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RESOLUTIONS 1993-1994.Tif INDEX OF RESOLUTIONS 1994 94-1 COMMENDING ALLAN LAMB ON HIS RETIREMENT 94-2 HONORING Mr . and MRS . GEORGE ADAMS ON THEIR 50TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY 94-3 HONORING HOLY INNOCENTS CHURCH ON ITS 40TH ANNIVERSARY 1 94-4 COMMENDING VITO DELIA , COACH FROM VAN DYKE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 94-5 TRIBUTE IN MEMORY OF THE LYSCZARZ BROTHERS FOR ALL THEIR FUND-RAISING EFFORTS IN THE FIGHT AGAINST MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY 94-6 RESOLUTION REQUIRING COMPETITIVE BIDDING FOR CONTRACTS OF $5,000 OR MORE . 94-7 COMMENDATION FOR MS . MENG YAN SUN OF WAHAN, CHINA - EXCHANGE TEACHER IN MACOMB COUNTY 94-8 COMMENDING BRIAN RICHARDSON, EAGLE SCOUT 94-9 IN SUPPORT OF HOUSE BILL 5087 (H-1) TO AMEND THE PRISONER REIMBURSEMENT TO THE COUNTY ACT 94-10 COMMENDING JAMES E . MC CARTHY, ON THE OCCASION OF HIS RETIREMENT 94-11 IN SUPPORT OF THE GYPSY MOTH SUPPRESSION PROGRAM 94-12 TRIBUTE IN MEMORY OF OFFICER TIMOTHY BISHOP , STERLING HEIGHTS, WHO DIED IN PLANE CRASH 94-13 TRIBUTE IN MEMORY OF SGT . JOHN CARION, STERLING HEIGHTS POLICE DEPT ., WHO DIED IN A PLANE CRASH 94-14 COMMENDING JAMES WALKER , RETIRING POLICE OFFICER , MOUNT CLEMENS 94-15 COMMENDING DAVID CHISHOLM , RETIRING POLICE OFFICER , MOUNT CLEMENS 94-16 COMMENDING WARREN LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL ' S WRESTLING TEAM ON WINNING THE CLASS A TITLE 94-17 DECLARING MARCH AS NATIONAL NUTRITION MONTH 94-18 TO APPROVE THE LIST OF DEPOSITORIES NECESSARY FOR THE BANKING REQUIREMENTS OF THE COUNTY'S VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS AS AMENDED 94-19 HONORING JERRY AND RACHEL HEYDENS - 50th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY 1 94-20 COMMENDING ROBERT STACHEL World War II Hero 94-21 REQUESTING THE GOVERNOR AND STATE LEGISLATURE TO PASS AND SIGN A LAW PROVISION TO MAKE SALES TAX DEDUCTIBLE FOR INDIVIDUALS FILING STATE INCOME TAX . 94-22 A RESOLUTION COMMENDING LAKE SHORE HIGH SCHOOL ' S BASKETBALL TEAM ON WINNING THE CLASS B TITLE 94-23 COMMENDING SHAWN JAMES SIMPSON FOR ACHIEVING THE STTUS OF EAGLE SCOUT IN THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 94-24 DECLARING EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES WEEK IN MACOMB COUNTY, MAY 15-21-1994 94-25 RESOLUTION REGARDING THE MEDICAID WAIVER PROGRAM 94-26 COMMENDING LILLI BUCHANANN , VAN DYKE SCHOOL BOARD TRUSTEE , ON HER RETIREMENT 94-27 COMMENDING ST . THECLA ' S JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM ON WINNING THE C .Y .O . MACOMB DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP 94-28 DESIGNATING MAY 5, 1994 AS METROPOLITAN DETROIT AFL-CIO DAY 94-29 COMMENDING LAKE SHORE HIGH SCHOOL ' S GIRLS FLAG CORPS 94-30 COMMENDING CHRISTOPHER JSOPEH AUITO FOR ACHIEVING THE STATUS OF EAGLE SCOUT IN THE BOY SCOUTS I 94-31 COMMENDING RAYMOND GLOWSKI FOR HIS YEARS OF SERVICE ON THE COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH BOARD 94-32 ENCOURAGING THE STATE TO PROPERLY LANDSCAPE THE M-59 BOULEVARD THROUGH MACOMB COUNTY j 94-33 HONORING JOHN AND HELEN GOLAN ON THEIR 47th ANNIVERSARY ii 94-34 IN SUPPORT OF HAVING STATE SALES TAX DEDUCTED ON FEDERAL INCOME TAX RETUNRS 94-35 COMMENDING THE HONORABLE FRANK E . JEANNETTE ON THE 60TH ANNIVERSARY OF HIS ADMISSION TO PRACTICE LAW 94-36 COMMENDING DAVID ANTHONY WEBB FOR ACHIEVING THE STATUS OF EAGLE SCOUT 94-37 PROCLAIMING THE WEEK OF MAY 16-20, 1994 AS PUBLIC HEALTH WEEK IN MACOMB COUNTY 94-38 RESOLUTION ON TRAVEL