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Agenda Tuscola County Board of Commissioners Committee of the Whole Monday, June 24, 2019 - 8:00 A.M. HH Purdy Building -125 W. Lincoln, Caro, MI Finance/Technology Committee Leaders-Commissioners Young and Jensen Primary FinancefTechnology 1. Contract with Air Advantage (See A) 2. MMRMA Net Asset Distribution Check and Rap Grant Information (See B) 3. Zoning Permit Application Fees(See C) 4. Shredder Purchase Request-Controller/Admin Office (See D) 5. Contractual Medical Examiner System On-Going and Other Finance Finance 1. Update Regarding Caro Psychiatric Hospital 2. MREC Wind Turbine Invoices (Juniata and Fairgrove Townships) 3. Update Regarding AssessjngfTaxation Disputes with Wind Turbine Companies - S8 46 4. Water Rates Paid for County Facilities Along M24 and Deckervi1le Roads 5. Opioid Lawsuit 6. Preparation of Updated Multi-Year Financial Plan 7. Continue Review of Road Commission Legacy Costs 8. 2018 Comprehensive Annual Report Development 9. Convert to New State Chart of Accounts 10.2020 Budget Development 11. Second Year MIDC Plan and Budget 12. Determine if any Drain Bonds can be Retired Early or Refinanced Technology 1. Animal Control Camera and Other Security 2. New Server and Network Storage Capacity 3. Jail Live Scan Scanner 4. GIS Update 5. Increasing On-Line Services 6. Updating County Web Page 7. Implementation of New Computer Aided Dispatch System 8. CLEMIS Road Patrol Software - Impacts on Local Police Departments 9. New Kronos Time Attendance and BSA Finance/General Ledger Software Personnel Committee Leader-Commissioner Vaughan and Bardwell Primary Personnel 1. EDC Board Appointment 2. MIDC Advertise for budgeted Part Time Position (covered by grant) (See E) 3. Controller/Administrator Contract

4. GIS Update - Tuscola County · 1. 4-H Presentation 2. Negotiation of Expiring Union Contracts - Setting Financial and Other Objeclives 3. Strengthen and Streamline Year-End Open

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Page 1: 4. GIS Update - Tuscola County · 1. 4-H Presentation 2. Negotiation of Expiring Union Contracts - Setting Financial and Other Objeclives 3. Strengthen and Streamline Year-End Open

Agenda Tuscola County Board of Commissioners

Committee of the Whole Monday June 24 2019 - 800 AM HH Purdy Building -125 W Lincoln Caro MI

FinanceTechnology Committee Leaders-Commissioners Young and Jensen

Primary FinancefTechnology

1 Contract with Air Advantage (See A) 2 MMRMA Net Asset Distribution Check and Rap Grant Information (See B) 3 Zoning Permit Application Fees(See C) 4 Shredder Purchase Request-ControllerAdmin Office (See D) 5 Contractual Medical Examiner System

On-Going and Other Finance

Finance

1 Update Regarding Caro Psychiatric Hospital 2 MREC Wind Turbine Invoices (Juniata and Fairgrove Townships) 3 Update Regarding AssessjngfTaxation Disputes with Wind Turbine Companies - S8 46 4 Water Rates Paid for County Facilities Along M24 and Deckervi1le Roads 5 Opioid Lawsuit 6 Preparation of Updated Multi-Year Financial Plan 7 Continue Review of Road Commission Legacy Costs 8 2018 Comprehensive Annual Report Development 9 Convert to New State Chart of Accounts 102020 Budget Development 11 Second Year MIDC Plan and Budget 12 Determine if any Drain Bonds can be Retired Early or Refinanced

Technology

1 Animal Control Camera and Other Security 2 New Server and Network Storage Capacity 3 Jail Live Scan Scanner 4 GIS Update 5 Increasing On-Line Services 6 Updating County Web Page 7 Implementation of New Computer Aided Dispatch System 8 CLEMIS Road Patrol Software - Impacts on Local Police Departments 9 New Kronos Time Attendance and BSA FinanceGeneral Ledger Software

Personnel Committee Leader-Commissioner Vaughan and Bardwell

Primary Personnel

1 EDC Board Appointment 2 MIDC Advertise for budgeted Part Time Position (covered by grant) (See E) 3 ControllerAdministrator Contract

On-Going and Other Personnel

1 4-H Presentation 2 Negotiation of Expiring Union Contracts - Setting Financial and Other Objeclives 3 Strengthen and Streamline Year-End Open Enrcllment 4 Evaluate Potential Training Programs 5 S1art the Development of Pay Grade Schedule and Updated Job DescrJptions 6 Scheduling a MAC 710 Meeting to Determine if OrganizatIon will Continue

BuUding and Grounds Committee Leaders-Commissioners Jensen and Grimshaw

Primary Building and Grounds

1 Johnson Control Service Contract Renewal (See F)

Ont)oing and Other Buflding and Grounds

1 County Jail Study 2 County Land Bank 3 Recycling Relocation Update 4 Cass River Greenways 5 County Physical and Electronic Record Storage Needs - Potential Use of Recycling Pele Building 6 Coumy Property Ownership Inventory 7 Review of Alternative Solutions Concerning 1he Caro Dam 8 Sidewalk Improvements and Parking Lot Sealing 9 Purdy Building Awning Sign and Stucco Repairs 10 Jail Entrance Step and Ceiling Tile 1i State Police Post Water Tank Inspection Sidewalk and P-arking Lot Repairs 12 Potential Sale of Certain County Properties 13_ New Septic System a1 Vanderbilt Park and Vegetation Clearing 14 Health Department Painting Animal Control Ceiling and Court Windows 15 Recycling Sol Removal and Construction

Other BUsiness as Necessary

1 Corey Firestone ~ Resolutions regarding DTE energy meters (See G) 2 Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting 6-25-19 (Sbullbull H) 3 FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination (See I) 4 Methods of Providing Dental Care to Indigent 5 Etected Versus Appoin1ed Road Commissioners 6 Work with DTE and Others to Solve lllCfeasing Energy Demands in the County 7 Update County Policies

Public Comment Period

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CUSLomer agrees to be responsible ~or any loss theft or damage of lhe Equipmert Cmtomer expressly disdairns allY ngl ttlc pe-pcttml right of use or any oher interest in or to the EquipmenL Althoug purs~)anl -0 the terms of Ihis Ageement Air Advant~ge grantS a revocable license to Customer to ltse the Eqtipment the Equpment shan continue to be the prcpcl1y of Air Advantage

L Cusmoer wm xovide all equipment used or recuired in order for Customer 10 receive the Services Air Advanlage will not be respcnsiblc (a) for any damage to or (b) to maintain Customers equipment

L Charnes to Customer) Account J during the $uvice Term Air Advantage provdes O$tomer with additional Dr replacement EquipuenL Or Customer makes changes to the Sendees so as to increase [he level of Services Cusmmers account will bc charged tor such Equipment or Service

5 harge~ and PaYlnenL Recurrng charges as specjfied U1 Paragraph I above shall be billed by AishyAdvatl1ge on a monthly basis in advance Monthly ReCUtTing Charge) and non~recurnng chl1tges shall be billed in lrmiddoteilrs CustoJJer shnll make oIl payments due herelrder within 11 days after the titHe ofAir Advantages invoee provided however that Air Advantage nay upon a fhilure OfCuslomer to establish cfcdittvortbiness in

sole discretion mciude in its firs invoice LO Custo-mer a deposil amount equai and tpplicable to the last monrhly charge due ror the Services In the even Alr Advontagc has agreed to accept prepa)111cnt from Customer (which It may do in 11S sole discretion btlt shall not be ooligltited) ard this Agreement is terminated prior to Lh~ period fer which Customer has prepaid Air Advantage sal retum the unused portion ofthc prepaymenl afer aH amounh owing Ai Advot1ge by eusorne- hfve been atisned

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fA AirAdvontoge infonn ing [he defaulting party of such failme (iii) Custom er me of the Equipment or Services in a manner that is a Prohibited Use as set forth in Paragraph 9 below or (iv) a voluntary proceeding shall be commenced by or an involuntary proceeding shall be commenced agaillsl either party in any jurisdiction seeking liqu idalioll reorganization or ot her relief under any bankrup tcy or simi lar law which is not dism issed withm six ty (60) calendar days of filing either party shall make an assignment for tIle benefit of creditors or shall generally not agree 10 payor nOI be able to pay its debts as they become due THE PAR TIES EXPRESSLY AG REE THAT CUSTOMER S LOSS OF SIGNAL OR CUSTOMER S RECEIPT OF A SIGNAL SO POOR IT IS UNAVAIL~BLE (SERVICE OUTAGE) SHALL NOT CONSTITUTE A MATERIAL BREAC H OF THIS AGREEMENT BUT SHALL ONLY OBLIGATE AIR ADVANTAGE TO PROVIDE OUTAGE CREDITS AS SET FORTH HEREIN

8 Remedi es

a Upon the happeni ng of any Event ofDefau lt the non~defaulting party may in addition 10 any other rights it has according to law (1) suspend il performance under th is Agreement so lon g as such default remains uncorrected but only after providing w riucn notice of such slispension to the defa ultin g party or (2) te lm i naf~ this Agreement by providing wrinen nofice oftcrm ination to the dcfaultingpmty

b IfCusomer is the defaulting party Air Advantage may co llect rhe lotal charges due from Customer in add ition to te nninaling this AgreemeJlt

9 Prohibited Uses Customer shall not use hc Services or the Equipment in a manner that (collecti vely the Prohi bited Uses) (8) infringes on the intelleclual properly righrs o f allY th ird party or any rights ofpubJic ity or privflcy (b) violates ltlny law statute ordinance o r regu lation (inclUding without li mitation the laws and regulations governi ng exp0l1 control unfair competition and to discriminatio n or false advertising) (c) is defamatory trad e libelist unlawfull y threatening or un lawfully harassing (d) IS obscene pornographic or indecent (e) distribules any viruses trojan horses worms lime bombs canceJmiddotbots or o ther computer programming routines that are intended to damage delTimentall y in terfere with surreptitiously intercept or ex propriate any system data or personal information (0 disrupt s the nonnal use of the system for other customers including for example spawning dozens of processes consuming la rge amounts of memory or C PU cyc les for long peri ods of time attempting to access other customers account areas or conducting prerogative activ ities such as mass emailings whi ch may result in retali atory actions against Provider systems

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Outage Credit = (Hou~ of outage 9 hours) x ITota i Monthly Recurrin l Charge 720

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A Service Outage shall be measured in hours and fractional portions thereof A Service Outage shull be deemed to hnve (n) commenced upon notification by Customer to Air Advontage and (b) tennioltlted upon restoration of the Services as evidenced by appropriare network test s by Air AdvDntage and Air Advantages notification to Customer Customer may regnest an Outngc Cred it within 30 days of the Service Outage (M O~ltage Credit Request) Air Advantage shall not be required to provide Outage Credits for Service Outages more than 30 days from the date of an Outage Credit Re1l1est Outage Credits should appear on Customers bill for the ServIces within rwo (2) billing cycles after the Outage Credit has been approved by Air Advantage In no evenl shall Customel be enti tJed 10 or receive a cash refund as a result of a SIvice Ourage Outage Cr~difs shall be Customers sole aud excl usive remedy for Service OU lages Customer shall not be enrirlcd to Outage Cred its as a result of outages due [0 or caused by (i) the negligence or willful misconducl of the Customer or others authorized by Cuslomer including bUI not limited to Customers employees (ii) Customers uetworlt failure (iii) power fllilmc (Iv) during any period in which Air Advantage is not given access to the Customer premises if necessary to resolve an outage (v) during any period of unschedul ed emergency maintenance or repair scheduled maimenance alterati on or implemenlation and (vi) during any Force Majewe Event as defined Jlereill Air Advantage may withhold issuance orallY OUlage Credits due Customer und er this Agreement until any amounts past due by Customer have been paid in fu ll

12 Limitation ofliabilily IN NO EVENT SHALL AIR ADVANTAGpoundOR ANY OF ITS AFFILIATES BE LIABLE TO CUSTOMER FOR ANY LOSS OF PROFIT OR REVENUE OR FOR ANY INDIRECT CONSEQUENTIAL INCIDENT AL PUNITIVE OR SIMILAR OR ADDITIONAL DAMAG ES INCURRED OR SUFFERED AS A RESULT Of UNAVAILABILJTY OF SERVICE PERFORMANCE NONshyPERfORMANCE TERMINATION BREACH OR OTHER ACTION OR INACTION UNDER THIS AGREEMENT EVEN IF CUSTOMER ADVISES AIR ADVANTAGE OF TIlE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH LOSS OR DAMAGE IN NO EVENT SHALL AIR ADVANTAGE OR ANY OF ITS AFFILIATES BE LIABLE TO CUSTOMER OR TO ANY THIRD PARTY FOR ANY OUTAGE OR INCORRECT OR DEFECTIVE TRANSMISSIONS OR ANY DIRECT OR INDIRECT CONSEQUENCES THEREOF INCURRED OR SUFFERED WHILE USING THE AIR ADVANTAGE NETWORK

13 Disclaimer of All Warr80lies AJR ADVANTAGE HEREBY DrSCLAlMS ANY WARRANTIES EITHER EXPRESS lMPLlED ORAL OR WRlTIEN WITH RESPECT TO THE SERV ICES EQUIPMENT OR FAC ILITIES FURNISHED PURSUANT TO THIS SERVICE AGREEMENT INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE

4 Miscellaneous This Agreement and each provision hereof may be amended only by an instrument in writing signed by the parties hereto No failure or delay on the part of either pal1y in exercising any right hereunder and no course of dealing betw~en the parties shall operate as a waiver of any provis ion hereof In conjunclion wilh this Agreement each party shall at all times comply wi th all applicable federa l state and loca l slarules ordinances regulalions and orders of any commission or olher govermnenl body This Senice agreement shall be governed by the laws oflhe SHlie of Michigan All notices shall be in writing and sball be delivered by certified moil rerum receipt requested or any other deli very syslem which is capab le of providing proof of delivery AllY sucb notice shall be deem ed effective on the dale ofllcto) de li very All notices shall be ~ddressed as follows if to Air Advantage to Air Advantage LLC 465 N Frnnklin Frankenmuth MJ 48734 Ann Contract s D~partment and If to Customer to the Customers billing address This Agreement and exhibits atta ched hereto all of which are incorporated by reference comprise the complete and exclusive st~tement of the agreemen of the panies conceming the subject matter hereof and supersede all previmls latements representations and ltlgreem~nts concerning th e subject matter hereof This Agreement may be executed

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M(CH IGA N MUN terrAL

RISK MANAGEMENT A UT HORITY

Tuscola County

Net Asset Distribution History

2006 Distribution $ 1780 2007 Distribution $ 6 168 2008 Distribution $ 22488 20 10 Distribution $ 18073 20 II Distribution $ 48 158 2012 Distribution $ 69969 20 13 Distributi on $ 23 880 20 14 Distribution $ 6 1354 2015 Distributi on $ 79500 2016 Distribution $ 35 885 2017 DislribUlion $ 30242 2018 Distribution $ 95735 20 19 Distribution $ 113097

Total $ 606330

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CONfIOENTlALlTY NOTICE Th~ informJtion contained In this communicJtion induding IItrJcfments is privileged and conRdentilll It Is Intended only for the exdusive use of th~ IIddressee If the der of this mUSlgt is not thelnttlnded recipient you lire hereby notified that imy dissemination distribution or copying ofrhis communfeJItiOn s strictiy prohibited if you ha Ve received thIs communiclltlon In tlfTVr Pleastl notifY liS by t tlphoroe immediately

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BISHOP INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT HE IGHT ZONING PERMIT APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS

1 The following shall be submit ted to the Zon ing Administrator

A The Applicant shalt address a Jetter or generate an email hereinafter referred to as the perm it application) to the Zoning Administrator requesting a permit be issued under Joint Airport Zoning Board Ordinance No 98 -1 and addressed to the following

Zoning Admin istrator Bishop International Airport G-342S W Bristol Road Flint MI 48507 AnN Joseph Medici AAE E-Mail jmedlcibishopalrportorg

B The Applicant sha ll attach to the permit application all relevant inform ation (eg exact location height dates amp times contact information) including a Federal Aviation Administrations (FAAs) Determination of No Hazard to Air Navigation

2 Effective January 1 2016 the App licant shall include with the permit application a check or money order made payab le to the Bishop Internationa l Airport Authority This applicat ion fee is non-refundable Permil fees as indicated below are per permit

Structure Height (AGLl Application Fee Less than 50 $100 50 - 199 $150 200 - 499 $200 500 or greater $250

3 Upon receipt of the above information the Zon ing Administrator will either approve or deny the permit within fifteen (15) days Failure to provide the required information win result in a denial of the permit

4 In the event of denial the Applicant shall have 21 days to appea l the decision of the Zoning Administrator to t he Board of Appeals

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Partnering with you to deliver value-driven solutions

A Planned Service Agreement with Johnson Controls provides you with a customized service strategy designed around the needs of your facility Our approach features a combination of scheduled predictive and preventative maintenance services that focus on your goals

As your building technology services partner Johnson Controls delivers an unmatched service experience delivered by factory-trained highly skilled technicians who optimize operations of the buildings we Nark Vllith creating productive and safe environments for the people within

By integrating our service expertise with innovative processes and technologies our value-driven planned service solutions deliver sustainable results minimize equipment downtime and maximize occupant comfort

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Executive Summary

PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL FOR COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

Dear Mike Miller

We value and appreciate your interest in Johnson Controls as a service provider for your building systems and are pleased to provide a value-driven maintenance solution for your facility The enclosed proposal ouUines the Planned Service Agreement we have developed on your facility

Details are included in the Planned Service Agreement summary (SChedule A) but highlights are as follows

bull In this proposal Ne are offering a service agreement for 2 Years starting 0810112019 and ending 07312021

bull The agreement price for first year is $1302000 see Schedule A Supplemental Plice and Payment Terms for pricing in subsequent years

bull The equipment options and number of visits being provided for each piece of equipment are described in Schedule A Equipmentlisl

As a manufacturer of both mechanical and controls systems Johnson Controls has the expertise and resources to provide proper maintenance and repair services for your facility

Again thank you for your interest in Johnson Controls and we look forward to becoming your building technology sarvices partner

Please contact me if you have any questions

Sincerely

William Rasco Service Manager (866) 635-1392

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Benefits of Planned Service A Planned Service Agreement with Johnson Controls will allow you to optimize your buildings facility performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a value-driven solution thai fits your specific goals delivered wilh the attention of a local service company backed by the resources of a global organization 5 VALUfS 9_--_- shyWi th this Planned Service Agreement Johnson -- shy

Controls can help you achieve the following five objectives

1 Identify Energy Savings Opportunities Since HVAC equipment accounts for a major portion of a buildings energy usage keeping your system performing at optimum levels may lead to a significant reduction in energy costs

2 Reduce future Repair Costs Routine maintenance may maximize the life of your equipment and may reduce equipment breakdowns

3 Extend Asset Life Through proactive faclory-recommended maintenance the life of your HVAC assets may be extended maximizing Ihe relum on your investment

4 Ensure Productive Environments Whether creating a comfortable place where employees can be productive or controlling a space to meet specialized needs maintenance can help you achieve an optimal environment for the work Ihalls being accomplished

5 Promote Environmental Health and Safety When proper indoor conditions and plant requirements are maintained business outcomes may be improved by minimizing sick leave reducing aCCidents minimizIng greenhouse gas emissions and managing refrigerant requirements

All of the services we perform on your equipment afe aligned with -The 5 Values of Planned Maintenance and our technicIans understand how the work they perform can help you accomplish your business objectives

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Personalized Account Management A Planned Service Agreement also provK1es you with the support of an entire team that knows your site and can closely work with you on budget planning and asset management Your local Johnson Controls accounl management team can help guide planned replacement energy relrofits and olher building improvement projects Youll have peace of mind that an entire learn of skilled professionals vlill be looking out for what is best for your facility and budget

A Culture of Safety Johnson Controls technicians take safety seriously and personally and integrate it into everything they do All of our technicians participate in regular and thorough safety training Because of their personal commitment we are a leader In the HVAC service Industry for workplace safety performance This means that you do not have to worry about us when we are Q1 your site

Commitment to Customer Satisfaction Throughout the term of your Planned Service Agreement we will periodically survey you and use your feedback to continue 0 make improvements to our service processes and products Our goal is to deliver the most consistent and complete service experience possible To meet this goal weve developed and implemented standards and procedures to ensure you receive the ultimate service experience - every time

Energy amp Sustainability A more sustainable world one building at a time - Johnson Controls is a company that started more than 125 years ago with a product that reduced energy use in buildings Weve been saving energy for customers ever since Today Johnson Controls is a global leader in creating smart environments whers people IIe INOfk and play helping to create a more comfortable safe and sustainable world

The Value of Integrity Johnson Controls has a long proud history of integrity We do what we say we will do and stand behind our commitments Our good reputation builds trust and loyalty In recognition for our commitment to ethics across our global operatIons we are honored to be named one of the Worlds Most Ethical Companies by Ethisphere Institute a leading think tank dedicated to business ethics and corporate social responsibility In addition Corporate Responsibility Magazine recognizes Johnson Controls as one of the top companies in its annual 100 Best Corporate Citizens list

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Service Plan Methodology As part of Ihe delivery of this Planned SeNiee Agreement Johnson Conlrols will dedicate a local customer service agent responsible for having a clear understanding of the agreement scope and your faCility procedures and protocols

A high-level overview around our service delivery process is outlined below including SCheduling emergency service on-sile paperwork communication and performing repairs outside of the agreement scope

Scheduling Preventative maintenance service will be SCheduled using our automated service management system In advance of the scheduled service visit our technician is sent a noUce of service 10 a smartphone Once the technician acknowledges the requesl you customer service agent witt call or a-mall your on-site contacl to let you know the start date and type of service scheduled

The technician checks in wears personal protective equipment perfonns the lask(s) as assigned checks oul with you and asks for a screen capture signature on the smartphone device A work order is then e-mailed faxed or printed for your records

Emergency Services Emergency service can be provided 7 days a week 24 hours a day 365 days a year During normal business hours emergency service will be coordinated by the customer service agent After hours weekends and holidays the emergency service number transfers to the Johnson Conlrols after-hours call center and on-calt technicians are dispatched as needed

Johnson Controls is committed to dispatching a technician within hours of receiving your call through the service line A work order is e-malled faxed or printed for your records Depending on the terms of your agreement you may incur charges for after hour services

Communication A detailed communication plan will be provided to you so you know how often we will provide information to you regarding your Planned Service Agreement The communication plan will also provide you w ith your main contacls at Johnson Controls

Approval Process for Non-Covered Items Johnson Controls will adhere 10 your procurement process No work will be performed outside 01 the agreement scope without prior approval Johnson Controls will work with you closely to ensure your procurement process is followed before any non-covered Item work is started

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Summary of Services and Options

Comprehensive and Operational Inspections During comprehensive and operational inspections Johnson Conlrols w ill perform routine checks oltha equIpment for common issues caused by normal wear and tear on the equipment Additionallests can be run to confirm the equipments pertormance

Routine maintenance such as lubrication cleaning and lightening connections can be performed depending on the type of equipment being serviced Routine maintenance is one of the keys to the five values of maintenance -It can help identify energy saving opportunities reduce futUre repair costs extend asset life ensure productive environments and promote health and safety

Combustion Analysis

Combustion analysis and subsequent adjustments are critical to efficient boiler operation Boiler fuel whether natural gas or oil must burn in the proper combination of fuel and air (oxygen) Poor combustion can create soot deposits on the tubes impairing heat transfer Incomplete combustion can also lead to the potential formation of CO (carbon monoxide) an odorless gas that can harm occupants In the mechanlcat room andlor building Johnson Controts technicians will analyze the flue gas to determine If optimal fuellair ratios are present

Operational VisltlControls System Verification Based on our exper1ise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance and calibrations on the equipment controller for your mechanfcal equipment The inspection includes the following tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel

bull Review of alarms points which are offline out of service and overridden points

bull l ocal baclltup of controller program

Advantages Provides proactive Identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments identify energy efficiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

Operational VisitSupervisory Controls System Verification Based on our expertise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance on the supervisory controllers and servers in your Metasys system The inspection includes the follOoving tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel and cleaning as needed bull Review of alarms points which are offli ne out of SeNtce and overridden points bull l ocal backups of controllers objects and server repoSitories bull Review security database and ensure default passwords are Changed

Advantages Provides proactive identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments Identify energy effICiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

TowerfBasin Cleaning During operation a cooling tower becomes a natural repOSitory for wind-blown debris This debris has a tendency to collect In the towers sumpbasin Johnson COI1trols technicians will clean the lower and basin 10 prevent blockage and pOlenllal damage to critical system

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components This service does not include chemicallreatment required to control or eliminate biohazards such as Legionella unless chemical water trealment services have been added as a separate option

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Summary Thank you for considering Johnson Controls as your building technology services panner The following agreemenl document Includes all the details surrounding your Planned Service Agreement

With planned service from Johnson Controls youll get a value-driven solution that can help optimize your building controls and equipment performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a solution that fits your specific goalS delivered with the attention of a local seNice company backed by the resources of a global organization

We ll be your building technology services partner

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Planned Service Agreement

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IScope of Service

Johnson ContrOls Inc r Jcq and the Cuamplomer (colledively the -Parties) agree Preventative MaintenslCe SelVlces as defined in Schedule A r Services) will be provided by JCI aihe Customers facitily This Planned Service Agreement the Equipment U s Supplementat Price and Payment Tefms Terms and CondJUons and Schedule5 attached hereto and incorporated by this reference as if sellor1h funy herein (ColecUvely the Agreement) cover the rights and obligations of both the Customer and JCt

Extended Service Options for Premium Coverage

If Premium Coverage is selected on-sile repair services to the equipment will be provided as specified in this Agreemenl for the equipmenllisted in Ihe attached Equipment Us

IEquipment List

Only the equipment listed in the Equipment Lisl will be covered as part of this Agreement Any changes to the Equipment Lisl must be agreed upon in writing by both Parties

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ThIs Agreement takes effect 0fI 0810112019 and will continue until 0713112021 (Originaj Term) The Agreement will aUlomalicatty renew on a year-Io-year basis after the Onglnal Teon ends unless Ihe Customer Of JCI gives the other writte n notice il does not wam to renew The nolice must be delivered al least (45) days prior 10 the end of the Original Term or of any renewal period The Orignal Term and any renewal periods are sometimes collect ively referred to in this Agreement as the Term Renewal price adjustments are discussed in the Terms and Conditions

IRefrigerant Charges

Refrigerant is nOllncluded under this Agreemenl and wilt be billed separately to the Customer by JCt

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IPrice and Payment Terms

The lolal Contract Price for JCIs Services duringlhe 1st year of the Original Term is $1302000 This amount will be paid to JCI in Annual Installments Pricing for each subsequent year of a mul1iyear Original term Is sel forth in the Supplemental Price end Paymenl Terms All payments will be due and payable within 30 days of Ihe invoice date and SUCh IImely payment by Customer shall be a condition precedenl 10 JCIs obligation to perform lis Services A penalty of one and a half percent (15) of the amount due per month shall accrue for payments received after the payment due date Renewal price adjustments are set looh in the Terms and Conditions

Invotoes wil be senllo the following lOcation

TUSCOLA COUNTY COURTHOUSE 125 W LINCOLN ST CAROMI48723

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Supplemental Price amp Payment Terms (Applies to MultimiddotYear Contracts Only)

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elaquo1udigt tblll tQiIpmenl epatemtf clue to otoi4lcence 01 iJRoI1II1 of Piulll lu egtduded Ito m the Af~menL AI 1(rJ O9tlon ~If

Maleol tNy tit tW UlOld 0lt laquoOnldo~

S(HEOULfD SEAVI([ MATERIA15~ tIgt4r mt lrt reQUired to PErlorm Sdgte~ u ltd ~Nu btu on (~fd Equlpmelll UnlI~ lrom the Ag(temcnL

SCHEDULED SERVICE VISITS In e c~llle 1 1gt0 IU ~qu~ eltI 10 perlem JCI ecmtM fnPEClIon In( pnlivlt mlt~Ne on Covereltl E~pmert

SfRVICES 1ft tillt woltk tCfill _ U _iUnd el to be p_oed bv Kl purwnl to IIIIs cement f~(fpll llht Strwn do not

IrIdltHIc lhot o-ll1On Q ny Iw~fe prod 0lt lu I cJgtId l eMe whlcll ~ ovitItd uno p~te terms tO fICHl lotIs cenced In SeaTon P tin

fI JeIS SERViaS FOil COVERED EQUrPMENT

1 BMIC tOVUIAGE means Sc~cdolcd Sfrlce Vblil DIu klgttduled ScM Mllelllb un)el excluded hom thl Ag~JTfnl No PillS tqUlllttltl Re9IIlr labOlt (I Rtjlll ~t_II bullbullbull praldd o unde 8ASI((ovtIAGpound

2 PJl(MIUM (OV(RAGE m~ti ~C COVE RAG E plUI Re~I lO bar R~Pllf Mi~b lunltu flucl~ ffom the I trgttrtl) II (VlgtIOtMf hlll Od~td PRE MIUM COV~AAGt lei wil InsPlaquo the Coveted f~ulpmenl wilhln lOI1Y~ (~S) d~ of the dilll 01 lIlll Alrtemtnt Qf U Ifuanll oropellJ1lo~a(and~ ioru permit JCI wlU l~en adYl (unome II iel rM~ it nyCovO)f ecl Equlprnent nal wallinS ode o In ed of IfPillr Whh CUllome 1 ePlgtov~1 ICI I perlofm 1M wok nc(eu~ 10 11 tht (ovc~d lqulpm r nt plope woklnt (oMltion $ubJOCI to tile tem of Ihls AIeemen ( UStOme wlU ~~v 10 IIKII k al CI 1~1Id~d Jl te for PII iIltId Iobor In effampt at Ik~ me 11111 the work I pfOlmed II (10m doel not wonlJO ttt perlo m Ihe k lcl1Otlfed ~tlttn bv JCr n ~ ~Qulpment theby fletled wllllgte~ If(1m the lilt of C_fd foulpmtnlad theConlfKl PfIr1 wjj MI)tIlltlt KtOfi Should CusiOlM not mairf len ffomcred 1gt11 Of poltced wlth the modfoed PRpoundMIUM (OVpoundRAGt Cl IIefVeS Iht Iampht 10 olee Cwlamt for Ihe (0110 11It111fQUlDmcn Insplaquotion

3 OOfNDro SERVICE munSefYL(CS peformj ou lcl~ Jeri_mol bult hQutgt anclls ilVll lo ~ e ontv CuStCmt f na PREMIUM COVElAGL pound)Cendltgtd $eritc I av~ble etth~ HIS or NO 1 (utomer1 ~ltcl~ Tho ptiQo lOt htended Slce Wcroolen by Cu1tomel II pi n of the tot ol (OnilCl ~lee

4 CONNlCTIO SERVICES If Cu$(lmN I 1 ConfItCad sNlu on v C~td EQlJi~nl ~I tnee Iully dtsOlbed In k hedle A (usto Iy be cqulreltllc Mow KI to InI11 o w iIdj olt roftwil~ to e~ (omluII Qn th (U ltom middot C_td Qulpnt ( Gillilyttev~I In OfllftJO lCl lOdcllYlt (oftKt~ S-Icu on lhe c-acr CQVlpfntL (m0flll ihall pOYIdt I slaquouffllIl_t~_ncnlo 0 allo f_~~ ~a Ic lhe Gaf_~ Oev(C Inoltck 10 fmolcyc(61 - Store ~nd I~nd oj1t Ot me rgtU0M 01 ~(II ScrvIt )(1 will nal ltlSC Cltmtgte(t~ Sf)(e to ~tnOle l~ OP~I or lth es to CUltOmc 1 qtJIpm~nL The GII~ ~t I~n emaln Jell POgtfrty and JCI I Vupon ~unablt rKltKC ove ~ ItfIy time JC1 ~ no ny wn~MY 0 BillI llIln 101M CoMt(led ~ervIlaquoJ

5 R~MOTE MONITORING SERVICES OR REMon OPERAnNG SpoundtViCU If RemOt~ Monllorlne Seflllltn o lemole OPftJ~ ~lceJ ae pgtfOgticlld CUOtnCf fees 10 furnbh lei wll~ IIgtI of the n 111t oddlt e maUl~delbullM pJIO~ ~mlgtelaquo ofU penon lhOtlltd 10 be tcntlatll by 0lt be blt 10 OonUCl lhe IIOC tO ftJ1 ~rm sl)et)flr 11_ UPOR talOn thltC PPOIHI~ I bullbulltlor(y1f JO SeJltlccs lncfuOe tmtrl MOltlo(lfin SffVlcH wilh Open ltId (IDmiddot Cuno 100 it Itt Inh h J(I wllh CUllOtrgte$ (IiII1v alld hold _Int rod cfltWiI

Johnson WJC 2019JotvIson Conlois I ControlsC uS lome C onhcleI1I Do nQI COgt ( ~orlly ~onCIII~1 0lt flIy Otref mad ill) WUI10UI Ih~ eltPHS lien permssion QI JoIIOI1 Co)(rolamp IIIC P()ge 35 0 142

JOHItSON CONTROL~ PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED -OR COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

