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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

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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 . NO . 93-45 AUTHORIZING THE MACOMB COUNTY BUILDING AUTHORITY TO REDEEM THE OUTSTANDING MACOMB COUNTY BUILDING AUTHORITY REVENUE BONDS (MACOMB COUNTY BUILDING ) PRIOR TO MATURITY RES . NO . 93-46 PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS FOR WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM 13 ( LENOX TOWNSHIP)

RES . NO . 93-47 COMMENDING JOSEPH KRUTELL , COUNCILMAN IN ST . CLAIR SHORES, UPON HIS RETIREMENT

RES . NO . 93-48 COMMENDING LT . RONALD DALPRA, WARREN POLICE DEPARTMENT , ON HIS RETIREMENT

RES . NO . 93-49 COMMENDING DR . BLANCHE FRASER, SUPERINTENDENT OF MOUNT CLEMENS COMMUNITY SCHOOLS ON THE OCCASION OF HER ROAST BY THE DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA

RES . NO . 93-50 COMMENDING FAITH MacFARLAND ON HER HERCULEAN EFFORTS AND COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

RES . NO . 93-51 HONORING HICKS AND MARTHA GRIFFITHS ON THEIR 60TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

RES . NO . 93-52 COMMENDING ALCOHOL AND OTHER DRUG PREVENTION EFFORTS - APRIL 3 -9, 1993 " HEALTHY DRUG-FREE STUDENT WEEK"

RES . NO . 93 -53 COMMENDING PEGGY JOHNSON FOR HER DEDICATION AND DILIGENT WORK ON THE WATERSHED COUNCIL

RES . NO . 93-54 HONORING DR . AND MRS . JAMES E . THOMPSON FOR 27 YEARS DEDICATED SERVICE TO THE NORTH BROADWAY CHURCH OF CHRIST, MOUNT CLEMENS

0 RES . NO . 93-1

OFFICIAL RESOLTUION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION HONORING THE UTICA HIGH SCHOOL CHIEFTAIN MARCHING BAND FOR BEING THE 1 NATIONAL FREEDOM BOWL FESTIVAL CHAMPIONS IN 1992 COMMISSIONER JOSEPH J . STRIZIC, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION

WHEREAS, the parents, faculty and most importantly, the students of Utica High

School, as well as the residents of Macomb County, have justifiable reason to be excited,

jubilant and proud of the outstanding performance of the UTICA HIGH SCHOOL CHIEFTAIN

MARCHING BAND ; and,

WHEREAS, the UTICA HIGH SCHOOL CHIEFTAIN MARCHING BAND took ten awards and

became the National Freedom Bowl Festival Champions of 1992 . Their awards included the

Concert Band AAA - First with Superior ; Jazz AAA - First with Excellent ; Percussion -

First with Excellent ; Field Show AAA - Second with Superior ; Outstanding Drum Major ;

Outstanding Percussion ; Parade AAA - First with Superior ; Outstanding Flag Squad ; over all

Grand Championship Award for Parades ; and the Grand Sweepstake Award ; and,

WHEREAS, besides participating in the Freedom Bowl half time show with other

schools, the UTICA HIGH SCHOOL CHIEFTAIN MARCHING BAND won the honor of performing the

Pre-Game show for the Freedom Bowl ; had the privilege of being First Band for President

Bush when he was in Macomb County ; and,

WHEREAS, the UTICA HIGH SCHOOL CHIEFTAIN MARCHING BAND has performed in many

parades and has won many honors and thus has earned the respect and admiration of fellow

students, faculty, and colleagues .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby publicly

acknowledges and expresses its recognition and extends its congratulations to the UTICA

HIGH SCHOOL CIEFTAIN MARCHING BAND for their outstanding accomplishments .

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to

the UTICA HIGH SCHOOL CHIEFTAIN MARCHING BAND in testimony of the high esteem in which the

said UTICA HIGH SCHOOL CHIEFTAIN MARCHING BAND is held by the Macomb County Board of

commissioners . RES . NO . 93 - 2

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY , MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION DECLARING MARCH 7-13 , 1993 AS CHEMICAL AWARENESS WEEK IN MACOMB COUNTY

COMMISSIONER PHILLIP A . DI MARIA ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS, there is need to make people better aware of the role that chemicals 40 play in their lives, and,

WHEREAS , there is a need to improve the awareness of the public of the efforts

of the Macomb County Emergency Planning Committee .

NOW THEREFORE , Be it Resolved by the Board of Commissioners , Speaking for and on

behalf of all County Citizens as follows :

THAT BY THESE PRESENTS , the Macomb County Board of Commissioners supports the

concept of CHEMICAL AWARENESS WEEK MARCH 7-13, 1993 , as a way to bring together the

business , industrial , retail, service and farming community with the local emergency

planning committees .

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Macomb County Board of Commissioners pledges

cooperation and assistance , where possible , to the Macomb County Emergency Planning

Committee , local business , industry and the clomnunity to promote a better understanding of

common problems and opportunities .

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BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of this Resolution shall be transmitted to

the Macomb County Emergency Planning Committee that deal with business , industrial,

retail , service and farming sectors in Macomb County . RES . NO . 93-3

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUDiz , MICHIGAN

CHAIRMAN MARK A. STEENBERGH , ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS , the Michigan Transportation Development Fund provides funding for

certain projects throughout the State of Michigan , and particularly the County of Macomb

that will:

1 . Improve the network of highway services essential to economic competitiveness .

2 . Improve accessibility to target industries as a catalyst for economic growth.

3 . Support private initiatives that create or retain jobs .

4 . Encourage development that improve the health , safety and welfare of all of the citizens of Michigan : and,

WHEREAS , the Macomb County Road Commission has made an application to the

Michigan Transportation Development Fund for road improvements on 23 Mile Road for the

benefit of relieving traffic congestion and providing safer and better access to local

industry ; and,

WHEREAS , the Michigan Transportation Development Fund is scheduled to "sunset"

on March 3 , 1993 ; and,

WHEREAS , the loss of Michigan Transportation Development Funds will have an

adverse impact on the economic development of the County of Macomb and hamper the County's

ability to provide new and improved roads to the residents of the County ; and,

WHEREAS , the Macomb County Road Commission has requested that the State

Legislature extend the "sunset" for the Michigan Transportation Development Fund for a

minimum of five years ; and,

WHEREAS, the Urban County Road Association , of which the Macomb County Road

Commission is a member , has likewise requested the State Legislature to extend the

" sunset" for a minimum of five years .

I NOW THEREFORE , Be It Resolved By the Board of Commissioners , speaking for and on

behalf of all County Citizens as follows :

THAT BY THESE PRESENTS , The Macomb County Board of Commissioners requests that the Michigan Legislature extend for a minimum of five years the Michigan Transportation

Development Fund Program .

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that State Representatives and State Senators from Macomb

County encourage and support the extension of the "sunset" provisions for the Michigan

Transportation Development Funds Program and make such other changes to the program as are

necessary and essential to provide adequate funds to the Macomb County Road Commission for

the increased expansion of road projects within the County of Macomb .

C March 25, 1993

RES . NO . 93 - 4

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF 'THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

COMMISSIONER PHILLIP A . DI MARIA, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS, April 2, 1993 marks the 65th Wedding Anniversary of AUGUST and

ELIZABETH RENKERT ; and,

WHEREAS, AUGUST and ELIZABETH RENKERT can look back with fond and loving memories to their wedding day at Elizabeth's parents home where Pastor G . H . Bruns of

Evangelical Church of Jamestown, North Dakota officiated . On this date, April 2, 1928, they pledged their eternal love and devotion to each other ; and,

WHEREAS, over the past 65 years AUGUST AND ELIZABETH RENKERT'S strong belief in the family unit and commitment to their God and one another caused them to be blessed with theirr devoted children, Thomas, Betty and Mary ; eleven loving grandchildren, Karen, Donna,

Gloria, Thomas, Nancy, Alan, Gary Keith, Rodney, Lynn and Kyle ; and ten darling great grandchildren ; and,

WHEREAS, it is fitting and proper that this loving union between AUGUST and

ELIZABETH RENKERT which has spanned 65 years, growing stronger as time passed, should be recognized .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners does hereby publicly extend its best wishes and congratulations to AUGUST and ELIZABETH RENKERT on the occasion of their 65th Wedding Anniversary .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to

AUGUST and ELIZABETH RENKERT in commemoration of their 65th Wedding Anniversary . March 25, 1993

RES . NO . 93 - 5

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION COMMEMORATING THE 150TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE NAMING OF ERIN TOWNSHIP

WHEREAS, Macomb County's most southeast township was once named Orange when first formed in March 11, 1837 until the State of Michigan, in its wisdom, changed the name to Erin on March 9, 1843 ; and so this year, 1993, marks the 150th Anniversary of the creation of ERIN TOWNSHIP ; and

WHEREAS, ERIN TOWNSHIP, while no longer in existence, covered areas now known as

Roseville, St . Clair Shores, Eastpointe, Lake Township, the south end of Fraser, and southeast corner of Warren, a large area of Macomb County where families settled and prospered with a rich ethnic tradition and strong work ethics ; and,

WHEREAS, ERIN TOWNSHIP became extinct in 1958 when Roseville, the township's last entity became a city on December 31, 1958, and incorporated the village of Roseville and the remainder of the township into its boundaries ; and,

WHEREAS, it has been 150 years since the naming of ERIN TOWNSHIP, there are still many reminders of this great township and its historical significance to Macomb

County . In addition to historical writings, maps and markers, there are streets, a church, a housing facility, a cemetery and businesses proud to bear the township name for generations .

NOW THERFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby publicly acknowledges and expresses its recognition and commemoration on the 150th Anniversary of the naming and creation of ERIN TOWNSHIP .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to the Roseville Historical Committee in testimony of the high esteem the Board of

Commissioners has for this dedicated group . March 25, 1993

RES . NO . 93-6

OFFICAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION TO ENCOURAGE MACOMB COUNTY EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES PARTICIPATING HOSPITALS TO UPDATE THE COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM

CONP1ISSONERS WILLIAM J . SOWERBY , NICHOLYN A. BRANDENBURG DON BROWN AND JOHN C . HERTEL , ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFER THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS , the County of Macomb and the particpating hospitals in Macomb

County have jointly administered and operated the Emergency Medical Services

System for 20 years ; and,

WHEREAS , the Emergency Medical Services Communication System in Macomb

County (MEDCOM) has aged to the extent that the essential elements of the system required replacement ; and,

WHEREAS , the ability to effectively and reliably communicate is

essential to providing the level of performance of the Emergency Medical

Services System necessary to assure quality service to Macomb County citizens .

NOT THEREFORE , Be it Resolved By the Board of Commissioners, Speaking

for and on behalf of All County Citizens as follows :

THAT BY THESE PRESENTS , the Board of commissioners hereby expresses

its willingness to cooperate with the particpating hospitals , provide an

opportunity to acquire , install and operate a technologically advanced system

providing emergency medical services to citizens throughout the entire County of

Macomb .

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Board of Commissioners hereby

expresses its willingness to cooperate with the community in acquiring a

technologically advanced Emergency Medical Services System for the citizens of

Macomb County by making available the govermental purchasing discounts of the

County to the particpating hospitals of the Emergency Medical Services System . March 25, 1993

RES . ND . 93 - 7

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION COMMENDING THE CLINTON TOWNSHIP POLICE DEPARTMENT ON ITS 25TH ANNIVERSARY

COMMISSIONERS NANCY M . WHITE, JAMES W . BIERNAT, BOBBY L . HILL AND WILLIAM J . SOWERBY, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFER THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS, April 1, 1993 marks the 25th Anniversary of the CLINTON TOWNSHIP POLICE

DEPARTMENT ; and,

WHEREAS, it has been the good fortune of the Citizens of Clinton township and

the County of Macomb to have had the leadership of its first chief of police, Jack Mast

until 1972, when Robert W . Smith its current Chief-of-Police took over the reins of

responsibility, who tegether with an outstanding police force comprised of 89 sworn police

officers, have servied the public with sincerity honesty and devotion on behalf of the

90,000 residents in Clinton Township as well as the County of Macomb, and,

WHEREAS, the CLINTON TOWNSHIP POLICE DEPARTMENT was originally located at Quinn

and Gratiot, and in 1975 moved to its present location at 22932 Rasch Drive ; and,

WHEREAS, it is fitting and proper that the CLINTON TOWNSHIP POLICE DEPARTMENT be

recognized and commended on its 25 years of dedicated and exemplary service to the

Citizens of Macomb County and expecially Clinton Township .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby publicly

0 acknowledges and expresses its "Congratulations" in commemoration of the 25th Anniversary of the CLINTON TOWNSHIP POLICE DEPARTMENT, and further, extends best wishes for continued

outstanding public service and contributions to the Citizens of Clinton Township and

Macomb County . March 25, 1993

RES . NO . 93 - 8

RESOLUTION

WHEREAS, crime victims and theirr advocates across the nation and right here in

Macomb County, throughout their unwaivering commitment, spirit and perseverance have made

tremendous strides toward balancing the scales of justice system ; and

WHEREAS, The thirty-five million Americans, including at least 6,774, here in

Macomb County, who are victimized by crime each year need and deserve quality program, and

services to help them recoverr from the devastating effects of crime ; and,

WHEREAS, the Macomb County Prosecutor's Office Victim/Witness Rights Unit is

joining forces with other victim service programs, criminal justice officials and

concerned citizens throughout Michigan and the United States to observe April 25 to May 1,

1993 as National Crime Victims' Rights Week .

NOW THEREFORE, Be It Resolved by the Board of Commissioners, speaking for and on

behalf of All County Citizens as follows :

THAT BY THESE PRESENTS, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby publicly

designates the week of April 25 to May 1, 1993 as MACOMB COUNTY CRIME VICTIMS' RIGHTS WEEK

and reaffirms its commitment to address victims' rights and criminal justice issued during

the 1993 MACOMB COUNTY CRIME VICTIMS' RIGHTS WEEK and throughout the year .

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a suitably prepared copy of this resolution be

presented to the Macomb County Prosecutor's Office Victim's Witness Rights Unit during the

1993 Crime Victims' Rights Week .

0 March 25, 1993

RES . NO . 93-9

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION

FULL FAITH AND CREDIT SEVENTEEN MILE ROAD DRAIN AND BRANCHES

WHEREAS, Chapter 20 of Act 40, Public Acts of Michigan, 1956, as amended (the

"Drain Code"), authorizes any county to pledge its full faith and credit for the payment of obligations issued thereunder, if the Board of Commissioners of the County has adopted a resolution by two-thirds (2/3) vote of its members-elect to that effect ; and

WHEREAS, pursuant to a petition filed by the City of Sterling Heights, Macomb

County, Michigan, pursuant to Chapter 20 of the Drain Code, with the Public works

Commissioner of the County of Macomb, proceedings have been carried out by the Statutory

Intra-County Drainage Board of the County of Macomb for the financing and construction of an intra-county drainage project designated as SEVENTEEN MILE MAD DRAIN AND BRANCHES, said project having been determined to be necessary for the public health ; and,

WHEREAS, pursuant to said proceedings, Special Assessment Roll No . 1 has been prepared and duly confirmed by the Drainage Board in the aggregate principal amount of

$3,900,948, being the amount of total estimated cost of the project, which assessments are payable by the City of Sterling Heights and the County of Macomb according to apportionments duly determined by the Drainage Board, as follows :

City of Sterling Heights : 98 .5017%

County of Macomb : 1 .4983%

WHEREAS, the amount assessed against the County of Macomb will be prepaid in the amount of $58,448, and a portion of the amount assessed against the city of Sterling

Heights will be prepaid in the amount of $292,500, and the balance of the amount assessed against the City will be payable in annual installments over a period of twenty years, commencing April 1, 1994, said installments bearing interest at such rate of interest as may be necessary to pay interest on obligations payable therefrom ; and,

WHEREAS, pursuant to the authorization provided in the Drain Code, the Drainage

Board, by resolution, has authorized and provided for the issuance of bonds payable from the collection of said special assessments against the City of Sterling Heights on said

Roll to be paid in installments, said bonds being designated SEVENTEEN MILE ROAD DRAIN AND

BRANCHES DRAINAGE DISTRICT, DRAINAGE DISTRICT BONDS (Limited Tax General Obligation) in the aggregate principal amount of $3,550,000, dated as of April 1, 1993, bearing interest at a maximum rate of 8% per annum and maturing serially from May 1, 1994, to May 1, 2013, to provide funds to pay costs of the project ; and,

WHEREAS, the said drainage project is immediately necessary to protect and preserve the public health, and it is to the best interest of the County of Macomb that the said bonds, in order to be sold at the lowest and most favorable interest cost possible to obtain, be secured by a pledge of the full faith and credit of the County, as authorized by the provisions of said Drain Code ;

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE COUNTY OF

MACOMB, MICHIGAN : 0

1 . That pursuant to the authorization provided in the Drain Code, the Board of

Commssoners of the County of Macomb does hereby irrevocably pledge the full faith and credit of the County of Macomb for the prompt payment of the principal of and interest on the aforesaid bonds when due, and pursuant to said pledge, in the event that the aforesaid

Drainage District shall fail or neglect to pay the aforesaid bonds or interest thereon when due, the amount unpaid shall be promptly advanced from County funds as a first budget obligation, and the County Treasuraer is directed to immediately make such advancement to the extent necessary .

2 . That in the event that pursuant to said pledge of its full faith and credit the County of Macomb advances out of the County funds all or any part of said installments and interest, it shall be the duty of the County Treasurer, for and on behalf of the

County of Macomb, to take all actions and proceedings and pursue all remedies permitted or authorized by law for the reimbursement of such sums so paid .

3 . That all resolutions and parts of resolutions insofar as they conflict with the provisions of this resolution be and the same hereby are rescinded .

0 0 March 25, 1993

RES . NO . 93-11

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS t WHEREAS , each year more than 600 tornadoes strike in the United States, including an average of 16 each year in Michigan , and since 1950, 633 tornadoes have been

reported in the State of Michigan , resulting in 237 deaths and millions of dollars in

property loss ; and,

WHEREAS , tornadoes often leave a path of destruction and tragically, Michigan

ranks fourth in the number of tornado-related deaths in the country ; and,

WHEREAS, the high concentration of people in urban areas make Michigan's

citizens more vulnerable to the devastating effects of tornadoes , citizens should be aware

of the early warning signs of tornadoes and the proper safety and emergency procedures ;

and

WHEREAS , tornadoes usually develop in the late afternoon or early evening in

conjunction with severe thunderstorms and can often touch down before any community siren

system or media broadcast alert is possible ; and,

WHEREAS, each year state , county and local emergency management officials, the

National Weather Service public and private school systems and the news madia cooperate to

educate the public on the dangers of tornadoes and safety precautions that can be taken to

save lives ;

NOW THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MACOMB COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS

SPEAKING FOR AND ON BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That the Board of Commissioners of Macomb County joins Governor John Engler and

the National weather service, in proclaiming March 28-April 3, 1993 as TORNADO SAFETY WEEK

and urge all Macomb County residents to learn more about how to protect themselves from

tornadoes and severe weather .

Be It Further Resolved that the Board of Commissioners of Macomb County urges

all local emergency management coordinators , public and private school systems and the

news media to support this coordinated effort to educate the public of the dangers of

tornadoes and safety procedures which can save lives . April 29, 1993

RES . NO . 93-12

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

WHEREAS, the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) has proceeded with the

reconstruction and improvements of M-59 in Macomb County ; and,

WHEREAS, the proposed project is desperately needed to reduce traffic congestion

and accidents in Macomb County, and will greatly improve safety and enhance economic

development in southeast Michigan . In addition, M-59 connects three Interstate Freeways,

1-94, 1-75, and 1-696, and thus is of regional and state-wide significance ; and,

WHEREAS, construction of M-59 in Macomb County has been delayed for several

years, it is imperative that this vital project begin in the next few months and be

completed in a timely manner ; and,

WHEREAS, the Michigan Department of Transportation has indicated at a recent

meeting of the Sterling Heights Area Chamber of Commerce and the Central Macomb County

Chamber of Commerce that the following schedule for M-59 is currently in place :

Hayes to Romeo Plank Bid - April 1993 E . of M-53 to Hayes Bid - Late 1993 Romeo Plank to Elizabeth Bid - Late 1993 Elizabeth to 1-94 Bid - Fall 1995 W. of Ryan to E . of M-53 Bid - Fall 1995

WHEREAS, this schedule should not be delayed any further, and in fact needs to

be accelerated, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners urges the Michigan Department of

Transportation to do everything within its power to move the project forward as much as

possible, specifically, the projects scheduled for 1995 should be accelerated by one (1)

year minimum; and

WHEREAS, completion of this project has been anticipated for over 20 years and

is vital for continued economic growth and prosperity for seven Macomb County communities .

NOW THEREFORE, Be It Resolved By the Board of Commissioners, speaking for and on

behalf of all citizens as follows : is I

THAT BY THESE PRESENTS, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby publicly

urges the Honorable John Engler, Governor of the State of Michigan to intercede and find a

solution for the timely completion of the M-59 project .

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Macomb County Board of Commissioners requests that the State Department of Transportation re-priortize road projects and make the M-59 reconstruction project the top priority for the safety and well-being of over 700,000 citizens if the County of Macomb . 0

0 April 29, 1993

RES . NO . 93-13

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION 'TO AUTHORIZE THE CITY OF Mr . CLEMENS TO NEGOTIATE FOR AND ENTER INTO A CONTRACT FOR THE DEMOLITION OF THE FREEMAN MC KENZIE BUILDINGS

COMMISSIONER BOBBY L . HILL , ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION

WHEREAS , the County of Macomb and Freeman McKenzie, P .C . have entered into a

Purchase Agreement , wherein the County of Macomb is to purchase the Freeman McKenzie

properties located at One S . Gratiot, 25 and 27 Cass Avenue , Mt . Clemens , Michigan ; and,

WHEREAS , the closing on such properties is to take place on April 30, 1993, and

the property is to be vacated on or before June 30 , 1993 ; and,

WHEREAS , under a previous agreement between the County of Macomb and the City of

Mt . Clemens , the County purchased property known as the Medea Property ; and,

WHEREAS , the Medea buildings have all been demolished with the exception of 23

Cass, which the city of Mt . Clemens is responsible for and which it will undertake to 1 demolish as soon as the Freeman McKenzie buildings are vacated ; and,

WHEREAS , since the City of Mt . Clemens will be demolishing 23 Cass , it is in the

best interest of the County of Macomb and the City of Mt . Clemens that the City also

negotiate and contract for the demolition of One S . Gratiot , 25 and 27 Cass Avenue, Mt .

Clemens , Michigan ; and,

WHEREAS , the County of Macomb will be indebted to the City of Mt . Clemens for

the demolition of One S . Gratiot , 25 and 27 Cass Avenue , Mt . Clemens , Michigan, in an

amount equal to 1/2 of the cost of demolition of one S . Gratiot , 25 and 27 Cass Avenue,

not to exceed the sum of $37,500 .00 .

NOW THEREFORE , Be It Resolved by the Board of commissioners, speaking for and on

behalf of all county citizens as follows :

THAT BY THESE PRESENTS , the County of Macomb authorizes the City of Mt . Clemens

to negotiate and to contract for the demolition of One S . Gratiot , 25 and 27 Cass Avenue,

Mt . Clemens , Michigan, the County ' s responsibility being limited to contributing the

amount of 1/2 of the cost of demolition of One S . Gratiot, 25 and 27 Cass Avenue, not to

exceed $37 , 500 .00 . RES . NO . 93-14

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY , MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION HONORING REVEREND FREDERICK J . SCHWEIHOFER PASTOR OF Sr . SYLVESTER CHURCH IN WARREN ON HIS 25TH ANNIVERSARY

COMISSIONERS SAM J . PETITTO AND LOUIS J . BURDI, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFER THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS , the United States of America was founded , in part , as a result of our forefathers ' search for land where they could worship in the manner and substance of their choosing ; and,

WHEREAS , there exists a continuing need to minister to the spiritual needs of the various people of our community , which collectively form the foundation and strength of our nation ; and

WHEREAS , REVEREND FREDERICK J . SCHWEIHOFER was born on November 10 , 1941 in St .

Clair , Michigan , the middle child ( and only boy ) with two younger and two olderr sisters .

REVEREND FREDERICK J . SCHWEIHOFER entered Sacred Heart Seminary in 1956 and 12 years later was ordained to priesthood , and his first assignment as a priest was to St . Suzanne's

Parish in Detroit , and in 1976 , he was called to be an Associate at St . Marys in Royal

Oak, and then in 1980 accepted the call to St . Sylvesters in Warren where he has remained for the past 13 years ; and

WHEREAS , REVEREND FREDERICK J . SCHWEIHOFER has generously provided both spiritual inspiration and moral guidance with wisdom and humor to the entire community and the value of such guidance is inestimable .

NOW THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS , SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By these Presents , the Macomb Couty Board of Commissioners ; hereby acknowledges and recognizes the many outstanding contributions and accomplishments of

REVEREND FREDERICK J . SCHWEIHOFER on his 25 years of dedicated service .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to

REVEREND FREDERICK J . SCHWEIHOFER in testimony of the high esteem the Board of

Commissioners has for him . May 27, 1993

RES . NO . 93-15

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY , MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION COMMENDING THE CITY OF ROSEVILLE ON THE NEW ADDITION TO THE RECREATION CENTER

COMMISSIONERS ELIZABETH M . SLINDE AND MICHAEL SWITALSKI ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFER THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS , Sunday, May 16 , 1993 marks the dedication of the new 8,000 square foot addition to the City of Roseville ' s Recreation Center located at 18185 Sycamore ; and,

WHEREAS , the residents of the City of Roseville as well as the citizens of the

County of Macomb are justifiably proud to have this addition completed on time and within budget as part of their expansion of existing programs ; and,

WHEREAS , the City of Roseville ' s Recreation Center addition was designed and built to accommodate the youth , senior citizens and handicapped as well as the community in general and includes a new gymnasium , billiard room , activity center, multi-purpose room and a conference room ; and,

NOW THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS , SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents , the Macomb County Board of commissioners hereby publicly acknowledges and expresses its recognition and commends the City of Roseville for the new addition to the Recreation Center and extends its best wishes to its citizens for years of fellowship , entertainment , exercise , etc . in their new facility .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to the City of Roseville in testimony of the high esteem the Macomb County Board of commissioners holds for the City Fathers in completing this fine new addition to the

Recreation Center and extends its best wishes to its citizens for years of fellowship, entertainment , exercise , etc . in their new facility .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to the City of Roseville in testimony of the high esteem the Macomb County Board of

Commissioners holds for the City Fathers in completing this fine new addition to the

Roseville Recreation Center . May 27, 1993

RES . NO . 93-16

A RESOLUTION HONORING MRS . ELIZABETH SLINDE

THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION

WHEREAS, MRS . ELIZABETH SLINDE was born in Scotland on November 5, 1897 ; and

when she was 16 years old, ELIZABETH left Scotland to settle in Sault Ste . Marie, Canada,

and then later to Roseville in Macomb County ; and,

WHEREAS, MRS . ELIZABETH SLINDE was one of ten children (three who tragically

died while babies) born to Michael and Mary Anne Hand McPike and was raised in the love

and camaraderie of a large family ; and,

WHEREAS, it has been the good fortune of the Macanb County Board of

Commissioners to have had the privilege of knowing and benefitting fran the said MRS .

ELIZABETH SLINDE'S wisdom and love .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby publicly

acknowledges and expresses its recognition to the outstanding woman, MRS . ELIZABETH

SLINDE, for all her kindness and wisdom that she has given to others .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to

MRS . ELIZABETH SLINDE in testimony of the high esteem the Board of Commissioners has for

the said MRS . ELIZABETH SLINDE, an outstanding citizen worthy and deserving of this

recognition .

40 May 27, 1993

RES . NO . 93-17

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY , MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION COMMENDING DOMINIC SEVERINI AND FRED SEVERINI, JR . ON BEING SELECTED FOR THE "MACOMB COUNTY DISTINGUISHED CITIZEN AWARD" BY THE CLINTON VALLEY COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA

COMMISSIONERS NANCY M . WHITE , JAMES M . BIERNAT, BOBBY L . HILL, SUE ROCCA AND WILLIAM J . SOWERBY , ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFER THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS , public service with sincerity , honesty , devotion and a genuine involvement in activities and projects that generate improvement and betterment of the quality of life for all people , is an aspiration and dream sought by many , but seldom achieved or fulfilled ; and,

WHEREAS , DOMINIC SEVERINI and FRED SEVERENI , JR. have served the citizens of

Macomb County with dignity , distinction and honor as owners of Fern Hill Country Club in

Clinton Township, development companies , management companies and residential companies ; and,

WHEREAS , DOMONIC SEVERINI AND FRED SEVERINI , JR. have always found the time to aid their fellow citizens generously giving and serving in many ways . DOMINIC SEVERINI has served as Chairman of the Macomb Performing Arts Center ' s Fundraising Committee, member of the Clinton Township Cable Commission and on the Board of Directors of Mount

Clemens General Hospital , to name a few ; and FRED SEVERINI , JR. has served as President of the Clinton Moravian Kiwanis Club , a member of the Clinton Township Building Authority, board member of the Italian -American Chamber of Commerce , Italian Senior Citizen Softball

Association and others too numerous to mention ; and

WHEREAS, it is fitting and proper that DOMINIC SEVERINI and FRED SEVERINI, JR . be publicly recognized and commended by this County Board of Commissioners .

NOW THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS , SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By these Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby publicly acknowledges and expresses its congratulations to DOMINIC SEVERINI and FRED SEVERINI, JR . on being the first co-recipients selected for "The Macomb County Distinguished Citizen

Award" presented by the Clinton Valley Council Boy Scouts of America , an honor that

DOMINIC SEVERINI and FRED SEVERINI , JR., so rightly deserve for their untiring efforts and manifold contributions to their community . II

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to

DOPMINIC SEVERINI and FRED SEVERINI, JR . in testimony of the high esteem the Board of

Commissioners has for DOMONIC SEVERINI and FRED SEVERINI, JR . outstanding citizens, business and community leaders .

0 May 27, 1993

RES . NO . 93-18

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION ACKNOWLEDGING THE 100TH ANNIVERSARY OF PUBLIC HEALTH NURSES AND 10 COMMEND THE PUBLIC HEALTH NURSES OF THE MACOMB COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT ; AND FURTHER TO PROCLAIM THE WEEK OF JUNE 14-18, 1993 AS PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE WEEK IN MACOMB COUNTY

COMMISSIONER WILLIAM J . SOWERBY, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS, public health nurses have and will contribute significantly to the

past, present and future health of individuals, families, groups and communities in Macomb

County by providing a wide variety of quality health promotion and disease prevention

services in clinic, home, school and community settings ; and,

WHEREAS, public health nurses apply their professional skills and knowledge to

eliminate such challenges as infant mortality and low birth weight by assisting pregnant

women, infants, children and families to achieve and maintain health, prevent, control and

eradicate deadly communicable and chronic diseases ; and,

WHEREAS, public health nurses particpate with their communities and other health

professionals to respond to other challenging problems such as child abuse and neglect ;

needs of minority and special propulations ; concerns of the developmentally and physically

disabled child ; and mental health needs of the community ; and,

WHEREAS, public health nurses in Macomb County have served with distinction as

professionals and as an integral part of the interdisciplinary health team since 1947 when

the Macomb County Health Department was founded ; and,

NOW THEREFORE, Be It Resolved by the Board of Commissioners, Speaking for and on

behalf of all county citizens as follows : 0 That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Cotrnissioners do hereby

declare the week of June 14-18, 1993 as Public Health Nurse Week in Macomb County and

thereby recognize the significant and outstanding services that public health nurses

provide to help keep our citizens and communities safe and healthy . May 27 1993

RES . NO . 93-19

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION COMMENDING FIRE INSTRUCTOR JOHN FRISCH AS 1992 MICHIGAN FIRE INSTRUCTOR OF THE YEAR

COMMISSIONERS MARGE SWIATKOWSKI, PHILIS DESAELE, DIANA KOLAKOWSKI SUE ROCCA AND JOSPEH J . STRICIC . ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFER THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION

WHEREAS, the quality of government and its ability to render useful and

meaningful service to its citizens is directly related to the quality of its employees ;

and

WHEREAS, FIRE INSTRUCTOR JOHN FRISCH has served the Citizens of Sterling Heights

and the County of Macomb with dignity, distinction and honor as a member of the Fire

Department for 22 years and has been a training instructor in his department for four

years as well as being a certified instructor of the Michigan Fire Fighters Training

Council ; and,

WHEREAS, FIRE INSTRUCTOR JOHN FRISCH not only teaches in his own and other area

departments, he has worked on his own time with volunteer fire personnel in the Upper

Peninsula . In addition, FIRE INSTRUCTOR JOHN FRISCH participates in public education

programs, public relations activities and the instruction of outside organizations ; and,

WHEREAS, it has been the good fortune of the citizens of the City of Sterling

Heights and the privilege of the Fire Department of said city to have the outstanding

achievements and instructional ability of FIRE INSTRUCTOR JOHN FRISCH ; and

WHEREAS, it is fitting and proper that this outstanding public servant be

recognized for his contributions to the safety of others and for receiving the 1992

Michigan Fire Instructor of the Year Award .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND ON

40 BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Cannissioners, hereby

publicly acknowledges and expresses its recognition of the outstanding public service and

contributions made to the Citizens of the City of Sterling Heights and the County of

Macomb by FIRE INSTRUCTOR JOHN FRISCH .

II Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to

FIRE INSTRUCTOR JOHN FRISCH, 1992 Michigan Fire Instructor of the Year, in testimony of the high esteem the Board of Cornsisiners has for him .

C. May 27, 1993

RES . NO . 93-20

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION COMMENDING TERRY DAVIS, PRINCIPAL OF ST . PETERS LUTHERAN SCHOOL ON HIS 25TH ANNIVERSARY

OOMISSIONER NICHOLYN A . BRANDENBURG, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS, dedication to the intellectual and physical development of the youth of

America coupled with the donation of one's time, energy and expertise to aide in the

development and growth of the community, should be publicly acknowledges and recognized ;

and,

WHEREAS, TERRY DAVIS attended Concordia River Forest College where he met his

lovely wife Connie . His first call was to Yonkers, New York where he taught for two years

until he was called to St . Peters Lutheran School in 1970 and became their Director of

Christian Education/Principal in 1975 ; and as such has been an inspirational

leader-dedicated to education and respected by his colleagues ; and,

WHEREAS, during his illustrious career, TERRY DAVIS'S goal has not only been to 1 enhance the school environment, but also the cxnnunity as a whole . He is an instructor for the DNR Hunter Safety ; on the Board for Lutheran Special Education Ministry; on the

Michigan Lutherans for Life State Board ; and a delegate to the Lutheran High School North

Association, etc . ; and,

WHEREAS, TERRY DAVIS together with his lovely wife Connie were blessed with

three wonderful children ; Jeffrey, Christopher and Joshua ; and,

WHEREAS, it is fitting and proper that public recognition be given to this

outstanding individual for his manifold contributions to the educational growth and

development of the County's youth and for his dedication to improving the educational

system .

0 NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND ON BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby publicly

acknowledges and recognizes the outstanding contributions and accomplishments of TERRY

DAVIS and wishes to express congratulations to the said TERRY DAVIS on his 25th

Anniversary . II

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to TERRY DAVIS in testimony of the high esteem the Board of Commissioners has for him . 0

0 May 27, 1993

RES . ND . 93-20B

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF CDMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY , MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION COMMENDING ELSA M . V . HILL 1 ON HER RETIREMENT FROM THE MOUNT CLEMENS COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT

COMMISSIONER BOBBY L . HILL, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLWWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS , dedication to the intellectual and physical development of the Youth of

America coupled with the donation of one ' s time, energy and expertise to aide the

development and growth of the community should be publicly acknowledged and recognized ;

and,

WHEREAS , ELSA M . V . HILL has unselfishly devoted her time , efforts and expertise

on behalf of the Citizens of Macomb County and has contributed immeasurably to educational

planning and the development of many innovative ideas ; and

WHEREAS , the said ELSA M . V. HILL has spent 27 years as a teacher in the Mount

Clemens Community School District including 15 years in early childhood education ; one

year in Home Economics and Science in the middle school and the rest in elementary

education . ELSA M . V. HILL has not only inspired her students to continue on with their

education , but also their parents . Her motto through the years has been , "First of all,

respect yourself , be an active listener , and do the best you can at all times" ; and,

WHEREAS , ELSA M . V. HILL ' S undaunted spirit and herculean efforts have been

instrumental in advancing the cause of good education in Macomb County . ELSA M . V. HILL

has always found the time to be equally committeed to her church and her community, and

has served as President of the Ladies ' Bible Class at North Broadway Church of Christ in

Mount Clmeens, and finds ways and means to provide food , clothing and shelter for those

who are less fortunate .

