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MINUTES OF THE T,i) HUNDRED THIRTY-FIRST REGULAR MEETING
OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITx OF LIVONIA
On January 6, 1958, the above meeting was held at 33001 Five Mile Road,
Livonia, Michigan, and was called to order at approximately 8:15 P. M., by the Vice
President of the Council. Councilman Bagnall delivered the invocation. Roll was
called with the following result: Present-- Frank O'Neill, Sydney B. Bagnall,
Rudolf R. Kleinert and David L. Jones. Absent-- *Austin T. Grant, *Peter A. Ventura
and *John T. Daugherty.
By Councilman Kleinert, seconded by Councilman Bagnall, it was
#1-58 RESOLVED that, the minutes of the 230th regular meeting of the
Council of the City of Livonia held December 16, 1957, are hereby approved
as submitted.
A roll call vote was taken on the foregoing resolution with the following result:
AYES: Bagnall, Kleinert and O'Neill.
NAYS: Jones.
The Vice President declared the resolution adopted.
The Clerk read a letter dated January 6, 1958 from the Mayor regarding
"Suggested Land Subdivision Regulations", which was received and placed on file.
The Department of Law submitted a report in regard to improper grading in
Rouge Trail View Subdivision, pursuant to resolution #992-57, which was received and
placed on file.
By Councilman Bagnall, seconded by Councilman Kleinert and »nanimously
adopted, it was
#2-58 RESOLVED that, the Annual Report from the Mayor be received and
placed on file and a distribution be considered at the next study meeting.
By Councilman Bagnall, seconded by Councilman Kleinert, it was
#3-58 RESOLVED that, the report of the Finance Committee for the month
of November, 1957, is hereby approved and a summary spread on the minutes
as follows:
General, Administrative and Legislative: 8,33 .69
Department of Public Safety: 5,558.01
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Department of Public Works: $22,162.97
Department of Parks and Recreation: 2,833.24
$38,888.91
Retirement $9,426.98
Insurance 5,801.43
Paving Program 11,246.62
Acquisition of Land 29.55 26,504.58
General Ledger Accounts:
Dept. of Public Works Inventories 2,323.26
Surplus 13.60
Gas Tax Refund 960.78
Contract 1,238.70
Advances 503.63 5,039.97
TOTAL $70,433.46
A roll call vote was taken on the foregoixg resolution with the following result:
AYES: Bagnall, Kleinert, Jones and O'Neill.
NAYS: None.
*Councilmen John T. Daugherty and Peter A. Ventura arrived at 8:29 P. M.
By Councilman Bagnall, seconded by Councilman Kleinert, it was
#4-58 RESOLVED that, in accordance with provisions of the Financial
Ordinance, Ordinance No. 35, as amended, it shall be mandatory and the
Council shall, when approving any contract, purchase of property, work or
any other matter that will necessarily involve an expenditure of additional
funds not already provided for within existing departmental budget accounts,
provide in the same resolution for an appropriation sufficient to satisfy
the City's financial obligation in regard to the particular matter receiv-
ing approval.
A roll call vote was taken on the foregoing resolution with the following result:
AYES: Kleinert, Jones, Ventura, Daugherty, Bagnall and O'Neill.
NAYS: None.
By Councilman Kleinert, seconded by Councilman Daugherty, it was
#5-58 RESOLVED that, in view of the general increase in taxes this
year due to the use of State Equalizing Valuation, the period within
which taxes due December 1, 1957, may be paid without penalty is hereby
extended until 5:00 o'clock P. M., Friday, February 28, 1958.
A roll call vote was taken an the foregoing resolution with the following result:
AYES: Kleinert, Jones, Ventura, Daugherty, Bagnall and O'Neill.
NAYS: None.
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The hour of 8:30 P. M., having arrived, the Clerk opened and read the
following bids:
ROAD MAINTENANCE MATERIAL
1. American Aggregates Corporation
2. Hayes Washed Sand and Gravel
3. Telischak Trucking Company
Copies of the foregoing bids are on file in the office of the City Clerk.
By Councilman Ventura, seconded by Councilman Bagnall and unanimously
adopted, it was
#6-58 RESOLVED that, the foregoing bids for Road Maintenance Material
are hereby referred to the Department of Public Works for report and. re-
commendation.
FUEL OIL
1. National Coal and Oil Company
2. Gulf Oil Corporation
3. Standard Oil Company
4. Plymouth Oil Company
5. V. R. King Co., Dearborn
Copies of the foregoing bids are on file in the office of the City Clerk.
By Councilman Daugherty, seconded by Councilman Ventura and unanimously
adopted, it was
#7-58 RESOLVED that, the foregoing bids for Fuel Oil are hereby re-
ferred to the Department of Public Works for report and recommendation.
Councilman Bagnall was excused at 8:42 P. M.
JOY ROAD SEWAGE PUMPING STATION GRAVITY
OUTLET SEWER
1. S. Weissman Excavating Co. Inc. $138,810.00
2. Chris Nelsen & Son, Inc. 99,528.00
3. Leo Cappelo Construction Co.;
Pacitto & Forest Const Co., Hazel Park 101,613.50
4. Northwest Contractors, Inc. 136,232.00
5. John Monte Co., Oak Park 103,306.00
6. Carlesimo & LaMarra 120,609.65
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7. E. V. Ponti, Contractor, Allen Park $112,227.25
8. Holloway Const. Co. 98.548.50
9. United Construction Co. Inc. 103,710.70
10. Baseline Const. Co., Ypsilanti 113,056.00
11. Rocco Ferrera & Co. 103,511.10
12. Greenfield Const. Co. 109,929.80
13. Waterway Const. Co. 92,499.15
14. George Tripp, Inc., Pontiac 124,218.30
15. George A. Odien, Inc. 109,489.00
16. Mole Const. Co., River Rouge 118,111.00
17. Ray D. Baker, Inc. 122,219.00
18. Central Excavating Co., Dearborn 157,862.05
19. D'Angela & Policelli Const. Co., Warren 121,795.00
*Councilman Bagnall returned at 8:55 P. M.