~thedltJIt$ CVlo mer 3iQC to mlllli arid upd~le l~ tillillill wilh altcult InlOI ffIIl on CUltlDmelt fu(~ bullbullbulle t 10 n01l1y ICI of loU~ (ha nampe IS loon II pOIIbllt lelIIOC Is fIOI -spobif 10 li nd new ootIlICUnumbltm H I~ (onl~CU 0lt1 lit all 11m Mot be reached ma um of t~laquo ~ct It Iowed for I ny Ilmot oil dy If noM 01 Itos ltolltCIS un be ucd tlltn ncIMII C11I()I I~ ROC lIl t rspOlU~e 10 d_ts ( UIO- ill repoMIbie 101 ~00 I I ltOlll 100 ~ Wn lom Customer ffW 0 po~ lmety updates 101 ~nv or th COIltKi lrIotmll lonsubmhlod 10 Ihe ROC

5 CUSTOMER SlRVIC INfOflMUON PORTAL ( mom may be ~ble 10 uUIle ICf CUgtlomelt SeltvIu nlo IIIIIOO PO(il dl1ne Ihe It1ftI 01 1119 H-tnent pu rsu~nl 10 the I~tn ppllcable Term 0 1 UI~ IIteemenl

B 0U1 OF SCOPE SERVlCE5 If dul1nC enyServict Vit KI delrc111 defect in any of Cuotomet t qulpmtnllhtIgt IIO t Covered EQOip~nt undq IhlJ Afltement (In Oul of Seoplt Dof~otmiddotlKI Y lbut lhall have MobIifation 10) fIOlity Cu~ 01 sud Out 01 Sltltraquo- oftct II Culttonw ele(ts 101 JeIIO ep Jgtoth Oul 01 Sca~ ~fce 01 il Jet olMrwiH pMOims Sentieel 0 pr~ _Ieltias Pln_ Ot tqIlpment outside Ihe fCDpe oIlhe StIWlca collenM-ly CuI 01 Scope SeMen- Cullom sltll dlreQ 10 10 01 eh Oul 01 ~ Stnokn IrI wtItlflamp ~nII CUltOIM wu PlY 10lt rn Out or ScOPe SeMltoH ~IIO IIlIndyend lees o hou1y fa II he reultil IgtOlite 01 n Out 01 Sltgpe ~ect Customer ~Ieltts not to etIa~ K I lO RPlIr well Ou l Df~oIect CuSlomer II deffnd nil Indemnify let from IIId Iirlsl lllflndft Ionesdlmos dJ lml COltsnd expenses Ifisl dlrectlyOf Indirf(loul 01 wchOuI oIScopl Delect Any Oul ol Swpe SeMcC ~rlonned by 10 II 1M direction 01 CultOmer PUflv nt 10 Ihis

Seciion IJIIII be lJbI~IIO lhe le ms oIlhlJ eement

C IXClUSIONS Ct Skfl llgtd wrrnty obHIltclll epreuly egtltdud

) the fllMr or ~IMIII 01 cluctwort ~Inp bIneu Iliumfar supporU t_ lilllttsbIHgtIotdltOtIIr and ~neumu( pIf)Inamp Iltd ~l shu afII pipI 1lO11IOIItv tPIlaquot-d 01 malrgtUitJKI on scMdulod balitNI-1InI 01 01 0 pIic plplnt

(b) daoosal 01 hlloudoul_IIK ocfpf H olhtlWbe Pfesslt ptOIfided heln)

(c) clblrl lCllng 01 ehikr ~OIIdef4er WIlt tems d Oilier coltnPltgtlnts fOi blDlald$ such II but nOI Wmlllaquod 10 leamplone~ Unlesl ewt)lltilly slaquolloflll In IhotKopt 01 teN(ts betwe-tn tIM PII Unlen eoplick ty provld for within me scope 01 SfMcd thl iJ Oul of Scope StNkt$M til CultomltfS egtdult-e r ponllbWty 10 mkt ~Hlnt_ts lot wch oervktl with proYide oilgte lhan JO Me-ntlons 01 chll~ tube lelnlnamp condttuer oltnlnc coolnl l_cleanlnamp Of boiler tubt nrc IrI I ny KOpe or It only I~WQfk 10 remow nomlll bullthp 01 dIbriI ~d sctle lube brush cltltllrlamp prfuurt _hln obullbullcld IIuIhlrlJ ReIre 10 well cit doe fIOIlrldlldlti chItInQI cleanl dIsInffltlJo~ g ~ _I IHlmern r~lrN 10 ellminale (ontrOl 01 dSirllect IIIhst bIDtrd$ such IS bul 1gt01 IimIIfO to Leckgtnelllt

dl suwl 1Utltorles 01 items nov comed dIrMI the use of COOterCd (ltIgt~ such flbbons w illgt and ~Mlt

Ie) I~ furnllhlnpound of ~teNli and suppiles lor P4inlln Of rttlnlsllint equllmen

(I) I~ rePiit 01 e~cmenl 01 wIe In ~onduM bud bIetrlnsmlsslo Mnel g the ~ II flOl otgtrmly epllted 0 m~lntId gn I l ohedultd bJl II

(II) rel)laetmenl 01 obsolele paru Ind

(h) d 01 fny Idndlnrllldln bul not Ilmlld 10 ~ C ltlOlt1II Ir1jltJ V dutll opetty mit ~rd 1M ~om of 111 0 i( fliultitIC from

bull Iue mllase Ittlons Idjunme nts ill~U tombiNtlons rnoolfklllorn 0 repoalrJ 10 CO-etCd pound4I1pmen1 nOI ~rf01mtd ptovlaed 0 i9J1fowd Inwlt~ by ICI

bull eluEp ment nOI c~ed by IIIIs tg eement o-r II~CIvntflUi mad e to (ovl td lqulpmenl

bull I CIS 0 omlsslonl 01 the Cullom Iudl but not Ike d 10 1iHi fi ll of lhe (ulOme 10 fulflI lhe 0m ObUtlonl IrId Commllts to Jete) dulbed In ~ctlon f Oll Ms rttt OpefatOl erro CUltOmtTmiddot IIW I 10 (Onduel tgtffltfll~ lnllni n I isulU~ fom CU ltomerl prellous denlll of 10 ItClSS to the C_ed Equipment uld Cullomers f~IIye 10 knp the Sill (lein 1M Iitt 01 dull 111 01 ollie IAniclef a debris ~ sucll CDndilionslre prously txpressJv Itknowledled by JO 11I _1t1flamp

bull siltgt- eliled Ind tlWlromtenl1 rolldillolU IntludJnc but flOl ~mlted 10 POIIfI tllvrs Oll(ul i loni in eleclliul cufTMi (or -~t $UCI) 00 biQhlltdS Wth u but fIOI ~rnlled 10 Lelonc lllo IlIoclIled wilh COnd_l wllI (0011 lower systems ad subcompo~n l Iylleml

D ~AYMNT DIJUGAl1DN

CulIIme Ihal Ply 1M lcts wtl du1n KCOfdlIltt wIIh Int PIYfJItIII It ml prald td lor In lhe llIeemeI Such PIIymtnl II cond~1oP pc~tdnl to 10 ablellon 0 perlam StMcu under 1M e-emtnt In lu v lillny pvchlle o d elllKllo lhi eeme-nl bullbull nd ~~hstancl Ul4le 10 Iht tom theltein Cuslomtr tkAOWledIIOO ftel thlt IofIdU JO IrwoIces 10 an meum _teIhln $15000 lhall be ~Id a nlt wire t~fe check Of money order If IhII rume-n11s rertoedlCttl1 ovide (tmametwlth IlOlite olillyIdjUllmtnlS In the ConllKl Prict appfltlblt 10 Mff_1I period no r Ihn IOflYmiddotfWtjS)dltIys 11lt10lt 10 tIgtt totNMnoemcnl oll~illenewit 1Dcl UnonlOAlaquo In_theetmt at lelll hfTyI30) dIys prior 10 Iht 11( of fuch bullbull~I peiodIN ICfJusled price IIIbull bull bctlht prlre 10 ~ Itn il perlod

E WARftArffiES

JO warrants IIJ $Ic wUI te provided In ood ~d orkmDnllkt mlnner for 90 dyI Irom the elite of Se k ti I Jel eltc ives rlnen nollt e 01 a

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I r PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

bf Ch of Ihi warranty Pl io to the e nd o f this flinty jlnod Jel III -perlOm any no~-tonlor~~ S ~Nilt~ e t no addl11on~1 (~ r8e hhl~ a ltonvn 1y tU5QMble Itm~ of I~ nOIIIllt llon

Jet 1gt lhoit eqvlpmfnl mnuIanued o I~dd bgtj 10 (ilofl fnc 11IiI1 It Irom dellaquou in mIII~ 1 and k hlp 1 lnlam normlluutelOI I period of90dS 1110 1ngtl11J o fumih bullbull pleOI 01 CQulpmenl utl(k tNs Alemen ilnd lhat eQulpmenl Ii cov~red brl nty fom m tnktunr ot~ INn CI 10 wf l llnSI~1 the benefits cl th lt m-nufgtltlue(J waranty it any to Custome and 11 amy lemediebull ~ n clu1III 101 lhal equipment AI ttnJj)OItlkwI (hoi tnwred In _ lion wi(h Ihr wrinty 101 eCllOpmeol1 IftdO 1~1s nol _wd undshythis AeerntnllNtl be bDn~ byCuJIO b eept as poided heern II Jel oltelves in nOlice 01 I ~ ee~ 01 I~b ~rmty PIlot to t~ end 01 tllh rruy pelod JCI will ttPlIr o eplate (n )(1 OPtio nl Ih e delMliv~ equl pmenl

Tllele _nl do II(It IJttend 10 tty ~ltW 01 eltlul~n lhal have bfton rnllUied bull bull Ite ed Or repared byC1I0 CI O IlIItd INfl iel Ihoul 1M supelVi1on 01 nd 110lt lltn Ippt(lvll olIO o WJCI ~t num~ or ranty d tul W bwn rmowd or alured AJ replaccd parts Ct equrgtnMn1 h1 become JCI pro~rty Thb ~rtntv is 1101 lu~b~ W~ nty J~ ~ be provldfd dulnn ncrmal bUllneu hOUlI IXCludll hoII(Ivs The r-dti I fonh hilrtln shltl be to(II~ nd eoltclU1ive medywltllCltlrdllo ny wlfrt nty ( 1lm under thlgt AallefMtlt Anv uit huN _lIIe rrltltv mun be lItauhl no III mn orgtamp II) ~a ftlr lile txPtloon ollhr pplicllble ffanty ~Iod Thlgt IIm(ttUon Is In IItu cr Iny olhe IPPrlublf mlult or 1Imh~1I01 CUSTOM~R FURTHfR ACKHOWLIDGU oVoID AGREfJ THAT THUt WARIUJffifS Aif ICIS SOU WAlIRANTlES ANDTOTHf MAXIMUM [)(TENT PpoundftMrrrEO UNDERAPPUCABLE LAW ARE IN U[U Of All OTMER WAftRANTlES pound)(pRpound$S OFlIMPUED INClUDINGtIT NOT lIMITED TO TlfOSf OF MERCHAHTA8IUTY AND FITNESS fOR A PlRTICI)LAR ftJRPOH

f CUSTOMEROIIUGATIONS AND COMMITMENTS TO ICI

1 Cuc~ wtt~l lt M ~ JCIr) WOOmIIlion (Onnltnlne conoilion of lhe CovtfeO Eqv ~ment TI Cvstom agnfS nd ~ntl

lhll 6tin 11Ie Tffm of IhI AItirnenl Cu crne will 11 oprr1 the Cevtttd [ol~menl ~codin8 10 th~ mnulanu~1 atldor CI co ~nduonl

01 up ~lt I~ I rgtd CUtten work Ic Ind motion boutt~e Co~erfd EQltrlpmenl crommended bt th e nufCuH ~Mor J(I

DJ 1I00Ii(k a n MlIQU 1e on_ 101Covw E4Uipm t ~ ftltommended by Ihr nufw1u~ Ntdor K~ Includili but 01 limited 10 dequal~ electllc~1 pOw~ ie IU~ lit COIGitionnt1Id ~umldltycontro

(4) oo ri ly JCI lovn~ile1y 01 ~ nv CowCd Equlpm~ nl mllunCtion Iliu kdown o other condllion ~fleclltg Ihe oper11on of tht Cowrt d f qulpfltf1

(5) prOjf ICI It~ nl arct1l 10 lis Pem isegt a nd Cevelti Equ~nl 1 ~H UJonIbIe tId nEU1IJf lmn for IIgte perforttIfICt olt~ e 5elVicu

(6) alo JCI 10 ~~ iod SlOP ~ erodialy hm off or otherwlle C~IIle c temponrily lupend eqvlpmenl Of)eratioru oc Ihll)(1 an perform Ihe ~le-aui~ uoder ~ AceemcIII

(]I M af)dlable ~Iovtd t JlIo~e oondc-n~ coollfll t_r 1raquoiIr wa ter lUlrnenl lor IN proper function (II Co_ed E Ilmc-nld prot ect a~lnll ~ nV elonm~nllllssu~ a nd IOllae of biohulld lueh 3$ but not IIm~ e d to leclonell

(III un iIlId jIIoperl itl and Itl~ Itttr u1on 11 lm t_ tUh nlpoundhl or II uth cfNr Ie Custo hili clo~ the PWllfl

(9 O~I1n I M~n Jke nc jIrnilgt ~qulred lor ~d DoloV I~ tlelt u~lecI ~ h theServlu

(lOI noullrJC I immedi ately 01 fly cmed ~deauacv~ 01 1~Iur r cl th t Co 1 Equlpmenl 01 othr condl lon ffenlna the optallen 01 Ihe Cored hulpmenl

(II) fumlVlny nelteu 110 C ~ I na ~~101 olflle$ 1$ peme (111 poperty maintain pall se Mlte Ind utt I~e 101111 operalion olny olh property sYStem Qqulpmenl or dtYlte o (usto m or 0111 to wtkh the Covered [Qpment mav De ilUacled or eCMK led In UCordinct wi1h mltlnuaclur~bullbulleornmend~tlcnt InlUr lfle elme ou1ltenll c the lequlemeltIU o lny Ie o6l i bu u ~encv 01 ocllttIIO~1u hiviC ll6iction thteol

131 IIOIt~mpet IVTt ~ ~ker Id)u l ~ dllturb I~ ~mQve Of ol~erwle Int~l1t~ with any Coveed poundIpmenl (locltKUn ampny relll~ 10l1wllftl ind 001 permk th r ~e 10 be done ~nd

(14) raltt lrom UU1nC lalie mina erob lfse K I 10 i Iln~ Pf~lty 01 I~ 1)1 by 01 IUed at~I1 JO by Iy OIlf1Imeltola mu fielpll I~ncy II elull lhereol

2 CUW~ftI~ u1ltnowledtna undend~ ~I unleS dl fea l~llor blQhl bullbullltdl uch leIOiIen11l topliGi tlyltKludm ttl I~ C JO b proYIdfr1t h gtCuomerlpo I~UI~ Ie pI ltgtvde j lK~ It~ nl Corner~mowIedcu lhlits fitC 10m~ ht tobla~ wlU elilgtte KI 01 any elpontbliity lor~ny Co~ed Equipment bC~kdown 0lt I ny ntC~UiY air o rrFgtlourneot I any Cover ~d Equlpme-nt II CUSICme brehes ItY 01 the t obllltlons KI N aye lhe Ilhl upon Mlen notice to Cullrgtmif to smpend Ilt Seovas unl~ C~tme cua udgt blttadl In a lldliJon ( SI_ rhaC be npornblt lOt f2YInt 0 etmbrfll10 10 inyCOlU Iuodt~ wilh ltoIftUW k uued IJ JUII 01 to( bnil(11 11~Ggte cbl iCltion bull

G INSURANC Clgt$lomllt t11lOfU11Ie 101 oUinin ilt inwran~ (ovtltsectte ~Nt (ull_ be Is nfelillY 10 proUCWIO Cuam propelttY and penol

In 0 on the Ptnlstl Includlnt co-eraJt 10lt ptllon1Inj u tKI propelY dftliilf~ ttlE PAYMENTS CUSTOMER MAICU UNDER tttlSAGRUMENT AAf

NOl ftELATED TDtttE VAlUE OF ttt[ PREMISES CUSTOMERS PROP[RTY OR POSSEnION5 ORTHE PER50N5 OCCUPYING OR AT ANYTIME PRESENT

IH OJ ON TNE fIIEMllU BUT RA1MEII ARE trUrn ON 1M COSt Of THE MnM MID lllE SERIIl(U AHD lAlE INTO CONSIDEJIAOON nn PROHCTION AFFORD EO TO 10 UNOER TtffS AGJIHMlNY CUtOngtC -by elee 10 ~ any Ilatoly 10 nv IVttII or condllion (ustlty (o~c cd bycom~dllIbIHtv iu t1nce (utomc und~oI nd lha l ncltlcr he Se~ rQr the Co~ered Equlllmfnl ~rr dtiI d 10 ~du(r bul nc

el1m te certl ln u13 1(1 doe nat tvrntv I~t nel th lgtt SeIViCI1 I1ltlr Cov~red [liulpm~t i ~ pievcflt Qerwn(ll InulY un~t~orzed entnotgtCe1 or

Johnson $](C 2019 J~on Cofol~ Inc CUllOf1ef CogtIodetll Controls Do rI() copy (pIIys eamplly eleW cay 0lt In a ny othel ltTtf)Crl) rlncul Ina t p-eu Iter Jl(flrISion 01 John~ Conrolamp I~ P8g~ f 0142

JOHNSOt 0 fRe 5 PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL REPREO FDF COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

H INOlMNITV

JCllnd CII~tomel 11It11 full Indemnify he ollgttl Plrty Illd Iu officers bulltffltS dilectOrsbullM tmpioyffl 1Om I ny ~ndn dlmlle p tOIlS and exptllln (clud ~lonJble utOlne-s leest illne OUt of third Pirly dllml demtlndi or lukllor bodily Injury (In(ludl dath) Of cia gc 10 tana1bie pcptny 10 lhe lCIt Irisin OUI 0 Ihe IItCIIamp~e or tnclnllonel mlscOfldutt 0 Ihe Indemnlfyl party Of lIS crnplovlef Of _filli CUSlomer expra tliihl ICI Jtlan be r~bIe 10In)Jry iWnbullbullbull bull 01 ~I only to the IICIttIt uund dlrlaquoly by IC1 nel~MI o Inllntl_ mliConduCi Thl obllJtJonl 01 JCllnd Ctome und Ihllltlt1ion ~ funhtf wbIKI to lealoml tid J ~

I LlMlTAnON OF UAllUTI NEITHER 10 HOR CUSTOMER WILL BE R[5PONSIBlE TO TH OTHER FOR ANY SPECIAl INOIRECT PUNITIVE OR CONSlQUENTlAI DAMAGES (INCLUDiNG BIIT NOT lIMITEO TO LOST PROFITS OR LOll OF BUSNlSS) JCJS TOTAL UAIIUJ TO CUSTOMER FOR DAMAGES R[5ULTlNG JROM AN( CAUSE WHAnOMR SHALL BE UMIT(D TO $2SQDOO IN NO EV(HT SHALl 101 INDEMNifiCATION OBllGATJOH [)(UD TIlE AMOUNTS ALO TO JO UNDER THIS AGIllEMENT OR THE AMOUNT OF INSURANCE IllQUIMD B THIS AGREEMENT WHICHpoundItIl IS GAUnlt CUSTOMUI UNDERSTANDS TltAT)CJ 15 HOT AN INSUIIER RpoundGARJ)tNG THE WORKOIlTIlE SERVICpound$ 0 SHAll HOT BE IIESPON5IBH fOR ANY DAMAGE 011 LOSS nAT MAYflUU~T FIIOM FIliI SAFElYOR SECURITY EQUPMpoundNTTHATfAILS TO PEAFORM PROPERLY 011 FAILS TO PIIMr( A CASUAL all LOSS

J FORa MAlfURE

KIWtLL NOT Bf RfSPON511Ll fOR DAMAGE LOSj INJURV 011 elLA CAUSEDY CONOrtIONS TMAl AAI BFYONDTKE IllASONAlU CCImIOl AHD

WITHOUT THlltnpoundHTlONAlMISOOHOUClOR NlGtlGpoundItCE Of 10 SUCH amomOHSlflCWD[ 80T ARE HOT UMmo TO (AI ACnOf GOO (6)

Am Of GOVtllNM[NT AGpoundNQpoundS Ie) SllIlKl5 (0) LABOR OISPIITpoundS) (f) FIRE If) OPlOSIONS OR CASUAlneuros (G) floIfS (H) VANDAUSM II)

RIOTS 011 WAR IJ)TpoundRROIUSM ANe III UNAVAUBILITYOF PARTS MATpoundRJALS OR SUPPUES

It RUOUJT10N OF DISPUTES 11 3 0l5pu1l rIs~ und~ tIIk _nl tile lelllgtall prom1 ~~ Incod IlIh lbesoIvt well dllputll by ~tIM In1Ie -t dsJ)UU II UIU~ 0 be vcWed eltha- pony whaw the tch IrIltble ltbiI~don by iIinC with lhe AmeltIcn ArbItIoltI oUodallon ~ no olllerlcttlClIon IaI bftn prevlouJly filed upon ftliol 01 the Ifbitnon till AAA Ihllhlw Ihe eOlCIu~W jurlsdlCllon _ the OlspUte Tlluibull11 party mty decide 10 f~e n (Ilon In coun of romDftenl jurbdirtlonl f til (oun f~m II Ihe flntlec1 proctdln flied tIIll tourt Iha have lur~dlaioo ove lhe ~JlUle to the aclulion 0101 rbltrltlon AtbiUlllon Ihln be toooucted In il(cordince wilh the lWn CUrrtnl tbhflllon rules of the IgtnItrlan Artgtilntlon MllaquoilIIon ~OIM wtlitllllon seMel mlJlIatty ampJ1Hd 10 by 1M IoIlt11n ArbIlratlon musl be (~1Ild Ihtll Ibty (60) dayt afw tn oputt submitted 10 artHlllon unlen the j)IoItlH mll I1y et ot~ The ~cI~ed by tn ~alorwi 1M f_land ~I liAlted by 1M bltLmDf may be Int~ed In XUlrcllnce with IppIiQbIe I_In any (oun h-il (ornpe1em jurisdiction jMltty po_llire III 1M 3Ibtrtttlcn or COUrt poem IhII If entilled lOn _d 01 Its rulflMble COIoU In(IudinI 1USOfIIbInomeyJ leu Incurred IS rtwlt 01 tile Oipute CUSTOMER MUST BRlNG ANY CLAIM AGAINST 10 WITHiN ONE (1) YEAR m ER THE ClAIM AROSE If CUSTOMER OOIS NOT CUSTDMR WlU HAVE IRRtvOCASlY WAIVED Irs RIGHT TO SUE 10 ANDOR INSTITUTe OTHER PROCEEOINGS AND ICI SHALL HAVE NO LlA81UTt TO CUSTOMER fOR SUOi CLMM TIME IS Of THE ESSENCE AELATM TO CUSTOMH PUISUING ANf SUCH ClAIM floIE PItOVtSIONS Of TKS AGREEMENT WHICH APLY TO AN (AIMHALl REMAIN IN HFECT EVEN AFTER THE AGREfMtNT IS TfRMNATto 10 AND CtmOMER EACH WANt THEIR RlGIfT 10 A rull

shyl TERMINATION

1 Remote Monnorln $eMCIIS and R~mOte ()pe~lln ScsvIca ma~ be imrntdlitely Clnceled by ellher party il Jels Remote OperIiQn Cenler (onne(lln res Of mOflltorlrlllSlem5l~ cle5trovtd by or ather ClIllopht Of wilt Ihf PlemilllS re sa bS damtBed Ih 1 11 Is IrnpftetaI IO conlinuf StnoIces

2 ellhe INIrty fib 10 perform any 01 Its obIirlon UM hIs Ieem~nl I~t otll jraquony wi prOIII~ -men IOIkt LheeollO lhe )lilly

1I1~ed 10 JHo In dmult Should Ine party alted 10 be Ifl defull 111 to espond I it or like action 10 cvre tIM II~IltI def within 1111 (lOt (lall 01 ~celvln IV lneo notlu the lOti ~rty may le(mlnlle Ihk rument by PIOllldlll ~ten nOl1(1 01 IIJII lermllliU lo n

3 UPQI1 IltIrrIinoUm 01 h ltfeeme~ le r anv rNson aJICmef 1hd PltiY IQ 10 I II UflGitputed _nu 0Wflj IlIrwah Ihe dallt of IIIUOII ~hIn thl (30) cI~ luth lermnl ion (ulier hIIllso prflVlde Jej Utlth RMlIlabe aa 10 the islS tD rem~ IIIe Gflew OtWe ~n~hVfllher JO pro~y ncltoun~tJI Int~on fl~ 0lt iiIlt IIlfIV ~lIlem1S ppUuble Cull 111111be liable fOlt al Iffl COlli and IICPfIfl mil Jet mv Il(u in ltootlKion th I enlOIOlmenl 01 hll tIlIl indlldina wilhoullimatlcln nlIo ble nom lees eltgtnKtton aency lees nil Olin COIoI

4 II he A~re~tot Is for mulljytar telm t~her jMrty nwy termiNle lilt Aeflaquomerll after dI ronl fu ~a of SaMlaquo by I lilt OInr pI no Ie-laquo thIn 10middot1 (151 ~VJ nit oolk laquoNlded h_ th~ (us OfIIted PREMIUM (OVEIlAGE CusIOlttltgtlt Y mlltUle ~~I ontv upon 10$ WIitt~ ~

M ASBESTOS MOlD BIOAHAZARDS AND HALUOOUS MATERtAlS

H~zardoul Mltfrills munl tfrlal ~ wb$llnct hal tIelher by Its N~ or ute II now Of hft defed Of fCula~ hdoubull 1 dOUloUbsltnoUl pc 1 o tOllllmlnlnl vodeIIV 1oG~ 111 01 leclclta l lowbullfCulallon 01 rdinlOtlCll bullbulllalre to or cklfIlUkIamp pUblic and ~ 1l1li and uletytId prateCIIon oj the IMonmen or which iI toIc explosive COfaUvt flammable radloKlhot orclnoCflIk or OIhenoriI haarcloui Of which iI or CfIfI1n1 _oItum psoline died Iud Inother pc1~um hvoilOClrbon produCl or poIYhlori~ bIphtI Hatardoui Matttllls ltlHdllGaltoeluMl makl leulmiddotbaid ptintl bIohIlrdS SIIdIIS but ftOlink~ to 1fCiofIeCl IntI HlIeJtcs-conao1n1nc mwials rACM1 Neither (ulomer nor lCi dlrlll lo or Illkeneel 10undnmiddotakedlren Obllnlolll r~I~li~ (11M klcnllOClllcln Ibuemenl dUnp control ~mo~1 or dlltpoltal o ACM

10 wlB be 1$IgtOtIIbIe 10lt moI 0 cI oos 01 ayen~roous ~Ierl_ls Ihll I ul In provldl lht StMt-es n O H bullbullf(Ioul MaIHllb1 and t~ I fmldllifIn ollllY Iell jlnd by he eI1e of 1(111lt1 MertatI For lit HI~ MltMils Iha may be olteselttl Itgt lacM~h

Johnson ~lcC 2019iQhn$on Cotro~ Inc ControlsComeJ Canfodenllal 00 nr)I COP) (pIIy~ocaIy eectrorcny or n an OIhel mea) Ylnout It ~I~ nnen ptlJJTJ5~ 01 ~C~oIs Inc PagE 38 011

middot PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL t- COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rNomiddotC1 HudOOJ Meritmiddotf (uuome shgt1IIUpply JCI wht 1 iflrornallo~ iflil pm bullbull~1on lt~lllni 10 lilp pre~nlt of lilllrltlOU$ M~ c-rret ij

th ~ilt eJ~nn ~v ff~(1 10 pelt1orm bull e 01 Ih~ s i(~ II Illhft Cnomelt or 10 gtKom ltt 01 ltgtlt UUlfCU U~ I)esellltt 01 Nonmiddoto(l HIIIISo M~ le1$ tIIl Iy ItgtItrlre llh Cr ServIltpoundl II I~U ImmtdllltIy $lOP I~ SoetYl(l Itgt rile I ffffiecl ru ~nd noilly the o thw ~n As btt-en (unome Ind MI Cuu_ hoo_be rtlpor1ible 01 IIISoho n~n ~ e -d diopoinr 01 Honmiddotla Hndou Mele 1$ fom lu rdMIebullbullnd for Ih (medlllion olny reu ImpaetCd by he ret bull bull e of he Hon-CI HUlrdou Mlltrl I~d mul ptwidc ~ cer1lliUlle 01 a balm~nl ~cfore J(I will be obll~lled 10 ~rlorm 0 cnl~ue lIS S~Mco unln 10 ~d letu knowloedae Ihll NonmiddotCI HIardou M~I(II~ were pren nd eted In dl$tfpr d of I~I ~e In wli(h tne 1lJ 1lt1 -11 be (pon lbllil lu ole ~ Othe etMOltlon 0 nmiddot orn Impmed by IlJ leltl~ of 1Idgt Hibullbulldon MlttIIbullbull00111) ( lOme hon In lOponibII II lu ole e~e for the _olI 01 HIbullbullrdous Male 1s INri ~ no bHII r~ieued and fe reie~e~ not nultlnc from Cl1 PtriormallCt ef tilt Serulces CuomN ~hlI ~I~nd ~nd InclomoJlot JO ~Calnl 1 Iol-ifl (o sU damUC I e~~nlel vd claJms ~rnamp 01 lu fa ure 10 (omply with Ihll Sccllcn M

N CUSTOMER DAlA

Cnlomt da la obtillned flom lie SetWltcs II owned by alld 111amp11 btlolt o Cunomer 10 I~ IUIOI illO UI Cl410mellb 10 prcMde Sentlce (lome bcept a lonh IItrlln lei wilt 101 disclose Ie any IhllI Otlty ~ny 1rlISivIltN81 (~nom dlI~ acquled hrouh pelt10IWIIIa 01 Ihe Sttvices Mthout Cul lomer (OnSenl (unomer ilB~e Ihal Jel nd 11 ubleIIrle affillnlnd epproved Ihild ~rty COII111OI5 and de-elopers may collecl nd lJ~e CUllome dll for Iny eaon 10 as ny ee l ule 0I1t1e clall on I dt middotklfn11itd bSII Iha dot nOI p~rsonaMy I~ntily Cullomer or anvlndivd Cuilomelt Igttgteby ~nlJ)O a petu WilcIWkIelfrtvOCable royah lru8unO U modi+ m1PU~Ibull bull WOIoeltIse and 1011

0etMt~wo b frOtnuch dala J(III ~IIM rlClIl$lOlI Inr~ 10_ rbl tJlIltflllll nd produnl C~led as I ew of uerlomnce ofSeMlts

O JCIS INlHLECTUAI PROPERl

10 WM IKtJI d riCh ~ lgtcIltgtltfest 11 yl) woltk orovided 10 Cuslomel IfgttIudlnl ohooI l ilmltiltiOfl ill ~e ~U and objeet cod dorumtnll1ior1 tKllnic Inhwon or dlla 1plaquolflCa1onlnd del bull ltes Impr~mellU 01 mOClllQlooruo 10 r~II1Hmiddot~ and (bJ I(now-How (defined below) e~ b 1(1 In bull (I~eron 01 lhe ~bltt 0 periolfTlfnt ollh Slt~ whth ~n_n 10 1(1 ror 10 Of diVtlom or tiICgyeiI Or ~uire-d In conneCllon with I perormrltt of II obn ioos under lhl ~greemenl Ownership Of eM Oelwblf ~nd KnowHow Ihd veil 00001y In ICJ nld flO Oe~ver~~bullbull1IaII be de~med middotworks mide fo r hlf bull Withoul UtIamp Ihe lenerilily 01 th e fortlal vfSNp 01 ai sool(e nllIS ~ (Ie (Olme of ptriOfnlInamp the le1Vkei I~I reMain the elOCIuIiIIt PlIJIIIlt1V 01 10 FltK purpoltl 01 ihllt AaJr-cmerr middot~nowmiddotHO mean a knohow )jot e It(hnIQ~s (Q ~U mllhoclolocln loobbullbull~Iy i(ll ~pprOKIgtG dltibu~ Odell and dt1m dllcoveriU ad ld~ililnW1ed produCAd by dhelc~d or uelt t)y 1(11 he CfUlon IIlt plovilJcn 01 the o-t~f1b1eI or In the Iltroltnance 01 tho Sltrvkt1 i nel Iny chanee ImplovemenJ or modlfiuHon tlgtereto or deivatlv Ihe reof

P OI6IT lpoundRMS

Any licMM 10 ltgtlt ~h( to ~laquopoundl1 JO IOfWlIrt produW inc dIIlti l e r Cloud tu Dyfth-lMd ulkr till Irelfflflfl b prellldild on 1- telt

corldklons for the iPllllebje loflwr~ groduct Of dlcll or cloud trvlce lei forth btll1wwwJgtgtmQI(QroluQmtgtulk Cleull4itl~I SU(h

aptgtlblt oftw~re podu nd (jjIIIIlervlltes lermsr lncopO ~d by rcferetl(e hcreln

Q Mi~LlAHrOlJS PROVISIONS

1 AW nor l~bullbullequlred IC be amp1vfIfI1bullbullnrundfi hili ~e ifI wrllnt Inc ~11I)e (OtIl(Ieca prcper ~iwn If (II chlMrred In Jlt IOt (b) tlll vi the Unlled 51lei POI~I stvIlte pel1se orepald ftlIlIred 0 tertlfld Mill rflun fclOl requCled (cJ ifni by o~ernlJht del~rv scNiCe ( fidEgt UPS) 01 (dln bvfClIrn~~ ~ m~1I or olnelt el~wonlC mt~nd confimed by (~cslmll e relum mlll or ele~hone

