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To the
Honorable Mayor and Council
City
Gentlemen:
Will you kindly cancel the assess
ments Inc the following Sidewalk
Special Assessments Rolls, as same
were laid by individual owners:
Lot No. Sub. SAD Cancel Amount
18l Eureka Highland
400 5000 $500
ga Taylor Park
All 5000 $500
625 Taylor Park ! All 5000 $500
John Waits 473 10000 10000
237 J. j. Perrin ASH 5000 $500
238 j. j. Perrin 45l 5000 $500
Lynch and Steffes
(of No. y 4s6 5000 $500
Is Lynch and Steffes
(of No. y 4s6 5000 $500
10 Lynch and Steffes
(of No. y 4s6 5000 $500
% Abbott and Beymer Ecorse
Heights 453 24.42 1886
In the following please reduce the
assessments as follows:
Lot. No Sub. SAD Org. New Credit
Assess Assess
26 WEIGH Bros. New Wyandotte
All l177O 1000 ITO
Stencil
1927 Kopacka
458 1885 1883 1882
Stencil
1894 Mich. Cons. Gas Co.
21472 1S3.O4 1853
Total Cancellations 45706
Respectfully submitted
F. W. Liddle,
City Engineer
To the Honorable
Mayor and Council
City
Gentlemen:
Petitions for the paving of the fol-
lowing streets have been received
and are being held for the 1916 Pro-
gram
18th Street. Antoine to Goddard
Davis Street, 22nd TO 23rd
Baumey Street. 21st to 22nd
Allsy west of Biddle, Vinewood
to Poplar
respectfully suggest that April
lst 1916 be set up as dead-line for
the receipt Of petitions to be in
Guided In the 1916 Paving Program
and that the City Clerk be auth
orized to advertise your decision in
this matter.
Respectfully submitted.
r w Liddle.
City Engineer
Referred to Council
Honorable Mayor and City Council
Wyandotte. Michigan
Gentlemen:
Your resolution of August 21st,
1915 on Special Assessment Roll No.
5O5-A Sanitary Sewer in the alley
north Of Eureka. between 22nd and
q, in which you directed me to bill
December 1st. 1915 has not been
completed.
Please let us have new date to
coincide with completion date.
Yours truly.
Ira j. Kreger.
City Treasurer
Referred to Council
Honorable Mayor and City Council
Wyandotte. Michigan
Gentlemen:
On November 10Th, 1945 the Pros
ecutcr's Office rendered on opinion
in connection with township and city
treaSurers bonds for the collection of
school and county taxes as amended
in the 1915 legislature. A copy of the
opinion is made part of this letter.
The Prosecuting Attorneys office
says in part. 1.-The act is silent re-
garding any express obligation on
the county to pay for the costs of
and city treasurer's bonds to the
county. Nor do we believe can such
obligation be implied from the pro-
visions Of the act. Had the legisla-
ture intended that the county be
charged with such obligation, 1t
would have so provided in express
terms. Not having done so. We must
assume hat the cost Of the pre-
miums for such bonds must be
borne by the cities furnishing the
bonds!
Under date of November Both,
1945, We received the following
from the County Treasurer:
Contrary to the information fur
nished to you in our letter of No
vember 18th, we now find it neces-
sary that city treasurers furnish a
short term bond covering the coun-
ty tax levy in each city. The pre-
MUM on this bond is to be paid by
the municipality"
The above premiums have always
been paid by the county in the
past. On the other hand, the city
has always paid out of the treas