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MINUTES OF THE FORTY-EIGHTH REGULAR MEETING
OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LIVONIA
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On September 10, 1951, above meeting was held at 33110 Five Mile Road,
Livonia, Michigan, and was ca_led to order at approximately 8.03 P.M. by the
President of the Council, Harry S Wolfe Roll was called with the following
result: Present-- Harry S Wolfe, Raymond E Grimm, Wilson iti Edgar, Nettie
Carey, William Taylor and John Whitehead Absent-- Harvey Jahn.
Minutes of the Forty-Seventh Regular Meeting of the Council held
on August 27, 1951, were read and approved
Councilman Grimm as Chairman of a special committee consisting of
himself, Councilman Whitehead and Councilman Edgar submitted a report on the
matter of establishing a local chapter of the Loyal Order of Moose By
Councilman Carey, seconded by Councilman Taylor and unanimously adopted as
IIIfollows, it was.
/9--&3 ? RESOLVED, that the report of the committee on a local
chapter of the Loyal Order of idoose be accepted and filed
With the consent of all present, President Wolfe suspended the
order of business to consider bids on paving of Deering and declared the
period for submitting bids expired
The City Clerk opened and read bids on the construction of paving
on Deering Avenue from Plymouth toad to Wadsworth as follows .
(1) Bid received from Don Wells, Inc.
On advertised specifications as
prepared by City Engineer $15,308.00
On alternate specifications
suggested by bidder . $13,713.00
By Councilman Carey, seconded by Councilman Taylor and unanimously
IIIadopted as follows, it was .
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/9- °1-4 RESOLVED, that the bids on the paving of Deering be
referred to the City Engineer for his study and recommendations
and that he be requested to discuss this matter with Argonaut
Realty Division of General Motors Corporation
With the consent of all present, the Council returned to its
regular order of business
By Councilman Taylor, seconded by Councilman Whitehead and unanimously
adopted as follows, it was .
1 ( // RESOLVED, that the terms and conditions governing the
construction of an extension to Sewage Disposal System No 1,
as set forth in letter dated August 31, 1951, addressed to Louis
Savage and signed by Harry S Wolfe as acting i+payor and letter
of August 31, 1951, addressed to Hubbell, Roth & Clark, Inc.,
likewise signed by Harry S Wolfe as acting Mayor, be and hereby
are approved, and construction of the extension is hereby
authorized by the City of Livonia on acceptance of such terms
and conditions
By Councilman Grimm, seconded by Councilman Taylor and unanimously
adopted as follows, it was-
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as" RESOLVED that, it appearing that the Council has
previously approved the final plat of Rosedale Gardens No. 9
Subdivision, subject to the making of improvements or furnishing
a bond in lieu thereof; and it further appearing that, by letter
dated September 10, 1951, signed by Harold Hamill, City Engineer,
and addressed to Lester .French, Director of Public Works, all of
the required improvements have been installed and approval of the
plat recommended, the Council does hereby approve such plat and
authorize the City Clerk to affix her signature to the plat as
evidence of such approval
By Councilman Grimm, seconded by Councilman Carey and unanimously
adopted as follows, it was :
69-5 RESOLVED, that on recommendation of the Police Chief
dated August 31, 1951, petition of Melvin A and Reino B Keranen
for wholesale beer and wine license, which petition is dated
August 9, 1951, is hereby denied
By Councilman Taylor, seconded by Councilman Carey and unanimously
adopted as follows, it was
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/ 64/4/ RESOLVED, that the request of L. J. Hamill dated
September 5, 1951, for permission to have the Wayne County
Drain Commissioner perform certain work on property lying
West of Farmington Road between Schoolcraft and Chesapeake
& Ohio Railroad was referred to the City Engineer for a
report at the next Council meeting
By Councilman Taylor, seconded by Councilman Edgar and unanimously
adopted as follows, it was .
/4 6i(5-RESOLVED, that on application of Dallas Hay, Director
of Civilian Defense, the sum of $770 00 is hereby appropriated
to the Office of Civilian Defense from the Contingency Fund
as an additional allowance fcr the purchase of strategic
materials
The result of the roll call vote on the foregoing resolution was as follows .
AYES. Grimm, Edgar, Taylor, Carey, Whitehead & Wolfe
NAYS• None.