2 TIUs CfNnltnt _ nor be led byCunomoe wtllIc 1(1 k wrgtlIell (0ltgtSe 1(I IN ~ III -eM 10 1amplJr lh eltlnbull bull o_ ethn~erJon firm 0 (OltpOrllon wltheut Cul1omer~ conscm 0(10111 abo lIve 1M Ith Itsor cI1stretlon 10ubconuaa ny ponlon 01 IDe Servl(e TII$ ~retmenllnues 0 he ben~fot of Ind Is appllc ble tc ~ny aS1inees or SUbltOnl etor~ ef telbullnd II blndlnt upon Customer wllh Plaquo110 nld Il-SlttD or ltubculag rs wilh Ite f~e nd tllecl3 n bInltls (uIOme loJel

411 any plcviion of 1M femen Is fgulld t W IMaloC ~ tbullbull1 or unenforceable in ~ny elOtet Ihe lIdlly lealOty ~nd enforcelbillt Ollhe rem~lIinlpltosooru cellUinil htfetll hill flO( In t V wy be Ifeuelt Of irnj)3IleltIthNeOv

S TlIII laquoeemenlI lhe enUre (onl et bltwcM 1(1 nd CU1l0mt1 and ~st~1 ~ny pltlcr or ~ 1 undcfSllndll _itt IIIltIU ~ ro~oII or Olher ommuni(llionl b tween the partIe

ampmiddot(111 dltnowIodllli ~nd ~ bull IIgt IIY jhHdl l c ord~ lucd by Cuilomc In cunllKlon h lhigt laquo~enl iSlnlend only 1D ellMliiSh lnymenllllhof1ry fOl Cr5lont r Inltrn~lluou~I purptllH nd nol be conide1( to be ~ unto llcr Imltfld n1 modlfQtion o OIher IcvlslonlO lhe lenTIl 01111 AtrHment No tem or condition I dud or rfenced In CUIO middot pUdaSll ordl will h~oe ant fOlte elfet and Ih~e ( flU and condillon shall (MUOI (utomr1 ICtcraquoi1ICe of ny SefVicellllJH ltOnltllu lt in I~pncc of these lerm ~nd rolldnions An prO(IOl fo tltkjllo~1 or d~lefe rli ferm~llgtt In CuSlomtrs J)Uf(hue orde-r Cr ny otll elt dOtumenl Inill expresl ~ccP1ed IfI wrlIlIZ by ICI hCfeby objKted 10 nd telaquotCd

711 1I1t( at n~ (hfnlel 10 (uuomero ~tlnl or 0~r3110~f Of I lPlk oOle eEulaIon II ltode u~ bull Of ulW~y t~Ilebullbull I~il mD Iltldy ffeet J(rl peremlnt~ of the S~rvi(eJ or 111 pt1tlrltl ~fel 10 IhU h the ~ht 10 an eQ~IUbl and l~proprlle djuumenl 10 Ihe cope Ie and othe-f llcned Ie 011111 Ag reemenl

Johnson ~p(gt 21)19 Johnson Conll ol1 CU~lome-f Confgtdent Controls 00 -0 eopV 1ptyslQllly eleGl ro~gtCIly OlIn any oiher mft) hou Ihe eXJlress wn llen oerrn$$IOn 01 Joinroon CQntro ~ Irtlt Pag 3e of 42

JOHNSQfJ COtHROlS PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED r 11i COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

ADorNDUM TO PSA TERMS AND CONOITIONS OR MONITORING OF INTRUSION fiRE AND OTHER WpoundTY SYSTEMS

If ~te MOnilOfin StMces bull bull pIktly III(ludtS Ittnol~ lire ~ml 1I~oritl gtlaquov1tv 11111 mooilorint or video monitor ifl lht $COpe 01 wol1lt O (11110 d es tile Aareemenl II hereby madifie1lncl mended to Indude the termlnd prollllioru ollhls Addendu 10 tile PSA 10 Monhorinc 01 InlWolI r lf Mid Sfety So$term (Ihe AI(eNjum QplIlred Irms thaI Ie nol de1if1ed titeln lhirll h~ the melni cJven 10 diem In the lIIlement In Ih _11 of conhicl between the t~rTIltId (omIllions of this Addendum arid those ~inl ln the 111_ the tems (ondttklfls oIlbis Aoddtlldllm st pi~I~

1 kmote MoMorln of AIm SI~nI$ If ICI receiYo an elMfltnCV Itrm Ilen111 Jel Floc Jel IhIoII eeworlo nolhylhe IPJfOprille po~ Or fire deplnfII or other eme1enty panR QG ~iJurlldictlonnd Jel hl tndeVOI 10 IIOtiIyCuIlOmPf or tlsdellllllled repruenlnlve by eltmoll urltss instfU(1e-ltt 10 do OlheAlt by Cllomer In whilll ndot Nltd on l~ndlfd operalln picaduttlfo Ih ROC lCi uJ)OII feeeipi 01 bull lIOnmiddot emeree llenll from lilt Iremll sh ncltlvor 10 nOI11y Citomer ~feMltlve pursUlnl to Cu llemer1 _inen Instructions k faullin to QltmoU or Ie nOlllatlon Cunome ICknowlldlt5 1-111 the sllNIs Irlrumlttld from lhe Iremes will be monltoid In mOllltorlnl ftty not 0~111td by x~ lhe peSOIIIIeIIn _h monltom fldllltf lit nollh I~u 01 10 nor dots KJ IoU I rupDnsibillry Ielt tilt _ tIkh 1Kh Inb w montloed o lhe ttlPOfll( to $udlI1

2 ltemOI Monltotlfll kNkes Irkntllfmote MonllorltlJ SeNlf$ 1M be plaquolded by KJ If lhe ACftrM1II includes dIle 101 wth St~ 11

wm SeMce Is pchtitd 1lt1I nltOI~ mIIf 01 Ilirm 10 lhe Premies and lhe InIIlllchlre Is bIosed on the porcln( iCOq( 10 by lhe Jgt3lttiel wbjea 10 the lerms llId (ondiliolls 01 tills Addendum tie numtIMohllrms produced I I thl1ueloes beyond the COnuXt~ numblaquo of alarml In month (utome wiM tie blWon oleage lea

CommunOllonl Mdbo 0110( acknowlld Iht monkOlinl 01 COIlfelt Equipment requires nnsmlSllon 01 Ilgn~1s 0-1 $urlldad lelephone Iinellndo the Int_I1Id th Ihese moOeI of IIIJllmlslion ltmoV be Inl~rupled ctrofIIYltInled orcompromilrd In whkh cn IIC llMnal ClIO be Insmitttd trom the Pemius 10 thtr nIOfgtileinl fad~ty CUllomt ndenlnd Itltlle II~ lhe noonIOIn latllHy 10 be Willi 01 $lOch tonditlon bull dditlonal or 11tf~ II prol~1on toIIO be inllilled $udI line ItcIity devicn1 (Ullomtr COIllnd epensencr 10 Irlnsmluon Itlephone Ii only Cuslom- etnowtlldl_ II is _ IhIt h _urlty deW _lillie Ind nlnl UpirWy ldenllfied In Sthtdule A bull (qulprnent l ist lin dednrcf to purdlnl well 0tvkI~ Crntomtlt IIlth xkroowIedItllhlt Ulth ddltlonil pClt11on Is not 1rbIe Jot Inltrntl lrlMtOlln1on un6tr thl AIeemtnl

4 flwjUnnccemrry nns StfIlu csls At IOs OP1lOnltllddllIDIIII IN mIy be dwpd lot any m Of unlfQlOSiry SIM Vuil uused Of n=~led bV cUOJftllf 111 ildclklon Cuitomeuhlfl be Illy re$llOflSlb~ncr II1Of1 for fines petllltItsIISISlmInts l3gtes f~ o MH I~ by ~ 10vemmelQ bOCIy lell1lho~ tommolOlctrlloll 01 ~I UlltImiulon COlllptny1l1he rnlllt Ilny Iltie larm Ind ~hin rtlmtgtiwl Kl lor any tom -cUffed by IClln conMCIicll IIgtItewth Cunomer wi opera Ihe l)II toIIeluly ~ ID 1ooId CMOllne fau llimu hIM lIrmi an be ClVled by I _tIM or olher forces ~ he cOIIlrof 01 10 II n ~ number 01 flle Ilium lit cltetved by KJ In MIdllicfl to Y othebull lIb1e (tmedlll 1 111)1e to Jel ICI m v lerminll Ihis amprttmenl Ind discontiny t ny Service(snd leek to cover dmllts If In bullbullent Is dlipolChtd by I _mtnlll l ulhorlty or Olh Iibullbull 10 pond 10 a II~ Ilirm where lh CUIIDme o Iny olher Piny IIIi InlentlonallV xddenoly or rraquolilenlIyKl~led lhe Iam I lInl~ CullonW kaD be Itlportllble lor and PIYnv and1I lell lcrjor fonu lIuled with fUPlaquol 10 lhe fls lImsnd PlY 10 JCJIht Iddltiooal clllrJcs Mid (OIl1lncufftd by It fom I fl lslIlm If lilt CIIIIO_r $11_ M$ 1IXIllHllbie dtvIu Customer IUlIgtorIlti ICI 10 ~I Ille Iemin to tv Ill the ludible device r JO I eqlleued 01 ordltltd ID do lO bltf l_r_II~ lIhbors Dr I~ fist and Cullonle will PlY JOlts standard servIc ct tllule lor Kh well visit PoIIcIIIndes tiIU rePlir of svn1 whlth CIOUS lue diugtoldla _ lobi_ IIlIlngln lhe equljllll6nl nt(esAY f 10 to wpptr the StMces nd euslOmllt wM fWf 1 COlU of JudI malntelaflct At IeUI IIOIIthly CUMO-wi IIISI the V$ltm protea deulces and send lell I 10 the ROC 10 I n monltorin laquoII1Imtn1 I 8WldIIfIct wlthlnswctlons from JO o the Roc CoI_r IIHi to lest lhe monltorlllamp IV$tttnS inc1tIltIinI ttsti anv ultruonlc mlctowwtlnfrared CampPlCliInce or other electronic ~l_nt prior lofle end of tlCh monlhnd will ImmedlJtetv rfllOlllO JCl if the equipment fafls to respend to ttll I wltom IhIoI mike Iny nlaquoIIUry rIj)IIs 1ltOO fttl clP of notice IS Ii rulonlllly prnkll CuWgtmer ~n al an tlmes be oltlv rponslbllt If)lt mainlilninamp Iny Iprln~~r vlem In cod wortInc oflier Ind provide Mfeqlllf hell to lilt PIfI

5 RemQII Monilorinamp Df VIdo MonltoiIl Srvices Oul~ Ih Term JCIl sol lcr only obfilllkln mine fom the In~~11oo of Video MMtorlnC ~Mc In Sctvkt oIfrnf 1hall be 10 monitor thl dlamplIlli 1l KlullIy IKlvtd by JO II tI flOC fom mnn Ollhe VIdeo $oo$lem afld pon receipi 01 a dlllllrillCnllndicU lhirt In fam cOndlticn )lists 10 crravcbullbull as ptlmnltd by II 10 lIol~y lhe police or olh munklplllulhoity deemed approprlale In KJs bsokn dilafllon IndIO well pellOllS Customer 1111 deslampMted In lIlne 10JO 10 rectlvoe nolineiQn cf IlICh IlIrm tondition II WI forth huein HD llarm 1nstI1ti00n ffPIl bullbull tnIInltnall(l or rd IgtOJUeI will be1OVItIed urocSer IhIi Video MDnl~ optlcnJO m~ oul DfIor nollce 10 CUIIDmtlt in _10_lcIbII ~or iltlurtnu _ultur~bullbull II(t d ls(OfIIIne 1Id Dr ltand iii ~ policies and protedurtL

bull Inc~lon nd rDndonlon oIlte VIdeo MonIln shaUbe pt~~d by KJ Wthis AI_nt Iclude$ I cha lOt IIIdro Mkorin~ Se we If ucll Voo MOIIltorln Stltva 11 purthi1e-d IIde(I MOIIlto111lI S~II will Decln when the Video SVSlern II Inlblled and opelltonalbullbullnd when Ih nlltesHry communletllorll COMIKlion Is CQmplcHed NO obIililiOIl lor the provision 01 tI1l~ VidllO Monitorln SeMa w1I laquogtIIInt1l lbest tlQllirmenllm ~

b CstQ lqvlllmut Customtr shall obIalnlllu DWfI CMtnd fgtltPtn~ () thIqulpmenl netenry 10(OrlllKllo 10110( Ind (b) wtutev~ IKtmlnlon permits o tice nHS lIwrl be 0ItUSA fom1 penonl ~111gtDtI1Ie ulltity bull bull nd lIlY ot tilted lervico plt0iId~ In co_aion wIIh Ih ~lYI(el n vIdIo 11 to be IISfd boor 1111 Customer Ii inlltlgtcltod 10 poduct Ad Imrnll video I~a (Ih VIdeo System Imj oillcPemlsti 10 IhltOC Ithe VitIeo System fCl mers no torn~ wJrratIVor fPISnotlon 11 1 Mto NSr will _ate IS ln1enclecf Conto Iulttller IJreoII 11111 notwithillndi V rule o 1IlttIct~tron by tel In dec Svst Ind Video SVSI I~ 10 ihIII ~ no tiPOMIblIity or obIiamplllorocltgt ItCnliO CusIO lhe~ SVlIm 0V other CUlla IIQVI~I

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TOWNSHIP OF WORTH Sanilac County MicbigaD 6903 S Lakeshore Rd Lexington Michigan 48450

Telephone (810) 359-8852 Fax (810) 359-7027 F-mail CleTkworthmlorg

PhUlp EssenmacheT sup~JenDifer Staoyer Clerk Jenuifer Woodruff Treasurer Jack Wylie Trustee Walter Badgerow Trustee

RESOlUTION 16-7-20-1

RESOLUTION TO ALLOW WORTH TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF DETROIT EDISON TO OPT ltlUT OF THE SMART METER PROGRAM

Whereas Detrott Edison Company has begun the process of Installing within the boundaries of Worth Township digItal advanced meter infrastructure to be referred 10 in this resolution as smart meters I and

Whereas many township residents have expressed concerns about the Installation of sm art meters on their

homes to Worth Township officials and to the Worth Township Board and

Whereas these residents and Township Board members have expressed concern about the alleged Intrusion

into their respective energy usage attributed to smart meters and

Whereas many residential customers of Detroit Edison Company are concerned that emissions from smart meters may be attributed to serious health problems including but not limited to physiological neurological pulmonary vascular and sensory and

Whereas Michigan House 8i114916 was written to address the above mentioned concerns regarding smart meters and has been forwarded to the Committee on Energy Policy

Now therefore be it resolved that the Township of Worth SanIlac County supports the ability of OTE Energy customers to retain their current analog meters and to opt out of the smart meter program fortheir homes without being subject to financial penalties and additional monthly charges

Now therefore be It further resolved that the Worth Township Board of Trustees strongly encourages State Representative Chairman Aric Nesbitt of the Committee on Energy Policy the Michigan Public Service Commission Attorney General Bill Schuette State Senator Phil Pavlov and State Representative Paul Muxlow to take all regulatory procedures needed to investigate alJthe aforementioned InformatJon and concerns for the health safety and welfare of our cItizens and Inhabitants

Board Adoption

This Resolution shall become effective on the date of Its adoption by the Worth Township Board

RESOLVED this O dayof j~ 010lw

ATIEST AS TO ADOPTION BY THE WORTH TOWNSHIP BOARD

$0 Resolved

Date 07- 2 D- b

Supervisor Philip G Essenmacher

~ Oerk Jennifer Stanyer

Motion to Adopt made by Board Member ~Yl)) Second by Board Member lAhxJtttff

Nay AbsentAye

Philip Essenmacher Supervisor

Jennifer Stanyer Clerk

Jennifer Woodruff Treasurer

Jack Wylie Trustee

Walter Badgerow Trustee

I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and complete copy of a resolution adopted by the Township Board

of Worth County of Sanilac Michigan at a Budget Meeting held onj~ 00 f OIQlli and that said meeting was given pursuant to ad In full compliance with the Open Meetl Act being PA 267 of 1976 and that the minutes of said meeting were kept and have been made available as required by said Act

Jennifer $tanyer - Clerk

Village of Reese Resolution No 13-14-01

A RESOLUTION ADDRESSING SMART METERS IN THE VILLAGE OF REESE

WHEREAS the teon Smart Meter often refers to an eleCOidty meter but it also may mean a device measuring natural gas or water consumption and

WHEREAS many communities across the country have joined forces to prohibit smart meters from being Installed locally mostly upon the notice ofhigher energy bills (Cost) illness (Health)forced installation ofmeter(lnvasion into Home) Privacyissues(4th Amendment right to Reasonable Expectation of Privacy) Safety and Liability and

WHEREAS on March 4 2013 the Planning Commission for the Village of Reese passed Resolution No 2013~02 that recommended that the Village Council consider takingjormal action to notify and ban allfuture use aSmart Meters within the VillQJe ofReese and

WHEREAS the Village Council believes that additional information relating to the use of smart meters 1n the Village of Reese needs to be compiled prior to making a definitive deCision with respect to banning the use ofthe devices NOW

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that at a regularly scheduled meeting of the Reese Village Counal being held on May 13 2013 ) a quorum being present a motion was made by KEAST and second by FIELBRANDT to place a moratorium on the use of ~smartmeterswithin the village limits for a period of six (6) months so that the Planning Commission can continue studying the matter AND

BE iT FURTHER RESOLVED tbatthe copies of this resolution be mailed to aD utility companies who provide electric gas and water services to the VIllage of Reese

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CITY OF BROWN CITY A Progressive Industrial and Agricultural Community

4205 Main Street Post Office Box 99 Brown Cily Michigan 48416()099 Phone (810) 346middot2325 Fax (810)3463802 el11lil brownctygrealtllIkesne

CITY OF BROWN CITY Resolution Number 16-04

A RESOLUTION TO THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION EXPRESSING THE BROWN CITY COUNCILS CONCERN WITH THE

INSTALLATION OF DTE ENERGY SMART METERS AND A REQUEST TO EXPLORE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY EFFECTS

WHEREAS OTE Energy has begunlhe installation ofnew mele to CU$lomers in Michigan ThumtNlleA oommunities~ replacing existing meters with srcaUed Smart meters that is electric meters which viH broadcast information to the utility company using radio frequencies and

WHEREAS DTE Energy has indicaled thaI il will at some point begin installotion of Smart mete in the City of Brown City and

WHEREAS Smart mel provide benefit 10 utilities by allowing remole meter reading by among other things eiiminating the need for someone to go onto each utility customers property to read a meter and possibly offering residents lower electric rates at non~peak times and

WHEREAS a significant number ofpeople including residents or the Cil) of Brown City have expressed heir roucems 10 this Council hom potential health effects ofthe Smart melers as well tIS other concerns regarding lheir universal deployment in the City and

WHEREAS although the City COlmcil is inforoted that it is without jurisdiction to directly regulate Smart meters exclusive jurisdiction over them residing with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) the City Council believes it is appropriate to assist its citizens in obtaining consideration of their issues by requesting careful review thereof by tbe MPSC

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROWN CITY that

I The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perform a careful analysis fbe potential health and safety effilltts which may result from the univernal installation of Smart meters for electric and gas utilities

2 The MPSC is further requested to consider delaying the deployment of Smart mete pending a conclusion by the MPSC following coreful study lJd review that such met are safe and will have neither short-term nOr tong~term negative consequences to the health of the citizens of the City of Brown city and the State of Michigan generally

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3 The MPSC is asked to carefully examine other concerns regarding tbe deployment of Smart meters as may be sllbmilled 10 them by Tcside nls of the City of Brown Cily and lhe Stale of Michigan so as to insu re that all aspects or the issues are considered before final dctennination is mnde with respect 10 such deplo)111enl

4 The MPSC is funher asked to consider requi ring public lllilit ies to allow customers with appropriate medica l docwnellHll ion of their ind ividualized risks to opt out of SmOtrl me ter installation at their homes

5 The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perfoml a ca reful analysis ofrhe potential privacy issues regard ing available and fut ure SOlan meter technology

6 All resol Ulions inconsistent with [he foregoing resolut ion be and the same h~reby an repealed to the c-tent of such inconsi stency

The fo regoing Resolul ion was ofJered on May 9 20J 6 by Councilmember William Nailers and seconded by Counci l member Dan Loulzenhiser There folloed a Ro ll Call VOle with four (4) Councilmembers present eM Jacobson -alSlnl eM Louzenhiser-yes eM Mclvorycs eM Milkr-yes eM Parks-absent eM Wal(~rsmiddotyes

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A QUORUM BFING PRESENT - MOTION DECLARED CARRIED

I Juonii a M Smilh (ily Clerk o(the City or Brown Cit) hereby cen iry thallhe foregoing is tru and complelc copy orn resolutiOlllldoplcd by rhe Cily Counc il o r th~ government ofrhc City of Brown City County orSonilac Sl3te of Michigan al a regular mecting hcld on May 9 2016 and thai said m~etin ~ was conducted M d public notice of sa id mecling WaS given pursuam to and in fuJI compliance with Ih Oren Meelings Act bein Ac t 267 Public ActS o( Michigan 1976 and thaI the mimlles of ~a id meeting Wlfe kepi nnd ill be U f have been made available as requ ired by said Act

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RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THEAlIIUrv OF Clrv IEStDENTS AND PROnIffY OWNERS TO EUlCITO OPTmiddotOUT OF RECEMNG

ADVANCED UTilITY MmRS (SMART METElISl

The followIng preamble and resolution were offered by Coundlmember ~1 i t hoe J ~rL_~ and SlIpp-orted bV Councflmemher ~~__k Ll pa n __~

WHEREAS OTE Energy SVIARl meters (SMART rn~ters) are 0lltidern electrIc metirs which end elect(ic meter readings dutomatlcaty bv using a radio frequency nehvorK rather than 11 uarlitronal on-site ~te( reading method lind

WHEREAS DTt fnargys actively Installing SMART meters throughout southeastern Mlchigan And has recently moaJfed 11

latter to the City of caro pemin1na to the ability of City residents to opt-our of f(Celving a SMART meter and

WHEREAS a numberQf CIty residents have exprltssed tomems regarding negative health conditIons that may reson from the use of SMART meters the a(CUuKY ofSMART meters and the possibmty that th~ uS of SMART meters may contribute to Ute loss of personal Jlrivacy aod

WHEREAS the Mict~an Public SeNke ComPlisston has receotlydedded to lnvesligate seve-fal Il$pea$ pertalnloji to the use and installation of SMART metm and

WHOtpoundA5 the Mlthigan Public Service Commission tlSi a tompomml cf this lmt~stigation is requesting thai utmW comPanles disclose Information rega-rdltli tM po-tential adverse hearth effects associated with (he use of SMART metetS and

WHEREAS th~ City of CarD Council i$ charged with securing and defendioe the overall health safety_ aod welfare of the ldenU of the aiy and their guests

NOW THEREFORE BE rr RESOlVED that the City of (arc Council her) supports the abillty of Its residents and property owoe~ to elect to o-pt-out of receiving SMART meters m$taIJed

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Cam Coune supports the invGSlgat1ltm by the Mkhigan Public Servlce Commission of SMART meters

THIS RESOLUTiON DECLARED ADOPTED nus 5 DAV OF August 20131 ClerkITreasufac of 1M City of Cam State of Michigan do hereby certify tNt thE foraolng Resolution was duly adopted by the City of cam Council during its regular meeting Mid in the Municipal BunOlng in the Clty of Carcent on August 2013

Resolution It 16-201~ June 6 2016

RESOumON A RESQUJTiON SUPPORTING MfCHIGAN HOUSE BtLl4916 OR SIMIlAR IEGtsJATlON AND SUPPORTING THE AmUTY OF TOWNHSIP R6U)poundNTS TO CHOOSE TO HAVE AN ANALOG EtECTfUC AND GAS MEml RATHER THAN ASMART (ADVANCEtll MErE

WHEREAS smart meters are computerized electr1c meters that send electric meter readings to the utility via radiofrnquency radiation multiple times per day and

WHEREAS analog meters are manualJy read electromechanical meters that have accurately

measured the electrtc consumption of homes and busfnessesfor over acentury and

WHEREAS DTE Energy (the utility) is repiaclng exJs1ing utility meters with smart (oka advanced or AM) meters and

WHEREAS DTE EnelY plans to replace all meters with either the fully functioning smart meier orthe smart meter with the radlofrequency turned off (opt-out meter) and

WHEREAS the opt~()ut meter must be manoa read In the same way analog and nooshytransmitting digital meters must be read and

WHEREAS the IItl1ity in fts testimony berore the Pub1c $ervlce CQmmission in U-17053 has stated that the nonMtransmltting smart meter performs no functions not already performed by the analog electric meter and

WHEREAS the utility charges the residentJa customer $6720 to have the norHransmitting opt-out smart meter In place of the fully functionIng smart meter and

WHEREAS the cost of lealllng In piace an existing analog meter is $000 thus creating an unnecessary charge on the customer who does not wish to have a smart meter on their home Or business and

WHEREAS some persons on fixed lncomesare unable to afford the opt-out fees and

WHEREAS the utlJlty does not permit businesses to opt out and

WHEREAS1 citIzens of this oommunity have expressed many concerns about this replacement Including concerns about the health effects of mdlofrequency radIation and the voltage transients and harrnonfcs (line noise) generated by smart meters concerns about privacy and hacking concerns about fire safety and fire hazards concerns about Impending time-ofltse rates and resultant increases In electric bills and conterns aoout remote shut-off and

WHEREAS many residents in the State of Michigan have reported negative health symptoms after the installation of smart electric meters or rnm-transmittlng opt-out meters on their homes and

WHEREAS some residents of the State of Michigan have reported that their smart meter has cau~ht fire or exploded or have reported flickering lights and appliance short-outs Immediately after a smart meter was installed and

WHEREAS the Township of Vassar has worked tirelessly to attract positive Investment while rejecting those that put our health environment and quality of life at risk and

WHEREAS the Vassar Township Board of Trustees ts charged with securing and defending the overatl health safety and welfare of the residents of the Township and their guests and

WHEREAS the electromagnetic frequencies emitted and generated bV these meters have been snown by tens of thousands of scientific studies since the 19305 to harm biological systems and therefore may pose a serious long~term threat to the health of our cltlzensj and

WHEREAS customers with a disability under the Americans with DlsabIHtles middotAct may not be charged for accommodation of their disability and

WHEREAS both the nonmiddottransmittlng smart meter and the analog meter accurate IV measure electricity usage and whereas both must be read by a meter reader therefore making them indlstlngulshable for purposes of metering customer electrical usage and

WHEREAS smart meters have not been mandated by the federal or state government and

WHEREAS our Township is committed to providIng equal opportuntty and quality of rife for all and to removing full barriers to participation In public nfe on the basts of dlsabnity and

WHEREAS OTE has been unresponsive to these customer concerns and

WHEREAS House 81114916 would address these concerns without Impacting the utilitys ability to Install smart meters on the homes and busInesses of those who want a smart meter

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Vassar Township Board of Trustees supports the ability of OTE customers to not partidpate in the smart meter program on their homes and businesses and to have their electricity usage measured by an analog meter without suffering financial penalties or Incurring monthly charges as outlined in House 81114916 and that an analog option be offered in perpetuity to all uttllty customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar TownshIp Board ofTrustees calls upon the Chair of the House Energy Policy Committee the members oftne Energy Polhy Committee the state representative for our dlstrtct the state senator for our district the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Attorney General to do all In their power to ensure passage of House 81114916 and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar Township Soard ofTrustees calis upon the above-mentioned persons and governmental entitles If House 81114916 Is not passed in this legtslative session to do all In their power to ensure passage of legislation In the future that will ensure that utility customers have the right to have an anakJg meter on their homes or

middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

Vassar Township Clerk ~~--=-~

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AdditioMl kWh CitpKtty (nerqyH AS90C kWh ~ EneW 761lt PH kWh

OIv~ V (l1li1 Seltviu~ 5750 permorltn lilA Crfdlt bull$150 Pl month Distribution kWh bullbullbullbull bullbull bullbull bullbullbullbull 5lt130( pef kWll

~aIr loin oIoIIIUrIriIUy un to 1pm 10_ SUPII ly C I~ JuM IIrouqh Odc btf

oo-pealr kWh ~y~___u ~_1IWb ~y tneltgy 415t per kWh

AI ortmiddotpe~ kWh ClIpadly EIIOIJ O9COC per kWh Non-Capadty Cnor1V bull4J5lC kWh

NoW1Tlbef trvouqIIlo4~y

All on-peak kWh ~poundnH0y ~(nefQY

AlIllf-peak Clttp~(hy Cnorqy O679C Pltr kWh NolCIocgtyeniy EIgteOY 4751lt PH kWh

oN_V(O1 ~Chalt~ bull $5(l per mollh Oistrll)Jioll kWn CY al-roond) bull543(X per kWl1

Tlgtis rail fHI~~ thrH rrb t~ 4S 1M U CJitk~ Petlt priaff ttY d~ys wM Cril (ArP61llt e~ au callfll It r~)OUI~ro-I~~ ~~ Power ~ppIV Chltlr Onpuk MOMI) rldy 3 pm to 1 pm

AI on1nk kWh ~ [ JWl9bull bull bullbull bull bull bull __ bullbull 9759lt per kWh Non-~ItfMfQV bull 4049 ~~Wh

MId-jMk MOIIdiy bull nidi) 1 am to 3 pm 7 pm to n pm AI mId-oeak kWh

cKMy (-y bull 4OO5C Pltf kWII N~ity (otIQY 4049lt per kWll

OflP~~k 11 prI to 1 un and all dy S~hlrdy ound y nd -I1rIItd~

u oIt-aIlt kWh ~Itv Enerqy 0554C per kW~ Noo-c~clty (neroy 4049C per ~Wh

(Crtlieal PHIl _ ts cIInIQ on-pfU Worodly rriGay1o eo hours IIlaquo VN~ IIrtIttI ___ notl~)

All a1tlQl~peaK_Wh $09 I)et kWh Non-cpyenMy Eneroy bull 4049t per kWh

Oli~y CII9U OsIrWiontwto 5A)o( r- kWh Slaquoviltoc~ $750 p rrnonl h

~ onI-t 10 pIY1tWlMUy rsliJiftJ MltIrlc spIKI igtNfinQHtWdfhrOltJfJh_n-el8 f(X1y_ __ ~trloltlo Dtlt_1lOISJ

p~ w Sullfy Co Junt 11Ir0U9h OClobt

nrsl 11 kWn r- (Iv CiPM~ypoundnetQY bull l2l7 r- kwto NonCaPM~y ( QY ~616( per kWh

AddJlioNI kWll C~y~ bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbull 414IC IltI~Wh Hon-Cipadtyu-QY ~ 616( PfrkWll

Novembtf Ihrovfjh May -sl 20 kWh per dIy

cplaquoIlyEnHQ __ bull l844lt IltI kWtl HonltopJodl yOWrQY ~ 6OC PftkWll

A~lloMlkWh C~y [JWlQL bull QS5l( Pft kWII N~y[NQY lt11616lt pekWlgt

Ot lgtY CIgta 9n 5ervice CNrqe S75O per monlh ObI iIlUtlon kNh (YtlOOIl~ 5A)OC per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

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rills rale Is for ( tntr aItd iii $(Un ~I ~

~r~ 01 bull Iowff SLnraquoItf Ie IMl GIfl sr

)011 up W 8 perrMI OIl lhec porliotl 01 yoor ~ WIgtM )OUmt ~hsllJla ~e

mliff tNt briefly loltHnoP yoor air c~kgtrlIn9 to mHt l)l~ ()( ~IJIon Jswn Powe S_1y CtgtlO ~tNOUQhOd_ ~rr E1letQl __bullbullbullbull ~bullbullCIooIo99t ptllIIIIII N~y EnerQy bull J7eJ( pel kWn

Hclyentmbtr INIy capdtyE~ bullbull 2-97)( per kwto NooltlIJClty EMfoY ~7BJ( PI( kWh

OIlYery CaQe o ~MoeChilr~ (JuneIIlrQUQhOctOberI bull Sl95 per mon1h ontritlrJtlon kWh 1Yf0IIIIl) SltII3OC ptr kWh

ThIs iMe ls~ for cusOtlllaquoS who UW laquoshyIrk wafff IIHI~ for unitVYO flJr(1OStlo Coniroled 5laquoYIce tlnlt~)

Power Supply ChQtt mm C~ PM1tY [JWlIIV 1915 per kWh Non-~PKity rneW 25lt116( PH kWf

o~rv Cltqn 5efvice ChMe bullbullbull S1Igt per mont Oist ribullon kWh 5430 per kWh

Gorolhcrmel Tlmr of DaV Ratr

~l(USM~r~ nun 10 1pm Po Supply Ch O~

Jun 11II 0ltJqh (klobelt AU onpek kWh

C8C)yeniI- (net9Y 9nsc 1 kWh Nooltpady (Mrqy 2814lt per kwtl

AW offmiddotptallt IltWh CIpyenty Ene rQ~ 13J5 per ~Wh NotrCapodty E9Y 284 pot kWh

