The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-03-25

II, and it is my wish to set up
small parcel delivery service in the
City Of Wyandotte. 1t is my inten-
ton to use two Cushman Motor
Scooters. One of the models will
have a stake body, the other to be
equipped with a side car. at the
start. with the possibility of add
I ing more if conditions warrant.
Will you please inform me as
to the amount of bond that may
be necessary. also the cost and type
of license, or anything else that
may be necessary in order that 1
MAJ be able TO start this business.
/ Respectfully,
Joseph F. ZugZdu
4073 Sixth Street
] Referred TO City Attorney.
Honorable Mayor and Council
City of Wyandotte
Gentlemen:
: Due to certain compile ions and
interpretation as explained by your
Building Official. in regards to erec-
ton of a two car garage on my
property, may have your consid-
! Grafton to further discuss this prob
/ lem verbally at recess time, at the
Council meeting, March 10. 1916.
Yours very truly.
/ William Rummel
! Referred to Council.
! To the Honorable Mayor
and Members Of the Council
/ Wyandotte. Michigan
/ Gentlemen:
/ With the reopening of WE Street
I il is our intention TO restore the
use of our Gate House. fronting
! on that street, as means of en-
+ trance and exit for those workers
employed in the south area OF our
property. This arrangement VIII
/ bring about certain relief to the
traffic situation at our main gate.
To facilitate this change it would
be appreciated if the Common
Council would petition the Great
Lakes Greyhound Lines TO restore
the former North and South bound
( Bus Stops at Wye and VaSsar
! Streets respectively.
Very truly yours.
George j. Gettleman.
Director Of Personnel
Wyandotte Chemicals
Corporation
Referred to Council.
The Honorable Mayor and Council
City of Wyandotte
Michigan
Dear SirS:
On February 26th. 1916. building
permit No. 6778 was issued to L.
N. Buelow by the CITY Of Wyandotte,
Engineering and Building Depart
ment. for a 2-car garage. In pur-
suance Of this permit L-r. Buelow
began the construction Of garage.
On Monday. March 5th. 1916, the
Council adopted a resolution In
structine the Building Inspector TO
rescind the permit. In pursuance
of this instruction the Building In
spector. with the aid Of two City
of Wyandotte policemen, stopped
the work on Mr.. Buelow's building.
On Monday. March 18th. 1916. Mr..
Buelow and appeared before the
4 Council and requested the revoca-
ton of the resolution Of the Coun-
Gil A meeting was arranged and
held between Mr.. Buelow, Mr.. Lid
die. Mr.. Classon, Mr. Schendel. GER
tain petitioners to the Council and
myself.
! At this meeting the matter was
thoroughly discussed and 1t was
pointed out to the petitioners that
the City had no jurisdiction to
enforce building restrictions, that
the enforcement of building re-
strictions was solely within the
jurisdiction of the Courts and that,
therefore. it was the responsibility
If petitioners to enforce if they de-
sired to do so. The petitioner real
lied their responsibility and mdl-
Gated thew would take any further
action they considered necessary.
Mr.. Buelow's building is partially
completed. The walls of the build
ing have been erected. He Is SUI
fering serious financial loss and
has already spent about 81, 10000 Tor
materials and labor.
Under the authority of the Su-
preme Court case Of Sandenburgh
VS.. Michigamme Oil Company. 249
Michigan. P. 372. the action OF the
Council is not legal. You are. there
fore. respectfully requested that the
resolution of the Council be resclnl
ded or revoked at the next meeting.
Yours respectfully,
Fred H. Sims. Attorney
National Bank Building
Detroit (26) Mich.
Referred TO Council.
Presentation of Petitions.
To the Honorable
The City Council Of the
City of Wyandotte
Gentlemen:
We, the undersigned citizens,
most respectfully petition your
Honorable Body to install a sewer