A ten minute recess was taken at 9:30 p.m., following which the
meeting was continued with all members present who were named as present
in the roll call of this meeting.
With the consent of all present, the rules were suspended in order
to hear from James L. Hagen, Director of Public Safety
By Councilman Edgar, seconded by Councilman Carey and unanimously
adopted as follows, it was ;
'ZESOLVED, that the sum pf $1100.00 is hereby appropriated
from the Contingency Rind to the Police Department to be used
f r equipment and air maps
The result of the roll call vote on the foregoing resolution was as follows :
AYES: Grimm, Edgar, Taylor, Carey, Whitehead & Wolfe.
NAYS. None
With the consent of all present, the Council returned to its regular
order of business
Petition No. 33 to vacate an alley was tabled until the next regular
meeting
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By Councilman Edgar, seconded by Councilman Carey and unanimously
adopted as follows, it was :
f9 6, 4,/ RESOLVED, that on petition of Coventry Corporation,
No 34, and other petitions, and on its own motion, the Council
does hereby deem it advisable to vacate all of Fordson Highway
within the City of Livonia, said highway being situated in the
Southeast 1/4 of Section 16 and the North 1/2 of Section 22,
Town 1 South, Range 9 East; and this matter is referred to the
City Planning Commission for hearing thereon and recommendation
pursuant to Ordinance No 29
By Councilman Whitehead, seconded by Councilman Taylor and unanimously
adopted as follows, it was:
I lvyg RESOLVED, that petition of Margaret Rye, No 23a, for
re-hearing on application for change of zoning classification is
hereby referred to the City Planning Commission for its report
and recommendations
By Councilman Grimm, seconded by Councilman Edgar, and unanimously
adopted as follows, it was .
!o `I 9 RESOLVED, that the City of Livonia open a special
account with First National Bank of Plymouth, Livonia Branch,
under the entitlement of Justice Court of the City of Livonia;
that all moneys and funds received by the Justice Court, not
including funds received by the Violation Bureau, be deposited
in such account; and that all disbursements from such account
be made in accordance ,rith the City Charter and on checks to
be signed by either Leo 0 Nye, Justice of the Peace or Carl
J Wagenschutz, City Treasurer.
The result of the roll call vote on the foregoing resolution was as follows
AYE.S• Grimm, Edgar, Taylor, Carey, Whitehead & Wolfe
NAYS: None
By Councilman Whitehead, seconded by Councilman Taylor and unanimously
adopted as follows, it was
/9- 454° RESOLVED, that all accounts of the City of Livonia, now
maintained with first National wank of Plymouth at Plymouth,
'ichigan, be transferred to the branch of said bank located at
Livonia, '_'ichigan, and that the City Treasurer do all things
necessary to effect such transfer
Ill The result of the roll call vote on the foregoing resolution was as follows
AYES. Grimm, Edgar, Taylor, Carey, Whitehead & Wolfe
NAYS: None
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By Councilman Taylor, seconded by Councilman Grimm and unanimously
Iliadopted as follows, it was .
/9- L95/ RESOLVED, that the City of Livonia does hereby accept
the proposal of the Board of County Road Commissioners for the
County of Wayne, as contained in a letter dated August 28, 1951,
written by said board to the Cit'; of Livonia and pertaining to
installation of traffic light at Eight Mile and Middlebelt Roads,
that the sum of $290.00 is hereby appropriated from the Contingency
Fund to be used as the City's share of the cost of such installation;
and that said amount be considered as an additional allowance to
the Department of Public Works
The result of the roll call vote on the foregoing resolution was as follows .
AYES. Grimm, Edgar, Taylor, Carey, Whitehead & Wolfe
NAYS. None
The City Clerk presented to the Council a bill fromIT y Gale,
Inc , Electrical Contractors, for installing five flood lights By
Councilman Carey, seconded by Councilman Whitehead and unanimously adopted
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as follows, it was .
