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1992 House Introduced Bill 5640 HOUSE HOUSE BILL No. 5640 HOUSE BILL No. 5640 '/ 'i 1 March 9, 1992, Introduced by Reps. O'Neill, Niederstadt, Hood, Ostling, Richard A. Young, Mathieu, Emerson, Johnson and DeMars and referred to the Committee on Appropriations. A bill to make appropriations to the department of natural resources; to provide for the acquisition of land; to provide for the development of public recreation facilities; to provide for the powers and duties of certain state agencies and officials; and to provide for the expenditure of appropriations. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF MICHIGAN ENACT: 1 Sec. 1. There is appropriated for the department of natural 2 resources to supplement former appropriations for the fiscal year 3 ending September 30, 1992, the sum of $15,501,900.00 for land 4 acquisition and grants and $5,167,300.00 for public recreation 5 facility development and grants as provided in section 35 of 6 article IX of the state constitution of 1963 and the Michigan 7 natural resources trust fund act, Act No. 101 of the Public Acts 8 of 1985, being sections 318.501 to 318.516 of the Michigan 9 Compiled Laws, from the following funds: 05565'92 JCB 2 1 GROSS APPROPRIATIONS............................... $ 20,669,200 2 Appropriated from: 3 Special revenue funds: 4 Michigan natural resources trust fund........... $ 20,669,200 5 State general fund/general purpose.............. $ -0- 6 DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES 7 A. Michigan natural resources trust fund land acquisition (by 8 priority) 9 1. Lyon rookery, Oakland County (grant-in-aid to Oakland 10 County) (#91-026) 11 2. Sias parcels A and B, Washtenaw County (grant-in-aid to 12 City of Ann Arbor) (#91-274) 13 3. Reicker property, Midland County (#91-010) 14 4. Lake St. Clair access, Macomb County (#91-017) 15 5. Section 36 Lake acquisition, Oakland County (grant-in-aid 16 to Commerce Township) (#91-045) 17 6. Grand River Riverfront Park, Kent County (grant-in-aid to 18 Lowell Township) (#91-227) 19 7. Briley Park expansion, Montmorency County (grant-in-aid to 20 Briley Township) (#91-270) 21 8. Torch Lake Day Park, Antrim County (grant-in-aid to Torch 22 Lake Township) (#91-340) 23 9. Elizabeth Lake Woods, Oakland County (grant-in-aid to 24 Waterford Township) (#91-263) 25 10. Saginaw River boat access, Bay and Saginaw counties 26 (#91-020) 05565 ' 92 3 1 11. Mentha State Game Area, Van Buren County (#91—845) 2 12. Brest Bay Park acquisition, Monroe County (grant-in-aid 3 to Frenchtown Township) (#91-326) 4 13. Frank H. Budd Park, Macomb County (grant-in-aid to 5 Clinton Township) (#91-356) 6 14. Riverfront Park, Berrien County (grant-in-aid to City of 7 Niles) (#91-091) 8 15. Waterfront Park extension, Mackinac County (grant-in-aid 9 to City of St. Ignace) (#91-237) 10 16. Riverside Park, Saginaw County (grant-in-aid to Taymouth 11 Township) (#91-234) 12 17. Waterfront Park expansion, Kent County (grant-in-aid to 13 City of East Grand Rapids) (#91-177) 14 18. Skegemog Lake Wildlife Area, Kalkaska County (#91-021) 15 19. Lump sum Pigeon River inholdings, Cheboygan, Otsego, and 16 Montmorency counties (#91-005) 17 20. Riverside Park expansion, Ottawa County (grant-in-aid to 18 Ottawa County) (#91-051) 19 21. Shoreline Park expansion, Iosco County (grant-in-aid to 20 City of Tawas City) (#91-319) 21 22. Parks land acquisition, Saginaw County (grant-in-aid to 22 