2008-09-08 final draft

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State of Michigan

County of Shiawassee

Charter Township of Owosso

Be it known that the Township Board of Trustees for the Charter Township of Owosso met in regular session on Monday September 8, 2008 at 7:00 P.M. in the Township Board Room, at 2998 W. M 21, Owosso, Michigan 48867.

Call to Order: 7:00 P.M. Supervisor Gute led the Pledge to the Flag.

Members in attendance: Roll Call: Supervisor Gute-Yes, Trustee Campbell-Yes, Treasurer Cudney-Yes, Trustee Krajcovic-Yes, Trustee Schultz-Yes, Miller-Yes, Clerk Gute-Yes. Others Present: Attorney Bowne, Fire Chief Greger, OCTMMR Jason MacDonald, Assessor Schweikert and Bldg. Administrator Delaney.

Agenda: Moved Trustee Schultz, Second Trustee Krajcovic to accept the agenda as printed with the additions of d.) Closed Executive Session under Old Business and a.) L4029 Tax Rate Request under New Business. Ayes: All. Nayes: None. Agenda approved.

Minutes-Previous Meeting: Moved Trustee Schultz, Second Trustee Campbell to approve the August 11, 2008 minutes as printed. Ayes: Six (6) Nayes: Trustee Miller. The Regular Board meeting Minutes of August 11, 2008 stand as printed.

Public Comments: Opened at 7:03 p.m. - Closed at 7:07 p.m. Judy Ford announced her candidacy for State Rep.

a.) Audit Report - Jim Demis: Prior to GASB 34 the Township received modified opinions. Now that the Township is under GASB 34 they are called clean opinions. The management discussion and analyst is a summary of the management of the Township as to the highlights of the financial statements. This audit is your full accrual. This reports all township infrastructure and buildings and shows your depreciation. The audit shows book value at $3.9 million but that is not the liquid expendable assets. Everything is in order and the Township is financially solvent. Your budgeting process is good and you’re under budget in every category. Your General Fund budget went up this year from $781,000 to 1 million dollars. If you go back to what your fund balance was a number of years ago your balance now is just phenomenal. Every fund is likewise. I don’t have any comments as far as recommendations because your financials have never looked better. You’re doing a fine job with your financials. If you made a motion to change this you would only make it worse because this is an awesome financial statement. I recommend that you entertain a motion to accept the report and forward it to the State. Moved Trustee Miller, Second Trustee Schultz to accept the 2007-08 Financial Report and forward it to the State of Michigan. Roll Call: Supervisor Gute-Yes, Clerk Gute-Yes, Treasurer Cudney-Yes, Trustee Krajcovic-Yes, Trustee Campbell-Yes, Trustee Schultz-Yes, Trustee Miller-Yes.

Regarding the Township’s statement of findings and recommendations, your Brownfield will always reflect a deficit until it is paid off. (Note: Payments are made through tax capture) Virtually every municipality that has a Brownfield has a deficit so this deficit is no fault of the board but the State requires us to report it as a deficit anyway. Another finding was with the Stoney Creek MSHDA Pilot Program. The State has sent the Pilot money to the Township



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but did not tell the Township how to disburse it. We had the Treasurer deposit that money in the General Fund for now but it will need to be disbursed once the disbursement is determined by the State. Moved Trustee Krajcovic, Second Treasurer Cudney to accept the Letter of Recommendations and authorize Clerk Gute to forward it to the State of Michigan. Roll Call: Supervisor Gute-Yes, Trustee Miller-Yes, Clerk Gute-Yes, Treasurer Cudney-Yes, Trustee Krajcovic-Yes, Trustee Campbell-Yes, Trustee Schultz-Yes.

County/State Rep Comments - Shiawassee County Commissioner Henrietta Sparks gave a report regarding business before the commissioners. The hazardous waste collection will be held September 13, 2008 at the building located on Chippewa Trail.

Sheriff Department: Deputy Herrick reported that the SCSD handled 74 township incidents for August 2008.

Treasurer Report: Moved Trustee Schultz, Second Trustee Miller to accept the Treasurer’s Report as printed. Ayes: All. Nayes: None. The July 31, 2008 Treasurer Report stands as printed.

Cemetery Report: Attached to minutes.

Assessor Report: Attached to minutes.

Fire Report: Attached to minutes. Nine (9) alarms.