q ('5� RESOLVED, that a committee of two be appointed to
work with the Director of Public Safety in contacting the Michigan
Racing Association on cost of flood lights
The P'•esident then appointed to the last mentioned committee, Councilmen
Taylor and Edgar
By Councilman Grimm, seconded by Councilman Edgar and unanimously
adopted as follows, it was :
/9"-k-1.5 RESOLVED, that the application of Michigan Bell Telephone
Company received September 6, 1951, and identified as job order
No. K-6-1862 be approved and the City Clerk is hereby authorized
to issue a permit in accordance therewith
Mr Vincent Veltman and his attorney, Mr Markle, appeared before
the Council and discussed location of newlace of business under existing
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Class C license By Councilman Taylor, seconded by Councilman Carey and
ILunanimously adopted as follows, it was
A- (5y RESOLVED, that Mr Jeltman's request be tabled until the
next meeting of the Council
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Letter from Lirs Robert F Parrish,expressingg appreciation of the
City of Livonia's Recreational Program, was received and placed on file
and the City Clerk was directed to acknowledge the same.
lith the consent of all present, the clerk was also instructed
to write to the Director of Public Safety requesting that he cause the
existing Hunting Ordinance to be strictly enforced and that he work with
the City Attorney to prepare no hunting signs and proper notices in the
newspaper
By Councilman Edgar, seconded by Councilman Carey and unanimously
adopted as follows, it was :
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RESOLVED, that no person be permitted to excavate
or perform any work in any public street, alley or thoroughfare
without written permission from the Department of Public ,orks,
such permission may be granted on filing such cash deposit and
furnishing such insurance as may be required by said department;
and that the City Attorney is instructed to prepare an ordinance
on this subject
Report of the Justice Court for August, 1951, was received and
placed on file
Councilman Taylor introduced the following ordinance:
NO.
AN ORDINANCE TO AI:1ND SECTIONS 11 .0, 21 0,
27 0, 28 0, 29 0, 30 0, 31 0, 34 0, and 35 0
OF ORDINANCE NO 12 OF THE CITY OF LIVONIA,
ENTITLED "AIS ORDINANCE REGULATING AND
LICENSING CERTAIN BUSINESSES IN THE CITY OF
LIVONIA AND PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION
T.HREOF"
THE CITY OF LIVONIA ORDAINS.
Section 1 Sections 14 0, 21 0, 27 0, 28.0, 29 0, 30 0, 31.0, 34.0
and 35.0 of Ordinance No 12 of the City of Livonia, entitled An Ordinance
Regulating and Licensing Certain Businesses in the City of Livonia and
Providing Penalties for Violation Thereof", are hereby amended to respectfully
read as follows.
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Section 14 0 Produce ierchants
14 1 The term "produce merchants" s>all include any
person or persons selling vegetables, eggs, fruits and farm
products of all lands
14 2 It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or
corporation, either as principal or agent, to engage in the
business of a produce merchant in the City of Livonia without
first having obtained a license it the manner herein provided
14 3 No license shall be granted to engage in the business
of a produce merchant until there has been full compliance with
all of the ordinances, rules and regulations of the City of
Livonia and until there has been a proper certification by the
Chief of Police and health officer
14 4 The following classes of licenses shall be issued
to produce merchants .
Class A. Any person who resides on land within the
City of Livonia, which is either owned by him or which is
leased for a period of at least one (1) year, and who
sells only what he grows or produces on such land, shall
receive a Class A license.
Class B. Any person who resides on land within the
City of Livonia, which is either owned by him or which is
leased for a period of at least one (1) year, ard who
sells on such land products of which at least 50% have
been raised or produced on such land, shall receive a
Class B license
Class C. Any person who resides on land within the
City of Livonia, which is either owned by him or which is
leased for a period of at least one (1) year, and who
sells products of which less than 50 have been raised ar
produced by him on land awned or leased by such person
within the City of Livonia, shall receive a Class C license.
The percentage as above referred to shall be computed
on the retail prices of such products.
14 5 Eo person shall be entitled to a license under
this section unless he keeps and maintains satisfactory records
upon which there may be a determination made as to whether such
person is entitled to a license under this section and as to
what classification of license shall be issued
Section 21 0 Dry Cleaning, Pressing, Dyeing or Operating a Laundry
21 1 No person shall violate any law of the State of
Yiichigan nor any rule or regulation adopted by any duly authorized
agency of the State of :IL chigan pertaining to dry cleaning, pressing,
dyeing or operating a laundry
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21 2 No person shall carry on any business of dry cleaning,
pressing, dyeing or o.,erating a laundry, or picking up or delivering
any articles to be dry cleaned, pressed, dyed or laundered, without
first obtaining a license therefor in the manner provided for in
Section 30.0 of this ordinance
21 3 No such license shall be granted except upon certifi—
cation by the Fire Chief and the Police Chief that the premises
and delivery equipment comply writh the requirements of the state
and of the city pertaining thereto
Section 27 0 Pedders and Transient 'Merchants
27 1 The term "peddler" as used in this ordinance shall
mean any person who goes about from place to place, selling or
offering for sale, goods, wares, merchandise, and all kinds of
property, traveling on foot or in vehicles, and selling from
house to house or by crying his wares from the street Such
term shall include "hawkers" and "hucksters."
