" in diametbr 8.00
Lines not exceeding 10" in diameter 10.00
Lines not exceeding 12" in diametior 12.00
Lines not exceeding 14" in diameter 17.00
Lines not exceeding 16" in diameter 20.00
Lines not exceeding 18" in diameter 25.00
Lines over 18" in diameter 30.00
Manholes, each 1.00
DRAINS
(Storm drains underground or above ground to building
sewer )
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DRAINS (Cont'd) EACH
Lines not exceeding 6" in diameter
6.00
Lines not exceeding 8" in diameter 8.00
Lines not exceeding 10" in diameter 10.00
Lines not exceeding 12" in diameter 12.00
Lines not exceeding 14" in diameter 17,00
Lines not exceeding 16" in diameter 20.00
Lines not exceeding 18" in diameter 25.00
Lines over 18" in diameter 30.00
Manholes, each 1.00
BUILDING SEWER TO BUILDING DRAIN OONNECTION
(Crock to Iron)
For each connection, when a new sewer and/or mgin
drain is installed, minimum permit fee 6.00
SEPTIC TANKS
Tanks not exceeding 850 gallons 8.00
Tanks exceeding 850 gallons 13.00
(including preliminary investigation tests)
LABORATORY TESTS
For the testing of materials, devices and various
equipment not specifically listed herein, to cover
the cost of service incidental to the laboratory
testing involved,each man hour or fraction thereof 7.00
CERTIFICATES OF INSPECTION
(Initial Survey and Biennial Reinspection)
Per man hour 7.00
Minimum per Certificate 12.00
WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS
Based on size of distribution pipe at meter:
3/h" 2.50
1" 3.50
1-1/4" 5.50
1-1/2" 9.00
2" 1.1 .00
2-1/2" 18.00
3" 23.00
4" 29.00
Exceeding 4" 35.00
Alterations, enlargements, extensions
For each standard pipe size, the distribution is
increased from its existing size 2.50
Replacement, no increase in size 2.50
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WATER DISTRIBUTICW SYSTEMS (Cont'd) EACH
Each new branch, according to its size at its
connection with an existing water distribution
system shall require a permit in accordance
with the above schedule.
If water distribution piping is the only plumbing
installed the minimum permit shall be 6.00
TRANSFER OF PERMETS
Each 4.00
If work for which a permit is issued is not started
within six (6) months of the date of issue, or if
work is abandoned for a period of six (6) months,
the permit shall lapse and cease to be in effect.
provided, further, that the revised rates provided for herein shall become
effective on December 1, 1958.
A roll call vote was taken on the foregod,rg resolution with the following result:
AYES: Kleinert, Sasser, S alv adore, O'Neill, Bagnall, McCann and Grant.
NAYS: None.
By Councilman Sasser, seconded by Councilman Salvadore, it was
#723-58 RESOLVED that, pursuant to the report and recommendation of the
Bureau of Inspection and Director of Public Works dated October 31, 1958,
recommending a revision of Fee Schedule D, in connection with fees for
refrigeration permits and inspections, so as to bring such fees into line
with those of surroudding communities, and pursuant to Section 5.04 of Or-
dinance No. 51 known as the Building Code of the City of Livonia, the follow-
ing revised Supplementary Schedule D is hereby approved and adopted, re-
placing all other such schedules in connection with similar matters; and
that the following schedule be printed and distributed along with printed
copies of such ordinance:
REVISION OF FEE SCHEDULE D
Supplementary Schedule of Fees for Refrigeration Permits
and Inspections
INSTALLATION PERMITS EACH
Systems activated by motors orengines over 1 HP:
Over 1 HP up to 5 HP (each unit) 8.00
Over 5HP up to 50 HP (each unit) 15.00
Over 50 HP (each unit) 25.00
Systems activated by motors 1 HP or less:
Single or multiple (each unit) 5.00
Self-contained (each unit) 4.00
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INSTALLATION PERMITS (cont'd) EACH
Multiple domestic systems serving more than two families:
each evaporator (new installation) .25
In no c ase, however, shall less than $5.00 be
charged for any one permit.
Additions and/or alterations to each system 5.00
Special or shop inspection of refrigeration equipment:
Each unit - each visit 20.00
Preliminary inspection - each visit 5.00
ANNUAL LICENSES
Over 1 HP up to 5 HP (first unit) Class A 5.00
Each additional unit, same location Class A 3.00
Over 5 HP up to 50 HP (each unit) Class B 7.00
Over 50 HP (each unit) Class C 12.00
BIENNIAL LICENSES
Multiple domestic systems serving more than two families:
Building not exceeding 10 apartments (Class D) 5.00
11 to 20 apartments, inclusive (Class B) 10.00
21 to 30 apartments, inclusive (Class F) 15.00
Over 30 apartments (Class G) 20.00
OVERTIME INSPECTIONS
First one-half hour or fraction thereof 7.00
Each additional half-hour or fraction thereof 5.00
SPECIAL INSPECTIONS
For special inspection or installation not herein
specifically prescribed, each hour or fraction
thereof 7.00
provided further, that the revised rates provided for herein shall become
effective on December 1, 1958.
A roll call vote was taken on the foregoing resolution with the following results
AYES: Kleinert, Sasser, Salvadore, McCann, O'Neill,Bagnall and Grant.
NAYS: None.
By Councilmen Bagnall, seconded by Councilman Sasser and unanimously
adopted, it was
#724-58 RESOLVED that, having considered the letter from Lybrand, Ross
Bros. and Montgomery, City Auditors, dated October 28, 1958, in regard to
the validation of cash receipt forms, the City Council does herein agree
with the recommendations contained in such letter and does hereby request
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the City Treasurer's office to implement those recommendations outlined
taiin such letter and to do so as soon as is reasonably possible.
On motion of Councilman Bagnall, seconded by Councilman Sasser and
unanimously adopted, this 262nd regular meeting of the Council of the City of
Livonia was duly adjourned at 9:40 P. M., November 10, 1958.
ark, City Ulerk