NOW, THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND

ON BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

I S1

That By These Presents , the Macomb County Board of Ccmnissioners hereby publicly

acknowledges and recognizes the outstanding contributions , dedication and commitment of 1! ELSA M. V. HILL to education and the community ; and further expresses its best wishes to

the said ELSA M . V. HILL on her retirement from the Mount Clemens Community School

District after almost three decades . II

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to her . ELSA M . V . HILL in testimony of the high esteem the Board of Commissioners has forr n-

a May 27, 1993

RES . NO . 93-21

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION CGMM1EMORATING THE 25TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE CITY OF STERLING HEIGHTS

COMMISSIONERS DIANA J . KOLAKOWSKI, PHILIS DE SAELE, SUE ROCCA, JOSEPH J . STRIZIC AND MARGE SWIATKOWSKI, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFER THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS, this year the CITY OF STERLING HEIGHTS is celebrating the 25th

Anniverasary of its incorporation : and,

WHEREAS, the CITY OF STERLING HEIGHTS was incorporated as Jefferson Township on

March 17, 1835, in March 1938, the name was changed to Sterling Township, and then on July

1, 1968 was incorporated as the CITY OF STERLING HEIGHTS . The name Sterling Heights came

from Sterling, New York where many settlers came from between 1825-1835 ; and,

WHEREAS, the CITY OF STERLING HEIGHTS has grown to an estimated population of

120,000 residents and continues to prosper as the sixth largest city in the State of

Michigan as well as one of the most successful municipalities in Macomb County, It houses

four of the top 25 "Fortune 500" companies including General Motors, Ford Motor, Chysler 1 and General Dynamics ; and there are more than 2,184 industrial/commercial/professional business and services in the CITY OF STERLING HEIGHTS ; and

WHEREAS, the CITY OF STERLING HEIGHTS has benefitted greatly over the years from

the wisdom of its city leaders, evolving into an all-American city providing fine

residential areas for its citizens while allowing and encourageing its industrial and

commercial areas to grow and flourish in order to meet the needs of its citizens ; and

WHEREAS, the citizens of Sterling Heights have contributed not only to the

growth and prosperity of their own fine city, echoing the city's motto, "To Strive on

Behalf of All", but also to that of the County of Macomb and the State of Michigan .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby publicly

acknowledges and expresses its recognition and tribute in camiemoration of the 25th

Anniversary of the CITY OF STERLING HEIGHTS and extends its best wishes to the CITY OF

STERLING HEIGHTS on this celebrated occasion . II

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to the CITY OF STERLING HEIGHTS in testimony of the high esteem the Macomb County Board of Commissioners holds for the CITY OF STERLING HEIGHTS . 0

G May 27, 1993

RES . NO . 93-22

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION COMMENDING PETER J . MORALS ON HIS RETIREMENT FROM LOCAL 653

COUNTY COMMISSIONER RALPH A . LIBERATO, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS, public service with sincerity, honesty and devotion to the cause of

improving the needs and concerns of skilled trades workers is truly a mark of distinction ;

and,

WHEREAS, PETER J . MORALS joined General Motors in May of 1957 and was President

of U .A .W. Local 160 from July 1977 until June, 1982 and a member of that local until

April, 1988 when he went to U .A .W . Local 653 from which he is now retiring ; and

WHEREAS, it has been the good fortune of the U .A .W.'S membership to have such a

dedicated individual as PETER J . MORALS,

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND ON

I BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS : I

That By these Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby publicly

acknowledges and expresses its recognition and appreciation of the multitude of

contributions made by the said PETER J . MORALS, a man of remarkable forsight, wisdom and

compassion .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to

PETER J . MORALS in testimony of the high esteem the Macomb County Board of Commissioners

has for the said PETER J . MORALS . i

RES . NO . 93-23

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION COMMEMORATING THE NEW HOME OF WILLIAM COOLICK V .F.W. POST #3130

CHAIRMAN MARK A. STEENBERGH, COMMISSIONERS PHILLIP A . DiMARIA AND RALPH A LIBERAIO, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFER THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS, the WILLIAM COOLICK V .F .W. POST #3130 was organized on October 2, 1934,

and its first meeting held on October 8, 1934 in a vacant store on Van Dyke near Nine Mile

Road in Warren ; and,

WHEREAS, during the course of the years the WILLIAM COOLICK V .F .W. POST #3130

held it's meetings in the old Warren Township Hall in return for maintaining the property ;

then in 1939, moved to 8097 Nine Mile Road where in 1953, a new building was built and

remained the Post home for forty years ; and,

WHEREAS, a new Post home is now being celebrated at 6782 Nine Mile Road with a

grand opening in June 1993 and a proud Commander Raymond Richard presiding ; and,

WHEREAS, the members of the WILLIAM COOLICK V .F .W. POST #3130 work continuously

and diligently to assist the veterans of foreign wars especially those in hospitals who

need their assistance ; and have worked tirelessly and successfully to secure new and

additional legislation to further assist these dedicated veterans and their families ; and

WHEREAS, it is fitting and proper that such a dedicated group as the WILLIAM

COOLICK V .F .W. POST #3130 members should be congratulated and commended on their fine work

and on the acquisition of their new home .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of commissioners hereby publicly

acknowledges and expresses its recognition in coamemoration of the new home for the

WILLIAM ODOLICK V .F .W. POST #3130 and its members .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to

the WILLIAM COOLICK V .F .W. POST #3130 and its members . RES . NO . 93-26

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION COMMENDING DORO'T'HY J . UPSHAW ON HER RETIREMENT FROM THE UNITED STATES AUTOMOTIVE TANK COMMAND

COMMISSIONER BOBBY L . HILL, ON BEHAlf OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS, devotion to voluntary activity and a deep-seated commitment to citizen

involvement is truly a hallmark of distinction, all to infrequently publicly acknowledged

and recognized ; and

WHEREAS, DOROTHY J . UPSHAW has been a faithful and devoted employee of the

United States Automotive Tank Command for forty-one (41) years while also serving the

citizens of Macomb County ; and,

WHEREAS, DOROTHY J . UPSHAW has always found the time to aid her fellow citizens

generously giving and serving in many ways . DOROTHY UPSHAW has served on the Macomb

County Library Board, the Mount Clemens Planning Commission, the NAACP, the Catholic

Services of Macomb, the National Council of Negro Women, United Community Services of

Macomb, the Girl Scouts as well as being an active and highly visible member of her

church, Stephen Temple in Mount Clemens ; and

WHEREAS, it is timely, fitting and proper that DOROTHY J . UPSHAW be recognized

and commended by this Board for her manifold contributions and devoted years of service to

the United States Automotive Tank Command .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

I 0 That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby publicly

acknowledges and recognizes the outstanding contributions and accomplishments of DOROTHY

J . UPSHAW and wishes to express its congratulations to the said DOROTHY J . UPSHAW on her

retirement from the United States Automotive Tank Command .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to

DOROTHY J . UPSHAW in testimony of the high esteem the Board of Commissioners has for her . RES . NO . 93-27

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION COMMENDING KATHY DEE, I MEALS-ON-WHEELS VOLUNTEER, FOR HELPING TO SAVE A LIFE

THE MACOMB COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS , saving a fellow man is indeed a courageous act and worthy of special

recognition ; and,

WHEREAS , KATHY DEE , a Meals-on-Wheels Volunteer for the County of Macomb helped

save the life of an 81 year old Roseville man who had a heart attack while signing in for

lunch at the Guest Comnunity Center ; and

WHEREAS , when KATHY DEE saw a fellow man was in serious trouble and had no

pulse , she began CPR within seconds . With the help of an unko n gentleman, she was able

to keep him alive until the Roseville Fire Department arrived and got Frank Mendak to

Bi-County Comnunity Hospital ; and,

WHEREAS , KATHY DEE and the unknown gentleman ' s quick and correct actions are

acknowledged to have resulted in aiding the preservation of human life ; and,

WHEREAS , it is fitting and proper that KATHY DEE be recognized and commended by this Board for being a person willing to get involved and extend herself to save another

life .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS , SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

Be It Further Resolved that a copy of this Resolution be presented to KATHY DEE

in testimony of the high esteem in which the said KATHY DEE is held by the Macomb County

Board of Commissioners . RES . NO . 93-28

Official Resolution of the Board of Commissioners Macomb County, Michigan

A Resolution Requesting the Governor and President of the Michigan Jobs Commission To Reconsider their Postiion on the Proposed Community Services Block Grant Formula

Commissioner Clifford F . Kabacinski, on behalf of The Entire Board of Commissioners Offers the Following Resolution :

WHEREAS, the State of Michigan has set forth organization and administrative

requirements applicable to state Community Action Programs which are contained in the

Michigan Economic and Social Opportunity Act of 1981, and these rules specify procedures

for funding of Community Action Programs which includes the use of the most recent Census

Data; and,

WHEREAS, persons eligible for services must live at 125 percent of poverty and

Macomb County has, since the 1980 Census had a 10 percent increase in people living at 125

percent causing just over 52,000 citizens to be eligible for Community Action services ;

and

WHEREAS, the Macomb County Community Services Agency is the Community Action

Program for Macomb County and has used public funds prudently and effectively to assist

over 18,000 citizens annually with seemingly insurmountable problems to achieve greater

self sufficiency and pride in themselves ; and

WHEREAS, the Michigan Jobs Commission is proposing a state formula for the

allocation of federal Community Services Block Grant funds which reduces Macomb County's

allocation by 15 percent .

NOW THEREFORE, Be It Resolved by the Board of Commissioners, speaking for and on

behalf of all County Citizens as follows :

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners requests the

Honorable Governor of Michigan and the President of the Michigan Jobs Commission to is reconsider their position on the Community Services Block Grant formula . The formula

should recognize counties with an increase in people living at 125 percent of poverty

based on the 1990 Census Data . The formula should not cause wide disparities in funding

levels to Community Action Agencies unless a county or group of counties has had a

decrease in the population living at 125 percent poverty .

II Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be sent to the

Honorable Governor of Michigan and the President of the Michigan Jobs Commission for their reconsideration . 0

0 August 16, 1994

RES . NO . 93-29

A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS TO DEFRAY COSTS OF CONSTRUCTION OF IMPROVEMENTS TO THE MACOMB COUNTY WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM 12 (ST . CLAIR SHORES SECTION 4) ; AUTHORIZING THE CONSTRUCTION OF SUCH IMPROVEMENT'S ; AND PROVIDING FOR OTHER MATTERS RELATIVE TO SAID CONSTRUCTION AND SAID BONDS .

PREAMBLE

WHEREAS, the County of Macomb , Michigan , by resolution of its Board of

Commissioners, adopted the provisions of Act 342 , Public Acts of Michigan , 1939, as amended , and pursuant to said resolution the County Public Works Commissioner of the

County of Macomb as the duly designated agency of the County has constructed and maintained systems of water improvements and related equipment and appurtenances in connection therewith ;

AND WHEREAS , to preserve and protect the public health , safety and welfare of the present and future residents of the City hereafter named , which in turn will be for the benefit of the general health, safety and welfare of the entire County of Macomb, it is necessary to meet an imperative and urgent need for the water supply improvements described in Exhibit A in said City to make available to citizens and residents thereof improved water supply services , which said improvements are generally described in the contract hereinafter set forth :

AND WHEREAS , in order to finance costs of said improvements , it is deemed advisable to proceed under the authorization contained in Sections 5a, 5b and 5c of Act

342, Public Acts of Michigan , 1939 , as amended , and the resolutin heretofore referred to ;

AND WHEREAS , the County will establish the Macomb County Water Supply System 12

(St . Clair Shores Section 4 ) and the district therefor encompassing the proposed improvements under the provision of the aforesaid Act 342 ;

AND WHEREAS , pursuant to said statutory authorization , the County of Macomb, by its County Public Works Commissioner as the duly designated County Agency, and the aforesaid City have executed a contract providing for the construction and financing of such improvements as a part of the Macomb County Water Supply System 12 (St . Clair Shores

Section 4 ) and for other details in connection with such financing and construction, said contract being as attached hereto in full and made a part of this resolution ;

AND WHEREAS , all things necessary to the authorization and issuance of bonds pursuant to the provisions of law , particularly Sections 5a, 5b and 5c of Act 342 , Public

Acts of Michigan , 1939 , as amended , have been done , and the County of Maccmb is now empowered and desires to authorize the issuance of such bonds ; August __16, 1994

THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE COUNTY OF MACOMB

THIS DAY OF , 1993, AS FOLLOWS :

SECTION 1 . DEFINITIONS . Wherever used in this resolution or in the bonds to be issued hereunder, except where otherwise indicated by the context :

(a) "Act" shall mean Act 342, Public Acts of Michigan, 1939, as amended .

0 (b) "Contract" shall mean the contract, heretofore made and executed between the

County, by its duly dsignated County Agency, and the Local Unit, as set forth in the preamble hereto .

(c) "Contractual Payments" shall mean the installment payments as required to be made by the Local Unit to the County pursuant to the provisions of Section 10 of the

Contract and pledged for the payment of principal and interest on the bonds to be issued .

(d) "County" shall mean the County of Macomb, Michigan .

(e) "County Agency" shall mean the Public Works Commissiner of the County .

(f) "Local unit" shall mean the City of St . Clair Shores, County of Macomb,

Michigan .

SECTION 5 . APPROVAL OF CONTRACT . The Contract between the County, by its duly designed County Agency, and the Local Unit, attached as Exhibit B hereto, is hereby approved, ratified and confirmed .

SECTION 6 ESTIMATED COST AND ESTIMATED PERIOD OF USEFULNESS . The total cost of acquiring and constructing said Project, including the payment of incidental expenses, C which is estimated not to exceed Two Million Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($2,500,000), is hereby approved and confirmed, and the estimated period of usefulness of the Project is determined to be not less than forty (40) years . 0

SECTION 7 . ISSUANCE OF BONDS . For the purpose of paying costs of construction of the Project, including payment of engineering, legal and financing expenses, there may be borrowed the sum not to exceed Two Million Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($2,500,000) and that in evidence thereof there be issued the bonds of the County as hereinafter set 0 forth . August 16, 1994

SECTION 8 . BOND TERMS . Said bonds shall be designated Macomb County Water

Suply System 12 (St . Clair Shores Section 4) Bonds (Limited Tax General obligation), the

principal of and interest thereon to be payable primarily out of the Contractual Payments

required to be paid by the Local Unit pursuant to the Contract . Said bonds shall be

registered as to principal and interest in the denomination of $5,000 or multiples of

$5,000 up to the amount of a single maturity and numbered consecutively in order of

authentication from 1 upwards . Such bonds shall be dated and payable as the County Agency

shall determine and shall have such other terms and conditions as the County Agency shall

determine, including being callable prior to maturity .

The bonds shall bear interest at a rate or rates determined on sale thereof, not

exceeding a rate or net interest cost of nine percent (9%) per annum, with a discount as

determined by the County Agency and payable, by check drawn on the transfer agent mailed

to the registered owner at the registered address, as shown on the registration books of

the County maintained by the transfer agent . Interest shall be payable to the registered

owner of record as of the 15th day of the month prior to the payment date for each

interest payment . The date of determination of registered owners for purposes of payment

of interest as provided in this paragraph may be changed by the County to conform to

market practice in the future . The principal of the bonds shall be payable at such bank

or trust company as may be designated by the County Agency as registrar/transfer/paying

agent for this issue .

SECTION 9 . EXECUTION AND DELIVERY OF BONDS . The Chairman of the Board of

Commissioners and the County Clerk are hereby authorized and directed to execute said

bonds by means of their fadsimile signatures when issued and sold for and on behalf of the

County and to imprint a facsimile of the seal of the County thereon . No bond of this

series shall be valid until authenticated by an authorized officer of the transfer agent .

The bonds shall be delivered to the transfer agent for authentication and shall ben be

delivered to the purchaser in accordance with instructions from the Treasurer of the is County upon payment of the purchase price for the bonds in accordance with the bid

therefor when accepted . Executed blank bonds for registration and issuance to transferees

shall simultaneiously, and from time to time thereafter as necessary, be delivered to the

transfer agent for safekeeping .

Any bond may be transferred upon the books required to be kept pursuant to this

section by the person in whose name it is registered, in person or by his duly authorized

attorney, upon surrender of the bond for cancellation, accompanied by delivery of a duly

executed written instrument of transfer in a form approved by the transfer agent .

Whenever any bond or bonds shall be surrendered for transfer, the transfer agent shall August 16, 1994

authenticate and delvier a new bond or bonds, for like aggregate principal amount . The transfer agent shall require the payment by the bondholder requesting the transfer of any tax or other governmental charge required to be paid with respect to the transfer . 0 SECTION 10 . PRIMARY SECURITY FOR BONDS . The bonds and the interest thereon shall be payable primarily from the Contractual Payments received by the County pursuant to the Contract, for the payment of which the Local Unit in the Contract has pledged its full faith and credit pursuant to the provisions of the Act . The Local Unit has covenanted and agreed to levy taxes to the extent necessary to provide funds to meet the 0 Contractual Payments as they become due under the provisions of the Contract, subject to charter, statutory and constitutional limitations . As provided in Section 6, Article IX of the Constitution of the State of Michigan, the bonds herein authorized are being issued in anticipation of the Contractual Payments to be made by the Local Unit under the

Contract, such Contractual Payments being "contract obligations in anticipation of which bonds are issued" within the purview of said Section of the Constitution . All of such

Contractual Payments are hereby pledged solely and only for the payment of the principal of and interest on the bonds .

SECTION 11 . DEBT RETIREMENT FUND . It shall be the duty of the County Agency, after the adoption of this resolution and the sale of the bonds herein authorized, to open a special depository account to be designated Debt Retirement Fund - Macomb County Water D Supply System 12 (St . Clair Shores Section 4) Bonds (hereinafter sometimes referred to as the "Debt Retirement Fund"), into which account it shall be the duty of the County Agency to deposit, as received, the Contractual Payments required to be made by the Local Unit pursuant to the Contract, any payments made by the County pursuant to the provisions of

Section 12 of this resolution, any advance payments made by the Local Unit, or any additional moneys paid by the Local Unit to be used for purchasing bonds for retirement prior to maturity . The moneys from time to time on hand in said Debt Retiremnt Fund shall be used solely and only for the payment of the interest of and principal on the bonds herein authorized .

SECTION 12 . SECONDARY SECURITY FOR BONDS . Pursuant to authorization provided in the Act, the full faith and credit of the County is hereby pledged for the prompt 0 payment of the principal of and interest on all of said bonds as the same shall become due . If for any reason there are not sufficient funds on hand from the Contractual payments pledged to pay the principal of and interest on said bonds when due, as specified herein and in the Contract, upon written notification by the County Agency to the County Treasurer of the County of the amount of such deficiency, the County Treasurer shall 0 promptly, out of County funds, deposit into the Debt Retirement Fund the amount of such deficiency, and if necessary for such payment, the County shall be obligated to levy ad valorem taxes on all taxable property in the County, subject to statutory and

constitutional limitations . If it becomes necessary for the County to so advance such

moneys, it shall have such right or rights of reimbursement and any and all remedies

therefor as provided by the Act or any other law . The County recognizes and covenants

that its full faith and credit pledge herein is a first budget obligation .

SECTION 13 . BOND FORM . The bonds shall be in substantially the following form :

0 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

STATE OF MICHIGAN

MACOMB COUNTY WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM 12 (ST . CLAIR SHORES SECTION 4) BONDS

(LIMITED TAX GENERAL OBLIGATION)

Interest Date of Date of Rate Maturity Original Issue CUSIP

The County of Macomb , State of Michigan (the "County "), for value received, hereby promises to pay to the Registered Owner specified above , or registered assigns, the Principal Amount specified above , in lawful money of the United States of America on the Date of Maturity specified above, unless prepaid prior thereto as hereinafter provided , with interest thereon from the Date of Original Issue specified above or such later date to which interest has been paid, until paid, at the Interest Rate per annum specified above , first payable on , 199 _, and semiannually thereafter . Principal of this bond is payable at the office of , Michigan, or such other transfer agent as the County may hereafter designate by notice mailed to the Registered Owner hereof not less than sixty (60) days prior to any interest payment date (the "Transfer Agent"). interest on this bond is payable to the Registered Owner of record as of the fifteenth (15th) day of the month preceding the payment date as shown on the registration books of the County maintained by the Transfer Agent , by check or draft mailed to the Registered Owner at the registered address.

The bonds of this issue are payable primarily from the proceeds of contractual payments to be paid by the City of St. Clair Shores, County of Macomb, Michigan, to the Public Works Commissioner of the County of Macomb , Michigan, acting for and on behalf of said County, pursuant to a certain contract dated , 1993, between said governmental units , whereby said County Agency, on behalf of the County, is to construct water system improvements in said County to service said City, said improvements being a part of Macomb County Water Supply System 12 (St . Clair Shores Section 4) . By the provisions of said contract and pursuant to the

10 authorization provided by law, the City has pledged its full faith and credit for the payment of said contractual payments . The County has irrevocably pledged to the payment of this issue of bonds the total contractual payments, which said total payments are established in the amount required to pay the principal of and interest on the bonds of this issue when due . As additional security for the payment of the bonds of this issue, the County, pursuant to the provisions of Act 342, Public Acts of Michigan, 1939, as amended, has pledged its full faith and credit for the prompt payment of the principal of and interest thereon . The full faith and credit pledge of the City anti of the County is a limited tax general obligation of each severally , and each is required to pay its debt service obligations on the bonds as a first budget obligation from its general funds , including the collection of any ad valorem taxes which it is authorized to levy, subject to charter, statutory and constitutional limitations .

This bond is one of a total authorized issue of bonds of even original issue date aggregating the principal sum of $ issued pursuant to a resolution duly adopted by the Board of Commissioners of the County on , 1993, and under and in full compliance with the Constitution and statutes of the State of Michigan , including specifically Act 342, Public Acts of Michigan, 1939, as amended, for the purpose of paying costs of constructing water supply improvements in said County to service said City . For a complete statement of the funds from which and the conditions under which this bond is payable , and the general covenants and provisions pursuant to which this bond is issued, reference is made to the above described resolution . Bonds of this issue maturing in the years 199_ to inclusive, shall not be subject to redemption prior to maturity . Bonds or portions of bonds in multiples of $ 5,000 of this issue maturing in the years _ to _, inclusive, shall be subject to redemption prior to maturity, at the option of the County, in such order as the County shall determine , on any interest payment date on or after , _, at par and accrued interest to the date fixed for redemption, plus a premium expressed as a percentage of par , as follows :

_% of the par value of each bond or portion thereof called for redemption prior to , _; and

__% of the par value of each bond or portion thereof called for redemption on or after but prior to ,

No premium shall be paid on bonds or portions thereof called for redemption on or after _

In case less than the full amount of an outstanding bond is called for redemption , the Transfer Agent , upon presentation of the bond called for redemption, shall register , authenticate and deliver to the Registered Holder of record a new bond in the principal amount of the portion of the original bond not called for redemption .

Notice of redemption shall be given to the . Registered Owners of bonds or portions thereof called for redemption by mailing of such notice not less than thirty

11 (30) days prior to the date fixed for redemption to the registered address of the registered owner of record . Bonds so called for redemption shall not bear interest after the date fixed for redemption provided funds are on hand with the Transfer Agent to redeem said bonds .

This bond is transferable only upon the books of the County kept for that purpose at the office of the Transfer Agent by the Registered Owner hereof in person, or by his attorney duly authorized in writing , upon the surrender of this bond together with a wt tten instrument of transfer satisfactory to the Transfer Agent duly executed by the Registered Owner of his attorney duly authorized in writing , and thereupon a new registered bond or bonds in the same aggregate principal amount and of the same maturity shall be issued to the transferee in exchange therefor as provided in the resolutions authorizing the bonds , and upon the payment of the charges , if any, therein prescribed .

It is hereby certified and recited that all acts , conditions and things required by law precedent to and in the issuance of this bond , and the series of which this is one, having been done and performed in regular and due time and form as required by law .

This bond is not valid or obligatory for any purpose until the Transfer Agent's Certificate of Authentication on this bond has been executed by the Transfer Agent.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the County of Macomb, State of Michigan, by its BoaWof Commissioners, has caused this bond to be signed In the name of said County by the facsimile signature of the Chairman of the Board of Commissioners and to be countersigned by the facsimile signature of the County Clerk and a facsimile of the corporate seal of the County to be imprinted hereon , all as of the Date of Original Issue.

COUNTY OF MACOMB

By: Chairman, Board of Commissioners [SEAL1

Countersigned :

County Clerk

12 (FORM OF TRANSFER AGENT'S CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICATION]

Certificate of Authentication

This bond is one of the bonds described in the within -mentioned resolution .

Transfer Agent

By : Authorized Signature

Date of Registration :

13 SECTION 14 . ADDITIONAL BONDS . Nothing contained in this resolution or the Contract shall be construed to prevent the County from issuing additional bonds in accordance with provisions of the statutes of the State of Michigan for the purpose of financing water facilities authorized by law, but such bonds shall in no way have any lien or be payable out of the Contractual Payments pledged to the payment of the bonds of this authorized issue, unless additional bonds are issued to complete the Project, as authorized by the provisions of the Contract .

SECTION 15 . CONTRACT WITH BONDHOLDERS . The provisions of this resolution, together with the Contract attached hereto, shall constitute a contract between the County and the holder or holders of the bonds from time to time, and after the issuance of such bonds, no change, variation or alteration of the provisions of this resolution and the Contract may be made which would lessen the security for the bonds . The provisions of this resolution and the Contract shall be enforceable by appropriate proceedings taken by such holder under the law .

SECTION 16 . CONVENANTS OF COUNTY . The County covenants and agrees with the successive holders of the bonds that so long as any of the bonds remain outstanding unpaid as to either principal or interest as follows :

(a) The County and the County Agency will punctually perform all of its obligations and duties under this resolution and the Contract herein set forth, and will collect, segregate and apply the Contractual Payments and other moneys paid by the Local Unit or by the county, in the manner required under this resolution and the Contract .

(b) The County will promptly and punctually perform all of its legal obligations and duties relative to the prompt payment of the principal of and interest on the bonds by virtue of the pledge of its full faith and credit for the payment thereof under the terms of this resolution .

(c) The County and the County Agency will apply and use the proceeds of sale of the bonds in the manner required by the provisions of this resolution and the Contract .

(d) The County and the County Agency will maintain and keep proper books of record and account relative to the application of funds for the construction of the Project and the Contractual Payments and other moneys received from the Local Unit or advanced by the County . Not later than three (3) months after the end of each year, the County shall cause to be prepared a statement, in reasonable detail, sworn to by its chief accounting officer, showing the application of the proceeds of sale of the bonds, the cash receipts from the Local Unit or County during such year and the application thereof, and such other information as may be necessary to enable any taxpayer or any holder or owner 1 of the bonds, or anyone acting on their behalf, to be fully informed as to all matters pertaining to the construction of the Project and application of funds therefor, or for the payment of the bonds during such year . A certified copy of said statement shall be filed with the County Clerk of the County and the Clerk of the Local Unit, and a copy shall also be sent to the manager or managers of the account purchasing the bonds .

(e) The County agrees that it will take or abstain from taking all actions required by the federal Internal Revenue Code and regulations thereunder as may be necessary to retain for the interest on the bonds the exemption from direct federal income taxation, including specifically all actions and abstention from actions as required by the Non-Arbitrage and Tax Compliance Certificate and related documents furnished in connection with the bonds .

SECTION 17 . PROCEEDS OF BOND SALE ; INVESTMENT . The proceeds of sale of the bonds herein authorized, except a sum equal to the accrued interest and premium, if any, received upon delivery of the bonds, which sum shall be deposited into the Debt Retirement Fund, shall be used by the County solely and only to pay costs of construction of the Project, including all engineering, legal, financing and other expenses incident thereto . Pending utilization of said funds for said purposes, said moneys, as n3arly as may be practicable, shall be invested, reinvested and deposited as permitted by Michigan law, which investments and deposits shall mature, or which shall be subject to redemption by the holder thereof at the option of the holder, not later than the respective dates, as estimated by the County Agency, when such moneys will be required to pay costs of construction of the Project . Said investments and deposits shall be selected by the County Agency . Interest realized from such investments or deposits shall be considered as additional moneys for construction . Any surplus construction moneys remaining after i completion of the Project shall be used in accordance with the provision therefor specified in the Contract .

SECTION 18 . DITTIES OF COUNTY AGENCY RE SALE OF BONDS . The County Agency is hereby designated, for and on behalf of the County, to (a) prepare and submit applilcation to the Michigan Department of Treasury for its approval of the issuance of said bonds and the form of notice of sale, as required by law, or alternatively for an order of exception from prior approval, in the latter event together with payment of the required fee ; (b) arrange for sale of the bonds, prepare the form of notice of sale, fix a date of sale, conduct the sale, and accept the best bid received at such sale ; (c) publish notice of sale in an authorized newspaper at least seven (7) full days prior to the date fixed for sale ; and (d) to do all other acts and take all other actions and other necessary August 16, 1994

procedures required to effectuate a sale and delivery of the bonds , including, if appropriate , reducing the amount of bonds sold and/or delivered if the County agency determines that the full amount thereof is not necessary to complete the Project .

SECTION 19 . CALL OF BONDS . The bonds are subject to redemption prior to maturity at the times and prices and the manner set forth in this resolution . Unless waived by any registered owner of bonds to be redeemed, official notice of redemption shall be given by the transfer agent on behalf of the County . Such notice shall be dated and shall contain at a minimum the following information ; original issue date ; maturity dates ; interest rates ; CUSIP number , if any ; certificate numbers ( and in the case of partial redemption the called amounts of each certificate ) ; the redemption date ; the redemption price or premium ; the place where bonds called for redemption are to be surrendered for payment ; and that interest on bonds or portions thereof called the redemption shall cease to accrue from and after the redemption date . In addition, further notice shall be given by the transfer agent in such manner as may be required or suggested by regulations or market practice at the applicable time, but no defect in such further notice not any failure to give all or any portion of such further notice shall in any manner defeat the effectiveness of a call for redemption if notice thereof is given as prescribed herein .

SECTION 20 . CONFLICTING PROVISIONS REPEALED . All resolutions or orders or parts thereof in conflict with the provisions of this resolution are to the extent of such conflict hereby repealed .

SECTION 21 . EFFECTIVE DATE OF RESOLUTION . This resolution shall become effective immediately upon its passage .

EXHIBIT A

Installation of water main replacements on Little Mack Avenue from Harper Avenue to 12 Mile Road , along with necessary hydrants , wells , valves and other appurtenances .

40 continued August 16, 1994

RES . NO. 93-29 Continued

MACOMB COUNTY WEATER SUPPLY SYSTEM 12 (ST CLAIR SHORES SECTION 4 ) BOND CONTRACT

THIS CONTRACT, made and entered into as of this day of _, 1993, by and

among the COUNTY OF MACOMB, a Michigan county corporation ( the "County "), by and through . its County Public Works Commissioner , County Agency ( the "county Agency" ) under Act No .

342, Public Acts of Michigan, 1939 , as amended ( the "Act"), and the CITY OF ST . CLAIR

SHORES, a public corporation located in the County of Maocmb , Michigan (the "Local Unit") .

WITNESSE'H :

WHEREAS, by resolution heretofore duly adopted by the Board of Commissioners of

the County, the Macomb County Public works Cormissioner was authorized to be established

as County Agency pursuant to the Act .

WHEREAS , the duly qualified and acting County Agency has been established with

all rights, powers and duties as specified in said Act .

WHEREAS , it is immediately necessary and imperative , for the public health and

welfare of the present and future residents of the Local Unit that additonal facilities

for the supply of water described in Exhibit A (the "Project ") be acquired and constructed

to service the Local Unit, as a part of the Macomb County Water Supply System 12 (St .

Clair Shores Section 4 ) ( the "System") .

WHEREAS , the County has established a service area which includes the service

area of the Local Unit within which improvements comprising the System may be constructed .

WHEREAS , by the terms of said Act , the County and the Local Unit are authorized

to enter into a contract for the acquisition , improvement , enlargement or extension of the

System and the payment of the cost thereof by the Local Unit , with interest, over a period

of not exceeding thirty ( 30) years , and the County is then authorized, pursuant to

appropriate action of its Board of Commissioners , to issue bonds of the County to provide . the funds therefor , secured by the contractual obligations of the Local Unit as set forth

herein .

WHEREAS , said Act provides the only practicable method and means for acquiring

and financing the Project so vitally necessary for the public health and welfare of the

residents of the County residing in and around the Local Unit to be served , and will

result in the lowest cost for the money necessary to be borrowed for such purpose . WHEREAS, plans and an estimate of cost of the Project have been prepared by

Pate, Hirn and Bogue, Inc ., consulting engineers of Soutfield, Michigan (the "engineers"), which said estimate of cost, plus the costs of issuance of the bonds, shall not exceed Two

Million Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($2,500,000) .

0 WIIEREAS, in order to issue bonds, it is necessary for the County and the Local

Unit to enter into a contract as provided in said Act .

0 WIHEREAS, the Local Unit has published or will shortly publish the requisite notice informing its citizens and taxpayers of their referendum rights with respect to this contract .

NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the premises and the covenants of each other, the parties hereto agree as follows :

1 . The County and the Local Unit approve the construction of the Project within

the overall service area of the System under the provisions of the Act .

2 . The Project shall consist generally of the acquisition and construction of addtional water system facilities described in Exhibit A, along with all related 0 appurtenances and rights in land as set out in the plans for the Project prepared by the consulting engineers and referred to in the preamble hereto, and the cost thereof, plus

the costs of issuance of the bonds, shall not exceed Two Million five Hundred Thousand

Dollars ($2,500,000) .

3 . The Local Unit hereby consents to the use by the County of the public

streets, alleys, lands and rights-of-way in the Local Unit for the purpose of

constructing, operating and maintaining the Project as a part of the System and any

improvements, enlargements and extensions thereto . C)

4 . The Project is designed to service the Local Unit and is immediately

necessary to protect and preserve the public health, and the Local Unit does, by these

presents, consent to such service being furnished by the Project as a part of the System 0

to the individual users in these areas .

5 . The County and the Local Unit hereby appoved and confirm the preliminary

layout for said Project and the preliminary estimated cost thereof as prepared by the

engineers . Final plans and cost estimates shall be based upon such preliminary work, and

both the Local Unit and the County agency shall approve such final work . Said estimated August 16, 1994

costs includes all surveys, plans, specifications, acquisition of property for

right-of-way, physical construction necessary to acquire and construct the Project, the

acquisition of all materials, machinery and necessary equipment, contingency allowance,

and engineering, engineering supervision, administrative, legal and financing expenses

including bond discount necessary in connection with the acquisition and construction of

the Project and the financing thereof .

6 . The County Agency will acquire and construct the Project and for that

purpose will take bids for the acquisition and construction thereof prior to the time that

any bonds are issued for the purpose of financing costs of the Project . The County Agency

shall in no event enter into any final contract or contracts for the acquisition and

construction of the Project if such contract price or prices will be such as to cause the

actual cost of the project to the local unit, plus the costs of issuance of the bonds, to

exceed Two Million Five Hundred thousand Dollars ($2,500,000) costs as approved in this

Contract, unless the Local Unit, by resolution of its legislative body, (a) approves said

increased cost and (b) agrees to pay the excess over estimated cost, either in cash or by

specifically authorizing the maximum principal amount of bonds to be issued, as provided

in Sections 9 and 10 of this Contract, to be increased to an amount which will provide

sufficient funds to meet said increased cost and a similar increase to the installment

obligations of the Local Unit pledged under the terms of this Contract to the Payment of 1 such bonds .

7 . The Project shall be acquaired and constructed by the County Agency in

accordance witht he plans and specifications therefor based upon plans approved by this

Contract, except that minor variations from said plans and specifications may be made

without the approval of the Local Unit if such variations shall not materially affect such

plans and specifications . All matters relating to engineering plans and specifications,

together with the making and letting of final construction contracts for the Project, the

approval of work and materials thereunder, and construction supervision, shall be in the

exclusive control of the County agency . All acquisition of rights-of-way shall be done by

the county Agency, with the assistance and cooperation of the Local Unit, but such costs

shall be paid from the proceeds of the sale of the bonds .

8 . While the bonds remain outstanding, the county shall be hte owner of the

Project, and the County does hereby let and lease the Project to the Local Unit and the

Local Unit does hereby rent and hire said Project from the County for a term commencing

upon the completion of the Project, or any substandtial part thereof, and ending upon the

expiration of this contract . The Project shall be integrated with the existing water

system of the Local Unit, and the Local Unit shall be responsible for the operation,

maintenance and administsration of the Project as a part of that system for and on behalf of and as the agency of the County for such purpose .

The Local Unit will retain the exclusive right and option to establish , maintain and collect rates and charges for services to its inhabitants or other persons using the

Project or any facilities of its system . Revenues derived from any such rates or charges 0 shall be first used and applied to pay any operation and maintenance costs of the Local

Unit for water supply service, including such costs of the Project . Thereafter revenues 0 may be applied to pay obligations to the county hereunder or to pay any costs or expenses of the Local Unit reasonably related to water supply purposes .

The Local Unit covenants that should it appear that addtional funds will be needed to pay the expenses of operation , maintennce and administration of the System and/or debt service on the bonds when due , the Local Unit will promptly increase rates and charges for the use of all water supply facilities of the Local Unit or provide such moneys from general funds , so that sufficient revenues will be available for such purposes . The County shall have the right to examine the books and records of the Local

Unit relative to the System and, after conferring with the Local Unit, shall have the authority to direct the Local Unit to raise such additional funds , should it appear to the

County that additional funds will be needed for such purposes .

The Local Unit shall operate , maintain and administer the Project as a part of the existing Local Unit water supply system and pay all costs thereof , so as to keep all such facilities in proper repair and working order , and the County shall have the right to

inspect the Project at reasonable times to insure that Local Unit servicing is appropriate . If the County in its sole discretion shall determine that repairs to the

Project are necessary , or that some other operation , maintenance or administrative action

is necessary , it shall have the right to order the Local Unit in writing to make such repairs or take such action . If the Local Unit shall not make the necessary repairs or

take the necessary action within 30 days after the date such notice is sent, the County shall have the autbority to make the necessary repairs to take the necessary action itself and charge the same to the Local Unit , using any of the methods provided herein for 0 collection of such charges . As a part of its obligation to operate , maintain and administer properly , the Local Unit shall provide and pay for insurance on the Project as well as liability insurance protecting the Project and the County and all officers and 0 employees thereof , such insurance to be in amounts and coverage as is generally carried

for public utilities similar to the Project .

The parties hereto agree that the Project shall be acquired , constructed, operated , administered and maintained for the sole use and benefit of the Local Unit and

its various water users , and the Local Unit shall pay all costs in connection therewith, August 1994

the County remaining the titular owner of the Project only to comply with the requirements of the Act . The Local Unit shall have the exclusive right and discretion, subject only to review by the County on the basis of sound public utility operational procedure, to determine policy for the use, expansion, improvement, operation and administration of the

System.

9 . To provide for the construction and financing of the Project in accordance with the provisions of the Act the County agency shall take the following steps :

(a) The County Agency will submit to the Board of Commissioners of the County a resolution (the "Bond Resolution") providing for the issurance of bonds in one or more series in the amount necessary to finance the acquisition and construction of the Project and to pay costs of issuance of the bonds, in the aggregate principal amount not to exceed

Two Million Five Hundred thousand Dollars ($2,500,000) (except as outhorized pursuant to

Secitons 6 and 16 of this Contract) . Said bonds shall be payable and have such terms as provided in the Bond Resoution and shall be secured primarily by the contractual obligations of the Local Unit to pay its installments due, plus interest, as hereinafter provided in this contract, and secondarily, if approved by a majority of the members of the Board of Ccrrnissioners, by the full faith and credit of the County . After due adoption of the resolution, the County Agency will take all necessary legal procedures and steps necessary to effectuate the sale and delivery of said bonds .

(b) The County Agency shall take all steps necessary to take bids for and enter into and execute final construction contracts for the acquisition and construction of the

Project as specified and approved earlier in this Contract , in accordance with the plans and specifications therefor based on the plans as approved by this Contract . Said contracts shall specify a completion date agreeable to the Local Unit and the County

Agency.

(c) The County Agency will require and procure from the contractor or contractors undertaking the actual construction and acquisition of the Project necessary and proper bonds to guarantee the performance of the contract or contracts, and such labor and material bonds as may be required by law, in such amount and such forms as may be approved by the County Agency .