27 2 The term "transient merchant" as used in this ordinarc e
shall mean any person, firm or corporation engaged temporarily
in a retail sale of goods, bares or merchandise, in any place
in this City and who, for the purpose of conducting such business,
occupies or uses any lot, building, room, structure of any kind
or any vehicle Such term shall include:
(a) "itinerant merchants";
(b) "Itinerant vendors",
(c) persons, firms or corporations who shall be engaged
in selling goods, wares or merchandise at retail in this City
and who are not on the tax rolls of this City; and
(d.) any person, firm or corporation who commences a
business of selling goods, wares and merchandise at retail
within this City after the first day in January in any
year and who is not assessed on the tax roll for such year
The term "transient merchant" shall not include any
produce merchants to whom a Class Al B and C license shall have
been issued under Section 114.0 of this ordinance
27.3 It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation,
either as principal or agent, to engage in business as a pedcU r
or transient merchant in the City of Livonia without having first
obtained a license in the manner herein provided
27 14 No license shall be granted except upon certification
of the Chief of Police and Health Officer
27 5 Before any license, as provided by this ordinance,
shall oe issued for engaging in the business of a peddler or a
transient merchant, the applicant shall file with the City Clerk
the following instruments:
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(a) A Cash or surety company bond running to the City
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of Livonia in the sum of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00),
conditioned on full compliance by applicant with all the fr
IL provisions of the ordinances of the City of Livonia and ;
the statutes of the State of Liici-rigan, regulating and
concerning the sale of goods, wares and merchandise, and
further conditioned on prompt payment by applicant of all
judgments rendered against applicant for any violation of
said ordinances or statutes, or any of them, together with -
all judgments and costs that ma;, be recovered against such
applicant by any person or persons for damage growing out
of any misrepresentations of applicant or of applicant's
agents or servants, ether at the time of sale or through
any advertisement of any character whatsoever
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(b) An instrument appointing the City Clerk as the true t:
and lawful agent of applicant with full power and authority
to accept service of process for and on behalf of applicant
in respect to any matters con.:ected with or arising out of ,'
the business transacted under said license and the bond ,
required by this ordinance, or for the performance or breach
of any of the provisions thereof, with the result that
service on said agent shall be a valid as if personally I.
served on the applicant
Said instruments shall be in such form as may be approved by Pe'
the City Attorney Action on said bond may be brought in the name
111 of the City for the use of the aggrieved persons. On receipt of
any process, the City Clerk shall promptly send a copy to applicant,
by registered main directed to the address stated in the application
for such license
27.6 No license to engage in business as a peddler ar
transient merchant shall be granted to any person unless a complete
set of fingerprints of such person and of any person assisting him
are on file in the non-criminal identification file of the Police
Department
27 7 No licensee shall be entitled to more than one helper
on foot for each vehicle used in said business
27 8 No person shall sell or peddle fresh meat upon any
street, alley or public place
27 9 No peddler shall stop or remain in any one place upon
any street, alley or public place longer than necessary to make a
sale 'or a customer wishing to buy
Section 28 0 Second-Hand Merchants
28.1 No person shall engage in the business or occupation of
111 dealing in second-hand or used personal property, not including
second-Mand or used automobiles, without first obtaining a license
therefor. No such license shall be granted except upon certification
of the Police Chief and Tire Chief
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28 2 No licensee shall purchase or receive any article,
(a) from any person under the age of 17 years, without
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the written consent of parent or guardian, or
(b) from a person known or suspected to be a thief or
a receiver of stolen property
28 3 No licensee shall fail to keep a daily record of all
persons with whom he does business and of all property caning into
his possession together with a record of the disposition of e ach
article, nor shall any licensee fail to report same weekly to the
Police Chief on forms prescribed by the State or by the Police Chief
The Police Chief shall at all times have access to such daily
record
Section 29.0 Gasoline Service Stations
29.1 No person shall violate any law of the State of Michigan
nor any rule or regulation adopted by any duly authorized agency of
the State of Michigan pertaining to gasoline service stations
29 2 The term "gasoline service station" shall mean any
premises, including all buildings and structures thereon, devoted
to selling or dispensing at retail or wholesale gasoline or volatile
liquids as fuel for any motor propelled vehicle, watercraft or air-
craft
29 3 No person shall conduct, operate or manage a gasoline
service station without first obtaining a license therefor in the
manner provided for in Section 30 0 of this ordinance
29 !t No license required by this ordinance shall be granted
except upon certification by the Fire Chief and Police Chief.