By Councilman Ventura, seconded by Councilman Daugherty and unanimously
adopted, it was
#8-58 RESOLVED that, the foregoing bids for the cors truction of the
Joy Road Relief Line be referred to the Sewer Committee of the Council
and the Department of Public Works for report and recommendation.
By Councilman Bagnall, seconded by Councilman Kleinert and unalimously
adopted, it was
#9-58 RESOLVED that, the Council suspend the regular order of business
to take care of the last item on the agenda under new business.
Austin T. Grant arrived at 9:12 P. M., and thereupon presided over the
balance of the meeting.
By Councilman Ventura, seconded by Councilman Daugherty, it was resolved
that
#10-58 W}EREAS, it is necessary to locate, establish and construct a
County Drain to be located entirely within the limits of the City of Livonia,
the location and route of said drain being as follows:
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An outlet extending southerly from Joy Road to Ann Arbor
Trail located in a right-of-way approximately 200 feet
west of Deering Avenue, thence 130 feet easterly in Ann
Arbor Trail, thence southerly within the Middle Rouge
Parkway to the Rouge River, together with a drain in Joy
Road from approximately 200 feet east of Deering Avenue
to approximately 100 feet west of Hartel Avenue, thence
northwesterly along the existing Wilson open drain to
Middlebelt Road approximately 1250 feet North of Joy Road,
thence Northerly in Middlebelt Road to the Shaw Drain ap-
proximately 200 feet south of the Chesapeake & Ohio Rail-
road and together with a drain in Joy Road from approximately
200 feet east of Deering Avenue to Deering Avenue, thence
north in Deering Avenue and Deering Avenue extended to
West Chicago Road, thence east in West Chicago Road to
Cardwell Avenue, thence north in Cardwell Avenue to Wads-
worth Avenue, thence west to Deering .Avenue and a connection
to the Livonia Drain and together with a drain in Plymouth
Road extending from Cardwell Avenue to Hertel Avenue and
from Hiddlebelt Road to Hubbard Avenue, and together with
a drain in West Chicago Road from Middlebelt Road to Hubbard
Avenue, and together with a drain in Middlebelt Road from
approximately 1250 feet north of Joy Road, thence southerly
to Dover Avenue thence west to Oporto Avenue, thence south
to Joy Road, thence west to Perrin Avenue, and together
with a drqin in Merriman Road from Plymouth Road north 11100
feet to the Shaw Drain, said drains to b e connected to the
Ashcroft Drain at Orangelawn and. Deering, at the westerly
line of the Chicago Heights Subdivision and at Milburn and
Elmira, and saia drains to be connected to existing drains
at po�ntU ci crossing or close i rcximity end where relief
is required.
AND WHEREAS, in the opinion of the City Council, the location,
establishing and co.nstructioh of said drain is necessary for the public
health of the City of Livonia, which said opinion is concurred in by the
Wayne County Health Department, and the entire cost thereof should be
assessed against the City of Livonia for public health, the State of Michi-
gan for drainage of State highways, and the County of Wayne for the drain-
age of County highways;
AND WHEREAS, Chapter 20 of Act 40, Public Acts of Michigan, 1956,
as amended (the Drain Code of 1956) provides a feasible method of financing
the cost of said drain where the same is necessary for the public health of
the City, and where the entire cost of the drain is to be assessed wholly
against public corporations, as defined in said Chapter 20;
AND WHEREAS, Section 1186 of said Act 40, Public Acts of Michigan,
1956, as amended, provides as follows:
Sec. 486. The terms of this chapter shall be applicable
to any county drain located, or proposed to be located,
entirely within the limits of a single city, village or
township, if such public corporation shall consent thereto
by resolution adopted by its governing body. In such case
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any petition required to be filed hereunder shall be
sufficient if signed by such public corporation only.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
1. The City Council, for and on b ehalf of the City of
Livonia, does hereby consent to the making of the provisions of Chapter 20,
Act 140, Public Acts of Michigan, 1956, as amended, applicable to the location,
establishing and constructing of the drain set forth in the preamble hereof,
and does hereby consent to the location, establishing and constructing of
said drain pursuant to said Chapter 20 of Act 40, Public Acts of Michigan,
1956, as amended.
2. The proposed drain set forth in the preamble hereof
being necessary for the public health of the City of Livonia, the Mayor
and the City Clerk are hereby authorized and directed to sign for and on
behalf of the City of Livonia a petition praying for the location, establish-
ing and c ons tructirg of the drain set forth in the preamble hereof, pursuant
to Chapter 20 of Act 40, Public Acts of Michigan, 1956, as amended, which
said petition, when signed, shall be filed with the County Drain Clnmissioner
of the County of Wayne, Michigan, together with a certified copy of this
resolution.
A roll call vote was taken on the foregoing resolution with the following result:
AYES: Kleinert, Jones, Ventura, Daugherty, O'Neill and Grant.
NAYS: Bagnall.
The President declared the resolution adopted.
By Councilman Daugherty, seconded by Councilman Ventura and unanimously
adopted, it was
#11-58 RESOLVED that, since the City Council of Livonia has taken sub-
sequent action to accomplish the same effect, under facilities of the
County Drain Commission, resolution ##966-57, adopted by the Council at
its regular meeting of December 9, 1957, is hereby rescinded in its entirety;
and the City Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to notify the Sewer and
Water Committee of the Wayne County Board of Supervisors of such action.
A roll call vote was taken on the f oregoing resolution with the following result:
AYES: Kleinert, Jones, Ventura, Daugherty, O'Neill and Grant.
NAYS: Bagnall.
The President declared the resolution adopted.
At 9:55 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,
including Councilman Grant, and excepting C ouncilmen Bagnall, Ventura and Daugherty,
who returned at a later time.