NovmM thrOUlh Mil All onPIWlt ~Wh

CeplKlly ( neroy U ODlt perW1 N~ity [MrQy 28l4lt pw kWh

AIIo1~ kWh Clpa(M ~ EJWl 9r lAJX ~r kW IIon-ltapac lly ~roy UtA C PE ~W~

tullv~ry C~qu seritl Charge 6]0( 1 day Distribution kWh (YeaHOllM) 4703C per kWh

Expertnlal Ellcl n c Vehcle Ra tl

Opt ion 1 Tlmt of Ot~ kino On~ fKIltfi McIl(I6y-FrkUly il4m 10 1Ipm Po Sypply CIlaQu

OfgtpaiI kWh calhy poundnto OVbull 6 779C IltI~Wh

NonQpadty EnerQY 9012C perkWh I oIIpuk kWh ~yEnlaquoQY 1695lt pelttWIgt Hon~ poundJWIIJ( 22silt pelt ~Wh

Oell~ery C~~ Servll a r~f $95 IXr morgtIh 1)sI IbuIkWh bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbullbull gtA)OC 1 kWh

09tlon1 Monthly F r~ ( UIgtf ~v~ l1Ut~ly) loonIlIIy I~ of $4511 ~r yellko IrKIYClINJ sur(narO ~Igtdcedillo

OTHER RATE OPTIONS

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Ht t MetfrlnQ - A dlt option IMI promolft ~M (RgtUrn~ HIW~ eledtijtrusi19 f~r~tS IUmlY reaMgt MtVOYcndiU ~ 1M power bull

rloltlllt ~bull -IIH atdits_ 1gt1_ TIIO _101 _oolltn o$JJ _h_ _ ~NO 6~ yo __ ~ TolnOUII -rI_Ul l~lbull _ _ cmM(RW~ _ __ oS1S) _~__ -- OI _nn

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WHOLE HOUSE RATE OPTIONS TIese service rates are provided throuqh one meter to a singJt or double OCCVPMlCY dwelin9

Residential ElectriC Service Rate Powe Suppfy CharOe First 17 kWh per dAY Capacity Energy bull 1065C JlE kWh NOItltapacily EntltVbullbullbull 4 767( PErkWh

Additional kWh capacity Energy 4590C per kWh Non-Capacity Enerqy bullbullbull 4751( per kWh

Delivery CNiroes 5efvice (halVe $750 per rnonl h RIA Credit middot $750 per monlh Di5tribvtlon kWhbullbull 543OC per kWh

Time of Day Rate-

On-peak h(Wrs MonCJay-rriday n Um 10 7 pm Power Supply CnarQes June through Octo~r

All on-peak kWh I Capactty Enerqy t2048C per-kllh N~lty EnenlY bull 4757lt per kWh

All otf-peak kWh capacity Energy bull bull 090OC Pfi kWh NonlaquoJpaci ty EnefQY bullbullbull 4757lt per kWh N~ IhrOU911 May

All on peak kWtl Capacity Energy bull 944OC per kWh Non-caPbCity Energy bullbullbullbull bull 4 757lt per kWh

AU oH-peak kWh Capacil y (nergybullbull bull o679C per kWh Non-capaclly Energy 4757( per kWh

fXgtltvery CllalQu Service Charge bull $750 per month Olstribvtlon kWh (YeaNovnd) 543O( per kWh

DynamiC Peak PnclnQ Rate This rate features th~ price tiers as well as Critical Peak prices for days when Critical Peak events are caIed It requires YO1f home to have the aovanced electric meIer Poer Supply Cllarg ~s Onpeak Monday Friday 3 pm to 7 pm

All on peak kWh Capacity EnerQt bullbull 9759C per kWh NOfIltQapacltt Energy 4049C per kWh

Mi(1)eilk MoIIdIlY friday am to 3 pm amp 7 pm to I pm All midpeak kWh

Capacity poundnerQy bullbullbull bullbullbull bullbull Aoose per kWh Non-tapaclty Enerqy bullbull bull 4Q49 per kWh

Off-peak 11 pm to 7 am and all day Saturday Sunday and desiQna~ holidays

All o ff-peak kWh capacity Enerqybullbullbull 0554( per kWh Nonltapacity (nergy 4 049( per kWh

(Critical Puk events dJrlnQ on-puk hours MondayshyFriday Ilmlto to eo lIours per year with ~vance notite

All criti calpeak kWh 5091 per kWh Nonltpatity Enerqy 4049C oer kWh

D1 Uv~ry Cha r Oes Oistribution kWh bull bull 543OC per kWh Service cMfQe $750 per month

Space HeatlOq Rate AfJPied oNy 10 ~miJOeflfr instilUed electric s~ce heltllin9 S(lrwct 11100011 0fIe meier IOn) II~f to KIU$MOIrIJ IlaquoWd on this tltf ~I(r 10 ~ 17 lOIS

PO tl Supply 0 J~ trrouOh October

(irst T7 kWh per day capacity [ MrQy bullbullbullbull bull bullbull bullbullbullbullbull bull bull 1217lt per kWh NOOCapacily Energybullbullbullbull bullbull d61b( per kWh

Additional kWn Capacity Energy bullbull 4741C per kWh NonmiddotCapaclly[nerqybullbull bullbullbull bull 4 616( per kWh

November through May (IrS 20 ~Wh per dat

Capacity ElKrQY bullbullbull 1844( per kWh NonCapaclty Ener9Y bull 4616C per kWh

Addi l lonal kWh Capacity [ ne((lY 0553lt per kWh Non-Capaci ty Ener9y 4616lt per kWh

Oeltvery C~afl)e ~

Service CllltlIqe 5750 per month Dislrlbullon kWh cYeM-roundl bull 5430lt per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

lnteruptlbte Space Conditioning Rate (CooICurrent s middot ) Thfs rale is (01 cmlraJ air 1M air $ltNrce hfijt wmps 7alltp adYanlaQe o( a ICYWef w mmer ra te thai C8II stlf

you vp to 18 (Jercf(ll on the coolf19 POfUOII oJ yotn energy bill wtlEn you e()(oII we istaN aseparate melpI lha1 clO briHIy IIIIerrvpt your air cMdilicnif9 to mee system or oeneratlon Issues POwer Supply ChArQe$

June throuQh October ~Enervv middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddot_middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotO499( perllWti f Non-Capacity Energy bull bull bull 3783lt per kWh

November thrOU(jh MAV Capaci ty Ener9Y bull2973( perkWh Non-Capaclty Energy bull3783lt Pfr kWh

Oellvery C~arQes Service Charge (June Ihrough October) bull $195 per month DisltiolJlion kWh (YeaOlJIdl 543OC per kWh

WatN Heating Strvce Rate

This rate Is a~alllJble for customers Who use an elecshy(ric wdler hedler tor sanitary pJrpos eJ Controlled service (Interrupt ible)

PO Wff Supply Charoes AU kWh Capacily Enerqy 1915lt per kWh NonltapaClty Energy bullbullbull bullbullbull2546( per kWh

Oelover y CharQes Service Charge bullbullbullbullbullbullbull5195 per month DiStribution kWh bullbullbullbullbullbull bullSA30C per kWh

DLWd-I On1J(aJL hOCJrs POIIef Supply

June throug AIfOfl~ak

Capacity NonCapi

Alt ntfflfak Capacily Non-Cap

November 11 All onpe~k C~pacity l NonCoplt

All olfpeak CapacIty I NoncaP

Dtl lvelY CharI Service Ct Distribut io

Option 1 Time On-pfak hour5 POW~( Supply

All on-peak kl CapacityE Non-(apa(

All oIlpeak k Capacil y [ I Non-Capa(

Delivery ( h~rQ Service Chan Distribution I

Oplion 2 MonU Monthly fee I and credits

OTHER RATE

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Net Meterlnq resource CJe~ r_waDI( re5(

thaI power

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bull 1ie11c1er1t InaHr1t Crecln (RIAgt Custoowr rneeC 1IQ eIiQibHIIy requ~$ U KehOe bull $150 ~ IIOI)III (rfillllN 0IIId10 110(1 Oul laquoyou OIMIIly (all U~ lt14 8000471741 Rwc~ Of cwIOIrIe1S wno us ill maIOlt porI ion oI11gttlr IKll ley INtng oI1pe~ ron

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ~ VII sect28 33

sect 9 Compensation of county officers

Sec 9 BoampTds of s upervisors shan have exclusive power to fix the oomp officers not otherwise provided by law

runory Cocst 1963 All VII 9 Elf J I I 9amp yo ConrlNd amp CMII 1908ArI VllJ fR

sect 10 Removal of county seat

Sec 10 A county seat once established shall not be removed until the place nlch it is proposed to be moved shall be designated by two-thirds of the members of the board of supervisors and a majority of the electors voting thereon shall have a pproved the proposed locatioD in the manner prescribed by law

BiotDl)l Co llle3 An VII flO E( JOJJ 1 1964 l~ Con~tllull oD See COllSL ll108Art vrn t )3

sect 11 Indebtedness limitation

Selt 11 No Cltlunty shall incur any indebtedness which shall increase its total debt beyond 10 percent of its assessed valuation

lfiwry Cmol 1963Att VII tllEft Jan i 1i64 Fo e cmtltutlon s Conn 1906 Art vrn U 2

sect 12 Navigable streams permission to bridge or dam See 12 A oavigable stream shall not be hridged or dammed without permission granted by

the board of supervisors or the county as provided by law which pennission shall be subject to such reasonable compensation and otheT conditions as may seem best sui ted to safeguard the rights and interests of the county and political subdivisions the rein

QJO Cotgtu I~ Art VII U2 Ert Jan I 100 Fou eonia o 8M eo 180SArt vrn tl~

sect 13 Consolidation of counties approval by electors Sec 13 Two or more contiguous counties may combine into a Slagle county if approved in

each affected county by a majority of the electors voting on the quest ion IIUtDrr- eo t 1961Arr Vl t 13 Ell J 1 1964

sect 14 Organization and consolidation of townships Sec 14 The board of supervisors of each organized county may organize and consolidate

townships under restrictions and limitations provided by law Hi~ Coru 1963Arr VIto I~ ErrJLIgt 1 100-1 Fo CoGMI~U 01lJ See eoru 1908 Art Vlll us

sect 15 County intervention-in public utllity service and rate proceedings

x Sec 15 Any county when authotized by its board of supervisors sha ll have the authority to enter or to intervelle in any action or certificate proceeding involving the services charges or rates or any privately owned public utili ty furnishing services or collJJlodities to rate payers within the county

W O Coogt J961 Att VT I t iS Ell J I 19amp1

sect 16 Highways bridges culverts airports road tax limitation Sec 16 The legis lature may provide for the laying ou t construction improvement and

maintenance of highways bridges culverts and airports by the state and by the counties and townships thereof acd may authorize counties to take charge aod cootrol of auy highway within thei r limits ror such purposes The legislature may provide tbe powers and duties of Counties in relation to bighways bridges culverts and airports may provide ror county road commissioners to be appointed or elected with povers and duties provided by law The ad valorem property tax imposed for road purposes by any county shall not eltceed in any year one-half or one percent of the assessed valuation for the preceding year