Thomas Township) (#91—031) 23 23. Evergreen Woods Park, Oakland County (grant-in-aid to 24 City of Southfield) (#91-833) 25 24. Wolters Park, Allegan County (grant-in-aid to Laketown 26 Township) (#91-173) 05565'92 4 1 25, Park property acquisition, Macomb County (grant-in-aid to 2 City of Warren) (#91-245) 3 26. Abandoned railroad rights-of-way, various counties 4 (#91-003) 5 27. O.K. Bet Club purchase, Montmorency County (#91-009) 6 28. Heyboer/Keller Park, Kent County (grant-in-aid to City of 7 Kentwood) (#91-056) 8 29. Alpine Estates Park expansion, Kent County (grant-in-aid 9 to City of Walker) (#91-230) 10 30. Bike path west extension, Genesee County (grant-in-aid to 11 Vienna Township) (#91-126) 12 31. Cranbrook Nature Preserve, Oakland County (grant-in-aid 13 to City of Orchard Lake) (#91-140) 14 32. ORV Park expansion, Genesee County (#91-018) 15 33. Riverfront acquisition, Calhoun County (grant-in-aid to 16 City of Albion) (#91-305)^ 17 34. A1 Quaal land acquisition, Marquette County (grant-in-aid 18 to City of Ishpeming) (#91-080) 19 35. Maple Glen land purchase, Kalamazoo County (grant-in-aid 20 to Kalamazoo County) (#91-187) 21 36. Sod farm acquisition, Oakland County (grant-in-aid to 22 City of Farmington Hills) (#91-297) 23 37. Park expansion, Huron County (grant-in-aid to Village of 24 Pigeon) (#91-182) 25 38. Rose Township property acquisition, Oakland County 26 (grant-in-aid to Oakland County) (#91-024) 05565'92 5 1 39. Gunn property acquisition* Washtenaw County (grant-in-aid 2 to City of Ann Arbor) (#91-275) 3 40. Various state parks, various counties (#91-004) 4 Algonac State Park, St. Clair County 5 Aloha State Park, Cheboygan County 6 Bald Mountain Recreation Area, Oakland County 7 Baraga State Park, Baraga County 8 Bay City State Park, Bay County 9 Bewabic State Park, Iron County 10 Brighton Recreation Area, Livingston County 1 1 Brimley State Park, Chippewa County 12 Burt Lake State Park, Cheboygan County 13 Cambridge State Park, Lenawee County 14 Cheboygan State Park, Cheboygan County 15 Clear Lake State Park, Montmorency County 16 Coldwater Lake State Park, Branch County 17 Craig Lake State Park, Baraga County 18 Dodge #4 State Park, Oakland County 19 Duck Lake State Park, Muskegon County 20 Fayette State Park, Delta County 21 Fisherman's Island State Park, Charlevoix County 22 Fort Custer Recreation Area, Kalamazoo County 23 Fort Wilkins State Park, Keweenaw County 24 Grand Haven State Park, Ottawa County 25 Grand Mere State Park, Berrien County 26 Harrisville State Park, Alcona County 05565*92 6 1 Hartwick Pines State Park, Crawford County 2 Hart-Montague Trail State Park, Muskegon and Oceana 3 counties 4 W. J. Hayes State Park, Lenawee, Jackson, and Washtenaw 5 counties 6 Highland Recreation Area, Oakland County 7 P. J. Hoeft State Park, Presque Isle County 8 P. J. Hoffmaster State Park, Ottawa and Muskegon counties 9 Holland State Park, Ottawa County 10 Holly Recreation Area, Oakland County I 1 Indian Lake State Park, Schoolcraft County 12 Interlochen State Park, Grand Traverse County 13 Ionia Recreation Area, Ionia County 1 4 Island Lake Recreation Area, Livingston and Oakland coun­ 15 ties 16 Kal-Haven Trail State Park, Van Buren and Kalamazoo coun­ 17 ties 18 Lake Gogebic State Park, Gogebic County 19 Lake Hudson Recreation Area, Lenawee County 20 Lakelands Trail State Park, Ingham, Jackson, Livingston, 21 and Oakland counties 22 Lakeport State Park, St. Clair County 23 Laughing Whitefish Falls State