Ambulance Report: Attached to minutes. Thirty Eight (38) transports.

Building Report: Attached to minutes. Seventeen (17) permits issued. a.) Sign ordinance: Moved Trustee Campbell, Second Trustee Schultz to adopt the first (1st) reading for the Owosso Charter Township Sign Ordinance. Roll Call: Trustee Campbell -Yes, Clerk Gute-Yes, Trustee Miller-Yes, Trustee Krajcovic-Yes, Treasurer Cudney-Yes, Trustee Schultz-Yes, Supervisor Gute-Yes. b.) Delaney Contract: Moved Krajcovic, Second Trustee Schultz to extend Building and Zoning Administrator Robert Delaney’s contract to September 16, 2011 and to extend his vacation time from one (1) week to two (2) weeks. Roll Call: Trustee Miller-Yes, Trustee Campbell-Yes, Trustee Krajcovic-Yes, Treasurer Cudney-Yes, Clerk Gute-Yes Trustee Schultz-Yes, Supervisor Gute-Yes. Administrator Delaney requested that during the annual budget workshop the board consider a $500.00 salary increase for him for the upcoming year.

Old Business: a.) Project Life Saver - Moved Supervisor Gute, Second Trustee Schultz that Owosso Charter Township supports the Project Life Saver Concept and will encourage participation in the project. Ayes: All. Nayes: None. b.) Street Lights – The Subcommittee has reviewed the annual streetlight assessment roll and one hundred and ten (110) streetlights were accounted for. It was found that the Township was being charged for 111. The 111th light was not in the Township and Consumers has since removed the light and its cost from our bill and will refund those charges to the Township. The committee also found lights that were installed back in the 1970’s that had never been added to the annual assessment roll. Most of those lights are in the Industrial Park. All of the intersection lights on M 52 and M 21 were installed for public health, safety and welfare. The cost for those lights are, paid for by the Township. The remaining streetlights were installed because residents petitioned for the installation of them with the understanding that they would pay for the cost of them. Consumers has had several rate increases over the years and the



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Committee finds it necessary that the board consider increasing the streetlight assessments to the rates the Township is being charged today. (Note: The annual streetlight assessments have always been placed on the winter tax bill). Moved Supervisor Gute, Second Trustee Campbell to assess at the annual cost recovery rate for streetlights to those parcels already on the roll and to proceed with getting the other necessary parcels added to the annual roll. Ayes: All. Nayes: None. c.) Billing for Demolition: All bills regarding the demolition of the house on Baldwin Road need to be turned into the Supervisor so that the demolition cost can be placed on the owners winter property tax bill. d.) Closed Executive Session Owosso Redi Mix: Moved Clerk Gute, Second Trustee Krajcovic to close regular board meeting at 8:24 p.m. for the purpose of entering into closed executive session. Roll Call: Trustee Campbell-Yes, Trustee Krajcovic-Yes, Treasurer Cudney-Yes, Clerk Gute-Yes Trustee Schultz-Yes, Supervisor Gute-Yes, Trustee Miller-Yes. Moved Trustee Schultz, Second Trustee Krajcovic to reconvene regular board meeting at 8:38 p.m. Ayes: All. Nayes: None.

Moved Trustee Miller, Second Trustee Schultz not to accept the attorney offer that would allow Owosso Redi Mix to store or crush stone on Redi Mix property. Roll Call: Supervisor Gute-Yes, Treasurer Cudney-Yes, Clerk Gute-Yes, Trustee Krajcovic-Yes, Trustee Campbell-Yes, Trustee Schultz-Yes, Trustee Miller-Yes.

New Business: L4029 Tax Rate Request – Moved Trustee Schultz, Second Trustee Miller to authorize and direct Supervisor Gute to sign the L 4029 Tax Rate Request and forward it to the Shiawassee County Equalization Department. Ayes: All. Nayes: None.

Payment of Bills: Moved Trustee Krajcovic, Second Treasurer Cudney to accept the September 08, 2008 checklist as printed and to release all checks. Roll Call: Treasurer Cudney-Yes, Trustee Schultz-Yes, Clerk Gute-Yes, Trustee Krajcovic-Yes, Trustee Campbell-Yes, Trustee Miller-Yes, Supervisor Gute-Yes. Cemetery checks 840-845, Fire checks 2968-3008, General Fund checks 3330 – 3355, Sewer checks 322 – 323, T & A checks 1944– 1947 and Water checks 508 shall be released for payment.

