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BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS 1 S. Main SI.. 9th. Floor

Moun! Cit-mens. Michigan 4804) 586-469-512.) FAX _~86·4M-~99J

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PLANNING AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITIEE

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 2010

AGENDA

1. Call 10 Order

2. Pledge of Allegiance

3. Adoption of Agenda, as amended (to include a request by Shelby Township pertaining to item #6b)

4. Approval of Minutes dated March 17, 2010 (preViously distribut&d)

5. Public Participation (five minutes maximum per speaker, or longer at the discretion of the Chairperson related only to issues contained on the agenda)

6. Economic Development a) Report on China Trade Mission (mailed) e) Re"el"t e" EeeABFflie RaMie:, BOiielS {'"~o.".<d.. (mailed & attached) c) Report on Hosting Mexican American Delegation (mailed)

7. Community Development a) Status Report on Neighborhood Stabilization Program ~ (mailed) b) /taLilolizatioillo Execote C011h'act willi :Solid elOoiid t~OIl~ (mailed) c) Authorization to Modify Developer Contracts for the IIIU,tE PI Ogid:: I \.IS? (mailed)

8. Community Planning a) Update on Countywide Trail Program (mailed)

9. Environmental a) Report on Environmental Grant Activity (mailed)

10. Marketing & Promotion • No report

11. Tourism • No report

Administrative a) Update on Economic Development Specialist Positions (mailed) b) Request Sharing of Personnel with Library (mailed)

13. Partnerships a) Update on University of Michigan Urban Planning Students (mailed)

MACOMB COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Paul Gleleghem K31h) Tocm Jc<>n Flynn D,,,oc' j 9 O""i~' 20 [);"ri"t t. Ch."",,"U Vi"" Ch"ir Sergea", III Arons

A"rh,~ 1l"')J _ [)i"",", I Sue Roc(".a, Dis",c, 7 J"mc,I. l·a",iJclIL P,_"i,., 12

"-h"on ~_ SaLJger _D"n'k,: nand Flynn, DI"ric1 ~ i)"n lir",.-" Di,'ri,' J.\ &J Elml" - OJS";C' 17 I'h,llIp A j),Maria, [)i",i,,, J Roben M,j"" - D"'ric' 9 Brian Ilrdak Dosl'i" [4 DaM '_',mphous-P.te''I<'n, [);"ricl IS Michael II R'y-Ie Des,,,cl 24 I oni Moceri Di"ricI4 Ken L1mpor _ Oi"ric' 10 Keith R""~'M fJISlricl15 I",ne M. Kepler- O'S1nCl 21 ""Ih' [), V"'hurR [)iSI"C'}'i Su'"m I" I)"h<"y Districi ~ Ed Szezepan'k' _ Oisl"c' II (:,''''~ 'r "m"c· Di,trie' II> Frank Ac,.",-ill1 Jr. - fliSln,t 22 ,Idlc·,,' ~ ~r'}-" l)i"riCi 21>

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PLANNING AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE AGENDA APRIL 21, 2010

14. Economic Development Events (mailed) • May 5 SBTDC Fundamentals of Starting a Business • May 18 SBTDC Business Planning: Nuts and Bolts • May 19 SBTDC Fundamentals of Finance • May 21 SBTOe Business Legal Issues

15. New Business

16. Public Participation (five minutes maximum per speaker or longer at the discretion of the Chairperson)

17. Adjournment

MEMBERS: Bruley-Co-Chair, CarabelH·Co·Cnair, D. Flynn·Vice Chair, Brown, Mijac, VQsburg, Duzyj, Accavitti, Moceri and Gieleghem (ex-officio)

RESOLUTION NO. _ FULL BOARD MEETING DATE: AGENDA ITEM:

MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN

RESOLUTION TO: Receive and File the llpdate Report on the China Trade Missions

INTRODUCED BY: Commissioners .Tames Carabelli and Edward Bruley, Co~Chairs

DESCRIPTION:

COMMITTEEIMEETING DATE

PED ill,~luI2,"Ol&O _

RESOLUTION NO. _ FULL BOARD MI'ETING DATE: /..-'AGENDA ITEM:

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/ RESOLUTION TO: Receive and File lhe EClloontie"Develo ment Recove Bond volume ca r est,; and fOI"\'iard to the Finance Committee and Bond.Qnlnsel for consideration.

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PED 4121/2010

Stephen N. Cassin, AICP Executive Director

Donald Morandini Deputy Director

PLANNING & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 1 S. Main St., 7th Floor

Mount Clemens, Michigan 48043 586-469-5285 Fax 586-469-6787

www.macombcountymi.gov/planning

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April J3, 20 iO

MEMORANDUM

TO: Ed Brnley and James Carabelli, Co-Chairs, and Member~

rimming & Economic Development Committee

FROM: SJ;ilPh;n'N C;J'isin, AICP LJ ----xecutlve Director -Ir~

RE: Economic LJcvelopmen[ Recovery Bonds

The Departlnent of Planning and Economft Development is in receipt of leners ""(lnt East Detroi! Public Schools, Fitzgerald..Pl.iblic Schools, Macomb Community College, and Warren Consolidated Schools~/l::ach are seeking an allocation under the County·s Recovery Zone Economie ,!:k<elopment Bond volume eap.

:H these requests be forwarded 10 UIe'Finance Committee and bond ,.