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By Councilman Kleinert, seconded by C ouncilman Jones, it was
#12-58 RESOLVED that, Mr. Marvin L. Kaye, 18400 Fairfield, Detroit 21,
Michigan, as proprietor, having requested the City Council to approve the
proposed plat of the following Subdivision: Curtis Acres Subdivision, located
on the North and South sides of Curtis Avenue West of Loveland in the West
1/2 of Section 10, City of Livonia, Wayne County, Michigan, and it appearing
that tentative approval of said proposed plat was given by the City Planning
Commission under dates of March 23, 1956 and July 18, 1957; and it further
appearing that said proposed plat, together with the plans and specifications
for improvements therein, have been approved by the Department of Public Works
under date of January 2, 1958; the City Council does hereby approve said
proposed plat 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 the installation of such improvements shall be super-
vised 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;
(3) That the City Clerk is not authorized to affix her signature
to said Plat until either said improvements have been satisfactorily
installed or, in lieu thereof, there is filed with her by said
proprietors a bond to the City of Livonia, in such form as may
be approved by the City Attorney, and in the following amount:
- - - - Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars - - - ($25,000.00 - - - -
and until all inspection fees and other charges due to the City
of Livonia have been fully paid;
(4) 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 Plat as
evidence of this approval.
A roll call vote was taken on the foregoing resolution with the following result:
AYES: Kleinert, Jones, O'Neill and Grant.
NAYS: None.
Councilmen Ventura and Daugherty returned at 10:14 P. M.
By Councilman Ventura, seconded byCbuncilman O'Neill, it was
iim #1,3-58 RESOLVED that, all bids heretofore received for the purchase of
2 1/2 and 1 1/2 inch fire hose are rejected and the Fire Commissioner is
herein authorized to re-advertise for such items; and further that the
Commissioner is directed to include in such advertisement the additional
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requirement that the lowest bidder, within ten days from acceptance, shall
submit directly a fifty foot salple of the hose to b e purchased to a
qualified testing laboratory and secure from such source a report or
certification that such hose meets all stated specifications of the City
of Livonia; and further that the cost of the above test and report shall
be borne by the bidder in the event that such report or certification in-
dicates a non-compliance with any of the aforementioned specifications.
A roll call vote was taken on the foregoing resolution with the following result:
AYES: Jones, Ventura, Daugherty, O'Neill and Grant.
NAYS: Kleinert.
The President declared the resolution adopted.
The letter from St. Paul's Ev. Lutheran Church, pursuant to resolution
#265-57, was received and placed on file.
By Councilman Ventura, seconded by Councilman Daugherty, it was
#14-58 RESOLVED that, pursuant to authority contained in M. S. A. Section
5.3376 (1) and in accordance with a resolution adopted by the Council on
March 26, 1956, the Council does hereby transfer from the Unallocated Fund
to the Special Judgment Account of the Budget the sum of $500.00 to pay the
judgment rendered against police officers Michael J. Vorgitch and Jerry
Warner in Circuit Court Case No. 285-145.
Councilman Bagnall r eturned at 10:43 P. M.
A roll call vote was taken on the foregoing resolution with the following result:
AYES: Kleinert, Ventura, Daugherty, O'Neill, Bagnall and Grant.
NAYS: Jones.
The President declared the resolution adopted.
City Attorney William Ponder gave a brief oral report as to the Circuit
Court case of Donald Wilson vs City of Livonia, et al.
By Councilman Kleinert, seconded by Councilman Bagnall, it was
#15-58 RESOLVED that, having considered the request from Practical
Home Builders, Inc., dated Novenber 7, 1957, the extension of Bretton
Avenue i* Hearthstone Subdivision is indefinitely tabled.
A roll call vote was taken on the foregoing resolution with the following result:
AYES: Kleinert, Jones, Daugherty, O'Neill, Bagnall and Grant.
NAYS: Ventura.
The President declared the resolution adopted.
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By Councilman Bagnall, seconded by Councilman Daugherty, it was
#16-58 RESOLVED that, the Civil Service Commission having submitted its
recommendations as to the Council Secretary and the Committee of the Council
having made its recommendation to the Council; that Mrs. Madeline Donaldson,
35859 W. Chicago, is hereby employed as Secretary to the Council and that
the Civil Service Commission be instructed to so notify her.
A roll call vote was taken on the foregoing resolution with the following results
AYES: Ventura, Daugherty, O'Neill, Bagnall and Grant.
NAYS: Kleinert and Jones.
The President declared the resolution adopted.
By Councilman Ventura, seconded by Councilman Kleinert, it was
#17-58 RESOLVED that, the following invoices from the William Wood
Agency, Inc., are hereby approved for payment:
9-1-57 Building, Parks & Recreation, 3rd year installment $ 65.60
10-29-57 Dwellings, 2812$ W. Chicago and 11.277 Farmington 62.80
10-15-57 Contents, 33211 W. Seven Mile Road 10.11
11-13-57 Property Floater, DPW Equipment 133.99
11-25-57 Comprehensive Liability for the period
10-1-56 to 10-1-57, final audit 2,1138.29
6-15-57 Contents, 33211 W. Seven Mile Road 9.80
A roll call vote was taken on the foregoing resolution with the following result:
AYES: Kleinert, Jones, Ventura, Daugherty, O'Neill, Bagnall and Grant.
NAYS: None.
By Councilman Ventura, seconded by Councilman Bagnall, it was
#18-58 RESOLVED that, pursuant to the report and recommendation of the
Assistant City Engineer and Director of Public Works dated Decenber 26
1957, the Council does herein amend Item No. 3 of Council resolution #439-56
adopted at a meeting held Ju],y 2, 1956, so as to establish a bond for im-
provements in Neri-Lynn Farms Subdivision in the amount of $15,000.00.
A roll call vote was taken on the foregoing resolution with the following result:
AYES: Kleinert, Jones, Ventura, Daugherty, O'Neill, Bagnall and Grant.
NAYS: None.
By Councilman Bagnall, seconded by Councilman O'Neill, it was
#19-58 RESOLVED that, pursuant to the report and recommendation of the
Assistant City Engineer and Director of Public Works dated Decenbet 26, 1957,
Emo the Council does herein amend Item No. 3 of Council resolution #627-57,
adopted at a meeting held Au.ust 19, 19S7, so as to establish a bond for
improvements in Ann Arbor Trail Subdivision No. 2 in the amount of $124,000.00.
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A roll call vote was taken on the foregoing resolution with the following result:
AYES: Kleinert, Jones, Ventura, Daugherty, O'Neill, Bagnall and Grant.
NAYS: None.