(d) The County Agency, upon receipt of the proceeds of sale of the bonds, will comply with all provisions and requirements provided for in the bond Resolution and this

Contract relative to the disposition and use of the proceeds of sale of the bonds .

(e) The County may temporarily invest any bond proceeds or other funds held by August 16, 1994

it for the benefit of the Local Unit as permitted by law, and investment income shall

accrue to and follow the fund producing such income . Neither the County not the 10cal

Unit shall take any act or fail to take any act which would make the interest on the bonds includible in gross income for federal income tax purposes . n

10 . The cost of the Project to be financed by the issuance of the aforesaid

bonds shall be charged to and paid by the Local Unit to the Board in the manner and at the o

times herein set forth . The Local Unit shall pay to the Board no later than the first day

of the month preceding each bond payment date an amount sufficient to pay the principal

and/or interest payable on the bonds on such bond payment date . The Local Unit hereby

specifically agrees that the bonds shall bear interest at such rate or rates as may be

determined upon public sale thereof . From time to time as the County Agency is billed by

the paying agent for the bonds to be issued for its services as paying/transfer

agent/registrar for the bonds, and as other costs and expenses accrue to the County Agency

from handling of the payments made by the Local Unit, or from other actions taken in

connection with the Project, the County Agency shall promptly notify the Local Unit of the

amount of such fees and other costs and expenses, and the Local Unit shall promptly remit

to the County Agency sufficient funds to meet such fees and other costs and expenses .

Should cash payments be required from the Local Unit in addition to the amounts

specified herein to meet additional costs of constructing the Project, or for any other

purpose pursuant to this Contract, the Local Unit shall, upon written request by the

County Agency, promptly furnish to the County Agency written evidence of its agreement and

ability to make such additional cash payments . The County Agency may elect not to proceed

with the acquisition or Einacing of the Project until such written evidence, satisfactory

to the County Agency, has been received by it . The Local Unit shall pay to the County

Agency such additional cash payments within thirty (30) days afterr written request for

such payment has been delivered by the County Agency to the Local Unit .

The County Agency shall, within thirty (30) days after the delivery of the

County bonds hereinbe[ore referred to, furnish the Local Unit with a complete schedule of maturities of principal and interest thereon, and the County Agency shall also, at least thirty (30) days prior to the due date of any debt service payment hereunder, advise the

Local Unit in writing of the exact amount of intrest or principal and interest due on the 0

County bonds on the next succeeding due date . Failure of the County Agency to notify the

Local Unit of any such payment shall not relieve the Local Unit of the obligation to make such payment . 0 If any amounts due hereunder are not paid when due, the amounts not so paid shall be subject to a penalty, in accition to interest, of one percent (1%) thereof for August 16, 1994

each month , or fraction thereof , that the same remains unpaid after the due date .

11 . The Local Unit , pursuant to specific authorization of the Act , hereby

irrevocably pledges its full faith and credit for the prompt and timely payment of its

obligations pledged for bond payments as expressed in this Contract . Pursuant to such

pledge , if other funds are not available , the Local Unit shall be required to pay such

amounts from any of its general funds as a first budget obligation , and shall levy an ad

valorem tax on all the taxable property in the Local Unit in an amount which , taking into

consideration estimated delinquencies in tax collections , will be sufficient to pay such

obligations under this Contract becoming due before the time of the following year's tax

collections, such annual levy , however , to be subject to applicable charter, statutory and

constitutional tax limitations . The foregoing cormitments of the Local Unit are expressly

recognized as being for the purpose of providing funds to meet its contractual obligations

in anticipation of which the County bonds hereinbefore referred to are issued . Nothing

herein contained shall be construed to prevent the Local Unit from using any, or any

combination of, the means and methods provided in the Act, for the purpose of providing

funds to meet its obligations under this Contract , and if at the time of making the annual

tax levy there shall be other funds on hand earmarked and set aside for the payment of the

contractual obligations due prior to the next tax collection period , then such annual tax 1 levy may be reduced by such amount .

12 . The Local Unit may pay in advance any of its payments required to be made

by this Contract , in which event the County Agency shall credit the Local Unit with such

advance payment on future -due payments to the extent of such advance payment .

13 . The Local Unit may pay additional moneys over and above any of the payments

specified in this Contract , with the written request that said additional funds be used to

call bonds for redemption prior to maturity , in which event the County Agency shall be

obligated to apply and use said moneys for such purpose to the fullest extent possible .

Such moneys shall not then be credited as advance payments under the provisions of Section

12 of this Contract .

14 . In the event the Local Unit shall fail for any reason to pay to the County

Agency at the times specified the amounts required to be paid by the provisions of this

Contract , the County Agency shall immediately give notice of such default and the amount

thereof, in writing , to the Treasurer of the State of Michigan and such other official

charged with the disbursement to the Local Unit of funds returned by the State and now or

hereafter under the Act available for pledge, as provided in this Section , and if such

default is not corrected within ten ( 10) days after such notification, such official

charged with disbursement to the Local Unit of the aforesaid funds , is by these presents, August 16 , 1994

specifically authorized by the Local Unit to withhold from the aforesaid funds the maximum amount permitted by law necessary to cure said deficiency, and to pay said sums so withheld to the County agency, to apply on the obligations of the Local Unit as herein set

forth . Any such moneys so withheld and paid shall be considered to have been paid to the

Local Unit within the meaning of the Ffichigan Constitution of 1963, the purpose of this provision being solely to voluntarily authorize and pledge the use of said funds in such

amounts as may be permitted by law owing to the Local Unit to meet any past-due 0

obligations of the Local Unit due under the provisions of this Contract . In addition to

the foregoing, the County Agency shall have all other rights and remedies provided by law

to enforce the obligations of the Local Unit to make its payment in the manner and at the 0

times required by this Contract, including the right of the County to direct the Local

Unit to make a tax levy or rate increase to reimburse the County for any funds advanced .

The Local Unit will not take any action to reduce the right of the County to receive the

aforesaid state-returned moneys in the event of default .

15 . It is specifically recognized by the Local Unit that the debt service

payments required to be made by it pursuant to the terms of Section 10 of this Contract

are to be pledged for and used to pay the principal of and interest on the bonds to be

issued by the County, as provided by this Contract and authorized by law, and the Local

Unit covenants and agrees that it will make all required payments to the County Agency

promptly and at the times herein specified without regard to whether the Project is

actually completed or placed in operation . 0

16 . If after construction bids are let the proceeds of the sale of the bonds to

be issued by the County are for any reason insufficient to complete the Project, the

County shall be automatically authorized to issue additional bonds in an aggregate

principal amount sufficient to complete the Project, and the annual payments required to

be made hereunder by the Local Unit shall also be increased in an amount so that the total

payments required to be made as increased will be sufficient to meet the annual principal

and interest requirements on the bonds herein authorized, plus the additional bonds to be

issued . It is expressly agreed between the parties hereto that the County shall issue C

pursuant to this Contract and the Local Unit shall be committed to retire such amount of

bonds as may be necessary to pay all costs of the Project, whether or not in excess of

those presently estimated herein . Any such additional bonds shall comply with the

requirements of the Act and any increase in the annual payments shall be made in the

manner and at the times specified in this Contract . In lieu of said additional bonds, the

Local Unit may pay over to the County Agency in cash sufficient moneys to complete the

Project .

17 . After completion of the Project and payment of all costs thereof, any installments are paid in full , together with any deficiency or penalty thereon .

21 . The parties hereto hereby expressly agree that the County shall not be

liable for and the Local Unit shall pay, indemnify and save the County harmless of, from

and against all liability of any nature whatever regardless of the nature in which such

liability may arise , for any and all claims , actions , demands , expenses, damages and

losses of every conceivable kind whatsoever ( including , but not limited to, liability for

injuries to or death of persons and damages to or loss of property ) asserted by or on

behalf of any person , firm, corporation or governmental authority arising out of,

resulting from , or in any way connected with the ownership, acquisition , construction,

operation , maintenance and repair of the Project , this Contract , or the issuance , sale and

delivery of the bonds herein described , It is the intent of the parties that the County be

held harmless by the Local Unit from liability for such claim , actions , demands, expenses,

damages and losses, however caused or however arising , including , but not limited to, to

the extent not prohibited by law , such claims , actions , demands, expenses , damages and

losses even though caused , occasioned or contributed to by the negligence , sole or

concurrent , of the County or by negligence for which the County may be held liable . In

any action or proceeding brought about by reason of any such claim or demands , or any of

them , in the event it is determined that there is any liability on the part of the County .

Upon the entry of any final judgment by a court of competent jurisdiction or a final award

by an arbitration panel against the County on any claim , action , demand , expense , damage

or loss contem plated by this section and notwithstanding that the County has not paid the

same, the Local Unit shall be obligated to pay to the County , upon written demand

therefor , the amount thereof not more than sixty ( 60) days after such demand is made . In

the event that any action or proceeding is brought against the County by reason of any

such claims or demands , whether said claims or demands are groundless or not, the Local

Unit shall , upon written notice and demand from the County , resist and defend such action

or proceeding in behalf of the County , but will not settle any such action in the

I proceeding without written consent of the County . Notwithstanding the foregoing, nothing

contained in this Section 21 shall be construed to indemnify or release the County against

or from anyh liability which it would otherwise have arising from the wrongful or

negligent actions or failure to act on the part of the County's employees , agents or

representatives with respect to matters not related to the ownership , acquisition,

construction , operation , maintenance or repaid of the Project , this Contract or the

issuance , sale or delivery of the bonds herein described . As used in this Section the

term "County" shall include the County Agency .

The County will require or procure from the contractor or contractors

undertaking the actual construction of the Project insurance protecting both the Local

Unit and the County ( including the County Agency ) from liability in connection with such construction . The cost of such insurance shall be considered to be a part of the cost of

the Project .

V 22 . This Contract shall inure to the benefit of and be binding upon recpecLive

parties hereto, their successors and assigns .

23 . This Contract shall become effective upon approval by the legislative body

of the Local Unit and by the Public Works Commissioner of Macomb County and when duly

executed by the City Manager and Clerk of the Local Unit and said Public Works

Corunissioner, subject to referendum rights as provided in the Act . This Contract may be

executed in several counterparts .

IN WITNESS W11ERF,OF, the parties hereto have caused this instrument to be executed as of the day and year first above written .

COUNTY OF MACOMB

By its Public Works Commissioner

as County Agency

CI'T'Y OF ST . CLAIR SHORES

By :

City Manager

Clerk 0

EXHIBIT A

Installation of water main replacements on Little Mack Avenue from Harper Avenue to

12 Mile Road , along with necessary hydrants , wells , valves and other appurtenances . September 8, 1993

RES . NO . 93-30

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION HONORING FIREFIGHTER LARY D . GREGORY ON THE OCCASION OF HIS RETIREMENT FROM THE STERLING HEIGHTS FIRE DEPARTMENT

COMMISSIONERS DIANA J . KOLAKOWSKI AND MARGE SWIATKOWSKI, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFER THE FOLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS , the quality of government and its ability to render useful and

meaningful service to the quality of its employees ; and

WHEREAS , some employees rountinely face manifold dangers to protect the public,

and firefighters face some of the greatest dangers of all, battling forces greater than

themselves and in most cases bringing these forces under their able control ; and

WHEREAS, FIREFIGHTER LARY D . GREGORY has served the Sterling Heights Fire

Department since September , 1969 except for one year off ; served as Acting Sergeant from

June 14, 1986 to June 21, 1988 ; was promoted to FF II in 1989 and then FED in September,

1992 ; and

1 WHEREAS , the community owes firefighter LARY D . GREGORY a debt of gratitude for his dedicated service in this most hazardous of positions,

NOW THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MACOMB COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS

SPEAKING FOR AND ON BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents , the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby publicly acknowledges , honors, and expresses it's appreciation to FIREFIGHTER LARY D . GREGORY for his 23 years of dedicated public service . II

Be It Further Resolved that a copy of this Resolution be presented to

FIREFIGHTER LARY D . GREGORY in testimony of the high esteem in whch he is held by the

Macomb County Board of Commissioners . September 8, 1993

RES . NO . 93-31

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION HONORING LIEUTENANT DONALD SITKO ON THE OCCASION OF HIS RETIREMENT FROM 1 THE STERLING HEIGHTS FIRE DEPARTMENT COMMISSIONERS DIANA J . KOLAKOWSKI AND MARGE SWIATKOWSKI, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFER THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS, the quality of government and its ability to render useful and

meaningful service to its citizens is directly related to the quality of its employees :

and

WHEREAS, sane employees routinely face manifold dangers to protect the public

they service, and firefighters face sane of the greatest dangers of all, battling forces

greater than themselves and in most cases bringing these forces under their able control ;

and

WHEREAS, LIEUTENANT DONALD SITKO has served the Sterling Heights Fire Department

since June 29, 1970 ; was promoted to FF II in February, 1989 and then to Lieutenant on

March 31, 1989 ; and I

WHEREAS, the community owes LIEUTENANT DONALD SITKO a debt of gratitude for his

dedicated service in this most hazardous of positions .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MACOMB COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS

SPEAKING FOR AND ON BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby publicly

acknowledges, honors, and expresses it's appreciation to LIEUTENANT DONALD SITKO for his

23 years of dedicated public service .

Be It Further Resolved that a copy of this Resolution be presented to LIEUTENANT 40 DONALD SITKO in testimony of the high esteem in which he is held by the Macomb County Board of Commissioners . September 8, 1993

RES . NO . 93-32

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION HONORING FIRE MARSHAL FREDERICK D . PAWLOWSKI ON THE OCCASION OF HIS RETIREMENT FROM THE STERLING HEIGHTS FIRE DEPARTMENT

COMMISSIONERS DIANA J . KOLAKOWSKI AND MARGE SWIATKOWSKI, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFER THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS , the quality of government and its ability to render useful and meaningful service to its citizens is directly related to the quality of its employees ; and,

WHEREAS, sane employees rountinely face manifold dangers to protect the public they serve, and firefighters face sane of the greatest dangers of all, battling forces greater than themselves and in most cases bringing these forces under their able control ; and

WHEREAS , FIRE MARSHAL FREDERICK D. PAWLOWSKI has served the Sterling Heights Fire

Department since July 11, 1966 ; was promoted to Sergeant on January 4, 1971 ; Fire

Inspector on October 19, 1974 ; served as Acting Fire Marshal from 1984 to 1986 and promoted to Fire Marshal on June 5 , 1990 ; and

WHEREAS, the community owes FIRE MARSHAL FREDERICK D . PAWLOWSKI a debt of gratitude for his dedicated service in this most hazardous of positions .

NOW THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS , SPEAKING FOR AND ON BEHALF OF

ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents , the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby publicly acknowledges, honors, and expresses it's appreciation to FIRE MARSHAL FREDERICK D .

PAWLOWSKI for his 27 years of dedicated public service .

Be It Further Resolved that a copy of this Resolution be presented to FIRE MARSHAL

FREDERICK D . PAWLOWSKI in testimony of the high esteem in which he is held by the Macomb

County Board of Commissioners . RES . NO . 93-34

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, MACOMB COUNTY , MICHIGAN

CHAIRMAN MARK A . STEENBERGH , COMMISSIONERS MICHAEL SWITALSKI AND ELIZABETH M . SLINDE, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFER THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS , public service with sincerity , dedication and honesty in the cause of good government and on behalf of all the people, is truly a mark of distinction, earned by devoted individuals and worthy of pulic recognition ; and

WHEREAS , the aforesaid attributes aptly describe SENATOR ART MILLER , JR., who has had a long and illustrious career as a dedicated public servant ; and,

WHEREAS , SENATOR ART MILLER , JR., an outstanding Democrat , was elected to Warren

City Council in 1971 , re-elected in 1973 and 1975 and served as Council President and

Vice-president . He was elected to the State Senate in 1977 , and re-elected in 1978, 1982,

1986 and 1990 . SENATOR ART MILLER , JR. was elected by his Democratic colleagues as leader on April 16 , 1985 , re-elected Democratic leader November , 1986 and November , 1990 ; and,

WHEREAS , SENATOR ART MILLER , JR. has sponsored and directed 333 pieces of legislation in his 14 years and sponsored hundreds of special tributes and senate resolutions to honor and recognize the special accomplishments of Macomb County Citizens ; and,

WHEREAS , SENATOR ART MILLER , JR. has earned the respect and admiration of his

constituency and colleagues , ever pursuing his commitment to excellence while supporting and guarding the rights of all citizens .

NOW THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS SPEAKING FOR AND ON BEHALF OF

ALL COUNTY CITIZE NS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents , the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby publicly

acknowledges and congratulates SENATOR ART MILLER , JR . for years of dedicated service and manifold contributions to his community and constituency on the occasion of his being

honored by the Roseville Democratic Committee at his special Testimonial Dinner .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to

SENATOR ART MILLER, JR . in testimony of the high esteem in which he is held by the Macomb

County Board of Commissioners . September 8, 1993

RES . NO . 93-35

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION COMMENDING ERICH KRING 0 FOR ACHIEVING THE STATUS OF EAGLE SCOUT IN THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA

COMMISSIONER DON BROWN, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS, the Boy Scouts of America was founded in 1910, with a goal of

encouraging boys to participate in a program which fosters and develops physical as well

as mental well-being through programs centered around outdoor and educational activities,

as well as civic affairs, which is aimed at developing good citizenship and healthy and

useful living : and,

WHEREAS, the Boy Scouts of America, has steadfastly taught its young boy scouts,

that service and assistance to others, rather than one's self, is one of the highest

attainable goals in life and scouting ; and,

WHEREAS, ERICH KRING, a boy scout who has faithfully and devotedly adhered to

the teachings and principles of the Boy Scouts of America, and participated to such an

extent that he has earned and achieved the highest rank possibly obtainable, that of

"Eagle Scout", is worhty of public acknowledgement and commendation by this body ; and,

WHEREAS, ERICH KRING, for his Eagle Service Project supervised as well as worked

along with a group of volunteers to clear all the underbrush, small trees, logs and limbs,

etc . for the Stoney Creek Nature Center .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF CMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND 0

N BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Comnissioners, hereby

publicly acknowledges and commends ERICH KING on achieving the status of "Eagle Scout" a

goal which is sought by all who join the Boy Scouts of America but which is seldom

attainable, and when so attained, is truly worthy of public recognition . II

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to

ERICH KRING in recognition of his achieving the rank of Eagle Scout . RES . No . 93-37

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION COMMENDING CAROL F . GOODWIN FOR YEARS OF DEDICATED SERVICE, UPON HER RETIREMENT FROM THE MACOMB COUNTY LIBRARY

THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS, the quality of government and its ability to render useful and meaningful service to its citizens is directly related to the quality of its employees ; and

WHEREAS, CAROL F . GOODWIN, for upwards of 28 years has served the citizens of

Macomb County with honesty, sincerity and dedication : and

WHEREAS, the aforesaid attributes exercised at all times by CAROL F . GOODWIN are conclusive proof of her outstanding character, a mark of distinction, earned by many, however infrequently publicly acknowledged or recognized ; and,

WHEREAS, it has been the good fortune of the Board of Commissioners, the Macomb

County Library, and the citizens of the County of Macomb to have had the dedicated services of CAROL F . GOODWIN during her tenure as an employee ; and,

WHEREAS, in 1965, CAROL F . GOODWIN began working at the Macomb County Public

Library as a pre-professional trainee . After earning her Library Science Degree from the

University of Michigan, she became a reference librarian, and in 1973, head of the

Extension Division . Then in 1975, was promoted to Assistant Director of the Library

Network of Macomb (now the Library Cooperative of Macomb), and in 1985, was appointed

Director of the Macomb County Library ; and

WHEREAS, it is fitting and proper that CAROL F . GOODWIN be recognized and commended by this Board for her manifold contributions and years of service to Macomb

County .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These presents , the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby publicly acknowledges and expresses tribute to CAROL F . GOODWIN for her many years of devoted public service . II

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to

CAROL F . GOODWIN in testimony of the high esteem in which the said CAROL F . GOODWIN is held by the Macomb County Board of Commissioners .

_J September 8, 1993

RES . NO . 93-38

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY , MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION HONORING THOMAS AND DENISE PLATZ ON THEIR 25TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

COMMISSIONER SUE ROCCA , ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS , October 19 , 1993 , marks the 25th Wedding Anniversary of THO MAS and

DENISE PLATZ ; and

WHREAS , THOMAS and DENISE PLATZ can look back with fond and loving memories to their wedding day on October 19, 1968 , at which time they pledged their love and devotion ; and

WHEREAS, over the past 25 years, THOMAS and DENISE PLATZ ' S strong belief in the family unit and commitment to their God and one another caused them to be blessed with three wonderful children ; Michael, age 21, a Michigan State student ; Jennifer, age 19, also a Michigan State student ; and Christine, age 14 , a student at Bishop Foley High

School; and

WHEREAS , both THOMAS and DENISE PLATZ have fulll time jobs, yet they have always found time to help others . They both have been very active in Scouting ; and Thomas still is active as a Committee Member of one of the largest Mentally Retarded Boy Scout Troops in the United States . Thomas is also the Director of the Knights of Columbus Mental

Retardation Committee and has been for 14 years ; and

WHEREAS , it is fitting and proper that this loving union between THOMAS and

DENISE PLATZ which has spanned 25 years , growing stronger as time passes , should be recognized.

NOW THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS , SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents , the Macomb County Board of Commissioners does hereby publicly extend its best wishes and congratulations to THOMAS and DENISE PLATZ on the occasion of their 25th Wedding Anniversary .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to

THOMAS and DENISE PLATZ in testimony of the high esteem the Board of Commissioners has for September 8, 1993

RES . NO . 93/39

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION COMMENDING EMERSON HAZELTON I FOR HIS YEARS OF COMMUNITY SERVICE

COMMISSIONERS PHILIS DE SAELE AND SUE ROCCA, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFER THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS, EMERSON HAZELTON has served the Citizens of Macomb County with dignity,

distinction and honor as a volunteer ; and,

WHEREAS, dedication and constant hard work for the purpose of improving the

quality of life for all people especially senior citizens is a worthy endeavor deserving

of public recognition ; and,

WHEREAS, EMERSON HAZELTON, known as the "human Dynamo," spends 60 hours a week

assisting seniors any way he can, like driving them to the hospital, doctor's offices,

shopping malls, hair dressers, etc . He also picks up free bread for 5,000 seniors from

various stores and bakeries - in fact, he does the work of ten volunteers ; and,

WHEREAS, helping others is just a way of life for EMERSON HAZELTON . He has

always found the time to aid anyone in need and has generously given of his time and

energy to serve those in his ccnnunity ; and,

WHEREAS, it has been the good fortune of the Citizens of Macomb County,

especially the senior citizens of said county, to have the services and dedication of

EMERSON HAZELTON during his many years as a voluneer ; and,

WHEREAS, it is fitting and proper that EMERSON HAZELTON be recognized and

commended by this Board for his manifold contributions and years of service .

NOW THERFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby publicly

acknowledges and expresses its appreciation to EMERSON HAZELTON for his many

contributions .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to

EMERSON HAZELTON in testimony of the high esteem this Board of Commissioners has for him . RES . NO . 93-40 OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION COMMENDING CARRELL T . SHERMAN FOR HIS YEARS OF COMMUNITY SERVICE

COMMISSIONER NICHOLYN A . BRANDENBURG , ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS , dedication and constant hard work for the purpose of improving the outlook of life , including the ideals , morals and objectives of our troubled youth is a worthy endeavor deserving of public recognition ; and

WHEREAS , even as an employee of the Youth Home for upwards of 20 years , CARELL

T . SHERMAN always volunteered and demonstrated his willingness to do more than what was required of him , and over the years helped with special projects such as the Youth Home

Farm Program and other programs always going above and beyond his regular responsibilities ; and

WHEREAS , while working at the Youth Home , CARRELL T. SHERMAN developed and implemented an evening craft session and started active recreation periods for those detained in the Youth Home ; and

WHEREAS, CARRELL T . SHERMAN has received many awards and honors while employed by Macomb County ; and he continues to vigorously volunteer his services ; and,

WHEREAS , it is fitting and proper that CARRELL T . SHERMAN be recognized and commended by this Board for his manifold contributions and years of service .

NOW THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COPMIISSIONERS , SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents , the Macomb County Board of commissioners hereby publicly acknowledges and expresses its appreciation to CARRELL T . SHERMAN for his many contributions .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to

CARRELL T . SHERPIAN in testimony of the high esteem this Board of commissioners has for him . RES . NO . 93-41

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF MISSIONERS M4COMB ODUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION OOM4UIORATINS THE SANTIFICATION OF THE DESCENT OF THE HOLY GHOST ROMANIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH IN WARREN

COMMISSIONER LOUIS J . BURDI, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF 01,PIISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS, this great democracy was founded, in part as a result of our

forefathers searching for a land where they could worship in the manner and substance of

their choosing and allowing for future generations to enjoy such a privilege, upon which

THE DESCENT OF THE HOLY GHOST ROMANIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH now located at 31500 Ryan Road,

Warren, Michigan was built ; and

WHEREAS, THE DESCENT OF THE HOLY GHOST ROMANIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH in Warren,

Michigan is the first Romanian Orthodox Church to be constructed in Michigan in more than

twenty-five years ; and the consecration of this newly built most beautiful church and the

77th Anniversary were celebrated with much splendor and ceremony in September, 1993 ; and

WHEREAS, in August, 1916, council president Ioan D . Petrovici and 43 of his

supporters left the founding church (St . George Church in Detroit) to begin their own 1 church at 2980 Franklin Street near the Detroit River . After the move, Petrovici became their first parish priest . During the years, there were many parish priests and

membership continued to grow . In 1976, the parish at 7835 E . Lafayette, Detroit moved to

an existing building at their current location . As the needs of the parish grew, a new

church was constructed at the site and sanctified September 4-5, 1993 ; and

WHEREAS, THE DESCENT OF THE HOLY GHOST ROMANIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH over the last 77

years has not only grown in number of members, but in strength, commitment and grace under

the able and dedicated guidance of its leaders .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEAHLF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

I 0 That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby

acknowledges and expresses its recognition of the santification of the new church and

further expresses its appreciation of the multitude of contributions made by THE DESCENT

OF THE HOLY GHOST ROMANIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH in the furtherance of the social, moral, and

spiritual development of Warren and surrounding areas for the enhancement of the quality

of life for all of those who avail themselves of the many fine services and activities provided by THE DESCENT OF THE HOLY GHOST ROMANIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to

the DESCENT OF THE HOLY GHOST ROMANIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH in testimony of the high esteem the

Board of Commissioners has for THE DESCENT OF THE HOLY GHOST ROMANIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH and in recognition of their consecration on Sunday, September 5, 1993 . 0

0 RES . NO . 93-42

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION OPPOSING REDUCTION IN REVENUE SHARING

CHAIRMAN MARK A . STEENBERGH, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS, Macomb County will lose $6 .9 million in revenues, or 6 .0% of the 1993 general fund budget, as a result of Senate Bill 1, the school reform property tax

legislation, forcing counties to make serious reductions in services ranging from 911 to

elderly transportation ; and,

WHEREAS, SB 1's freeze on property tax assessments will cost Macomb County $2 .2 million in lost revenues . School operating millages were removed from the property tax

base in Senate Bill 1 . With this elimination of 65 percent of property taxes, Macomb

county will lose $4 .7 million in anticipated delinquent property tax collection fees .

Overall, Michigan county governments face a $200 million depletion in county revenues for

the 1995 budget ; and

WHEREAS, it is vital for this legislature to replace the lost revenues to county

governments . The economic impact upon Macomb County by the services and jobs that must be

cut will devastate our community ; and,

WHEREAS, Macomb County provides state and federal mandated services which

include courts, jails, public health programs, the Child Care Fund for delinquent and

abused children and indigent counsel fees . In addition, Macomb County provides for the

sheriff road patrols, 911 services, senior citizen programs, libraries, services for war

veterans, parks and recreation programs and the operation of a long term care facility ;

and,

WHEREAS, Macomb County will suffer cuts in such discretionary services as

outlined above if county revenues are ignored . The Legislature needs to grant us more

flexibility for implementing mandated programs . This will allow us to provide all of the

needed services to our community with greater efficiency ; and,

WHEREAS, Macomb County has operated a tight budget througout the 1980's . We've

held pay raises to 2% in 1993 and have restricted new hires . At the same time, the state

and federal governments have increased the number of mandated programs at the county level

without providing sufficient revenues for locals to offer such services to the community . NOW THEREFORE, Be it resolved by the Board of Commissioners, speaking for and on behalf of all county citizens as follows :

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby expresses its opposition to any reduction in revenue sharing to the County of Macomb .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be sent to 0 Governor John Engler_ and to all House and State Representatives who represent Macomb

County . October 21, 1993

RES . NO . 93-43

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION COMMENDING MARK BREWER OF BEING HONORED BY THE CLINTON TOWNSHIP DEMOCRATIC CLUB

COMMISSIONERS NANCY M . WHITE, BOBBY L . HILL AND WILLIAM J . SOWERBY, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFER THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION

WHEREAS, public service with sincerity, dedication and honesty in the cause of good government and on behalf of all the people is truly a mark of distinction, earned by

devoted individuals and worthy of public recognition ; and,

WHEREAS, the aforesaid attributes aptly describe MARK BREWER, who has been a

dedicated public servant ; and

WHEREAS, MARK BREWER, an outstanding Democrat, and current Chairperson of the

10th Congressional District Democratic Committee ; he has served as Treasurer of the Macomb

County Democratic Committee ; Chairperson of the Clinton Township Democratic Club ; and has

been a delegate to numerous state and local Democratic Party conventions and caucuses . In

addition to all his volunteer work for the Democratic Party, MARK BREWER serves as the

lawyer for the Michigan Democratic Party as well as providing representation for the

Michigan AFL-CIO and many union locals ; and,

WHEREAS, it is fitting and proper that MARK BREWER be recognized and commended

by this Board for his manifold lcontributions and years of political leadership to the

Clinton Township Democratic Club .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMt•1ISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby publicly

acknowledges and congratulates MARK BREWER for years of dedicated service and manifold

lcontributions to his community on the occasion of being honored by the Clinton Township

Democratic Club .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to

MARK BREWER in testimony of the high esteem in which he is held by the Macomb Coutny Board

of Commissioners . October 21, 1993

RES . NO . 93-44

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMIISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION ON UNFUNDED MANDATES

CHAIRMAN MARK A . STEENBERGH, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS, in recent years counties have been burdened by a growing number of costly unfunded mandates imposed on them by the state (pre-Headlee) and the federal government ; and

WHEREAS, these mandates have added to the financial hardships that many local governments are experiencing and have resulted in local governments increasing revenues and curtailing services ; and,

WHEREAS, there are numerous proposals before Congress to limit unfunded mandates

and the burdensome regulations that accompany many federal laws ; and,

WHEREAS, October 27, 1993, has been designated as National Unfunded Mandates Day

in an effort to call attention to the severe burdens that this mandates impose on counties

and other local units of government ; and

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Commissioners, speaking for and on

behalf of all county citizens as follows :

One

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby calls

upon leaders at the state and federal level not to mandate programs that they are

unwilling or unable to finance .

Two

Be It Further Resolved, that the county of Macomb requests that Congress pass

meaningful legislation to end the unfair practice of unfunded mandates, including an

examination of the regulatory process .

Three

Be It Further Resolved, that the County of Macomb, Michigan has proclaimed

October 27, 1993 as "unfunded Mandate Day" in order to focus attention on this issue . October 21, 1993

RES . NO . 93-45

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY , MICHIGAN

RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE MACOMB COUNTY BUIDLING AUTHORITY TO REDEEM THE OUTSTANDING MACOMB COUNTY BUILDING AUTHORITY MACOMB COUNTY , MICHIGAN REVENUE BONDS (MACOMB COUNTY BUIDING) PRIOR It) MATURITY

WHEREAS , pursuant to the provisions of Act No . 31, Public Acts of Michigan, is 1948, extra session , as amended , ("Act 31" ) and Ordinances No . 1 of the Authority adopted

May 8 , 1967 and No . 2 adopted September 22, 1967, whereby the Macomb County Building

Authority ( the "Authority :) and the County of Macomb ( the "county "), have entered into a

certain lease agreement dated Setpember 18, 1967 ( the "Contract") ; and,

WHEREAS , pursuant to the Contract , the Authority has issued its $7 , 950,000

Macomb County Building Authority, Macomb County , Michigan , Revenue bonds (Macomb County

Building ), dated December 1, 1967 , which are eligible for redemption prior to maturity ;

and

WHEREAS , Act 31 authorizes the Authority to refund all or any part of itsd

indebtedness ; and,

WHEREAS, it is financially prudent to redeem all of the outstanding bonds, as

set forth in EXHIBIT A, with funds on hand thereby reducing interest costs to the benefit

of the taxpayers ;

WHEREAS , in order for any of these Bonds to be redeemed , it is necessary that

this Resolution be adopted to give the Authority permission to proceed with such refunding

as may be possible and this Board of Commissioners has determined that it is in the best

interest of the Authority and the County that such redemption be undertaken .

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED , that the Board of Commissioners of the county hereby

authorizes the Authority to redeem the outstanding Bonds , maruring in the years 1994 thru is 1997 , as described in EXHIBIT A, at the next call date of January 1, 1994 ; to publish the

necessary notices to accomplish this action , as to publish the necessary notices to

accomplish this action , as set forth in a form of Notice of Redemption attached hereto as

EXHIBIT B , all in accordance with the original bond resolution ; and to transfer funds on

hand to redeem the Bonds and to pay the costs of redeeming said Bonds , including legal

fees , publication costs and other miscellaneous expenses ;

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED , that the Chairperson of the Board of Commissioners of the County and the County Clerk are authorized to sign documents necessary to effect this action ; and

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that all resolutions and parts of resolutions, insofar as the same may be in conflict herewith, are hereby rescinded .

0 November 18, 1993

RES . NO . 93 - 46

COUNTY OF MACOMB STATE OF MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF BONES TO DEFRAY COSTS OF CONSTRUCTION OF IMPROVEMENTS it) THE MACOMB COUNTY WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM 13 (LENOX TOWNSHIP SECTION 2) ; AUTHORIZING THE CONSTRUCTION OF SUCH IMPROVEMENTS ; AND PROVIDING FOR OTHER MATTERS RELATIVE it) SAID CONSTRUCTION AND SAID BONDS .

PREAMBLE

WHEREAS, the County of Macomb, Michigan, by resolution of its Board of 40 Commissioners, adopted the provisions of Act 342, Public Acts of Michigan, 1939, as amended, and pursuant to said resolution the County Public Works Commissioner of the

County of Macomb as the duly designated agency of the County has constructed and

maintained systems of water improvements and related equipment and appurtenances in

connection therewith ;

AND WHEREAS, to preserve and protect the public health, safety and welfare of

the present and future residents of the Township hereafter named, which in turn will be

for the benefit of the general health, safety and welfare of the entire County of Macomb,

it is necessary to meet an imperative and urgent need for the water supply improvements

described in Exhibit A in the Township to make available to citizens and residents thereof

improved water supply services, which said improvements are generally described in the

contract hereinafter set forth ;

AND WHEREAS, in order to finance costs of said improvements, it is deemed

advisable to proceed under the authorization contained in Sections 5a, 5b and 5c of Act

342 and the resolution heretofore referred to :

AND WHEREAS, the County will establish the Macomb County Water Supply System 13

(Lenox Township Section 2) and the district therefor encompassing the proposed

improvements under the provision of Act 342 ;

AND WHEREAS, pursuant to said statutory authorization, the county of Macomb, by

its County Public Works Commissioner as the duly designated County Agency, and the

Township have executed a contract providing for the construction and financing of such

improvements as a part of the Macomb County Water Supply Sysem 13 (Lenox Township Section

2) and for other details in connection with such financing and construction, said contract

being as attached hereto in full and made a part of this resolution ;

AND WHEREAS, all things necessary to the authorization and issuance of bonds

purusant to the provisions of law, particularly Sections 5a, 5b and 5c of Act 342, have been done, and the County of Macomb is now empowered and desires to authorize the

issurance of such bonds ;

THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE COUNTY OF MACOMB

THIS 18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1993, AS FOLLOWS :

0 Section 1 . Definitions . Wherever used in this resolution or in the bonds to be

issued hereunder, except where otherwise indicated by the context :

(a) "Act" shall mean Act 342, Public Acts of M :ichigan, 1939, as amended .

(b) "Contract" shall mean the contract, heretofore made and executed between the

County, by its duly designated County Agency, and the Local Unit .

made by the Local unit to the County pursuant to the provisions of Section 10 of the

Contract and pledged for the payment of principal and interest on the bonds to be issued .

(d) "County" shall mean the County of Macomb, Michigan .

(e) "County Agency" shall mean the Public Works Commissioner of the County .

(f) "Local Unit" shall mean the Township of Lenox, County of Macomb, Michigan .

(g) "Project" shall mean the water supply improvemnets to be acquired and constructed, as referred to in the preamble to this resolution and the contract attached hereto .

(h) "System" shall mean the Macomb County Water Supply System 13 (Lenox Township

Section 2) .

SECTION 2 . ESTABLISHMENT OF SYSTEM . The Board of Commissioners of the County hereby approves the establishment of the Project and the System, together with all 0 necessary and related appurtenances, attachments, works, instrumentalities, rights in land and aproperties used or useful in connection with the operation of the System .

SECTION 3 . CONSTRUCTION OF PF3DJECT . The Project to be located within the Local Unit, as generally described in the Contract and in the maps and plans filed with the a County Agency, is hereby approved as a County project to be acquired, constructed,

2 operated and financed under the provisions of the Act .

SECTION 4 . APPROVAL OF PLANS AND ESTIMATES : DETERMINATION OF NECESSITY . The

plans, specifications and estimates of cost for the Project preliminarily prepared by the

engineers specified in the Contract are hereby accepted and approved, and it is hereby

determined to be necessary, for the public health of the county, to acquire, construct and

complete said project, as provided in said plans and specifications, under the supervision

and direction of the County Agency .

SECTION 5 . APPROVAL OF CONTRACT . The Contract between the County, by its duly

designed County Agency, and the Local Unit, attached as Exhibit B hereto, is hereby

approved, ratified and confirmed .

SECTION 6 . ESTIMATED COST AND ESTIMATED PERIOD OF USEFULNESS . The total cost

of acquiring and constructing said Project, including the payment of incidental expenses,

which is estimated not to exceed Two Million Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($2,500,000), I is hereby approved and confirmed, and the estimated period of usefulness of the Project is

determined to be not less than forty (40) years .