Paul GleJeghem Kath:y Tocco Joan Flynn MACOMB COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS DISUI~1 [9 DIstrlcl20 DisU"lc! .., Chamnan Vice Chair Sergeanl-at-Anns

Andrcy Duzyj - District' Sue RocCil - Distml 7 James 1.. CarabrJli - District 12 MarYin E. Saug.:r - DlstflCt 2 David Flynn _Dislrlct 8 Don Brown - Districi IJ Ed Bruley - D,~uict 17 WIllIam A Crouchman - DIStrict :'1 PhIllip A. DiMaria - District J Robrn Mijac - DistTict 9 Brian Brdal- D1SU'CI 14 Dana Camphous-Peterson _Di~lncl 18 MJch~1 A. Boy[e - Districl 24 Toni Mo..en - DistTicl4 KennethJ Lampar Jr -DIStTlcl [0 Keith Rengen· Dl.,tTictl5 Irene M. Kepler· DislIicl21 Kathy D Vosburg - Districl15 SllS<U1 L Doherty· Districl 5 Ed SZI."ll'p(Ulsld _Dislrict [[ Carey TOT!lce . Dlsctrld \1) FrankAccavitli Jr. - DistrIct 22 Jeffery S. Spl.,,"S - DistriCl26

Stephen N, Cassin, AICP Exceulive Director


1 S. Main St., 7th Floor Mount Clemens, Michigan 48043 586-469-5285 Fax 586-469-6787

RIWISED

April 16,2010

MEMORANDUM //

TO: /~~'llrUleyand James Carabelli, Co-Chairs, and Memb ./ Planning & Economic Development Committee

F Stephen N. Cassin, AICI' Executive Director

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RE: " Economic DeveJopme7v6Y Bonds

/The Department of Planning and Eyefiolllic DevcJopmellt is in receipl ofletlers from Easl Detroir Public Schools, Fitzgerpid'Public Schools, Macomb Community College, Shelh 'Io\'mship, and Warren Co~o'lidated Schools. Each are seeking an allocation lind Ie County's Recove~conomicDevelopmcni Bond volume cap.

Il is my sugge on Ihat these requests be forwarded fo the Finance Con lttee and bond coull5el fa eview.

P'lII1 Gieleghcm Kathy Tocco loan flynnMACOMB COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS DislJict 19 DISnict 20 DismcI6 Chairman Vice Chair Sergeant-'lt-Arms

Andrey Duzyj - DL~tJ1Ct ( SlIe ROCCB _ Dimicl 7 James L Cllubdti - District 12 Marvin E. Sauget - Distr1ct 2 David Flynn· District 8 Don Brown - Di~tncl IJ Ed Bruley _District 17 William A CWllchrmn - District 13 PhillIp A. DiMlIl'lII - Dismct 3 Robert Mlj:t.:: - District 9 BlI;JIl Brdak - DislJicl 14 Dana C;1tJ\phous-Pelerson - Dl,lnct 18 Michael A. Royle - District 24 Toni Moocri - District 4 Kenneth1. Larnpar Jr. _District 10 Kellh Rengen _District 15 Irene M. Kepler _District 2t Kathy D Vosburg - District 25

SUSWI L Oohuty - DislJict 5 Ed SZC7,.epanski _ DislJid 11 CIIf':Y Torrice _ DisclJi"l 16 frank AccaVJI'li Jr _DLstrict22 leffcry S. Sprys • Di~trict 26

(§artcr 70wnslyp of ~1Le1by Terri Kowal, CMC

Clerk Phone: (586) 731-5102

52700 Van Dyke Fax: (586) 726-7227 Shelby Township, MI 48316-3572 TDD: (586) 726-2731

E-mail: [email protected]

April 13, 2010

Commissioner James Carabelli Planning & Economic Development Macomb County Board of Commissioners /One South Main, 9th Floor Mt Clemens, MI 48043

RE: Federal Recovery lone'Program

Honorable Commis~ner:

Please consider the Charter Township of Shelby as an applicant for a loan under the Federal R.eCovery lone Program administered by the County of Macomb. It is our .. understanding that we could be eligible to borrow monies under the credit of the County" // witty4S% of the interest being absorbed by the Federal government under this program" . .

/ Shelby Township is a grOWing community, with grOWing needs to provide health·, safety and welfare support for our residents. Unfortunately, while the needs of the residents are a top priority for us, the state shared revenue we receive is at an alltime low. Our police department, and 41-A District Court, are operating under conditions that are questionable for safety. We are in need of assistance to build thes'e bUildings as soon as possible with ~ny financial assistance we can obtain.

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Please consider us favorably for funds estimated at about $9 million dollars for these projects.•

oe(~9J hesitate to let me know if you have any questions or what our next steps would be to move forward.

RespectfUlly submitted,

Terri Kowal, Clejs/' Shelby To_ship

Richard H, SlalhaKls Supervisor

Tern Kowal Glrlr/(

Paul Viar Tmasurer

Paula C Filar TruSfflrl

Michael Flynn Trustee

Lisa Manzella Trustee

Douglas C. Wozniak Trustee

FITZGERALD PUBLIC SCHOOLS

BARBARA VANSWEDEN, Superinlendent

February 5, 2010

Mr. Stephen N. Cassin. Exeeutive Director Macomb County Department of Planning & Economic Development> ' One South Main Street - i h FloQI " Mount Clemens, MI 48083

Re: Recovery Zone Economic Development Bonds

Dear Mr. Ca<;sin: . /,/o behalf of the Fitzgerald Public Schools (the Schg9'l"District"), I am requesting that

Maco County make the necessary findings and establisj¥:t1ie boundaries of th..-: School District as "Recovery Zone" and make an allocation of)hi' County's Recovery Zone Economic

evelopment Bond volume cap to the School Dif~t,rjCC ./

The School District's voters will be aSked on May 4, 2010 to approve a bond proposal. . which will authorize the School DistricLlO issue $68,640,000 of capital improvethent bonds to finance various capital improvement~)(j"thc School District's facilities. Enclosed is a copy of the bond proposaL As voted bonds,Jhe taxpayers in the School District will be responsible for the repayment of the bonds purspaflt to a separate debt millage levy for the bonds. The School District intends to issue tht;>4(c)nds in multiple series.

If approved~ voters, the Sehool District inte~ds to issue the first series of bonds authorized by t.he voters in 2010. The first series of bonds will include approximately $28,400,000 :et'Buiid America Bonds and/or traditional laX-exempt bonds. 11 wouid certainly benefit t chool District's taxpayers if all or a portion of Ulis first series of bonds could instead be iss a as Recovery Zone Economic DevelQPffient Bonds.

Therefore, the School DistricL~';;~questing from Macomb County an allocation of its Recovery Zone Economic Develo ent Bond volume cap in any amount that is available up toz:the amount of the first series 0 onds the School Distriet intends to issue in 2010 if the voters approve the bond proposal.