Park, Alger County 24 Leelanau State Park, Leelanau County 25 Ludington State Park, Mason County 26 Maybury State Park, Wayne County 05565'92 1 F. J. McLain State Park, Houghton County 2 Charles Mears State Park, Oceana County 3 Metamora-Hadley Recreation Area, Lapeer County 4 William Mitchell State Park, Wexford County 5 Muskallonge Lake State Park, Luce County 6 Muskegon State Park, Muskegon County 7 Newaygo State Park, Newaygo County 8 Negwegon State Park, Alpena and Alcona counties 9 North Higgins Lake State Park, Crawford and Roscommon* 10 counties I I Old Mission Point State Park, Grand Traverse County 1 2 Onaway State Park, Presque Isle County I 3 Orchard Beach State Park, Manistee County 14 Ortonville Recreation Area, Oakland and Lapeer counties 15 Otsego Lake State Park, Otsego County 16 Palms Book State Park, Schoolcraft County 17 Petoskey State Park, Emmet County 18 Pinckney Recreation Area, Livingston and Washtenaw coun­ 19 ties 20 Pontiac Lake Recreation Area, Oakland County 21 Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park, Ontonagon and 22 Gogebic counties 23 Port Crescent State Park, Huron County 24 Proud Lake Recreation Area, Oakland County 25 Rifle River Recreation Area, Ogemaw County 26 Rochester-Utica Recreation Area, Macomb and Oakland 27 counties 05565*92 8 1 Sanilac Petroglyphs State Park, Sanilac County 2 Saugatuck Dunes State Park, Allegan County 3 Seven Lakes State Park, Oakland County 4 Silver Lake State Park, Oceana County 5 Albert A. Sleeper State Park, Huron County 6 Sleepy Hollow State Park, Clinton County 7 South Higgins Lake State Park, Roscommon County 8 Sterling State Park, Monroe County 9 Straits State Park, Mackinaw County 10 Sturgeon Point State Park, Alcona County 1 1 Tahquamenon Falls State Park, Chippewa and Luce counties 12 Tawas Point State Park, Iosco County 13 Thompson Harbor State Park, Presque Isle County 1 4 Traverse City State Park, Grand Traverse County 1 5 Twin Lakes State Park, Houghton County 16 Van Buren State Park, Van Buren County 17 Van Riper State Park, Marquette County 18 Wagner Falls State Park, Alger County 19 Warren Dunes State Park, Berrien County 20 Warren Woods State Park, Berrien County 21 Waterloo Recreation Area, Jackson and Washtenaw counties 22 J. W. Wells State Park, Menominee County 23 Walter C. Wetzel State Park, Macomb County 24 Wilderness State Park, Emmet County 25 Wilson State Park, Clare County 26 Yankee Springs Recreation Area, Barry County 05565'92 9 1 Young State Park, Charlevoix County 2 41. Lump sum acquisition for water access, various counties 3 (#91-001) 4 Alcona County, Lake Huron, AuSable River and tributaries 5 Alger County, Grand S^ble Lake, Beaver Lake, AuTrain Lake, 6 Bay Lake (west), Lake Superior, Sixteen Mile Lake, 7 Stella Lake, North Shoe Lake, Echo Lake, Perch Lake 8 Allegan County, Silver Lake, Hutchins Lake, Kalamazoo 9 Lake, Osterhout Lake, Lake Michigan, Rabbit River and 10 tributaries, Kalamazoo River and tributaries 1 1 Alpena County, Long L4ke, Seven Mile Pond, Ninth Street 12 Pond, Mud Lake, Lake Huron, Thunder Bay River and tribu­ 13 taries 14 Antrim County, Torch Ilake, Elk Lake, Skegemog Lake, Lake 15 Michigan, Cedar River, Jordan River 16 Arenac County, Lake Huron (Saginaw Bay), AuGres River and 17 tributaries, Rifle River and tributaries 18 Baraga County, Lake Michigamme, King Lake (big), Ned Lake, 19 George Lake, Lake Superior, Bass Lake, Fence Lake, 20 St.
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