The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-09-26

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amount Of $4297J.
Received and placed on file
Report from John L. NcWhirter
h'aSnrrr. Wyandotte General HoSpit
al Tor month ending August 81. 1871
Received and placed on file.
Report from DIR. y. ID. Mt(;lauybliu
Commissioner of Health. from August
| To September !, 1871.
Received and placed on file.
Copy of Minutes of Regular Meeting
of the Public Welfare Commission nf
The City of WyandOtte, held Sepfcmh.,r
10. 1871 at S:15 pm.
Received and placed on file
Copy of Supplemental Order of the
Michigan Public Service Commission
III the matter of the application of the
City of Dearborn relative To fixina
rates, etc. of Detroit City Gas Com
Inny.
Received and placed on file.
Honorable Mayor and Council
Wyandottc Michigan
Gentlemen
| have divided the sid walk Sppciol
assessment on Lot |. BaiSley Park sinh
in Special Assessment Roll 31> ia
feet were reaSS SStd 10 the CITY of
WyandOtte and % feet 10 William Poi
fora. the owner of lot /. Bai>lev Park
Sub. This action was taken i'm accord
ance with your resolution IF =, utcm
her IL. 1911.
Respectfully.
Edward w Kane
City Assessor
Received and placed ON file.
Honorable Mayor and Council
Wyandotte Michigan
tn ntlemcn:
On September IL. 1911. Il communi-
cation from Marvin Nash was refer
red 10 this office for report
According 10 the communication
Mr.. Nash is owner of Lot 30 Abbott \
HcImer'S EcOrSe Heights sub. which
is Ass >Sed for $1,000 The writer wish
eS To come under the provision of the
State Law, passed in 1929. which
makes il mandatory To EXEMPT the
Homestead property of World War
Veterans with service connected dis
abilitv recognized by the Veterans Ad-
IniniStr;ltion. This exemption cannot be
tor more than S2OW nor on IL property
assessed for more than $500
| have checked with the Veterans
Administration and find that Mr.. Mash
is qualified for exemption under the
act.
Respectfully.
Edward w Kane
City Assessor
Referred To Council
Hon. Mayor and Council
City,
tIntht men:
Reporting. herewith. on Il certain pc
titiOn signed by c. j. Fitzgerald and
Il others. regarding the grading. paw
ing and curbing of Dee Street be-
tween 18th and 10th. as follows:
The frontage involved is 1210.0 feet
IF which 1870 feet is repreS, nted in
the petition. or SS.6S per cent.
Respectfully submitted
+. w. Liddle
City Engineer
Referred To W.PA. and Special As
>e~Sment Committees.
Hon. Mayor and Council
City
Gentlemen:
Re: The communication from Don
Robertson complaining OS the reStric-
lions in Taylor Park Subdn.. l beg to
report az follows:
This Subdn. Plat was recorded i'll
October. 1870 and approved by the
EcorSe Township Board. which was
prior to the annexation of this area
ny the City.
When the area was annexed several
mail homes had been constructed.
some being placed on the rear of the
lots. If any restriction had ever been
placed on the Subdu il has been br0k-
rn prior to the annexation. No reStric-
tionS or restrictive agreements have
ever been filed on Taylor Pk. Subdh.
with this Office.
The hOust. referred to by Robertson
a> being moved on Lot 49, has had a
easement constructed under II and I;
new asphalt Shingle roof has been APP
piled. 1t is also being painted ana
9th. rwi>e placed in first class c0ndl-
ton.
went over the area with Robert
son and he agrees that this building
= not dptrimemt to the neighb0rh0od.
The junkyard referred To is some
contractors equipment ana material
stored on one of the lots.
| have assured Robertson that this
Department will do ev rythinS possible
tn assist him in securing FILA ap-
prevail for this Subdivision.
Respectfully submitted.
F. w. Liddle
City Engineer.
Received and placed on fill.
Honorable Mayor and Cit, COuncll
City of Wyand0tte
Dear SirS:
The communication and petition al
Walter DaSchner and nine Others Of
Riverbank Avenue. requesting that the
City of WyandOtte close of the ale!
running in the rear of Lots I'll TO 6'.
Riverbank Subdivision. was referred
10 me for report
have invt Stigated the request ill"
find that the alley. is only nine teeI
wide and extends for Il distance oI
approximately 200 feet and l. used Oh
~ for utility pOl ; serving the houses
OH this street and not for any vehlcu-
lar traffic. as the poles take 'llp con
siderable space and make IL lmpO>>lDle
for ears or wagons To get through. III
order To close off both s-IldS OF the
alley referred to. it would rt1lulre ap-
proximately Is feet of fencing.
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