THOMAS OwcZAAEI'; DONALD BREw'ER II CHf.:RYl MORENO JUDY FUAGAL MIQ-JELLE CHEVATEWA HILARY KUTELLA EliZABETH SMITH

PRESIDENT VICE PREsroavT" SEC"lETAi'Y TREASUREI'l TRUSTI'E TRUSTEE TRU$rrE

Warren. Michigan 48091-1999 586.757.1750 Fax 586.620.6090 www./itzk12.mLus

232DD Ryan Road

For your information, I am also providing the following infiJrm~~ regarding the School District's eligibility to issue Recovery Zone Economic De\'e1opmeJld~onds:

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I) The Sehool District is a Michigan pUblic~,sthool distriet and., aecordingly, 1S a political subdivision of the State of Michigan; >

2) The bond projeets approved by the voters would qualify as "qualified economic deVelopment purposes'" under Section.·1400U-2 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as// amended (the "Code"). The proJ~~ts 'consist primarily of renovations to school facilities and would thus be capital cxpcndi,lures with respect to property loeated in the School District; and

3) The SSlIool District is of the opinion that the entire area of the School District would qualify Bfr-"l} "Reeovery Zone" under Section 1400-1(b) of the Code based on the significant ployment and rate of home foreclosures.

With the dramatie reduetion of property values and the significant unemployment in the 001 District, the ability to issue Recovery Zone Economic Development Bonds could provide

a meaningful benefit to the taxpayers in the School District.

Thank you for your eonsideration of this request. I am available to answer any questions or provide any additional information you may nced.

FITZGERALD PUBLIC SCHOOLS

/ts: Superintendent

OFFICIAL BALLOT

FITZGERALD PUBLIC SCHO~/ COUNTY OF MACOMlk STATE OF MICHIGAN

SCHOOL IMPROvEMEN;rtloND PROPOSITION /

Shall the Fitzgerald Public S~~l(/~OUnIY of Macomb, State of Michigan, borrow the sum of not to exceed Sixt~ght Million Six Hundred Forty Thousand ($68,640,000) Dollars and issue its general obligation unlimited tax bonds therefor, in one or more

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series, for the purp<?~ofpaying for the cost of the following: /

• eeting, eqUlpplllg and furnIshmg a new elementary schoqY~ding and additions to school buildings; -.'

/"• Remodeling, re-equipping, fe-furnishing school b!Jildings, playgrounds

and other facilities; // /"

• Preparing, developing and improvil)g / sites at school buildings, playgrounds and other facilities; and-- .

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• Equipping and re-equippin 001 buildings and other facilities for technology systems and ipment? //

YES ///"/

NO

The es· ated millage that .....ill be levied to pay the propo· bonds in the first ycar is 5.25 m ($5.25 per $1,000 of taxable value). The max· munber of years the proposed onds may be outstanding, exclusive of refundin s not more than twenty-five (25) years;

and the estimated simple average annual mil e that will be required to retire the proposed bonds over twenty-five (25) years is 6.] 6 Ills annually ($6.16 per $] ,000 of taxable value).

[f approved by the voters the nds will be guaranteed by the State of Miehigan under Section 16 of Article IX the State Constitution of 1963, as amended. If the School District borrows fro e State of Miehigan to pay debt serviee on the bonds under the State of Michig s guarantee the School District may be required to levy d~bt mills

ofthe bonds to repay the State of Michigan.

ant to State law, expenditure of bond proceeds must be audited, and the proceeds ot be used for teacher, administrator or employee salaries, repair or maintenance

costs or other operating expenses.)

6302681.122747/117663

Warren Consolidated Schools BOARD OF EDUCATION

31300 Anita Warren, Michigan 48093-1697 Loretta A. Crow. President I. Susan Kattula, Vice President (888) 4WC8-KlDS www.wcskids.net Sherry Brw;za, Secretary TTY (586) 977-8168 Brendan P. WagJIer, Trea.surer Diane Holden, Truslee Clifford Terry, Tm~lee

Brian White, Truslee

Robert D_ Livernois, Ph.D_ Superintendenl

January 27,2010

Mr. Stephen N. Cassin Executive Director Macomb County Department of

Planning & Economic Development 1 S. Main Street, 7th Floor Mount Clemens, MI 48083

Re: Recovery Zone Economic Development Bonds

Dear Mr. Cassin:

On behalf of the Warren Consolidated Schools District (the School District"), I am requesting that Macomb County make the necessary [mdings and establish the boundaries of the School District as a "Recovery Zone" and make an allocation of the County's Reco~7r{Zone Economic Development Bond volume cap to the School District.

/' The School District's voters recently approved a'bond proposal authorizing the School District to

i~65,705,OOO of capital improvement bonds to finance various capital improvemcnts to "the" School District's facilities. Enclosed is a copy of the bond proposal. As votcd bonds, the taxpayefS-'rfi the School District will be responsible for the repayment of the bonds pursuant to a separate debt mil1~ge levy for the bonds. The Sehool Distriet intends to issue the bonds in multiple series.

The School Distriet is in'the planning stages of the issuanee of the first series ofbonds authorized by the voters. The first series of bonds will include approximately $35,00.0,000 of Build America Bonds. It would certainly benefit the School District's taxpayers if all or a portion of these Build America Bonds could be issued as 7ry Zonc Economie Development Bonds instead.

~fore, the School District is requesting from Macomb County an allocation of its Recovery Zone Econet'fric Development Bond Volume Cap in any amount that is available up to the amount of Build America Bonds the School District is planning to issue under the first series ofbonds.

For your infonnation, I am also providing the following information regarding the Sehool District's eligibility to issue Recovery Zone Economic Developmcnt Bonds:

1) The School ..D{(trict is a Michigan public school district and, accordingly, IS a political subdivision of the Statepf'Miehigan;

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Warren Consolidated Schoob;s an equal opportunity employer. Auxiliary aids and services an: available upon requesllo individuals with. disabilities

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2) The bond projects approved by voters would qualify as "qualified economic development purposes" under Sect' 1400U-2 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended (the "Code"). Th rojects consist primarily of renovations to school facilities and would thus be c . I expenditures with respect to property local in the School District; and

3) The School IStrict is of the opinion that the entire area 0 e School District would qualify a "Recovery Zone" under Section 1400-1(b) of e Code based on the significant rnployment and rate of home foreclosures.