29 5 No gasoline service station, doing business at retail
or wholesale, shall hereafter be constructed or opened for business
within a radius of 100 feet of any school building, public park
or playground, church, theatre, or any other public place where
the public frequently gathers in large number; provided, that
this sub-section shall not extend to any gasoline station operating
or in the process of being constructed at the time of the adoption
of this ordinance.
29 6 No fuel tank shall be filled at a retail gasoline
service station except through a hose connected to a pump of a
type approved by the Underwriters Laboratories, Incorporated
29 7 No gasoline or inflammable liquid shall be kept or
conveyed in open receptacles or in glass bottles or other breakable
containers on the premises of a gasoline service station, except
in glass bottles of not more than eight ounces capacity used for
sample purposes, and shall not be used for cleaning purposes on
such premises No glass container gasoline pump shall be installed
in any building
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29 8 All combustible waste and rubbish, including crankcase
drainings shall be kept in metal receptacles fitted with a tight
cover until removed from the premises.
29 9 No gasoline, oil, grease or inflammable liquid shall be
allowed to flow into or be placed in the drainage system Oil and
grease shall not be allowed to accumulate on the floor. Sawdust
shall not be kept in any gasoline service station or place of
storage, and sawdust or other combustible material shall not be
used to absorb oil, grease or gasoline.
29 10 All gasoline service station proprietors and attendants
upon being notified by the Fire Chief of the presence of gasoline
or volatile liquids in sewers shall cooperate in ascertaining the
reason therefor. Any expense to the City in tracing gasoline leaks
shall be paid by the owner of the station or the equipment to which
such gasoline leak is traceable.
29 11 There shall be constantly maintained at each gasoline
service station, in good working order and fully charged, at least
two portable fire extinguishers of such standard type as may be
recommended by Underwriters Laboratories and reasonably approved by
the Fire Chief
29 12 When a gasoline service station is discontinued or dis—
mantled, the owner thereof shall forthwith remove all underground
tanks that were used in connection therewith
Section 30 0 Fees and Bonds Required.
30.1 The fee required to be paid and the amount of any bond
required to be posted to obtain any license to engage in the operation,
conduct or carrying on of any business for which a license is required
by the provisions of this ordinance shall be based upon the type of
orders taken, number of facilities or employees, goods or merchandise
sold, or inspection or regulation required and upon the length
of time for which such license is issued, and no license shall be
issued to any applicant unless he first pays to the proper authority
the fee and posts a bond in the amount required for the type of
license desired, as indicated in the followings chedule
LICENSE, FEE AND BONDS
Bowling Alley:
First alley, $5.00 per year.
Each additional, $1 00 per year.
Boxing and Jrestling Exhibition, $10.00 per day.
Coal and Coke
Each truck, $2.00 per year
Dance Hall, $15.00 per year
Dance School, $5.00 per year
111 Dry Cleaning, Pressing, Dyeing or Laundry:
Fpr each local plant or place of business, $3 00 per year
For each delivery vehicle, where plant is not
operated within the City of Livonia, $10 00 per year
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Employment
Agency, $15 -00 per year
Gasoline Service Station
First pump, $5 00 per year
Each additional pump, $1 00 per year
Junk Yard, $100 00 per year
Mechanical Amusement Device, $10 00 per year
_Mechanical Music Device, $5 00 per year
Mechanical lending Device .