Public Comments: Opened at 8:48 p.m. – Closed at 8:55 p.m. John Michalec announced his candidacy for Shiawassee Road Commission. Mike Thornton regarding no truck routes.

Communications/Board Comments & Reports: The Clerk would like authorization to use the fire station 1 for the upcoming November election. The Utility Authority is in the process of reviewing the secretarial applicants. In the process of establishing the Shiawassee Chapter MTA Annual Meeting date.

Adjournment: Moved Trustee Schultz, Second Trustee Miller to adjourn at 9:00 P.M. Ayes: All. Nayes: None.

Respectfully Submitted,



Judy K. Gute Richard A. Gute
Owosso Charter Township Clerk Owosso Charter Township Supervisor

These minutes were approved on this the ___________day of __________________, 2008.


Accepted as printed _____________Accepted with changes__________________________

2008-08-11 Minutes

State of Michigan

County of Shiawassee

Charter Township of Owosso

Be it known that the Township Board of Trustees for the Charter Township of Owosso met in regular session on Monday August 11, 2008 at 7:00 P.M. in the Township Board Room, at 2998 W. M 21, Owosso, Michigan 48867.

Members in attendance: Roll Call: Supervisor Gute-Yes, Trustee Campbell-Yes, Treasurer Cudney-Yes, Trustee Krajcovic-Yes, Trustee Schultz-Yes, Miller-Yes, Clerk Gute-Yes.

Agenda, Minutes-Previous Meeting, Treasurer Reports, Payment of Bills and a new headstone foundation in Oak Grove Cemetery: Approved.


Fire Department: Report attached to minutes. Moved Trustee Schultz, Second Cudney to adopt Amendment H.1.6 regarding driving personal and department vehicles. Roll Call: Trustee Miller-Yes, Trustee Krajcovic-Yes, Treasurer Cudney-Yes, Clerk Gute-Yes, Trustee Schultz-Yes, Trustee Campbell-Yes, Supervisor Gute-Yes.

Trustee Krajcovic had concern with a paid advertisement placed in a local newspaper by Trustee Danny Miller wherein he stated “I plan on reversing the policy of the current supervisor under which he has selected the Captains of the Fire Department. I believe the control of this process should be returned back to the hands of the Fire Chief and the firefighters.”

Trustee Krajcovic asked Fire Chief Greger, if Miller’s statement in the ad was true. Chief Greger explained the departments past practice and the present policy regarding the selection of Captains. Greger further explained that no supervisor at any time has ever made lone decisions regarding Captain appointments. He further stated all Captain appointments are, brought before the full board for board approval.

Krajcovic produced the department’s Constitution and Bylaws adopted by the Township Board in 2002. She wanted assurance that the department was following what the Board had adopted. Chief Greger concurred that yes the department has indeed been following the Constitution and Bylaws.

Then you can’t give something back to someone that was never taken away in the first place said Krajcovic.

Ambulance Report: Report attached to minutes. In regards to a recent open forum letter printed in two local newspapers and signed by Trustee Danny Miller wherein Miller made allegations that the township has been paying all OCTMMR bills, Manager Jason MacDonald wanted to assure the board that Miller’s allegations were false.

MacDonald further explained that all bills from both buildings were put in MMR’s name with the exception of three (3) bills. Those three (3) bills are the Consumers bill, the garbage bill and mowing bill at the 100 N. Smith Rd location. However, OCTMMR does reimburse the township for their portion of those 3 bills. That cost share includes reimbursing the township for 40% of the Consumers bill, 1/3 of the yearly garbage bill and for the lawn mowing at that location. He stated the reason for the cost share at that building was because there was no easy way for those three (3) bills to be split off from the main township governmental building.

MacDonald stated MMR has indeed paid for all the maintenance repairs and upgrades to the buildings and MMR will soon be doing some upgrades to the buildings because of recent State mandates. MacDonald also stated that all insurance policies on both buildings are in MMR’s name. When MacDonald finished he asked if the board had any questions.

Trustee Miller said his editorial letter never alleged that MMR didn’t pay their bills. His letter had only questioned if MMR was paying their bills. A member from the public challenged Trustee Miller on the intent of his letter. Miller quieted the participant stating he had the floor.