By Councilman Ventura, seconded by Councilman Daugherty, it was
#20-58 RESOLVED that, pursuant to the report and recommendation of the
Assistant City Engineer and Director of Public Works dated December 30,
1957, the Council does herein amend Item No. 3 of Council resolution #216-57
adopted at a meeting held March 18, 1957, so as to establish a bond for
improvements in Rosedale Gardens Subdivision No. 17 in the amount of $10,000.
A roll call vote was taken on the foregoing resolution with the following results
AYES: Kleinert, Ventura, Daugherty, O'Neill, Bagnall and Grant.
NAYS: None.
Councilman Jones was excused from voting because of a financial interest.
The President declared the resolution adopted.
By Councilman Kleinert, seconded by Councilman Jones, it was
#21-58 RESOLVED that, Mr. Sam Lederman, Mid West Builders, 15767 Wyoming,
Detroit 38, Michigan, as proprietor, having requested the City Council to
approve the proposed plat of the following Subdivision: Joy Ann Subdivision
No. 2, located between Ann Arbor Trail and Joy Road, approximately 1550 feet
West of Wayne Road in the Southwest 1/li. of Section 32, City of Livonia, Wayne
County, Michigan; and it appearing that tentative approval of said proposed
plat was given by the City Planning Commission under dates of February 5 and
June 20, 1957; and it further appearing that said proposed plat, together
with the plans and specifications for improvements therein, have been approved
by the Department of Public Works under date of December 20, 1957; the City
Council does hereby approve said proposed plat 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 the installation of such improvements shall be super-
vised 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;
(3) That the City Clerk is not authorized to affix her signature
to said Plat until either said improvements have been satisfactorily
installed or, in lieu thereof, there is filed with her by said
proprietors a bond to the City of Livonia, in such form as may
be approved by the City Attorney, and in the following amount:
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- - - Forty-five Thousand Dollars - - - ($45,000.00) - - -
and until all inspection fees and other charges due to the City
of Livonia have been fully paid;
(4) 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 Plat as evidence
of this approval.
A roll call vote was taken on the foregoing resolution with the following result:
AYES: Kleinert, Jones, Ventura, Daugherty, O'Neill, Bagnall and Grant.
NIS: None.
By Councilman Ventura, seconded by Councilman Bagnall, it was
#22-58 RESOLVED that, the reduction of bond for Livonia Gardens Sub-
division No. 2 be tabled.
A roll call vote was taken on the foregoing resolution with the following result:
AYES: Kleinert, Ventura,Daugherty, O'Neill, Bagnall and Grant.
NAYS: Jones.
The President declared the resolution adopted.
By Councilman Ventura, seconded by C ouncilman Bagnall , it was
#23-58 RESOLVED that, pursuant to the request of the Assistant City
Engineer and Director of Public Works dated December 31, 1957, the sum
of $4,160.00 is hereby transferredfrom Engineering Account 1-D (Salaries-
Draftsman) to Engineering Account 1-L (Salaries-Labor) in order to provide
for the employment of a permanent laborer for use on the survey crew.
A roll call vote was taken on the foregoing resolution with the following result:
AYES: Kleinert, Jones, Ventura, Daugherty, O'Neill, Bagnall and Grant.
NAYS: None,
By Councilman Ventura, seconded by(buncilman Kleinert and unanimously
adopted, it was
#24-58 RESOLVED that, the report and recommendatioh of the City Planning
Commission dated December 16, 1957, as to Petition No. V-214 of the Elm
Civic Association for vacating all of the north and south alleys between
Deering and Inkster and between Plymouth and Grantland in the Southeast
1/4 of Section 25, is hereby approved and such petition is granted, subject
to an easement for the full width of said alleys for public utilities aid
surface drainage; and the City Attorney is instructed to prepare a vacating
ordinance in conformity with this resolution.
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By Councilman Daugherty, seconded by Councilman Ventura and unanimously
adopted, it was
#25-58 RESOLVED that, the report and r ecom endation of the City Planning
Commission dated December 16, 1957, as to Petition No. V-25 of Milton F.
Goldman, et al, for the vacating of the North-South alley extending f rom:
Joy Road to Dover Street and between Freemont aai Hugh Streets in the South-
east 1/4 of Section 35, is hereby approved and such petition is granted,
subject to an easement for t he full width of said alley for public utilities
and surface drainage; and the City Attorney is instructed to prepare a
vacating ordinance in conformity with this resolution.
By Councilman Bagnall, seconded by Councilman Kleinert and unanimously
adopted, it was
#26-58 RESOLVED that, the report and recommendation of the CityPlanning
Commission dated December 16, 1957, as to Petition No. Z-243 of Arthur B.
and Eva Esper for change of zoning classification in the North 1/2 of
Section 24 from RUFB to P, is hereby approved and such petition is granted;
and the City Attorney is instructed to prepare an ordinance amending Ordinance
No. 60 in accordance with this resolution.
By Councilman Bagnall, seconded by Councilman Daugherty and unanimously
adopted, it was
#27-58 RESOLVED that, the report and recommendation of the City Planning
Commission dated December 16, 1957, as to Petition No. Z-2)4 of Samuel A.
Miller for change of zoning classification in the Northwest 1/4 of Section
32 from RUFB to C-2, is hereby approved and such petition is granted; and
the City Attorney is instructed to prepare an ordinance amending Ordinance
No. 60 in accordance with this resolution.
By Councilman Daugherty, seconded by Councilman O'Neill and unanimously
adopted, it was
#28-58 RESOLVED that, the report and/ecommendation of the City Planning
Commission dated December 16, 1957, as to Petition No. Z-245 of David Lewis
for change of zoning classification in the Southwest 1/4 of Section 36 from
RUFB to R-2, is hereby approved and such petition is granted; and the City
Attorney is instructed to prepare an ordinance amending Ordinance No. 60
in accordance with this resolution.
By Councilman Kleinert, seconded by Councilman Bagnall and unanimously
adopted, it was
#29-58 RESOLVED that, the letter of recommendation from thus Civil Service
Commission dated December 16, 1957, in regard to the status of the Assistant
�..
City Attorneys, is hereby referred to the
Mayor for his approval or other
recommendation.