ru ry Con t ampEl3 An VlI 4(6 Elf Jan I 196 Io ~Iuoo Su C I OO~ Art VIH ~2G

Jo~j Ftfrill9 440 N Srarr Smw Flfs-o a ellIJlIII O CO lo All 4R723

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

~~~ Jodi Fetting

Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

AittpAcs Policy GIOlp Airsp $iIViClWl us )epCfIrren ul T(Qrspo~ltrlto-

8GO lndeperdenoe Avenue SW WtW1Irglo DC 7059

Federal Aviation AdrninStrotion

JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

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Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

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Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

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  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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On-Going and Other Personnel

1 4-H Presentation 2 Negotiation of Expiring Union Contracts - Setting Financial and Other Objeclives 3 Strengthen and Streamline Year-End Open Enrcllment 4 Evaluate Potential Training Programs 5 S1art the Development of Pay Grade Schedule and Updated Job DescrJptions 6 Scheduling a MAC 710 Meeting to Determine if OrganizatIon will Continue

BuUding and Grounds Committee Leaders-Commissioners Jensen and Grimshaw

Primary Building and Grounds

1 Johnson Control Service Contract Renewal (See F)

Ont)oing and Other Buflding and Grounds

1 County Jail Study 2 County Land Bank 3 Recycling Relocation Update 4 Cass River Greenways 5 County Physical and Electronic Record Storage Needs - Potential Use of Recycling Pele Building 6 Coumy Property Ownership Inventory 7 Review of Alternative Solutions Concerning 1he Caro Dam 8 Sidewalk Improvements and Parking Lot Sealing 9 Purdy Building Awning Sign and Stucco Repairs 10 Jail Entrance Step and Ceiling Tile 1i State Police Post Water Tank Inspection Sidewalk and P-arking Lot Repairs 12 Potential Sale of Certain County Properties 13_ New Septic System a1 Vanderbilt Park and Vegetation Clearing 14 Health Department Painting Animal Control Ceiling and Court Windows 15 Recycling Sol Removal and Construction

Other BUsiness as Necessary

1 Corey Firestone ~ Resolutions regarding DTE energy meters (See G) 2 Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting 6-25-19 (Sbullbull H) 3 FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination (See I) 4 Methods of Providing Dental Care to Indigent 5 Etected Versus Appoin1ed Road Commissioners 6 Work with DTE and Others to Solve lllCfeasing Energy Demands in the County 7 Update County Policies

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This Fiber Optic Subscri ption Agreement (the Agreement) effecti ve as of date of installation and tum-up of services (the Effective DMC) sets fo rth the specific tenns and cond itions under which Air Advantage LLC a Michigan limited liability company (Air Advamage) sh ltlll supply the Services as defined below 10 (Customer

Name) Tuscola County - MI State Police Post located at (Street) 1485 Cleaver Rd (City) Caro MI (21raquo)487 23 the undersigned (C ustomer or you)

I Services Air Advantage will provide Customer commencing OIl the Effecti ve Date with fiber optic connectivit y by way of A ir Advan tage s fiber oplic network (the Services ) Customer agrees to pay for the Services as provided for below Air Advantage offers three levels of the Services (check one)

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2 Tennination Continued use of Ihe Services by Customer conslitutes acceptance of this Agreement and any fu ture versions If you are dissatisfied with the SCJ]ccs or any rel ated terms conditions rules policies guidelines or practices your sale and exclusive remedy is to discontinue us ing th e Serv ices and to terminate your accoWlt The rem (the Service Tel1l1) shall begin on the Effecti ve Date and end as provided for as follows

a The parties may agree in writing to lenninate this Agrecmcnt nt any time b Air Advantage may term inate this Agreement at any time and for an y reason upon not less than

thirty (30) days written noti ce to Customer of its intention to tenninale c Air Adva ntage may tClnl inale this Agreement at any time with or without written notice to

Cllstomer upon an Event of Default d Customer may terminate this Agreement at uny time uftcr expiration o f Three (3) yea rs after the

EfTecli ve Dale c This Agreement shall be deemed terminated upon Customer and Air Advantages exec ution of an

agreement wherein Air Advantage provides services to Customer substantially similar to the Services

You will be responsible fo r any ou tstandi ng payments for the remainder of he term of your Agreement

If services are terminated YOll remain responsible fo r payment of alJ fees up to the conclus ion of your Service Term or if your service h ilS extended beyond the Service Term then fOT service through the conclusion of the momh do ring which service is tenninated Any tennilHui on of this Agreement shall not reli eve yo u from any amounts owing or other liabi lity accnling prior to the time that such termi nation becomes effecLive

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rerai price and to have Stbscribers accotml adjusted accordingly tOt all such amounts PLEASE BE- A WARE THAT IF YOU TERMINATE YOUR SERViCE ALL EXSIlG EMAILS MAYBE l()ST~

3 Equil~ Air Advantage vBl provide one Optical Nerwork Tenninal or other device or equipment poundIt the customer location for connecion to Air Advantage fiber optic nelwork (~he Nergtork Termination) The tc7vork TeTlloutioTl will )TOvide a1 Ethernet handoffjo allow con~ection to tbe Customers ~)erwork Uness otherwise agreed Af Adv~ltage shall not be responsible fOf conncctbg the Customers nenvork to Inc Network Tenninatio1 Check the box thaI applies

ESl gtlr Advantage wilt provide to Customer at ilo1idditioHal charge with all cqlipment (the Eqclpmcnt) used or required In Qfder for Customer to receive the Services SpectilcltgtlIy the equipment included will be

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CUSLomer agrees to be responsible ~or any loss theft or damage of lhe Equipmert Cmtomer expressly disdairns allY ngl ttlc pe-pcttml right of use or any oher interest in or to the EquipmenL Althoug purs~)anl -0 the terms of Ihis Ageement Air Advant~ge grantS a revocable license to Customer to ltse the Eqtipment the Equpment shan continue to be the prcpcl1y of Air Advantage

L Cusmoer wm xovide all equipment used or recuired in order for Customer 10 receive the Services Air Advanlage will not be respcnsiblc (a) for any damage to or (b) to maintain Customers equipment

L Charnes to Customer) Account J during the $uvice Term Air Advantage provdes O$tomer with additional Dr replacement EquipuenL Or Customer makes changes to the Sendees so as to increase [he level of Services Cusmmers account will bc charged tor such Equipment or Service

5 harge~ and PaYlnenL Recurrng charges as specjfied U1 Paragraph I above shall be billed by AishyAdvatl1ge on a monthly basis in advance Monthly ReCUtTing Charge) and non~recurnng chl1tges shall be billed in lrmiddoteilrs CustoJJer shnll make oIl payments due herelrder within 11 days after the titHe ofAir Advantages invoee provided however that Air Advantage nay upon a fhilure OfCuslomer to establish cfcdittvortbiness in

sole discretion mciude in its firs invoice LO Custo-mer a deposil amount equai and tpplicable to the last monrhly charge due ror the Services In the even Alr Advontagc has agreed to accept prepa)111cnt from Customer (which It may do in 11S sole discretion btlt shall not be ooligltited) ard this Agreement is terminated prior to Lh~ period fer which Customer has prepaid Air Advantage sal retum the unused portion ofthc prepaymenl afer aH amounh owing Ai Advot1ge by eusorne- hfve been atisned

6 6~sitrnxrCnL Customer may not assign cncumber or transfer ils righls hereunder without the pior written appmval of All Advantage Customer may not trdusfer or assig1 the Equipmcn

7 Even ofDefaulc An Event ofDefault shall occur If (i) Customer fails to make -ilny payment rcentquiretl to made by it nnder this AgrccmcIt and any such failure remains uncorrected fOf five (5) business days after receipt of written noice of~uch failure Ihe clute such payment was due (ii) Customer fulls to prform or observe uny mtterial term or obligation ot1er than making payment contained 111 ~hs AgreemClt ard any sach failure mmuins uncolTectcd for forty~fivc (45) calendar days after receipt of a notice from the non-defaulting paty

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8 Remedi es

a Upon the happeni ng of any Event ofDefau lt the non~defaulting party may in addition 10 any other rights it has according to law (1) suspend il performance under th is Agreement so lon g as such default remains uncorrected but only after providing w riucn notice of such slispension to the defa ultin g party or (2) te lm i naf~ this Agreement by providing wrinen nofice oftcrm ination to the dcfaultingpmty

b IfCusomer is the defaulting party Air Advantage may co llect rhe lotal charges due from Customer in add ition to te nninaling this AgreemeJlt

9 Prohibited Uses Customer shall not use hc Services or the Equipment in a manner that (collecti vely the Prohi bited Uses) (8) infringes on the intelleclual properly righrs o f allY th ird party or any rights ofpubJic ity or privflcy (b) violates ltlny law statute ordinance o r regu lation (inclUding without li mitation the laws and regulations governi ng exp0l1 control unfair competition and to discriminatio n or false advertising) (c) is defamatory trad e libelist unlawfull y threatening or un lawfully harassing (d) IS obscene pornographic or indecent (e) distribules any viruses trojan horses worms lime bombs canceJmiddotbots or o ther computer programming routines that are intended to damage delTimentall y in terfere with surreptitiously intercept or ex propriate any system data or personal information (0 disrupt s the nonnal use of the system for other customers including for example spawning dozens of processes consuming la rge amounts of memory or C PU cyc les for long peri ods of time attempting to access other customers account areas or conducting prerogative activ ities such as mass emailings whi ch may result in retali atory actions against Provider systems

10 Force Majeure Ai r Advantage shall not be liable for any fai lure of performance he reunder due to causes beyond its reasonable co ntrol including but not limited to acts of God fire explosion vandalism fiber optic cable cul s to nn or olher simi lar cata strophes any law order regu lation direction act ion o r request of the United States Govcm men t or of any o ther govenllT1CnI including state and local goverrunc01s having jllrisdiction over either of the parties or of any department agency conunission cOUlt bureau corporation or other instrumentality orany one or more sa id govemmellts or of any civil Or military auth ority national e merge11eies insulTeclions riols wars or strikes lockmiddotouls work stoppages or other la bor difficuhies

II SeDice Outages and Outage Credit In the event ofa Service Outage of more th an nin e (9) consecut ive hours in duration pursuant [ 0 the (eroll) aud condilioos conta ined in this Paragraph C ustomer shall be provided with credit equal to that portion of the Services affected for the period of such Service Outage (Outage Credits) An Outage Credit shall be calculated as fo llows

Outage Credit = (Hou~ of outage 9 hours) x ITota i Monthly Recurrin l Charge 720

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A Service Outage shall be measured in hours and fractional portions thereof A Service Outage shull be deemed to hnve (n) commenced upon notification by Customer to Air Advontage and (b) tennioltlted upon restoration of the Services as evidenced by appropriare network test s by Air AdvDntage and Air Advantages notification to Customer Customer may regnest an Outngc Cred it within 30 days of the Service Outage (M O~ltage Credit Request) Air Advantage shall not be required to provide Outage Credits for Service Outages more than 30 days from the date of an Outage Credit Re1l1est Outage Credits should appear on Customers bill for the ServIces within rwo (2) billing cycles after the Outage Credit has been approved by Air Advantage In no evenl shall Customel be enti tJed 10 or receive a cash refund as a result of a SIvice Ourage Outage Cr~difs shall be Customers sole aud excl usive remedy for Service OU lages Customer shall not be enrirlcd to Outage Cred its as a result of outages due [0 or caused by (i) the negligence or willful misconducl of the Customer or others authorized by Cuslomer including bUI not limited to Customers employees (ii) Customers uetworlt failure (iii) power fllilmc (Iv) during any period in which Air Advantage is not given access to the Customer premises if necessary to resolve an outage (v) during any period of unschedul ed emergency maintenance or repair scheduled maimenance alterati on or implemenlation and (vi) during any Force Majewe Event as defined Jlereill Air Advantage may withhold issuance orallY OUlage Credits due Customer und er this Agreement until any amounts past due by Customer have been paid in fu ll

12 Limitation ofliabilily IN NO EVENT SHALL AIR ADVANTAGpoundOR ANY OF ITS AFFILIATES BE LIABLE TO CUSTOMER FOR ANY LOSS OF PROFIT OR REVENUE OR FOR ANY INDIRECT CONSEQUENTIAL INCIDENT AL PUNITIVE OR SIMILAR OR ADDITIONAL DAMAG ES INCURRED OR SUFFERED AS A RESULT Of UNAVAILABILJTY OF SERVICE PERFORMANCE NONshyPERfORMANCE TERMINATION BREACH OR OTHER ACTION OR INACTION UNDER THIS AGREEMENT EVEN IF CUSTOMER ADVISES AIR ADVANTAGE OF TIlE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH LOSS OR DAMAGE IN NO EVENT SHALL AIR ADVANTAGE OR ANY OF ITS AFFILIATES BE LIABLE TO CUSTOMER OR TO ANY THIRD PARTY FOR ANY OUTAGE OR INCORRECT OR DEFECTIVE TRANSMISSIONS OR ANY DIRECT OR INDIRECT CONSEQUENCES THEREOF INCURRED OR SUFFERED WHILE USING THE AIR ADVANTAGE NETWORK

13 Disclaimer of All Warr80lies AJR ADVANTAGE HEREBY DrSCLAlMS ANY WARRANTIES EITHER EXPRESS lMPLlED ORAL OR WRlTIEN WITH RESPECT TO THE SERV ICES EQUIPMENT OR FAC ILITIES FURNISHED PURSUANT TO THIS SERVICE AGREEMENT INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE

4 Miscellaneous This Agreement and each provision hereof may be amended only by an instrument in writing signed by the parties hereto No failure or delay on the part of either pal1y in exercising any right hereunder and no course of dealing betw~en the parties shall operate as a waiver of any provis ion hereof In conjunclion wilh this Agreement each party shall at all times comply wi th all applicable federa l state and loca l slarules ordinances regulalions and orders of any commission or olher govermnenl body This Senice agreement shall be governed by the laws oflhe SHlie of Michigan All notices shall be in writing and sball be delivered by certified moil rerum receipt requested or any other deli very syslem which is capab le of providing proof of delivery AllY sucb notice shall be deem ed effective on the dale ofllcto) de li very All notices shall be ~ddressed as follows if to Air Advantage to Air Advantage LLC 465 N Frnnklin Frankenmuth MJ 48734 Ann Contract s D~partment and If to Customer to the Customers billing address This Agreement and exhibits atta ched hereto all of which are incorporated by reference comprise the complete and exclusive st~tement of the agreemen of the panies conceming the subject matter hereof and supersede all previmls latements representations and ltlgreem~nts concerning th e subject matter hereof This Agreement may be executed

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Net Asset Distribution History

2006 Distribution $ 1780 2007 Distribution $ 6 168 2008 Distribution $ 22488 20 10 Distribution $ 18073 20 II Distribution $ 48 158 2012 Distribution $ 69969 20 13 Distributi on $ 23 880 20 14 Distribution $ 6 1354 2015 Distributi on $ 79500 2016 Distribution $ 35 885 2017 DislribUlion $ 30242 2018 Distribution $ 95735 20 19 Distribution $ 113097

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1 The following shall be submit ted to the Zon ing Administrator

A The Applicant shalt address a Jetter or generate an email hereinafter referred to as the perm it application) to the Zoning Administrator requesting a permit be issued under Joint Airport Zoning Board Ordinance No 98 -1 and addressed to the following

Zoning Admin istrator Bishop International Airport G-342S W Bristol Road Flint MI 48507 AnN Joseph Medici AAE E-Mail jmedlcibishopalrportorg

B The Applicant sha ll attach to the permit application all relevant inform ation (eg exact location height dates amp times contact information) including a Federal Aviation Administrations (FAAs) Determination of No Hazard to Air Navigation

2 Effective January 1 2016 the App licant shall include with the permit application a check or money order made payab le to the Bishop Internationa l Airport Authority This applicat ion fee is non-refundable Permil fees as indicated below are per permit

Structure Height (AGLl Application Fee Less than 50 $100 50 - 199 $150 200 - 499 $200 500 or greater $250

3 Upon receipt of the above information the Zon ing Administrator will either approve or deny the permit within fifteen (15) days Failure to provide the required information win result in a denial of the permit

4 In the event of denial the Applicant shall have 21 days to appea l the decision of the Zoning Administrator to t he Board of Appeals

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6 Requested Effective Date 7 Explanation of Requested Revision Provide justification for the requested reviSion and attach additional documents or pages if necessary

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Partnering with you to deliver value-driven solutions

A Planned Service Agreement with Johnson Controls provides you with a customized service strategy designed around the needs of your facility Our approach features a combination of scheduled predictive and preventative maintenance services that focus on your goals

As your building technology services partner Johnson Controls delivers an unmatched service experience delivered by factory-trained highly skilled technicians who optimize operations of the buildings we Nark Vllith creating productive and safe environments for the people within

By integrating our service expertise with innovative processes and technologies our value-driven planned service solutions deliver sustainable results minimize equipment downtime and maximize occupant comfort

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Executive Summary

PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL FOR COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

Dear Mike Miller

We value and appreciate your interest in Johnson Controls as a service provider for your building systems and are pleased to provide a value-driven maintenance solution for your facility The enclosed proposal ouUines the Planned Service Agreement we have developed on your facility

Details are included in the Planned Service Agreement summary (SChedule A) but highlights are as follows

bull In this proposal Ne are offering a service agreement for 2 Years starting 0810112019 and ending 07312021

bull The agreement price for first year is $1302000 see Schedule A Supplemental Plice and Payment Terms for pricing in subsequent years

bull The equipment options and number of visits being provided for each piece of equipment are described in Schedule A Equipmentlisl

As a manufacturer of both mechanical and controls systems Johnson Controls has the expertise and resources to provide proper maintenance and repair services for your facility

Again thank you for your interest in Johnson Controls and we look forward to becoming your building technology sarvices partner

Please contact me if you have any questions

Sincerely

William Rasco Service Manager (866) 635-1392

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Benefits of Planned Service A Planned Service Agreement with Johnson Controls will allow you to optimize your buildings facility performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a value-driven solution thai fits your specific goals delivered wilh the attention of a local service company backed by the resources of a global organization 5 VALUfS 9_--_- shyWi th this Planned Service Agreement Johnson -- shy

Controls can help you achieve the following five objectives

1 Identify Energy Savings Opportunities Since HVAC equipment accounts for a major portion of a buildings energy usage keeping your system performing at optimum levels may lead to a significant reduction in energy costs

2 Reduce future Repair Costs Routine maintenance may maximize the life of your equipment and may reduce equipment breakdowns

3 Extend Asset Life Through proactive faclory-recommended maintenance the life of your HVAC assets may be extended maximizing Ihe relum on your investment

4 Ensure Productive Environments Whether creating a comfortable place where employees can be productive or controlling a space to meet specialized needs maintenance can help you achieve an optimal environment for the work Ihalls being accomplished

5 Promote Environmental Health and Safety When proper indoor conditions and plant requirements are maintained business outcomes may be improved by minimizing sick leave reducing aCCidents minimizIng greenhouse gas emissions and managing refrigerant requirements

All of the services we perform on your equipment afe aligned with -The 5 Values of Planned Maintenance and our technicIans understand how the work they perform can help you accomplish your business objectives

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Personalized Account Management A Planned Service Agreement also provK1es you with the support of an entire team that knows your site and can closely work with you on budget planning and asset management Your local Johnson Controls accounl management team can help guide planned replacement energy relrofits and olher building improvement projects Youll have peace of mind that an entire learn of skilled professionals vlill be looking out for what is best for your facility and budget

A Culture of Safety Johnson Controls technicians take safety seriously and personally and integrate it into everything they do All of our technicians participate in regular and thorough safety training Because of their personal commitment we are a leader In the HVAC service Industry for workplace safety performance This means that you do not have to worry about us when we are Q1 your site

Commitment to Customer Satisfaction Throughout the term of your Planned Service Agreement we will periodically survey you and use your feedback to continue 0 make improvements to our service processes and products Our goal is to deliver the most consistent and complete service experience possible To meet this goal weve developed and implemented standards and procedures to ensure you receive the ultimate service experience - every time

Energy amp Sustainability A more sustainable world one building at a time - Johnson Controls is a company that started more than 125 years ago with a product that reduced energy use in buildings Weve been saving energy for customers ever since Today Johnson Controls is a global leader in creating smart environments whers people IIe INOfk and play helping to create a more comfortable safe and sustainable world

The Value of Integrity Johnson Controls has a long proud history of integrity We do what we say we will do and stand behind our commitments Our good reputation builds trust and loyalty In recognition for our commitment to ethics across our global operatIons we are honored to be named one of the Worlds Most Ethical Companies by Ethisphere Institute a leading think tank dedicated to business ethics and corporate social responsibility In addition Corporate Responsibility Magazine recognizes Johnson Controls as one of the top companies in its annual 100 Best Corporate Citizens list

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Service Plan Methodology As part of Ihe delivery of this Planned SeNiee Agreement Johnson Conlrols will dedicate a local customer service agent responsible for having a clear understanding of the agreement scope and your faCility procedures and protocols

A high-level overview around our service delivery process is outlined below including SCheduling emergency service on-sile paperwork communication and performing repairs outside of the agreement scope

Scheduling Preventative maintenance service will be SCheduled using our automated service management system In advance of the scheduled service visit our technician is sent a noUce of service 10 a smartphone Once the technician acknowledges the requesl you customer service agent witt call or a-mall your on-site contacl to let you know the start date and type of service scheduled

The technician checks in wears personal protective equipment perfonns the lask(s) as assigned checks oul with you and asks for a screen capture signature on the smartphone device A work order is then e-mailed faxed or printed for your records

Emergency Services Emergency service can be provided 7 days a week 24 hours a day 365 days a year During normal business hours emergency service will be coordinated by the customer service agent After hours weekends and holidays the emergency service number transfers to the Johnson Conlrols after-hours call center and on-calt technicians are dispatched as needed

Johnson Controls is committed to dispatching a technician within hours of receiving your call through the service line A work order is e-malled faxed or printed for your records Depending on the terms of your agreement you may incur charges for after hour services

Communication A detailed communication plan will be provided to you so you know how often we will provide information to you regarding your Planned Service Agreement The communication plan will also provide you w ith your main contacls at Johnson Controls

Approval Process for Non-Covered Items Johnson Controls will adhere 10 your procurement process No work will be performed outside 01 the agreement scope without prior approval Johnson Controls will work with you closely to ensure your procurement process is followed before any non-covered Item work is started

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Summary of Services and Options

Comprehensive and Operational Inspections During comprehensive and operational inspections Johnson Conlrols w ill perform routine checks oltha equIpment for common issues caused by normal wear and tear on the equipment Additionallests can be run to confirm the equipments pertormance

Routine maintenance such as lubrication cleaning and lightening connections can be performed depending on the type of equipment being serviced Routine maintenance is one of the keys to the five values of maintenance -It can help identify energy saving opportunities reduce futUre repair costs extend asset life ensure productive environments and promote health and safety

Combustion Analysis

Combustion analysis and subsequent adjustments are critical to efficient boiler operation Boiler fuel whether natural gas or oil must burn in the proper combination of fuel and air (oxygen) Poor combustion can create soot deposits on the tubes impairing heat transfer Incomplete combustion can also lead to the potential formation of CO (carbon monoxide) an odorless gas that can harm occupants In the mechanlcat room andlor building Johnson Controts technicians will analyze the flue gas to determine If optimal fuellair ratios are present

Operational VisltlControls System Verification Based on our exper1ise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance and calibrations on the equipment controller for your mechanfcal equipment The inspection includes the following tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel

bull Review of alarms points which are offline out of service and overridden points

bull l ocal baclltup of controller program

Advantages Provides proactive Identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments identify energy efficiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

Operational VisitSupervisory Controls System Verification Based on our expertise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance on the supervisory controllers and servers in your Metasys system The inspection includes the follOoving tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel and cleaning as needed bull Review of alarms points which are offli ne out of SeNtce and overridden points bull l ocal backups of controllers objects and server repoSitories bull Review security database and ensure default passwords are Changed

Advantages Provides proactive identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments Identify energy effICiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

TowerfBasin Cleaning During operation a cooling tower becomes a natural repOSitory for wind-blown debris This debris has a tendency to collect In the towers sumpbasin Johnson COI1trols technicians will clean the lower and basin 10 prevent blockage and pOlenllal damage to critical system

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components This service does not include chemicallreatment required to control or eliminate biohazards such as Legionella unless chemical water trealment services have been added as a separate option

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Summary Thank you for considering Johnson Controls as your building technology services panner The following agreemenl document Includes all the details surrounding your Planned Service Agreement

With planned service from Johnson Controls youll get a value-driven solution that can help optimize your building controls and equipment performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a solution that fits your specific goalS delivered with the attention of a local seNice company backed by the resources of a global organization

We ll be your building technology services partner

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Planned Service Agreement

Cuslomer Name COUNTY OF TUSCOLA Address 440 N STATE S1 CAROMI48723-1555 Proposal Dale 061112019 Eslimale 1-135LX3G9

IScope of Service

Johnson ContrOls Inc r Jcq and the Cuamplomer (colledively the -Parties) agree Preventative MaintenslCe SelVlces as defined in Schedule A r Services) will be provided by JCI aihe Customers facitily This Planned Service Agreement the Equipment U s Supplementat Price and Payment Tefms Terms and CondJUons and Schedule5 attached hereto and incorporated by this reference as if sellor1h funy herein (ColecUvely the Agreement) cover the rights and obligations of both the Customer and JCt

Extended Service Options for Premium Coverage

If Premium Coverage is selected on-sile repair services to the equipment will be provided as specified in this Agreemenl for the equipmenllisted in Ihe attached Equipment Us

IEquipment List

Only the equipment listed in the Equipment Lisl will be covered as part of this Agreement Any changes to the Equipment Lisl must be agreed upon in writing by both Parties

----------------~ITerm f Automatic Renewal

ThIs Agreement takes effect 0fI 0810112019 and will continue until 0713112021 (Originaj Term) The Agreement will aUlomalicatty renew on a year-Io-year basis after the Onglnal Teon ends unless Ihe Customer Of JCI gives the other writte n notice il does not wam to renew The nolice must be delivered al least (45) days prior 10 the end of the Original Term or of any renewal period The Orignal Term and any renewal periods are sometimes collect ively referred to in this Agreement as the Term Renewal price adjustments are discussed in the Terms and Conditions

IRefrigerant Charges

Refrigerant is nOllncluded under this Agreemenl and wilt be billed separately to the Customer by JCt

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IPrice and Payment Terms

The lolal Contract Price for JCIs Services duringlhe 1st year of the Original Term is $1302000 This amount will be paid to JCI in Annual Installments Pricing for each subsequent year of a mul1iyear Original term Is sel forth in the Supplemental Price end Paymenl Terms All payments will be due and payable within 30 days of Ihe invoice date and SUCh IImely payment by Customer shall be a condition precedenl 10 JCIs obligation to perform lis Services A penalty of one and a half percent (15) of the amount due per month shall accrue for payments received after the payment due date Renewal price adjustments are set looh in the Terms and Conditions

Invotoes wil be senllo the following lOcation

TUSCOLA COUNTY COURTHOUSE 125 W LINCOLN ST CAROMI48723

o In lieu of paper Invoices senllO the location above invoices should be emelled 10 the following email address

This proposal Is valJd for thirty days from the proposal date

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Supplemental Price amp Payment Terms (Applies to MultimiddotYear Contracts Only)

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SfRVICES 1ft tillt woltk tCfill _ U _iUnd el to be p_oed bv Kl purwnl to IIIIs cement f~(fpll llht Strwn do not

IrIdltHIc lhot o-ll1On Q ny Iw~fe prod 0lt lu I cJgtId l eMe whlcll ~ ovitItd uno p~te terms tO fICHl lotIs cenced In SeaTon P tin

fI JeIS SERViaS FOil COVERED EQUrPMENT

1 BMIC tOVUIAGE means Sc~cdolcd Sfrlce Vblil DIu klgttduled ScM Mllelllb un)el excluded hom thl Ag~JTfnl No PillS tqUlllttltl Re9IIlr labOlt (I Rtjlll ~t_II bullbullbull praldd o unde 8ASI((ovtIAGpound

2 PJl(MIUM (OV(RAGE m~ti ~C COVE RAG E plUI Re~I lO bar R~Pllf Mi~b lunltu flucl~ ffom the I trgttrtl) II (VlgtIOtMf hlll Od~td PRE MIUM COV~AAGt lei wil InsPlaquo the Coveted f~ulpmenl wilhln lOI1Y~ (~S) d~ of the dilll 01 lIlll Alrtemtnt Qf U Ifuanll oropellJ1lo~a(and~ ioru permit JCI wlU l~en adYl (unome II iel rM~ it nyCovO)f ecl Equlprnent nal wallinS ode o In ed of IfPillr Whh CUllome 1 ePlgtov~1 ICI I perlofm 1M wok nc(eu~ 10 11 tht (ovc~d lqulpm r nt plope woklnt (oMltion $ubJOCI to tile tem of Ihls AIeemen ( UStOme wlU ~~v 10 IIKII k al CI 1~1Id~d Jl te for PII iIltId Iobor In effampt at Ik~ me 11111 the work I pfOlmed II (10m doel not wonlJO ttt perlo m Ihe k lcl1Otlfed ~tlttn bv JCr n ~ ~Qulpment theby fletled wllllgte~ If(1m the lilt of C_fd foulpmtnlad theConlfKl PfIr1 wjj MI)tIlltlt KtOfi Should CusiOlM not mairf len ffomcred 1gt11 Of poltced wlth the modfoed PRpoundMIUM (OVpoundRAGt Cl IIefVeS Iht Iampht 10 olee Cwlamt for Ihe (0110 11It111fQUlDmcn Insplaquotion

3 OOfNDro SERVICE munSefYL(CS peformj ou lcl~ Jeri_mol bult hQutgt anclls ilVll lo ~ e ontv CuStCmt f na PREMIUM COVElAGL pound)Cendltgtd $eritc I av~ble etth~ HIS or NO 1 (utomer1 ~ltcl~ Tho ptiQo lOt htended Slce Wcroolen by Cu1tomel II pi n of the tot ol (OnilCl ~lee

4 CONNlCTIO SERVICES If Cu$(lmN I 1 ConfItCad sNlu on v C~td EQlJi~nl ~I tnee Iully dtsOlbed In k hedle A (usto Iy be cqulreltllc Mow KI to InI11 o w iIdj olt roftwil~ to e~ (omluII Qn th (U ltom middot C_td Qulpnt ( Gillilyttev~I In OfllftJO lCl lOdcllYlt (oftKt~ S-Icu on lhe c-acr CQVlpfntL (m0flll ihall pOYIdt I slaquouffllIl_t~_ncnlo 0 allo f_~~ ~a Ic lhe Gaf_~ Oev(C Inoltck 10 fmolcyc(61 - Store ~nd I~nd oj1t Ot me rgtU0M 01 ~(II ScrvIt )(1 will nal ltlSC Cltmtgte(t~ Sf)(e to ~tnOle l~ OP~I or lth es to CUltOmc 1 qtJIpm~nL The GII~ ~t I~n emaln Jell POgtfrty and JCI I Vupon ~unablt rKltKC ove ~ ItfIy time JC1 ~ no ny wn~MY 0 BillI llIln 101M CoMt(led ~ervIlaquoJ

5 R~MOTE MONITORING SERVICES OR REMon OPERAnNG SpoundtViCU If RemOt~ Monllorlne Seflllltn o lemole OPftJ~ ~lceJ ae pgtfOgticlld CUOtnCf fees 10 furnbh lei wll~ IIgtI of the n 111t oddlt e maUl~delbullM pJIO~ ~mlgtelaquo ofU penon lhOtlltd 10 be tcntlatll by 0lt be blt 10 OonUCl lhe IIOC tO ftJ1 ~rm sl)et)flr 11_ UPOR talOn thltC PPOIHI~ I bullbulltlor(y1f JO SeJltlccs lncfuOe tmtrl MOltlo(lfin SffVlcH wilh Open ltId (IDmiddot Cuno 100 it Itt Inh h J(I wllh CUllOtrgte$ (IiII1v alld hold _Int rod cfltWiI

Johnson WJC 2019JotvIson Conlois I ControlsC uS lome C onhcleI1I Do nQI COgt ( ~orlly ~onCIII~1 0lt flIy Otref mad ill) WUI10UI Ih~ eltPHS lien permssion QI JoIIOI1 Co)(rolamp IIIC P()ge 35 0 142

JOHItSON CONTROL~ PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED -OR COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

~thedltJIt$ CVlo mer 3iQC to mlllli arid upd~le l~ tillillill wilh altcult InlOI ffIIl on CUltlDmelt fu(~ bullbullbulle t 10 n01l1y ICI of loU~ (ha nampe IS loon II pOIIbllt lelIIOC Is fIOI -spobif 10 li nd new ootIlICUnumbltm H I~ (onl~CU 0lt1 lit all 11m Mot be reached ma um of t~laquo ~ct It Iowed for I ny Ilmot oil dy If noM 01 Itos ltolltCIS un be ucd tlltn ncIMII C11I()I I~ ROC lIl t rspOlU~e 10 d_ts ( UIO- ill repoMIbie 101 ~00 I I ltOlll 100 ~ Wn lom Customer ffW 0 po~ lmety updates 101 ~nv or th COIltKi lrIotmll lonsubmhlod 10 Ihe ROC

5 CUSTOMER SlRVIC INfOflMUON PORTAL ( mom may be ~ble 10 uUIle ICf CUgtlomelt SeltvIu nlo IIIIIOO PO(il dl1ne Ihe It1ftI 01 1119 H-tnent pu rsu~nl 10 the I~tn ppllcable Term 0 1 UI~ IIteemenl

B 0U1 OF SCOPE SERVlCE5 If dul1nC enyServict Vit KI delrc111 defect in any of Cuotomet t qulpmtnllhtIgt IIO t Covered EQOip~nt undq IhlJ Afltement (In Oul of Seoplt Dof~otmiddotlKI Y lbut lhall have MobIifation 10) fIOlity Cu~ 01 sud Out 01 Sltltraquo- oftct II Culttonw ele(ts 101 JeIIO ep Jgtoth Oul 01 Sca~ ~fce 01 il Jet olMrwiH pMOims Sentieel 0 pr~ _Ieltias Pln_ Ot tqIlpment outside Ihe fCDpe oIlhe StIWlca collenM-ly CuI 01 Scope SeMen- Cullom sltll dlreQ 10 10 01 eh Oul 01 ~ Stnokn IrI wtItlflamp ~nII CUltOIM wu PlY 10lt rn Out or ScOPe SeMltoH ~IIO IIlIndyend lees o hou1y fa II he reultil IgtOlite 01 n Out 01 Sltgpe ~ect Customer ~Ieltts not to etIa~ K I lO RPlIr well Ou l Df~oIect CuSlomer II deffnd nil Indemnify let from IIId Iirlsl lllflndft Ionesdlmos dJ lml COltsnd expenses Ifisl dlrectlyOf Indirf(loul 01 wchOuI oIScopl Delect Any Oul ol Swpe SeMcC ~rlonned by 10 II 1M direction 01 CultOmer PUflv nt 10 Ihis

Seciion IJIIII be lJbI~IIO lhe le ms oIlhlJ eement

C IXClUSIONS Ct Skfl llgtd wrrnty obHIltclll epreuly egtltdud

) the fllMr or ~IMIII 01 cluctwort ~Inp bIneu Iliumfar supporU t_ lilllttsbIHgtIotdltOtIIr and ~neumu( pIf)Inamp Iltd ~l shu afII pipI 1lO11IOIItv tPIlaquot-d 01 malrgtUitJKI on scMdulod balitNI-1InI 01 01 0 pIic plplnt

(b) daoosal 01 hlloudoul_IIK ocfpf H olhtlWbe Pfesslt ptOIfided heln)

(c) clblrl lCllng 01 ehikr ~OIIdef4er WIlt tems d Oilier coltnPltgtlnts fOi blDlald$ such II but nOI Wmlllaquod 10 leamplone~ Unlesl ewt)lltilly slaquolloflll In IhotKopt 01 teN(ts betwe-tn tIM PII Unlen eoplick ty provld for within me scope 01 SfMcd thl iJ Oul of Scope StNkt$M til CultomltfS egtdult-e r ponllbWty 10 mkt ~Hlnt_ts lot wch oervktl with proYide oilgte lhan JO Me-ntlons 01 chll~ tube lelnlnamp condttuer oltnlnc coolnl l_cleanlnamp Of boiler tubt nrc IrI I ny KOpe or It only I~WQfk 10 remow nomlll bullthp 01 dIbriI ~d sctle lube brush cltltllrlamp prfuurt _hln obullbullcld IIuIhlrlJ ReIre 10 well cit doe fIOIlrldlldlti chItInQI cleanl dIsInffltlJo~ g ~ _I IHlmern r~lrN 10 ellminale (ontrOl 01 dSirllect IIIhst bIDtrd$ such IS bul 1gt01 IimIIfO to Leckgtnelllt

dl suwl 1Utltorles 01 items nov comed dIrMI the use of COOterCd (ltIgt~ such flbbons w illgt and ~Mlt

Ie) I~ furnllhlnpound of ~teNli and suppiles lor P4inlln Of rttlnlsllint equllmen

(I) I~ rePiit 01 e~cmenl 01 wIe In ~onduM bud bIetrlnsmlsslo Mnel g the ~ II flOl otgtrmly epllted 0 m~lntId gn I l ohedultd bJl II

(II) rel)laetmenl 01 obsolele paru Ind

(h) d 01 fny Idndlnrllldln bul not Ilmlld 10 ~ C ltlOlt1II Ir1jltJ V dutll opetty mit ~rd 1M ~om of 111 0 i( fliultitIC from

bull Iue mllase Ittlons Idjunme nts ill~U tombiNtlons rnoolfklllorn 0 repoalrJ 10 CO-etCd pound4I1pmen1 nOI ~rf01mtd ptovlaed 0 i9J1fowd Inwlt~ by ICI

bull eluEp ment nOI c~ed by IIIIs tg eement o-r II~CIvntflUi mad e to (ovl td lqulpmenl

bull I CIS 0 omlsslonl 01 the Cullom Iudl but not Ike d 10 1iHi fi ll of lhe (ulOme 10 fulflI lhe 0m ObUtlonl IrId Commllts to Jete) dulbed In ~ctlon f Oll Ms rttt OpefatOl erro CUltOmtTmiddot IIW I 10 (Onduel tgtffltfll~ lnllni n I isulU~ fom CU ltomerl prellous denlll of 10 ItClSS to the C_ed Equipment uld Cullomers f~IIye 10 knp the Sill (lein 1M Iitt 01 dull 111 01 ollie IAniclef a debris ~ sucll CDndilionslre prously txpressJv Itknowledled by JO 11I _1t1flamp

bull siltgt- eliled Ind tlWlromtenl1 rolldillolU IntludJnc but flOl ~mlted 10 POIIfI tllvrs Oll(ul i loni in eleclliul cufTMi (or -~t $UCI) 00 biQhlltdS Wth u but fIOI ~rnlled 10 Lelonc lllo IlIoclIled wilh COnd_l wllI (0011 lower systems ad subcompo~n l Iylleml

D ~AYMNT DIJUGAl1DN

CulIIme Ihal Ply 1M lcts wtl du1n KCOfdlIltt wIIh Int PIYfJItIII It ml prald td lor In lhe llIeemeI Such PIIymtnl II cond~1oP pc~tdnl to 10 ablellon 0 perlam StMcu under 1M e-emtnt In lu v lillny pvchlle o d elllKllo lhi eeme-nl bullbull nd ~~hstancl Ul4le 10 Iht tom theltein Cuslomtr tkAOWledIIOO ftel thlt IofIdU JO IrwoIces 10 an meum _teIhln $15000 lhall be ~Id a nlt wire t~fe check Of money order If IhII rume-n11s rertoedlCttl1 ovide (tmametwlth IlOlite olillyIdjUllmtnlS In the ConllKl Prict appfltlblt 10 Mff_1I period no r Ihn IOflYmiddotfWtjS)dltIys 11lt10lt 10 tIgtt totNMnoemcnl oll~illenewit 1Dcl UnonlOAlaquo In_theetmt at lelll hfTyI30) dIys prior 10 Iht 11( of fuch bullbull~I peiodIN ICfJusled price IIIbull bull bctlht prlre 10 ~ Itn il perlod

E WARftArffiES

JO warrants IIJ $Ic wUI te provided In ood ~d orkmDnllkt mlnner for 90 dyI Irom the elite of Se k ti I Jel eltc ives rlnen nollt e 01 a

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I r PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

bf Ch of Ihi warranty Pl io to the e nd o f this flinty jlnod Jel III -perlOm any no~-tonlor~~ S ~Nilt~ e t no addl11on~1 (~ r8e hhl~ a ltonvn 1y tU5QMble Itm~ of I~ nOIIIllt llon

Jet 1gt lhoit eqvlpmfnl mnuIanued o I~dd bgtj 10 (ilofl fnc 11IiI1 It Irom dellaquou in mIII~ 1 and k hlp 1 lnlam normlluutelOI I period of90dS 1110 1ngtl11J o fumih bullbull pleOI 01 CQulpmenl utl(k tNs Alemen ilnd lhat eQulpmenl Ii cov~red brl nty fom m tnktunr ot~ INn CI 10 wf l llnSI~1 the benefits cl th lt m-nufgtltlue(J waranty it any to Custome and 11 amy lemediebull ~ n clu1III 101 lhal equipment AI ttnJj)OItlkwI (hoi tnwred In _ lion wi(h Ihr wrinty 101 eCllOpmeol1 IftdO 1~1s nol _wd undshythis AeerntnllNtl be bDn~ byCuJIO b eept as poided heern II Jel oltelves in nOlice 01 I ~ ee~ 01 I~b ~rmty PIlot to t~ end 01 tllh rruy pelod JCI will ttPlIr o eplate (n )(1 OPtio nl Ih e delMliv~ equl pmenl

Tllele _nl do II(It IJttend 10 tty ~ltW 01 eltlul~n lhal have bfton rnllUied bull bull Ite ed Or repared byC1I0 CI O IlIItd INfl iel Ihoul 1M supelVi1on 01 nd 110lt lltn Ippt(lvll olIO o WJCI ~t num~ or ranty d tul W bwn rmowd or alured AJ replaccd parts Ct equrgtnMn1 h1 become JCI pro~rty Thb ~rtntv is 1101 lu~b~ W~ nty J~ ~ be provldfd dulnn ncrmal bUllneu hOUlI IXCludll hoII(Ivs The r-dti I fonh hilrtln shltl be to(II~ nd eoltclU1ive medywltllCltlrdllo ny wlfrt nty ( 1lm under thlgt AallefMtlt Anv uit huN _lIIe rrltltv mun be lItauhl no III mn orgtamp II) ~a ftlr lile txPtloon ollhr pplicllble ffanty ~Iod Thlgt IIm(ttUon Is In IItu cr Iny olhe IPPrlublf mlult or 1Imh~1I01 CUSTOM~R FURTHfR ACKHOWLIDGU oVoID AGREfJ THAT THUt WARIUJffifS Aif ICIS SOU WAlIRANTlES ANDTOTHf MAXIMUM [)(TENT PpoundftMrrrEO UNDERAPPUCABLE LAW ARE IN U[U Of All OTMER WAftRANTlES pound)(pRpound$S OFlIMPUED INClUDINGtIT NOT lIMITED TO TlfOSf OF MERCHAHTA8IUTY AND FITNESS fOR A PlRTICI)LAR ftJRPOH

f CUSTOMEROIIUGATIONS AND COMMITMENTS TO ICI

1 Cuc~ wtt~l lt M ~ JCIr) WOOmIIlion (Onnltnlne conoilion of lhe CovtfeO Eqv ~ment TI Cvstom agnfS nd ~ntl

lhll 6tin 11Ie Tffm of IhI AItirnenl Cu crne will 11 oprr1 the Cevtttd [ol~menl ~codin8 10 th~ mnulanu~1 atldor CI co ~nduonl

01 up ~lt I~ I rgtd CUtten work Ic Ind motion boutt~e Co~erfd EQltrlpmenl crommended bt th e nufCuH ~Mor J(I

DJ 1I00Ii(k a n MlIQU 1e on_ 101Covw E4Uipm t ~ ftltommended by Ihr nufw1u~ Ntdor K~ Includili but 01 limited 10 dequal~ electllc~1 pOw~ ie IU~ lit COIGitionnt1Id ~umldltycontro

(4) oo ri ly JCI lovn~ile1y 01 ~ nv CowCd Equlpm~ nl mllunCtion Iliu kdown o other condllion ~fleclltg Ihe oper11on of tht Cowrt d f qulpfltf1

(5) prOjf ICI It~ nl arct1l 10 lis Pem isegt a nd Cevelti Equ~nl 1 ~H UJonIbIe tId nEU1IJf lmn for IIgte perforttIfICt olt~ e 5elVicu

(6) alo JCI 10 ~~ iod SlOP ~ erodialy hm off or otherwlle C~IIle c temponrily lupend eqvlpmenl Of)eratioru oc Ihll)(1 an perform Ihe ~le-aui~ uoder ~ AceemcIII

(]I M af)dlable ~Iovtd t JlIo~e oondc-n~ coollfll t_r 1raquoiIr wa ter lUlrnenl lor IN proper function (II Co_ed E Ilmc-nld prot ect a~lnll ~ nV elonm~nllllssu~ a nd IOllae of biohulld lueh 3$ but not IIm~ e d to leclonell

(III un iIlId jIIoperl itl and Itl~ Itttr u1on 11 lm t_ tUh nlpoundhl or II uth cfNr Ie Custo hili clo~ the PWllfl

(9 O~I1n I M~n Jke nc jIrnilgt ~qulred lor ~d DoloV I~ tlelt u~lecI ~ h theServlu

(lOI noullrJC I immedi ately 01 fly cmed ~deauacv~ 01 1~Iur r cl th t Co 1 Equlpmenl 01 othr condl lon ffenlna the optallen 01 Ihe Cored hulpmenl

(II) fumlVlny nelteu 110 C ~ I na ~~101 olflle$ 1$ peme (111 poperty maintain pall se Mlte Ind utt I~e 101111 operalion olny olh property sYStem Qqulpmenl or dtYlte o (usto m or 0111 to wtkh the Covered [Qpment mav De ilUacled or eCMK led In UCordinct wi1h mltlnuaclur~bullbulleornmend~tlcnt InlUr lfle elme ou1ltenll c the lequlemeltIU o lny Ie o6l i bu u ~encv 01 ocllttIIO~1u hiviC ll6iction thteol

131 IIOIt~mpet IVTt ~ ~ker Id)u l ~ dllturb I~ ~mQve Of ol~erwle Int~l1t~ with any Coveed poundIpmenl (locltKUn ampny relll~ 10l1wllftl ind 001 permk th r ~e 10 be done ~nd

(14) raltt lrom UU1nC lalie mina erob lfse K I 10 i Iln~ Pf~lty 01 I~ 1)1 by 01 IUed at~I1 JO by Iy OIlf1Imeltola mu fielpll I~ncy II elull lhereol

2 CUW~ftI~ u1ltnowledtna undend~ ~I unleS dl fea l~llor blQhl bullbullltdl uch leIOiIen11l topliGi tlyltKludm ttl I~ C JO b proYIdfr1t h gtCuomerlpo I~UI~ Ie pI ltgtvde j lK~ It~ nl Corner~mowIedcu lhlits fitC 10m~ ht tobla~ wlU elilgtte KI 01 any elpontbliity lor~ny Co~ed Equipment bC~kdown 0lt I ny ntC~UiY air o rrFgtlourneot I any Cover ~d Equlpme-nt II CUSICme brehes ItY 01 the t obllltlons KI N aye lhe Ilhl upon Mlen notice to Cullrgtmif to smpend Ilt Seovas unl~ C~tme cua udgt blttadl In a lldliJon ( SI_ rhaC be npornblt lOt f2YInt 0 etmbrfll10 10 inyCOlU Iuodt~ wilh ltoIftUW k uued IJ JUII 01 to( bnil(11 11~Ggte cbl iCltion bull

G INSURANC Clgt$lomllt t11lOfU11Ie 101 oUinin ilt inwran~ (ovtltsectte ~Nt (ull_ be Is nfelillY 10 proUCWIO Cuam propelttY and penol

In 0 on the Ptnlstl Includlnt co-eraJt 10lt ptllon1Inj u tKI propelY dftliilf~ ttlE PAYMENTS CUSTOMER MAICU UNDER tttlSAGRUMENT AAf

NOl ftELATED TDtttE VAlUE OF ttt[ PREMISES CUSTOMERS PROP[RTY OR POSSEnION5 ORTHE PER50N5 OCCUPYING OR AT ANYTIME PRESENT

IH OJ ON TNE fIIEMllU BUT RA1MEII ARE trUrn ON 1M COSt Of THE MnM MID lllE SERIIl(U AHD lAlE INTO CONSIDEJIAOON nn PROHCTION AFFORD EO TO 10 UNOER TtffS AGJIHMlNY CUtOngtC -by elee 10 ~ any Ilatoly 10 nv IVttII or condllion (ustlty (o~c cd bycom~dllIbIHtv iu t1nce (utomc und~oI nd lha l ncltlcr he Se~ rQr the Co~ered Equlllmfnl ~rr dtiI d 10 ~du(r bul nc

el1m te certl ln u13 1(1 doe nat tvrntv I~t nel th lgtt SeIViCI1 I1ltlr Cov~red [liulpm~t i ~ pievcflt Qerwn(ll InulY un~t~orzed entnotgtCe1 or

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JOHNSOt 0 fRe 5 PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL REPREO FDF COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

H INOlMNITV

JCllnd CII~tomel 11It11 full Indemnify he ollgttl Plrty Illd Iu officers bulltffltS dilectOrsbullM tmpioyffl 1Om I ny ~ndn dlmlle p tOIlS and exptllln (clud ~lonJble utOlne-s leest illne OUt of third Pirly dllml demtlndi or lukllor bodily Injury (In(ludl dath) Of cia gc 10 tana1bie pcptny 10 lhe lCIt Irisin OUI 0 Ihe IItCIIamp~e or tnclnllonel mlscOfldutt 0 Ihe Indemnlfyl party Of lIS crnplovlef Of _filli CUSlomer expra tliihl ICI Jtlan be r~bIe 10In)Jry iWnbullbullbull bull 01 ~I only to the IICIttIt uund dlrlaquoly by IC1 nel~MI o Inllntl_ mliConduCi Thl obllJtJonl 01 JCllnd Ctome und Ihllltlt1ion ~ funhtf wbIKI to lealoml tid J ~