Again Miller stated his letter had only questioned whether MMR paid their bills because the township paid thousands of dollars for concrete work, a wall and painting. MacDonald said $750.00 was the township portion for the concrete work and around $1,000.00 for the wall. However, the board and MMR cost shared those because both the board and MMR had collectively reached those agreements.

Clerk Gute tried to remind Trustee Miller how those agreements came about but Miller kept talking over her. Twice Clerk Gute reminded Trustee Miller that she had the floor. Each time she tried to continue Miller proceeded to talk over her.

Once the clerk was able to regain the floor she explained that the work done on old fire station 2 was done for the benefit of both the township and MMR. All of those projects and the cost share of them were agreed upon prior to MMR ever signing the lease agreement.

Trustee Miller again claimed his editorial letter only questioned if MMR paid their bills and he didn’t know the meeting was going to be a rehash of the election. Trustee Campbell reminded Trustee Miller it was not a rehash of the election, the board was only getting the facts out.

(Note: Kay Lauro read Trustee Miller’s editorial letter to the public. After reading his letter Ms. Lauro stated that Miller’s letter never questioned. Therefore Miller misrepresented the facts and did mislead the people. A copy of Trustee Miller’s editorial letter is attached to these minutes)

New Business: a.) Baker College Project: Resolution Trustee Schultz, Second Trustee Miller, Resolved that on behalf of Baker College Peter Kulick will strike the City of Owosso from the project plan because according to the project plan no part of the property to be developed is in the City of Owosso and the board does adopt the resolution subject to the following language being added to the resolution; It was represented by the “Issuer” that the language “private commercial” within the Project Plan, was required by statute so the “Project” could obtain financing; However, approval of the Project Plan by the Township, does not give pre-approved re-zoning to the “Project” even though the Project Plan in its language makes reference to “private commercial.” Roll Call: Trustee Krajcovic-Yes, Trustee Campbell-Yes, Treasurer Cudney-Yes, Trustee Miller-Yes, Clerk Gute-Yes, Trustee Schultz-Yes, Supervisor Gute-Yes.

Adjournment: 9:08 p.m.

Respectfully Submitted,

Judy K. Gute

2008-02-11 Minutes

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State of Michigan

County of Shiawassee

Charter Township of Owosso

Be it known that the Township Board of Trustees for the Charter Township of Owosso met in regular session on Monday February 11, 2008 at 7:00 P.M. in the Township Board Room, at 2998 W. M 21, Owosso, Michigan 48867.

Call to Order: 7:00 P.M. Supervisor Gute led the Pledge to the Flag.

Members in attendance: Roll Call: Supervisor Gute-Yes, Trustee Campbell-Yes, Treasurer Cudney-Yes, Trustee Krajcovic-Yes, Trustee Schultz-Yes, Miller-Yes, Clerk Gute-Yes. Others Present: Attorney Bowne, Fire Chief Greger, Assessor Schweikert, Bldg. Administrator Delaney, OCTMMR Manager MacDonald.

Agenda: Moved Schultz, Second Cudney to change 5a.) to read 1) SCRC Lonny Latunski, 2) Lee Klein, 3) Steve Imarino and to accept the agenda as printed. Ayes: All. Nayes: None. Agenda approved.

Minutes-Previous Meeting: Moved Cudney, Second Miller to change the word approved to approve in the motion under Payment of Bills and to accept the January 21, 2008 minutes as printed. Ayes: All Nayes: None

Public Comments: Opened at 7:03p.m. - Closed at 8:30 p.m.
Per a government class requirement that he attend a governmental meeting, Joe Hall was welcomed. Mike Thornton commented on Trustee Campbell’s good article in today’s paper and everyone should read it. A resident thanked the clerk for getting the snow out front moved so quickly. SEDP Director Justin Horvath thanked the board for their financial support of SEDP and presented a certificate of participation to the board. SCC’s Henrietta Sparkes and Dan Stewart reported on business before the commissioners.

