The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-04-18

Sincerely yours,
Frank k. Simmons,
Vice President of
Recreation Commission.
Referred To Council
ion9rahle Mayor and City Council
y IF WyandOtte,
V sndotte, Michigan.
Dear Sir>:
Pursuant 10 your resolution Of April
:. 1911. in regards TO the legality of
The C'ity of WyandOtte To hold check
for rebate of taxes where the payee
IT said check is indebted to the City
,ur previous personal taxes. beg to
report as follows
Under the City Charter and the
state Statutes. the City Treasurer has
the same rights and authority as the
Township Treasurer, who has the right
to levy OH the personal properly Of the
,trlinqut mt taxpayers for the said de
linq,Ient taxes,
1t appears that it would follow that
the Treasurer would have the legal
right uhen to hold in his possession
the Intangible as well as the tangible
property that comes under his posses
sion until payment Of said taxes.
In the particular case in question,
the Treasurer is holding the check of
the City of WyandOtte. payable TO the
delinquent taxpayer. who in turn is
indebted to the City of WyandOtte. 1t
j., therefore, my opinion that the city
can legally hold the check until the
delinquent taxes are paid.
Respectfully submitted.
Frederick j. Gartner.
City Attorney.
lIa4pived and placed on file.
Honorable Mayor and City Council
city of WyandOtte.
WyandOtte. Michigan
Dear Sirs:
Attached please find copy of the
analysis submitted by the Special AS
Se~Snent Committee in regards to
street paving for the year 1911
Analysis covers the twenty-three
streets recommended to your honorable
body by the City dlgineer and approx
Ell by the Council for submission to
the Work Project Administration on
February -. 1911. and is awaiting
their approval.
The Administration shows very little
state owned property and shows the
respective cost To the property owners
and to the City for carrying ont this
project
Special Assessment Districts will be
reattd as soon as authorized by yOnr
Honorable Body.
Respectfully submitted,
Frederick J. Gartner. Chairman
Special Assessment Committee
Referred to Council.
Honorable Mayor and Council.
Wyadotte Michigan.
Gtntltmtn:
The following is report OH the pc
litiOn for the grading and paving Of
Cedar Street from Twelfth to Fiji
teenth Streets. referred to this office
10y resolution of your honorable body
ON April 3, 1911.
There are 11O120 feet Of a>SeSslble
Frontage involved in the petition as
submitted There are. according to our
records. valid signatures for 1912
feet for Il percentage of JS32. There is
tne questionable signature in the peti-
lion which. if allowed. would bring the
percentage up to 6O.12.
Respectfully.
Edward w. Kane,
City Assessor.
Iseferred to WyPA Committee and
Special Assessment Committee
Mr.. Lawrence J. LaCOurSe,
City Clerk.
City az WyantHtte. Michigan.
bear Mr.. IACOurSe:
The Board of Education hereby
makes application to Use the voting
booths ut l'reCinct =. {. I'D and Is for
the annual School Election which will
lac held on June 10th. The voting
booths may he lett ut the present To-
cations until after the above date.
Sincerely yours,
Board of Education.
Arthur r. Bai>ley.
Secretary.
Referred to Council.
Honorable Mayor and City Council
WyandOtte, Michigan.
Gentlemen
Re: Paving Petition filed with your
Honorable Body requesting the paving
1T Twenty third Street from Eureka
AVenlIeI to Oak Street.
AttlFnpu please ltuu ldN dlEllHSlS
covering properties involved 10y this
petition.
Yours very truly.
John T.. McWhirter.
City Treasurer.
referred to WpA Committee and
Special Assessment Committee.
Honorable Mayor and City Council.
City of WyandDtte.
Gentlemen:
Your Public Welfare commission re-
Spectfully call your atta ntiOn to re-
solution adopted at its regular meet
Ing OF February II, 141-
'tRe>olved: That the salary of the
Hospital Administrators he $:IjOO.O0
per year. effective February LIST, 1871.
Your approval is respectfully asked.
RpSDe,NhfuIIv yOIlrS