Wi e dramatic reduction of property values in the 001 District, the ability to issue ecovery Zone Economic Development Bonds uld provide a meaningful ben to the taxpayers in the School District.

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Thank you for your consideration of this~est. I am available to answer any questions or provide any additional infonnatio au may need.

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WARREN CONSOLIDATED SCHOOLS DISTRICT

BY:~Y'=---~~I-I'--+_

~~perintendent

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OFFICIAL BALLOT

WARREN CONSOLIDATED SCHOOLS DISTRI~ COUNTIES OF MACOMB AND OAKLANy,

STATEOFMICHIGAN /

SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT BONQ1'iiOPOSITION ,,///

Shall the Warren Consolidated Schools District, Counties of Macomb and Oakland, State of Miehigan, borrow the sum of nQt-"tc; exeeed Sixty-Five Million Seven Hundred Five Thousand and 00/100 ($65,705.rO()(fO) Dollars and issue its general obligation unlimited tax bonds therefore, in one gvtiiore series, for the purpose of paying for the cost of the following: //

~.// / • R-ef)lacing foofs on school buildings;

• Remodeling, fe-equipping, fe-furnishing school buildings and other facilities;

• Erecting, equipping and furnishing additions to school buildings;

• Preparing, developing and improving sites at school buildings, playgrounds and other facilities; and

• Equipping and fe-equipping school buildings and other facilities for technology systems and equipment and purchasing school buses?

YES

/ NO

estimated millage that will be levied to pay the proposed bonds in the first .00 mills ($0.00 per $1,000 of taxable value). The maximwn number of years the

osed bonds may be outstanding, exclusive of refunding, is not more than twenty-five 25) years; and the estimated simple average annual millage that will be required to retire

the proposed bonds over twenty-five (25) yean; is 0,79 mills annually ($0,79 per $1,000 of taxable value).

If approved by the voters the bonds will he guaranteed hy the State of Michigan llllder Seetion 16 of Artiele IX of the State Constitution of 1963, as amended. If the School District borrows from the State of Michigan to pay debt service on the bonds under the State of Michigan's tee the School District may be required to levy debt mills beyond the tenn e bonds to repay the State ofMichigan.

(Purs 0 State law, expenditure of bond proceeds must he audited, and the proceeds canljlill1 e used for teacher, administrator or employee salaries, repair or maintenance costs or other operating expenses.)

6289192.121959/093593

~.~Macomb -~,,- Community College Education· Enrichment. Economic Development Office of General Counsel

March 10, 2010

Mr. Stephen N. Cassin Executive Director

Via Hand Delivery & U.S. Mail

Macomb County Department of Planning & Economic Deve!opment

1 South Main Street, 7'h Floor Mount Clemens, Mic~igan

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48043

Re: one Economic Development Bonds

r. Cassin:

On behalf of the Macomb Community College (the "College"), I am requesting that Macomb County make the necessary findings and establish the boundaries of the College as a "Recovery Zone" and make an allocation of the County's Recovery Zone Economic Development Bond volume cap to the College. /

The College is proposing to issue approximately $10,000,000 of Build America B'lJ'dS and/or traditional tax-exempt bonds to finance the construction of a new building/to be used by the College in its University Center Program tt would certainly benefit the College if all or a portion of proposed bonds could instead be issued as Recovery Zone Economic Development Bonds.

Ther~re, the College is requesting from Macomb County an allocation of its Recovery ~ Economic Development Bond volume cap in the amount of $1 0,000,000.

For your information, I am also providing the following information regarding the College's eligibility to issue Recovery Zone Economic Development Bonds:

1) The College is a political subdivision of the Slate of Michigan;

2) The bond p~cts would qualify as "qualified economic development purposes"'under Section 1400U-2 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as <l.me·nded (the "Code"). The project consists of the construction of a

~Iege building, and would thus be a capital expenditure with respect to property located on the College's campus; and

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3) The College is ofth::Pinion that the entire area ~Ollege would qualify as a ;;R.;covery Zone" under Section 1,4{lb-1 (b) of the Code based on the .~ficant unemployment and rate.ofhome foreclosures.

Thank you foryoLir consideration of this request. t am available to answer any question~/provid any additional information you may need.

CLARK HILL ~-----------------

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tv1r. Stephen N, Cassin, Executive D" ector Macomb County Depi.lrtment of anning &

Economic Developn t /' 1 S. Main Street, 7'h Flo Mount Clements, M 8083

Re: ecovery Zone Economic Development Bond

r Mr. Cassin:

Enclosed please find correspondence received from East Detroit Public Schools m

connection with tbe above-refere'~Ced)Iiatter. ",/

Upon receipt aut! revieW, do not hesitate to contact me should yo,u-'nave any questLlms,

commeu's, or C07 "'

Sincerely,

JBU:lh Enl:!osure

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EAll DETROIT PUBLIC SCHOOLS Kate Danbollich Administrative Center

Director of FiJcal Servicel15115 Deerfield (586) 445-4414

Eastpointe, MI 48021

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FehruaryAI,201O

Mr. Stephen N. Cassin Executive Director /" Macomb County Department or·

Planning & Economic Development 1 S. Main Street, i h FJoo./ Mount Clemens, MJ. 48083

Re: Rc~overy Zone Economic Development Bonds //

Dear ~jrCassin:/' / /,/ ,

/ On behalf of the East Detroit Public Schools (tVSchool District"), I am requesting that / Macomb County make the necessary fiudings and e~bJish the boundaries of the School District

as a "Recovery Zone" and make an allocation- ~of the County's Recovery Zone Economic Development Bond volume cap to the Sehool, DIstrict. /

The School District's voters r~ee~tly approved a bond proposal authorizing the School District to issue $23,055,000 of- 'capital improvement honds to finance various eapital improvements to thc School District's facilities. Enclosed is a copy of the bond, proposal. As voted bonds, the laxpayersirt ~the School District will be responsible for the re'payment of the, bonds pursuant (0 a separate debt millage levy for the bonds. The Scho~l District has issued a first series of bonds a~"Build America Bonds in the amount of $8,635,QOO, and intends to issue the remaining bondsin one or more additiunal series.