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By Councilman Kleinert, seconded by Councilman Jones and unanimously
adopted, it was
#30-58 RESOLVED that, the letter from the Civil Service Commission dated
December 16, 1957, in regard to establishing a new classification of Detective
Lieutenant, together with the letter from Civil Service Commission dated
August 27, 1957, in regard to classifications within the Firelepartment, are
hereby referred to the Mayor for his approval or other recommendation.
By Councilman Jones, seconded by Councilman Kleinert and unanimously
adopted, it was
#31-58 RESOLVED that, Petition No. V-28 submitted by Nativity Evangelical
and Reformed Church to vacate a certain dedicated right-of--way, is hereby
referred to the City Planning Commission for action according to law and
Ordinance No. 29.
The letter from the Michigan Municipal League regarding Annual Regional
Meeting was received and placed on file.
By Councilman Bagnall, seconded by Councilman Daugherty, it was
RESOLVED that, pursuant to Section 10, Chapter IV and Sub-section
(1) Section 7, Chapter V of the City Charter, the City Clerk shall henceforth
include amongst her other duties the preparation of a summary of the Council
proceedings at each regular and special meeting, such summary to be presented
to the Council in the same manner and at the same time as the minutes of each
regular and special meeting are presently submitted for approval, and upon
approval of such summary, the City Clerk shall proceed to have this summary
published in the official newspaper in accordance with the Charter authority
cited above.
The Deputy City Clerk read a letter dated January 6, 1958 from Marie W.
Clark, City Clerk, regarding summary of minutes.
A roll call vote was taken on the foregoing resolution with the following result:
AYES: Daugherty, O'Neill and Bagnall.
NAYS: Kleinert, Jones, Ventura and Grant.
The President declared the resolution denied.
By Councilman Ventura, seconded by Councilman Bagnall and unanimously
adopted, it was
#32-58 RESOLVED that, the State Highway Commission, County Road Com-
mission and kchigan State Police are herein requested to determine that
Plymouth Road (M-1J4) in the City of Livonia to be within a business district
and further the above bodies are herein requested to make an engineering and
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traffic investigation of the speed of vehicular traffic on Plymouth Road
(1114) in the City of Livonia and, if on the basis of such survey they
determine that such speed is greater than is reasonable or safe under the
conditions found to exist at any intersection or place or upon any part of
such highway, such officials are herein requested to determine and declare
a more reasonable and safe speed limit which shall be effective at all times
or at such times as may be determined necessary and to place appropriate
signs giving notice thereof.
By Councilman Bagnall, seconded by Councilman O'Neill and unanimously
adopted, it was
#33-58 RESOLVED that, the Traffic Comnission is herein requested to
study and prepare a report and survey of the parking situation on Plymouth
Road, between Inkster and Levan Roads, such report to include comments as
to present parking difficulties, necessities and Traffic Commission re-
commendations for correcting the hazardous parking condition presently
existing on such road.
Councilman Ventura introduced the following emergency Ordinance:
NO. 193
AN ORDINANCE TO LICENSE THE OPERATION OF DRIVE-IN TBEATERS IN
THE CITY OF LIVONIA; TO ESTABLISH REQUIREMENTS FOR THEIR OPERA-
TION; TO PROVIDE FOR THE ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT OF THIS
ORDINANCE; TO PROVIDE A iENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION OF THE TERNS
THEREOF; AND TO PROVI1l1 FOR THE REPEAL OF PRIOR ORDINANCES AND
PARTS OF ORDINANCES.
THE CITY (F LIVONIA ORDAINS:
Section 1. Title. The short title of the ordinance herein referred to shall
be the "Drive-In Theater Licensing Ordinance."
Section 2. License. It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corpora-
tion to operate a drive-in theater in the City of Livoria without first having obtained
a license therefor.
Section 3. Definitions. The terms hereinafter referred to in this ordinance
shall have the following meaning:
(a) The phrase "Drive-In Theater" shall mean an open air theater operated
in an established location with or without cover or roof, displaying or
showing moving pictures or giving theatrical performances for the general
public who view the screen or stage while seated in automobiles or other
vehicles. It shall not mean a moving picture theater established in an en-
closed building where seats are provided for the patrons thereof.
(b) The word "City" shall mean the City of Livonia.
(c) The word "Clerk" shall mean the City Clerk of. the City of Livonia.
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Section 4. Application. Application for license shall be made to the Clerk
and shall be made in the name or names of the person or persons owning or having a
part interest in the drive-in theater to be licensed. It shall also show the residence
addresses of all such owners. If the applicant is a corporation, the application shall
state the names and residence addresses of the officers and resident agent of the
corporation. Each application shall set forth the location where the applicant proposes
to operate a drive-in theater or where such theater is being operated. It shall also
state the name and residence address of the manager or person in charge of such theater
and shall give the number of cars which said proposed theater is designed to accommodate.
Section 5. Approvals Required. The application for such license to operate
a drive-in theater shall be referred to the City Planning Commission, Police Department,
Fire Department and Department of Health of the City for an investigation and report.
(a) City Planning Commission. Notwithstanding any other provision of
this ordinance, no Drive-In Theater shall be erected, or used as such
unless the City Planning Commission, after holding a public hearing,
certifies such proposed use as being not injurious to the surrounding
neighborhood and not contrary to the spirit and purpose of the Zoning
Ordinance, and provided further, that any action of the City Planning
Commission shall be subject to the approval or disapproval of the City
Council.
(b) Police Department. The Police Department shall investigate the
reputation of the applicant and its officers, especially with reference
to their record of possible law and ordinance violation.
(c) Department of Health. The Department of Health shall investigate
as to the sanitary facilities and health conditions at the location of
the proposed or existing theater and shall enforce all lawa and ordinances
applicable to such business which it is authorized to enforce.
(d) Fire Department. The Fire Department shall investigate the need for
safety and fire prevention equipment and the existence of any possible
fire hazards, and shall enforce all laws and ordinances applicable to
such business which it is authorized to enforce.
The various departments shall make their reports resulting from such in-
vestigations, together with their recommendations and file the same with the Clerk
and the City Planning Commission. No department of the City shall recommend the
issuing of a license if any law or ordinance of the City is being violated by the
applicant or if the applicant is permitting a nuisance to exist on the premises or
any conditions to exist which endanger or are detrimental to the public health,
safety, morals or welfare.