SECTION 7 . ISSUANCE OF BONDS . For the purpose of paying costs of construction

of the Project, including payment of engineering, legal and financing expenses, there may

be borrowed the sum not to exceed Two Million Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($2,500,000)

and that in evidence thereof there be issued the bonds of the County as hereinafter set

forth .

SECTION 8 . BOND TERMS . The bonds shall be designated Macomb County Water

Supply System 13 (Lenox Township Section 2) Bonds (Limited Tax General obligation), the

principal of and interest thereon to be payable primarily out of the Contractual Payments

required to be paid by the Local Unit pursuant to the Contract . Said bonds shall be

registered as to principal and interest in the denomination of $5,000 or multiples of

$5,000 up to the amount of a single maturity and numbered consecutively in order of

authentication from 1 upwards . Such bonds shall be dated and payable as the County Agency

shall determine and shall have such other terms and conditions as the County Agency shall

determine, including being callable prior to maturity .

The bonds shall bear interest at a rate or rates determined on sale thereof, not

exceeding a rate or net interest cost of nine percent (9%) per annum, with a discount as

determined by the County Agency and payable, by check drawn on the transfer agent mailed

to the registered owner at the registered address, as shown on the registration books of

3 the County maintained by the transfer agent . Interest shall be payable to the registers owner of record as of the 15th day of the month prior to the payment date for eac interest payment . The date of determination of registered owners for purposes of paymen of interest as provided in this paragraph may be changed by the County to conform t 0 market practice in the future . The principal of the bonds shall be payable at such ban or trust company as may be designed by the County Agency as registrar/transfer/payin agent for this issue .

SECTION 9 . EXECUTION AND DELIVERY OF BONDS . The Chairman of the Board o

Commissioners and the County Clerk are hereby authorized and directed to execute sai bonds by means of their facsimile signatures when issued and sold for and on behalf of thc

County and to imprint a facsimile of the Seal of the County thereon . No bond of thi series shall be valid until authenticated by an authorized officer of the transfer agent

The bonds shall be delivered to the transfer agent for authentication and shall then delivered to the purchaser in accordance with instructions from the Treasurer of th

County upon payment of the purchase price for the bonds in accordance with instruction from the Treasurer of the County upon payment of the purchase price for the bonds i accordance with the bid therefor when accepted . Executed blank bonds for registration an

issuance of transferees - simultaneously, and from time to time thereafter as necessary be delivered to the transfer agent for safekeeping .

Any bond may be transferred upon the booksd required to be kept pursuant to thi section by the person in whose name it is registered, in person or by his duly authoirze attorney, upon surrender of the bond for cancellation, accompanied by delivery of a dul executed written instrument of transfer in a form approved by the transfer agent shal authenticate and deliver a new bond or bonds, for like aggregate principal amount . Th transfer agent shall require the payment by the bondholder requesting the transfer of an

tax or other governmental charge required to be paid with respect to the transfer .

SECTION 10 . PRIMARY SECURITY FOR BONDS . The bonds and the interest thereo shall be payable primarily from the Contractual Payments received by the County pursuan

to the Contract, for the payment of which the Local Unit in the Contract has pledged it

full faith and credit pursuant to the provisions of the act . The Local Unit ha covenanted and agreed to levy taxes to the extent necessary to provide funds to meet th

Contractual Payments as they become due under the provisions of the Contract, subject t

charter, statutory and constitutional limitations . As provided in Section 6, Article I of the Constitution of the State of Michigan, the bonds herein authorized are being issue

in antici pation of the Contractual Paymaents to be made by the Local Unit under th

Contract, such Contractual Payments being "contract obligations in anticipation of whidc ii

4 bonds are issued" with the purview of said Section of the constitution . All of such

Contractual Paymaents are hereby pledged solely and only for the payment of the principal

of and interest on the bonds .

SECTION 11 . DEBT RETIREMENT FUND . It shall be the duty of the County Agency,

after the adoption of this resolution and the sale of the bonds herein authorized, to open

40 a special depository account to be designated Debt Retirement Fund - Macomb County Water

Supply System 13 (Lenox Townshp Section 2) Bonds (hereinafter sometimes referred to as the

"Debt Retirement Fund"), into which account it shall be the duty of the County Agency to

deposit, as received, the Contractual Payments required to be made by the Local Unit

pursuant to the Contract, any payments made by the County pursuant to the provisions of

Section 12 of this resolution, any advance payments made by the Local Unit or any

additonal moneys paid by the Local Unit to be used for purchasing bonds for retirement

prior to maturity . The moneys from time to time on hand in said Debt Retirement Fund

shall be used solely and only for the payment of the interest of and principal on the

bonds herein authorized .

SECTION 12 . Secondary Security for Bonds Pursuant to authorization provided in n

the Act, the full faith and credit of the county is hereby pledged for the prompt payment

of the principal of and interest on all of said bonds as the same shall become due . If

for any reason there are not sufficient funds on hand from the Contractual Payments

pledged to pay the principal of and interest on said bonds when due, as specified herein

and in the Contract, upon written notification by the County Agency to the County

Treasurer of the County of the amount of such deficiency, the County Treasurer shall

promptly, out of county funds, deposit into the Debt Retirement Fund the amount of such

deficiency, and if necessary for such payment, the County shall be obligated to levy ad

valorem taxes on all taxable property in the County, subject to statutory and

constitutional limitations . If it becomes necessary for the County to so advance such

moneys, it shall have such right or rights of reimbursement and any and all remedies 40 therefor as provided by the Act or any other law . The County recognizes and convenants that its full faith and credit pledge herein is a first budget obligation .

SECTION 13 . BOND FORM . The bonds shall be in substantially the following form :

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA STATE OF MICHIGAN

MACOMB COUNTY 41STER SUPPLY SYSTEM 13

5 (LENOX TOWNSHIP SECTION 2) BONDS

(LIMITED TAX GENERAL OBLIGATION)

INTERST RATE DATE OF MATURITY DATE OF ORIGINAL ISSUE CUSIP

REGISTERED OWNER :

PRINCIPAL AMOUNT : DOLLARS

The County of Macomb, State of Michigan (the "County"), for value recieved hereby promises to pay to the Registered owner specified above, or registered assigns, the Principal Amount specified above, in lawful money of the United States of American on the Date of Maturity specified above unless prepaid prior thereto as hereinafter provided, with interest thereon from the Date of original issue specified above or such later date to which interest has been paid, until paid, at the interest rate per annum specified above, first payable on , 199 , and semiannually thereafter . Principal of this bond i? payable at the office of , Michigan, or such other transfer agent as the County may hereafter designate by notice mailed to the Registered owner hereof not less than sixty (60) days prior to any interest payment date (the "Transfer Agent") . Interest on this bond is payable to the Registered Owner of record as of the fifteenth (15th) day o? the month preceding the payment date as shown on the registration books of the County maintained by the Transfer Agent, by check or draft mailed to the Registered Owner at the registered address .

The bonds of this issue are payable primarily from the proceeds of contractual payments to be paid by the Township of Lenox, County of Macomb, Michigan, to the Public Works Commissioner of the County of Macomb, Michigan, acting for and on behalf of said County, pursuant to certain contract dated , 1993, between said governmental Agents, whereby said County Agency, on behalf of the County, is to construct water system improvements in said County to service said Township, said improvements being a part of Macomb County Water Supply System 13 (Lenox Township Section 2) . By the provisions of said contract and pursuant to the authorization provided by law, the Township has pledged its full faith and credit for the payment of said contractual payments . The County has irrevocably pledged to the payment of this issue of bonds the total contractual payments, which said total payments are established in the amount required to pay the principal of and interest on the bonds of this issue when due . As additional security for the payment of the bonds of this issue, the county, pursuant to the provisions of Act 342, Public Acts G of Michigan, 1939, as amended, has pledged its full faith and credit for the prompt payment of the principal of and interest thereon . The full faith and credit pledge of the Township and of the County is a limited tax general obligation of each severally, and each is required to pay its debt service obligations on the bonds as a first budget obligation from its general funds, including the collection of any ad valorem taxes which it is authorized to levy, subject to charter, statutory and constitutional limitations .

This bond is one of a total authorized issue of bonds of even original issue date aggregating the pricipal sum of $ issued pursuant to a resolution duly adopted by the Board of Commissioners of the County on , 1933, and under and in full compliance with the Constitution and statutes of the State of Michigan, including specifically Act 342, Public Acts of Michigan, 1939, as amended, for the purpose of paying costs of constructing water supply improvements in said County to service said township . For a complete statement of the funds from which and the conditions under which this bond is payable, and the general covenants and provisions pursuant to which this bond is issued, reference is made to the above described resolution . Bonds of this issue maturing in the years 199 to , inclusive, shall not be subject to redemption prior to maturity . Bonds or portions of bonds in multiples of $5,000 of this issue maturing in the years C to -, inclusive, shall be subject to redemption prior to maturity, at the option of the County, in such order as the county shall determine, on any interest payment date on or after , at par and accrued interest to the date fixed for redemption, plus a premium expressed as a percentage of par, as follows :

% of the par value of each bond or portion thereof called 0 for redemption prior to , ; and

% of the par value of each bond or portion thereof called for redemption on or after , , but prior to __,

No premium shall be paid on bonds or portions thereof called for redemption on or after ,

In case less than the full amount of an outstanding bond is called for redemption, the Transfer Agent, upon presentation of the bond called for redemption, shall

6 register, authenticate and deliver to the Registered Holder of record a new bond in the principal amount of the portion of the original bond not called for redemption .

Notice of redemption shall be given to the registered Owners of bonds or portions thereof called for redemption by mailing of such notice not less than thirty (30) days prior to the date fixed for redemption to the registered address of the registered owner of bond . Bonds so called for redemption shall not bear interest after the date fixed for redemption provided funds are on hand with the Transfer Agent to redeem said bonds .

This bond is transferable only upon the books of the County kept for that purpose at the office of the Transfer Agent by the Registered Owner hereof in person, or by his attorney duly authorized in writing, upon the surrender of this bond together with a written instrument of transfer satisfactory to the Transfer Agent duly executed by the Registered Owner or his attorney duly authorized in writing, and th?reupon a new registered bond or bonds in the same aggregate principal amount and of the same maturity shall be issued to the transferee in exchange therefor as provided in the resolutions authorizing the bonds, and upon the payment of the charges, if any, therein prescribed .

It is hereby certified and recited that all acts, conditions and things required by law precedent to and in the issuance of this bond, and the series of which this is one having been done and performed in regular and due time and form as required by law . This bond is not valid or obligatory for any purpose until the Transfer Agent's Certificate of Authentication on this bond has been executed by the Transfer Agent .

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the County of Macomb, State of Michigan, by its Board of Commissioners, has caused this bond to be signed in the name of said County by the Facsimile signature of the Chairman of the Board of Commissioners and to be countersigned by the facsimile signature of the County Clerk and a facsimile of the Corporate seal of the County to be imprinted hereon, all as of the Date of Original Issue .

COUNTY OF MACOMB

By : Chairman, Board of Commissioners

(SEAL)

Countersigned :

County Clerk

(FORM OF TRANSFER AGENT'S CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICATION)

Certificate of Authentication

This bond is one of the bonds described in the within-mentioned resolution .

40 Transfer Agent

By : Authorized Signature

Date of Registration :

SECTION 14 . ADDITIONAL BONDS . Nothing contained in this resolution or the

Contract shall be construed to prevent the County from issuing additional bonds in

7 accordance with the provisions of the statutes of the State of Michigan for the purpose of financing water facilities authorized by law, but such bonds shall in no way have any lien or be payable out of the Contractual Payments pledged to the payment of the bonds of this authorized issue, unless additonal bonds are issued to complete the Project, as authorized G by the provisions of the Contract .

SECTION 15 . CONTRACT WITH BONDHOLDERS . The provisions of this resolution, 0 together with the Contract attached hereto, shall constitute a contract between the County and the holder or holders of the bonds from time to time, and after the issuance of such bonds, no change, variation or alteration of the provisions of this resolution and the

Contract may be made which would lessen the security for the bonds . The provisions of this resolution and the Contract shall be enforceable by appropriate proceedings taken by such holder under the law .

SECTION 16 . COVENANTS OF COUNTY . The County covanants and agrees with the successive holders of the bonds that so long as any of the bonds remain outstanding unpaid as to either principal or interest as follows :

Unit or by the County, in the manner required under this resolution and the Contract .

(c) The County and the County Agency will apply and use the proceeds of sale of the bonds in the manner required by the provisions of this resolution and the Contract . 0

(d) The County and the County Agency will maintain and keep proper books of record and account relative to the application of funds for the construction of the

Project and the Contractual Paymeants and other moneys received from the Local unit or advanced by the county . Not later than three (3) months after the end of each year, the

County shall cause to be prepared a statement, in reasonable detail, sworn to by its chief accounting officer, showing the application of the proceeds of sale of the bonds, the cash receipts from the Local Unit or County during such year and the application thereof, and such other information as may be necessary to enable any taxpayer or any holder or owner of the bonds, or anyone acting on their behalf, to be fully informed as to all matters

pertaining to the construction of the Project and application of funds therefor, or for

the payment of the bonds during such year . A certified copy of said statement shall be 1 filed with the County Clerk of the County and the Clerk of the Local Unit, and a copy shall also be sent to the manager or managers of the account purchasing the bonds .

(e) The County agrees that it will take or abstain from taking all actions

required by the federal Internal'Revenue Code and regulations thereunder as may be

necessary to retain for the interest on the bonds the exemption from direct federal income

taxation, including specifically all actions and abstention from actions as required by

the Non-Arbitrage and Tax Compliance Certificate and related documents furnished in

connection with the bonds .

SECTION 17 . PROCEEDS OF BOND SALE : INVESTMENT . The proceeds of the sale of the

bonds herein authorized, except a sum equal to the accrued interest and premium if any,

received upon delivery of the bonds, which sum shall be deposited into the Debt Retirement

Fund, shall be used by the County solely and only to pay costs of constrution of the

Project, including all engineering, legal, financing and other expenses incident thereto .

Pending utilization of said funds for said purposes, said moneys, as nearly as may be

practicable, shall be invested, reinvested and deposited as permitted by Michigan law,

which investments and deposits shall mature, or which shall be subject to redemption by

the holder thereof at the option of the holder, not later than the respective dates, as

estimated by the County Agency, when such moneys will be required to pay costs of

constrution of the Project . Said investments and deposits shall be selected by the County

Agency . Interest realized from such investments or deposits shall be considered as

additional moneys for construction . Any surplus construction moneys remaining after

completion of the Project shall be used in accordance with the povision therefor specified

in the Contract .

SECTION 18 . DUTIES OF ODUNTY AGENCY RE SALE OF BONDS . The County Agency is

0 hereby designated, for and on behalf of the County, to (a) prepare and submit application

to the Michigan Department of Treasury for its approval of the issuance of said bonds and

the form of notice of sale, as required by law, or alternatively for an order of exception

from prior approval, in the latter event together with payment of the required fee ; (b)

arrange for sale of the bonds, prepare the form of notice of sale, fix a date of sale,

conduct the sale, and accept the best bid received at such sale ; (c) publish notice of

sale in an authorized newspaper at least seven (7) full days prior to the date fixed for

sale ; and (d) do all other acts and take all other actions and other necessary procedures

required to effectuate a sale and delivery of the bonds sold and/or delivered if the

9 County Agency determines that the full amount thereof is not necessary to complete the

Project .

SECTION 19 . CALL OF BONDS . The bonds are subject to redemption prior to maturity at the times and prices and the manner set forth in this resolution . Unless waived by any registered owner of bonds to be redeemed, official notice of redemption shall be given by the transfer agent on behalf of the County . Such notice shall be dated and shall contain at a minimum the following information : original issue date ; maturity dates ; interest rates ; CUSIP number, if any ; certificate numbers (and in the case of partial redemption the called amounts of each certificate) ; the redemption date ; the redemption price or premium; the place where bonds called for redemption are to be surrendered for payment ; and that intereston bonds or portions thereof called for redemption shall cease to accrue from and after the redemption date . In addition, further notice shall be given by the transfer agent in such manner as may be required or suggested by regulations or market practice at the applicable time, but no defect in such further notice nor any failure to give all of any portion of such further notice shall in any way depleat the effectiveness of a call for redemption if notice thereof is given as prescribed herein .

SECTION 20 . CONFLICTING PROVISIONS REPEALED . All resolutions or orders or parts thereof in conflict with the provisions of this resolution are to the extent of such conflict hereby repealed .

SECTION 21 . EFFECTIVE DATE OF RESOLUTION . This resolution shall become effective immediately upon its passage .

10 November 18, 1993

RES . NO . 93-47

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION COMMEDNING JOSEPH R. KRUTELL, COUNCILMAN OF ST . CLAIR SHORES, UPON HIS RETIREMENT

COMMISSIONERS CLIFFORD F . KABACINSKI AND ELMER KUSS ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFER THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS, public service with sincerity, honesty and devotion to the cause of improving government and the quality of life of the residents of the City of St . Clair

Shores and the County of Macomb is truly a mark of distinction worthy of public recognition ; and

WHEREAS, JOSEPH R . KRUTELL has continuously served the citizens of the City of

St . Clair Shores and the County of Macomb with devotion, distinction and integrity as

Councilman, during which time he has compiled a record of achievement and distinguished himself as a spokesperson for and on behalf of all people ; and

WHEREAS, prior to attaining the elective office of Councilman, JOSEPH R .

KRUTELL, contributed to the education of young people as a social studies teacher in the

Grosse Pointe Schools . His educational commitment also included serving on the Lakeview

School Board and has long been an active particpant in the American political process ; and

WHEREAS, it is fitting and proper that JOSEPH R . KRUTELL be recognized and commended by this Board for his manifold contributions and years of service .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby publicly acknowledges and expresses tribute to JOSEPH R . KRUTELL for his many years of devoted public service and further does hereby conmend the said JOSEPH R . KRUTELL for the outstanding public service rendered while serving as councilman of St . Clair Shores .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to

JOSEPH R . KRUTELL in testimony of the high esteem in which the said JOSEPH R . KRUTELL is held by the Macomb County Board of Conrnissioners . RES . NO . 93-48

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION COMMENDING LEEUTENANT RONALD A . DALPRA ON HIS RETIREMENT FROM THE WARREN POLICE DEPARTMENT

CHAIRMAN MARK A . STEENBERGH , ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS, public service with sincerity, honesty and devotion on behalf of all

people is truly a mark of distinction and worthy of public recognition ; and,

WHEREAS, LIEUTENANT RONALD A . DALPRA has served the citizens of the City of

Warren and the County of Macomb with dignity, distinction and honor as a member of the

Warren Police Department for over twenty-six years ; and

WHEREAS, during LIEUTENENAT RONALD A . DALPRA'S illustrious career, he compiled a

record of distinguished accomplishments, awards and citations including a letter of

appreciation from the Michigan Anti-Car Theft Committee, a letter of recognition from

Lodge #124 of the Fraternal Order of Police, Honorable Mention Awards and others too

numerous to mention ; and

I WHEREAS, it has been the good fortune of the citizens of Warren and the

privilege of the Police Department of said City to have had the benefit of the said

LIEUTENANT RONALD A . DALPRA'S dedicated service, wisdom and consel during his tenure with

the Police Department first as a Police Officer in 1967, Corporal/Detective in 1978,

Sergeant in 1982, Lieutenant in 1988, and then Executive Lieutenant in 1989 to present .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners, hereby

publicly acknowledges and expresses its recognition of the outstanding public service and

contributions made to the citizens of Warren and County of Macomb by LIEUTENANT RONALD A .

DALPRA.

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to

LIEUTENANT RONALD A. DALPRA in testimony of the high esteem the Board of commissioners has

for the said LIEUTENANT RONALD A . DALPRA, an outstanding public servant and citizen worthy

and deserving of this recognition on this, the occasion of his retirement . November 18, 1993

RES . NO . 93-49

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION OF TRIBUTE TO DR . BLANCHE FRASER, SUPERINTENDENT OF MOUNT CLEMENT COMMUNITY SCHOOLS, ON THE OCCASION OF HER "ROAST" BY THE DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA

COMMISSIONER BOBBY L . HILL, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION

WHEREAS, public service with sincerity, honesty, devotion and a genuine is involvement in activities and projects that generate improvement and betterment of the

quality of life for all people, is an aspiration and dream sought by many, but seldom

achieved or fulfilled ; and

WHEREAS, DR . BLANCHE FRASER has exhibited the above characteristics at all times

during her illustrious career having served the people of Macomb County, especially the

youth, where she has been the Superintendent of the Mount Clemens Community School

District since 1988 . In 1992, DR . BLANCHE FRASER was Michigan Superintendent of the Year ;

was also appointed by Governor Engler, the same year, to Michigan 2000 Commission ; was

identified as "making a difference" in the quality of education in the book, "Educational

Renaissance : Our Schools at the Turn of the Century" ; and was the recipient of the 1991

National Leadership Award by the Institute for Education Leadership, Washington D . C . ; and

WHEREAS, DR . BLANCHE FRASER is a woman of good nature, good humor and

lightheartedness who will fondly remember her "Roast" by the Daughters of Isabella -- and

will hold no ill will for the participants of same .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners does hereby

publicly acknowledge and express its congratulations to DR . BLANCHE FRASER, Superintendent

of the Mount Clemens Community School District on entering into this occasion in the

spirit of good sportsmanship .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to

DR . BLANCHE FRASER, Superintendent of the Mount Clemens Community School District . RES . NO . 93-50

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION COMMENDING FAITH MacFARLAND FOR HER HERCULEAN EFFORTS AND COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

CHAIRMAN MARK A . STEENBERGH, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS, public service with sincerity, honesty, devotion and a genuine

involvement in activities and projects that generate improvement and betterment of the

quality of life for all people is an aspiration and dream sought by many, but seldom

achieved or fulfilled ; and

WHEREAS, the aforesaid attributes aptly describe FAITH MacFARLAND who has

unselfishly given of her time, energy and undaunted efforts to the community ; and

WHEREAS, since the early 1980's, FAITH MacFARLAND along with her husband Ken

have worked To make Christmas a little more special for the needy children and their

families as well as the senior citizens in the Macomb County area . The program has grown

from 12 recipients in the early 1980's to hundreds currently being remembered . Each year,

on a specified date in December, friends and acquaintances of the MacFarlands bring in

food items along with a wrapped gift to Our Dad's Place in Center Line, (where the owners

generously donate their establishment along with the refreshments) . Their goal is that

everyone is remembered at Christmas ; and

WHEREAS, it is fitting and proper that FAITH MacFARLAND be recognized and

commended by this Board for her manifold contributions and years of dedicated service and

hard work for the needy children and their families as well as the senior citizens in

Macomb County at Christmas .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

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That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby publicly

acknowledges and expresses tribute to FAITH MacFARLAND for her voluntary service and

community involvement .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to

FAITH MacFARLAND in testimony of the high esteem in which the said FAITH MacFARLAND is

held by the Macomb County Board of Commissioners . RES . NO . 93-51

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY , MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION HONORING HICKS AND MARTHA GRIFFITHS ON THEIR 60TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

COMMISSIONERS ELMER J . KUSS AND NICHOLYN A . BRANDENBURG, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS , OFFER THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS , December 28, 1993 marks the 60th Wedding Anniversary of two of Macomb

County ' s and Michigan ' s truly distinguished citizens , HICKS and MARTHA GRIFFITHS; and

WHEREAS , HICKS and MARTHA GRIFFITHS can look back with fond and loving memories

to their wedding day where they pledged their eternal love and devotion to each other ; and

WHEREAS , HICKS and MARTHA GRIFFITHS were married while students at the

University of Missouri and together attended the University of Michigan ' s Law School where

they where they were the first married couple to graduate - a point of beginning for the

illustrious and noted careers of both ; and

WHEREAS , during the course of their marriage , HICKS and MARTHA GRIFFITHS have

made Macomb County their home for many years , currently residing in Armada ; through the

years both have provided long , important , widely respected and often honored leadership

and service to their local community , their chosen professions , the State of Michigan and

especially the County of Macomb ; and

WHEREAS, MARTHA GRIFFITHS is best known as "The Mother of the Equal Rights

Amendment " ending second-class citizenship for women ; and served with dedication and

distinction as a U . S . Congresswoman from 1954 to 1974 . Coming out of retirement in 1982,

MARTHA GRIFFITHS campaigned and won the election as Michigan ' s first woman Lieutenant

Governor and was recently inducted into the National Women's Hall of Fame . HICKS

GRIFFITHS ' dedication to his chosen profession led to a distinguished service record as a

key official with the U . S . Department of Commerce , a highly successful attorney and one

of the most effective chairs of Michigan ' s Democratic Party ; and

WHEREAS , it is fitting and proper that this loving union between HICKS and

MARTHA GRIFFITHS which has spanned 60 years, growing stronger as time passed , should be

recognized .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS , SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS : I

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners does hereby

publicly extend its best wishes and congratulations to HICKS and MARTHA GRIFFITHS on the H occasion of their 60th Wedding Anniversary .

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Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to

HICKS and MARTHA GRIFFITHS in testimony of the high esteem the Board of Commissioners has 0 for them .

0 RES . NO . 93-52

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION COI'NEVDING ALCOHOL AN? OTHER DRUG PREVENTION EFFORTS TO EFFECT POSITIVE HEALTH AND THE SAFETY STATUS OF THE YOUTH OF MACOMB COUNTY AND DECLARING THE WEEK OF APRIL 3-9, 1994 AS "HEALTHY DRUG-FREE STUDENT WEEK"

COMMISSIONER WILLIAM J . SOWERBY, ON BEHAlf OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

0 WHEREAS, the health and safety of the youth of Macomb County are critical to the current and future well-being of our community ; and

WHEREAS, positive health and safety status affect the ability of young people

to :

• develope positive self-esteem • obtain maximum benefits from school • develop positive family, peer and community relationships • become productive citizens now and in the future, and

WHEREAS, health education is an important part of achieving positive health and

fitness for children and youth ; and I

WHEREAS, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners encourages a community

emphasis on health information .

NOW THEREFORE, be it resolved by the Board of Commissioners, speaking for and on

behalf of all County Citizens as follows :

That by these presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby publicly

acknowledges and expresses its recognition and appreciation for the alcohol and other drug

prevention efforts to effect positive health and safety status of the youth of Macomb

County .

4D Be It further resolved that the week of April 3-9, 1994 be designated as

"Healthy Drug Free Student Week ." RES . NO . 93-53 OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY , MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION COMMENDING PEGGY B . JOHNSON FOR HER DEDICATION AND DILIGENT WORK ON THE WATERSHED COUNCIL

COMMISSIONER NICHOLYN A . BRANDENBURG, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION

WHEREAS , the ability to render useful and meaningful servic es to citizens with

dedication , sincerity , and honesty is an honorable accomplishment and worthy of public

recognition ; and

WHEREAS , PEGGY B . JOHNSON has been the Executive Secretary of the Clinton River

Watershed Council since 1974 where she has served the citizens of Macomb County

exemplifying all of the aforesaid attributes ; and

WHEREAS , PEGGY B . JOHNSON has been elected and appointed to many positions such

as Areawide Water Quality Board ( Southeast Michigan ) ; Urban Nonpoint Technical Advisory

Committee ( SEMCOG ) ; Advisory Board , East Michigan Environmental Action Council ; Advisory

Committee - two EPA/DNR (Superfund ) hazardous wastes sites and others too numerous to 1 mention . PEGGY B . JOHNSON has also been the author of many publications and worked on numerous projects such as Nonpoint Sources Implementation Grant - Paint Creek ; Grandwater

Education in Michigan (GEM) Kellogg Foundation grant and many others ; and

WHEREAS , it has been the good fortune of the Board of Commissioners, the

Citizens of Macomb County as well as the State of Michigan to have had the dedicated

services and wisdom of PEGGY B . JOHNSON during her tenure as Executive Secretary of the

Clinton River Watershed Council ; and

WHEREAS , it is fitting and proper that PEGGY B . JOHNSON be recognized and

commended by the Board of Commissioners for her manifold contributions and many years of

loyal service .

NOW THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS , SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby publicly

acknowledges and expresses tribute to PEGGY B . JOHNSON for her years of leadership and for

her commitment to the protection , enhancement and wise use of the natural resources of the

Clinotn River Watershed and the State of Michigan . II

Be It Further resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to

PEGGY B . JOHNSON in testimony of the high esteem in which the said PEGGY B . JOHNSON is held by the Macomb County Board of Commissioners .

0 RES . NO. 93-54

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MAC MB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION HONORING DR . AND MRS . JAMES E . THOMPSON FOR 27 YEARS OF DEDICATED SERVICE TO THE 1 NORTH BROADWAY CHURCH OF CHRIST, MOUNT CLEMENS

COMMISSIONER BOBBY L . HILL, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS, the United States of America was founded, in part, as a result of our

forefather's search for land where they could worship in the manner and substance of their

choosing ; and

WHEREAS, there exists a continuing need to minister to the spiritual needs of

the various people of our community, which collectively form the foundation and strength

of our nation ; and

WHEREAS, DR . JAMES E . THOMPSON, has been a minister for 37 years . He spent four

years at a church in Tennessee, and six years at churces in Florida before coming to North

Broadway Church of Christ in Mount Clemens where he has served for the past 27 years ; and

1 WHEREAS, DR . JAMES E . THOMPSON has had many accomplishments in his years of dedicated service . He directed the construction of his present church ; directed a

Preacher Training Course and is Founding Director of Mid-Western Christian Institure ;

offers counseling service ; is a former member of the Board of Education for the Mount

Clemens Community School District ; has been a radio Evangelist for 25 years ; conducts

evangelistic meetings, workshops and lectures on State, National and Cristian School

Lectureships in the Brotherhood of the Churches of Christ, and others too numerous to

mention, and

WHEREAS, MRS ., MARVA J . THOMPSON has been a teacher in the Mt . Clemens

0 Elementary School District for 27 years and was Teacher of the Year at Macomb Elementary

School in 1989 . She also has been active in the North Broadway Church of Christ where she

has been a counselor for Teenagers for 18 years ; conducted state and national workshops

for the youth of the church and sang with the Radio Chorus for 20 years ; and,

WHERAS, DR . JAMES E . THOMPSON and his lovely wife MARVA have three wonderful

children ; Therrall J . Haygood, James Mark Thompson and Dean Morris Johnson ; and,

WHEREAS, DR . and MRS . JAMES E . THOMPSON have generously provided both spiritual

inspiration and moral guidance with wisdom and humor to the entire community and the value of such guidance is inestimable .

NOW THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THER BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS , SPEAKING FOR AND

ON BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents , the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby

acknowledges and recognizes the many outstanding contributions and accomplishments of DR .

and MRS . JAMES E . THOMPSON and their years of dedicated service .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to

DR. and MRS . JAMES E . THOMPSON in testimony of the high esteem the Board of Commissioners

has for them .

1 January 20, 1994

RES . NO . 94-1

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION COM1YIF.NDING ALLAN J . LAMB UPON HIS RETIREMENT Fi li FRIEND OF THE COURT FOR MACOMB COUNTY

COMMISSIONER JOHN C . HERTEL, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

1•]FIEREAS, the quality of government and its ability to render useful and

meaningful service to its citizens is directly related to the quality of its employees ;

and

WHEREAS, ALLAN J . LAMB, for upwards of 30 years has served the citizens of

Macomb County with honesty, sincerity and dedication ; and,

WHEREAS, it has been the good fortune of the Board of Commissioners, the

Department of the Friend of the Court, and the citizens of the County of Macomb to have

had the dedicated services of ALLAN J . LAMB during his tenure as an employee of the County

of Macornb serving first as an Enforcement Officer then as a Judicial Service Officer and

finally as a Custody Investigator . Before his tenure with the County of Macomb, ALLAN J .

LAMB was a member of the United States Marine Corps and served in Vietnam for over a year ;

and then served as an Eastpointe Police Officer for many years ; and

P11ERF.AS, it is fitting and proper that ALLAN J . LAMB be recognized and commended

by this Board for his manifold contributions and devoted years of service to Macomb

County .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to

ALLAN J . LAMB in testimony of the high esteem in which the said ALLAN J . LAMB is held by 0 the Macomb County Board of commissioners .

40 January 20, 1994

RES . NO . 94-2

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACCMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION HONORING GEORGE EARL AND GLORIA LEE ADAMS ON THE OCCASION OF THEIR 50TH ANNIVERSARY

COMMISSIONERS CON BROWN AND EUlER J . KUSS, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFER THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS, February 1, 1994 marks the 50th Wedding Anniversary of GEORGE EARL and

GLORIA LEE ADAMS ; and

WHEREAS, GEORGE EARL and GLORIA LEE ADAMS can look back with fond and loving

memories to their wedding day on February 1, 1944, at which time they pledged their love

and devotion ; and

WHEREAS, over the past 50 years, GEORGE EARL AND GLORIA LEE ADAMS' strong belief

in the family unit and commitment to their God and one another caused them to be blessed

with four devoted children ; George Earl, Jr ., Janice Kay, Gary Lee and William Chester,

and six wonderful grandchildren ; Wendy Lee, Johnny, Heidi Dana, Richard Adam, Jason and

Danielle ; and one darling great-grandchild ; Jacob Richard ; and

WHEREAS, GEORGE EARL and GLORIA LEE ADAMS both plan and suprvise the Armada Flea

Market and GEORGE EARL is also a member of the Macomb County Planning Commission as well

as the Lions Club ; and

WHEREAS, it is fitting and proper that this loving union between GEORGE EARL and

GLORIA LEE ADAMS which has spanned 50 years, growing stronger as time passes, should be

recognized .

NOW THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners does hereby

0 extend its best wishes and congratulations to GEORGE EARL and GLORIA LEE ADAMS on the

occasion of their 50th Wedding Anniversary .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to

GEORGE EARL and GLORIA LEE ADAMS in testimony of the high esteem the Board of

Commissioners has for the said GEORGE EARL and GLORIA LEE ADAMS in commemoration of their

50th Wedding Anniversary . February 24, 1994

RES . W . 94-3

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOIIB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOL[TT'ION HONORING HOLY INNOCENTS CHURCH ON THE OCCASION OF ITS 40TH ANNIVERSARY

COMMISSIONERS ELIZABETH P1 . SLINDE AND MICHAEL SWITALSKI ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFER THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS, this great democracy was founded, in part, as a result of the search of

our forefathers for a land where they could worship in the manner and substance of their

choosing ; and,

WHEREAS, the constitutional guarantee of "Freedom of Religion " is one of the

hallmarks of our great nation ; and

4WHEREAS, there exists a continuous need to minister to the spiritual and moral needs of

the various peoples of our communities and nation ; and

WEIEREAS, HOLY INNOCENTS CHURCH of Roseville, Michigan for 40 years has provided

a house of worship and ministry to tend to the spiritual and moral needs of all people 1 within the city of Roseville and the surrounding areas and flourished under the wise ministry and counsel of their founding pastor, Reverend Matthew Blake, and then the I Reverend Mark Thompson, followed by Fr . Tom Esper, and then their present pastor, Fr . Dick

welsh ; and

WHEREAS, HOLY INNOCENTS CHURCH has grown in strength, commitment and grace and

continues to enhance its service to God and His people ; and

WHEREAS, it is fitting and proper that such outstanding and dedicated

contributions to the moral development of the citizens of the community for a period of 40

0 years, as well as the improvement made in the furtherance of social and moral enrichment

of the City of Roseville and surrounding areas, be recoognized .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby publicly

acknowledges and expresses its recognition and appreciation of the multitude of

contributions made by HOLY INNOCENTS CHURCH during the past 40 years, to further the development of the social, moral and spiritual foundation of Roseville and the surrounding areas to enhance the quality of life for all of those who avail themselves of the many fine services and activities provided by HOLY INNOCENTS CHURCH .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to HOLY INNOCENTS CHURCH in testimony of the high esteem the Board of Caicnissioners has for 0 HOLY INNOCENTS CHURCH .

K-Y 0 RES . NO . 94-4

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COiI•1ISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION COMMENDING VITO BILL" DELIA ON HIS YEARS OF DEDICATED SERVICE AS A WRESTLING COACH AND TEACHER AT LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL

CHAIRMAN MARK A STEENBERGH AND COMMISSIONERS KENNETH R . CHRZANOWSKI AND RALPH A . LIBERATO, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFER THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS, dedication to the intellectual and physical development of America's

youth coupled with the donation of one ' s time , energy and expertise to encourage and

nourish said development is worthy of public recognition ; and,

WHEREAS , VITO ' BILL' DELIA has been a teacher at Lincoln High School and has

also been a wrestling coach for 23 years , having earned the respect and admiration of his

colleagues as well as his rivals through good sportsmanship and fair play . VITO "BILL"

DELIA has coached nine state champions and has a Varsity record of 43 and 2 and a Junior

Varsity record of 211 and 10 ; and was twice named Macomb County Coach of the Year ; and,

WHEREAS, the said VITO "BILL" DELIA has been a source of inspiration and

guidance to all students and athletes who have come under his tutelage ; and,

WHEREAS , it is fitting and proper that public recognition be given to this

outstanding individual for his manifold contributions to the youth at Lincoln High School .

NOW THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COftIISSIONERS , SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLTAI•7S :

That By These Presents , the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby publicly

acknowledges and recognizes the outstanding accomplishments and contributions made by the

said VITO " BILL" DELIA both as a teacher and also as a wrestling coach .

II 40 Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to the said VITO "BILL" DELIA . February 24, 1994

RES . NO . 94-5

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION OF TRIBUTE IN MEMORY OF THE LYSCZARZ BROTHERS, FOR ALL THEIR FUND RAISING EFFORTS IN THE FIGHT AGAINST MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY

CHAIRMAN MARK A. STEENBERGH, C(X1MISSIONER LOUIS J . BURDI, KENNETH R . CHRZANOSWSKI, PHILLIP A . DiMARIA, RALPH A. LIBERATO AND SAM J . PF7rITTO, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF CDttIISSIONERS, OFFER THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS, Dorothy and Albin Lysczarz raised three wonderful children ; Patricia A .

