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OF STREETS Tupelo Dr Tupelo a Cedaridge Dr Marilyn Ln a Dublin Avenue 1 2 3 4 Blackwood Ct 5 6 7 8 9 10 Estate Dr 11 12 Acorn Ln Horizon Ln dge Dr Shady Ri Beamish Rd INDEX OF STREETS Tupelo Dr Tupelo A Cedaridge Dr Marilyn Ln A Dublin Avenue ......................................... C-4 Leeway Drive........................................... D-4 Sandow Road.......................................... F-3 Oakh aven Ct Maple Hill Ct Jane Dr Dutch Drive (pvt.) .................................... G-9 Lemke Street ........................................... G-8 Sandy Ridge Court .................................. E-6 Altman Dr Aaron Court ............................................. D-4 Heyward Cir A Dyckman Road........................................ E-6 Leonard Lane .......................................... E-6 Sanford Road .......................................... C-2 Kens Ln P Abbott Road ............................................ F-8 Dyke Drive (pvt.)...................................... G-9 Lessa Street ............................................ D-5 Sasse Road............................................. J-6 in e Abigail Lane............................................. D-5 O Letts Street .............................................. C-4 Satellite Lane (pvt.) ................................. G-9 Wren ak Ct Adams Drive............................................ D-7 C E Lexington Court ....................................... E-7 Saturn Drive (pvt.) ................................... G-9 Baywood a r Adelaide Street........................................ F-6 Liberty Drive ............................................ E-8 Sauve Street............................................ G-8 d i M n Ln Waskevich Swede Rd Aircraft Court ........................................... F-7 o a Eagle Pass .............................................. H-2 Lilac Court (pvt.) ...................................... C-4 Saylor Drive (pvt.).................................... C-5 c l kin Johns Ln gb Whippoorwill Hollow R i Dr Airfield Lane ............................................ F-8 East Point Drive (pvt.) ............................. F-8 Lily Street (pvt.) ....................................... C-4 Sayre Street ............................................ F-6 rd Huming- u L n n Airport Road ............................................ C-5 Eastlawn Drive ........................................ F-9 Lincoln Street .......................................... F-7 Scarborough Lane................................... D-5 n bird i n n Albee Lane .............................................. F-4 g Pass Eastman Avenue ..................................... E-6 Lincoln Woods Drive................................ F-9 Scenic Circle ........................................... D-7 L D Tamarack Dr Ashwood d Allen Street, East..................................... F-6 e r Eastman Road......................................... A-6 Linden Drive ............................................ E-5 Scenic Drive ............................................ D-7 e i b Oddessy Ln r Monroe Rd Monroe Rd r Allen Street, West.................................... F-6 Edgewood Street..................................... F-9 Lindy Street ............................................. F-7 Schade Drive........................................... C-5 e d Arbutus Ct Alpine Drive (pvt.).................................... C-4 n Edwin Street ............................................ F-7 Lingle Lane.............................................. E-6 Schade West Drive (pvt.)......................... D-5 u Monroe Rd h Seidlers Rd Alpine Way (pvt.) ..................................... G-9 El Rancho Drive ...................................... B-7 Linwood Drive.......................................... E-6 Schrieber Road ....................................... J-7 T Alta Court ................................................ F-8 n Elgin Street.............................................. F-6 Livingston Court, East ............................. E-7 Schuette Road......................................... G-9 Ravenwood u Mary Jane R Alyse Lane (pvt.) ..................................... D-5 Elisenal Drive ......................................... C-6 Livingston Court, West ............................ E-7 Scott Street.............................................. F-7 l i a Amberwood Court ................................... D-4 STATE OF MICHIGAN Elizabeth Street ....................................... F-6 Lois Avenue............................................. I-6 Seminole Court........................................ E-7 r Rd T Quail Andre Street ............................................ E-7 Elliott Drive (pvt.) ..................................... D-7 Londonberrie Court ................................. D-5 Sequoia Lane (pvt.) ................................. D-3 Raymond Imrich e Ann Street ............................................... F-6 N Hope Rd Ellsworth Street, East .............................. F-6 Longfellow Lane ...................................... D-5 Setting Sun Drive (pvt.) ........................... E-7 n Stark Rd W i P Apollo Boulevard (pvt.) ............................ G-9 o Ellsworth Street, West ............................. F-6 Longview Street....................................... G-8 Settlers Passage ..................................... D-7 o d d Apollo Drive (pvt.).................................... G-9 R d Elm Court ................................................ E-7 Loons Drive ............................................. G-6 Shamrock Street (pvt.) ............................ C-4 la hill l n Valley g O d in Apollo Drive, East (pvt.)........................... G-9 r Elmer Road ............................................. F-3 Loretta Lane (pvt.) ................................... D-5 Sharon Court ........................................... E-8 p S Dr E Applewood Road ..................................... E-5 ial E Emerson Court ........................................ D-5 Louanna Street........................................ F-6 Sharon Road ........................................... E-8 City Forest erc m s N Com t r Arbor Drive .............................................. E-5 a Emerson Park Road ................................ F-5 Love Street .............................................. E-7 Shawnee Court........................................ E-7 e t e e SIDEWALK PLOW MAP Arbury Place............................................ F-7 s Erie Court ................................................ F-6 Lowell Court ............................................ E-7 Shelly Lane.............................................. G-3 D rail Old T Blvd Pine Ardmore Street ........................................ D-8 Price Rd Evamar Drive........................................... D-6 Lucky Court ............................................. F-8 Shepherd Drive ....................................... C-5 Arlington Street........................................ E-8 Commercial Evart Street ............................................. D-7 Luhring Street.......................................... D-5 Sherwood Court ...................................... E-6 d B R Arrow Cove.............................................. G-8 S Com Dr Evergreen Court ...................................... D-7 Lund Drive ............................................... E-8 Shirewood Circle ..................................... D-7 e mercial g Artcrest Drive........................................... D-4 Evergreen Street ..................................... D-7 Lydia Street ............................................. J-5 Shirewood Lane ...................................... D-7 d Chris Ct Greystone Pl Flajole Rd Carter Rd i R Arthur Court............................................. E-7 Lyon Road ............................................... G-6 Shirmor Drive (pvt.) ................................. F-3 e Perrine Rd n Ashby Road............................................. H-4 i El Rancho Dr B F Lyon Road, East ...................................... G-7 Shoal Creek Circle .................................. D-7 Dr P Toboggan Run Ashly Court.............................................. D-6 Shorefront Circle (pvt.) ............................ D-6 V an E Sturgeon Ave Sturgeon t Ashman Circle ......................................... E-7 a Point Dr Joshua Fairlane Street......................................... E-8 M Shreeve Street ........................................ F-9 Price Rd g e P in Tree Ln e Ashman Street......................................... F-7 Fairview Drive.......................................... I-2 Siebert Street .......................................... D-6 Blueberry Ln Forest Estates ity Hollow Ridge C C Ashman Street, East ............................... E-8 Fairway Place.......................................... D-6 M-20 ........................................................ F-4 Sinclair Street .......................................... E-6 Yasimin Dr Yasimin t Celena Dr Aspen Way.............................................. E-3 Farnsworth Drive ..................................... D-8 M-47 ........................................................ H-11 Sixth Street.............................................. G-6 Harry Ln Aster Court (pvt.) ..................................... C-4 Fast Ice Drive .......................................... G-9 Mac Street ............................................... D-6 Skelton Lane ........................................... G-11 Felicia Dr Jacobs Drain Aster Street, South
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