1) SCRC – Lonny Latunski: Recommened 2008 road projects within the township were presented. The road commission is running low on salt.
2) Lee Klein: Mr. Klein is the Project Manager for Davis Cartage. He states Davis Cartage has owned property within the township for a number of years and they were now finally ready to build on that property. He understands the contract agreement between Davis and the township states the township has first right to supply water to the property. He has met with officials from the City of Owosso. During that meeting the City officials informed him that though both municipalities were close to signing a water agreement, the township was dragging their feet. Mr. Klein claimed this puts Davis in a bind because they are ready to put the foundation in. He needed to know if the water distribution was going to come in the front (city water) or back (township water) of the property before the foundation could be placed. Mr. Klein would like the board to authorize Davis Cartage to connect to city water with the understanding that Davis would be placed in the water district as soon as the water agreement was signed. He wants this authorization to be approved tonight.



Mr. Klein was informed “this is not the first time the City has claimed the township was dragging their feet” and that has never been the case.” Supervisor Gute then read the first paragraph of a letter he received from the City of Owosso dated July 18, 2007.

Dear Mr. Gute, “This follows our March 2007 meeting and is in response to your proposed revisions and comments on the draft Water District Agreement. We apologize for the delay in response, which was due to our current staffing constraints and difficulty coordinating summer schedules for those involved in the review.”

Mr. Klein was reminded that Davis Cartage was suppose to give the township at least
least a six month leeway prior to their needing water service.

The township was willing to conduct special meetings to expedite the signing of the Agreement so that Mr. Klein could have his answer. However, the City of Owosso was suppose to have delivered the final draft to the memorandum of understanding to Supervisor Gute back in December so the committee could have presented it to the Board at that time.

Because the City had not yet finished the draft to the memorandum of understanding
that would have completed the agreement Supervisor Gute drafted it and sent it to the
City a little over a month ago.

Supervisor Gute spoke with City Manager Joe Fivas last week and Mr. Fivas told him the City made changes to Supervisor Gute’s memorandum of understanding and he would mail it to Supervisor Gute in time for him to present it to the board this evening. Supervisor Gute still has not received it.

Now that the City has made changes to the memorandum of understanding and the Committee is not aware of what those changes might entail it could delay the process.

Mr. Klein felt engineering and installation of a township water line would be too costly and time consuming. This would delay his project. It is believed a prior township board already had the engineering study and cost analysis done. The township does have a water fund and the sole purpose of that fund is for water extensions, distribution and maintenance. It cannot be used for anything else.

Mr. Klein asked if the townships water supply would be sufficient enough water to support fire suppression according to ISO. If not, it would make it necessary for Davis to install a pump. He was told they would have to install a pump using city water too.

SEPD Director Justin Horvath stated he would speak with Joe Fivas in the morning and would try to get some answers and report back to the Supervisor. If the contract and memorandum of understanding was received and approved by the committee prior to the February 18, 2008 meeting the proposal will be distributed to the board at that time.

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board was to allow Mr. Imarino to address the board if he showed up.

Shiawassee County Sheriff Department: Deputy Herrick asked if there were any concerns. There were none. He will bring January’s incident report to the next meeting.

Treasurer Report: Moved Clerk Gute, Second Trustee Krajcovic to accept the December 2007 treasurers report as printed. Ayes: All. Nayes: None.

Cemetery Report: Report attached to minutes.

Assessors Report: Report attached to minutes.

Fire Department: Report attached to minutes. Supervisor Gute distributed a driving record policy among board members and fire department personnel. He asked that everyone review it and bring any necessary changes to the next meeting. The policy needs to be adopted at the March meeting. Moved Trustee Schultz, Second Treasurer Cudney to allow a fire truck to be placed at Tim Horton’s for the Red Cross Fund Raiser. Ayes: All. Nayes: None.

Ambulance Report: Report attached to minutes. MMR has taken occupancy of the townships building on N. M 52. The township will now have an ambulance positioned on M 52 and M 21.

Building Report: Report attached to minutes.

Old Business: a.) Baldwin Rd House: Attorney Bowne will expedite the necessary process to get the house removed. b.) Paint Estimates – Precinct 2: Moved Clerk Gute, Second Trustee Krajcovic to hire Louis Harrod Painting to paint precinct 2 at a cost of $1,905.00. Supervisor Gute-Yes, Treasurer Cudney-Yes, Trustee Schultz-No, Clerk Gute-yes, Trustee Krajcovic-Yes, Trusee Campbell-Yes, Trustee Miller-No.