The Clerk shall then submit the application with the recommendations of the
various departments to the City Council at its next regular meeting for the purpose
of approving or disapproving the issuance of said license. If the Council approves
the issuance of said license, the Clerk shall issue a license. The Council shall
consider the several recommendations of the various departments and shall have the
power to approve the issuance of a license contrary to the recommendation of any
department.
As a condition precedent to the annual recommending of a license by the
Police Department, the apjlicant, if an individual, or if a co-partnership, all of
the co-partners, or if a corporation, all of the officers and the resident agent
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thereof, shall file their respective fingerprints with the Police Department of the
City.
Section 6. Fees, Upon the filing of the application for a license whether
for the original license or a renewal, the applicant shall pay to the City Treasurer
an annual fee in the amount of $500.00 for drive-in theaters up to 500 vehicles plus
$100.00 for each additional 100 vehicles capacity.
Section 7. Expiration of License. All licenses granted under the pro-
visions of this ordinance shall expire at midnight of March 31 of each year. All
such licenses shall be displayed in a conspicuous place at or near the entrance to
the drive-in theater for which they are issued. Each license shall cover but one
drive-in theater and shall not be transferable.
Section 8. Requirements for Operation. No drive-in theater shall be main-
tained or operated in violation of the following requirements and it shall be un-
lawful for the owner, operator or manager of any drive-in theater or its agents,
servants or employees to violate or permit violation of any of such requirements:
(a) Loitering shall not be permitted in or about the entrance
to or exists from any drive-in theater;
(b) Quiet and good order shall be maintained upon the premises
where any drive-in theater is operated;
(c) No obscene or immorally suggestive advertising, pictures, or
writings shall be permitted on the premises of any drive-in theater,
and no picture or other form of advertising shall be permitted which
does not accurately describe the theatrical performance or moving
picture entertainment being advertised or which misleads or mis-in-
forms the public as to the nature of the picture or entertainment
to b e exhibited;
(d) No drive-in theater licensee shall permit any show, exhibition
or entertainment to remain open to the public between the hours of
3:30 o'clock a. m.and 12:00 o'clock noon daily;
(e) Any children under the age of 14 years admitted to any d rive-in
theater shall be accompanied by and in direct personal charge of his
or her parent, or other responsible person;
(f) No owner, operator or employee of any drive-in theater shall
maintain, operate or carry on any lottery, game of chance, game of
skill, bank night, screeno, luck-o-grams, or any other games of
similar nature or engage in any similar device or plan in connection
with t he operation of any drive-in theater;
(g) Adequate provision shall be made for sanitary needs of patrons as
determined by the Department of Public Works and the Department of
Health and all pertinent laws and ordinances;
(h) The parking and driving areas shall be so treated to minimize the
creation of dust either by cnemical treatment or hard surfacing;
(i) The operator, owner or manager of a drive-in theater shall furnish
the necessary employees for adequate policing of the drive-in theater
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so as to maintain order within the theater and avoid confusion in the
movement of cars in and out thereof. The City of Livonia shall con-
trol the policing of the cars leaving and entering the drive-in theater
off the public streets and the drive-in theater shall r eimburse the City
of Livonia for necessary police action;
(j) There shall be exists available to public streets or other public ways
from at least two points at all times; provided, however, that the
entrance may be regarded as one of the available exists if one lane of
the entrance is kept clear of parked vehicles at all times. Means of
access shall be made available at all times for fire apparatus, ambulances,
or other emergency vehicles. Drives shall be channelized arra limited to
not more than four lanes;
(k) Exists and aisles and passageways leading to them shall be kept
adequately lighted at all times when open to the public. Artificial
lights shall be provided whenever natural light is inadequate;
(1) Space must be provided for patrons waiting to enter drive-in
theaters so that no traffic menace is created;
(m) Fire extinguishing equipment shall be furnished in such kinds and
amounts and in such locations as may be directed by the City Fire De-
partment and applicable regulations, ordinances and laws;
(n) The electrical system and equipment shall be isolated from the
public by proper elevation or concealed under the ground surface, and
all electrical fuses, contact points, outlets and switches shall be
enclosed and safeguarded by devices and equipment approved by the
Bureau of Inspection and t heIire Department. Cables in the ground
traversed by the public shall be placed in trenches or conduits or
protected by approved covers. All electric installations shall conform
to the requirements of the National Electric C ode and the ordinances of
the City.
(o) The operator of any drive-in theater shall provide a wall or fence
of adequate height to separate the patrons and cars in attendance in
said theater from surrounding property. The fence shall be of sub-
stantial construction made of wood, metal or masonry and erected solely
upon property used for the drive-in theater purposes in accordance
with the requirements specified by the City Engineer and the Bureau
of Inspection but it shall not be treated as a partition or line fence.
The outside of said fence shall be landscaped with suitable plants
and shrubbery approved bf by the Parks and Recreation Department,
in order to preserve harmony with the appearance of the surrounding
property;
(p) Individual loud speakers for each car shall be provided. No central
loud speaker or public address system shall be permitted to be used
between the hours of 8:00 o'clock p. m. and 9:00 o'clock a. m. except
for emergency announcements of impending danger such as fire, storm
or similar dangers;
(q) That the screen for such drive-in theater be placed a minimum of
1001 from the public right-of-way and be located so as to be hidden from
the view of residents and as much traffic as possible;
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(r) Any sale of soft drinks, confections or other articles of merchandise
shall be governed by the laws and ordinance pertaining to the sale of
such merchandise and shall require the same license or licenses as it
the sales were conducted elsewhere;
(s) No drive-in theater licensed under the provisions of this ordinance
shall operate between December 1 and April 1 of any license year;
(t) It shall be unlawful for any patron of such drive-in theater or for
any licensee hereunder to permit or allow any such patron to have in
his possession, or drink any alcoholic beverage or beverages on the
licensed premises.