Miner, John A. and Kenneth J . Lysczarz ; and

WHEREAS, after their two sons JOHN A . and KENNETH J . LYSCZARZ were both diagnosed with

Muscular Dystrophy at early ages, the boys forged ahead with undaunted spirit and determination, combined with the ever-present encouragement and support of their parents,

to live their lives to the fullest and continue on with their education including college ;

both expressing a keen interest in music, playing musical instruments and singing ; and

WHEREAS, JOHN A . and KENNETH J . LYSCZARZ became very involved in fund raising

(are the largest individual fund raisers in Michigan and the country) and used the motto,

"We Love to Live and Live to Love" and through their dedicated efforts, they raised

$750,000 during 19 years of fund raising . They organized various events such as annual

dinner/dances, golf outings, bowl-a-thons, softball tournaments, dunk tanks and raffle

ticket sales ; and

WHEREAS, JOHN A . and KENNETH J . LYSCZARZ'S success in life can be directly

attributed not only to their commitment, and will to succeed but also to the dedication,

love and tireless drive and effort of their parents, Albin and Dorothy Lyscarz who were

always there for them .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents, the Macorb County Board of Carnnissioners does hereby

publicly express its deepest sympathy to the family of JOHN A . and KENNETH J . LYSCZARZ and

recognizing their tremendous loss further extends sincere sentiments that strength and

love of family and friends will help see them through .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be given to the parents of the late JOHN A . and KENNETT 'H J . LYSC'ZAR Z in testimony of the high esteem in which the late JOHN A. and KENNETH J . LYSCZARZ are held by the Macomb County Board of commissioners .

0 RES . NO . 94-6

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF CO MISSI0NERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION REQUIRING SEALED COMPETITIVE BIDDING FOR CONTRACTS OF $5,000 .00 OR MORE EXCEPT FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AND EMERGENCY REPAIRS OF SERVICES

CHAIRMAN MARK A . STEENBERGH ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS, Public Act 167 of 1993 now requires that in order for a County to be

eligible for State revenue sharing, the County must require sealed competitive bidding for

any contract of $20,000 .00 or more ; and

WHEREAS, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners wants to protect and insure

that the County of Macomb receives its full entitlement of revenue sharing monies from the

State of Michigan ;

NOW THEREFORE, Be It Resolved By the Board of Commissioners, speaking for and on

behalf of all county citizens as follows :

One

THAT BY THESE PRESENTS, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby requires

that all contracts with the County of $5,000 .00 or more shall require sealed competitive

bidding . This requirement for sealed bids shall not apply to intergovernmental contracts,

contracts for professional services, emergency repairs or such other services as may be in

the County's Purchasing Policies and Procedures Manual .

Two

Be It Further Resolved that at such time as the solicitation of bids is

authorized by the County Board, the Board shall determine if the authority to award a bid

shall be delegated to a named official or if the Board reserves to itself the authority to

award the bid . is Three

Also, Be It Further Resolved that a copy of this resolution shall be provided to

the Michigan Department of Treasury, Office of Revenue and Tax Analysis . RES . NO . 94-7

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACO:IB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION Co:VENDING MS . MFNG YAN SUN ON HER PARTICIPATIOIN IN THE EXCHANGE PROGRAM

COMMISSIONER CLIFFORD F . KABACNISKI, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

42HERFAS, the study of the various cultures of the world is important to the

intellectual and social growth of our citizens and in particular our youth ; and,

WHEREAS, direct, personal contact between our youth and the youth of our foreign

neighbors is one of the best ways to insure better understanding and friendship between

all countries of the world ; and

V'HEREAS, through a grant obtained by Michgian State University Extension, MS .

MEND YAN SUN of I•7uhan , China has been active as a visiting teacher in Macomb County from

December 1993 , through March 5, 1994 . Over that period of time , MS MENG YAN SUN has

presented education programs to over 4 , 000 elementary and secondary students in 20 schools

from four districts ; and

6;'HERFAS, it is fitting and proper that this Board commend and honor MS . MENG YAN

SUN for her participation in an exchange program between the Republic of China and the

United States .

NOD] THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COr 1ISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOVS :

That By These Presents, the Macorb County Board of Commissioners hereby publicly

commends MS . MENG YAN SUN for providing particpants a unique window into the heart of one

of the world's most ancient civilizations .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to

MS . t1E.NG YAN SUN in testimony of the high esteem the Board of Commissioners has for her . RES . NO . 94-8

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION COMMENDING BRIAN RICHARDSON FOR ACHIEVING THE STATUS OF EAGLE SCOW' IN THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA

COMMISSIONERS MICHAEL C . SESSA AND CLIFFORD F . KABACINSKI, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OFFER THE FOLLQJING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS, the Boy Scouts of America was founded in 1910, with a goal of

encouraging boys to particpate in a program which fosters and develops physical as well as

mental well-being through programs centered around outdoor and education activities, as

well as civic affairs, which is aimed at developing good citizenship and healthy and

useful lviing ; and

WHEREAS, the Boy Scouts of America, has steadfastly taught its young boy scouts,

that service and assistance to others, rather than one's self, is one of the highest

attainable goals in life and scouting ; and

4HIEREAS, BRIAN RICHARDSON, a boy scout who has faithfully and devotedly adhered

to the teachings and principles of the Boy Scouts of America, and participated to such an 1 extent that he has earned and achieved the highest rank possibly obtainable, that of "Eagle Scout", is worthy of public ackowledgement and comemndation by this body ; and

WHEREAS, BRIAN RICHARDSON, for his Eagle Service Project collected donations and

put together Thanksgiving food and gift basket for the elderly, shut-in parish members of

the St . Louis the King Catholic Church in P1t . Clemens . The day before Thanksgiving in

1993, BRIAN RICHARDSON personally delivered 25 baskets to surprised senior citizens . The

following week, he mailed pictures of the recipients, taken with him and their baskets,

making the recipients realize they were indeed not a forgotten generation .

0 NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COt41ISSIONERS SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners, hereby

publicly acknowledges and commends BRIAN RICHARDSON on achieving the status of "Eagle

Scout" a goal which is sought by all who join the Boy Scouts of America but which is

seldom attainable, and when so attained is truly worthy of public recognition . BRIAN RICIIARDSON in recognition of his achieving the rank of Eagle Scout .

C 0 RES . NO . 94-9

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION SUPPORTING HOUSE BILL 5087 (H-1) TO AMEND THE PRISONER REIMBURSEMENT TO THE COUNTY ACT

COmISSIONER SUE ROCCA, ON BEHALF OF 711E ENTIRE BOARD OF CO:`-IISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WIEREAS, the Prisoner Reimbursement to the County Act (Public Act 118 of 1984)

allows the County to seek reimbursement of expenses incurred for maintaining a prisoner in 0 the Jail ; and

WHEREAS, the County of Macomb has aggressively pursued its rights under this Act

and has recovered hundreds of thousands of dollars from inmates as a result of this

program; and

WHEREAS, House Bill 5087 would strengthen the current law by increasing the

amount of expenses that could be charged to an inmate from $30 .00 per day to $60 .00 per

day and allow a county up to 18 months after an inmate is discharged from jail to file a

lawsuit instead of the current six month limitation ; and

4IIIEREAS, the improvement and enhancement of this statute will result in

additional monies flowing to the general fund of the county to be used for programs

necessary for the welfare and safety of the taxpayers of Macomb County .

NOI7 THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that :

1 . The Macomb County Board of Commissioners endorses and supports the passage

of House Bill 5087 (H-1) .

2 . A copy of this Resolution be mailed to each memeber of the Macomb County is deligation of the State House and Senate and to the Michigan Association of Counties and

to other counties who have similar reimbursement programs, asking for their support and

endorsement of this amendment to the Prisoner Reimbursement to the County Act . February 24, 1994

RES . NO . 94-10

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE 130ARD OF COtMMISSIONERS '1iCOMB COUDTTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION HONORING JAMES E . Mc CARTHY UPON HIS RETIREMENT FROM CHRYSLER DEFENSE/GENERAL DYNAMICS

CHAIRMAN MARK A . STEENBERGH, ON BEHALF OF THE F.rrIRE BOARD OF COMYMISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS, service to one's employer with sincerity, honesty, and dedication as

well as to the quality of life for all people is truly a mark of distinction worthy of

public recognition ; and,

VHERFAS, JAMES E . tic CARTHY, an employee of Chrysler Defense /General Dynamics

for upwards of 33 years , was one of the key designers in development of the M-60 Battle

Tank and latest and most highly regarded M-1 Battle Tank ; and

kHERFAS, JAMES E . McCARTHY has always found time to aid his family, co-workers,

community and society in general and has generously given of his time and energy in

serving the community especially when he served as a County Commissioner from June 1, 1973

through December 31, 1982 (a total of ten years), representing Sterling Heights . In this I capacity, he was elected to serve as Vice-chairman of the Board of Commissioners for 8

consecutive years from 1975 through 1982, and served as Chairman of numerous committees

and subcommittees, where his wisdom, knowledge and experience helped guide the Board in

dealing with the serious issues before them ; and

1HERFAS, it is fitting and proper that JAMES E . McCARTHY be recognized and

commended by this Board for his manifold contributions and years of service .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS : 40 I

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners, hereby

acknowledges and expresses its congratulations to JAMES E . McCARTHY be recognized and

commended by this Board for his manifold contributions and years of service .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to

JAMES E . Mc CARTHY in testimony of the outstanding contributions he has made to our

society . February 24, 1994

RES . NO . 94-11

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION TO ESTABLISH AND PROVIDE FUNDING FOR A GYPSY MOTH SUPPRESSION PROGRAM IN THE COUNTY OF MACOMB

COMMISSIONERS CLIFFORD F . KABACINSKI, DON BROWN, FRAN GILLETT SUE ROCCA, JOSEPH J . STRIZIC AND NANCY WHITE, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFAER THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION

WHEREAS, there is expected to be a significant gypsy moth population in the

County of Macomb in 1994 ; and

WHEREAS, a gypsy moth suppression program was previously discussed, and

$25,000 .00 allocated by the Board of Commissioners on October 21, 1993, to explore such a suppression program with participating local communities ; and,

WHEREAS, Requests for quotation on behalf of the County of Macomb, in conjunction with Tuscola and Genessee Counties, has been forwarded to interested applicators, with sealed quotation openings scheduled for March, 1994 ;

NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT :

1 . The Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby authorizes the creation of the Macomb County Gypsy Moth Suppression Program, under the full control of the County of

Macomb, and,

2 . The Macornb County Board of Commissioners hereby authorizes that subsequent to the opening of the sealed quotations for application, the County Gypsy Moth Suppression

Program will offer insecticide spraying service to local communities at a cost to be determined based upon the quotations submitted ; and

3 . The Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby authorizes the expenditure of the previously allocated $25,000 .00 in support of the Macomb County Gypsy Moth

Suppression Program, and

4 . All reimbursement provided through the Michigan Department of Agriculture and any other source shall be returned to the County of Macomb . February 24, 1994

RES . NO . 94-12

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION OF TRIBUTE IN MEMORY OF OFFICERS TIMOTHY BISHOP FROM THE STERLING HEIGHTS POLICE DEPARTMENT

COMMISSIONERS PHILIS DeSAELE , DIANA J . KOLAKOWSKI , SUE ROCCA, JOSEPH J . STRIZIC AND MARGE SWIATKOOWSKI , ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, FFER THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS, public service with sincerity , honesty and devotion on behalf of all people is truly a mark of distinction and worthy of public recognition ; and

WHEREAS , OFFICER TIMOTHY BISHOP served the citizens of the city of Sterling

Heights and the County of Macomb with dignity, distinction and honor as a member of the

Sterling Heights Police Department for upwards of 23 years before his untimely death ; and

WHEREAS , during OFFICER TIMOTHY BISHOP ' S illustrious career, he earned four

Commendations , three Citations and received 15 Citizen Letters of Appreciation while serving in the Patrol , Traffic, Canine and Investigations Divisions ; and

WHEREAS , OFFICER TIMOTHY BISHOP was very industrious and always interested in flying . He had his pilot ' s license for 27 years earning his money for this as a teen ager by cleaning swimming pools ; and

WHEREAS , it has been the good fortune of the citizens of Sterling Heights and the privilege of the Police Department of said City to have had the benefit of OFFICER

TIMOTHY BISHOP ' S dedicated service, wisdom and counsel during his tenure with the Police

Department .

NOW THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS , SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents , the Macomb county Board of Commissioners does hereby publicly express its deepest sympathy to the family of OFFICER TIMOTHY BISHOP and recognizing their tremendous loss further extends sincere sentiments that strength and love of family and friends will help see them through .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be given to

OFFICER TIMOTHY BISHOP ' S daughter Kendra in testimony of the high esteem in which the late

OFFICER TIMOTHY BISHOP is held by the Macomb County Board of Commissioners . February 24, 1994

RES . NO . 94-13

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION OF TRIBUTE IN MEMORY OF SERGEANT JOHN M . CARION FROM THE STERLING HEIGHTS POLICE DEPARTMENT

COMMISSIONERS PHILIS DeSAELE, DIANA J . KOLAKOWSKI, SUE ROCCA, JOSEPH J . STRIZIC AND MARGE SWIATKOWSKI, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSINERS, OFFER THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS, public service with sincerity, honesty and devotion on behalf of all

people is truly a mark of distinction and worthy of public recognition ; and

WHEREAS, SERGEANT JOHN M . CARION served the citizens of the City of Sterling

Heights and the County of Macomb with dignity, distinction and honor as a member of the

Sterling Heights Police Department for upwards of 19 years before his untimely death ; and

WHEREAS, during SERGEANT JOHN M . CARION'S illustrious career, he earned 11

Commendations, 10 Citations and one Life-saving Award while serving in the Department in

the Patrol and Narcotics Divisions ; and

WHEREAS, SERGEANT JOHN M . CARION was always very industrious and dedicated : and I was internationally recognized for his work as Michigan Director of the Law Enforcement

Torch Run Special Olympics for the mentally and physically handicapped ; and

WHEREAS, it has been the good fortune of the citizens of Sterling Heights and

the privilege of the Police Department of said City to have had the benefit of SERGEANT

JOHN M . CARTON'S dedicated service, wisdom and counsel during his tenure with the Police

Department .

NOW THERFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners does hereby

publicly express its deepest sympathy to the family of SERGEANT JOHN M . CARTON and

recognizing their tremendous loss further extends sincere sentiments that strength and

love of family and friends will help see them through .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be given to

SERGEANT JOHN M . CARTON'S wife Jenny and their two sons : John, Jr. and Jeffrey in

testimony of the high esteem in which the late SERGEANT JOHN M . CARTON is held by the

Macomb County Board of Commissioners . February 24, 1994

RES . NO . 94/14

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION COMMENDING OFFICER JAMES WALKER UPON HIS RETIREMENT FROM THE MOUNT CLEMENS POLICE DEPARTMENT

COMMISSIONER BOBBY L . HILL, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS, public service with sincerity, honesty and devotion on behalf of all

people is truly a mark of distinction and worthy of public recognition ; and

WHEREAS, OFFICER JAMES WALKER has served the citizens of the City of Mount

Clemens and the County of Macomb with dignity, distinction and honor as a member of the

Mount Clemens Police Department for upwards of (27) twenty-seven years ; and

WHEREAS, during OFFICER JAMES WALKER'S illustrious career, he compiled a record

of distinguished accomplishments, awards and citations, and theare is no doubt that his

conduct enhanced the image of the entire Mount Clemens Police Department ; and

WHEREAS, it has been the good fortune of the citizens of mount Clmeens and the

I privilege of the Police Department of said City to have had the benefit of the said

OFFICER JAMES WALKER'S dedicated service, wisdom and counsel during his tenure with the

Police Department ; and

WHEREAS, it is fitting and proper that this outstanding public servant be

recognized for his contributions to the safety of the Citizens of Mount Clemens .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners, hereby

publicly acknowledges and expresses its recognition of the outstanding public service and

contributions made to the Citizens of the City of Mount Clemens and the County of Macomb

by OFFICER JAMES WALKER .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to

OFFICER JAMES WALKER in testimony of the high esteem the Board of Commissioners has for

the said OFFICER JAMES WALKER, an outstanding public servant, and citizen worthy and

deserving of this recognition . February 24, 1994

RES . NO . 94-15

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION COMMENDING LIEUTENANT DAVID JAMES CHISHOLM UPON HIS RETIREMENT FROM THE MOUNT CLEMENS POLICE DEPARTMENT

COMMISSIONER BOBBY L . HILL, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS, public service with sincerity, honesty and devotion on behalf of all

people is truly a mark of distinction and worthy of public recognition ; and

WHEREAS, LIEUTENANT DAVID JAMES CHISHOLM has served the citizens of the City of

Mount Clemens and the County of Macomb with dignity, distinction and honor as a member of

the Mount Clemens Police Department for upwards of (24) twenty-four years ; and

WHEREAS, during LIEUTENANT DAVID JAMES CHISHOLM'S illustrious career, he

compiled a record of distinguished accomplishments, awards and citations including being

selected as 1992 Mount Clemens Police Officer of the Year ; and in 1993, as a 1992 MADD

(Mothers Against Drunk Driving) Michigan Life Saver, based on the facts that he removed,

by arrest, over 1,500 drunk drivers up to that point in his career, and led his Department

for the year with 90 drunk driving arrests ; and

WHEREAS, it has been the good fortune of the citizens of Mount Clemens and the

privilege of the Police Department of said City to have had the benefit of the said

LIEUTENANT DAVID JAMES CHISHOLM'S dedicated service, wisdom and counsel during his tenure

with the Police Department first as a Patrolman in 1969, Sergeant in 1977 and then

Lieutenant in 1979 to present ; and

WHEREAS, it is fitting and proper that this outstanding public servant be

recognized for his contributions to the safety of the Citizens of Mount Clemens .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners, hereby

publicly acknowledges and expresses its recognition of the outstanding public service and

contributions made to the Citizens of the City of Mount Clemens and the County of Macomb

by LIEUTENANT DAVID JAMES CHISHOLM .

II ii Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to

LIEUTENANT DAVID JAMES CHISHOLM in testimony of the high esteem the Board of Commissioners has for the said LIEUTENANT DAVID JAMES CHISHOLM, an outstanding public servant, and citizen worthy and deserving of this recognition . 0

0 March 24, 1994

RES . NO . 94-16

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY , MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION COMMENDING WARREN LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL'S WRESTLING TEAM ON WINNING THE CLASS A TITLE

CHAIRMAN MARK A . STEENBERGH , ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS , the parents , faculty and most importantly , the students of Warren Lincoln

High School , as well as the County of Macomb , have justifiable reason to be excited, jubilant and proud of the outstanding performance of the WARREN LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL ' S "ABES" won the

Class A Title , it was the first state team title in any sport for the school , and only one other Macomb County Team has placed first in the state since the dual-meet format was adopted ; and

WHEREAS the WARREN LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL "ABES" , during the 1993-94 wrestling season earned the respect and admiration of fellow students , faculty , colleagues and rivals through good sportsmanship and fair play .

NOW THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS , SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By these Presents , the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby publicly acknowledges and recognizes the outstanding accomplishments and contributions made by the

WARREN LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL 'ABES ' WRESTLING TEAM as well as the student body which gave its

full support and encouragement on the way to winning the State Class A Wrestling Championship .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to the

WARREN LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL ' S 'ABES ' WRESTLING TEAM and their coaches in testimony of the high

esteem in which the Board of Commissioners has for them . March 24, 1994

RES . NO . 94-17

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY , MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION PROCLAIMING THE MONTH OF MARCH AS NATIONAL NUTRITION MONTH IN MACOMB COUNTY

COMMISSIONER WILLIAM J . SOWERBY , ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHERAS , food is the substance by which life is sustained ; and,

WHEREAS , the type and quality of food individuals consume each day plays a vital role in their overall health and fitness ; and

WHEREAS , there is a need for continuing nutrition education and a massive effort to enhance good eating practices .

NOW THEREFORE, Be It Resolved by the Board of Commissioners, speaking for and on behalf of all county citizens as follows :

That By These Presents , the Macomb County Board of Commissioners does hereby publicly proclaim the month of March as National Nutrition Month in Macomb county, and encourages all citizens to join the "Nutrition Fuels Fitness " Eat Right America campaign

and become concerned about their nutrition and the nutrition of others in the hope of

achieving optimum health for both today and tomorrow .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resoltuion be sent to the

American Association and the Macomb , Oakland and St . Clair Counties (MOST ) Dietetic

Association . March 24, 1994

RES . NO . 94-18

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNly , MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION DESIGNATING PUBLIC FUND DEPOSITORIES IN COMPLIANCE WITH ACT 40 PUBLIC ACTS OF 1932 AS AMENDED

WHEREAS , Act No . 40 of the Public Acts of 1932 as amended entitled "An Act to

Provide for the Designation of Depositories for Public Monies ; to Prescribe the effect

thereof on the Liability for such deposits ; to suspend the requirements of surety bonds

from depositories of Public Monies ; and to repeal all ACTS and parts of ACTS inconsistant

with the provisions of this ACT ." Provides therein, amongst other things , that the Board

of commissioners shall provide by resolution for the deposit of all public monies,

including tax monies , coming into the hands of the County Treasurer , in one or more banks

to be designated by said resoltion , and in such proportion and manner as may be further

provided in said resolution ; and

WHEREAS , the Macomb County Treasurer has requested the adoption of the within

resolution , and the repeal of all resolutins inconsistent herewith .

NOW THEREFORE , Be It Resolved by the Board of Commissioners, speaking for and on I behalf of all county citizens as follows :

That pursuant to Section 2, of Act 40 of the Public Acts of 1932 as amended, the

Board of Commissioners of the County of Macomb hereby designates as authorized

depositories of all public monies , including tax nnnies , coming into the hands of the

County of Macomb Treasurer , the following banking or financial institutions :

First National Bank in Macomb County Huntington Banks First of America Michigan National Bank National Bank of Detroit Standard Federal Comerica First State Bank Citizens State Bancorp Old Kent Bank First Federal of Michigan

Be It Further Resolved by the Macomb County Board of Commissioners that the

following rules of procedure and guidelines relative to deposit of public monies by the

Macomb County Treasurer are hereby adopted in accordance with Section 2 of Act 40 of the

Public Acts 1932 as amended from time to time , and all such deposits of public nnnies by

the County Treasurer shall be conducted and governed hereby : a . The Macomb County Treasurer shall recommend a list of banks and financial institutions eligible for deposit of County Public funds . Upon receipt of such list, the Finance Committee shall annually prepare and offer a resolution, in accordance with the foregoing cited statutes, setting forth the approved designed depositors tegether with guidelines and procedures relative thereto . 0 b . The Macomb County Treasurer shall deposit all public funds in the designated banks and financial institutions in accordance with such resolution and in such manner as to obtain the highest yield therefrom ; PROVIDED, such deposits shall be made, at the discretion of the County Treasurer, so that the deposits and C maturity dates of investments shall be consistent with the efficient performance of the financial business of the County and permit the timely payment of all County and Public obligations .

c . It is further directed that in no event shall the total monies on deposit with any bank or financial institution exceed 50% of the 0 capitalization of the individual bank or financial institution .

d . The County Treasurer shall submit a report every three months to the Finance Committee . The report shall contain the following information .

1 . Names of individuals banks and financial institutions in which deposits have been made .

2 . The amount of deposit with each bank or financial institution at the beginning and end of the reporting period and average monthly balance .

3 . The nature of the deposit or investment, i . e ., checking, certificates of deposit, etc .

4 . The interest rates payable on each interest bearing deposit or investment (interest rate to be reported as yield, if available) .

e . The forgoing provisions are not intended to restrict or control the County Treasurer in statutory duties and functions but rather to fulfill the statutory obligation of the County of Macomb relative to the deposit of public monies and to apprise the Board of Commissioners of the status of such deposits upon a continuing basis .

III

Be It Further Resolved that all resolutions or parts of resolutions in conflict herewith are repealed and set aside, and that this resolution shall take effect immediately upon adoption hereof .

ED March 24, 1994

RES . N0 . 94-19

OFFICIAL RESOLTUION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY , MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION HONORING JERRY AND RACHEL HEYDENS ON THEIR 50TH (GOLDEN ) WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

COMMISSIONER PHILIS DE SAELE, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS , April 29 , 1994 marks the 50th Weding Anniversary of JERRY and RACHEL

HEYDENS ; and

WHEREAS , JERRY and RACHEL HEYDENS can look back with fond and loving memories to their wedding day at St . Lawrence Church on April 29 , 1944 , at which time they pledged

their eternal love and devotion to each other ; and

WHEREAS , over the past 50 years , JERRY and RACHEL HEYDENS' strong belief in the

family unit and commitment to their God and one another caused them to be blessed with two devoted children Donald and Irene ; and six loving grandchildren , Melissa, Scott , Donald,

Jr ., Michelle , Michael and Jeffery ; and

WHEREAS , JERRY moved to Macomb County in 1919 and RACHEL moved to Warren from

France in 1926 ; meeting at bath St . Lawrence Church and Eastern Markeat where their parents sold home -grown vegetables ; and

WHEREAS , after raising their family and working hard all their lives , JERRY and

RACHEL HEYDENS enjoy spending their spare time playing cards and visiting local Senior

Citizens Clubs ; and JERRY continues to be a Board Member of the St . Lawrence Credit Union

as he has for the past 30 years .

NOW THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS , SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners does hereby

extend its best wishes and congratulations to JERRY and RACHEL HEYDENS on their 50th

Wedding Anniversary .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable coy of this Resolution be presented to

JERRY and RACHEL HEYDENS in commemoration of their 50th Wedding Anniversary . March 24, 1994

RES . NO . 94-20

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACDMB COUNTY , MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION COMMENDING ROBERT A . STACHEL WORLD WAR II VETERAN

COMMISSIONER PHILLIP A . DiMARIA , ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS , on January 5, 1943 , ROBERT A . STACHEL , a young lad of 17 was assigned to Lt . Edgar Wolf ' s crew in the 100th Bomb Group and immediately began training in

Alexandria , Louisiana for the "big war" ; and

WHEREAS, on March 2 , 1944 they arrived in Scotland where it was nothing but

"hell" for the 10 fly boys who somehow managed to survive 35 bombing missions ; and

WHEREAS , ROBERT A. STACHEL and his crew were assigned to the 8th OAF, 3rd

Bombardment Division , 100 Bombardment Group, 351st Bombardment Squadron and on March 6, twenty of the 100th ' s B-17s took off, four returned because of plane trouble ; and of the

16 that continued , 11 were shot down ; and

WHEREAS , ROBERT A . STACHEL was involved in many interesting and dangerous missions - according to his statistics, the 100th Bomb Group flew its first combat mission on June 25 , 1943 and its 306th on April 20 , 1945 . They flew from 1943 to 1945 ; and 783 ending up as prisoners of war , 241 were killed , 165 returned to military control and 560 were reported missing in action ; and

WHEREAS, ROBERT A . STACHEL now proudly reminisces about his Distinguished Flying

Cross and five Air Medals that he received as a tail gunner in World War II .

NOW THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents , the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby publicly acknowledges and commends ROBERT A. STACHEL , of Eastpointe for his outstanding contributions in the furtherance of freedom for our great country .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to

ROBERT A . STACHEL, in testimony of the high esteem the Macomb County Board of

Commissioners holds for the said ROBERT A . STACHEL . March 24, 1994

RES . NO . 94-21

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOAD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION REQUESTING THAT SALES TAX BE DEDUCTIBLE ON STATE INCOME TAX

COMMISSIONERS RALPH A . LIBERATO, CHAIRMAN MARK A . STEENBERGH PHILLIP A . DiMARIA, LOUIS J . BURDI, SAM J . PETITE), DIANA J . KOLAKOWSKI, PHILIS DeSAELE, JOSEPH J . STRIZIC NICHOLYN A . BRANDENBURG, BOBBY L . HILL, MICHAEL C . SESSA, 0 ELIZABETH M . SLINDE, ELMER J . KUSS AND ROLAND R. FRASCHETTI, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFER THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS, the passage of Proposal A has increased the state sales tax by 50

percent; and

WHEREAS, the sales tax is a tax on tax, since income and wages are already

taxed ; and

WHEREAS, the State of Michigan has over 40 taxes, among them a state income tax ;

and

WHEREAS, the Governor and State Legislature can pass a law making sales tax a

deducation on the state income tax .

NOW THEREFORE, Be It Resolved By the Board of Commissioners , Speaking for and on

Behalf of All County Citizens as follows :

THAT BY THESE PRESENTS, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners requests that

the Legislature and the Governor pass and sign into law provisions to make state sales tax

deductible for individuals filing their state income tax .

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that copy of this Resolution be sent to the Office of the

Governor of the State of Michigan, each member of the Macomb county delegation of the

State House and Senate, the Michigan Association of Counties and the Macomb County

Lobbyist . March 24, 1994

RES . NO . 94/22

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION COMMENDING LAKE SHORE HIGH SCHOOL'S BASKETBALL TEAM ON WINNING THE CLASS B TITLE

COMMISSIONER CLIFFORD F . KABACINSKI, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS, the parents, faculty and most importantly, the students of Lake Shore

High School, as well as the County of Macomb, have justifiable reason to be excited, jubilant and proud of the outstanding performance of the LAKE SHORE HIGH SCHOOL'S

"SHORIANS" VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM, the State Class B Basketball Champions ; and

WHEREAS, on March 26, 1994, when LAKE SHORE HIGH SCHOOL'S "SHORIANS" VARSITY

BASKETBALL TEAM won the Class B Title, it was the first Macomb County team to win the

State title in boys basketball ; and

WHEREAS, in order to have a winning team, you have to have good team players, and they are : James Scrivo, Jason Knoll, Jeff Pouttu, John Murtagh, Brian Reetz, Travis

Conlan, Jeremy Collins, Chris Reetz, Pat Flaherty, Dan Lacy, Carlo Sesta, Ron Wallace, and

Ian Bondy . A team also has to have strong leadership as demonstrated by their Head Coach,

Greg Esler ; their Assistant Coaches ; Fred Schultz, Tom Mehl and Dave Grauzer ; their

Manager Tom Ireland ; their Atheltic Director Bill Brisson ; the Principal Gloria Ehrler and

their Superintendent Dr . John Backett ; and

WHEREAS, the LAKE SHORE HIGH SCHOOL'S "SHORIANS" VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM, during

the 1993-94 basketball season, earned the respect and admiration of fellow students,

faculty, colleagues and rivals through good sportsmanship and fair play .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby publicly

acknowledges and recognizes the outstanding accomplishments and contributions made by the

LAKE SHORE HIGH SCHOOL'S "SHORIANS" VARISITY BASKETBALL TEAM as well as the student body

which gave its full support and encouragement on the way to winning the State Class B

Basketball Championship .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to

the LAKE SHORE HIGH SCHOOL'S "SHORIANS" VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM and their coaches in testimony of the high esteem in which the Board of Commissioners has for them . 0

0 April 28, 1994

RES . NO . 94-23

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MAODMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION COMMENDING SHAWN JAMES SIMPSON FOR ACHIEVING THE STATUS OF EAGLE SCOUT IN THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA

COMMISSIONER JOHN C . HE EL , ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS, the Boy Scouts of America was founded in 1910, with a goal of

encourageing boys to participate in a program which fosters and develops physical as well

as mental well-being through programs centered around outdoor and educational activities,

as well as civic affairs, which is aimed at developing good citizenship and healthy and

useful living ; and

WHEREAS, the Boy Smuts of America, has steadfastly taught its young boy scouts,

that service and assistance to others, rather than one's self, is one of the highest

attainable goals in life and scouting ; and

WHEREAS, SHAWN JAMES SIMPSON a boy scout who has faithfully and devotedly

adhered to the teachings and principles of the Boy Scouts of America, and participated to 1 such an extent that he has earned and achieved the highest rank possibly obtainable, that of "Eagle Scout", is worthy of public acknowledgement and commendation by this body ; and

WHEREAS, SHAWN JAMES SIMPSON for his Eagle Service Project enlisted the help of

friends and fellow Scouts to build four large flowers/vegetable planters for the Abbey

Living Center in Warren . SHAWN JAMES SIMPSON contacted area merchants and was able to

have all the materials donated . The boxes were designed at the proper height to make it

possible for residents in wheel chairs to reach them easiily and enjoy them .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners, hereby

publicly acknowledges and commends SHAWN JAMES SIMPSON on achieving the status of "Eagle

Scout" a goal which is sought by all who join the Boy Scouts of America but which is

seldom attainable, and when so attained is truly worthy of public recognition .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to

SHAWN JAMES SIMPSON in recognition of his achieving the rank of Eagle Scout . April 28, 1994

RES . NO . 94-24

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION DECLARING EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES WEEK IN MACOMB COUNTY, MAY 15-21-1994

COMMISSIONER CLIFFORD F . KABACINSKI, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS, Emergency Medical Services is a vital public service and access to

quality emergency care dramatically improves the survival and recovery rates of those who

experience sudden illness or injury ; and

WHEREAS, emergency Medical Services providers have traditionally served as the

safety net of America's health care system . Members of Emergency Medical Services teams

are ready to provide lifesaving care to those in need 24 hours a day, seven days a week .

In recognition of these men and women who diligently and unselfishly serve their

communities, whether career or volunteer, who engage in thousands of hours of specialized

training and continuing education to enhance their lifesaving skills, who plalce the

wellbeing of others before their own .

NOW THEREFORE, Be It Resolved by the Board of Commissioners, speaking for and on

behalf of all county citizens as follows :

THAT BY THESE PRESENTS, The Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby publicly

acknowledges that it is appropriate to recognize the value and accomplishments of these

men and women who are emergency medical services providers by designating Emergency

Medical Services Week .

Be It Further Resolved that the designation of Emergency Medical Services Week

will serve to educate the people of Macomb County about injury prevention and how the

Emergency Medical Services Week in the County of Macomb, State of Michigan, and encourages

the communities to observe this week with appropriate programs, ceremonies and activities .

III

Be It Further Resolved that the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby concurs

with the recommendation of the Macomb County Emergency Medical Services Authority Board and

declares May 15-21, 1994 as Emergency Medical Services Week in the County of Macomb, State of

Michigan, and encourages the communities to observe this week with appropriate programs, J ceremonies and activities . April 28, 1994

RES . NO . 94-25

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION REGARDING THE MEDICAID WAIVER PROGRAM

COMMISSIONER CLIFFORD F . KABACINSKI ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION

WHEREAS, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners has maintained a close and productive relationship with the Area Agency on Aging 1-B (AAA 1-B) over the past twenty years to assure the development of services and programs which are responsive to the needs of the county's 122,000 older adults and supports their independence in the least restrictive setting ; and,

WHEREAS, Macomb County government and service providers were instrumental in

1987 in securing state funds for AAA 1-B to establish a Community Care Managememt program targeted at the most frail elderly who are assessed, and services arranged according to a specific care plan ; and

WHEREAS, the Michigan Department of Social Services (ASS) and the Office of

Services to the Aging (OSA) secured a Home and Community Based Medicaid Waiver from the

Health Care Finance Administration (HCFA) which can enable a Community Care Management program to significantly expand its ability to serve many more frail elderly, as well as disabled persons over the age of 18, by using Medicaid resources to purchase up to fourteen essential services ; and

WHEREAS, the Medicaid Waiver program has been particularly successful in reaching older adults and the disabled who otherwise would not have access to in-home services because of their low income and asset levels, their frailty and their lack of family support systems ; and

WHEREAS, only 14 Michigan counties have thus far been selected by DSS and OSA to implement the Medicaid Waiver during the first phase of the demonstration program, and unfortunately Macomb County has yet to be selected though qualified and ready to add the

Waiver program ; and

Waiver program ; and WHEREAS, DSS and OSA will soon submit a five-year plan to the HCFA to extend the Medicaid Waiver and to expand it on a phased basis to other counties in Michigan ; and C WHEREAS, extension of the Medicaid Waiver program to Macomb County could reach more than 7,100 elderly residents of Macomb county who have incomes below 100% of the proverty level and another 17,400 elderly residents whose incomes fall below 150% of the poverty level ; and Page Two

WHEREAS, the annual average cost is $13,388 .26 per medicaid eligible resident in C Macomb County's twenty-three (23) Medicaid approved nursing homes, compared with the annual cost of $6,258 .00 per Medicaid Waiver client in Michigan, thus achieving a dramatic

cost savings while keeping the elderly and disabled in thier own homes where they prefer

to live .

NOW THEREFORE, Be It Resolved by the Board of Commissioners, speaking for and on behalf of all County citizens as follows :

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners inform DSS and

OSA that Macomb is ready, willing, and able to implement the Brine and Community based Medicaid Waiver Program in the county . n

Be It Further Resolved that the County of Macomb respectfully requests that DSS and OSA expand the Medicaid Waiver program into Macomb County immediately upon approval of the five year expansion and extension plan .

a April 28, 1994

RES . NO. 94-26

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHGIAN

A RESOLUTION COMMENDING LILLI BUSCHMANN, VAN DYKE SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER, ON HER RETIREMENT

CHAIRMAN MARK A. STEENBERGH, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS, public service with sincerity, honesty, devotion and a genuine involvement in activities and projects that generate the intellectual and physical development of the youth of America, should be publicly acknowledged and recognized :

WHEREAS, LILLI BUSCHMANN, as a Van Dyke School Board member since 1978, has served the parents and children of said District with great distinction and dignity for upwards of 16 years ; and

WEREAS, LILLI BUSCHMANN, retired as board treasurer but also served as president, vice-president and secretary of the 4,372 student Van Dyke School District, said the highlight of her job was to honor students for their achievements and passing out diplomas was the icing on the cake : and

WHEREAS, it is fitting and proper that LILLI BUSCHMANN'S accomplishments and countless contributions to the youth of Macomb County and especially the Van Dyke School

District be publicly acknowledged and recognized .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners, hereby publicly acknowledges and recognizes the outstanding contributions and accomplishments of

LILLI BUSCHMANN and further expresses congratulations and best wishes to the said LILLA

BUSCHMANN on her retirement .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to

LILLI BUSCHMANN in testimony of the high esteem the Board of Commissoners has for her . April 28, 1994

RES . NO . 94-27

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION COMMENDING ST . THECLA'S JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM ON WINNING THE C .Y .O . MACOMB DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP

COMMISSIONER WILLIAM J . SOWERBY, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS, the parents, faculty, and most importantly, the students of St . Thecla

School, as well as the County of Macomb, have justifiable reason to be excited, jubilant

and proud of the outstanding performance of the ST . THECLA JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL

TEAM on winning the C .Y .O . ; and

WHEREAS, the ST . THECLA JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM, in only its second

year of existance, was able to capture first place in one of the most competitive

divisions of the C .Y .O . ; and

WHEREAS, in order to have a championship team, you must have players who are

dedicated, hard working and respectful of themselves and each other, and they are : Pam

Boddington, Stacey Brumbaugh, Ann Marie Ciaramitaro, Jessica Hagen, Laura Jones, Alison 1 Krempa, Jill Marcinkoski, Katie McAuley, Joselyn Muller, Randi Rutherford, Karen Sorensen, Katie Savona, Heather Stemple, Rose Marie Tedesco and Theresa Vicari, a winning team also

has to have strong leadership as demonstrated by Head Coach, George E . Brumbaugh, Jr ., and

Assistant Coaches, Karen Rutherford and Geoffrey Brumbaugh ; and

WHEREAS, the ST . THECLA JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM, during the 1993-94

basketball season, earned the respect and admiration of their fellow students, parents and

rivals by their display of good sportsmanship, fair play, hard work and team spirit .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND ON 0 BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby publicly

acknowledges and recognizes the outstanding accomplishments and contributions made by the

ST . THECLA JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM on winning the C .Y.O. Macomb Division

Championship . April 28, 1994

RES . NO . 94-28

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION DESIGNATING MAY 5, 1994 AS METROPOLITAN DETROIT AFL-CIO DAY

0 WHEREAS, the Metropolitan Detroit AFL-CIO, with 39 national unions and 400 local union affiliates and 340,000 members is the Central Labor Council for Wayne, Oakland and

Macomb counties, serving as the voice of a unified labor movement ; and

WHEREAS, as the Metropolitan Detroit AFL-CIO, through its political action, and

legislative programs, its support of unions in crisis situations, and its activities with

community services, education, civil rights and community outreach, has worked for the

betterment of the County of Macomb ; and

WHEREAS, not only union members but our entire community of the County of Macomb

benefits from the labor movement's active role in economic development, health care, civil

rights, and other civic concerns ; and

WHEREAS, the Fifteenth Constitutional Convention of the Metropolitan Detroit

I AFL-CIO held may 5 and 6, 1994, reaffirms the labor movement's co mitment to the entire

community of the County of Macomb, and all metropolitan Detroit .