AND CONFERENCES 94-39 HONORING WALTER AND FREDA FRANCHUK ON THEIR 50TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY 94-40 COMMENDING JEANNE BUSSE ON THE OCCASION OF HER RETIREMENT 94-41 COMMENDING DR . RAYMOND M . CONTESTI ON RECEIVING THE "MACOMB DISTINGUISHED CITIZEN AWARD" 94-42 HONORING ARTHUR AND MARY BERNAT ON THE OCCASION OF THEIR 50TH ANNIVERSARY INDEX OF RESOLUTIONS 1994 94-43 COMMENDING JOSHUA SCHMADER FOR ACHIEVING THE STATUS OF EAGLE SCOUT 94-44 COMMENDING R . MARLIN SUMNER FOR YEARS OF DEDICATED SERVICE UPON HIS RETIREMENT FROM ST . CLAIR SHORES 94-45 COMMENDING INSPECTOR JOSPEH SUIDA UPON HIS RETIREMENT FROM THE MOUNT CLEMENS POLICE DEPARTMENT 94-46 ASKING THE GOVERNOR AND STATE LEGISLATURE TO FULLFIL THE STATUTORY OBLIGATION TO FULLY FUND THE COURT SYSTEM P-1 94-47 COMMENDING GRACE LUTHERAN FELLOWSHIP IN ROMEO ON THE OCCASION OF THEIR NEW CHURCH 94-48 RESOLTUION FOR ERNEST BUCKHOLTZ 94-49 COMMENDING POLICE CHIEF WILLIAM PRINGNITZ UPON HIS RETIREMENT FROM THE MT . CLEMENS POLICE DEPT . 0 94-50 IMPLORING THE STATE OF MICHIGAN TO ASSIST MACOMB COUNTY SHORELINE COMMUNITIES IN DEALING WITH SHORELINE POLLUTION 94-51 RESOLUTION PERTAINING TO BACTERIAL CONTAMINATION OF LAKE ST . CLAIR 94-52 RESOLUTION TO SUPPORT EFFORTS TO EXPOSE MACOMB COUNTY YOUTH TO SYMPHONIC MUSIC 94-53 RESOLUTION TO SEEK FUNDING FROM THE STATE FOR REIMBURSEMENT FOR EMERGENCY SEQWEED CLEAN-UP OF LAKE ST CLAIR 94-54 OPPOSING ADOPTION OF REVISED MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH /CENTER OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES PROPOSED ADMINISTRATIVE RULES ON SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES 94-55 COMMENDING TOLLER STARNES FOR ACHIEVING THE STATUS OF EAGLE SCOUT IN THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 94-56 COMMENDING GREG BOEHMER FOR ACHIEVING THE STATUS OF EAGLE SCOUT IN THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 94-57 COMMENDING ANTON BUSUTTIL FOR ACHIEVING THE STATUS OF EAGLE SCOUT IN THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 94-58 COMMENDING SCOTT SCHACHINGER FOR ACHIEVING THE STATUS OF EAGLE SCOUT IN THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 0 I N D E X RES . NO . 93-1 A RESOLUTION HONORING THE UTICA HIGH SCHOOL CHIEFTAIN MARCHING BAND FOR BEING THE NATIONAL FREEDOM BOWL FESTIVAL CHAMPIONS IN 1992 RES . NO . 93-2 A RESOLUTION DECLARING MARCH 7-13, 1993 AS CHEMICAL AWARENESS WEEK IN MACOMB COUNTY RES . NO . 93-3 REQUESTING THAT THE MICHIGAN LEGISLATURE EXTEND FOR A MINIMUM OF FIVE YEARS 1 THE MICHIGAN TRANSPORTATION DEVELOPMENT FUND PROGRAM . RES . NO . 93-4 A RESOLUTION IN COMMEMORATION OF THE 65TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY OF AUGUST AND ELIZABETH RENKERT s RES . NO . 93-5 A RESOLUTION COMMEMORATING THE 150TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE NAMING OF ERIN TOWNSHIP RES . NO . 93-6 A RESOLUTION TO ENCOURAGE MACOMB COUNTY EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES PARTICPATING HOSPITALS TO UPDATE THE COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM RES . NO . 93-7 A RESOLUTION COMMENDING THE CLINTON TOWNSHIP POLICE DEPARTMENT ON ITS 125TH ANNIVERSARY RES . NO . 93-8 DESIGNATING THE WEEK OF APRIL 25 to MAY 1, 1993 AS MACOMB COUNTY CRIME VICTIMS' RIGHTS WEEK RES . NO . 93-9 PLEDGE OF MACOMB COUNTY'S FULL FAITH AND CREDIT FOR THE SEVENTEEN MILE ROAD DRAIN AND BRANCHES RES . NO . 93-10 OPPOSING AIRPORT EXPANSION IN DETROIT RES . NO . 93-11 PROCLAIMING MARCH 28-APRIL 3, 1993 AS TORNADO SAFETY WEEK RES . NO . 93-12 TO EXPEDITIOUSLY PRIORITIZE THE COMPLETION OF M-59 RES . NO . 