I LlMlTAnON OF UAllUTI NEITHER 10 HOR CUSTOMER WILL BE R[5PONSIBlE TO TH OTHER FOR ANY SPECIAl INOIRECT PUNITIVE OR CONSlQUENTlAI DAMAGES (INCLUDiNG BIIT NOT lIMITEO TO LOST PROFITS OR LOll OF BUSNlSS) JCJS TOTAL UAIIUJ TO CUSTOMER FOR DAMAGES R[5ULTlNG JROM AN( CAUSE WHAnOMR SHALL BE UMIT(D TO $2SQDOO IN NO EV(HT SHALl 101 INDEMNifiCATION OBllGATJOH [)(UD TIlE AMOUNTS ALO TO JO UNDER THIS AGIllEMENT OR THE AMOUNT OF INSURANCE IllQUIMD B THIS AGREEMENT WHICHpoundItIl IS GAUnlt CUSTOMUI UNDERSTANDS TltAT)CJ 15 HOT AN INSUIIER RpoundGARJ)tNG THE WORKOIlTIlE SERVICpound$ 0 SHAll HOT BE IIESPON5IBH fOR ANY DAMAGE 011 LOSS nAT MAYflUU~T FIIOM FIliI SAFElYOR SECURITY EQUPMpoundNTTHATfAILS TO PEAFORM PROPERLY 011 FAILS TO PIIMr( A CASUAL all LOSS

J FORa MAlfURE

KIWtLL NOT Bf RfSPON511Ll fOR DAMAGE LOSj INJURV 011 elLA CAUSEDY CONOrtIONS TMAl AAI BFYONDTKE IllASONAlU CCImIOl AHD

WITHOUT THlltnpoundHTlONAlMISOOHOUClOR NlGtlGpoundItCE Of 10 SUCH amomOHSlflCWD[ 80T ARE HOT UMmo TO (AI ACnOf GOO (6)

Am Of GOVtllNM[NT AGpoundNQpoundS Ie) SllIlKl5 (0) LABOR OISPIITpoundS) (f) FIRE If) OPlOSIONS OR CASUAlneuros (G) floIfS (H) VANDAUSM II)

RIOTS 011 WAR IJ)TpoundRROIUSM ANe III UNAVAUBILITYOF PARTS MATpoundRJALS OR SUPPUES

It RUOUJT10N OF DISPUTES 11 3 0l5pu1l rIs~ und~ tIIk _nl tile lelllgtall prom1 ~~ Incod IlIh lbesoIvt well dllputll by ~tIM In1Ie -t dsJ)UU II UIU~ 0 be vcWed eltha- pony whaw the tch IrIltble ltbiI~don by iIinC with lhe AmeltIcn ArbItIoltI oUodallon ~ no olllerlcttlClIon IaI bftn prevlouJly filed upon ftliol 01 the Ifbitnon till AAA Ihllhlw Ihe eOlCIu~W jurlsdlCllon _ the OlspUte Tlluibull11 party mty decide 10 f~e n (Ilon In coun of romDftenl jurbdirtlonl f til (oun f~m II Ihe flntlec1 proctdln flied tIIll tourt Iha have lur~dlaioo ove lhe ~JlUle to the aclulion 0101 rbltrltlon AtbiUlllon Ihln be toooucted In il(cordince wilh the lWn CUrrtnl tbhflllon rules of the IgtnItrlan Artgtilntlon MllaquoilIIon ~OIM wtlitllllon seMel mlJlIatty ampJ1Hd 10 by 1M IoIlt11n ArbIlratlon musl be (~1Ild Ihtll Ibty (60) dayt afw tn oputt submitted 10 artHlllon unlen the j)IoItlH mll I1y et ot~ The ~cI~ed by tn ~alorwi 1M f_land ~I liAlted by 1M bltLmDf may be Int~ed In XUlrcllnce with IppIiQbIe I_In any (oun h-il (ornpe1em jurisdiction jMltty po_llire III 1M 3Ibtrtttlcn or COUrt poem IhII If entilled lOn _d 01 Its rulflMble COIoU In(IudinI 1USOfIIbInomeyJ leu Incurred IS rtwlt 01 tile Oipute CUSTOMER MUST BRlNG ANY CLAIM AGAINST 10 WITHiN ONE (1) YEAR m ER THE ClAIM AROSE If CUSTOMER OOIS NOT CUSTDMR WlU HAVE IRRtvOCASlY WAIVED Irs RIGHT TO SUE 10 ANDOR INSTITUTe OTHER PROCEEOINGS AND ICI SHALL HAVE NO LlA81UTt TO CUSTOMER fOR SUOi CLMM TIME IS Of THE ESSENCE AELATM TO CUSTOMH PUISUING ANf SUCH ClAIM floIE PItOVtSIONS Of TKS AGREEMENT WHICH APLY TO AN (AIMHALl REMAIN IN HFECT EVEN AFTER THE AGREfMtNT IS TfRMNATto 10 AND CtmOMER EACH WANt THEIR RlGIfT 10 A rull

shyl TERMINATION

1 Remote Monnorln $eMCIIS and R~mOte ()pe~lln ScsvIca ma~ be imrntdlitely Clnceled by ellher party il Jels Remote OperIiQn Cenler (onne(lln res Of mOflltorlrlllSlem5l~ cle5trovtd by or ather ClIllopht Of wilt Ihf PlemilllS re sa bS damtBed Ih 1 11 Is IrnpftetaI IO conlinuf StnoIces

2 ellhe INIrty fib 10 perform any 01 Its obIirlon UM hIs Ieem~nl I~t otll jraquony wi prOIII~ -men IOIkt LheeollO lhe )lilly

1I1~ed 10 JHo In dmult Should Ine party alted 10 be Ifl defull 111 to espond I it or like action 10 cvre tIM II~IltI def within 1111 (lOt (lall 01 ~celvln IV lneo notlu the lOti ~rty may le(mlnlle Ihk rument by PIOllldlll ~ten nOl1(1 01 IIJII lermllliU lo n

3 UPQI1 IltIrrIinoUm 01 h ltfeeme~ le r anv rNson aJICmef 1hd PltiY IQ 10 I II UflGitputed _nu 0Wflj IlIrwah Ihe dallt of IIIUOII ~hIn thl (30) cI~ luth lermnl ion (ulier hIIllso prflVlde Jej Utlth RMlIlabe aa 10 the islS tD rem~ IIIe Gflew OtWe ~n~hVfllher JO pro~y ncltoun~tJI Int~on fl~ 0lt iiIlt IIlfIV ~lIlem1S ppUuble Cull 111111be liable fOlt al Iffl COlli and IICPfIfl mil Jet mv Il(u in ltootlKion th I enlOIOlmenl 01 hll tIlIl indlldina wilhoullimatlcln nlIo ble nom lees eltgtnKtton aency lees nil Olin COIoI

4 II he A~re~tot Is for mulljytar telm t~her jMrty nwy termiNle lilt Aeflaquomerll after dI ronl fu ~a of SaMlaquo by I lilt OInr pI no Ie-laquo thIn 10middot1 (151 ~VJ nit oolk laquoNlded h_ th~ (us OfIIted PREMIUM (OVEIlAGE CusIOlttltgtlt Y mlltUle ~~I ontv upon 10$ WIitt~ ~

M ASBESTOS MOlD BIOAHAZARDS AND HALUOOUS MATERtAlS

H~zardoul Mltfrills munl tfrlal ~ wb$llnct hal tIelher by Its N~ or ute II now Of hft defed Of fCula~ hdoubull 1 dOUloUbsltnoUl pc 1 o tOllllmlnlnl vodeIIV 1oG~ 111 01 leclclta l lowbullfCulallon 01 rdinlOtlCll bullbulllalre to or cklfIlUkIamp pUblic and ~ 1l1li and uletytId prateCIIon oj the IMonmen or which iI toIc explosive COfaUvt flammable radloKlhot orclnoCflIk or OIhenoriI haarcloui Of which iI or CfIfI1n1 _oItum psoline died Iud Inother pc1~um hvoilOClrbon produCl or poIYhlori~ bIphtI Hatardoui Matttllls ltlHdllGaltoeluMl makl leulmiddotbaid ptintl bIohIlrdS SIIdIIS but ftOlink~ to 1fCiofIeCl IntI HlIeJtcs-conao1n1nc mwials rACM1 Neither (ulomer nor lCi dlrlll lo or Illkeneel 10undnmiddotakedlren Obllnlolll r~I~li~ (11M klcnllOClllcln Ibuemenl dUnp control ~mo~1 or dlltpoltal o ACM

10 wlB be 1$IgtOtIIbIe 10lt moI 0 cI oos 01 ayen~roous ~Ierl_ls Ihll I ul In provldl lht StMt-es n O H bullbullf(Ioul MaIHllb1 and t~ I fmldllifIn ollllY Iell jlnd by he eI1e of 1(111lt1 MertatI For lit HI~ MltMils Iha may be olteselttl Itgt lacM~h

Johnson ~lcC 2019iQhn$on Cotro~ Inc ControlsComeJ Canfodenllal 00 nr)I COP) (pIIy~ocaIy eectrorcny or n an OIhel mea) Ylnout It ~I~ nnen ptlJJTJ5~ 01 ~C~oIs Inc PagE 38 011

middot PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL t- COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rNomiddotC1 HudOOJ Meritmiddotf (uuome shgt1IIUpply JCI wht 1 iflrornallo~ iflil pm bullbull~1on lt~lllni 10 lilp pre~nlt of lilllrltlOU$ M~ c-rret ij

th ~ilt eJ~nn ~v ff~(1 10 pelt1orm bull e 01 Ih~ s i(~ II Illhft Cnomelt or 10 gtKom ltt 01 ltgtlt UUlfCU U~ I)esellltt 01 Nonmiddoto(l HIIIISo M~ le1$ tIIl Iy ItgtItrlre llh Cr ServIltpoundl II I~U ImmtdllltIy $lOP I~ SoetYl(l Itgt rile I ffffiecl ru ~nd noilly the o thw ~n As btt-en (unome Ind MI Cuu_ hoo_be rtlpor1ible 01 IIISoho n~n ~ e -d diopoinr 01 Honmiddotla Hndou Mele 1$ fom lu rdMIebullbullnd for Ih (medlllion olny reu ImpaetCd by he ret bull bull e of he Hon-CI HUlrdou Mlltrl I~d mul ptwidc ~ cer1lliUlle 01 a balm~nl ~cfore J(I will be obll~lled 10 ~rlorm 0 cnl~ue lIS S~Mco unln 10 ~d letu knowloedae Ihll NonmiddotCI HIardou M~I(II~ were pren nd eted In dl$tfpr d of I~I ~e In wli(h tne 1lJ 1lt1 -11 be (pon lbllil lu ole ~ Othe etMOltlon 0 nmiddot orn Impmed by IlJ leltl~ of 1Idgt Hibullbulldon MlttIIbullbull00111) ( lOme hon In lOponibII II lu ole e~e for the _olI 01 HIbullbullrdous Male 1s INri ~ no bHII r~ieued and fe reie~e~ not nultlnc from Cl1 PtriormallCt ef tilt Serulces CuomN ~hlI ~I~nd ~nd InclomoJlot JO ~Calnl 1 Iol-ifl (o sU damUC I e~~nlel vd claJms ~rnamp 01 lu fa ure 10 (omply with Ihll Sccllcn M

N CUSTOMER DAlA

Cnlomt da la obtillned flom lie SetWltcs II owned by alld 111amp11 btlolt o Cunomer 10 I~ IUIOI illO UI Cl410mellb 10 prcMde Sentlce (lome bcept a lonh IItrlln lei wilt 101 disclose Ie any IhllI Otlty ~ny 1rlISivIltN81 (~nom dlI~ acquled hrouh pelt10IWIIIa 01 Ihe Sttvices Mthout Cul lomer (OnSenl (unomer ilB~e Ihal Jel nd 11 ubleIIrle affillnlnd epproved Ihild ~rty COII111OI5 and de-elopers may collecl nd lJ~e CUllome dll for Iny eaon 10 as ny ee l ule 0I1t1e clall on I dt middotklfn11itd bSII Iha dot nOI p~rsonaMy I~ntily Cullomer or anvlndivd Cuilomelt Igttgteby ~nlJ)O a petu WilcIWkIelfrtvOCable royah lru8unO U modi+ m1PU~Ibull bull WOIoeltIse and 1011

0etMt~wo b frOtnuch dala J(III ~IIM rlClIl$lOlI Inr~ 10_ rbl tJlIltflllll nd produnl C~led as I ew of uerlomnce ofSeMlts

O JCIS INlHLECTUAI PROPERl

10 WM IKtJI d riCh ~ lgtcIltgtltfest 11 yl) woltk orovided 10 Cuslomel IfgttIudlnl ohooI l ilmltiltiOfl ill ~e ~U and objeet cod dorumtnll1ior1 tKllnic Inhwon or dlla 1plaquolflCa1onlnd del bull ltes Impr~mellU 01 mOClllQlooruo 10 r~II1Hmiddot~ and (bJ I(now-How (defined below) e~ b 1(1 In bull (I~eron 01 lhe ~bltt 0 periolfTlfnt ollh Slt~ whth ~n_n 10 1(1 ror 10 Of diVtlom or tiICgyeiI Or ~uire-d In conneCllon with I perormrltt of II obn ioos under lhl ~greemenl Ownership Of eM Oelwblf ~nd KnowHow Ihd veil 00001y In ICJ nld flO Oe~ver~~bullbull1IaII be de~med middotworks mide fo r hlf bull Withoul UtIamp Ihe lenerilily 01 th e fortlal vfSNp 01 ai sool(e nllIS ~ (Ie (Olme of ptriOfnlInamp the le1Vkei I~I reMain the elOCIuIiIIt PlIJIIIlt1V 01 10 FltK purpoltl 01 ihllt AaJr-cmerr middot~nowmiddotHO mean a knohow )jot e It(hnIQ~s (Q ~U mllhoclolocln loobbullbull~Iy i(ll ~pprOKIgtG dltibu~ Odell and dt1m dllcoveriU ad ld~ililnW1ed produCAd by dhelc~d or uelt t)y 1(11 he CfUlon IIlt plovilJcn 01 the o-t~f1b1eI or In the Iltroltnance 01 tho Sltrvkt1 i nel Iny chanee ImplovemenJ or modlfiuHon tlgtereto or deivatlv Ihe reof

P OI6IT lpoundRMS

Any licMM 10 ltgtlt ~h( to ~laquopoundl1 JO IOfWlIrt produW inc dIIlti l e r Cloud tu Dyfth-lMd ulkr till Irelfflflfl b prellldild on 1- telt

corldklons for the iPllllebje loflwr~ groduct Of dlcll or cloud trvlce lei forth btll1wwwJgtgtmQI(QroluQmtgtulk Cleull4itl~I SU(h

aptgtlblt oftw~re podu nd (jjIIIIlervlltes lermsr lncopO ~d by rcferetl(e hcreln

Q Mi~LlAHrOlJS PROVISIONS

1 AW nor l~bullbullequlred IC be amp1vfIfI1bullbullnrundfi hili ~e ifI wrllnt Inc ~11I)e (OtIl(Ieca prcper ~iwn If (II chlMrred In Jlt IOt (b) tlll vi the Unlled 51lei POI~I stvIlte pel1se orepald ftlIlIred 0 tertlfld Mill rflun fclOl requCled (cJ ifni by o~ernlJht del~rv scNiCe ( fidEgt UPS) 01 (dln bvfClIrn~~ ~ m~1I or olnelt el~wonlC mt~nd confimed by (~cslmll e relum mlll or ele~hone

2 TIUs CfNnltnt _ nor be led byCunomoe wtllIc 1(1 k wrgtlIell (0ltgtSe 1(I IN ~ III -eM 10 1amplJr lh eltlnbull bull o_ ethn~erJon firm 0 (OltpOrllon wltheut Cul1omer~ conscm 0(10111 abo lIve 1M Ith Itsor cI1stretlon 10ubconuaa ny ponlon 01 IDe Servl(e TII$ ~retmenllnues 0 he ben~fot of Ind Is appllc ble tc ~ny aS1inees or SUbltOnl etor~ ef telbullnd II blndlnt upon Customer wllh Plaquo110 nld Il-SlttD or ltubculag rs wilh Ite f~e nd tllecl3 n bInltls (uIOme loJel

411 any plcviion of 1M femen Is fgulld t W IMaloC ~ tbullbull1 or unenforceable in ~ny elOtet Ihe lIdlly lealOty ~nd enforcelbillt Ollhe rem~lIinlpltosooru cellUinil htfetll hill flO( In t V wy be Ifeuelt Of irnj)3IleltIthNeOv

S TlIII laquoeemenlI lhe enUre (onl et bltwcM 1(1 nd CU1l0mt1 and ~st~1 ~ny pltlcr or ~ 1 undcfSllndll _itt IIIltIU ~ ro~oII or Olher ommuni(llionl b tween the partIe

ampmiddot(111 dltnowIodllli ~nd ~ bull IIgt IIY jhHdl l c ord~ lucd by Cuilomc In cunllKlon h lhigt laquo~enl iSlnlend only 1D ellMliiSh lnymenllllhof1ry fOl Cr5lont r Inltrn~lluou~I purptllH nd nol be conide1( to be ~ unto llcr Imltfld n1 modlfQtion o OIher IcvlslonlO lhe lenTIl 01111 AtrHment No tem or condition I dud or rfenced In CUIO middot pUdaSll ordl will h~oe ant fOlte elfet and Ih~e ( flU and condillon shall (MUOI (utomr1 ICtcraquoi1ICe of ny SefVicellllJH ltOnltllu lt in I~pncc of these lerm ~nd rolldnions An prO(IOl fo tltkjllo~1 or d~lefe rli ferm~llgtt In CuSlomtrs J)Uf(hue orde-r Cr ny otll elt dOtumenl Inill expresl ~ccP1ed IfI wrlIlIZ by ICI hCfeby objKted 10 nd telaquotCd

711 1I1t( at n~ (hfnlel 10 (uuomero ~tlnl or 0~r3110~f Of I lPlk oOle eEulaIon II ltode u~ bull Of ulW~y t~Ilebullbull I~il mD Iltldy ffeet J(rl peremlnt~ of the S~rvi(eJ or 111 pt1tlrltl ~fel 10 IhU h the ~ht 10 an eQ~IUbl and l~proprlle djuumenl 10 Ihe cope Ie and othe-f llcned Ie 011111 Ag reemenl

Johnson ~p(gt 21)19 Johnson Conll ol1 CU~lome-f Confgtdent Controls 00 -0 eopV 1ptyslQllly eleGl ro~gtCIly OlIn any oiher mft) hou Ihe eXJlress wn llen oerrn$$IOn 01 Joinroon CQntro ~ Irtlt Pag 3e of 42

JOHNSQfJ COtHROlS PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED r 11i COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

ADorNDUM TO PSA TERMS AND CONOITIONS OR MONITORING OF INTRUSION fiRE AND OTHER WpoundTY SYSTEMS

If ~te MOnilOfin StMces bull bull pIktly III(ludtS Ittnol~ lire ~ml 1I~oritl gtlaquov1tv 11111 mooilorint or video monitor ifl lht $COpe 01 wol1lt O (11110 d es tile Aareemenl II hereby madifie1lncl mended to Indude the termlnd prollllioru ollhls Addendu 10 tile PSA 10 Monhorinc 01 InlWolI r lf Mid Sfety So$term (Ihe AI(eNjum QplIlred Irms thaI Ie nol de1if1ed titeln lhirll h~ the melni cJven 10 diem In the lIIlement In Ih _11 of conhicl between the t~rTIltId (omIllions of this Addendum arid those ~inl ln the 111_ the tems (ondttklfls oIlbis Aoddtlldllm st pi~I~

1 kmote MoMorln of AIm SI~nI$ If ICI receiYo an elMfltnCV Itrm Ilen111 Jel Floc Jel IhIoII eeworlo nolhylhe IPJfOprille po~ Or fire deplnfII or other eme1enty panR QG ~iJurlldictlonnd Jel hl tndeVOI 10 IIOtiIyCuIlOmPf or tlsdellllllled repruenlnlve by eltmoll urltss instfU(1e-ltt 10 do OlheAlt by Cllomer In whilll ndot Nltd on l~ndlfd operalln picaduttlfo Ih ROC lCi uJ)OII feeeipi 01 bull lIOnmiddot emeree llenll from lilt Iremll sh ncltlvor 10 nOI11y Citomer ~feMltlve pursUlnl to Cu llemer1 _inen Instructions k faullin to QltmoU or Ie nOlllatlon Cunome ICknowlldlt5 1-111 the sllNIs Irlrumlttld from lhe Iremes will be monltoid In mOllltorlnl ftty not 0~111td by x~ lhe peSOIIIIeIIn _h monltom fldllltf lit nollh I~u 01 10 nor dots KJ IoU I rupDnsibillry Ielt tilt _ tIkh 1Kh Inb w montloed o lhe ttlPOfll( to $udlI1

2 ltemOI Monltotlfll kNkes Irkntllfmote MonllorltlJ SeNlf$ 1M be plaquolded by KJ If lhe ACftrM1II includes dIle 101 wth St~ 11

wm SeMce Is pchtitd 1lt1I nltOI~ mIIf 01 Ilirm 10 lhe Premies and lhe InIIlllchlre Is bIosed on the porcln( iCOq( 10 by lhe Jgt3lttiel wbjea 10 the lerms llId (ondiliolls 01 tills Addendum tie numtIMohllrms produced I I thl1ueloes beyond the COnuXt~ numblaquo of alarml In month (utome wiM tie blWon oleage lea

CommunOllonl Mdbo 0110( acknowlld Iht monkOlinl 01 COIlfelt Equipment requires nnsmlSllon 01 Ilgn~1s 0-1 $urlldad lelephone Iinellndo the Int_I1Id th Ihese moOeI of IIIJllmlslion ltmoV be Inl~rupled ctrofIIYltInled orcompromilrd In whkh cn IIC llMnal ClIO be Insmitttd trom the Pemius 10 thtr nIOfgtileinl fad~ty CUllomt ndenlnd Itltlle II~ lhe noonIOIn latllHy 10 be Willi 01 $lOch tonditlon bull dditlonal or 11tf~ II prol~1on toIIO be inllilled $udI line ItcIity devicn1 (Ullomtr COIllnd epensencr 10 Irlnsmluon Itlephone Ii only Cuslom- etnowtlldl_ II is _ IhIt h _urlty deW _lillie Ind nlnl UpirWy ldenllfied In Sthtdule A bull (qulprnent l ist lin dednrcf to purdlnl well 0tvkI~ Crntomtlt IIlth xkroowIedItllhlt Ulth ddltlonil pClt11on Is not 1rbIe Jot Inltrntl lrlMtOlln1on un6tr thl AIeemtnl

4 flwjUnnccemrry nns StfIlu csls At IOs OP1lOnltllddllIDIIII IN mIy be dwpd lot any m Of unlfQlOSiry SIM Vuil uused Of n=~led bV cUOJftllf 111 ildclklon Cuitomeuhlfl be Illy re$llOflSlb~ncr II1Of1 for fines petllltItsIISISlmInts l3gtes f~ o MH I~ by ~ 10vemmelQ bOCIy lell1lho~ tommolOlctrlloll 01 ~I UlltImiulon COlllptny1l1he rnlllt Ilny Iltie larm Ind ~hin rtlmtgtiwl Kl lor any tom -cUffed by IClln conMCIicll IIgtItewth Cunomer wi opera Ihe l)II toIIeluly ~ ID 1ooId CMOllne fau llimu hIM lIrmi an be ClVled by I _tIM or olher forces ~ he cOIIlrof 01 10 II n ~ number 01 flle Ilium lit cltetved by KJ In MIdllicfl to Y othebull lIb1e (tmedlll 1 111)1e to Jel ICI m v lerminll Ihis amprttmenl Ind discontiny t ny Service(snd leek to cover dmllts If In bullbullent Is dlipolChtd by I _mtnlll l ulhorlty or Olh Iibullbull 10 pond 10 a II~ Ilirm where lh CUIIDme o Iny olher Piny IIIi InlentlonallV xddenoly or rraquolilenlIyKl~led lhe Iam I lInl~ CullonW kaD be Itlportllble lor and PIYnv and1I lell lcrjor fonu lIuled with fUPlaquol 10 lhe fls lImsnd PlY 10 JCJIht Iddltiooal clllrJcs Mid (OIl1lncufftd by It fom I fl lslIlm If lilt CIIIIO_r $11_ M$ 1IXIllHllbie dtvIu Customer IUlIgtorIlti ICI 10 ~I Ille Iemin to tv Ill the ludible device r JO I eqlleued 01 ordltltd ID do lO bltf l_r_II~ lIhbors Dr I~ fist and Cullonle will PlY JOlts standard servIc ct tllule lor Kh well visit PoIIcIIIndes tiIU rePlir of svn1 whlth CIOUS lue diugtoldla _ lobi_ IIlIlngln lhe equljllll6nl nt(esAY f 10 to wpptr the StMces nd euslOmllt wM fWf 1 COlU of JudI malntelaflct At IeUI IIOIIthly CUMO-wi IIISI the V$ltm protea deulces and send lell I 10 the ROC 10 I n monltorin laquoII1Imtn1 I 8WldIIfIct wlthlnswctlons from JO o the Roc CoI_r IIHi to lest lhe monltorlllamp IV$tttnS inc1tIltIinI ttsti anv ultruonlc mlctowwtlnfrared CampPlCliInce or other electronic ~l_nt prior lofle end of tlCh monlhnd will ImmedlJtetv rfllOlllO JCl if the equipment fafls to respend to ttll I wltom IhIoI mike Iny nlaquoIIUry rIj)IIs 1ltOO fttl clP of notice IS Ii rulonlllly prnkll CuWgtmer ~n al an tlmes be oltlv rponslbllt If)lt mainlilninamp Iny Iprln~~r vlem In cod wortInc oflier Ind provide Mfeqlllf hell to lilt PIfI

5 RemQII Monilorinamp Df VIdo MonltoiIl Srvices Oul~ Ih Term JCIl sol lcr only obfilllkln mine fom the In~~11oo of Video MMtorlnC ~Mc In Sctvkt oIfrnf 1hall be 10 monitor thl dlamplIlli 1l KlullIy IKlvtd by JO II tI flOC fom mnn Ollhe VIdeo $oo$lem afld pon receipi 01 a dlllllrillCnllndicU lhirt In fam cOndlticn )lists 10 crravcbullbull as ptlmnltd by II 10 lIol~y lhe police or olh munklplllulhoity deemed approprlale In KJs bsokn dilafllon IndIO well pellOllS Customer 1111 deslampMted In lIlne 10JO 10 rectlvoe nolineiQn cf IlICh IlIrm tondition II WI forth huein HD llarm 1nstI1ti00n ffPIl bullbull tnIInltnall(l or rd IgtOJUeI will be1OVItIed urocSer IhIi Video MDnl~ optlcnJO m~ oul DfIor nollce 10 CUIIDmtlt in _10_lcIbII ~or iltlurtnu _ultur~bullbull II(t d ls(OfIIIne 1Id Dr ltand iii ~ policies and protedurtL

bull Inc~lon nd rDndonlon oIlte VIdeo MonIln shaUbe pt~~d by KJ Wthis AI_nt Iclude$ I cha lOt IIIdro Mkorin~ Se we If ucll Voo MOIIltorln Stltva 11 purthi1e-d IIde(I MOIIlto111lI S~II will Decln when the Video SVSlern II Inlblled and opelltonalbullbullnd when Ih nlltesHry communletllorll COMIKlion Is CQmplcHed NO obIililiOIl lor the provision 01 tI1l~ VidllO Monitorln SeMa w1I laquogtIIInt1l lbest tlQllirmenllm ~

b CstQ lqvlllmut Customtr shall obIalnlllu DWfI CMtnd fgtltPtn~ () thIqulpmenl netenry 10(OrlllKllo 10110( Ind (b) wtutev~ IKtmlnlon permits o tice nHS lIwrl be 0ItUSA fom1 penonl ~111gtDtI1Ie ulltity bull bull nd lIlY ot tilted lervico plt0iId~ In co_aion wIIh Ih ~lYI(el n vIdIo 11 to be IISfd boor 1111 Customer Ii inlltlgtcltod 10 poduct Ad Imrnll video I~a (Ih VIdeo System Imj oillcPemlsti 10 IhltOC Ithe VitIeo System fCl mers no torn~ wJrratIVor fPISnotlon 11 1 Mto NSr will _ate IS ln1enclecf Conto Iulttller IJreoII 11111 notwithillndi V rule o 1IlttIct~tron by tel In dec Svst Ind Video SVSI I~ 10 ihIII ~ no tiPOMIblIity or obIiamplllorocltgt ItCnliO CusIO lhe~ SVlIm 0V other CUlla IIQVI~I

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TOWNSHIP OF WORTH Sanilac County MicbigaD 6903 S Lakeshore Rd Lexington Michigan 48450

Telephone (810) 359-8852 Fax (810) 359-7027 F-mail CleTkworthmlorg

PhUlp EssenmacheT sup~JenDifer Staoyer Clerk Jenuifer Woodruff Treasurer Jack Wylie Trustee Walter Badgerow Trustee

RESOlUTION 16-7-20-1

RESOLUTION TO ALLOW WORTH TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF DETROIT EDISON TO OPT ltlUT OF THE SMART METER PROGRAM

Whereas Detrott Edison Company has begun the process of Installing within the boundaries of Worth Township digItal advanced meter infrastructure to be referred 10 in this resolution as smart meters I and

Whereas many township residents have expressed concerns about the Installation of sm art meters on their

homes to Worth Township officials and to the Worth Township Board and

Whereas these residents and Township Board members have expressed concern about the alleged Intrusion

into their respective energy usage attributed to smart meters and

Whereas many residential customers of Detroit Edison Company are concerned that emissions from smart meters may be attributed to serious health problems including but not limited to physiological neurological pulmonary vascular and sensory and

Whereas Michigan House 8i114916 was written to address the above mentioned concerns regarding smart meters and has been forwarded to the Committee on Energy Policy

Now therefore be it resolved that the Township of Worth SanIlac County supports the ability of OTE Energy customers to retain their current analog meters and to opt out of the smart meter program fortheir homes without being subject to financial penalties and additional monthly charges

Now therefore be It further resolved that the Worth Township Board of Trustees strongly encourages State Representative Chairman Aric Nesbitt of the Committee on Energy Policy the Michigan Public Service Commission Attorney General Bill Schuette State Senator Phil Pavlov and State Representative Paul Muxlow to take all regulatory procedures needed to investigate alJthe aforementioned InformatJon and concerns for the health safety and welfare of our cItizens and Inhabitants

Board Adoption

This Resolution shall become effective on the date of Its adoption by the Worth Township Board

RESOLVED this O dayof j~ 010lw

ATIEST AS TO ADOPTION BY THE WORTH TOWNSHIP BOARD

$0 Resolved

Date 07- 2 D- b

Supervisor Philip G Essenmacher

~ Oerk Jennifer Stanyer

Motion to Adopt made by Board Member ~Yl)) Second by Board Member lAhxJtttff

Nay AbsentAye

Philip Essenmacher Supervisor

Jennifer Stanyer Clerk

Jennifer Woodruff Treasurer

Jack Wylie Trustee

Walter Badgerow Trustee

I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and complete copy of a resolution adopted by the Township Board

of Worth County of Sanilac Michigan at a Budget Meeting held onj~ 00 f OIQlli and that said meeting was given pursuant to ad In full compliance with the Open Meetl Act being PA 267 of 1976 and that the minutes of said meeting were kept and have been made available as required by said Act

Jennifer $tanyer - Clerk

Village of Reese Resolution No 13-14-01

A RESOLUTION ADDRESSING SMART METERS IN THE VILLAGE OF REESE

WHEREAS the teon Smart Meter often refers to an eleCOidty meter but it also may mean a device measuring natural gas or water consumption and

WHEREAS many communities across the country have joined forces to prohibit smart meters from being Installed locally mostly upon the notice ofhigher energy bills (Cost) illness (Health)forced installation ofmeter(lnvasion into Home) Privacyissues(4th Amendment right to Reasonable Expectation of Privacy) Safety and Liability and

WHEREAS on March 4 2013 the Planning Commission for the Village of Reese passed Resolution No 2013~02 that recommended that the Village Council consider takingjormal action to notify and ban allfuture use aSmart Meters within the VillQJe ofReese and

WHEREAS the Village Council believes that additional information relating to the use of smart meters 1n the Village of Reese needs to be compiled prior to making a definitive deCision with respect to banning the use ofthe devices NOW

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that at a regularly scheduled meeting of the Reese Village Counal being held on May 13 2013 ) a quorum being present a motion was made by KEAST and second by FIELBRANDT to place a moratorium on the use of ~smartmeterswithin the village limits for a period of six (6) months so that the Planning Commission can continue studying the matter AND

BE iT FURTHER RESOLVED tbatthe copies of this resolution be mailed to aD utility companies who provide electric gas and water services to the VIllage of Reese

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CITY OF BROWN CITY A Progressive Industrial and Agricultural Community

4205 Main Street Post Office Box 99 Brown Cily Michigan 48416()099 Phone (810) 346middot2325 Fax (810)3463802 el11lil brownctygrealtllIkesne

CITY OF BROWN CITY Resolution Number 16-04

A RESOLUTION TO THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION EXPRESSING THE BROWN CITY COUNCILS CONCERN WITH THE

INSTALLATION OF DTE ENERGY SMART METERS AND A REQUEST TO EXPLORE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY EFFECTS

WHEREAS OTE Energy has begunlhe installation ofnew mele to CU$lomers in Michigan ThumtNlleA oommunities~ replacing existing meters with srcaUed Smart meters that is electric meters which viH broadcast information to the utility company using radio frequencies and

WHEREAS DTE Energy has indicaled thaI il will at some point begin installotion of Smart mete in the City of Brown City and

WHEREAS Smart mel provide benefit 10 utilities by allowing remole meter reading by among other things eiiminating the need for someone to go onto each utility customers property to read a meter and possibly offering residents lower electric rates at non~peak times and

WHEREAS a significant number ofpeople including residents or the Cil) of Brown City have expressed heir roucems 10 this Council hom potential health effects ofthe Smart melers as well tIS other concerns regarding lheir universal deployment in the City and

WHEREAS although the City COlmcil is inforoted that it is without jurisdiction to directly regulate Smart meters exclusive jurisdiction over them residing with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) the City Council believes it is appropriate to assist its citizens in obtaining consideration of their issues by requesting careful review thereof by tbe MPSC

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROWN CITY that

I The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perform a careful analysis fbe potential health and safety effilltts which may result from the univernal installation of Smart meters for electric and gas utilities

2 The MPSC is further requested to consider delaying the deployment of Smart mete pending a conclusion by the MPSC following coreful study lJd review that such met are safe and will have neither short-term nOr tong~term negative consequences to the health of the citizens of the City of Brown city and the State of Michigan generally

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3 The MPSC is asked to carefully examine other concerns regarding tbe deployment of Smart meters as may be sllbmilled 10 them by Tcside nls of the City of Brown Cily and lhe Stale of Michigan so as to insu re that all aspects or the issues are considered before final dctennination is mnde with respect 10 such deplo)111enl

4 The MPSC is funher asked to consider requi ring public lllilit ies to allow customers with appropriate medica l docwnellHll ion of their ind ividualized risks to opt out of SmOtrl me ter installation at their homes

5 The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perfoml a ca reful analysis ofrhe potential privacy issues regard ing available and fut ure SOlan meter technology

6 All resol Ulions inconsistent with [he foregoing resolut ion be and the same h~reby an repealed to the c-tent of such inconsi stency

The fo regoing Resolul ion was ofJered on May 9 20J 6 by Councilmember William Nailers and seconded by Counci l member Dan Loulzenhiser There folloed a Ro ll Call VOle with four (4) Councilmembers present eM Jacobson -alSlnl eM Louzenhiser-yes eM Mclvorycs eM Milkr-yes eM Parks-absent eM Wal(~rsmiddotyes

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A QUORUM BFING PRESENT - MOTION DECLARED CARRIED

I Juonii a M Smilh (ily Clerk o(the City or Brown Cit) hereby cen iry thallhe foregoing is tru and complelc copy orn resolutiOlllldoplcd by rhe Cily Counc il o r th~ government ofrhc City of Brown City County orSonilac Sl3te of Michigan al a regular mecting hcld on May 9 2016 and thai said m~etin ~ was conducted M d public notice of sa id mecling WaS given pursuam to and in fuJI compliance with Ih Oren Meelings Act bein Ac t 267 Public ActS o( Michigan 1976 and thaI the mimlles of ~a id meeting Wlfe kepi nnd ill be U f have been made available as requ ired by said Act

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RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THEAlIIUrv OF Clrv IEStDENTS AND PROnIffY OWNERS TO EUlCITO OPTmiddotOUT OF RECEMNG

ADVANCED UTilITY MmRS (SMART METElISl

The followIng preamble and resolution were offered by Coundlmember ~1 i t hoe J ~rL_~ and SlIpp-orted bV Councflmemher ~~__k Ll pa n __~

WHEREAS OTE Energy SVIARl meters (SMART rn~ters) are 0lltidern electrIc metirs which end elect(ic meter readings dutomatlcaty bv using a radio frequency nehvorK rather than 11 uarlitronal on-site ~te( reading method lind

WHEREAS DTt fnargys actively Installing SMART meters throughout southeastern Mlchigan And has recently moaJfed 11

latter to the City of caro pemin1na to the ability of City residents to opt-our of f(Celving a SMART meter and

WHEREAS a numberQf CIty residents have exprltssed tomems regarding negative health conditIons that may reson from the use of SMART meters the a(CUuKY ofSMART meters and the possibmty that th~ uS of SMART meters may contribute to Ute loss of personal Jlrivacy aod

WHEREAS the Mict~an Public SeNke ComPlisston has receotlydedded to lnvesligate seve-fal Il$pea$ pertalnloji to the use and installation of SMART metm and

WHOtpoundA5 the Mlthigan Public Service Commission tlSi a tompomml cf this lmt~stigation is requesting thai utmW comPanles disclose Information rega-rdltli tM po-tential adverse hearth effects associated with (he use of SMART metetS and

WHEREAS th~ City of CarD Council i$ charged with securing and defendioe the overall health safety_ aod welfare of the ldenU of the aiy and their guests

NOW THEREFORE BE rr RESOlVED that the City of (arc Council her) supports the abillty of Its residents and property owoe~ to elect to o-pt-out of receiving SMART meters m$taIJed

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Cam Coune supports the invGSlgat1ltm by the Mkhigan Public Servlce Commission of SMART meters

THIS RESOLUTiON DECLARED ADOPTED nus 5 DAV OF August 20131 ClerkITreasufac of 1M City of Cam State of Michigan do hereby certify tNt thE foraolng Resolution was duly adopted by the City of cam Council during its regular meeting Mid in the Municipal BunOlng in the Clty of Carcent on August 2013

Resolution It 16-201~ June 6 2016

RESOumON A RESQUJTiON SUPPORTING MfCHIGAN HOUSE BtLl4916 OR SIMIlAR IEGtsJATlON AND SUPPORTING THE AmUTY OF TOWNHSIP R6U)poundNTS TO CHOOSE TO HAVE AN ANALOG EtECTfUC AND GAS MEml RATHER THAN ASMART (ADVANCEtll MErE

WHEREAS smart meters are computerized electr1c meters that send electric meter readings to the utility via radiofrnquency radiation multiple times per day and

WHEREAS analog meters are manualJy read electromechanical meters that have accurately

measured the electrtc consumption of homes and busfnessesfor over acentury and

WHEREAS DTE Energy (the utility) is repiaclng exJs1ing utility meters with smart (oka advanced or AM) meters and

WHEREAS DTE EnelY plans to replace all meters with either the fully functioning smart meier orthe smart meter with the radlofrequency turned off (opt-out meter) and

WHEREAS the opt~()ut meter must be manoa read In the same way analog and nooshytransmitting digital meters must be read and

WHEREAS the IItl1ity in fts testimony berore the Pub1c $ervlce CQmmission in U-17053 has stated that the nonMtransmltting smart meter performs no functions not already performed by the analog electric meter and

WHEREAS the utility charges the residentJa customer $6720 to have the norHransmitting opt-out smart meter In place of the fully functionIng smart meter and

WHEREAS the cost of lealllng In piace an existing analog meter is $000 thus creating an unnecessary charge on the customer who does not wish to have a smart meter on their home Or business and

WHEREAS some persons on fixed lncomesare unable to afford the opt-out fees and

WHEREAS the utlJlty does not permit businesses to opt out and

WHEREAS1 citIzens of this oommunity have expressed many concerns about this replacement Including concerns about the health effects of mdlofrequency radIation and the voltage transients and harrnonfcs (line noise) generated by smart meters concerns about privacy and hacking concerns about fire safety and fire hazards concerns about Impending time-ofltse rates and resultant increases In electric bills and conterns aoout remote shut-off and

WHEREAS many residents in the State of Michigan have reported negative health symptoms after the installation of smart electric meters or rnm-transmittlng opt-out meters on their homes and

WHEREAS some residents of the State of Michigan have reported that their smart meter has cau~ht fire or exploded or have reported flickering lights and appliance short-outs Immediately after a smart meter was installed and

WHEREAS the Township of Vassar has worked tirelessly to attract positive Investment while rejecting those that put our health environment and quality of life at risk and

WHEREAS the Vassar Township Board of Trustees ts charged with securing and defending the overatl health safety and welfare of the residents of the Township and their guests and

WHEREAS the electromagnetic frequencies emitted and generated bV these meters have been snown by tens of thousands of scientific studies since the 19305 to harm biological systems and therefore may pose a serious long~term threat to the health of our cltlzensj and

WHEREAS customers with a disability under the Americans with DlsabIHtles middotAct may not be charged for accommodation of their disability and

WHEREAS both the nonmiddottransmittlng smart meter and the analog meter accurate IV measure electricity usage and whereas both must be read by a meter reader therefore making them indlstlngulshable for purposes of metering customer electrical usage and

WHEREAS smart meters have not been mandated by the federal or state government and

WHEREAS our Township is committed to providIng equal opportuntty and quality of rife for all and to removing full barriers to participation In public nfe on the basts of dlsabnity and

WHEREAS OTE has been unresponsive to these customer concerns and

WHEREAS House 81114916 would address these concerns without Impacting the utilitys ability to Install smart meters on the homes and busInesses of those who want a smart meter

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Vassar Township Board of Trustees supports the ability of OTE customers to not partidpate in the smart meter program on their homes and businesses and to have their electricity usage measured by an analog meter without suffering financial penalties or Incurring monthly charges as outlined in House 81114916 and that an analog option be offered in perpetuity to all uttllty customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar TownshIp Board ofTrustees calls upon the Chair of the House Energy Policy Committee the members oftne Energy Polhy Committee the state representative for our dlstrtct the state senator for our district the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Attorney General to do all In their power to ensure passage of House 81114916 and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar Township Soard ofTrustees calis upon the above-mentioned persons and governmental entitles If House 81114916 Is not passed in this legtslative session to do all In their power to ensure passage of legislation In the future that will ensure that utility customers have the right to have an anakJg meter on their homes or

middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

Vassar Township Clerk ~~--=-~

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AdditioMl kWh CitpKtty (nerqyH AS90C kWh ~ EneW 761lt PH kWh

OIv~ V (l1li1 Seltviu~ 5750 permorltn lilA Crfdlt bull$150 Pl month Distribution kWh bullbullbullbull bullbull bullbull bullbullbullbull 5lt130( pef kWll

~aIr loin oIoIIIUrIriIUy un to 1pm 10_ SUPII ly C I~ JuM IIrouqh Odc btf

oo-pealr kWh ~y~___u ~_1IWb ~y tneltgy 415t per kWh

AI ortmiddotpe~ kWh ClIpadly EIIOIJ O9COC per kWh Non-Capadty Cnor1V bull4J5lC kWh

NoW1Tlbef trvouqIIlo4~y

All on-peak kWh ~poundnH0y ~(nefQY

AlIllf-peak Clttp~(hy Cnorqy O679C Pltr kWh NolCIocgtyeniy EIgteOY 4751lt PH kWh

oN_V(O1 ~Chalt~ bull $5(l per mollh Oistrll)Jioll kWn CY al-roond) bull543(X per kWl1

Tlgtis rail fHI~~ thrH rrb t~ 4S 1M U CJitk~ Petlt priaff ttY d~ys wM Cril (ArP61llt e~ au callfll It r~)OUI~ro-I~~ ~~ Power ~ppIV Chltlr Onpuk MOMI) rldy 3 pm to 1 pm

AI on1nk kWh ~ [ JWl9bull bull bullbull bull bull bull __ bullbull 9759lt per kWh Non-~ItfMfQV bull 4049 ~~Wh

MId-jMk MOIIdiy bull nidi) 1 am to 3 pm 7 pm to n pm AI mId-oeak kWh

cKMy (-y bull 4OO5C Pltf kWII N~ity (otIQY 4049lt per kWll

OflP~~k 11 prI to 1 un and all dy S~hlrdy ound y nd -I1rIItd~

u oIt-aIlt kWh ~Itv Enerqy 0554C per kW~ Noo-c~clty (neroy 4049C per ~Wh

(Crtlieal PHIl _ ts cIInIQ on-pfU Worodly rriGay1o eo hours IIlaquo VN~ IIrtIttI ___ notl~)

All a1tlQl~peaK_Wh $09 I)et kWh Non-cpyenMy Eneroy bull 4049t per kWh

Oli~y CII9U OsIrWiontwto 5A)o( r- kWh Slaquoviltoc~ $750 p rrnonl h

~ onI-t 10 pIY1tWlMUy rsliJiftJ MltIrlc spIKI igtNfinQHtWdfhrOltJfJh_n-el8 f(X1y_ __ ~trloltlo Dtlt_1lOISJ

p~ w Sullfy Co Junt 11Ir0U9h OClobt

nrsl 11 kWn r- (Iv CiPM~ypoundnetQY bull l2l7 r- kwto NonCaPM~y ( QY ~616( per kWh

AddJlioNI kWll C~y~ bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbull 414IC IltI~Wh Hon-Cipadtyu-QY ~ 616( PfrkWll

Novembtf Ihrovfjh May -sl 20 kWh per dIy

cplaquoIlyEnHQ __ bull l844lt IltI kWtl HonltopJodl yOWrQY ~ 6OC PftkWll

A~lloMlkWh C~y [JWlQL bull QS5l( Pft kWII N~y[NQY lt11616lt pekWlgt

Ot lgtY CIgta 9n 5ervice CNrqe S75O per monlh ObI iIlUtlon kNh (YtlOOIl~ 5A)OC per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

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rills rale Is for ( tntr aItd iii $(Un ~I ~

~r~ 01 bull Iowff SLnraquoItf Ie IMl GIfl sr

)011 up W 8 perrMI OIl lhec porliotl 01 yoor ~ WIgtM )OUmt ~hsllJla ~e

mliff tNt briefly loltHnoP yoor air c~kgtrlIn9 to mHt l)l~ ()( ~IJIon Jswn Powe S_1y CtgtlO ~tNOUQhOd_ ~rr E1letQl __bullbullbullbull ~bullbullCIooIo99t ptllIIIIII N~y EnerQy bull J7eJ( pel kWn

Hclyentmbtr INIy capdtyE~ bullbull 2-97)( per kwto NooltlIJClty EMfoY ~7BJ( PI( kWh

OIlYery CaQe o ~MoeChilr~ (JuneIIlrQUQhOctOberI bull Sl95 per mon1h ontritlrJtlon kWh 1Yf0IIIIl) SltII3OC ptr kWh

ThIs iMe ls~ for cusOtlllaquoS who UW laquoshyIrk wafff IIHI~ for unitVYO flJr(1OStlo Coniroled 5laquoYIce tlnlt~)

Power Supply ChQtt mm C~ PM1tY [JWlIIV 1915 per kWh Non-~PKity rneW 25lt116( PH kWf

o~rv Cltqn 5efvice ChMe bullbullbull S1Igt per mont Oist ribullon kWh 5430 per kWh

Gorolhcrmel Tlmr of DaV Ratr

~l(USM~r~ nun 10 1pm Po Supply Ch O~

Jun 11II 0ltJqh (klobelt AU onpek kWh

C8C)yeniI- (net9Y 9nsc 1 kWh Nooltpady (Mrqy 2814lt per kwtl

AW offmiddotptallt IltWh CIpyenty Ene rQ~ 13J5 per ~Wh NotrCapodty E9Y 284 pot kWh

NovmM thrOUlh Mil All onPIWlt ~Wh

CeplKlly ( neroy U ODlt perW1 N~ity [MrQy 28l4lt pw kWh

AIIo1~ kWh Clpa(M ~ EJWl 9r lAJX ~r kW IIon-ltapac lly ~roy UtA C PE ~W~

tullv~ry C~qu seritl Charge 6]0( 1 day Distribution kWh (YeaHOllM) 4703C per kWh

Expertnlal Ellcl n c Vehcle Ra tl

Opt ion 1 Tlmt of Ot~ kino On~ fKIltfi McIl(I6y-FrkUly il4m 10 1Ipm Po Sypply CIlaQu

OfgtpaiI kWh calhy poundnto OVbull 6 779C IltI~Wh

NonQpadty EnerQY 9012C perkWh I oIIpuk kWh ~yEnlaquoQY 1695lt pelttWIgt Hon~ poundJWIIJ( 22silt pelt ~Wh

Oell~ery C~~ Servll a r~f $95 IXr morgtIh 1)sI IbuIkWh bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbullbull gtA)OC 1 kWh

09tlon1 Monthly F r~ ( UIgtf ~v~ l1Ut~ly) loonIlIIy I~ of $4511 ~r yellko IrKIYClINJ sur(narO ~Igtdcedillo

OTHER RATE OPTIONS

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Ht t MetfrlnQ - A dlt option IMI promolft ~M (RgtUrn~ HIW~ eledtijtrusi19 f~r~tS IUmlY reaMgt MtVOYcndiU ~ 1M power bull

rloltlllt ~bull -IIH atdits_ 1gt1_ TIIO _101 _oolltn o$JJ _h_ _ ~NO 6~ yo __ ~ TolnOUII -rI_Ul l~lbull _ _ cmM(RW~ _ __ oS1S) _~__ -- OI _nn

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WHOLE HOUSE RATE OPTIONS TIese service rates are provided throuqh one meter to a singJt or double OCCVPMlCY dwelin9

Residential ElectriC Service Rate Powe Suppfy CharOe First 17 kWh per dAY Capacity Energy bull 1065C JlE kWh NOItltapacily EntltVbullbullbull 4 767( PErkWh

Additional kWh capacity Energy 4590C per kWh Non-Capacity Enerqy bullbullbull 4751( per kWh

Delivery CNiroes 5efvice (halVe $750 per rnonl h RIA Credit middot $750 per monlh Di5tribvtlon kWhbullbull 543OC per kWh

Time of Day Rate-

On-peak h(Wrs MonCJay-rriday n Um 10 7 pm Power Supply CnarQes June through Octo~r

All on-peak kWh I Capactty Enerqy t2048C per-kllh N~lty EnenlY bull 4757lt per kWh

All otf-peak kWh capacity Energy bull bull 090OC Pfi kWh NonlaquoJpaci ty EnefQY bullbullbull 4757lt per kWh N~ IhrOU911 May

All on peak kWtl Capacity Energy bull 944OC per kWh Non-caPbCity Energy bullbullbullbull bull 4 757lt per kWh

AU oH-peak kWh Capacil y (nergybullbull bull o679C per kWh Non-capaclly Energy 4757( per kWh

fXgtltvery CllalQu Service Charge bull $750 per month Olstribvtlon kWh (YeaNovnd) 543O( per kWh

DynamiC Peak PnclnQ Rate This rate features th~ price tiers as well as Critical Peak prices for days when Critical Peak events are caIed It requires YO1f home to have the aovanced electric meIer Poer Supply Cllarg ~s Onpeak Monday Friday 3 pm to 7 pm

All on peak kWh Capacity EnerQt bullbull 9759C per kWh NOfIltQapacltt Energy 4049C per kWh

Mi(1)eilk MoIIdIlY friday am to 3 pm amp 7 pm to I pm All midpeak kWh

Capacity poundnerQy bullbullbull bullbullbull bullbull Aoose per kWh Non-tapaclty Enerqy bullbull bull 4Q49 per kWh

Off-peak 11 pm to 7 am and all day Saturday Sunday and desiQna~ holidays

All o ff-peak kWh capacity Enerqybullbullbull 0554( per kWh Nonltapacity (nergy 4 049( per kWh

(Critical Puk events dJrlnQ on-puk hours MondayshyFriday Ilmlto to eo lIours per year with ~vance notite

All criti calpeak kWh 5091 per kWh Nonltpatity Enerqy 4049C oer kWh

D1 Uv~ry Cha r Oes Oistribution kWh bull bull 543OC per kWh Service cMfQe $750 per month

Space HeatlOq Rate AfJPied oNy 10 ~miJOeflfr instilUed electric s~ce heltllin9 S(lrwct 11100011 0fIe meier IOn) II~f to KIU$MOIrIJ IlaquoWd on this tltf ~I(r 10 ~ 17 lOIS

PO tl Supply 0 J~ trrouOh October

(irst T7 kWh per day capacity [ MrQy bullbullbullbull bull bullbull bullbullbullbullbull bull bull 1217lt per kWh NOOCapacily Energybullbullbullbull bullbull d61b( per kWh

Additional kWn Capacity Energy bullbull 4741C per kWh NonmiddotCapaclly[nerqybullbull bullbullbull bull 4 616( per kWh

November through May (IrS 20 ~Wh per dat

Capacity ElKrQY bullbullbull 1844( per kWh NonCapaclty Ener9Y bull 4616C per kWh

Addi l lonal kWh Capacity [ ne((lY 0553lt per kWh Non-Capaci ty Ener9y 4616lt per kWh

Oeltvery C~afl)e ~

Service CllltlIqe 5750 per month Dislrlbullon kWh cYeM-roundl bull 5430lt per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

lnteruptlbte Space Conditioning Rate (CooICurrent s middot ) Thfs rale is (01 cmlraJ air 1M air $ltNrce hfijt wmps 7alltp adYanlaQe o( a ICYWef w mmer ra te thai C8II stlf

you vp to 18 (Jercf(ll on the coolf19 POfUOII oJ yotn energy bill wtlEn you e()(oII we istaN aseparate melpI lha1 clO briHIy IIIIerrvpt your air cMdilicnif9 to mee system or oeneratlon Issues POwer Supply ChArQe$

June throuQh October ~Enervv middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddot_middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotO499( perllWti f Non-Capacity Energy bull bull bull 3783lt per kWh

November thrOU(jh MAV Capaci ty Ener9Y bull2973( perkWh Non-Capaclty Energy bull3783lt Pfr kWh

Oellvery C~arQes Service Charge (June Ihrough October) bull $195 per month DisltiolJlion kWh (YeaOlJIdl 543OC per kWh

WatN Heating Strvce Rate

This rate Is a~alllJble for customers Who use an elecshy(ric wdler hedler tor sanitary pJrpos eJ Controlled service (Interrupt ible)

PO Wff Supply Charoes AU kWh Capacily Enerqy 1915lt per kWh NonltapaClty Energy bullbullbull bullbullbull2546( per kWh

Oelover y CharQes Service Charge bullbullbullbullbullbullbull5195 per month DiStribution kWh bullbullbullbullbullbull bullSA30C per kWh

DLWd-I On1J(aJL hOCJrs POIIef Supply

June throug AIfOfl~ak

Capacity NonCapi

Alt ntfflfak Capacily Non-Cap

November 11 All onpe~k C~pacity l NonCoplt

All olfpeak CapacIty I NoncaP

Dtl lvelY CharI Service Ct Distribut io

Option 1 Time On-pfak hour5 POW~( Supply

All on-peak kl CapacityE Non-(apa(

All oIlpeak k Capacil y [ I Non-Capa(

Delivery ( h~rQ Service Chan Distribution I

Oplion 2 MonU Monthly fee I and credits

OTHER RATE

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Net Meterlnq resource CJe~ r_waDI( re5(

thaI power

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bull 1ie11c1er1t InaHr1t Crecln (RIAgt Custoowr rneeC 1IQ eIiQibHIIy requ~$ U KehOe bull $150 ~ IIOI)III (rfillllN 0IIId10 110(1 Oul laquoyou OIMIIly (all U~ lt14 8000471741 Rwc~ Of cwIOIrIe1S wno us ill maIOlt porI ion oI11gttlr IKll ley INtng oI1pe~ ron

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ~ VII sect28 33

sect 9 Compensation of county officers

Sec 9 BoampTds of s upervisors shan have exclusive power to fix the oomp officers not otherwise provided by law

runory Cocst 1963 All VII 9 Elf J I I 9amp yo ConrlNd amp CMII 1908ArI VllJ fR

sect 10 Removal of county seat

Sec 10 A county seat once established shall not be removed until the place nlch it is proposed to be moved shall be designated by two-thirds of the members of the board of supervisors and a majority of the electors voting thereon shall have a pproved the proposed locatioD in the manner prescribed by law

BiotDl)l Co llle3 An VII flO E( JOJJ 1 1964 l~ Con~tllull oD See COllSL ll108Art vrn t )3

sect 11 Indebtedness limitation

Selt 11 No Cltlunty shall incur any indebtedness which shall increase its total debt beyond 10 percent of its assessed valuation

lfiwry Cmol 1963Att VII tllEft Jan i 1i64 Fo e cmtltutlon s Conn 1906 Art vrn U 2

sect 12 Navigable streams permission to bridge or dam See 12 A oavigable stream shall not be hridged or dammed without permission granted by

the board of supervisors or the county as provided by law which pennission shall be subject to such reasonable compensation and otheT conditions as may seem best sui ted to safeguard the rights and interests of the county and political subdivisions the rein

QJO Cotgtu I~ Art VII U2 Ert Jan I 100 Fou eonia o 8M eo 180SArt vrn tl~

sect 13 Consolidation of counties approval by electors Sec 13 Two or more contiguous counties may combine into a Slagle county if approved in

each affected county by a majority of the electors voting on the quest ion IIUtDrr- eo t 1961Arr Vl t 13 Ell J 1 1964

sect 14 Organization and consolidation of townships Sec 14 The board of supervisors of each organized county may organize and consolidate

townships under restrictions and limitations provided by law Hi~ Coru 1963Arr VIto I~ ErrJLIgt 1 100-1 Fo CoGMI~U 01lJ See eoru 1908 Art Vlll us

sect 15 County intervention-in public utllity service and rate proceedings

x Sec 15 Any county when authotized by its board of supervisors sha ll have the authority to enter or to intervelle in any action or certificate proceeding involving the services charges or rates or any privately owned public utili ty furnishing services or collJJlodities to rate payers within the county

W O Coogt J961 Att VT I t iS Ell J I 19amp1

sect 16 Highways bridges culverts airports road tax limitation Sec 16 The legis lature may provide for the laying ou t construction improvement and

maintenance of highways bridges culverts and airports by the state and by the counties and townships thereof acd may authorize counties to take charge aod cootrol of auy highway within thei r limits ror such purposes The legislature may provide tbe powers and duties of Counties in relation to bighways bridges culverts and airports may provide ror county road commissioners to be appointed or elected with povers and duties provided by law The ad valorem property tax imposed for road purposes by any county shall not eltceed in any year one-half or one percent of the assessed valuation for the preceding year

ru ry Con t ampEl3 An VlI 4(6 Elf Jan I 196 Io ~Iuoo Su C I OO~ Art VIH ~2G

Jo~j Ftfrill9 440 N Srarr Smw Flfs-o a ellIJlIII O CO lo All 4R723

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