Section 9. Sus•=nsion and Revocation Invest':ation• When Unlawful to
Conduct Business. No license shall be revoked except for cause upon sworn proof of
charges filed with the Clerk by any person in the several departments of the City
above designated who are authorized to enforce the provisions of this ordinance or
to approve the issuance of a license, specifying with reasonable detail any :facts
hereinafter referred to, which facts are hereby declared to be grounds for suspending
any license issued under the within ordinance, to wit; facts showing that the ap-
plicant for a license made one or more fraudulent statements or misrepresentations
or concealed material information in the application for license; facts showing that
such licensee has violated or permitted a violation of this ordinance which injuriously
affects the public health, the public safety, public morals, or the public welfare,
or that this ordinance has been violated in connection with operations for which the
licensee was responsible and of which the licensee was aware, or in the exercise of
reasonable diligence should have been aware that such violation had occurred, or
that licensee has been convicted of any crime which was perpetrated on or in connection
with the licensed premises, or that licensee has carried on or permitted to be carried
en any unlawful or illegal act or acts on or in connection therewith.
Upon the filing of such charges, the person making such charges shall
forthwith suspend the license involved and shall give to such licensee a notice of
such suspension together with a copy of the charges specifying the facts on which
the suspension was made. At the same time such copy of the charges is given to
the licensee or his agent in charge of the premises, an order shall be served upon
such agent, signed by the Director of the department making the charges, directing
such licensee to appear before the City Council at a date and place therein specified,
which date shall not occur more than three days from the day of such suspension to
show cause why the license suspended should not be permanently revoked. Upon the
filing of such charges with the Clerk, the person making such charges is hereby
authorized and empowered in connection with the suspension of a license to remove and
take into his possession the license or certificate or certificates of such licensee
given to the licensee at the time the license was issued, and to hold them until the
Council has determined whether such license should be revoked as herein provided.
The Council is hereby empowered and authorized to investigate the charges
set forth in the notice of suspension, subpoena, swear, and examine witnesses and
receive other competent evidence in connection therewith, offered either by the
person making the charges or by the licensee, or the Council on its own motion may
make such investigation of the facts as it deems necessary. The licensee shall be
entitled to be represented by counsel. The decision of the Council shall be final
and binding as to all questions of fact. If the Council shall find as the result of
such investigation that the licensee failed or refused to show cause, or has not
shown sufficient cause why his license should not be revoked, or if theCbuncil finds
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that such suspension was for a violation of any of the provisions or requirements of
this ordinance or that any facts have been shown which constitute grounds for sus-
pending a license under this ordinance, the Council may order such license permanently
revoked or revoked for such period of time as the C ouncil deems necessary; but if the
Council shall find the charges on which the license was suspended are not sustained
by the proofs, the license shall be reinstated by the Council.
In the event of any permanent revocation, the former licensee shall be
ineligible to receive any license under this ordinance for a period of two years
thereafter.
The Council is hereby authorized to make such rules and regulations to
carry out the powers and duties imposed upon it by the within ordinance as it may
deem necessary.
The Clerk shall act as Clerk to the Council in connection with any proceed-
ings instituted in connection with the suspension or revocation of any license.
Section 10. Validity. Should any section, clause or provision df this
ordinance be held unconstitutional or invalid by any court, all other sections, clauses
and provisions shall be deemed effective, just as though such unconstitutional or in-
valid section, clause or provision had never been inserted in this ordinance.
Section 11. Violations. The violation of any provision of this ordinance
shall be and constitute a separate offense under this ordinance for each and every
day such violation shall continue.
Section 12. Penalty. Any person, firm or corporation who shall violate
any provision of this ordinance shall be subject, upon conviction thereof, to a
fine of not more than Five Hundred Dollars 4500.00) for every offense or to im-
prisonment not exceeding ninety (90) days for every offense, or both such fine and
imprisonment in the discretion of the court.
Section 13. Repeal. Any ordinance or any portion of any ordinance which
conflicts with the provisions hereof is hereby repealed.
Section 14. Effective Date. This ordinance is hereby declared to be an
emergency ordinance necessary to the protection of the public health, safety and
welfare, and shall become effective immediately on publication.
A roll call vote was conducted on the foregoing ordinance with the following result:
AYES: Kleinert, Ventura, Daugherty, O'Neill, Bagnall and Grant.
NAYS: Jones.
The President declared the foregoing ordinance duly adopted and will become effective
on date of publication, after having been approved by the Mayor.
Councilman Ventura introduced the following emergency Ordinance:
NO. 194
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AN ORDINANCE Ai"ENDING SECTIONS 11.02, 14.02
AND 15.02 OF ORDINANCE NO. 60, AS AMENDED,
ENTITLED "ZONING ORDINANCE OF TIE CITY OF
LIVONIA."
THE CITY OF LIVONIA ORDAINS:
Section 1. Sections 11.02, 14.02 and 15,02 of Ordinance No. 60, as amended,
entitled "Zoning Ordinance of the City of Livonia", are hereby amended to read as
follows:
Section 11.02. Uses Permitted. In all C-2 Districts no buildings
or land, except as otherwise provided in this ordinance, shall be erected
or used except for one or more of the following specified uses:
(a) All uses permitted in R-3 and C-1 Districts.
(b) Stores and shops for the conducting of a service or a
retail business, except that the storage of lumber and other
building supplies or similar materials for retail sale shall
be housed within a building having four (4) side walls and roof,
open storage of this or similar material shall not be permitted.
(c) Office and showroom of a plumber, electrician, decorator
or similar trade.
(d) Personal service shops,such as barber shops, beauty
parlors, shoe repair shops, tire repair shops, laundry pickup
shops, dry cleaning pickup shops, messenger or telegraph ser-
vice stations and any similar service or use.
(e) Banks, theaters, hotels, assembly buildings, catering
establishments, conservatories, sales and showrooms, research
and testing laboratories, studios, undertaking establishments,
dance halls, recreation halls, parking lots and public owned
buildings.
(f) Public utility buildings.
(g) Establishments within buildings or structures for the
repair, alteration, finishing, assembling, fabrication, or
storage of goods primarily for the residents of the locality
or for sale at retail on the premises, provided there is not
in connection therewith the operation of any activity or the
storage or display of goods in such manner as to be obnoxious
or offensive by reason of the emission of odors, fumes, dust,
smoke, waste, lightglare, noise or vibration, and further pro-
vided that no commercial enterprise shall employ more than
five (5) mechanics or workers per each two thousand (2000)
square feet of floor area, on the repair, conversion, alteration,
finishing or fabrication of goods.