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND

ON BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners extends its

appreciation to the Metropolitan Detroit AFL-CIO for its commitment and support of the

County of Macomb and for all it has accomplished to make the County of Macomb a better

place to live and work ; and

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Be It Further Resolved that May 5, 1994 be declared METROPOLITAN DETROIT AFL-CIO

DAY in the County of Macomb, and further that a copy of this Resolution be presented to

Edgar A . Scribner, President of the Metropolitan Detroit AFL-CIO on the occasion of their

Fifteenth Constitutional Convention . Auri 138 994

RES . NO. 94-29

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION COMMENDING LAKE SHORE HIGH SCHOOL'S GIRLS FLAG CORPS

COMMISSIONER CLIFFORD F . KABACINSKI, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION

WHEREAS, the parents, faculty and most importantly, the students of Lake Shore S High School, as well as the County of Macomb, have justifiable reason to be excited, jubilant and proud of the outstanding performance of the LAKE SHORE HIGH SCHOOL'S GIRLS

FLAG CORPS (Also known as the SHORIAN FLAG GIRLS) ; and

WHEREAS, this year, LAKE SHORE HIGH SCHOOL'S GIRLS FLAG CORPS finished first in

the Small Team Regional Championship, first in the Small Team State Championship ; First in

the Small Team National Championship and Third in the Open Caption - Nationals . They also

won "Most Improved" squad from scores earned at State to those earned at the Nationals ;

and after this it is on to the Festival of Music Competition in South Carolina in May ; and

WHEREAS, in order to have a winning squad, you have to have good team members,

and they are : Kelli Chapman, Captain, Kelly MacPherson, Julie Fortner, Maria Demoraes,

Christine Baxter, Jamie Ries, Diana Turner, Katie Bandemer, Shannon Tumblin, Lora Jacob

and Diana Coccia . A team also has to have strong leadership as demonstrated by their

Coach, Kim Nampa ; their Athletic Director, Bill Brisson ; their Director of Lake Shore

Bands, John Boren ; their Principal, Gloria Ehrler and their Superintendent, John Brackett ;

and

WHEREAS, the LAKE SHORE HIGH SCHOOL'S GIRLS FLAG CORPS has earned the respect

and admiration of fellow students, faculty, colleagues and rivals .

0 NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND ON BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

I is That By These Presents, the Macrmb County Board of Commissioners hereby publicly

acknowledges and recognizes the outstanding accomplishments and contributions made by the

LAKE SHORE HIGH SCHOOL'S GIRLS FLAG CORPS (SHORIAN FLAG GIRLS) as well as the student body

which gave its full support and encouragement on the way to winning all their

Championships . And, further, the Board of Commissioners wishes the Squad the best of luck

in their next competition this May .

II Be It further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to the LAKE SHORE HIGH SCHOOL'S GIRLS FLAG CORPS and their coaches in testimony of the high esteem in which the Board of Commissioners has for them . G

0 April 28, 1994

RES . NO . 94-30

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION COMMENDING CHRISTOPHER JOSEPH AUITO FOR ACHIEVING THE STATUS OF EAGLE SCOUT IN THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA

COMMISSIONER BOBBY L . HILL , ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS , the Boy Scouts of America was founded in 1910, with a goal of

encouraging boys to participate in a program which fosters and develops physical as well

as mental well-being through programs centered around outdoor and educational activities,

as well as civic affairs , which is aimed at developing good citizenship and healthy and

useful living ; and

WHEREAS , the Boy Scouts of America , has steadfastly taught its young boy scouts,

that service and assistance to others , rather than one's self , is one of the highest

attainable goals in life and scouting ; and

WHEREAS , CHRISTOPHER JOSEPH AUITO a boy scout who has faithfully and devotedly

adhered to the teachings and principals of the Boy Scouts of America , and participated to

I such an extent that he has earned and achieved the higest rank possibly obtainable, that

of "Eagle Scout", is worthy of public acknowledgement and commendation by this body ; and

WHEREAS , CHRISTOPHER JOSEPH AIJITO , for his Eagle Service Project enlisted the

help of friends and fellow Scouts to design , build and install two park benches at the

Richmond Public library .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By these Presents , the Macomb county Board of Cr missioners, hereby

publicly acknowledges and commends CHRISTOPHER JOSEPH AUITO on achieving the status of

"Eagle Scout " a goal which is sought by all who join the Boy Scouts of America but which

is seldom attainable, and when so attained is truly worthy of public recognition .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to

CHRISTOPHER JOSEPH AUITO in recognition of his achieving the rank of Eagle Scout . April 28, 1994

RES . NO . 94-31

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION COMAENIDING RAYMOND GLOWSKI FOR HIS YEARS OF SERVICE ON THE IMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH BOARD

COMMISSIONERS NANCY M . WHITE, ELIZABETH M. SLINDE WILLIAM J . SOWERBY, AND JOSEPH J . STRIZIC, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFER THE FOLLkUING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS, the quality of government and its ability to render useful and

meaningful service to its citizens is directly related to the quality of its employees ;

and

WHEREAS, RAYMOND GLOWSKI, for upwards of 24 years has served the citizens of

Macomb County with honesty, sincerity and dedication ; and

WHEREAS, it has been the good fortune of the Board of Commissioners, the Macomb

County community Mental Health Services Board, and the citizens of the County of Macomb,

to have had the dedicated services of RAYMOND GLOWSKI during his tenure as a member of the

Community Mental Health Board from January 1, 1970 through may 31, 1994, and serving

I thirteen years as Chairperson, two years as Vice-chairperson and two years as Secretary

Treasurer ; and

WHEREAS, it is fitting and proper that RAYMOND GLOWSKI be recognized and

commended by this Board for his manifold contributions and devoted years of service to

Macomb County .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

0 That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby publicly

acknowledges and expresses tribute to RAYMOND GLOWSKI for his years of devoted public

service, and further does hereby commend and congratulate the said RAYMOND GLOWSKI for his

outstanding public service rendered, while serving as a member of the Macomb County

Community Mental Health Board .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to

RAYMOND GLOWSKI in testimony of the high esteem the said RAYMOND GLOWSKI is held by the

Macomb County Board of Commissioners . April 28, 1994

RES . NO . 94-32

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION ENCOURAGING THE STATE TO PROPERLY LANDSCAPE THE M-59 BOULEVARD THROUGH MACOMB COUNTY

VICE-CHAIRMAN DIANA KOLAKOWSKI AND PIISSIONERS JAMES M . BIERNAT, PHILIS DeSAELE, FRAN GILLETT AND JOSEPH J . STRIZIC, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFER THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS, the citizens of Macomb County have waited more than two decades for the

expansion of M-59 through Macomb County ; and

WHEREAS, construction is now under way and all citizens of Macomb County wish to

see the property developed in the most contemporary and aesthetically pleasing manner

possible ; and

WHEREAS, the Cities of Sterling Heights and Utica and the Townships of Shelby,

Macomb and Clinton have joined with the Sterling Heights Area Chamber of Commerce, the

Central Macomb Chamber of Commerce and major corporate citizens aligning M-59 in a

cooperative effort to ensure that the State of Michigan designs, purchases and installs

landscaping along the finished M-59 boulevard ; and

WHEREAS, this coalition of government and private enterprise are prepared to

assist the State in some aspects of the M-59 Boulevard landscaping enhancement including

the installmeant of decorative landscaping lighting ; and

WHEREAS, the Federal Government has provided much of the funding for the

expansion of M-59, and if possible, separate funding should be provided through the State

or Federal Government for proper landscaping in cooperation with the government and

corporate entities affected thereby .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, speaking for and on

behalf of all county citizens as follows :

I i That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners is hereby

encouraging the State of Michigan and the Federal Government to proceed with the M-59

expansion project, with the understanding that the boulevard will be landscaped in a park

like manner, completing the long awaited project in the most updated and aesthetically

pleasing manner possible . April 28, 1994

RES . NO . 94-34

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF OONdISSIONERS MACOMB COUN 'T'Y, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION IN SUPPORT OF HAVING STATE SALES TAX DEDUCTED ON FEDERAL INCOME TAX RETURNS

COMMISSIONER MARK A . STEENBERGH , CHAIRMAN OF THE MAQJMB COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS ON HALF OF THE ENTIRE BARD OF 0 VISSIONERS OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION

WHEREAS , the passage of Proposal A has increased the State sales tax by 50% ; and

WHEREAS , the sales tax is a tax on a tax , since income and wages are already taxed ; and

WHEREAS, State sales taxes have , in the past, been deductible on a federal income tax return ; and

WHEREAS, the Congress may pass and the President sign legislation which would reinstitute the deducation on the federal income tax return for State sales taxes .

NOW THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED by the Macomb County Board of Commissioners, speaking for and on behalf of all County citizens as follows :

That By These Presents , the Macomb County Board of Commissioners requests that the Congress pass and the president sign legislation providing that State sales tax be deductible for individuals filing a federal income tax return .

Be It further Resolved that copies of this Resolution be sent to the office of the President and members of Michigan ' s congressional delegation , Michigan Association of

Counties , National Association of Counties and the other 82 counties in Michigan . April 28, 1994

RES . NO . 94-35

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMKISSIONERS MACOMB CDUNTY, MICHIGAN

CHAIRMAN MARK A . STEENBERGH, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COn4ISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

A RESOLUTION COM,1ENDING THE HONORABLE FRANK E . JEANNEPIE ON THE 60TH ANNIVERSARY OF HIS ADMISSION TO THE PRACTICE OF LAW

WHEREAS, public service with sincerity, honesty and devotion to the cause of

improving local government on behalf of the people is truly a mark of distinction and

quality, often earned but too infrequently recognized ; and

WHEREAS, the HONORABLE FRANK E . JEANNEI'E has served the citizens of the County

of Macomb with devotion, distinction and integrity first when he was admitted into the

practice of law in 1934 ; then as Justice of the Peace for the City of Mt . Clemens in 1938 ;

then in 1946 when he was appointed Associate Municipal Judge for Mt . Clemens and then he

was elected Circuit Court Judge in 1967 ; and

WHEREAS, it has been the good fortune of the citizens of this great county to

have had the benefit of the HONORABLE FRANK E . JEANNEPIE'S wise and judicial counsel

especially during his tenure as Macomb County Circuit Court Judge . He has received many

honors and awards such as when the Kiwanis recently recognized him for 60 years of

continuous service, and when he was awarded the "Commendatore" of the Republic of Italy-

the highest honor the Italian Government can award a person who was not born in Italy ; and

WHEREAS, it is fitting and proper that the HONORABLE FRANK E . JEANNEITE, an

outstanding public servant be recognized for his contributions to good government .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COM>LISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS : S I

That By These Presents, the Macomb county Board of Commissioners, hereby 40 publicly acknowledges and expresses its recognition and appreciation for the multitude of contributions made by the HONORABLE FRANK E . JEANNEITE, in serving the people of this

great County and State with sincerity, honesty and devotion as Macomb County Circuit Court

Judge .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to

the HONORABLE FRANK E . JEANNETPE, an outstanding public servant, in testimony of the high esteem the Board of Commissioners has for the HONORABLE FRANK E . JEANNE I'E , a citizen worthy and deserving of this recognition .

0 May 26, 1994

RES . NO . 94-36

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF OJNMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION COtfl DING DAVID ANTHONY WEBB FOR ACHIEVING THE STATUS OF EAGLE SCOUT IN THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA

COMMISSIONER MICHAEL C . SESSA, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS, the Boy Scouts of America was founded in 1910, with a goal of

encouraging boys to particpate in a program which fosters and develops physical as well as

mental well-being through programs centered around outdoor and educational activities, as

well as civic affairs, which is aimed at developing good citizenship and healthy and

useful living ; and

WHEREAS, the Boy Scouts of America, has steadfastly taught its young boy scouts,

that service and assistance to others, rather than one's self, is one of the highest

attainable goals in life and scouting ; and

WHEREAS, DAVID ANTHONY WEBB a boy scout who has faithfully and devotedly adhered

to the teachings and principals of the Boy Scouts of America, and participated to such an 1 extent that he has earned and achieved the highest rank possibly obtainable, that of "Eagle Scout", is worthy of public acknowledgement and commendation by this body ; and

WHEREAS, DAVID ANTHONY WEBB, for his Eagle Service Project solicited a new

"Welcome/Information" sign for the front of the Octagon House, which included taking down

the old sign, scraping, securing the new sign ; then under DAVID ANTHONY WEBB'S guidance a

flower bed was restructured and existing wood chips were removed and flower bulbs were

transplanted . Also, a sidewalk area was created with bricks and flower bulbs and

perennials were added to the flower bed .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners, hereby

publicly acknowledges and commends DAVID ANTHONY WEBB on achieving the status of "Eagle

Scout" a goal which is sought by all who join the Boy Scouts of America but which is

seldom attainable, and when so attained is truly worthy of public recognition .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this resolution be presented to

DAVID ANTHONY WEBB in recognition of his achieving the rank of Eagle Scout . May 26, 1994

RES . NO . 94-37

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY , MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION PROCLAIMING THE WEEK OF MAY 16-20, 1994 AS PUBLIC HEALTH WEEK IN MACOMB COUNTY

COMMISSIONER WILLIAM J . SOWERBY, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION:

WHEREAS , the health and our citizens is one of the highest priorities , health

programs which emphasize the preventive aspects of disease play a crucial role in

promoting a healthy and productive society ; and

WHEREAS , John Engler , Governor of the State of Michigan has declared May 16-20,

1994 as Michigan Public Health week with resounding praise for the significant

contributions of state and local public health ; and

WHEREAS , the mission of the Macomb County Health Department is to preserve,

protect and improve the general health of Macomb County residents and the environmental

quality of our comunities ; and

1 WHEREAS , the Macomb County Health Department, since 1947 , has impacted significantly on the health status of Macomb County Citizens through health promotion and

disease prevention efforts , particularly in the areas of immunization , communicable

disease , maternal and child health, adult health , food protection , water quality

management and community health and safety ; and

WHEREAS , the Macomb County Health Department is a strong, active partner in the

health care delivery system through collaborative and cooperative relationships with the

private health care community and its leadership in public health practice and policy ; and

WHEREAS , the Macomb County Health Department shares in the future health of

Macomb County citizens by actively participating in health care reform to develop new

partnerships , new roles , new goals, and new grass root efforts for the creation and

maintenance of healthier communities .

NOW THEREFORE, Be It Resolved by the Board of Commissioners , speaking for and on

behalf of all county citizens as follows :

That By these Presents , the Macomb County Board of Commissioners does hereby

publicly declare the week of May 16-20 , 1994 as Public Health Week in Macomb County . II

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby recognizes the significant and outstanding services that the Macomb County Health Department provides to keep our citizens and communities safe and healthy . 0

0 May 26, 1994

RES . NO. 94-38

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF OOM4IISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION ON TRAVEL AND CONFERENCES I COMMISSIONER MICHAEL SWITALSKI , ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COM4ISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS, attendance at professional conferences can provide useful training and

enhance job performance for Macomb County employees and appointed and elected officials ;

and

WHEREAS, the cost of such conferences is borne by Macomb County taxpayers and

must be clearly justified and carefully monitored .

NOW, THEREFORE, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby adopts the

policy to restrict payment for conference expenses to conferences located within the 48

contiguous states of the United States .

All Departments , Boards , Commissions , Task Forces , special or standing

committees , financed in whole or in part by the County of Macomb , shall submit travel I requests to the Finance Committee for review and/or approval .

Furthermore , when similar conferences are held at multiple locations, the

location at the closest proximity to Macomb county should be selected .

Exceptions to this policy must be authorized in advance by no less than a

two-third ( 2/3) vote of the County Board of Commissioners .

Failure to adhere to this policy may result in budget reductions and/or

disciplinary action . May 26, 1994

RES . NO . 94-39

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACIOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION HONORING WALTER AND FREDA FRANCHUK ON THE OCCASION OF THEIR 50TH ANNIVERSARY

COMMISSIONER JOHN C . HERTEL , ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOUARD OF COPMIISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS , May 20 , 1994 marks the 50th Wedding Anniversary of Walter and Freda

Franchuk ; and

WHEREAS, WALTER and FREDA FRANCSIUK can look back with fond and loving memories

to their wedding day at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Anchorville , Michigan on

May 20 , 1944 , at which time they pledged their love and devotion ; and

WHEREAS, over the past 50 years , WALTER and FREDA FRANCHUKS ' strong belief in

the family unit and commitment to their God and one another caused them to be blessed with

four devoted daughters ; Susan, Annette , Donna and Julie and two wonderful grandchildren ;

Steven and Nikole ; and

WHEREAS , WALTER FRANCHUK was self-employed for 25 years and

politically/community involved for 33 years ; he is presently Lenox Township trustee ; was a

member of the Macomb County Board of Commissioners for 18 years and served as Chairman of

the Board for two years ; and also was a member of the Macomb County Board of Supervisors

for six years ; and

WHEREAS , it is fitting and proper that this loving union between WALTER and

FREDA FRANCHUK which has spanned 50 years , growing stronger as time passes , should be

recognized .

40 NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF (DWISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND ON BEHALF OF ALL OOUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents , the Maoomb County Board of Commissioners does hereby

extend its best wishes and congratulations to WALTER and FREDA FRANC= on the occasion of

their 50th Wedding Anniversary .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to

WALTER and FREDA FRANCHUK in testimony of the high esteem the Board of Commissioners has

for the said WALTER and FREDA FRANCHUK in commemoration of their 50th Wedding Anniversary . May 26, 1994

RES . NO . 94-40

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION COMMENDING JEANNE BUSSE, ON THE OCCASION OF HER RETIREMENT FROM THE WARREN CONSOLIDATED BOARD OF EDUCATION

COMMISSIONER LOUIS J . BURDI, CHAIRMAN MARK A . STEENBERGH AND COMMISSIONERS KENNETH R . CHRZANOWSKI, PHILLIP A . DiMARIA, DIANA KOLAKOWSKI, RALPH A . LIBERATO, SAM J . PETITIO AND ELIZABETH SLINDE, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OFFER THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS, public service with sincerity, honesty, devotion and a genuine

involvement in activities and projects that generate the intellectual and physical

development of the youth of America, should be publicly acknowledged and recognized ; and

WHEREAS, JEANNE BUSSE, as a Warren Consolidated Board of Ecucation Member, has

served the parents and children of said District with great distinction and dignity for

upxeards of 17 years ; and

WHEREAS, JEANNE BUSSE served as president from 1984 to 1986 (the first woman to

hold this position in the Warren Consolidated School District), and also served as vice

president and secretary ; and

WHEREAS, JEANNE BUSSE has also been active in her church, scouting and the

community and has received many, many awards such as the St . Anne Award from the Girl

Scouts, the Silver Beaver Award from the Boy Scouts, Woman of the Year Award from the

Warren Jaycees, Heart of Gold Award from the United Community Services, Charles Hanover

Award from the Rotary Club and others too numerous to mention ; and

WHEREAS, it is fitting and proper that public recognition be given to this

outstanding individual for her manifold contributions to the educational growth and

development of the County's youth and for her dedication to improving the educational

system .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners, hereby I publicly acknowledges and recognizes the outstanding contributions and accomplishments of

JEANNE BUSSE and further expresses congratulations and best wishes to the said JEANNE

BUSSE on her retirement . II

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to a

JEANNE BUSSE in testimony of the high esteem the Board of Commissioners has for her .

C May 26, 1994

RES . NO . 94-41

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MAOJMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION COMMENDING DR . RAYMOND M . CONTESPI ON RECEIVING THE "MACOMB COUNTY DISTINGUISHED CITIZEN AWARD" BY THE CLINTON VALLEY COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA

COMMISSIONERS NANCY M . WHITE, LOUIS J . BURDI, BOBBY L . HILL, WILLIAM J . SOWERBY AND MICHAEL SWITALSKI, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFER THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS, public service with sincerity, honesty, devotion and a genuine

involvement in activities and projects that generate improvement and betterment of the

quality of life for all people, is an aspiration and dream sought by many, but seldom

achieved or fulfilled ; and

WHEREAS, the aforesaid attributes aptly describe DR . RAYMOND CONTESTI, and

WHEREAS, DR. RAYMOND CONTESTI has served the citizens of Macomb County with

dignity, distinction and honor as a Probation officer ; as an Educational Director for the

Michigan Children's Charter ; as Special Education Director at Clintondale Community

Schools ; and finally Superintendent of Clintondale Community Schools, a position which he 1 currently holds ; and

WHEREAS, DR . RAYMOND CONTESTI has always found the time to aid his fellow

citizens generously giving of his time and efforts for worthy causes . He served as

Clinton Township Trustee for 20 years ; was a charter member of the Macomb County Big

Brothers and the Clinton Township Junior chamber of Commerce ; a member of the Michigan

Police Officers of Michigan and the Macomb County Crime Commission ; presently is Chairman

of the Board of the M .C .G . Telesis-Holding Company ; member of the Mount Clemens General

Hospital Board of Trustees, and many, many others too numerous to mention ; and

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

40 That By These Presents the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby publicly acknowledges and expresses its congratulations to DR . RAYMOND CONTESTI on being selected

for "The Macomb County Distinguished Citizen Award" presented by the Clinton Valley

Council Boy Scouts of America, an honor that he so richly deserves for his untiring

efforts and manifold contributions to the community .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to DR . RAYMOND CONTESTI in testimony of the high esteem the Board of Commissioners has for the said DR . RAYMOND CONTESTI an outstanding citizen , business and community leader .

D June 23, 1994

RES . NO . 94-42

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF ODM'IISSIONERS MWDMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION HONORING ARTHUR AND MARY BERNAT ON THE OCCASION OF THEIR 50TH ANNIVERSARY

O"ISSIONERS MARGE SWIATKOWSKI AND RALPH A . LIBERATO, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFER THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION : 40

WHEREAS, June 17, 1994 marks the 50th wedding Anniversary of ARTHUR and MARY

BERNAT ; and

WHEREAS, ARTHUR and MARY BERNAT can look back with fond and loving memories to

their wedding day at our Lady Queen of Apostles Parish in Hamtramck, Michigan on June 17,

1944, at which time they pledged their love and devotion ; and

WHEREAS, over the past 50 years, ARTHUR and MARY BERNAT'S strong belief in the

family unit and commitment to their God and one another caused them to be blessed with

five devoted children; Jacqueline, Patricia, Nancy, Arthur, Jr and Don and fourteen

wonderful grandchildren ; and

WHEREAS, ARTHUR BERNAT was self-employed for 20 years owning his own service

station ; and

WHEREAS, it is fitting and proper that this loving union between ARTHUR and MARY

BERNAT which has spanned 50 years, growing stronger as time passes, should be recognized .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By these Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners does hereby

extend its best wishes and congratulations to ARTHUYR and MARY BERNAT on the occasion of

their 50th Wedding Anniversary .

40 Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to

ARTHUR and MARY BERNAT in testimony of the high esteem the Board of Commissioners has for

the said ARTHUR and MARY BERNAT in commemoration of their 50th Wedding Anniversary . June 23, 1994

RES . NO . 94-43

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION COMMENDING JOSHUA SCHMADER FOR ACHIEVING THE STATUS OF EAGLE SCOUT IN THE BOY SCOUTS OF AFRICA

COMMISSIONER MICHAEL C . SESSA, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION

WHEREAS , the Boy Scouts of America was founded in 1910 , with a goal of encouraging boys to particpate in a program which fosters and develops physical as well as mental well -being through programs centered around outdoor and educational activities, as well as civic affairs , which is aimed at developing good citizenship and healthy and useful living ; and

WHEREAS, the Boy Scouts of America, has steadfastly taught its young boy scouts, that service and assistance to others, rather than one ' s self , is one of the highest attainable goals in life and scouting ; and

WHEREAS , JOSHUA SC MADER, a boy scout who has faithfully and devotedly adhered to the teachings and principles of the Boy Scouts of America , and particpated to such an extent that he has earned and achieved the highest rank possibly cbtaininable, that of

"Eagle Socut", is worthy of public acknowledgement and commendation by this body ; and

NOW THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By these Presents , the Macomb County Board of Commissioners , hereby publicly acknowledges and commends JOSHUA SCM4DER on achieving the status of "Eagle

Scout" a goal which is sought by all who join the Boy Scouts of America but which is seldom attainable , and when so attained , is truly worthy of public recognition .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to

JOSHUA SCHMADER in recognition of his achieving the rank of Eagle Scout . June 23, 1994

RES . NO. 94-44

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY , MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION COM4 LADING R . MARLIN SUM ER FOR YEARS OF DEDICATED SERVICE UPON HIS RETIREMENT FRDM THE CITY OF SP . CLAIR SHORES

CONPIISSIONERS ELMER J. KUSS AND CLIFFORD F . KABACINSKI, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFER THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS , the quality of government and its ability to render useful and meaningful service to its citizens is directly related to the quality of its employees ; and

WHEREAS , R. MARLIN SUMMER , for upwards of 27 years has served the citizens of

Macomb County with honesty , sincerity and dedication ; and

WHEREAS , the aforesaid attributes exercised at all times by R . MARLIN SUMMER are conclusive proof of his outstanding character , a mark of distinction , earned by many, however infrequently publicly acknowledged or recognized ; and

WHEREAS , it has been the good fortune of the citizens of St . Clair Shores as well as the citizens of the County of Macomb to have had the dedicated services of R .

MARLIN SUMMER during his tenure as an employee ; and

NOW THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS , SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby publicly acknowledges and recognizes the outstanding contributions and accomplishments of R . MARLIN

SUMMER and further expresses congratulations and best wishes to the said R . MARLIN SUMMER on his retirement .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to

R . MARLIN SUMNER in testimony of the high esteem the Board of Commissioners has for him . Tnne• 27 . 1994

RES . NO . 94-45

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION COM%1ENDING INSPECTOR JOSEPH SUIDA UPON HIS RETIREMENT FROM THE MACOMB COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT

CHAIRMAN MARK A . STEENBERGH, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF OO MISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS, public service with sincerity, honesty and devotion on behalf of all

people is truly a mark of distinction and worthy of public recognition ; and

WHEREAS, INSPECTOR JOSEPH SUIDA has served the citizens of the County of Macomb

with dignity, distinction and honor as a member of the Sheriff ' s Department for upwards of

thirty ( 30) years ; and

WHEREAS , during INSPECTOR JOSEPH SUIDA ' S illustrious career , he compiled a

record of distinguished accomplishments , awards and citations including being selected

Police officer of the year by the Fraternal Order of Police in 1984 ; and

WHEREAS , it has been the good fortune of the citizens of Macomb County and the I privilege of the Sheriff ' s Department of said County to have had the benefit of INSPECTOR

JOSEPH SUIDA ' S dedicated service, wisdom and counsel during his tenure with the Sheriff's

department first as a Deputy in 1963, Corporal in 1975 , Sergeant in 1977 , Lieutenant in

1982 and then an Inspector in 1984 to present ; and

WHEREAS, it is fitting and proper that this outstanding public servant be

recognized for his contributions to the safety of the Citizens of the County of Macomb .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COIvMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents , the Macomb County Board of Commissioners, hereby

publicly acknowledges and expresses its recognition of the outstanding public service and

contributions made to the Citizens of the County of Macomb by INSPECTOR JOSEPH SUIDA and

further expresses its congratulations and best wishes to him on his retirement .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to

INSPECTOR JOSEPH SUIDA in testimony of the high esteem the Board of Commissioners has for

the said INSPECTOR JOSEPH SUIDA an outstanding public servant, and citizen worthy and

deserving of this recognition . June 23, 1994

RES . NO . 94-46

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF OY4' ISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY , MICHIGAN

CHAIRMAN MARK A. STEENBERGH , ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF 0Y1MISSIONERS , OFFERS THE EOLTAWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS , Public Act 438 of 1980 obligates the State of Michigan to fully fund the courts of this state including the circuit , probate and district courts of the County of Macomb ; and

WHEREAS , the State of Michigan has failed to fulfill its statutory duty to fund the courts of the county of Macomb ; and

WHEREAS, litigation on behalf of the County of Macomb and other Michigan counties in the matter of GRAND TRAVERSE COUNTY , ET AL V STATE OF MICHIGAN , resulted in a judicial determination that the obligation to fully fund the court rests with the State ; and

WHEREAS, full funding of the courts of the County of Macomb must include facility costs and indirect costs associated with the court system .

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Macomb County Board of Commissioners, speaking for and on behalf of all County citizens , importunes the Governor and State

Legislature to fulfill the State ' s long established obligation to fully fund the cost of the courts of the County of Macomb , including all facility and indirect costs .

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of this Resolution be forwarded to Governor

John Engler , the Macomb County delegation to the State Legislature and the Michigan

Association of Counties . June 23, 1994

RES . NO . 94-47

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION CONMET4IORATING GRACE LUTHERAN FELLOWSHIP ON THE OCCASION OF THEIR NEW CHURCH

COMMISSIONER NICHOLYN A . BRANDFNBURG , ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

. WHEREAS , this great democracy was founded , in part, as a result of the search of

our forefathers for a land where they could worship in the manner and substance of their

choosing ; and

WHEREAS, the constitutional guarantee of "Freedom of Religion " is one of the

hallmarks of our great nation ; and

WHEREAS , there exists a continuous need to minister to the spiritual and moral

needs of the various peoples of our communities and nation ; and

WHEREAS, GRACE LUTHERAN FELLOWSHIP'S first worship service was held on September

17, 1989 at a school . After using several other locations for their church services,

their own church was built this year at 7525 Thirty-Two MIle Road, Romeo, Michigan,

providing a permanent house of worship and ministry to tend to the spiritual and moral I needs of all people within the Village of Romeo and the surrounding areas ; and

WHEREAS , GRACE LUTHERAN FELLOWSHIP has grown in strength , commitment and grace

under its founding Pastor , Lynn F. Witt , and will continue to enhance its service to God

and His people .

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMISSIONERS , SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents , the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby publicly

acknowledges and expresses its recognition and appreciation for the multitude of

contributions made by GRACE LUTHERAN FELLOWSHIP , and further wishes to extend its

congratulations and best wishes to GRACE LUTHERAN FELLOWSHIP on their new church .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to

GRACE LUTHERAN FELLOWSHIP in testimony of the high esteem the Board of Commissioners has

for GRACE LUIUERAN FELLOWSHIP . July 28, 1994

RES . NO . 94/49

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION COMMENDING POLICE CHIEF WILLIAM PRINGNITZ UPON HIS RETIRE4ENT FROM THE MOUNT CLEMENS POLICE DEPARTMENT

COMMISSIONER BOBBY L . HILL, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLCWING

WHEREAS, public service with sincerity, honesty and devotion on behalf of all

people is truly a mark of distinction and worthy of public recognition ; and

WHEREAS, POLICE CHIEF WILLIAM PRINGNITZ has served the citizens of the City of

Mount Clemens and the County of Macomb with dignity, distinction and honor as a member of

the Mount Clemens Police Department for upwards of (27) twenty-seven years ; and

WHEREAS, during POLICE CHIEF WILLIAM PRINGNITZ'S illustrious career, he compiled

a record of distinguished accomplishments, awards and citations ; and has served the

citizenry well as Police Chief, supervising his staff fairly, respecting their official

decisions and judgements, keeping open communication with the citizens and upholding the 1 effectiveness and integrity of the Mount Clemens Police Department ; and WHEREAS, it has been the good fortune of the cItizens of Mount Clemens and the

privilege of the police department of said city to have had the benefit of the said POLICE

CHIEF WILLIAM PRIGNITZ'S dedicated service, wisdom and counsel during his tenure with the

Police Department first as a Police officer in 1967, Sergeant in 1977, Lieutenant in 1978

and then Police Chief in 1989 to present ; and

WHEREAS, it is fitting and proper that this outstanding public servant be

recognized for his manifold contributions to the Citizens of Macomb County and especially

the Citizens of Mount Clemens .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS : e ~1~ I

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners, hereby

publicly acknowledges and expresses its recognition for the outstanding public service and

contributions made to the Citizens of the City of Mount Clemens and the County of Macomb

by POLICE CHIEF WILLIAM PRINGNITZ .

II Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to

POLICE CHIEF WILLIAM PRINGNITZ , an outstanding public servant , and citizen worthy and deserving of this recognition .

0 July 28, 1994

RES . NO . 94/50

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB Ca=, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION IMPLORING THE STATE OF MICHIGAN TO ASSIST MA 'B COUNTY'S SHORELINE COMMUNITIES IN DEALING WITH THE SHORELINE POLLUTION

fMMISSIONER MICHAEL C . SESSA, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BGIRD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS, the shoreline of Lake St . Clair, its canals and the Clinton River have been

infiltrated by a phenomenal growth of weeds creating boat navigation hazards, shoreline

pollution and health hazard problems for the citizenry in these areas ; and

WHEREAS, the weeds are amassing, mixing with dead fish, and creating a stench that is

unbearable to live by ; and

WHEREAS, reports of illness are being received from the people living by and near

these waterways ; and

WHEREAS, the Township of Harrison has declared a state of emergency, and the County

of Macomb is without the necessary resources to aid and assist all of the communities in Macomb I County affected by these problems .

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Board of Commissioners of the County of

Macromb, on behalf of the citizens of the County, and in particular, those residing along the

shoreline of Lake St . Clair, does hereby implore the president of the United States, our

Congressmen and Senators, the Governor and out State Legislature and SET4ODG to assist all of

the communities in Macomb County affected by these problems .

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that a copy of this Resolution be transmitted to the

President of the United States, the Governor of the State of Michigan, our United States

Congressmen and Senators and our State Senators and Representatives . July 28, 1994

RES . NO . 94-51

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB QnTIY , MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION PERTAINING TO BACTERIAL CONTAMINATION OF LAKE ST . CLAIR

COMMISSIONER WILLIAM J . SOWERBY, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS , the current extended bacterial contamination of Lake St . Clair presents a serious public health problem ; and

WHEREAS, the economic well being of numerous businesses has been jeopardized ; and

WHEREAS , this problem has generated fear and anxiety in the population as to its health effects and the effect on water quality ; and

WHEREAS, the citizens of Macomb County are not able to use and enjoy swimming in

Lake St . Clair in the numerous public park systems adjoining the Lake .

NOW THEREFORE, Be It Resolved by the Board of Commissioners , speaking for and on behalf of all county citizens as follows :

That By These Presents , the Michigan Legislature and Federal Representatives work to formulate legislation that will substantially diminish the potential of a future

occurrence of such contamination .

Be It Further Resolved that the Governor direct the Department of Natural

Resources to investigate the causes of such contamination and to work with the Michigan

Department of Public Health and SEMCOG to strengthen efforts in surface water quality

management . RES . NO . 94-52

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY , MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION TO SUPPORT EFFORTS TO INTRODUCE MACOMB COUNTY YOUTH `O SYMPHONIC MUSIC

COMMISSIONER CLIFFORD F. KABACINSKI , ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS , the Macomb County Board of Commissioners supports the efforts to expose

Macomb County Youth to symphonic music through a coordinated series of Youth Concerts for

fourth and fifth grade students through collaboration by the County ' s three symphonies;

and

WHEREAS, through a unified approach , more youth will be provided an opportunity

to particpate and each symphony will be more economically feasible presenting symphonic

music to a maximum number of Macomb County Youth ; and

WHEREAS, the regional orchestras will coordinate their Youth Concerts and each

will perform in their home auditorium ( i .e . Warren Symphony in the Warren Woods

Auditorium ; Macomb Symphony in Macomb Center and the Lake St . Clair Symphony in the St .

Clair Shores Auditorium ) thus reaching the maximum number of Macomb County Youth . I

NOW THEREFORE , Be it resolved by the Board of Commissioners , Speaking for and on

behalf of all county citizens as follows :

That By These Presents , the Macomb County Board of Commissioners does hereby

publicly support and encourage the collaboration of Macomb County Symphonies to perform

Youth Concerts and Educational Outreach Programs and to provide a cultural program of

introducing fourth and fifth grade students to classical music as a leisure time activity

by instilling an appreciation and understanding of the music and fostering a continuing

interest in Orchestral Music .

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED , that a suitable copy of this Resolution be sent to the

Macomb Intermediate School District . July 28, 1994

RES . NO . 94-53

OFFICIAL RESOUTION OF THE BOARD OF (YY44ISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION TO SEEK FUNDING FROM THE STATE OF MICHIGAN FOR REIMBURSEMENT FOR t EMERGENCY SEAWEED CLEAN-UP OF LAKE ST . CLAIR CONMISSIONERS MICHAEL C . SESSA, ELMER J . KUSS, CLIFFORD F . KABACINSKI AND POLAND R . FRASCHETTI ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFERED THE FOLLOWNG RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS, an emergency has been declared by the County of Macomb and the Charter

Township of Harrison regarding the pollution and seaweed problem existing along the Lake

St. Clair shoreline from Harrison Township to the southern tip of St . Clair Shores ; and

WHEREAS, the business communities in both Harrison Township and St . Clair Shores

are experiencing a severe economic loss due to the pollution problem and the stench of

rotting fish and vegetation ; and

WHEREAS, certain property values in both communities have suffered losses

because of the seaweed, dead fish and contamination of shoreline properties ; and

I WHEREAS, the Township of Harrison has expended funds to clean up the shoreline

and have not been reimbursed for the clean up expense ; and

WHEREAS, the City of St . Clair Shores has expended funds to clean up their

shoreline for the reasons cited above ; and

WHEREAS, the County of Macomb has expended funds to aid and assist in said clean

up; and

WHEREAS, the State of Michigan has agreed to take over control of the clean up

operations and issue contracts to private businesses to aid and assist, in a timely

manner, the total clean up of the lake in a two week period of time .