~~~ Jodi Fetting

Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

AittpAcs Policy GIOlp Airsp $iIViClWl us )epCfIrren ul T(Qrspo~ltrlto-

8GO lndeperdenoe Avenue SW WtW1Irglo DC 7059

Federal Aviation AdrninStrotion

JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

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Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

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Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

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  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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This Fiber Optic Subscri ption Agreement (the Agreement) effecti ve as of date of installation and tum-up of services (the Effective DMC) sets fo rth the specific tenns and cond itions under which Air Advantage LLC a Michigan limited liability company (Air Advamage) sh ltlll supply the Services as defined below 10 (Customer

Name) Tuscola County - MI State Police Post located at (Street) 1485 Cleaver Rd (City) Caro MI (21raquo)487 23 the undersigned (C ustomer or you)

I Services Air Advantage will provide Customer commencing OIl the Effecti ve Date with fiber optic connectivit y by way of A ir Advan tage s fiber oplic network (the Services ) Customer agrees to pay for the Services as provided for below Air Advantage offers three levels of the Services (check one)

Scn icc Dcscriplion Spted Rate

0 Bandwidth subscription (pri vate line access to Up to __ Mbps Down internet best effon del ivery unl imited data) Up to __ Mbps Up

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2 Tennination Continued use of Ihe Services by Customer conslitutes acceptance of this Agreement and any fu ture versions If you are dissatisfied with the SCJ]ccs or any rel ated terms conditions rules policies guidelines or practices your sale and exclusive remedy is to discontinue us ing th e Serv ices and to terminate your accoWlt The rem (the Service Tel1l1) shall begin on the Effecti ve Date and end as provided for as follows

a The parties may agree in writing to lenninate this Agrecmcnt nt any time b Air Advantage may term inate this Agreement at any time and for an y reason upon not less than

thirty (30) days written noti ce to Customer of its intention to tenninale c Air Adva ntage may tClnl inale this Agreement at any time with or without written notice to

Cllstomer upon an Event of Default d Customer may terminate this Agreement at uny time uftcr expiration o f Three (3) yea rs after the

EfTecli ve Dale c This Agreement shall be deemed terminated upon Customer and Air Advantages exec ution of an

agreement wherein Air Advantage provides services to Customer substantially similar to the Services

You will be responsible fo r any ou tstandi ng payments for the remainder of he term of your Agreement

If services are terminated YOll remain responsible fo r payment of alJ fees up to the conclus ion of your Service Term or if your service h ilS extended beyond the Service Term then fOT service through the conclusion of the momh do ring which service is tenninated Any tennilHui on of this Agreement shall not reli eve yo u from any amounts owing or other liabi lity accnling prior to the time that such termi nation becomes effecLive

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rerai price and to have Stbscribers accotml adjusted accordingly tOt all such amounts PLEASE BE- A WARE THAT IF YOU TERMINATE YOUR SERViCE ALL EXSIlG EMAILS MAYBE l()ST~

3 Equil~ Air Advantage vBl provide one Optical Nerwork Tenninal or other device or equipment poundIt the customer location for connecion to Air Advantage fiber optic nelwork (~he Nergtork Termination) The tc7vork TeTlloutioTl will )TOvide a1 Ethernet handoffjo allow con~ection to tbe Customers ~)erwork Uness otherwise agreed Af Adv~ltage shall not be responsible fOf conncctbg the Customers nenvork to Inc Network Tenninatio1 Check the box thaI applies

ESl gtlr Advantage wilt provide to Customer at ilo1idditioHal charge with all cqlipment (the Eqclpmcnt) used or required In Qfder for Customer to receive the Services SpectilcltgtlIy the equipment included will be

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CUSLomer agrees to be responsible ~or any loss theft or damage of lhe Equipmert Cmtomer expressly disdairns allY ngl ttlc pe-pcttml right of use or any oher interest in or to the EquipmenL Althoug purs~)anl -0 the terms of Ihis Ageement Air Advant~ge grantS a revocable license to Customer to ltse the Eqtipment the Equpment shan continue to be the prcpcl1y of Air Advantage

L Cusmoer wm xovide all equipment used or recuired in order for Customer 10 receive the Services Air Advanlage will not be respcnsiblc (a) for any damage to or (b) to maintain Customers equipment

L Charnes to Customer) Account J during the $uvice Term Air Advantage provdes O$tomer with additional Dr replacement EquipuenL Or Customer makes changes to the Sendees so as to increase [he level of Services Cusmmers account will bc charged tor such Equipment or Service

5 harge~ and PaYlnenL Recurrng charges as specjfied U1 Paragraph I above shall be billed by AishyAdvatl1ge on a monthly basis in advance Monthly ReCUtTing Charge) and non~recurnng chl1tges shall be billed in lrmiddoteilrs CustoJJer shnll make oIl payments due herelrder within 11 days after the titHe ofAir Advantages invoee provided however that Air Advantage nay upon a fhilure OfCuslomer to establish cfcdittvortbiness in

sole discretion mciude in its firs invoice LO Custo-mer a deposil amount equai and tpplicable to the last monrhly charge due ror the Services In the even Alr Advontagc has agreed to accept prepa)111cnt from Customer (which It may do in 11S sole discretion btlt shall not be ooligltited) ard this Agreement is terminated prior to Lh~ period fer which Customer has prepaid Air Advantage sal retum the unused portion ofthc prepaymenl afer aH amounh owing Ai Advot1ge by eusorne- hfve been atisned

6 6~sitrnxrCnL Customer may not assign cncumber or transfer ils righls hereunder without the pior written appmval of All Advantage Customer may not trdusfer or assig1 the Equipmcn

7 Even ofDefaulc An Event ofDefault shall occur If (i) Customer fails to make -ilny payment rcentquiretl to made by it nnder this AgrccmcIt and any such failure remains uncorrected fOf five (5) business days after receipt of written noice of~uch failure Ihe clute such payment was due (ii) Customer fulls to prform or observe uny mtterial term or obligation ot1er than making payment contained 111 ~hs AgreemClt ard any sach failure mmuins uncolTectcd for forty~fivc (45) calendar days after receipt of a notice from the non-defaulting paty

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fA AirAdvontoge infonn ing [he defaulting party of such failme (iii) Custom er me of the Equipment or Services in a manner that is a Prohibited Use as set forth in Paragraph 9 below or (iv) a voluntary proceeding shall be commenced by or an involuntary proceeding shall be commenced agaillsl either party in any jurisdiction seeking liqu idalioll reorganization or ot her relief under any bankrup tcy or simi lar law which is not dism issed withm six ty (60) calendar days of filing either party shall make an assignment for tIle benefit of creditors or shall generally not agree 10 payor nOI be able to pay its debts as they become due THE PAR TIES EXPRESSLY AG REE THAT CUSTOMER S LOSS OF SIGNAL OR CUSTOMER S RECEIPT OF A SIGNAL SO POOR IT IS UNAVAIL~BLE (SERVICE OUTAGE) SHALL NOT CONSTITUTE A MATERIAL BREAC H OF THIS AGREEMENT BUT SHALL ONLY OBLIGATE AIR ADVANTAGE TO PROVIDE OUTAGE CREDITS AS SET FORTH HEREIN

8 Remedi es

a Upon the happeni ng of any Event ofDefau lt the non~defaulting party may in addition 10 any other rights it has according to law (1) suspend il performance under th is Agreement so lon g as such default remains uncorrected but only after providing w riucn notice of such slispension to the defa ultin g party or (2) te lm i naf~ this Agreement by providing wrinen nofice oftcrm ination to the dcfaultingpmty

b IfCusomer is the defaulting party Air Advantage may co llect rhe lotal charges due from Customer in add ition to te nninaling this AgreemeJlt

9 Prohibited Uses Customer shall not use hc Services or the Equipment in a manner that (collecti vely the Prohi bited Uses) (8) infringes on the intelleclual properly righrs o f allY th ird party or any rights ofpubJic ity or privflcy (b) violates ltlny law statute ordinance o r regu lation (inclUding without li mitation the laws and regulations governi ng exp0l1 control unfair competition and to discriminatio n or false advertising) (c) is defamatory trad e libelist unlawfull y threatening or un lawfully harassing (d) IS obscene pornographic or indecent (e) distribules any viruses trojan horses worms lime bombs canceJmiddotbots or o ther computer programming routines that are intended to damage delTimentall y in terfere with surreptitiously intercept or ex propriate any system data or personal information (0 disrupt s the nonnal use of the system for other customers including for example spawning dozens of processes consuming la rge amounts of memory or C PU cyc les for long peri ods of time attempting to access other customers account areas or conducting prerogative activ ities such as mass emailings whi ch may result in retali atory actions against Provider systems

10 Force Majeure Ai r Advantage shall not be liable for any fai lure of performance he reunder due to causes beyond its reasonable co ntrol including but not limited to acts of God fire explosion vandalism fiber optic cable cul s to nn or olher simi lar cata strophes any law order regu lation direction act ion o r request of the United States Govcm men t or of any o ther govenllT1CnI including state and local goverrunc01s having jllrisdiction over either of the parties or of any department agency conunission cOUlt bureau corporation or other instrumentality orany one or more sa id govemmellts or of any civil Or military auth ority national e merge11eies insulTeclions riols wars or strikes lockmiddotouls work stoppages or other la bor difficuhies

II SeDice Outages and Outage Credit In the event ofa Service Outage of more th an nin e (9) consecut ive hours in duration pursuant [ 0 the (eroll) aud condilioos conta ined in this Paragraph C ustomer shall be provided with credit equal to that portion of the Services affected for the period of such Service Outage (Outage Credits) An Outage Credit shall be calculated as fo llows

Outage Credit = (Hou~ of outage 9 hours) x ITota i Monthly Recurrin l Charge 720

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A Service Outage shall be measured in hours and fractional portions thereof A Service Outage shull be deemed to hnve (n) commenced upon notification by Customer to Air Advontage and (b) tennioltlted upon restoration of the Services as evidenced by appropriare network test s by Air AdvDntage and Air Advantages notification to Customer Customer may regnest an Outngc Cred it within 30 days of the Service Outage (M O~ltage Credit Request) Air Advantage shall not be required to provide Outage Credits for Service Outages more than 30 days from the date of an Outage Credit Re1l1est Outage Credits should appear on Customers bill for the ServIces within rwo (2) billing cycles after the Outage Credit has been approved by Air Advantage In no evenl shall Customel be enti tJed 10 or receive a cash refund as a result of a SIvice Ourage Outage Cr~difs shall be Customers sole aud excl usive remedy for Service OU lages Customer shall not be enrirlcd to Outage Cred its as a result of outages due [0 or caused by (i) the negligence or willful misconducl of the Customer or others authorized by Cuslomer including bUI not limited to Customers employees (ii) Customers uetworlt failure (iii) power fllilmc (Iv) during any period in which Air Advantage is not given access to the Customer premises if necessary to resolve an outage (v) during any period of unschedul ed emergency maintenance or repair scheduled maimenance alterati on or implemenlation and (vi) during any Force Majewe Event as defined Jlereill Air Advantage may withhold issuance orallY OUlage Credits due Customer und er this Agreement until any amounts past due by Customer have been paid in fu ll

12 Limitation ofliabilily IN NO EVENT SHALL AIR ADVANTAGpoundOR ANY OF ITS AFFILIATES BE LIABLE TO CUSTOMER FOR ANY LOSS OF PROFIT OR REVENUE OR FOR ANY INDIRECT CONSEQUENTIAL INCIDENT AL PUNITIVE OR SIMILAR OR ADDITIONAL DAMAG ES INCURRED OR SUFFERED AS A RESULT Of UNAVAILABILJTY OF SERVICE PERFORMANCE NONshyPERfORMANCE TERMINATION BREACH OR OTHER ACTION OR INACTION UNDER THIS AGREEMENT EVEN IF CUSTOMER ADVISES AIR ADVANTAGE OF TIlE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH LOSS OR DAMAGE IN NO EVENT SHALL AIR ADVANTAGE OR ANY OF ITS AFFILIATES BE LIABLE TO CUSTOMER OR TO ANY THIRD PARTY FOR ANY OUTAGE OR INCORRECT OR DEFECTIVE TRANSMISSIONS OR ANY DIRECT OR INDIRECT CONSEQUENCES THEREOF INCURRED OR SUFFERED WHILE USING THE AIR ADVANTAGE NETWORK

13 Disclaimer of All Warr80lies AJR ADVANTAGE HEREBY DrSCLAlMS ANY WARRANTIES EITHER EXPRESS lMPLlED ORAL OR WRlTIEN WITH RESPECT TO THE SERV ICES EQUIPMENT OR FAC ILITIES FURNISHED PURSUANT TO THIS SERVICE AGREEMENT INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE