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Th~~S~:hool District is in the planning stages of the issua~ce of the second series of bonds autho~ by (he voters. The second series of bonds will-i~clude approximately $7,000,000 of B~ A~eriea Bonds. It would certainly benefit the School District's taxpayers if all or a portion of the second series of bonds could be issued as Recovery Zone Eeonomic Development Bonds.

Therefore, the School District is requesting from Macomb County an allocation of its Recovery Zone Economic Development Bond Volume Cap. in any amount that is available up to the amount of Build America B,Pflds thc School District is planning to issuc under the second series of bonds. ~/

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For your information, I am, also providing tbe [. owing information regarding tbe School District's eligibility to issue Recovery Zone Econo 'c Development Roods'

1) The School District is a Mi~n public school district and, aC~tlg1)'" is a political subdivision of the Stare of Michigan;

." ./ " 2) The bond projects".approved by the volers would qualify ~qualitied economic

development purposes" undey-'Section 1400V-2 of the Internal ReYen'ue Code of 1986, as amended lthe ·'Code"). ~ projCL:.ts consist primarily of rcnov~fu\s to school facilities and would thus be capital ;wenditures with respect to property 10caWd in the School District; and

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3) T"J1e'School District is of the opinion th~V{he entire area of the School DIstrict would quali, as a "Recovery Zone" under Sect)ol1 1400-l(b) of the Code ha<;cd on tbe significa unemployment and rate of home forcdos'ures.

/" With the dramatic reJuction of pr()pe~y values ir: the School District, the abili "' to issue ~ecovery Zone Economic Developll),trit Bonds could provide a meaningful befit 10 [he

taxpavers in the School District. ,/- '" "." "

Thank you for your ~~~deration of this request. I am available t9~wcr auy questiuns or provide any addit?J iilfonnation you may need. //'

// /./ ErETROIT PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Its: Director of Fiscal Services

,/OFFICIAL BALLOT /

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EAST DETROIT PUBLIC SCHOOLS

COUNTY OF MACOMB

SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT BOND PROPOSITION

Shall the East Detroit Public Schools, County of Macomb, State of Michigan, borrow the sum of not to exceed Twenty Three Million, Fifty-Five Thousand Dollars ($23,055,000) and issue its general obligation unlimited tax bonds therefor, in one or more series, for the purpose oUaying for the CDst "fthe following: // '

• Remodeling, fe-eqUipping, and fe-furnishing school?uildings, playgrounds and other facilities; /

• Preparing, developing and improving sites 3p/school buildings, playgrounds and other facilities; /

• Acquiring, installing, equipping and re-e\}urpping school buildings and other facilities for technology systems,-and equipment and purchasing school buses? ./

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YES /

NO /

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/~. ,. The estimated miJMge that will be levied to pay the proposed bon~/in lhe first year is

1.94 mitts (which is equal to $1.94 per $1,000 of taxable value). The ma.x-(mum number of years the bonds may be,dlJtstanding, exclusive of refunding is not more man thirty (30) years. The estimated simgV;verage annual millage that will be required t9Aetire the bonds over twenty (20) years 9~27 mills annually ($2.27 per $1,000 of taxable ~:.a-ttie). , .

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If~ved by the voters the bonds will be guaranteeq.lJ(;he State of Michigan under Section 16 of Article IX of the State Constitution of 1963, as ~ended. If the School District borrows from the State of Michigan to pay debt service on the'bonds under the State of Michigan's guarantee the School District may be required (0 levy deht mills beyond the term of the bonds to repay the State ofMichigan.

(Pursuant to State law, expenditu of bond proceeds must be audited, and the proceeds cannot be used tor teacher, or or employee salaries, repair or maintenance costs or other operating expenses.)

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FINANCE DEPARTMENT 10 N. Main SI., 12th Hoor

Mounl Oemens, Michigan 48043 ,// 586-469-5250 FAX 586-469-5847

August 18, 2009 .,.'

Dal-'id M. Diegel )-.nance Direclor Commissioner Irene Kepler, Chairperson

& Members of the Finance Committee John H. Fosler Administralion Building-9lh Floor Assisl<lnl Finance Dircctor Mount Clemens, Michig?n 48043

Robel1 Grzanka. CPA Dear Commissio.ner: Internal Audit ~lanagcr /Please p~e lhe attached resolution on the Finance Comml.tje'e agenda for Slcphen L. Smigiel. CP.A.

Accounling ~.an[)ger consideration.

rThe resolution creates a County-wide "Economic ,R.ecovery Zone~ which ;s /" necessary for the County to qualify for the issuance of recovery zone,.....

,/'.,J',..,. economic development bonds.

,Y /The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARpA) has authorized Macomb County to ,issue $46.2 million in "Recpvery Zone Economic Development Bonds~for County financed infrastr.wtture projects and $69.4 million in "Recovery Zone Facility Bondsn whiclr''Would be issued through the County Economic Development Corpor_atfon for commercial projects financed by private developers.

Given the curreht financial position of the CountY, it is doubtful that we would recommend" the issuance of bonds to be financed by the County, however private evelopers may find the issuance- of ~Recovery Zone Facility Bondsn

ec micallyadvantageous.

The County must be designated as an "Economic Recovery Zone" prior to the issuance of either form of R~c6very Zone Bonds.

r have attached a sUfyr6ary of the Economic Recovery Zone Bond Program which has been pr~pared by our bond counsel, John Axe.

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Dav' M.Oi F.' ance OJ

DMD:ts

Enclosure

Paul Gielerhem K:olhy T"""" Joan FlynnMACOMB COUNTy'jfu~IJt'W 6~l'>MMISSIONERS Di<lrict 19 Dl"ri<:'l20 D;"ri<:'l6

Chairman \'aOlai' Ser~eanl-A\-Amu

An<frey Dlllyj _ Di<lrict I S"" Rocca· Distri<:'l 7 James L. Ca",belli _ Disirici !2 Ed Bruley - D'<1rid 17 Wlniam A C",,,,,1una/I - Distri.cl1.l

Marvin E, Sauger- Dim;", 2 D3vid Aynn- Di$lriC18 Don Brown _ Di"riet lJ 0.,., Camph",..,..r,,-cJ>On. Disinci 18 Mic~ A. Boyle - Districi 24

Phillip A, DiMaria - Dl<lriet3 Robe" Mijac - Di$lJ1et 9 Bli"" B,dak. Dl.llici 14 I",,,.. M Keple,- Di.. ric1 ~l Ka,hy D. vru.bur~ _Di<lrict ~

Toni Moceri _ [)iSlnet4 Ken Lunpar- Di5lriel 10 K<ilhRengelt-Di-"ric,15 F"".t A,,"",villi Jr. - Di.uicl n ]Cffe')' S Spry, - D'.miLl 26Carey Tome>' _Dislriet 16Susan L Doberry - Di'lriet 5 Ed SlaJ:p"llSki - Di.lm 11

AXE & ECKLUND, P.C.

