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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1956
Page
8
An ordinance enumerates rules on erection construction enlargement alteration repair moving occupancy height area and maintenance of all buildings within the jurisdiction. It outlines permitted uses, structural standards, and enforcement measures to ensure safety and compliance.
Under Act 185 of 1943 the Township of Bridgewater Washtenaw County Michigan adopts by reference the Wash tenaw County Building Code for One and Two Family Dwellings as the official Building Code.
The township adopts Washtenaw County Building Code for one and two family dwellings including permits, fees, and penalties. It defines the Building Inspector’s authority and outlines regulations, maintenance, occupancy, and construction standards for all buildings within the township.
The ordinance updates building regulations in Bridgewater Township Washtenaw County. It substitutes local authorities for county terms, adjusts permit fees to a dedicated Building Code Fund, streamlines inspections and certificates of compliance, and replaces a Board of Appeals with a township board to hear appeals under the housing and building code provisions.
Public notice records Bridgewater Township Washtenaw County Michigan adopting a housing ordinance effective 30 days after publication. Clerk Charles Spence certifies actions under state acts and notices published in Saline Observer and Manchester Enterprise.
The text notes circulation in the township on the 19th day of July 1956 with a date stamp August 6th, 2956.
Entertained guest list included Mrs. Betty Sergent of Arlington Virginia Mr and Mrs. Charles Sharpe and Frank Osborn of Detroit and Mrs. Edith Witherell of Columbus Ohio visiting last week.
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