NOW THEREFORE, Be it Resolved by the Board of Commissioners, speaking for and on

behalf of all County citizens as follows :

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners request that

the State of Michigan reimburse Macomb County, Charter Township of Harrison and the City

of St . Clair Shores for documented monies expended in the clean up of Lake St . Clair to

date, with documentation to be supplied at a later date . 11

Be It Further Resolved that a copy of this Resolution be sent to the Governor and the State Senators and Representatives representing the county of Macomb and our lobbyist requesting a Bill be introduced compensating the local governments in emergency cleaning .

0 RES . NO. 94/54

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB ODUNPY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION OPPOSING THE ADOPTION OF THE REVISED MICHIGAN DEPARIT4ENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH/CENTER OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES, PROPOSED ADMINISTRATIVE RULES ON SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES

OJMvIISSIONER ELIZABETH M . SLINDE , CHAIRPERSON OF THE FINANCE COMMITTEE , ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF CThMISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS , the rules violate major principles established by enabling legislation

(P .A . 368 if 1978) and further diminish local authority and involvement in the substance abuse services delivery system ; and

WHEREAS , all references to coorinating agencies ( CA's) have been removed from the rules , and a general section which discussed the local coordinating agencies relationship to programs , as well as other specific rules which outline the local CA role in recipient rights and data reporting have been elminated ; and

WHEREAS , the rules formally established Central Diagnostic and Referral Agencies

(CDR's) and transfer several of the administrative functions of the Coordinating Agency to these CDR Agencies ; and

WHEREAS , the rules should formally include a statement which allows the CA to provide these functions directly or, where and when locally appropriate, allow the CA to designate and contact for all or some of these functions ; and

WHEREAS , these rules clearly demonstrate an intent to diminish the role of local communities and increase State governmeant , and these implementations will further demonstrate the inability of a State government to manage local community services out of

Lansing ; and

WHEREAS , the rules also include overly cumbersome , and expensive credentialing

requirements for personnel who provide direct services , and over regulation of service

providers ; and

WHEREAS, the credential requirements do not specify what are approved

substitutes for educated and experienced professionals who have been working and seek to

work, in the field and need to be thoroughly revised ; and

WHEREAS , the rules will require all clinical supervisors to obtain a new

credential with no approved substitute or credit for other professional licenses , degrees

or years of experience ; and WHEREAS, this combined with the increases in provider responsibilities and micro-management regulations will lead to a significant reduction in the availability of efficient substance abuse services in Michigan . e

Be It Resolved by the Board of Commissioners , Speaking for and on NOW THEREFORE, 0 behalf of all County Citizens as follows :

THAT BY THESE PRESENTS, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners formally

opposes the Revised Michigan Department of Public Health/Center of Substance Abuse Serices

Proposed Administrative Rules on Substance Abuse Services .

0 0 August 18, 1994

RES . NO . 94-55

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COtPIISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY , MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION DING TOILER STARNES FOR ACHIEVING THE STATUS OF EAGLE SCOUT IN THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA

COMMISSIONER FRAN GILLETT AND JOSEPH J . STRIZIC, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, FFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS , the Boy Scouts of America was founded in 1910 , with a goal of

encouraging boys to particpate in a program which fosters and develops physical as well as

mental well -being through programs centered around outdoor and education activities, as well as civic affairs, which is aimed at developing good citizenship and healthy and

useful living ; and

WHEREAS , the Boy Scouts of America , has steadfastly taught its young boy scouts,

that service and assistance to others , rather than one's self , is one of the highest

attainable goals in life and scouting ; and

WHEREAS , TOILER STARNES , a boy scout who has faithfully and devotedly adhered to

the teachings and principles of the Boy Scouts of America , and participated to such an

extent that he has earned and achieved the highest rank possibly obtainable, that of

"Eagle Scout ", is worthy of public acknowledgement and commendation by this body ; and

WHEREAS, TOILER STARNES, for his eagle service project built student /teacher

aids used in conjunction with the annual Utica Community School ' s science olympiad . Under

TOILER STARNE' S leadership , he and several scouts built bottle rocket launcers and rubber

band catapults for the school science olympiad team .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents , the Macomb County Board of Commissioners , hereby

publicly acknowledges and commends TOLLER STARNES on achieving the status of "Eagle Scout"

a goal which is sought by all who join the Boy Scouts of America but which is seldom

attainable , and when so attained is truly worthy of public recognition .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to

TOILER STARNES in recognition of his achieving the rank of Eagle Scout . August 18, 1994

RES . 94-56

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY , MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION CDM1ENDING GREG BOE HMER FOR ACHIEVING THE STATUS OF EAGLE SCOUT IN THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA

CONMISSIONERS FRAN GILLETT AND JOSEPH J . STRIZIC, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION

WHEREAS, the Boy Scouts of America was founded in 1910 , with a goal of encouraging boys to participate in a program which fosters and develops physical as well as mental well-being through programs centered around outdoor and education activities, as well as civic affairs , which is aimed at developing good citizenship and healthy and useful living ; and

WHEREAS , the Boy Scouts of America , has steadfastly taught its young boy scouts, that service and assistance to others , rather than one's self is one of the higest attainable goals in life and scouting ; and

WHEREAS, GREG BDEI MER, a boy scout who has faithfully and devotedly adhered to the teachings and principles of the Boy Scouts of America , and participated to such an extent that he has earned and achieved the highest rank posssibly obtainable, that of

"Eagle Scout ," is worthy of public acknowledgement and commendation by this body ; and

WHEREAS, GREG BDESR, for his Eagle Service , Project landscaped the Recording for the Blind located in Troy , Michigan . Under Greg Boehmer ' s leadership, he and several scouts worked on clearing away old shrubs , concrete and completely landscaped half of the property immediately surrounding the building .

NOW THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF CNt4ISSIONERS , SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents , the Macomb County Board of Commissioners , hereby publicly acknowledges and commends GREG BOEHMER on achieving the status of "Eagle Scout" a goal which is sought by all who join the Boy Scouts of America but which is seldom attainable , and when so attained is truly worthy of public recognition .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to

GREG BOE[-INER in recognition of his achieving the rank of Eagle Scout . August 18, 1994

RES . NO. 94-57

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BEARD OF CONF[ISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY , MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION COMMENDING ANION BUSU'ITIL FOR ACHIEVING THE STATUS OF EAGLE SCOUT IN THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA

COMMISSIONER FRAN GILLETT AND JOSEPH J . STRIZIC, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS , the Boy Scouts of America was founded in 1910 , with a goal of encouraging boys to particpate in a program which fosters and develops physical as well as mental well -being through programs centered around outdoor and education activities, as well as civic affairs , which is aimed at developing good citizenship and healthy and useful living ; and

WHEREAS, the Boy Scouts of America , has steadfastly taught its young boy scouts, that service and assistance to others , rather than one's self , is one of the highest attainable goals in life and scouting ; and

WHEREAS , AN'I'ON BUSUTTIL , a boy scout who has fathfully and devotedly adhered to the teachings and principles of the Boy Scouts of America , and participated to such an extent that he has earned and achieved the highest rank possibly obtainable , that of

"Eagle Scout ," is worthy of public acknowledgement and commendation by this body ; and

WHEREAS , ANION BUSUITIL , for his Eagle Service Project repaired the smoke house and landscaped the Historical Octagon House ( used in the underground railroad in the

American Civil War) located in Washington , Michigan . Under ANION BUSUTTIL ' S leadership, he and several scouts worked on clearing away old overgrown trees and shrubs that blocked the view of the smoke house and built a new roof and door .

NOW THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS , SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents , the Macomb County Board of Commissioners , hereby publicly acknowledges and commends ANION BUSUITIL on achieving the status of "Eagle Scout"

a goal which is sought by all who join the Boy Scouts of America but which is seldom

attainable, and when so attained is truly worthy of public recognition .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to

ANION BUSUITIL in recognition of his achieving the rank of Eagle Scout . August 18,1994

RES . 94-58

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COWISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION 0OM FNDING SCOTT SC HAC RINGER FOR ACHIEVING THE STATUS OF EAGLE SCOUT IN THE BOY SCOWS OF AMERICA

O"ISSIONER FRAN GILLEPT AND JOSEPH J . STRIZIC, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF ODfMISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS, the Boy Scouts of America was founded in 1910 , with a goal of

encouraging boys to particpate in a program which fosters and developes physical as well

as mental well -being through programs centered around outdoor and education activities, as

well as civic affairs , which is aimed at developing good citizenship and healthy and

useful living ; and

WHEREAS, the Boy Scouts of America , had steadfastly taught its young boy scouts,

that service and assistance to others , rather than one's self , is one of the highest

attainable goals in life and scouting ; and

WHEREAS, SOOTT SQ-IACiIINGER , a boy scout who has faithfully and devotedly adhered

I to the teachings and principles of the Boy Scouts of America, and participated to such an

extent that he has earned and achieved the highest rank possibly obtainable, that of

"Eagle Scout ", is worthy of public acknowledgement and commendation by this body ; and

WHEREAS , SCCYPT SCEACHINGER , for his Eagle Service Project landscaped the

Recording for the Blind located in Troy , Michigan . Under SCOTT SCHACIIINGER's leadership,

he and several scouts worked on clearing away old shrubs, concrete and completely

landscaped half of the property immediately surrounding the building .

NOW THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS , SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners , hereby 40 publicly acknowledges and commends SCOTT SQIACIiINGER on achieving the status of "Eagle Scout" a goal which is sought by all who join the Boy Scouts of America but which is

seldom attainable, and when so attained is truly worthy of public recognition .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be prsented to

SCOTT SCHACHINGER in recognition of his achieving the rank of Eagle Scout . AUGUST 18, 1994

RES . NO . 94-59

Official Resolution Of The Board Of Commissioners Macomb County, Michigan

A Resolution Commending Janet Voorheis For Years of Dedicated Service as Director of the Macomb County Michigan State University Extension

The Entire Board of Commissioners Offers The Following Resolution :

Whereas , the quality of government and its ability to render useful and

meaningful service to its citizens is directly related to the quality of its

employees ; and

Whereas , JANET VOORHEIS, for upwards of fifteen (15) years has served the

citizens of Macomb County with honesty, sincerity and dedication ; and

whereas, it has been the good fortune of the Board of Commissioners, the

Macomb County MSU Extension, and the citizens of the County of Macomb to have had

the dedicated services of JANET VOORHEIS since January, 1979 ; and

Whereas , it is fitting and proper that JANET VOORHEIS be recognized and

commended by this Board for her manifold contributions and years of dedicated

service as Director of the Macomb County MSU Extension ; and further wishes JANET 1 VOORHEIS much success in her promotion to the MSU, Southeast Regional Coordinator of Educational Partnerships .

NOW THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS , SPEAKING FOR AND

ON BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners does hereby

publicly acknowledges and expresses tribute to JANET VOORHEIS for her many years

of devoted public service rendered, and further extends its best wishes to JANET

VOORHEIS as the MSU, Southeast Regional Coordinator of Educational Partnerships .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented

to JANET VOORHEIS in testimony of the high esteem in which the said JANET VOORHEIS

is held by the Macomb County Board of Commissioners . August 18, 1994

RES . NO . 94-60

Official Resolution Of The Board Of Commissioners Macomb County, Michigan

A Resolution Commending George R . Roggatz, Upon His Retirement from St . Peter Lutheran School

Commissioner Nicholyn A . Brandenburg, on behalf of The Entire Board of Commissioners, Offers the Following Resolution :

Whereas , dedication to the intellectual and physical development of the youth

of America coupled with the donation of one's time, energy and expertise to aid in

the development and growth of the community, should be publicly acknowledged and

recognized ; and

Whereas , GEORGE R . ROGGATZ received his elementary and high school education

in the public school system . In the fall of 1947, he entered Concordia Teachers

College in Seward, Nebraska to begin his studies for the Lutheran Teaching

Ministry, and in May of 1951, he graduated from Concordia, Seward with a Bachelor

of Science Degree in Education, a major in music and minors in education and

religion and has also taken graduate courses at St . Cloud State in Minnesota ; and

Whereas , during is illustrious career, GEORGE R . ROGGATZ'S goal has not only

been to enhance the school environment, but also the community as a whole . Prior

to accepting the call to St . Peter Congregation, GEORGE R . ROGGATZ had served at

Trinity in Iowa ; Trinity in Minnesota and at Zion in Minnesota . In each of the

above congregations, he has served as principal ; and

Whereas, since coming to St . Peter in 1967, GEORGE R . ROGGATZ served as

principal of the school until 1975, as minister of music until 1987 and as fifth

grade teacher and organist until his retirement ; and

Whereas , GEORGE R . ROGGATZ together with his lovely wife Bonita were blessed r with four wonderful children : Beckie, Patricia, John and Timothy ; and

Whereas , it is fitting and proper that public recognition be given to this

outstanding individual for his manifold contributions to the educational as well

as spiritual growth and development off the County's youth .

NOW THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS , SPEAKING FOR AND

ON BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS : August 18, 1994

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners does hereby

publicly acknowledges and recognizes the outstanding contributions and

accomplishments of GEORGE R . ROGGATZ and wishes to express its congratulations and

best wishes to the said GEORGE R . ROGGATZ on his retirement .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented

to GEORGE R . ROGGATZ in testimony of the high esteem the Board of Commissioners has

for him .

0 August 18, 1994

RES . NO . 94-61

Official Resolution Of The Board Of Commissioners Macomb County, Michigan

A Resolution Commending Gerald McCaffrey On His Years of Dedicated Service

Chairman Mark A . Steenbergh, i Commissioners Diana J . Kolakowski and Elmer J . Kuss, on behalf of The Entire Board of Commissioners, Offer the Following Resolution :

Whereas, GERALD MCCAFFREY, for upwards of 11 years has served the general

public with sincerity, honesty and dedication as a member of the Macomb County

Board of Commissioners and also the Macomb County Parks and Recreation Commission ;

and

Whereas, the aforesaid attributes exercised at all times by GERALD MCCAFFREY

are conclusive proof of his outstanding character, a mark of distinction, earned

through conscientious service, however infrequently publicly acknowledged or

recognized ; and

Whereas , GERALD MCCAFFREY, has also distinguished himself during 30 years of 1 dedicated service with the Michigan Bell Telephone Company ; and also during his illustrious career, has served on the Fraser Public Schools Board of Education,

1970-1990 and was president for seven years, vice president for five years ; the

Macomb Intermediate School District Board of Education, 1983-1994 and was Vice

President for six years and trustee for five years ; Macomb County School Board

Association where he was president for two years ; the South East Michigan Council

of Governments (SEMCOG), 1983-1994 and was chairman for one year and vice chairman

for six years ; and also the Michigan Association of Regions where he served as

president for one year ; and

Whereas , it is fitting and proper that GERALD MCCAFFREY be recognized and

commended by this Board of Commissioners for his manifold contributions and many

years of service in the furtherance of good responsible government and improving

the quality of life for all mankind as well as strengthening the foundation of the

community .

NOW THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND

ON BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS : must 18, 1994

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners and the Parks and Recreation Commission publicly acknowledges and express tribute to GERALD

MCCAFFREY for his many years of devoted public service , and further does hereby acknowledge , recognize and commend the said GERALD MCCAFFREY for his manifold contributions and outstanding public service rendered in his community and through numerous civic and charitable organizations .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to GERALD MCCAFFREY in testimony of the high esteem in which the said GERALD

MCCAFFREY is held by the Macomb County Board of Commissioners . ust 18 . 1944

RES . NO . 94-62

Official Resolution Of The Board Of Commissioners Macomb County, Michigan

A Resolution Commending Dr . Mark A . Gualdoni For Outstanding Public Service

Commissioner Don Brown , on behalf of The Entire Board of Commissioners, Offers the Following Resolution :

Whereas, public service with sincerity, honesty, devotion and a genuine involvement in activities and projects that generate improvement and betterment in the quality of life for all people is an aspiration and dream sought by many, but seldom achieved or fulfilled ; and

Whereas , the aforesaid attributes aptly describe DR . MARK A . GUALDONI who has unselfishly given of his time, energy and undaunted efforts to the community ; and

Whereas , DR . MARK A . GUALDONI has served the 52 Lions Clubs and 17 Lioness

Clubs as District Governor 11A2 in 1993-94 which includes all of Macomb and Oakland

Counties with a combined membership of over 2,500 people . He has also served

District 11A2 as Deputy District Governor, Zone Chairperson and has been of service to the Lions of Michigan as Chairperson of the Council of Governors for 1993-94 ; and

Whereas , the said DR . MARK A . GUALDONI has earned the respect of the members of his home club, Washington, through his organized and dedicated efforts to promote Lionism ; and with the leadership of DR . MARK A . GUALDONI, District 11A2 has donated over $1,000,000 (one million dollars) to Lion supported charities ; and

Whereas , DR . MARK A . GUALDONI has been the recipient of many awards such as the International Presidents "Certificate of Appreciation," International

Presidents "Horizons Award," 100% District Governor's Award - District Governor's

"Excellence Award" and the Melvin Jones Fellowship (Progressive Diamond) Award .

NOW THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS , SPEAKING FOR AND

ON BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners does hereby acknowledges and recognizes the many outstanding contributions and accomplishments of DR . MARK A . GUALDONI and for the many years that he has demonstrated through his

leadership what it means to be a Lion .

I August 18, 1994

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented

to DR . MARK A . GUALDNOI in testimony of the high esteem the Macomb County Board of I Commissioners holds for him .

0 August 18, 1994

RES . NO. 94-63

OFFICIAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB AUNTY , MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION DING HELEN M. BRANDENBURG UPON HER RETIREMENT HUM THE MACOMB COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF CLERK AND REGISTER OF DEEDS

COUNTY CONMISSICNER WILLIAM J . SDWERBY, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF QDNMISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION:

WHEREAS , the quality of government and its ability to render useful and

meaningful service to its citizens is directly related to the quality of its employees,

and

WHEREAS, it has been the good fortune of the Board of Commissioners, the

Department of County Clerk and Register of Deeds , and the citizens of the County of

Macomb, to have had the dedicated services of HELEN M . BRANDENBURG, during her tenure as

an employee of the County of Macomb from September 22, 1975 to August 26 , 1994; and

WHEREAS, in 1975 , HE LEN M. BRANDENBURG was hired as a Typist/Clerk I in the

Macomb County Department of Clerk and Register of Deeds ; on January 17, 1977 , she was

promoted to a Steno IV position and on July 1 , 1978 , was promoted to Administrative I Secretary, the position she held until her retirement ; and

WHEREAS , it is fitting and proper that HELEN M . BRANDENBURG be recognized and

commended by this Board for her manifold contributions and devoted years of service to

Macomb County.

NOW THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS , SPEAKING FOR AND ON

BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

40 That By These Presents , the Macomb County Board of commissioners hereby publicly acknowledges and expresses tribute to HELEN M . BRANDENBURG for her years of devoted public

service, and

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to

HELEN M . BRANDENBURG in testimony of the high esteem in which the said HELEN M .

BRANDENBURG is held by the Macomb County Board of Commissioners .

II August -M 1994

RES . NO . 94-64

OFFIICAL RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD TO EXECUTE A WARRANTY DEED, CONVEYING 5 .188 ACRES OF LAND TO MACOMB COMCNITY COLLEGE IN EXCHANGE FOR A WJRRANIY DEED FROM THE COLLEGE FOR THE 5 .188 ACRES OF LAND ON WHICH THE COUNTY LIBRARY IS SITUATED .

COMMISSIONER MARK A . STEENBERGH, CHAIRPERSON OF THE MACOMB Ca= BOARD OF a 11ISSIONERS, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OFFERS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION :

WHEREAS, the County Board of Commissioners approved at the August 31, 1977 Full

Board meeting, the exchange of 5 .188 acres of land with Macomb Community College,

involving property where the Macomb County Library is presently located, and the 5 .188

acres approximately 1,000 feet to the west of the Library ; and

WHEREAS, the Macomb Community College Board of Trustees at the September 10,

1977 meeting also formally approved such property exchange ; and

WHEREAS, neither the County nor the College ever executed Warranty Deeds for the

exchange of said properties despite formal approval by the respective Boards ;

NOW, THEREFORE, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby adopts this

resolution land hereby directs a Warrangy Deed be drafted affecting the exchange of said

properties despite formal approval by the respective Boards ;

NOW THEREFORE, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby adopts this

resolution and hereby directs a Warranty Deed be drafted affecting the exchange of 5 .188

acres of land located west of the County Library to Macomb Community College, the title to

which the County received from the College by way of deed on June 16, 1971 . Further, be

it resolved that the Chairman of the Macomb County Board of Commissioners is authorized to

execute such Deed conveying said property to Macomb Community College in exchange for a to properly executed Warranty Deed from the College to the County for the 5 .188 acres of land

on which the County Library is now located . September 29, 1994

RES . NO . 94-65

Official Resolution Of The Board Of Commissioners Macomb County, Michigan

A Resolution Honoring The American Polish Century Club of Sterling Heights

Vice Chairman Diana Kolakowski, on behalf of the Entire Board of Commissioners, Offers the Following Resolution :

Whereas, THE AMERICAN POLISH CENTURY CLUB of Sterling Heights was organized 0 in December, 1960 and embraces the cities located in Macomb County and now extends membership to residents of Polish descent throughout the State of Michigan ; and

Whereas , the main objective of THE AMERICAN POLISH CENTURY CLUB is to unite

in bonds of fraternity and benevolence those qualifying for membership and adhering

to its principles ; and to seek to promote welfare, happiness and education of its

members ; to cultivate good fellowship and to provide for its government ; to

construct, complete, equip and maintain a home for the Club and conduct all

necessary fund raising in connection therewith and to promote social and

residential pride and interest in the community ; and

Whereas on March 28, 1961, when THE AMERICAN POLISH CENTURY CLUB was

incorporated, the first meetings were held at the Metropolitan Club in Warren, and

then in 1963, the current site was purchased at 33204 Maple Lane in Sterling

Heights . The first improvement was in 1965 when an addition and improvements to

the interior of the building and grounds were made ; and in 1983 the second major

addition was completed . Then after years of dreams and hard work, the third and

most important expansion was completed in mid-1994 with the addition of new hall,

kitchen, offices and much needed storage areas ; and

Whereas , THE AMERICAN POLISH CENTURY CLUB over the years has participated in

numerous civic events, currently sponsors the annual Polish Festival at Freedom

Hill County Park and supports many, many organizations and causes such as the Lions

Club, Leader Dogs for the Blind ; and

Whereas , THE AMERICAN POLISH CENTURY CLUB continues to grow and reflects the

strong support from its members and is proud of their dedication to the

preservation and promotion of the great Polish heritage .

NOW THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS , SPEAKING FOR AND

ON BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

fl September 29, 1994

That By These Presents , the Macomb County Board of Commissioners does hereby

publicly acknowledges and expresses it best wishes to THE AMERICAN POLISH CENTURY

CLUB on its expansion and all future endeavors .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented

to the members of THE AMERICAN POLISH CENTURY CLUB in testimony of the high esteem

t h e B oar d o f C o m m i s s i o n e r s h o l d s f o r t hem .

9 September 29, 1994

RES . NO . 94-66

Official Resolution Of The Board Of Commissioners Macomb County, Michigan

A Resolution Honoring Dr . Jerry Linenger From Eastpointe on Being Macomb County's First Astronaut

Commissioner Phillip A . DiMaria, on behalf of The Entire 40 Board of Commissioners, Offers the Following Resolution :

Whereas , family, friends, acquaintances as well as all the Citizens of Macomb

County have justifiable reason to be excited, jubilant and proud of DR . JERRY

LINENGER who was chosen to be one of six astronauts aboard the space shuttle

Discovery for its STS-64 mission scheduled for September, 1994 ; and

Whereas, DR . JERRY LINENGER grew up in Eastpointe (formerly East Detroit) and

graduated from East Detroit High School in 1973 ; and continued on with a full,

well-rounded educational background . he graduated fourth in his class from the

U .S . Naval Academy with a bachelor of science degree in bioscience ; earned a

doctorate in medicine from Wayne State University ; top graduate in naval flight

surgeon training and naval safety officer's school ; served as a naval flight

surgeon ; earned a master of science degree in systems management from University

of Southern California ; earned master of public health degree in health policy from

University of North Carolina ; earned a doctor of philosophy degree in epidemiology

from University of North Carolina ; was principal research investigator at the Naval

Health Research Center while concurrently serving as a faculty member at the

University of California - San Diego School of Medicine in sports medicine ; and

Whereas , DR . JERRY LINENGER's dream has always been to become an astronaut,

and in the pursuit of his dream, he always did his best, studied hard and had

perseverance . He has always been curious about space travel and learning new and

different things and now his dream is about to come true ; and

Whereas , DR . JERRY LINENGER has the best wishes and support of the Macomb

County Board of Commissioners along with thousands of Macomb County residents who 40 will be watching and supporting their "hometown" hero as he blasts off from Cape Canaveral .

NOW THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS , SPEAKING FOR AND

ON BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS : September 29, 1994

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners does hereby

publicly acknowledges and expresses its congratulations to DR . JERRY LINENGER on

being selected as Macomb County's first astronaut an honor that he so richly

deserves for his untiring efforts and hard work to prepare himself for outer space

travel .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented

to DR . JERRY LINENGER in testimony of the high esteem the Board of Commissioners

has for the said DR . JERRY LINENGER an outstanding citizen and worthy of this

honor .

r September 29, 1994

RES . NO . 94-67

Official Resolution Of The Board Of Commissioners Macomb County, Michigan

A Resolution Honoring United States Representative David Bonior For His Years of Dedicated Service to Macomb County Residents

Chairman Mark A . Steenbergh, Commissioners Elizabeth M . Slinde and Michael Switalski, on behalf of The Entire Board of Commissioners, Offer the Following Resolution :

Whereas, public service with sincerity, honesty, devotion and a genuine

involvement in activities and projects that generate improvement and betterment of

the quality of life for all people as an aspiration and dream sought by many, but

seldom achieved on fulfilled ; and

Whereas , DAVID BONIOR has served the citizens of Macomb County with dignity,

distinction and honor as a State Representative from 1972 through 1976 ; and then

as an United States Representative from 1976 to present . He has served on the

powerful House Rules Committee since 1980 . As a senior member of the Rules

Committee, he manages legislation on national defense, oil spill liability and 1 clean air and reviews every major piece of legislation that is to be voted on by the House . Also in 1991, was elected Majority Whip (the third ranking position in

the House Democratic leadership) being the only person from Michigan to serve in

the House Democratic Leadership in the history of the U .S . Congress .

Whereas , the said DAVID BONIOR as a public servant fights for legislation to

create jobs, stimulates economic investment, cuts federal budget deficits, protects

the environment, supports human rights and much more for the betterment of mankind ;

and

Whereas , it is fitting and proper that DAVID BONIOR be publicly recognized and

commended by this County Board of Commissioners for his manifold contributions and

years of service . is NOW THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS , SPEAKING FOR AND ON BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners publicly

acknowledges and expresses its congratulations to DAVID BONIOR for his major

contributions in helping to improve the quality of life for all the Citizens of the

United States and especially those in the County of Macomb . September 29, 1994

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented

to DAVID BONIOR in testimony of the high esteem the Board of Commissioners has for

the said DAVID BONIOR, an outstanding public official and champion of the people .

0 September 29, 1994

RES . NO . 94-68

Official Resolution Of The Board Of Commissioners Macomb County, Michigan

A Resolution Commending Dr . Lewis D . Rickman For Outstanding Public Service

Commissioner Bobby L . Hill, on behalf of The Entire Board of Commissioners, Offers the Following Resolution :

Whereas , public service with sincerity, honesty, devotion and a genuine

involvement in activities and projects that generate improvement and betterment in

the quality of life for all people is an aspiration and dream sought by many, but

seldom achieved or fulfilled ; and

Whereas , the aforesaid attributes aptly describe Dr . Lewis D . Rickman who has

unselfishly given his time, energy and undaunted efforts to the community ; and

Whereas , Dr . Lewis D . Rickman , the first black physician in Macomb County,

began his private practice in Mt . Clemens in 1949 and served on the Medical Staff

of St . Joseph's Hospital until his retirement in 1983, and is one of those rare

persons who has dedicated his life to humanitarianism, as evident by his

involvement in numerous projects to improve the quality of life for all people ; and

Whereas , it is fitting and proper that Dr . Lewis D . Rickman be recognized and

commended by this Board for his manifold contributions and years of dedicated

service and hard work for the Citizens of Mt . Clemens as well as all Citizens of

Macomb County .

Now therefore , Be It Resolved By The Board of Commissioners, Speaking For And

On Behalf Of All County Citizens As Follows :

One

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby

publicly acknowledges and expresses tribute to Dr . Lewis D . Rickman and proclaims

that a portion of the Macomb County Community Hike-Bike Path Bridge be dedicated

in honor of Dr . Lewis D . Rickman for all his voluntary service and community

involvement .

Two

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented

to Dr . Lewis D . Rickman in testimony of the high esteem in which the said Dr . Lewis

D . Rickman is held by the Macomb County Board of Commissioners .

1I September 29, 1994

RES . NO . 94-69

Official Resolution Of The Board Of Commissioners Macomb County, Michigan

A Resolution Offering Tribute And Commendation To The Late Pauline Wade Tyson For Outstanding Public Service

Commissioner Bobby L . Hill, On Behalf Of The Entire Board Of Commissioners, I Offers The Following Resolution :

Whereas , public service with sincerity, honesty, devotion and a genuine

involvement in activities and projects that generate improvement and betterment in

the quality of life for all people is an aspiration and dream sought by many, but

seldom achieved or fulfilled ; and

Whereas , the aforesaid attributes aptly describe the late Pauline Wade Tyson

who unselfishly gave of her time, energy and undaunted efforts to the community ;

and

Whereas , Pauline Wade Tyson, gave many years of dedicated service to her

community and church . Her many awards such as the Brotherhood Interfaith Award in

1981, the "Heart of Gold Award" in 1985, Senior Citizens of the Year Award in 1988

and others bear testimony to how she unselfishly donated her time, energy and

expertise to a long list of organizations in Macomb County, as well as numerous

I projects to improve the quality of life for all people ; and

Whereas, it is fitting and proper that the late Pauline Wade Tyson be

remembered and commended by this Board for her manifold contributions and years of

dedicated service and hard work for the Citizens of Mt . Clemens as well as all

Citizens of Macomb County .

NOW THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND i ON BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS : One

That By These Presents , the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby

publicly acknowledges and expresses tribute to the late Pauline Wade Tyson and

proclaims that a portion of the Macomb County Community Hike-Bike Path Bridge be

dedicated to the memory of Pauline Wade Tyson for all her voluntary service and

community involvement . September 29, 1994

Two

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented

to Pauline Wade Tyson ' s sister in testimony of the high esteem in which the said

Pauline Wade Tyson is held by the Macomb County Board of Commissioners .

I I I! September 29, 1994

RES . NO . 94-70

Official Resolution Of The Board Of Commissioners Macomb County, Michigan

A Resolution Offering Tribute And Commendation To The Late Fred A . York For Outstanding Public Service

Commissioner Bobby L . Hill, On Behalf Of The Entire Board Of Commissioners, 0 Offers The Following Resolution : Whereas , public service with sincerity, honesty, devotion and a genuine

involvement in activities and projects that generate improvement and betterment in

the quality of life for all people is an aspiration and dream sought by many, but

seldom achieved or fulfilled ; and

Whereas , the aforesaid attributes aptly describe the late Fred A . York who

unselfishly gave of his time, energy and undaunted efforts to the community ; and

Whereas , Fred A . York , who was a skilled and dynamic attorney as well as good

friend, served as Clinton Township attorney for over 29 years . He also gave many

years of dedicated service to his community through his involvement in such

organizations as the Clinton Township Goodfellows, Grosse Pointe Yacht Club, Goat-

Boat Club and others bear testimony to how he unselfishly donated his time, energy

and expertise to a long list of organizations in Macomb County, as well as numerous

projects to improve the quality of life for all people ; and

Whereas , it is fitting and proper that the late Fred A . York be remembered and

commended by this Board for his manifold contributions and years of dedicated

service and hard work for the Citizens of Clinton Township as well as all Citizens

of Macomb County .

NOW THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND

ON BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

One

That By These Presents , the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby

publicly acknowledges and expresses tribute to the late Fred A . York and proclaims

that a portion of the Macomb County Community Hike-Bike Path Bridge be dedicated

to the memory of Fred A . York for all his voluntary service and community

involvement .

Two

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented

to the law firm of York, Dolan and Ciaramitaro in testimony of the high esteem in

which the said Fred A . York is held by the Macomb County Board of Commissioners . September 29, 1994

RES . NO . 94-71

Official Resolution Of The Board Of Commissioners Macomb County, Michigan

A Resolution Commending William J . Ballor For Outstanding Public Service

Commissioner Bobby L . Hill, On Behalf Of The Entire Board Of Commissioners, Offers The Following Resolution :

Whereas , public service with sincerity, honesty, devotion and a genuine

involvement in activities and projects that generate improvement and betterment in

the quality of life for all people is an aspiration and dream sought by many, but

seldom achieved or fulfilled ; and

Whereas , the aforesaid attributes aptly describe William J . Ballor who has

unselfishly given of his time, energy and undaunted efforts to the community ; and

Whereas, William J . Ballor, was a charter member of the Board of Directors of

the Clinton Township Economic Development Corporation ; served as Macomb County

Commissioner for three terms ; has been a successful businessman for 45 years as a

service station businessman, owner of a large fleet of utility rental trailers, in

the wrecker/tow truck business, ambulance service, owner of McKinley Airport and

dedicated many years of service to his community, as well as numerous projects to 1 improve the quality of life for all people ; and

Whereas , it is fitting and proper that William J . Ballor be recognized and

commended by this Board for his manifold contributions and years of dedicated

service and hard work for the Citizens of Clinton Township as well as all Citizens

of Macomb County .

Now Therefore , Be It Resolved By The Board Of Commissioners, Speaking For And

On Behalf Of All County Citizens As Follows :

One

That By These Presents , the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby

publicly acknowledges and expresses tribute to William J . Ballor and proclaims that

a portion of the Macomb County Community Hike-Bike Path Bridge be dedicated to

William J . Ballot for all his voluntary service and community involvement .

Two

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented

to William J . Ballor in testimony of the high esteem in which the said William J .

Ballor is held by the Macomb County Board of Commissioners . September 29, 1994

RES . NO . 94-72

Official Resolution Of The Board Of Commissioners Macomb County, Michigan

A Resolution Commemorating the 75th Anniversary of Morley Candy Makers

Chairman Mark A . Steenbergh, on behalf of The Entire Board Of Commissioners, Offers The Following Resolution :

Whereas , the Macomb County Board of Commissioners wishes to pay tribute and

congratulate MORLEY CANDY MAKERS on their 75th Anniversary, and to especially thank

MORLEY CANDY MAKERS for their generous participation in a number of county

sponsored community projects throughout the years ; and

Whereas , MORLEY CANDY MAKERS, one of Macomb County's most widely recognized

manufacturers, got its start in 1919 when Ervin and Julia Morley opened a candy

store on Detroit's east side which was a typical sweet shop of the period ; and

Whereas , over the years, the Morley children became involved in the business j and ultimately assumed leadership roles at the company deciding to divest the

company of the sweet shop and baked goods part of the business and focus strictly

on making and selling candy and chocolates ; and

Whereas , MORLEY CANDY MAKERS built its first candy factory in Eastpointe, and

having outgrown that building in 1990, built its present 70,000 square foot factory

in Clinton Township where the company produces and sells approximately four million

pounds of product each year ; and

Whereas , with Thomas R . Morley as Chairman of the Board, MORLEY CANDY MAKERS

is celebrating their 75th Diamond Anniversary -- a milestone for the family, the

company and a long and satisfying career for its chairman ; and

Whereas , it is fitting and proper that MORLEY CANDY MAKERS be publicly

acknowledged by this Board for their manifold contributions to the community and

75 devoted years of service to the Citizens of Macomb County and surrounding area .

NOW THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND

ON BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS : September 29, 1994

That By These Presents , the Macomb County Board of Commissioners does hereby

publicly acknowledge and express its "Congratulations" in commemoration of the 75th

Anniversary of MORLEY CANDY MAKERS, and further, extends best wishes for continued

success and prosperity for years to come .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented

to Thomas R . Morley, Chairman of MORLEY CANDY MAKERS in testimony of the high

esteem that the Board of Commissioners has for Thomas R . Morley and the MORLEY

CANDY MAKERS .

f September 29, 1994

RES . NO . 94-73

Official Resolution Of The Board Of Commissioners Macomb County, Michigan

A Resolution Declaring the Week Of October 30, to November 6, 1994 As White Ribbon Against Pornography Week In Macomb County

Chairman Mark A . Steenbergh, On Behalf Of The Entire Board Of Commissioners, Offers The Following Resolution :

Whereas , the United States Supreme Court has ruled that obscenity is not

protected speech under the First Amendment ; and

Whereas , there are state and federal obscenity laws against illegal hardcore

pornography to protect public safety, public health and public morality ; and

Whereas , these obscenity laws are grounded in contemporary community

standards ; and

Whereas , pornography causes harm to adults, children, families, and

communities ; and

Whereas , so-called "adult" pornography is commonly used by pedophiles to

desensitize children and break down their resistance to sexual acts ; and

Whereas , children are increasingly molesting other children in imitation of

what they've seen in pornography ; and

Whereas , millions of Americans throughout this great nation will be 1 participating in White Ribbon Against Pornography Week by displaying white ribbons as symbols of community standards of decency to be protected by enforcement of the

obscenity laws .

NOW THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND

ON BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

One

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners does hereby

publicly designate the week of October 30 to November 6, 1994 as White Ribbon

Against Pornography Week in Macomb County and further encourages all Citizens of

Macomb County to show their support by displaying white ribbons .