TO: MACOMB COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS

FROM: JOHN R AXE. AXE & ECKLUND, P.c.

DATE: AUGUST 18,2009

// SUBJECT: Setting a Public Hearing for Augus0: 2009 at 9:00 a.m. to Receive Comment

from the Public Concerning the pcsignation of the Entire Geographic Area of Macomb County as a RecovyrY Zone Eligible to use Recovery Zone Economic Development Bonds an~:I,..R/ecovery Zone Facility Bonds

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~' BACKGROUND

In an attempt to ad9J:~he worsl:ning national eeonomy, the United State ,ongress in February, 2009 ~sed the American Reeovery and Reinvestment Act 009 ("ARRA"). ARRA crea new tax credit bonding vehides and broadened con¢'erably the types of projects which . be financed by EDe bonds both of which are desigJJetflo spur investment throughout

/the untrv. /r"

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. BONDS FOR "PUBLIC PROJECTS"

" / One ofthcse new bonds IS callcd Ihe Recovyry Zone Economic Development Bond. These bonds are for public proJects to he built~wfthin a designated rccovery zone, which is defined as an area desib'11ated by statc and 10eaJ..govermnenls as having significant poverty, unemployment, home-foreclosure rates or genen,lvclistress or any area for which a deSIgnation as an empowerment zone or rene~communityis in effect. Interest generated by these public bond are taxable. hence the in;erest rate charged to local governmental enlities issuing such bon ill be higher. To offsetJhis expense, any public entity issuing bonds under this program . be given an advanc {ax credit equal to 45 per cent of the interest earned on the bo . This alJlount is pa' annually to the governmental bond issuer. As a point of com son, traditional tax-free'emmcnt bonds typically S<ive the governmental issuer abou!.JS· per cent of the inter costs on that bond. Tbis credit will accordantly result i~I1""extra" sa"'ings in i rest costs of abont 10 per cent on bonds which qualify: //

...-" EDCBONDS

In addition, the ARRA_ created a new catc$OlY"oftax-exempt activity bonds called Recovery Zone Facility Bonds, which may alsoynlY be used in Recovery Zones. These bonds may only be used by private developers fo~mercial projects within the designated recovery zone. 95~/o or more of the net proce ofRecovery Zone Fat:itity Bonds must finance recovery zone property. To that extent e proceeds must bc used to construct, reconstruct, renovate or acquire private property wit' the recovery zone aftcr that zone has been properly established. In addition. the b funds must be used for a qualified business which is defined by federal law to cxclude re or residential properties; private or commercial golf courses or country clubs;

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massage parlors, hot tub or sun tan facilities; rdcetracks or other g~ling establishments; or any store whose prineipal business is the sale of alcoholic bevera~or consumption off premises. All other private projects would be eligible to use Rccove~?n: Facility Bonds. rnterested private developers would work through the County's Eponomic Development Corporation ("EDe") to pursue this type ofbonding.

This bond program greatly expands the type ofproject which can be financed by private developers using a governmental cconorpic development corporation. Previous to the enactment of this program, only "manufacturing-facilities" were eligible to use EDC bonds. Now private commercial projects, except for !h6~e specifically stated above arc ail eligible to use EDC bonding.

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AMOUNT OF BONOS WHICH MAY BE ISSUED" 7

Each State in (be'Country has been allocaled a portion of the $10 bi1.l'i"O'"n dollars the federal govemmeI)1'fus allocated to the Recovery Zone Economic Dev~oP"ment Program and the $15 billion lars allocated for the Reeovery Zone Facility BOfi9-Pi-ogram. The Slate of Michigan, in t ,has allocated its share of the fed~ral funding thr~ugi1ollt the SLate. Macomh County has

en allocated a total 0[$46,293,000 for the Reco\.·eryZone Economic Development Bond Program and $69,439,OOO.for the Recovery Zone Facility Bond Program.

HOW TO PARTICIPATE

Governmental entities who wish to participate in either the Recovery Zone Economic Development Bonds or the Recovery Zone Facility Bonds must designate a recovery zone for both programs. ,,/

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Under the ARRA., both ofthe above-described bond programs are for a limited d tion--bonds must be isst:ed on or before January 1,2011. /

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MECHANICS OF ESTABLISHING ZONE' , /

As noted above, before any bonds may be issued under either the Recovery Zone Economic Development Bond Program or the Recovery Zone Facility Bond Program, local units of government must designate all or part of their govemll}ef1tal entity as a Recovery Zolle. Once designated, bonds issued under either of the two Programs may only be issued for projects within the Recovery Lone.

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As noted above, Recovery Zones arc apdsd'esignated by state or local governments as having significant poverty, unemployment,bomc-foreelosure rates or general distress or any area [or which a designation as an empowennent zone or renewal community is in effect.

Given the extremely p9Pf?vtichigan economy, the entire geographic area ofMacomb County, ineluding the Citieyrt" Warren and Sterling Heights, is eligible to be designated as a "Recovery

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/ Zone." It should also be noted that under,thffederal legislation, the Cities of Warren and Sterling Heights are large enough popl,lkllion to be eligible to independently receive federal monies under these programs. EacjYbf those cities also has an allocation of their own. Accordingly each City may alsq.<Jesignate any part of the City as a recovery zone and participate in both the Recovery Zone I;.cbnomic Development Bond and Recovery Zone Facility Bond programs independent o{ifle County_ The County proposed Recovery Zone designation will still include the Cities W~e'n and Sterling Heights, how9'er, to preserve the County's right to independently parti6ipate in projects under both programs within those cities.