Machines taking pennies and hackles, $2 50 per year
Machines taking pennies, nickles and dimes, $5 00 per year.
i:iachines taking coins in excess of dimes, $10.00 per year
Peddlers - e,5 00 per day; $25 00 per month; $100 00 per year
Bond - $1,000.00
Pool and Billiard Rooms .
�Arst table, $5 00 per year.
Each additional, $1 00 per year
Produce Merchants
Class A, $2 00 per year
Class B, $10 00 per year.
Class C $35.00 per year
Second-Hand Iderchants, $25 00 per year
Skating Rink, $15 00 per year
Theatre (per seat), $ 03 per year
Transient Merchant, $10 00 per day, 535 00 per month; $150.00
per year Bond - $1,000 00
30 2 Each peddler licensed under this ordinance shall be
entitled to not more than one helper or assistant who shall pay
a license fee equal to one-half of the fee paid by such peddler.
30 3 A separate license and fee shall be required for each
place of business, location or vehicle used by any transient merchant.
Section 31 0 Delivery of Merchandise.
31 1 This ordinance shall not in any way affect or
regulate trucks or motor vehicles operated within the City
for the following purposes.
(a) for the wholesale distribution and delivery of
goods, wares and merchandise, and
(b) for the delivery to residences of milk, cream,
dairy products and baked goods
31 2 This ordinance shall not affect or regulate the sale
or distribution of newspapers
Section 34 0 Certification.
3L 1 "Certification!' by an officer of the City, as such
terms are used in this ordinance, shall mean, in addition to
the requirements specifically set forth in this ordinance, that
the particular officer involved has examined the application;
has caused an investigation to be made in connection with both
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the applicant and the application; and has found that, in so far
as his own department or office, and the powers and functions
thereof, are concerned or affected, the granting of the license
requested in such application would not conflict with the ordinances,
rules and regulations pertaining to such department or office
and would not be injurious to the public health, moral, safety and
welfare
34 2 The "certification" of an officer, as required by
any of the provisions of this ordinance, shall be construed to
include the following procedure:
(a) Such certification may be made by any of the
officers named or by any of their authorized assistants,
(b) Prior to certification, each officer of whom
such certification is required, or his authorized assistant,
shall :cake the investigation and determination required
by this section;
(c) Certification shall be indicated by writing on the
application the word "approved" followed by the name of the
certified officer through himself or an authorized assistant
and the date of such approval
Section 35 0 Penalty
35.1 Every person convicted of a violation of this ordinance
shall be punished by a fine of not more than Five Hundred Dollars
($500 00) or by imprisonment for not more than ninety days or both
such fine and imprisonment Each act of violation and every day
upon which any such violation shall occur shall constitute a
separate offense
Section 2 Any and all ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict
or inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed.
Section 3. In the event any portions of this ordinance are held
invalid for any reason, then such holding shall not affect the remaining portion
of this ordinance
The foregoing Ordinance was placed on the taole for consideration at the next
regular meeting of the Council.
Communication from Government and Civic Employee's Organizing
Committee dated August 27, 1951, was read and placed on the table
Communication from Carson W Johnson dated September 10, 1951, was
read and referred to the Department of Public Safety.
By Councilman Taylor, seconded by Councilman Grimm and unanimously
adopted as follows, it was :
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/9- " (o RESOLVED, that on recommendat. on of the City Engineer,
the Council aoes hereby formally accept the work of Thomas Sinacola
in installing watei main on Surrey Avenue on Schoolcraft to
Department of Public iiorkt s building; does hereby release Mr
Sinacola on his bond, refer the matter of payment of the balance
of 91051.75 due on such work to the Finance Committee; and does
further authorize the City Clerk to do such further things as
may be necessary to the complete performance of this resolution
The result of the roll call vote on the fore .oing resolution was as follows :
AYES• Grimm, Edgar, Taylor, Carey, Whitehead L Wolfe.
NAYS. None
By Councilman Carey, seconded by Councilman Whitehead and unanimously
adopted as follows, it was
4- em-57 RESOLVED, that a letter be written on behalf of the Council
to the Detroit YMCA , Metropolitan Office, stating the need far
YMCA services in the new City of Livonia and requesting the
establishment of a Y M CA in Livonia at the earliest possible date
On motion of Councilman Grimm, seconded by Gouncilman Taylor and
unanimously passed, the meeting was adjourned 1.15 A L , September 11, 1951
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Harry .olfe, Pr-'.ident