(h) Advertising signs only when pertaining to the sale*
rental or use of the premises on which it is located or to
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goods sold or activities conducted thereon, or when serving
primarily as a directional sign or legal notice. Only one (1)
such sign is permitted on a lot, when such lot is four thousand
(4000) square feet or less in area, and such sign shall not ex-
ceed thirty-five (35) square feet in area of display surface
and shall not exceed seven (7) feet in length. Signs larger in
area than authorized in this section shall not be permitted except
upon the approval of the City Planning Commission.
(i) Carnivals, outdoor circuses or migratory amusement enter-
prises.
(j) Dry cleaning plants, garages and auto wash establishments,
on approval of the City Planning C ommissinn; provided, however,
that such approval shall not be given until, in addition to
other requirements and considerations, there is filed with such
commission the written consent of the owners of frontage of
property immediately abutting the premises involved and the
written consent of the owners of seventy (70) per cent of the
frontage of all property within three hundred (300) feet of
such premises and not separated therefrom by more than one
street or alley.
(k) Motels or motor courts upon approval of the City Planning
Commission. The commission may permit motels and motor courts
in C-2 Districts, provided that a public hearing is held and
it is established that sixty (60) per cent of the property owners
do not object within five hundred (500) feet distance from any
part of the lot area involved, and provided that a lot area
equal to that required for a residence shall be provided for
management, provided that each unit provides a lot area of one
thousand (1000) squaw feet for the first room of eighty (80)
or more square feet and an additional area equal to twice the
room area for each additional room of eighty (80) square feet
or more and provided that each unit or group of units shall
have two (2) side yards of not less than ten (10) feet each
for interior lot side yards; however, when side yards abut a
side street then such street side yard shall be not less than
twenty-five (25) feet, a front yard of not less than twenty-
five (25) feet, a rear yard of not less than ten (10) feet and
separate buildings shall be not less than ten (10) feet apart;
and further, provided, that each unit shall have one (1) room
with not less than onehundred and fifty (150) square feet of
floor area, a bathroom of not less than twenty-five (25) square
feet of floor area, and not less than fifty (50) square feet of
floor area for a kitchenette, if provided; and further, pro-
vided, that building height of motel shall not exceed one (1)
story or fifteen (15) feet; and further, provided, that no guest
shall occupy such accommodations of any motel or motor court for
a period of more than one (1) month within any calendar year.
(1) Any other use similar in character to the above uses when
it is not obnoxious or offensive to the locality by reason of
the emission of odor, fumes, dust, smoke, waste, lightglare,
vibration or noise.
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(m) Office of a veterinarian, including animal clinics and
animal hospitals without outside kennels, for the care and treat-
ment of small pets, such as dogs, cats and similar small animals,
with the approval of the City Planning Commission.
(n) Drive-in theaters, after approval of the City Planning
Commission where such use is located at least one thousand
(1000) feet from any district zoned as residential.
Section 14.02. Uses Permitted. In all M-1 Districts no building
or land shall be erected or used except for one or more of the following
uses:
(a) Any use of land or building which is permitted in an AG
or C-2 District, except all types of dwellings.
(b) Light industrial plants; machine shops; manufacturing of
furniture, hardware, jewelry, tools, dies, gauges, instruments,
patterns, tobacco products, leather goods, paint, varnish,
plastic articles, boxes, paper articles, wearing apparel, shoes,
pharmaceutical articles and similar items; and small shops for
fabricating, assembling and developing activities and processes.
(c) Any wholesale or jobbers business.
(d) Storage buildings, warehouses and yards for wholesalers,
distributors and jobbers, and for lumber, building materials
and supplies, coal, coke, fuel and similar items.
(e) Laundry and dry cleaning establishments, cold storage
plants, bakeries, dairies and creameries, soft drink and bottling
plants, artisan and craftsman shops, printing and engraving
shops, radio stations, millwork and lumber planing mills, tinsmith
and s heetmetal shops, and paint shops.
(f) Gasoline and oil service stations, garages, repair shops
and similar highway services.
(g) Terminal facilities and freight houses for railroads, truck
lines and motor transport.
(h) Uses similar to the above specified uses.
(i) Uses accessory or incidental to the above permitted uses.
(j) Drive-in theaters, after approval of the City Planning
Cojmission, where such use is located at least one thousand
(1000) feet from any district zoned as residential.
Provided, however, that no use above specified shall be allowed where such
use is contrary to any of the provisions or conditions contained in this
article.
Section 15.02. Uses Permitted. In all 1-2 Districts no build-
ing shall be erected or used, or land used, in whole or in part, except
for one or more of the following uses:
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(a) Any use of land or buildings which is permitted in an
M-1 District.
(b) Any lawful use of land or buildings not herein expressly
provided for or prohibited.
(c) Heavy manufacturing and general industrial plants.
(d) Uses accessory to any of the above permitted uses.
(e) Drive-in theaters, after approval by the City Planning
Commission, where such use is located at least one thousand
(1300) feet from any district zoned as residential.
Provided, however, that no use above specified shall be allowed where
such use is contrary to any of the provisions of conditions contained
in this article.
Section 2. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith,
particularly Section 4.09 of Ordinance No. 60, are hereby r epealed only to the extent
necessary to give this ordinance full force and effect.
Section . If any part or parts of this ordinance are for any reason held
to be invia] 'd, such decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions
of this ordinance.
Section 4. This ordinance is hereby declared to be an emergency ordinance
necessary to the protection of the public health, safety and welfare, and shall become
effective immediately on publication.
A roll call vote was conducted on the foregoing ordinance with the following result:
AYES: Kleinert, Jones, Ventura, Daugherty, O'Neill, Bagnall and Grant.
NAYS: None.
The President declared the ordinance duly adopted and will become effective on date
of publication, after having been approved by the Mayor.
On motion of Councilman Bagnall, seconded by Councilman Ventura and
unanimously adopted, this 231st regular meeting of the Council of the City of Livonia
was duly adjourned at 11:30 P. M., January 6, 1958.
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Mr ' . Clark, City Clerk
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