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MACOMB COlINTY, MICHIGAN

RESOLUTION TO: Receive and File the Departmental Report on the hosting of a Mexican Ameriean Delegation on July 2, 20lli

INTRODUCED BY: Commissioners James Carabelli and Edward Bruley, Co-Chairs

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RESOLUTION TO; Receive and File the Status Report on [he Neighborhood Stabiliz.ation Program (NSP)

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Neighborhood StabilizatIon Program Implementation Matrix

Month •Rec'd

Income Eligible

Application Withdrawn

Pre- Approv I HB Counsel Appraisal

Inspec· tion

Loan Close

Rehab Comp

Project Closed

March 164 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 April 186 25 0 24 0 0 0 0 0 Mav 233 43 23 29 0 0 0 0 0 June 266 59 76 41 2 3 0 0 0 July 292 73 77 42 5 5 1 0 0 Auoust 310 75 91 51 10 7 1 0 0 Seot. 321 81 101 59 16 13 4 0 o October 339 83 123 62 18 17 7 1 1 November 347 86 132 65 22 21 10 4 4 December 356 88 164 67 25 24 13 8 8 Januarv 363 95 207 74 30 28 18 10 10 February 375 104 241 82 34 33 22 16 16 March 388 108 267 96 37 37 27 18 18

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Anywhere in Countv

MC Only EP Only CL Only

March 61 128 9 15 1

Comments Concerning Overall Progress

$2,381,000,24.38% of the grant, spent as of April 8, 2010,

2. Actions taken to expedite implementation:

3. Procedural changes made have improved ability to work with lenders and real estate agents.

4. Developers selected to work with VLI homebuyers, wrapping up contract discussions.

5. Discussions for redevelopment projects in EP, MI. Clemens and Center Line underway, coming to decision to either proceed or shift funds to housing developer (See related proposal item)

6. Demolition - Program underway with 4 properties in Easlpointe (2 complete), and 3 in MI. Clemens under contract, with 4 in MC to be demolished shortly. Center Line has started hearings for as many as 14 properties. Some demolition funds might be used to redevelop demolished properties.

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MACOMB COUNTY, MI AN

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/ . RESOLUTION TO: Authorize 11 e Board Cb,m to execllte a contract with Solid Ground to (:lfovide $67.521 in operating costs from the Consoniu 008 HOME Grant r-

INTRODUCED rommissioners James Carabelli and Ed",:ard Bruley. Co-Chairs

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PLANNING & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT I S. Main St., 7th Floor

Mount Clemens, Michigan 48043 586-469-5285 Fax 586-469~6787

www.macombcountyrni.gov/planning

Stephen N. Cassin, ArCp Executive Director


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April D, 2010

MEMORANDUM " / /

TO: Ed Bmley and Ja~t:;~:belli, Co-Chairs, and Mcmbers l'Jannillg & EcgnOmic Development Committee /

FROM: Stephen....N:"Cassm, AICP~ ,/ Ex7lve Hector . ' D ./'

RE' /AOME Pmgmm R'q""~ //'

, tNT DUCTION /'

he Macomb Coullt} Department of Plann~ Economic Development admi . ers tbe Federal HOME Program, which must be irt{plemented on time ur funds arc rec' tured, AI! 2008 HOME thnds must be obligated bY June 30 or lhey will be lost. IIO rules allnw grantees to award up to 5% of a ...,grant to offset opcrating costs inCH by Communit) Housing Dcvelopment Organiz~ti6ns (CHDO's). In the past, the H 1E Con~ort;um has awarded funding to Solid Ground to pay for its [kV<:lopment and Ex live Din.::ddr.'.

/BACKGROUND f/

Grantees may 3~te up to 5% of their annual H E grant to pay operating costs ot Commllnity !i8G-'sing Development Organizations. at amount, for 2008, is $67,521. Solid Ground, a Ji'facomb HOME Consortium CHDO as requested funds to defray the sabries, fringes nd associated and eligible business sts necessalJ' to operate. Clinton TmHlship, Ros Ie and Sterling Heights havc agre to pay for Ihese costs from their share of the

E Grant. No Couut~· rUllds will b lIocated for thi~ purpose but executiou of a graut amendment by the Hoard Chao is required to commit funds ou behalf of the Consortium, and the requested a' on is therefore recommended.

Paul Gicleghcm Kathy T,lC(;O Joan FlyJUlMACOMB COlINTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS DislJlct 19 D1StJicl20 Districl () Chainnan VlO:e Chair Sergeanl,al· /\nn,

Andre.,. Duzyj _Dislrict I ~ue Rocca· DL~tri~1: 7 James L. Cara.belh - DISU!Ct t2 Marvin E. Sauger - Districl2 DaVid Ftynn - Dislrict 8 Don Brown - Districl ]J Ed Brulo,:y. Dlsrricll7 William A Crouchman - District?J Phillip A. DiMaria _ Dhtri~1: J Robert M!jac _ Dlstncl 9 Brian Brdak - Dislrict 14 f)anaCampMus~PeteP.lon - District t8 Michar:t A Boyte - District 24 Toni Moceri - Di,trict 4 KefUleth J. Lampar Jr. _DISl,ncl to KeIth Rengert _ District 15 Irene M. Kepler - District 2\ KalJl)' D. Vosburg - District 25 Susan L DlJherty - Disrricl5 Ed Szczepanski _ D,slmt II Carey Torrice ~ Disctrict t6 FIlITlk /\c..:avlttllr _ Dislricl22 Jcfkry S ~flry;; - D,stJicl26



RESOLUTION TO: Authorize MCPED to increase and extend developer contracts for very-lO'.,;-income housing in the NSP to moderate and middle-income housing in the NSP, aRB lsw 8l1S18'A@f iflMme hObsi"g iii tHe IIOME Pr8f;f8n, in order to meet commitment deadlines.

INTRODUCED BY: Commissioners James Carabclli and Edward Bruley. Co-Chairs

DESCRIPTION:

Sec memorandum dated April 12, 2020 regarding this proposal.