93-13 TO AUTHORIZE THE CITY OF MT . CLEMENS TO NEGOTIATE FOR AND ENTER INTO A CONTRACT FOR THE DEMOLITION OF THE FREEMAN MC KENZIE BUILDINGS RES . NO . 93-14 COMMENDING THE PASTOR OF ST . SYLVESTER CHURCH, FATHER FRED RES . NO . 93-15 COMMENDING THE CITY OF ROSEVILLE ON THE NEW ADDITION TO THE RECREATION CENTER RES . NO . 93-16 HONORING MRS . ELIZABETH SLINDE RES . NO . 93-17 COMMENDING FRED SEVERINI AND FRED SEVERINI, JR . FOR RECEIVING THE DISTINGUISHED CITIZEN OF THE YEAR AWARD BY THE CLINTON VALLEY COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA RES . NO . 93-18 ACKNOWLEDGING THE 100TH ANNIVERSARY OF PUBLIC HEALTH NURSES AND TO COMMEND PUBLIC HEALTH NURSES AND COMMEND PUBLIC HEALTH NURSES OF THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT AND PROCLAIM THE WEEK OF JUNE 14-18, 1993 AS PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE WEEK RES . NO . 93-19 HONORING FIRE INSTRUCTOR JOHN FRISCH OF STERLING HEIGHTS AS FIRE INSTRUCTOR OF THE YEAR RES . NO . 93-20A COMMENDING TERRY DAVIS, PRINCIPAL OF ST . PETERS LUTHERN CHURCH, ON HIS 25TH ANNIVERSARY RES . NO . 93-21 COMMEMORATING THE 25th ANNIVERSARY OF STERLING HEIGHTS RES . NO . 93-22 COMMENDING PETER MORAIS ON HIS RETIREMENT FROM LOCAL 653 OF GENERAL MOTORS TECHCENTER RES . NO . 93-23 COMMEMORATING THE NEW HOME OF WILLIAM COOLICK V .F .W . POST #3130 RES . NO . 93-25 HONORING GEORGE AND AMELIA MC CUEN ON THEIR 50TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY RES . NO . 93-24 COMMENDING MARK SCOTT, WXYZ RES . NO . 93-26 COMMENDING DOROTHY J . UPSHAW FOR PUBLIC SERVICE, ON HER RETIREMENT s RES . NO . 93-27 COMMENDING KATHY DEE, MEALS ON WHEELS VOLUNTEER, FOR HELPING TO SAVE A LIFE RES . NO . 93-28 REQUESTING THE GOVERNOR AND PRESIDENT OF MICHIGAN JOBS COMMISSION TO RECONSIDER THEIR POSITION ON THE PROPOSED COMMUNITY SERVICES BLOCK GRANT FORMULA RES . NO . 93-29 PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS TO DEFRAY COSTS OF CONSTRUCTION OF IMPROVEMENTS THE MACOMB COUNTY WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM 12 (ST . CLAIR SHORES SECTION 4) AUTHORIZING THE CONSTRUCTION OF SUCH IMPROVEMENTS : AND PROVIDING FOR OTHER MATTERS RELATIVE TO SAID CONSTRUCTION AND SAID BONDS RES . NO . 93-30 HONORING FIREFIGHTER LARY D . GREGORY, RETIREMENT - STERLING HEIGHTS FIRE DEPT . RES . NO . 93-31 HONORING LIEUTENANT DONALD SITKO, RETIREMENT - STERLING HEIGHTS FIRE DEPT . RES . NO . 93-32 HONORING FIRE MARSHAL FREDERICK D . PAWLOWSKI, RETIREMENT, STERLING HGHTS FIRE DEPT . RES . NO . 93-33 COMMENDING JEANNE RIESTERER , MAYOR, ROSEVILLE RES . NO . 93-34 HONORING SENATOR ARTHUR J . MILLER BY ROSEVILLE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE RES . NO . 93-35 COMMENDING ERICH KRING FOR ACHIEVING THE STATUS OF EAGLE SCOUT IN THE BOY SCOUTS RES . NO . 93-36 SUPPORTING HOUSE BILL BY REPRESENTATIVE NICK CIARAMITARO RES . NO . 93-37 HONORING CAROL GOODWIN, MACOMB COUNTY LIBERARY DIRECTOR , RETIREMENT 0 RES . NO . 93 -38 COMMENDING THOMAS AND DENISE PLATZ ON 25TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY RES . NO . 93 -39 COMMENDING EMERSON HAZELTON FOR COMMUNITY VOLUNTEER SERVICES 0 RES . NO . 93-40 COMMENDING CARRELL SHERMAN FOR COMMUNITY SERVICE RES . NO . 93-41 DEDICATION OF THE DESCENT OF THE HOLY GHOST CHURCH WARREN RES . NO . 93-42 RESOLUTION RE : REVENUE SHARING RES . NO . 93-43 COMMENDING MARK BREWER -BEING HONORED BY THE CLINTON TOWNSHIP DEMOCRATIC CLUB RES . NO . 93-44 A RESOLUTION ON UNFUNDED MANDATES RES .
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