Two

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be sent to

Right to Decency, Inc . in Fraser, Michigan . September 29, 1994

RES . NO . 94-74

Official Resolution Of The Board Of Commissioners Macomb County, Michigan

A Resolution Commending Pope John Paul II For His Dedicated Worldwide Efforts In Promoting Family Values

Board Chairman Mark A . Steenbergh, On Behalf Of The Entire Board of Commissioners, Offers The Following Resolution :

Whereas , the residents of Macomb County, Michigan, located in the United 0 States of America, recognize the importance of "Family Values" ; and

Whereas , the elected officials of Macomb County, Michigan, support and

encourage the promotion of "Family" related activities ; and

Whereas , the year 1994 has been proclaimed as the "Year of the Family," and

representatives from Macomb County, Michigan, U .S .A ., will be participating in the

worldwide gathering being held in Rome, Italy on October 9, 1994, hosted by the

HOLY FATHER JOHN PAUL II .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND

ON BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By these Presents, the macomb county Board of Commissioners hereby

publicly acknowledges and commends POPE JOHN PAUL II for his worldwide

achievements and dedicated efforts in the promotion of "Family Values ."

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented

to POPE JOHN PAUL II, at the worldwide "Year of the Family" celebration, by those

Macomb County families attending this celebration and representing the Catholic

community of Macomb County, Michigan, U .S .A . September 29, 1994

RES . NO . 94-75

Official Resolution Of The Board Of Commissioners Macomb County, Michigan

A Resolution Commending Wallace M . Ozog Upon Being Honored by Pope John Paul II Society

Vice Chairman Diana J . Kolakowski, On Behalf Of The Entire Board Of Commissioners, Offers The Following Resolution :

Whereas , the willingness to give of one's self, time and energy for organizations and causes that strive to improve the quality of life for all people is a gift given to communities by volunteers ; and

Whereas , WALLACE M . OZOG has dedicated himself to the service of his fellow man as shown by his involvement in church activities as well as various groups and organizations . He was recently re-elected to his third term as National Vice-

President of the Polish Roman Catholic Union of America ; is President of PRCUA -

Pope John Paul II Society, Chairman of Polish American Night at Tiger Stadium,

Committee Member of Warren Ethnic Committee and others too numerous to mention ; and

I Whereas , WALLACE M . OZOG organized the Pope John Paul II Society and Pope John

Paul II Society Dancers in 1979 ; was Chairman of Downtown Polish Festival ; sponsored activities pertaining to Polish culture and heritage ; assisted in raising the standard of living for Americans of Polish descent through enlightenment of their heritage, culture, religion and society ; promoted mutual cooperation with community organizations and through his leadership and inspiration has enabled members of the Pope John Paul II Society to be proud of being both Polish and

American ; and

Whereas , the said WALLACE M . OZOG and his wonderful wife Joann have three loving sons, Michael, Mark and Christopher ; and

Whereas , it is fitting and proper that WALLACE M . OZOG be recognized and commended by this Board for his manifold contributions and humanitarian efforts .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND

ON BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS : September 29, 1994

That By these Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby publicly acknowledges and expresses "Congratulations" to WALLACE M . OZOG for his untiring efforts to aid humankind and for being honored by Pope John Paul II

Society .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to WALLACE M . OZOG in testimony of the high esteem the Board of Commissioners has for him, an outstanding Macomb County Citizen . October 27, 1994

RES . NO . 94-76

Official Resolution Of The Board Of Commissioners Macomb County, Michigan

A Resolution Offering Tribute And Commendation To The Late Richard E . Rosin For Outstanding Public Service

Commissioners William J . Sowerby, James M . Biernat, Bobby L . Hill and Nancy M . White, On Behalf Of The Entire Board Of Commissioners, Offer The Following Resolution :

Whereas , public service with sincerity, honesty, devotion and a genuine

involvement in activities and projects that generate improvement and betterment in

the quality of life for all people is an aspiration and dream sought by many, but

seldom achieved or fulfilled ; and

Whereas , the aforesaid attributes aptly describe the late Richard E . Rosin who

unselfishly gave of his time, energy and undaunted efforts to the community ; and

Whereas, the late Richard E . Rosin served his country as a member of the First

Army during World War Two, participated in the Allied invasion of Europe in

Normandy, and received the Purple Heart and other service medals ; and

Whereas, the late Richard E . Rosin started his practice in Detroit, and in

1968, he was a founding partner, establishing the firm of Towner, Rosin & York in

Mt . Clemens, and remained active in successor firms until his death, earning the

respect of his colleagues through his dedication, knowledge and experience ; and

Whereas, it is fitting and proper that the late Richard E . Rosin be remembered

and commended by this Board for his manifold contributions and years of dedicated

service and hard work for the Citizens of Clinton Township as well as all Citizens

of Macomb County .

NOW THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND

ONIBEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS : October 27, 1994

One

That By These Presents , the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby

publicly acknowledges and expresses tribute to the late Richard E . Rosin for all

his public service and community involvement .

Two

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented

to Mrs . Richard E . Rosin in testimony of the high esteem in which the late Richard

E . Rosin is held by the Macomb County Board of Commissioners .

I October 27, 1994

RES . NO . 94-77

Official Resolution Of The Board Of Commissioners Macomb County, Michigan

A Resolution Of Tribute To George C . Steeh, III, Macomb County Circuit Court Judge, On The Occasion Of His "Roast" By The Daughters Of Isabella

Commissioner Bobby L . Hill, On Behalf Of The Entire Board Of Commissioners, 0 Offers The Following Resolution :

Whereas , public service with sincerity, honesty, devotion and a genuine

involvement in activities and projects that generate improvement and betterment of

the quality of life for all people, is an aspiration and dream sought by many, but

seldom achieved or fulfilled ; and

Whereas , Judge George C . Steeh, III, has exhibited the above characteristics

at all times during his illustrious career having served the people of Macomb

County as Circuit Court Judge since 1990, and as 41-B District Court Judge in 1988

and Elected Chief Judge in 1989 . He has also been a Macomb County Probate Court-

Public Administrator, a Macomb County Commissioner, a First Assistant Prosecuting

Attorney as well as a distinguished attorney-at-law in Macomb County ; and

Whereas, Judge George C . Steeh, III , has been selected by the Daughters of

Isabella this year (1994) to be acknowledged and recognized for his dedication and

commitment to the citizens of the County of Macomb ; and

Whereas, Judge George C . Steeh, III, is a man of good nature, good humor and

lightheartedness who will fondly remember is "Roast" by the Daughters of Isabella -

and will hold no ill will for the participants of same .

j NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND

ON BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

lj One

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners does hereby Ii publicly acknowledge and express its congratulations to George C . Steeh, III, n Macomb County Circuit Court Judge on entering into this occasion in the spirit of

good sportsmanship .

Two r Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to George C . Steeh, III , Macomb County Circuit Court Judge . October 27, 1994

RES . NO . 94-78

Official Resolution Of The Board Of Commissioners Macomb County, Michigan

A Resolution On Policy To Assure Labor Harmony on County Projects

Chairman Mark A . Steenbergh and Commissioner Ralph A . Liberato, On Behalf Of The Entire Board Of Commissioners, Offers The Following Resolution :

Whereas , it is important that the construction, alteration, repair and

improvements to County owned buildings and facilities be completed on time and I 40 within the budget ; and

Whereas , in order to insure that these goals and objectives are obtained,

harmony among the tradespersons and laborers who work together must be assured .

Now Therefore , Be it Resolved By the Board of Commissioners, Speaking For And

On Behalf Of All County Citizens As Follows :

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby adopts

the following policy :

That all contract bid specifications involving the construction, alteration,

,repair and improvement of County owned buildings and facilities in which the cost i is anticipated to exceed $50,000 .00 not including work done pursuant to any

Collective Bargaining Agreement between the County and its employees, shall include

such terms as will promote harmonious relations among all skilled tradesperson and

laborers employed on the project . These terms may include, when appropriate, a

requirement that the successful bidder shall certify that he or she is able to

furnish skilled tradesperson and laborers who are able to work in harmony with all

other contractors who are employed upon the project and/or that the successful

j'bidder shall enter into a project labor agreement with the Greater Detroit Building

'and Construction Trades Council, AFL-CIO, and its affiliated unions for the

development and construction of the project . October 27, 1994

RES . NO . 94-79

Official Resolution Of The Board Of Commissioners Macomb County, Michigan

A Resolution Commending Chad Kwolek For Achieving The Status of Eagle Scout In The Boy Scouts of America

Commissioner Don Brown, On Behalf of The Entire Board Of Commissioners, Offers The Following Resolution :

Whereas , the Boy Scouts of America was founded in 1910, with a goal of encouraging boys to participate in a program which fosters and develops physical as well as mental well-being through programs centered around outdoor and educational activities as well as civic affairs, which is aimed at developing good citizenship and healthy and useful living ; and

Whereas, the Boy Scouts of America, has steadfastly taught its young boy scouts, that service and assistance to others, rather than one's self, is one of the highest attainable goals in life and scouting ; and

Whereas , CHAD KWOLEK, a boy scout who has faithfully and devotedly adhered to the teachings and principles of the Boy Scouts of America, and participated to such an extend that he has earned and achieved the highest rank possibly obtainable, that of "Eagle Scout," is worthy of public acknowledgement and commendation by this body ; and

Whereas , CHAD KWOLEK for his Eagle Service Project built a 36' by 6' addition to the porch of the Loren Andrus Octagon House in Washington Township .

One

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners does hereby publicly acknowledges and commends CHAD KWOLEK on achieving the status of "Eagle

Scout" a goal which is sought by all who join the Boy Scouts of America but which his seldom attainable, and when so attained is truly worthy of public recognition .

Two

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to CHAD KWOLEK in recognition of his achieving the rank of Eagle Scout . October 27, 1994

RES . NO . 94-80

Official Resolution Of The Board Of Commissioners Macomb County, Michigan

A Resolution Commending Daniel Huber For Achieving The Status of Eagle Scout In The Boy Scouts of America

Commissioner Don Brown, On Behalf Of The Entire Board Of Commissioners, Offers The Following Resolution :

Whereas , the Boy Scouts of America was founded in 1910, with a goal of

encouraging boys to participate in a program which fosters and develops physical

as well as mental well-being through programs centered around outdoor and

educational activities as well as civic affairs, which is aimed at developing good

citizenship and healthy and useful living ; and

Whereas , the Boy Scouts of America, has steadfastly taught its young boy

scouts, that service and assistance to others, rather than one's self, is one of

the highest attainable goals in life and scouting ; and

Whereas , DANIEL HUBER, a boy scout who has faithfully and devotedly adhered

to the teachings and principles of the Boy Scouts of America, and participated to I such an extend that he has earned and achieved the highest rank possibly

obtainable, that of "Eagle Scout," is worthy of public acknowledgement and

commendation by this body ; and

Whereas , DANIEL HUBER for his Eagle Service Project prepared and painted the

iron fence at Mt . Vernon Cemetery .

One

That By These Presents , the Macomb County Board of Commissioners does hereby

publicly acknowledges and commends DANIEL HUBER on achieving the status of "Eagle

Scout" a goal which is sought by all who join the Boy Scouts of America but which

his seldom attainable, and when so attained is truly worthy of public recognition .

Two

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented

to DANIEL HUBER in recognition of his achieving the rank of Eagle Scout . November 23, 1994

RES . NO . 94-81

Official Resolution Of The Board Of Commissioners Macomb County, Michigan

A Resolution Of The Macomb County Board of Commissioners Asserting The Sovereignty Of The State Of Michigan Under The Tenth Amendment To The Constitution Of The United States Of America

Commissioners Michael C . Sessa and Philis DeSaele, On Behalf Of The Entire Board Of Commissioners, Offers The Following Resolution :

Whereas , the Tenth Amendment to the United States Constitution declares :

"The powers not delegated to the United States by the constitution, nor

prohibited by it to the States , are reserved to the States respectively, or to the

people" ; and

Whereas , the Tenth Amendment defines the total scope of federal power as being

the authority specifically granted by the U .S . Constitution and no more ; and

Whereas , the scope of power defined by the Tenth Amendment means that the

federal government was created by the states specifically to be an agent of the

states ; and

Whereas , today, in 1994, the states are demonstrably treated as agents of the

federal government ; and

Whereas , numerous resolutions have been forwarded to the federal government

by Michigan cities and the Michigan Legislature without any response or result from

Congress or the federal government ; and

Whereas , many federal mandates are directly in violation of the Tenth

Amendment to the Constitution of the United States ; and

Whereas , the United States Supreme Court has ruled in New York v . United

States 112 S . Ct . 2408 (1992), that Congress may not simply commandeer the

legislative and regulatory processes of the states ; and

Whereas , a number of proposals from previous presidential administrations and

some now pending from the present administration and from Congress may further

violate the United States Constitution .

ICI

I November23, 1994

NOW THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND

ON BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

One

That By These Presents , the Macomb County Board of Commissioners hereby

asserts Michigan's sovereignty under the Tenth Amendment to the Constitution of the

United States over all powers not otherwise enumerated and granted to the federal

government by the United Sates Constitution .

Two

Be It Further Resolved that we hereby memorialize the federal government, as

our agent, to cease and desist, effective immediately, mandates that are beyond the

scope of its constitutionally delegated powers .

Three

Be It Further Resolved that copies of this Resolution shall be forwarded to

the President of the United States Senate, the Speaker of the United States House 1 of Representatives, Congressmen David Bonior and Sander Levin, and Senators Donald Reigle and Carl Levin . November 23 ,1994

RES . NO . 94-82

Official Resolution Of The Board Of Commissioners Macomb County, Michigan

A Resolution Commending Anthony Francesco Orlando For Achieving The Status of Eagle Scout In The Boy Scouts of America

Commissioner Elmer J . Kuss, On Behalf Of The Entire Board Of Commissioners, 0 Offers The Following Resolution : Whereas , the Boy Scouts of America was founded in 1910, with a goal of

iencouraging boys to participate in a program which fosters and develops physical I as well as mental well-being through programs centered around outdoor and I ;educational activities as well as civic affairs, which is aimed at developing good

(citizenship and healthy and useful living ; and i I

Whereas , the Boy Scouts of America, has steadfastly taught its young boy

scouts, that service and assistance to others, rather than one's self, is one of

the highest attainable goals in life and scouting ; and

Whereas , ANTHONY FRANCESCO ORLANDO, a boy scout who has faithfully and

devotedly adhered to the teachings and principles of the Boy Scouts of America, and

participated to such an extend that he has earned and achieved the highest rank

possibly obtainable, that of "Eagle Scout," is worthy of public acknowledgement and

commendation by this body ; and

Whereas , ANTHONY FRANCESCO ORLANDO for his Eagle Service Project worked with

the Macomb County Interfaith Volunteer Caregivers in maintaining the homes of two

elderly widows . The purpose was to help the elderly remain at home as long as

possible before having to move to a nursing home .

One

That By These Presents , the Macomb County Board of Commissioners does hereby

publicly acknowledges and commends ANTHONY FRANCESCO ORLANDO on achieving the

status of "Eagle Scout" a goal which is sought by all who join the Boy Scouts of

America but which his seldom attainable, and when so attained is truly worthy of

public recognition .

Two

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented

to ANTHONY FRANCESCO ORLANDO in recognition of his achieving the rank of Eagle

Scout . November 23, 1994

RES . NO . 94-83

Official Resolution Of The Board Of Commissioners Macomb County, Michigan

A Resolution Commending Jere Diebold Upon His Retirement From The City of Roseville

Commissioner Michael Switalski and Elizabeth M . Slinde, On Behalf Of The Entire Board of Commissioners, Offers The Following Resolution : 40 Whereas , the quality of government and its ability to render useful and

meaningful service to its citizens is directly related to the quality of its

employees ; and

Whereas , JERE DIEBOLD for upwards of 30 years has served the citizens of

Macomb County and especially the City of Roseville with honesty, sincerity and

dedication ; and

Whereas , it has been the good fortune of the Board of Commissioners the

citizens of the City of Roseville, as well as the County of Macomb, to have had the

dedicated services of JERE DIEBOLD during his tenure first as a laborer in the

Recreation Department and finally as the Director of Recreation ; and

1 Whereas , during JERE DIEBOLD'S illustrious career, he devised many innovations including the first Volunteer Coaches Training Program, the Roseville Calendar, the

financing and construction of the Recreation Center Addition, the financing and

expansion of Dooley Park and the establishment of the Gratiot Avenue Business

Improvement Plan ; and

Whereas , JERE DIEBOLD has received many awards over the years in recognition

of his dedicated service, including awards for outstanding Service to the Roseville

Jaycees, Lion's Club, Roseville Youth Soccer, Eagle Scouts of Troop 1499, Roseville

Fire Department, VFW and others too numerous to mention ; and

Whereas , it is fitting and proper that JERE DIEBOLD be recognized and

commended by this Board for his manifold contributions and years of service to the

City of Roseville .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR

AND ON BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS : November 23, 1994

That By These Presents , the Macomb County Board of Commissioners does hereby

publicly acknowledges and expresses tribute to JERE DIEBOLD for his years of devoted public service, and further does hereby commend the said JERE DIEBOLD for

the outstanding public service rendered while serving as an employee of the City

of Roseville .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented

to JERE DIEBOLD in testimony of the high esteem in which he is held by the Macomb

County Board of Commissioners . November 23, 1994

RES . NO . 94-84

Official Resolution Of The Board Of Commissioners Macomb County, Michigan

A Resolution Honoring Achille and Evelyn Vyncke On Their 50th (GOLDEN) Wedding Anniversary

Commissioner Philis DeSaele, Nicholyn A . Brandenburg and Don Brown, On Behalf Of The Entire Board Of Commissioners, Offers The Following Resolution :

Whereas , December 2, 1994 marks the 50th Wedding Anniversary of ACHILLE and

EVELYN VYNCKE ; and

Whereas , ACHILLE and EVELYN VYNCKE can look back with fond and loving memories

to their wedding day at St . Lawrence Church on December 2, 1944, at which time they

pledged their eternal love and devotion to each other ; and

Whereas , over the past 50 years, ACHILLE and EVELYN VYNCKE's strong belief in

the family unit and commitment to their God and one another caused them to be

blessed with two devoted sons , Ronald and Gary, and seven loving grandchildren,

Laurie, Robin, Chrissy, Andrew, Katie, Peter and Katie ; and

Whereas , ACHILLE moved to Macomb County from France in 1928 and he and EVELYN 1 farmed most of their married life selling their produce at Eastern Market ; and Whereas , after raising their family and working hard all their lives, ACHILLE

and EVELYN VYNCKE enjoy spending their spare time dancing -- especially the Polka

to the music from their favorite band "Big Daddy" Lackowski . ACHILLE loves animals

and takes in all the homeless felines and EVELYN VYNCKE loves plants and flowers

and works in her greenhouse at their new home ; and

Whereas , it is fitting and proper that this loving union between ACHILLE and

EVELYN VYNCKE which has spanned 50 years, growing stronger as time passed, should

be recognized .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND

ON BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

I 0 That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners does hereby extend its best wishes and congratulations to ACHILLE and EVELYN VYNCKE on their

50th Wedding Anniversary .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented

to ACHILLE and EVELYN VYNCKE in commemoration of their 50th Wedding Anniversary . December 22, 1994

RES . NO . 94-85

Official Resolution Of The Board Of Commissioners Macomb County, Michigan

Chairman Mark A . Steenbergh, On Behalf Of The Entire Membership Of The Board of Commissioners, Offers The Following Resolution Commending Commissioner Louis J . Burdi For Outstanding Public Service

Whereas , public service with sincerity, honesty and devotion to the cause of

40 improving local government on behalf of the people is truly a mark of distinction,

often earned but too infrequently recognized ; and,

Whereas , LOUIS BURDI, has served the citizens of the County of Macomb and most

particularly the residents of his district with devotion, distinction and integrity

as a member of the Macomb County Board of Commissioners for the past two (2) years,

during which time he has compiled a record of achievements and distinguished

himself as a spokesperson for and on behalf of all people ; and,

Whereas , it has been the good fortune of the citizens of this great County,

and a privilege of the members of the Board of Commissioners to have had the

benefit of LOUIS J . BURDI 's wise and judicial counsel and foresight during his

tenure with the Board of Commissioners, and distinguished service upon its

committees and/or various county boards and commissioners ; and,

Whereas , it is fitting and proper that LOUIS J . BURDI, an outstanding public

servant be recognized for his contributions to good government .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND

ON BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents , the Macomb County Board of Commissioners does hereby

publicly acknowledges and expresses its recognition and appreciation for the

multitude of contributions made by the said LOUIS J . BURDI, in serving the people

40 of this great County and State with sincerity, honesty and devotion as a member of

the Board of Commissioners of the County of Macomb .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented

to LOUIS J . BURDI, an outstanding public servant, in testimony of the high esteem

the Board of Commissioners has for the said LOUIS J . BURDI, a citizen worthy and

deserving of this recognition . December 22, 1994

RES . NO . 94-86

Official Resolution Of The Board Of Commissioners Macomb County, Michigan

Chairman Mark A . Steenbergh, On Behalf Of The Entire Membership Of The Board of Commissioners, Offers The Following Resolution Commending Commissioner Kenneth R . Chrzanowski For Outstanding Public Service

Whereas, public service with sincerity, honesty and devotion to the cause of improving local government on behalf of the people is truly a mark of distinction, often earned but too infrequently recognized ; and,

Whereas , KENNETH R . CHRZANOWSKI, has served the citizens of the County of

Macomb and most particularly the residents of his district with devotion, distinction and integrity as a member of the Macomb County Board of Commissioners for the past two (2) years, during which time he has compiled a record of achievements and distinguished himself as a spokesperson for and on behalf of all people ; and,

Whereas , it has been the good fortune of the citizens of this great County, and a privilege of the members of the Board of Commissioners to have had the benefit of KENNETH R . CHRZANOWSKI's wise and judicial counsel and foresight during his tenure with the Board of Commissioners, and distinguished service upon its committees and/or various county boards and commissioners ; and,

Whereas , it is fitting and proper that KENNETH R . CHRZANOWSKI, an outstanding public servant be recognized for his contributions to good government .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND

ON BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents , the Macomb County Board of Commissioners does hereby publicly acknowledges and expresses its recognition and appreciation for the multitude of contributions made by the said KENNETH R . CHRZANOWSKI, in serving the people of this great County and State with sincerity, honesty and devotion as a member of the Board of Commissioners of the County of Macomb .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to KENNETH R . CHRZANOWSKI, an outstanding public servant, in testimony of the high esteem the Board of Commissioners has for the said KENNETH R . CHRZANOWSKI, a citizen worthy and deserving of this recognition . December 22, 1994

RES . NO . 94-87

Official Resolution Of The Board Of Commissioners Macomb County, Michigan

Chairman Mark A . Steenbergh, On Behalf Of The Entire Membership Of The Board of Commissioners, Offers The Following Resolution Commending Commissioner Clifford F . Kabacinski For Outstanding Public Service

Whereas , public service with sincerity, honesty and devotion to the cause of

improving local government on behalf of the people is truly a mark of distinction,

often earned but too infrequently recognized ; and,

Whereas , CLIFFORD F . KABACINSKI, has served the citizens of the County of

Macomb and most particularly the residents of his district with devotion,

distinction and integrity as a member of the Macomb County Board of Commissioners

for the past two (2) years, during which time he has compiled a record of

achievements and distinguished himself as a spokesperson for and on behalf of all

people ; and,

Whereas , it has been the good fortune of the citizens of this great County,

and a privilege of the members of the Board of Commissioners to have had the

benefit of CLIFFORD F . KABACINSKI's wise and judicial counsel and foresight during

her tenure with the Board of Commissioners, and distinguished service upon its

committees and/or various county boards and commissioners ; and,

Whereas , it is fitting and proper that CLIFFORD F . KABACINSKI, an outstanding

public servant be recognized for his contributions to good government .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND

ON BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents , the Macomb County Board of Commissioners does hereby

publicly acknowledges and expresses its recognition and appreciation for the

multitude of contributions made by the said CLIFFORD F . KABACINSKI, in serving the

people of this great County and State with sincerity, honesty and devotion as a

member of the Board of Commissioners of the County of Macomb .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented

to CLIFFORD F . KABACINSKI, an outstanding public servant, in testimony of the high

esteem the Board of Commissioners has for the said CLIFFORD F . KABACINSKI, a

citizen worthy and deserving of this recognition . December 22, 1994

RES . NO . 94-88

Official Resolution Of The Board Of Commissioners Macomb County, Michigan

Chairman Mark A . Steenbergh, On Behalf Of The Entire Membership Of The Board of Commissioners, Offers The Following Resolution Commending Commissioner Sue Rocca For Outstanding Public Service

Whereas , public service with sincerity, honesty and devotion to the cause of

improving local government on behalf of the people is truly a mark of distinction,

often earned but too infrequently recognized ; and,

Whereas , SUE ROCCA, has served the citizens of the County of Macomb and most

particularly the residents of her district with devotion, distinction and integrity

as a member of the Macomb County Board of Commissioners for the past two (2) years,

during which time she has compiled a record of achievements and distinguished

herself as a spokesperson for and on behalf of all people ; and,

Whereas , it has been the good fortune of the citizens of this great County,

and a privilege of the members of the Board of Commissioners to have had the

benefit of SUE ROCCA's wise and judicial counsel and foresight during her tenure

with the Board of Commissioners, and distinguished service upon its committees 1 and/or various county boards and commissioners ; and,

Whereas , it is fitting and proper that SUE ROCCA, an outstanding public

servant be recognized for her contributions to good government .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND

ON BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents , the Macomb County Board of Commissioners does hereby

publicly acknowledges and expresses its recognition and appreciation for the

multitude of contributions made by the said SUE ROCCA, in serving the people of

this great County and State with sincerity, honesty and devotion as a member of the

Board of Commissioners of the County of Macomb . is II Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented

to SUE ROCCA, an outstanding public servant, in testimony of the high esteem the

Board of Commissioners has for the said SUE ROCCA, a citizen worthy and deserving

of this recognition . December 22, 1994

RES . NO . 94-89

Official Resolution Of The Board Of Commissioners Macomb County, Michigan

Chairman Mark A . Steenbergh, On Behalf Of The Entire Membership Of The Board of Commissioners, Offers The Following Resolution Commending Commissioner Marge Swiatkowski For Outstanding Public Service

Whereas , public service with sincerity, honesty and devotion to the cause of

improving local government on behalf of the people is truly a mark of distinction,

often earned but too infrequently recognized ; and,

Whereas , MARGE SWIATKOWSKI, has served the citizens of the County of Macomb

and most particularly the residents of her district with devotion, distinction and

integrity as a member of the Macomb County Board of Commissioners for the past two

(2) years, during which time he has compiled a record of achievements and

distinguished herself as a spokesperson for and on behalf of all people ; and,

Whereas , it has been the good fortune of the citizens of this great County,

and a privilege of the members of the Board of Commissioners to have had the

benefit of MARGE SWIATKOWSKI's wise and judicial counsel and foresight during her

tenure with the Board of Commissioners, and distinguished service upon its

committees and/or various county boards and commissioners ; and,

Whereas , it is fitting and proper that MARGE SWIATKOWSKI, an outstanding

public servant be recognized for her contributions to good government .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND

ON BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents , the Macomb County Board of Commissioners does hereby

publicly acknowledges and expresses its recognition and appreciation for the

multitude of contributions made by the said MARGE SWIATKOWSKI, in serving the

people of this great County and State with sincerity, honesty and devotion as a

member of the Board of Commissioners of the County of Macomb .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented

to MARGE SWIATKOWSKI, an outstanding public servant, in testimony of the high

esteem the Board of Commissioners has for the said MARGE SWIATKOWSKI, a citizen

worthy and deserving of this recognition .

11 December 22, 1994

RES . NO . 94-90

Official Resolution Of The Board Of Commissioners Macomb County, Michigan

A Resolution Commending Candice Sue Miller For Her Outstanding Public Service As Treasurer of Macomb County

Chairman Mark A . Steenbergh, On Behalf Of The Entire Membership Of The Board of Commissioners, 40 Offers The Following Resolution :

Whereas , CANDICE SUE MILLER has served the residents of Macomb County as

Treasurer for the past two years and is to be commended for her sincerity, honesty,

devotion and her exceptional record of public service during her tenure ; and

Whereas , as Macomb County Treasurer, CANDICE SUE MILLER has always been

concerned about the citizens and their needs, and has been most proficient in

administering the county investments to attain maximum return through budgetary and

economic cycles while preserving and protecting capital in the overall portfolio ;

and

Whereas , CANDICE SUE MILLER has truly been an inspiration to the Treasurer's

Office and to our county by moving this office into the next century ; and her

leadership ability has been demonstrated in the modernization of the office by

facilitating and implementing a procedural audit, streamlining operations,

upgrading computers, establishing various programs, and most importantly expanding

communications between the county and the local treasurers and assessors with

annual joint workshops ; and

Whereas, it is an honor to pay tribute to CANDICE SUE MILLER for the public

service rendered while serving as Macomb County Treasurer .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND

ON BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents, the Macomb County Board of Commissioners does hereby

publicly acknowledges and expresses its recognition and appreciation for the

multitude of contributions made by the said CANDICE SUE MILLER, in serving the

people of this great County ; and further wishes CANDICE SUE MILLER much success in

all her future endeavors as she moves forward to uphold the office of Secretary of

State . December 22, 1994

Be It Furthe r Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented

to CANDICE SUE MILLER, an outstanding public servant, in testimony of the high

esteem the Board of Commissioners has for the said CANDICE SUE MILLER, a citizen

and public servant worthy and deserving of this recognition .

40 December 22, 1994

RES . NO . 94-91

Official Resolution Of The Board Of Commissioners Macomb County, Michigan

A Resolution Commending Judge Richard E . Cyrul On His Retirement From Macomb County 42nd District Court - Division II

Chairman Mark A . Steenbergh, On Behalf Of The Entire Board of Commissioners, Offers The Following Resolution :

Whereas , the quality of government and its ability to render useful and

meaningful service to its citizens is directly related to the quality of its

employees ; and

Whereas , JUDGE RICHARD E . CYRUL holds a bachelor degree from Georgetown

University and both his law and doctor of law degrees from the University of

Detroit . From 1960 through 1965, he served as assistant prosecutor and chief trial

lawyer for the office of the Macomb County Prosecutor, and from 1967 until he

assumed his judgeship in 1976, he was an arbitrator for the American Arbitration

Association ; and

Whereas , JUDGE RICHARD E . CYRUL for upwards of 18 years has served the

citizens of Macomb County as a Judge with honesty, sincerity, dedication and has

diligently applied his professional knowledge with technical skills to areas of

concern and importance to the citizens of Macomb County ; and

Whereas , it has been the good fortune of the Board of Commissioners and the

citizens of the County of Macomb to have had the dedicated services of JUDGE

RICHARD E . CYRUL and it is fitting and proper that JUDGE RICHARD E . CYRUL be

recognized and commended by this Board for his manifold contributions and devoted

service to Macomb County .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND

ON BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents , the Macomb County Board of Commissioners does hereby

publicly acknowledges and expresses its recognition and appreciation for the

multitude of contributions made by JUDGE RICHARD E . CYRUL and further wish him all

S the best that life has to offer on this the occasion of his retirement from the

Macomb County District Court .

II is Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented

to JUDGE RICHARD E . CYRUL, in testimony of the high esteem in which he has held by

the Macomb County Board of Commissioners . December 22, 1994

RES . NO . 94-92

Official Resolution Of The Board Of Commissioners Macomb County, Michigan

A Resolution Commending Judge Thomas L . Buller On His Retirement From Macomb County Probate Court

Chairman Mark A . Steenbergh, On Behalf Of The Entire Membership Of The Board of Commissioners, Offers The Following Resolution :

Whereas , the quality of government and its ability to render useful and meaningful service to its citizens is directly related to the quality of its employees ; and

Whereas , JUDGE THOMAS L . BULLER was an attorney at the Friend of the Court for

almost six years, and then became the Director of Legal Aide until September of

1973, when he became Executive Attorney for that department . In 1978, he became

Assistant Civil Counsel and in 1983 became Corporation Counsel Director until

January 18, 1985 when he became Probate Court Judge ; and

Whereas , JUDGE THOMAS L . BULLER for upwards of 10 years has served the citizens of Macomb County as a Judge with honesty, sincerity, dedication and has diligently applied his professional knowledge with technical skills to areas of concern and importance to the citizens of Macomb County ; and

Whereas , it has been the good fortune of the Board of Commissioners and the citizens of the county of Macomb to have had the dedicated services of JUDGE THOMAS

L . BULLER and it is fitting and proper that JUDGE THOMAS L . BULLER be recognized and commended by this Board for his manifold contributions and devoted service to

Macomb County .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND

ON BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents , the Macomb County Board of Commissioners does hereby publicly acknowledges and expresses its recognition of and appreciation for the multitude of contributions made by JUDGE THOMAS L . BULLER and further wish him all

the best that life has to offer on this the occasion of his retirement from the

Macomb County Probate Court .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented

to JUDGE THOMAS L . BULLER, in testimony of the high esteem in which he has held by

the Macomb County Board of Commissioners .

I December 22, 1994

RES . NO . 94-95

Official Resolution Of The Board Of Commissioners Macomb County, Michigan

A Resolution Commending Brian Phelps For Achieving The Status of Eagle Scout In The Boy Scouts of America

Commissioner Nicholyn A . Brandenburg, On Behalf Of The Entire Board of Commissioners, Offers The Following Resolution :

Whereas , the Boy Scouts of America was founded in 1910, with a goal of

encouraging boys to participate in a program which fosters and develops physical

as well as mental well-being through programs centered around outdoor and

educational activities as well as civic affairs, which is aimed at developing good

citizenship and healthy and useful living ; and

Whereas , the Boy Scouts of America, has steadfastly taught its young boy

scouts, that service and assistance to others, rather than one's self, is one of

the highest attainable goals in life and scouting ; and

Whereas , BRIAN PHELPS, a boy scout who has faithfully and devotedly adhered

to the teachings and principles of the Boy Scouts of America, and participated to 1 such an extend that he has earned and achieved the highest rank possible obtainable, that of "Eagle Scout," is worthy of public acknowledgement and

commendation by this body ; and

Whereas , BRIAN PHELPS for his Eagle Service Project had a Canned Food Drive

which benefitted the needy people who are served by the St . Vincent de Paul Society

of his Church, St . Isidore Parish in Macomb, Michigan . During his drive, BRIAN

PHELPS and his fellow Scouts collected over 1,200 canned goods and toiletry

products .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS SPEAKING FOR AND

ON BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

One

That By These Presents , the Macomb County Board of Commissioners does hereby

publicly acknowledges and commends BRIAN PHELPS on achieving the status of "Eagle

Scout" a goal which is sought by all who join the Boy Scouts of America but which

his seldom attainable, and when so attained is truly worthy of public recognition .

Two

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented

to BRIAN PHELPS in recognition of his achieving the rank of Eagle Scout . December 22, 1994

RES . NO . 94-96

Official Resolution Of The Board Of Commissioners Macomb County, Michigan

A Resolution Commending Lynn Armstrong, Warren City Clerk, For The "ADOPT A VOTER" Program

Commissioner Ralph A . Liberato, and other County Commissioners Representing the City of Warren, Louis J . Burdi, Kenneth R . Chrzanowski, Phillip A . DiMaria, Sam J . Petitto and Mark A . Steenbergh, On Behalf of the Entire Board of Commissioners, Offer the Following Resolution :

Whereas , public service with sincerity, honesty and devotion to the cause of improving local government on behalf of the people is truly a mark of distinction, often earned but too infrequently recognized ; and

Whereas , LYNN ARMSTRONG, along with her staff and many businesses in Warren, implemented an innovative "Adopt a Voter" program that surpassed all expectations and resulted in a voter turnout for the city of 56 .7 percent ; and

Whereas , through letters to voters, posters placed throughout the city, and newspaper advertising, the campaign urged regular voters to find a registered voter who had not taken advantage of this privilege in recent elections and then ensure that the delinquent voter would finally return to the poles . In most elections in

Warren, over 64 percent of the registered voters never voted, but in November,

1994, nearly 57 percent exercised their vote . This dramatic turnaround accurately reflects the effectiveness of this campaign ; and

Whereas , it is fitting and proper that LYNN ARMSTRONG, along with her staff, the generous business people, and the many concerned citizens who took the time to

"Adopt a Voter" be recognized and commended for their contributions .

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, SPEAKING FOR AND

ON BEHALF OF ALL COUNTY CITIZENS AS FOLLOWS :

That By These Presents , the Macomb County Board of Commissioners does hereby publicly acknowledges and expresses its recognition and appreciation for the contributions made by the said LYNN ARMSTRONG and the supporters and participants in the city's "Adopt a Voter" program for their success in encouraging more people to vote .

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented to Warren City Clerk LYNN ARMSTRONG in testimony of the high esteem the Board of

Commissioners has for her, as well as the supporters and participants in the city's

"Adopt A voter" program .

l December 22, 1994

RES . NO . 94-100

Official Resolution Of The Board Of Commissioners Macomb County, Michigan

A Resolution Commending Noel Huff For Achieving The Status of Eagle Scout In The Boy Scouts of America

Commissioner William J . Sowerby, On Behalf Of 40 The Entire Board Of Commissioners, Offers The Following Resolution :

0 Whereas , the Boy Scouts of America was founded in 1910, with a goal of encouraging boys to participate in a program which fosters and develops physical

as well as mental well-being through programs centered around outdoor and

educational activities as well as civic affairs, which is aimed at developing good

citizenship and healthy and useful living ; and

Whereas , the Boy Scouts of America, has steadfastly taught its young boy

scouts, that service and assistance to others, rather than one's self, is one of

the highest attainable goals in life and scouting ; and

Whereas , NOEL HUFF, a boy scout who has faithfully and devotedly adhered to

the teachings and principles of the Boy Scouts of America, and participated to such

an extend that he has earned and achieved the highest rank possibly obtainable,

that of "Eagle Scout," is worthy of public acknowledgement and commendation by this

body ; and

Whereas , NOEL HUFF for his Eagle Service Project built an antique-looking

bookcase for the Richmond Historical Museum in Richmond, Michigan .

One

That By These Presents , the Macomb County Board of Commissioners does hereby

publicly acknowledges and commends NOEL HUFF on achieving the status of "Eagle

Scout" a goal which is sought by all who join the Boy Scouts of America but which

is seldom attainable, and when so attained is truly worthy of public recognition .

Two

Be It Further Resolved that a suitable copy of this Resolution be presented

to NOEL HUFF in recognition of his achieving the rank of Eagle Scout .