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Mount Clemens, Michigan 48043 586-469-5285 Fax 586-469-6787

www.macombcountymi.gov/plarming



April 12, 2010

MEMORANDUM

TO: Ed Bruley and Jame~ Carabelli, Co-Chairs, and Members Planning & Economie Devdopment Committee

FROM: Stephen N Cassin, Alep/' _ ~ Exeeullve Din::ctOl' ~

REo Developer COlllraCIS

INTRODUCTION

The Macomb County Department of Plmming and Economic Development administers tile Federal NSP 3.nd HOME Programs, which must be implemenled on time or funds are recaptured. The County must ohligate a substanlial amonnt ofNSP funding. by September 25, 2010 and $308,511 of2008 HOME funds by .Iune 30. Failure to do so willlhen be recaptured.

BACKGROUND

The Board authorized MCPED to request developer proposals for housing 10 be purcha~ed, or rented to, very low-ineome households. That process is now concluded and 3 of 7 proposals were selected. Four Df the 7 proposals received were highly competitive and MCPED would like to increase funding and/or use HOME funding to quickly commit HOME nmds and increase prospects of meeting NSP implementation requirements as welL This wDuld oecur withDut further competition since MCPED believes that the CDunty's interest has been protected through the reeenll.y concluded eompetition. IruD does nDt require a competition tn select develDpers.

MCPED, therefDfe, requests Board applllval tD allDcate the 2008 HOE funds to Springhill Housing CorpDfation, a Maeomb Counly Community Housing Development Organization, and a subsidiary of Community Housing Network, which applied for funding, hut was nnt selected. This emity provides affDrdable renla] housing to develDpmentally-disabled adults, and combines the hDusiug with snpportive selviees thaI enables assisted individuals tD live independently. The County has had a prodnctive long-term relationship l.vith Springhill Housing CorpDratiDn and would lih to expand this partnership.

MCPED also requests Board approval to inerease the amount awarded to three developers, if neeessary, to commit remaining funds by the September 25, 2010 deat1lme.

Paul Gieleghem Kath~' Toc.co Joan flynnMACOMB COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Districl 19 DisIIICl20 Dl,;trict 6 Chairman Vice Chair Sergeant-at-Ann"

Andrey Duzyj _Districll Sue Roc.a _DislJlCt 7 James L. Cm-ahelli - DislJlct J2 Marvin E. Sauger - District 2 David Flynn - Disuid 8 Don Rtown - District J3 Ed Bruley - District 17 William II. CrouchmllIt - Distrld 2J Phillip A. DiMaria _DislJicl 3 Robert Mija.; _Disll'icl 9 Brian Brdak _District 14 Dana Camphous-Pelerson _District 18 Micha£l A, Boyle - DislJict 14 Toui Moceri - District 4 KennethJ. L~par Jr. _Disuic, lO Keim Renger1 _District 15 Jrene M. Kepler _District21 Kathy D, Vo,;.bmg - District 25 Sllian L. Doherty - Districl 5 Ed Szc~anski _Dimict 1I Carey Torrice _DisclJict 16 FrnnkAccavitti Jr. _District 22 Jeffery S. Sprys - Dlstricl 26

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RESOLUTION TO: Receive and File the Report on the Countywide Trail Master Plan


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MACOMB COlJNTY, MICHIGAN

RESOLUTION TO: Receive and File the Report on Environmental Grant Activitv

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RESOLUTION TO: Receive and File the Update Report on the Economic Development Specialist Positions

INTRODUCED BY: Commissioners James Carabelli and Edward Bruley. Co-Chairs

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RESOLUTION TO: Coneur ""jlh Ihe request from the OepartIneut ofPlanning and Economic Developmenl to share Ms. Denise Mentzer with the Libra!"\' on a 50-50 basis. Refer to Personnel Committee


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Donald Morandini Deputy Dicector


Mount Clemens, Michigan 48043 586-469-5285 fax 586-469-6787

www.macomlx:ountymi_gov/planning

April 15,2010

TO: Ed Bruley and Jim Carabelli, Co-Chairs and Members Planning and Economic Devdopment Committee

FROM: Stephen N. Cassin, AICP Executive Director

RE: Personnel Sharing with Library

The Department of Planning and Economie Development is seeking authorization to share on a 50-50 basis, Ms. Denise I\.·lentzer from the Library.

It is envisioned that Ms. Mentzer will assist the department in its administrative duties relating to tbe Small Business and Technology Development Center.

Thank you for consideration of this request.

Paul Gleleghem Kalhy Toc<;o Joan Flynn MACOMB COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Dislrict 19 Dislricl20 Disuict 6 Chairman Vice Chair Sergeanl-at-Arm.~

AndR:y Duzyj - District I SlIe Rocca - District 7 James L. Carabelli - District 12 Marvin E. Sauger - Dislrict 2 David t"]ynn - Dislricl 8 Don Brown· District 13 Ed Bruley _Districll7 Willianl A Cmuchman - Disuid 2)

Phmip A DiMaria - District 3 Robert Mijill: - District 9 Brian Brdak - Dislricll4 Dana Camphous-PeternJn _District IIi Michael A. Boyle - Districl24 Toni Moceri - District 4 KellllcthJ. Lampar Jr. - District 10 Keith Rengert _District 15 lretle M. Kepler. DistricI21 Kathy D. Vosburg - Dislrict 25 Susan L. Doherty - Oistricl 5 Ed Szczepanski _ Oistrict II Carey Torrice _DISCu-ic( 16 Frank Accavitri Jr. _Dislrict 22 Jeffery S. Sprys - District 26

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MACOMR COUNTY, MICHIGAN

RESOLlJT10N TO: Reeei\'~ and File Ihc Update on the University ofMichigan Urban Planning Students

lNTRQDlJCED BY: CommiSSLlltlerS Jmnes Carabelli and Edward Brulev, Co-Chairs

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MACOMB COUNTY PRESENTATION Wednesday, Apri121, 2010 - 12:30 to 5:00 p.m.

LOCATION:

Macomb County Administration Bldg., 9th Floor One South Main Street MountClemens,MI48043

AGENDA:

12:30 - Networking Lunch 1:00 - Multi-Modal Transit Center Study 1:40 - Prime Agricultural and Open Space 2:20 - Land Bank Development Plan 3:00 - Macomb Township Trailway Plan 3:40 - Shelby Township Green Development 4:20 - Mt. Clemens Downtown Development

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