New Business: a) March Regular Meeting Date: No change. B.) Resolutions to establish salaries:

Resolved Treasurer Cudney, Second Trustee Campbell that the Supervisor’s salary will remain at $17,500.00 per year for fiscal year 2008-09. Roll Call: Clerk Gute-Yes, Trustee Krajcovic-Yes, Trustee Schultz-Yes, Supervisor Gute-Yes, Treasurer Cudney-Yes, Trustee Campbell-Yes, Trustee Miller-Yes.

Resolved Trustee Krajcovic, Second Trustee Schultz that the Clerk’s salary will remain at $18,000.00 per year for fiscal year 2008-09. Roll Call: Trustee Krajcovic-Yes, Trustee Schultz-Yes, Supervisor Gute-Yes, Treasurer Cudney-Yes, Trustee Campbell-Yes, Trustee Miller-Yes, Clerk Gute-Yes.

Resolved Trustee Schultz, Second Trustee Krajcovic that the Treasurer’s salary will remain at $18,000.00 per year for fiscal year 2008-09. Roll Call: Trustee Schultz-Yes, Supervisor Gute-Yes, Treasurer Cudney-Yes, Trustee Campbell-Yes, Trustee Miller-Yes, Clerk Gute-


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Yes, Trustee Krajcovic-Yes.

Resolved Treasurer Cudney, Second Trustee Krajcovic that the Trustees salary will remain at $350.00 per month for fiscal year 2008-09. Roll Call: Supervisor Gute-Yes, Treasurer

Cudney-Yes, Trustee Campbell-Yes, Trustee Miller-Yes, Clerk Gute-Yes, Trustee Krajcovic-Yes, Trustee Schultz-Yes.

Trustee Miller asked if he could ask a question at this time. Consensus of the board was that he could. He said he has asked before but didn’t get an answer so he would ask again.

What was the total amount we paid for the new fire station? Clerk Gute again told him she gave him the amount paid to the contractor and he gets the check registers. He could total it himself or he could come to her office and review the records. Miller said he would do that.

Clerk Gute purposed they meet tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. Miller could not he had another meeting at that time. Clerk Gute suggested 1 p.m. tomorrow. Miller could not meet at that time either because he had a meeting. Clerk Gute asked what about 8:30 a.m. on Wednesday. Miller had a meeting then also. Clerk Gute asked what about the rest of the week. Miller said he was not going to meet with her at all.

Clerk Gute could not understand what Trustee Miller’s problem was and claimed he was always trying to start trouble. Miller denied that he was always starting trouble. Gute disagreed with him.

Trustee Campbell asked Trustee Miller why he wanted to know did he think the money was mishandled? Miller said he never said that, the people want to know. Clerk Gute said the people know we’re careful with the money and the township is financially sound.

Trustee Miller claimed that was a lot of money to spend for something we didn’t need. Supervisor Gute asked Miller why he would say that now after all he (Trustee Miller) had voted to build the hall and he had also approved all the checks to pay for it. Miller didn’t comment.

Payment of Bills: Moved Cudney, Second Schultz to approved the February 2008 checklist as printed for the payment of bills. Roll Call: Trustee Miller-Yes, Treasurer Cudney-Yes, Trustee Schultz–Yes, Trustee Krajcovic-Yes, Clerk Gute-Yes, Trustee Campbell-Yes, Supervisor Gute-Yes. Cemetery checks 783-789, Fire checks 2682 – 2709, General Fund checks 3050 – 3083 Sewer checks 308 – 309, T & A checks 1913– 1916, Water check 488-489 shall be released for payment. Improvement Revolving check 0002 is void.

Public Comments: Opened at 9:30 p.m. Closed at 9:38 p.m.

Resident Mike Thornton commended the board in regards to the way they handled the Davis Cartage request. He felt the boards response showed a real willingness of their wanting to negotiate a water deal with the city. However, he was glad the board held firm in that they were not going to strike a special deal prior to settling the contract.



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Communications/Board Comments & Reports: Delaney Rd property.

Adjournment: Moved Clerk Gute, Second Miller to adjourn at 9:45 P.M. Ayes: All. Nayes: None.



Respectfully Submitted,



Judy K. Gute
Owosso Charter Township Clerk



Richard A. Gute
Owosso Charter Township Supervisor


These minutes were approved on this the ___________day of __________________, 2008.


Accepted as printed ________________________


Accepted with changes_____________________

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