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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1961
Page
10
Dexter business advertises grains seeds feeds coal building supplies fencing posts hardware and electrical goods available locally.
The city council adopts Ordinance No. 152 amending Ordinance 148 to re enact Section 8.25 Parking On Lawn Extension. It bans driving and parking on the lawn extension unless a Lawn Extension Parking Permit is issued to abutting lot owners for approved business or public purposes with no undue traffic or hardship. Publication in The Saline Reporter and a 10 day effective date follow adoption. Mayor Jackson T. Bennett and Clerk E. J. Muir presided.
Regular council meeting notes March 6 1961 show approval of February bills and various bids. Saline Heights 46 lot development plans presented by Wilshire Construction Co with study to follow. Lighting easement, liquor transfer, tavern status hearing for George Burg, and ordinance amendments discussed. Public works bids for Dutch Elm spraying and utility plan approvals including water and sewer work for Rolling Meadows No 2. Temporary police chief appointed and equipment tire adjustment discussed.
Washtenaw County Board of Supervisors votes to include Washtenaw in the Detroit Metropolitan Area Regional Planning Commission jurisdiction and gain equal representation. Nominating actions for six seats proceed. education and zoning committees report. flood study and sheriff staffing topics noted.
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