4 Miscellaneous This Agreement and each provision hereof may be amended only by an instrument in writing signed by the parties hereto No failure or delay on the part of either pal1y in exercising any right hereunder and no course of dealing betw~en the parties shall operate as a waiver of any provis ion hereof In conjunclion wilh this Agreement each party shall at all times comply wi th all applicable federa l state and loca l slarules ordinances regulalions and orders of any commission or olher govermnenl body This Senice agreement shall be governed by the laws oflhe SHlie of Michigan All notices shall be in writing and sball be delivered by certified moil rerum receipt requested or any other deli very syslem which is capab le of providing proof of delivery AllY sucb notice shall be deem ed effective on the dale ofllcto) de li very All notices shall be ~ddressed as follows if to Air Advantage to Air Advantage LLC 465 N Frnnklin Frankenmuth MJ 48734 Ann Contract s D~partment and If to Customer to the Customers billing address This Agreement and exhibits atta ched hereto all of which are incorporated by reference comprise the complete and exclusive st~tement of the agreemen of the panies conceming the subject matter hereof and supersede all previmls latements representations and ltlgreem~nts concerning th e subject matter hereof This Agreement may be executed

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IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties bereto hnve signed tbeir na mes as of Ihis day and year first above

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M(CH IGA N MUN terrAL

RISK MANAGEMENT A UT HORITY

Tuscola County

Net Asset Distribution History

2006 Distribution $ 1780 2007 Distribution $ 6 168 2008 Distribution $ 22488 20 10 Distribution $ 18073 20 II Distribution $ 48 158 2012 Distribution $ 69969 20 13 Distributi on $ 23 880 20 14 Distribution $ 6 1354 2015 Distributi on $ 79500 2016 Distribution $ 35 885 2017 DislribUlion $ 30242 2018 Distribution $ 95735 20 19 Distribution $ 113097

Total $ 606330

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Clayette per OUf conversation here is the Bishop Airport application to be submitted to the Administrator I find these tees acceptable for the Structure Heights

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BISHOP INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT HE IGHT ZONING PERMIT APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS

1 The following shall be submit ted to the Zon ing Administrator

A The Applicant shalt address a Jetter or generate an email hereinafter referred to as the perm it application) to the Zoning Administrator requesting a permit be issued under Joint Airport Zoning Board Ordinance No 98 -1 and addressed to the following

Zoning Admin istrator Bishop International Airport G-342S W Bristol Road Flint MI 48507 AnN Joseph Medici AAE E-Mail jmedlcibishopalrportorg

B The Applicant sha ll attach to the permit application all relevant inform ation (eg exact location height dates amp times contact information) including a Federal Aviation Administrations (FAAs) Determination of No Hazard to Air Navigation

2 Effective January 1 2016 the App licant shall include with the permit application a check or money order made payab le to the Bishop Internationa l Airport Authority This applicat ion fee is non-refundable Permil fees as indicated below are per permit

Structure Height (AGLl Application Fee Less than 50 $100 50 - 199 $150 200 - 499 $200 500 or greater $250

3 Upon receipt of the above information the Zon ing Administrator will either approve or deny the permit within fifteen (15) days Failure to provide the required information win result in a denial of the permit

4 In the event of denial the Applicant shall have 21 days to appea l the decision of the Zoning Administrator to t he Board of Appeals

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8eginnimiAdjusied Balan(e YTO Revenues YTO Ellpenses cu~ance 543531 77 12575000 21155392 bull 45712785 bull

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Grand Total lo r Expenses 40734605 50B30000 502440 00 249550 21155392 2908B608 4211

Grand Total Net RevEp 167253 95 _25780000 -25194000 -249550 -8580392 -15613608

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000-699-292 TRANSFER IN CHILD CARE FUND 7175000 000 0 00 000 0 00 000 000tt

207-642-000 VwEAPON SALES OEPUTIES 285000 50000 50000 000 7SO 00 middot250 00 1500010

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EJtpenses 130-910-006

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STUDENT DESKS 000 90000 90000 000 000 90000 000tt 130-910-008

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13Qmiddot971()()Q FILE CABINETS 000 310000 ~ 10000 000 3032 S5 67 45 9782

lJ(l971-018 OIST CRT AMPLIFIER UPGRADE 699500 000 000 000 000 000 00

130-972-016 CHAIRS 000 40000 40000 000 26999 13001 7

130-972-018 CIRCUIT COURT SECRETARY DESK 100000 000 0 00 000 000 000 000gt

207middot975-000 SHERIFF FIREARMS 434841 000 553000 000 192300 360700 3477

223-971-018 MICROFILMING GENERAL lEDGER~ 310540 000 000 000 000 000 000tt

236-981()18 KOFllE RESTORE PAT MAPS 5515900 000 000 000 000 000 0 00i

253-971018 MICROFILMING TAX ROLLS 561060 1000000 1000000 000 000 10000 00 o00gt

259-97Q()01 FIREWALL 000 420000 420000 000 408022 11978 97 15

2~9middot97Q003 PRINTERS 000 200000 200000 000 229 99 177001 11 50

259middot970-004 LAPTOP COMPUTERS 177818 700000 7000 00 000 181899 518101 2599

259middot970middot008 INCREASE NETWORK STORAGE 000 880000 880000 000 000 880000 oooy

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259-973-019 GIS LARGE FORMAT PRINTER 000 450000 450000 000 450000 000 1000010

259-974-018 UPGRADE BOARD ROOM PROJECTc 812000 000 0 00 000 000 000 000-

259-974-01 9 BSampAACCOUNTINGfBUDGETING SC 000 000 18000000 000 50760 00 12924000 2820

259-97Hl18 REPLACE CONTENT FilTERS 9 95502 000 000 000 000 000 000gt

259-976-018 VOI P MOSQUITO AND DOC 1153082 000 000 000 000 000 000gt

259-980-017 ANIMAL CONTROL SECURITY 000 1700000 1700000 000 15964 00 103600 93911

259-982-001 IT SERVERS 000 2600000 2600000 000 2517571 82429 968raquo4

259-988-018 REPLACE CORE SWITCHING EQUIP 958 1193 000 000 000 000 000 0OCP4

259-989-018 COURTHOUSE SECURITY ENHANC( 168600 000 000 000 000 000 000gt

259-990-lt)18 KRONOS TIME SYSTEM 5921486 18000000 1252000 000 508501 7434 99 4061

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259-992-0 18 PROBATE COURT ON-BASE 6706053 000 000 000 1313500 -1313500 100 COY

265-970-030 PICKUP TRUCK 000 4000000 4000000 000 000 4000000 00010

265-970-040 PURDY BLDG COMM ROOM FURNIT 000 560000 5600 00 000 238364 321616 42570

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265middot972-018 PAINT MAGISTRATE OFFICE 000 150000 150000 000 000 l saoOO 000

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Forgot 10 add that the added poSition is the same that we talked about to the commissioners at our last meeting about the whole budget change and the lease

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Mich igan Indigent Defense Comm ission Request for Contract Adjustment

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5 Requested AdJ us lmenl ( ) Compliance Plan Modification ( ) Personnel Change (X) Budgel Re iSion ( ) Contract Extension

6 Requested Effective Date 7 Explanation of Requested Revision Provide justification for the requested reviSion and attach additional documents or pages if necessary

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Partnering with you to deliver value-driven solutions

A Planned Service Agreement with Johnson Controls provides you with a customized service strategy designed around the needs of your facility Our approach features a combination of scheduled predictive and preventative maintenance services that focus on your goals

As your building technology services partner Johnson Controls delivers an unmatched service experience delivered by factory-trained highly skilled technicians who optimize operations of the buildings we Nark Vllith creating productive and safe environments for the people within

By integrating our service expertise with innovative processes and technologies our value-driven planned service solutions deliver sustainable results minimize equipment downtime and maximize occupant comfort

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Executive Summary

PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL FOR COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

Dear Mike Miller

We value and appreciate your interest in Johnson Controls as a service provider for your building systems and are pleased to provide a value-driven maintenance solution for your facility The enclosed proposal ouUines the Planned Service Agreement we have developed on your facility

Details are included in the Planned Service Agreement summary (SChedule A) but highlights are as follows

bull In this proposal Ne are offering a service agreement for 2 Years starting 0810112019 and ending 07312021

bull The agreement price for first year is $1302000 see Schedule A Supplemental Plice and Payment Terms for pricing in subsequent years

bull The equipment options and number of visits being provided for each piece of equipment are described in Schedule A Equipmentlisl

As a manufacturer of both mechanical and controls systems Johnson Controls has the expertise and resources to provide proper maintenance and repair services for your facility

Again thank you for your interest in Johnson Controls and we look forward to becoming your building technology sarvices partner

Please contact me if you have any questions

Sincerely

William Rasco Service Manager (866) 635-1392

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Benefits of Planned Service A Planned Service Agreement with Johnson Controls will allow you to optimize your buildings facility performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a value-driven solution thai fits your specific goals delivered wilh the attention of a local service company backed by the resources of a global organization 5 VALUfS 9_--_- shyWi th this Planned Service Agreement Johnson -- shy

Controls can help you achieve the following five objectives

1 Identify Energy Savings Opportunities Since HVAC equipment accounts for a major portion of a buildings energy usage keeping your system performing at optimum levels may lead to a significant reduction in energy costs

2 Reduce future Repair Costs Routine maintenance may maximize the life of your equipment and may reduce equipment breakdowns

3 Extend Asset Life Through proactive faclory-recommended maintenance the life of your HVAC assets may be extended maximizing Ihe relum on your investment

4 Ensure Productive Environments Whether creating a comfortable place where employees can be productive or controlling a space to meet specialized needs maintenance can help you achieve an optimal environment for the work Ihalls being accomplished

5 Promote Environmental Health and Safety When proper indoor conditions and plant requirements are maintained business outcomes may be improved by minimizing sick leave reducing aCCidents minimizIng greenhouse gas emissions and managing refrigerant requirements

All of the services we perform on your equipment afe aligned with -The 5 Values of Planned Maintenance and our technicIans understand how the work they perform can help you accomplish your business objectives

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Personalized Account Management A Planned Service Agreement also provK1es you with the support of an entire team that knows your site and can closely work with you on budget planning and asset management Your local Johnson Controls accounl management team can help guide planned replacement energy relrofits and olher building improvement projects Youll have peace of mind that an entire learn of skilled professionals vlill be looking out for what is best for your facility and budget

A Culture of Safety Johnson Controls technicians take safety seriously and personally and integrate it into everything they do All of our technicians participate in regular and thorough safety training Because of their personal commitment we are a leader In the HVAC service Industry for workplace safety performance This means that you do not have to worry about us when we are Q1 your site

Commitment to Customer Satisfaction Throughout the term of your Planned Service Agreement we will periodically survey you and use your feedback to continue 0 make improvements to our service processes and products Our goal is to deliver the most consistent and complete service experience possible To meet this goal weve developed and implemented standards and procedures to ensure you receive the ultimate service experience - every time

Energy amp Sustainability A more sustainable world one building at a time - Johnson Controls is a company that started more than 125 years ago with a product that reduced energy use in buildings Weve been saving energy for customers ever since Today Johnson Controls is a global leader in creating smart environments whers people IIe INOfk and play helping to create a more comfortable safe and sustainable world

The Value of Integrity Johnson Controls has a long proud history of integrity We do what we say we will do and stand behind our commitments Our good reputation builds trust and loyalty In recognition for our commitment to ethics across our global operatIons we are honored to be named one of the Worlds Most Ethical Companies by Ethisphere Institute a leading think tank dedicated to business ethics and corporate social responsibility In addition Corporate Responsibility Magazine recognizes Johnson Controls as one of the top companies in its annual 100 Best Corporate Citizens list

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Service Plan Methodology As part of Ihe delivery of this Planned SeNiee Agreement Johnson Conlrols will dedicate a local customer service agent responsible for having a clear understanding of the agreement scope and your faCility procedures and protocols

A high-level overview around our service delivery process is outlined below including SCheduling emergency service on-sile paperwork communication and performing repairs outside of the agreement scope

Scheduling Preventative maintenance service will be SCheduled using our automated service management system In advance of the scheduled service visit our technician is sent a noUce of service 10 a smartphone Once the technician acknowledges the requesl you customer service agent witt call or a-mall your on-site contacl to let you know the start date and type of service scheduled

The technician checks in wears personal protective equipment perfonns the lask(s) as assigned checks oul with you and asks for a screen capture signature on the smartphone device A work order is then e-mailed faxed or printed for your records

Emergency Services Emergency service can be provided 7 days a week 24 hours a day 365 days a year During normal business hours emergency service will be coordinated by the customer service agent After hours weekends and holidays the emergency service number transfers to the Johnson Conlrols after-hours call center and on-calt technicians are dispatched as needed

Johnson Controls is committed to dispatching a technician within hours of receiving your call through the service line A work order is e-malled faxed or printed for your records Depending on the terms of your agreement you may incur charges for after hour services

Communication A detailed communication plan will be provided to you so you know how often we will provide information to you regarding your Planned Service Agreement The communication plan will also provide you w ith your main contacls at Johnson Controls

Approval Process for Non-Covered Items Johnson Controls will adhere 10 your procurement process No work will be performed outside 01 the agreement scope without prior approval Johnson Controls will work with you closely to ensure your procurement process is followed before any non-covered Item work is started

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Summary of Services and Options

Comprehensive and Operational Inspections During comprehensive and operational inspections Johnson Conlrols w ill perform routine checks oltha equIpment for common issues caused by normal wear and tear on the equipment Additionallests can be run to confirm the equipments pertormance

Routine maintenance such as lubrication cleaning and lightening connections can be performed depending on the type of equipment being serviced Routine maintenance is one of the keys to the five values of maintenance -It can help identify energy saving opportunities reduce futUre repair costs extend asset life ensure productive environments and promote health and safety

Combustion Analysis

Combustion analysis and subsequent adjustments are critical to efficient boiler operation Boiler fuel whether natural gas or oil must burn in the proper combination of fuel and air (oxygen) Poor combustion can create soot deposits on the tubes impairing heat transfer Incomplete combustion can also lead to the potential formation of CO (carbon monoxide) an odorless gas that can harm occupants In the mechanlcat room andlor building Johnson Controts technicians will analyze the flue gas to determine If optimal fuellair ratios are present

Operational VisltlControls System Verification Based on our exper1ise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance and calibrations on the equipment controller for your mechanfcal equipment The inspection includes the following tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel

bull Review of alarms points which are offline out of service and overridden points

bull l ocal baclltup of controller program

Advantages Provides proactive Identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments identify energy efficiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

Operational VisitSupervisory Controls System Verification Based on our expertise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance on the supervisory controllers and servers in your Metasys system The inspection includes the follOoving tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel and cleaning as needed bull Review of alarms points which are offli ne out of SeNtce and overridden points bull l ocal backups of controllers objects and server repoSitories bull Review security database and ensure default passwords are Changed

Advantages Provides proactive identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments Identify energy effICiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

TowerfBasin Cleaning During operation a cooling tower becomes a natural repOSitory for wind-blown debris This debris has a tendency to collect In the towers sumpbasin Johnson COI1trols technicians will clean the lower and basin 10 prevent blockage and pOlenllal damage to critical system

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components This service does not include chemicallreatment required to control or eliminate biohazards such as Legionella unless chemical water trealment services have been added as a separate option

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Summary Thank you for considering Johnson Controls as your building technology services panner The following agreemenl document Includes all the details surrounding your Planned Service Agreement

With planned service from Johnson Controls youll get a value-driven solution that can help optimize your building controls and equipment performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a solution that fits your specific goalS delivered with the attention of a local seNice company backed by the resources of a global organization

We ll be your building technology services partner

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Planned Service Agreement

Cuslomer Name COUNTY OF TUSCOLA Address 440 N STATE S1 CAROMI48723-1555 Proposal Dale 061112019 Eslimale 1-135LX3G9

IScope of Service

Johnson ContrOls Inc r Jcq and the Cuamplomer (colledively the -Parties) agree Preventative MaintenslCe SelVlces as defined in Schedule A r Services) will be provided by JCI aihe Customers facitily This Planned Service Agreement the Equipment U s Supplementat Price and Payment Tefms Terms and CondJUons and Schedule5 attached hereto and incorporated by this reference as if sellor1h funy herein (ColecUvely the Agreement) cover the rights and obligations of both the Customer and JCt

Extended Service Options for Premium Coverage

If Premium Coverage is selected on-sile repair services to the equipment will be provided as specified in this Agreemenl for the equipmenllisted in Ihe attached Equipment Us

IEquipment List

Only the equipment listed in the Equipment Lisl will be covered as part of this Agreement Any changes to the Equipment Lisl must be agreed upon in writing by both Parties

----------------~ITerm f Automatic Renewal

ThIs Agreement takes effect 0fI 0810112019 and will continue until 0713112021 (Originaj Term) The Agreement will aUlomalicatty renew on a year-Io-year basis after the Onglnal Teon ends unless Ihe Customer Of JCI gives the other writte n notice il does not wam to renew The nolice must be delivered al least (45) days prior 10 the end of the Original Term or of any renewal period The Orignal Term and any renewal periods are sometimes collect ively referred to in this Agreement as the Term Renewal price adjustments are discussed in the Terms and Conditions

IRefrigerant Charges

Refrigerant is nOllncluded under this Agreemenl and wilt be billed separately to the Customer by JCt

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IPrice and Payment Terms

The lolal Contract Price for JCIs Services duringlhe 1st year of the Original Term is $1302000 This amount will be paid to JCI in Annual Installments Pricing for each subsequent year of a mul1iyear Original term Is sel forth in the Supplemental Price end Paymenl Terms All payments will be due and payable within 30 days of Ihe invoice date and SUCh IImely payment by Customer shall be a condition precedenl 10 JCIs obligation to perform lis Services A penalty of one and a half percent (15) of the amount due per month shall accrue for payments received after the payment due date Renewal price adjustments are set looh in the Terms and Conditions

Invotoes wil be senllo the following lOcation

TUSCOLA COUNTY COURTHOUSE 125 W LINCOLN ST CAROMI48723

o In lieu of paper Invoices senllO the location above invoices should be emelled 10 the following email address

This proposal Is valJd for thirty days from the proposal date

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Supplemental Price amp Payment Terms (Applies to MultimiddotYear Contracts Only)

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2 PJl(MIUM (OV(RAGE m~ti ~C COVE RAG E plUI Re~I lO bar R~Pllf Mi~b lunltu flucl~ ffom the I trgttrtl) II (VlgtIOtMf hlll Od~td PRE MIUM COV~AAGt lei wil InsPlaquo the Coveted f~ulpmenl wilhln lOI1Y~ (~S) d~ of the dilll 01 lIlll Alrtemtnt Qf U Ifuanll oropellJ1lo~a(and~ ioru permit JCI wlU l~en adYl (unome II iel rM~ it nyCovO)f ecl Equlprnent nal wallinS ode o In ed of IfPillr Whh CUllome 1 ePlgtov~1 ICI I perlofm 1M wok nc(eu~ 10 11 tht (ovc~d lqulpm r nt plope woklnt (oMltion $ubJOCI to tile tem of Ihls AIeemen ( UStOme wlU ~~v 10 IIKII k al CI 1~1Id~d Jl te for PII iIltId Iobor In effampt at Ik~ me 11111 the work I pfOlmed II (10m doel not wonlJO ttt perlo m Ihe k lcl1Otlfed ~tlttn bv JCr n ~ ~Qulpment theby fletled wllllgte~ If(1m the lilt of C_fd foulpmtnlad theConlfKl PfIr1 wjj MI)tIlltlt KtOfi Should CusiOlM not mairf len ffomcred 1gt11 Of poltced wlth the modfoed PRpoundMIUM (OVpoundRAGt Cl IIefVeS Iht Iampht 10 olee Cwlamt for Ihe (0110 11It111fQUlDmcn Insplaquotion

3 OOfNDro SERVICE munSefYL(CS peformj ou lcl~ Jeri_mol bult hQutgt anclls ilVll lo ~ e ontv CuStCmt f na PREMIUM COVElAGL pound)Cendltgtd $eritc I av~ble etth~ HIS or NO 1 (utomer1 ~ltcl~ Tho ptiQo lOt htended Slce Wcroolen by Cu1tomel II pi n of the tot ol (OnilCl ~lee

4 CONNlCTIO SERVICES If Cu$(lmN I 1 ConfItCad sNlu on v C~td EQlJi~nl ~I tnee Iully dtsOlbed In k hedle A (usto Iy be cqulreltllc Mow KI to InI11 o w iIdj olt roftwil~ to e~ (omluII Qn th (U ltom middot C_td Qulpnt ( Gillilyttev~I In OfllftJO lCl lOdcllYlt (oftKt~ S-Icu on lhe c-acr CQVlpfntL (m0flll ihall pOYIdt I slaquouffllIl_t~_ncnlo 0 allo f_~~ ~a Ic lhe Gaf_~ Oev(C Inoltck 10 fmolcyc(61 - Store ~nd I~nd oj1t Ot me rgtU0M 01 ~(II ScrvIt )(1 will nal ltlSC Cltmtgte(t~ Sf)(e to ~tnOle l~ OP~I or lth es to CUltOmc 1 qtJIpm~nL The GII~ ~t I~n emaln Jell POgtfrty and JCI I Vupon ~unablt rKltKC ove ~ ItfIy time JC1 ~ no ny wn~MY 0 BillI llIln 101M CoMt(led ~ervIlaquoJ

5 R~MOTE MONITORING SERVICES OR REMon OPERAnNG SpoundtViCU If RemOt~ Monllorlne Seflllltn o lemole OPftJ~ ~lceJ ae pgtfOgticlld CUOtnCf fees 10 furnbh lei wll~ IIgtI of the n 111t oddlt e maUl~delbullM pJIO~ ~mlgtelaquo ofU penon lhOtlltd 10 be tcntlatll by 0lt be blt 10 OonUCl lhe IIOC tO ftJ1 ~rm sl)et)flr 11_ UPOR talOn thltC PPOIHI~ I bullbulltlor(y1f JO SeJltlccs lncfuOe tmtrl MOltlo(lfin SffVlcH wilh Open ltId (IDmiddot Cuno 100 it Itt Inh h J(I wllh CUllOtrgte$ (IiII1v alld hold _Int rod cfltWiI

Johnson WJC 2019JotvIson Conlois I ControlsC uS lome C onhcleI1I Do nQI COgt ( ~orlly ~onCIII~1 0lt flIy Otref mad ill) WUI10UI Ih~ eltPHS lien permssion QI JoIIOI1 Co)(rolamp IIIC P()ge 35 0 142

JOHItSON CONTROL~ PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED -OR COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

~thedltJIt$ CVlo mer 3iQC to mlllli arid upd~le l~ tillillill wilh altcult InlOI ffIIl on CUltlDmelt fu(~ bullbullbulle t 10 n01l1y ICI of loU~ (ha nampe IS loon II pOIIbllt lelIIOC Is fIOI -spobif 10 li nd new ootIlICUnumbltm H I~ (onl~CU 0lt1 lit all 11m Mot be reached ma um of t~laquo ~ct It Iowed for I ny Ilmot oil dy If noM 01 Itos ltolltCIS un be ucd tlltn ncIMII C11I()I I~ ROC lIl t rspOlU~e 10 d_ts ( UIO- ill repoMIbie 101 ~00 I I ltOlll 100 ~ Wn lom Customer ffW 0 po~ lmety updates 101 ~nv or th COIltKi lrIotmll lonsubmhlod 10 Ihe ROC

5 CUSTOMER SlRVIC INfOflMUON PORTAL ( mom may be ~ble 10 uUIle ICf CUgtlomelt SeltvIu nlo IIIIIOO PO(il dl1ne Ihe It1ftI 01 1119 H-tnent pu rsu~nl 10 the I~tn ppllcable Term 0 1 UI~ IIteemenl

B 0U1 OF SCOPE SERVlCE5 If dul1nC enyServict Vit KI delrc111 defect in any of Cuotomet t qulpmtnllhtIgt IIO t Covered EQOip~nt undq IhlJ Afltement (In Oul of Seoplt Dof~otmiddotlKI Y lbut lhall have MobIifation 10) fIOlity Cu~ 01 sud Out 01 Sltltraquo- oftct II Culttonw ele(ts 101 JeIIO ep Jgtoth Oul 01 Sca~ ~fce 01 il Jet olMrwiH pMOims Sentieel 0 pr~ _Ieltias Pln_ Ot tqIlpment outside Ihe fCDpe oIlhe StIWlca collenM-ly CuI 01 Scope SeMen- Cullom sltll dlreQ 10 10 01 eh Oul 01 ~ Stnokn IrI wtItlflamp ~nII CUltOIM wu PlY 10lt rn Out or ScOPe SeMltoH ~IIO IIlIndyend lees o hou1y fa II he reultil IgtOlite 01 n Out 01 Sltgpe ~ect Customer ~Ieltts not to etIa~ K I lO RPlIr well Ou l Df~oIect CuSlomer II deffnd nil Indemnify let from IIId Iirlsl lllflndft Ionesdlmos dJ lml COltsnd expenses Ifisl dlrectlyOf Indirf(loul 01 wchOuI oIScopl Delect Any Oul ol Swpe SeMcC ~rlonned by 10 II 1M direction 01 CultOmer PUflv nt 10 Ihis

Seciion IJIIII be lJbI~IIO lhe le ms oIlhlJ eement

C IXClUSIONS Ct Skfl llgtd wrrnty obHIltclll epreuly egtltdud

) the fllMr or ~IMIII 01 cluctwort ~Inp bIneu Iliumfar supporU t_ lilllttsbIHgtIotdltOtIIr and ~neumu( pIf)Inamp Iltd ~l shu afII pipI 1lO11IOIItv tPIlaquot-d 01 malrgtUitJKI on scMdulod balitNI-1InI 01 01 0 pIic plplnt

(b) daoosal 01 hlloudoul_IIK ocfpf H olhtlWbe Pfesslt ptOIfided heln)

(c) clblrl lCllng 01 ehikr ~OIIdef4er WIlt tems d Oilier coltnPltgtlnts fOi blDlald$ such II but nOI Wmlllaquod 10 leamplone~ Unlesl ewt)lltilly slaquolloflll In IhotKopt 01 teN(ts betwe-tn tIM PII Unlen eoplick ty provld for within me scope 01 SfMcd thl iJ Oul of Scope StNkt$M til CultomltfS egtdult-e r ponllbWty 10 mkt ~Hlnt_ts lot wch oervktl with proYide oilgte lhan JO Me-ntlons 01 chll~ tube lelnlnamp condttuer oltnlnc coolnl l_cleanlnamp Of boiler tubt nrc IrI I ny KOpe or It only I~WQfk 10 remow nomlll bullthp 01 dIbriI ~d sctle lube brush cltltllrlamp prfuurt _hln obullbullcld IIuIhlrlJ ReIre 10 well cit doe fIOIlrldlldlti chItInQI cleanl dIsInffltlJo~ g ~ _I IHlmern r~lrN 10 ellminale (ontrOl 01 dSirllect IIIhst bIDtrd$ such IS bul 1gt01 IimIIfO to Leckgtnelllt

dl suwl 1Utltorles 01 items nov comed dIrMI the use of COOterCd (ltIgt~ such flbbons w illgt and ~Mlt

Ie) I~ furnllhlnpound of ~teNli and suppiles lor P4inlln Of rttlnlsllint equllmen

(I) I~ rePiit 01 e~cmenl 01 wIe In ~onduM bud bIetrlnsmlsslo Mnel g the ~ II flOl otgtrmly epllted 0 m~lntId gn I l ohedultd bJl II

(II) rel)laetmenl 01 obsolele paru Ind

(h) d 01 fny Idndlnrllldln bul not Ilmlld 10 ~ C ltlOlt1II Ir1jltJ V dutll opetty mit ~rd 1M ~om of 111 0 i( fliultitIC from

bull Iue mllase Ittlons Idjunme nts ill~U tombiNtlons rnoolfklllorn 0 repoalrJ 10 CO-etCd pound4I1pmen1 nOI ~rf01mtd ptovlaed 0 i9J1fowd Inwlt~ by ICI

bull eluEp ment nOI c~ed by IIIIs tg eement o-r II~CIvntflUi mad e to (ovl td lqulpmenl

bull I CIS 0 omlsslonl 01 the Cullom Iudl but not Ike d 10 1iHi fi ll of lhe (ulOme 10 fulflI lhe 0m ObUtlonl IrId Commllts to Jete) dulbed In ~ctlon f Oll Ms rttt OpefatOl erro CUltOmtTmiddot IIW I 10 (Onduel tgtffltfll~ lnllni n I isulU~ fom CU ltomerl prellous denlll of 10 ItClSS to the C_ed Equipment uld Cullomers f~IIye 10 knp the Sill (lein 1M Iitt 01 dull 111 01 ollie IAniclef a debris ~ sucll CDndilionslre prously txpressJv Itknowledled by JO 11I _1t1flamp

bull siltgt- eliled Ind tlWlromtenl1 rolldillolU IntludJnc but flOl ~mlted 10 POIIfI tllvrs Oll(ul i loni in eleclliul cufTMi (or -~t $UCI) 00 biQhlltdS Wth u but fIOI ~rnlled 10 Lelonc lllo IlIoclIled wilh COnd_l wllI (0011 lower systems ad subcompo~n l Iylleml

D ~AYMNT DIJUGAl1DN

CulIIme Ihal Ply 1M lcts wtl du1n KCOfdlIltt wIIh Int PIYfJItIII It ml prald td lor In lhe llIeemeI Such PIIymtnl II cond~1oP pc~tdnl to 10 ablellon 0 perlam StMcu under 1M e-emtnt In lu v lillny pvchlle o d elllKllo lhi eeme-nl bullbull nd ~~hstancl Ul4le 10 Iht tom theltein Cuslomtr tkAOWledIIOO ftel thlt IofIdU JO IrwoIces 10 an meum _teIhln $15000 lhall be ~Id a nlt wire t~fe check Of money order If IhII rume-n11s rertoedlCttl1 ovide (tmametwlth IlOlite olillyIdjUllmtnlS In the ConllKl Prict appfltlblt 10 Mff_1I period no r Ihn IOflYmiddotfWtjS)dltIys 11lt10lt 10 tIgtt totNMnoemcnl oll~illenewit 1Dcl UnonlOAlaquo In_theetmt at lelll hfTyI30) dIys prior 10 Iht 11( of fuch bullbull~I peiodIN ICfJusled price IIIbull bull bctlht prlre 10 ~ Itn il perlod

E WARftArffiES

JO warrants IIJ $Ic wUI te provided In ood ~d orkmDnllkt mlnner for 90 dyI Irom the elite of Se k ti I Jel eltc ives rlnen nollt e 01 a

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I r PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

bf Ch of Ihi warranty Pl io to the e nd o f this flinty jlnod Jel III -perlOm any no~-tonlor~~ S ~Nilt~ e t no addl11on~1 (~ r8e hhl~ a ltonvn 1y tU5QMble Itm~ of I~ nOIIIllt llon

Jet 1gt lhoit eqvlpmfnl mnuIanued o I~dd bgtj 10 (ilofl fnc 11IiI1 It Irom dellaquou in mIII~ 1 and k hlp 1 lnlam normlluutelOI I period of90dS 1110 1ngtl11J o fumih bullbull pleOI 01 CQulpmenl utl(k tNs Alemen ilnd lhat eQulpmenl Ii cov~red brl nty fom m tnktunr ot~ INn CI 10 wf l llnSI~1 the benefits cl th lt m-nufgtltlue(J waranty it any to Custome and 11 amy lemediebull ~ n clu1III 101 lhal equipment AI ttnJj)OItlkwI (hoi tnwred In _ lion wi(h Ihr wrinty 101 eCllOpmeol1 IftdO 1~1s nol _wd undshythis AeerntnllNtl be bDn~ byCuJIO b eept as poided heern II Jel oltelves in nOlice 01 I ~ ee~ 01 I~b ~rmty PIlot to t~ end 01 tllh rruy pelod JCI will ttPlIr o eplate (n )(1 OPtio nl Ih e delMliv~ equl pmenl

Tllele _nl do II(It IJttend 10 tty ~ltW 01 eltlul~n lhal have bfton rnllUied bull bull Ite ed Or repared byC1I0 CI O IlIItd INfl iel Ihoul 1M supelVi1on 01 nd 110lt lltn Ippt(lvll olIO o WJCI ~t num~ or ranty d tul W bwn rmowd or alured AJ replaccd parts Ct equrgtnMn1 h1 become JCI pro~rty Thb ~rtntv is 1101 lu~b~ W~ nty J~ ~ be provldfd dulnn ncrmal bUllneu hOUlI IXCludll hoII(Ivs The r-dti I fonh hilrtln shltl be to(II~ nd eoltclU1ive medywltllCltlrdllo ny wlfrt nty ( 1lm under thlgt AallefMtlt Anv uit huN _lIIe rrltltv mun be lItauhl no III mn orgtamp II) ~a ftlr lile txPtloon ollhr pplicllble ffanty ~Iod Thlgt IIm(ttUon Is In IItu cr Iny olhe IPPrlublf mlult or 1Imh~1I01 CUSTOM~R FURTHfR ACKHOWLIDGU oVoID AGREfJ THAT THUt WARIUJffifS Aif ICIS SOU WAlIRANTlES ANDTOTHf MAXIMUM [)(TENT PpoundftMrrrEO UNDERAPPUCABLE LAW ARE IN U[U Of All OTMER WAftRANTlES pound)(pRpound$S OFlIMPUED INClUDINGtIT NOT lIMITED TO TlfOSf OF MERCHAHTA8IUTY AND FITNESS fOR A PlRTICI)LAR ftJRPOH

f CUSTOMEROIIUGATIONS AND COMMITMENTS TO ICI

1 Cuc~ wtt~l lt M ~ JCIr) WOOmIIlion (Onnltnlne conoilion of lhe CovtfeO Eqv ~ment TI Cvstom agnfS nd ~ntl

lhll 6tin 11Ie Tffm of IhI AItirnenl Cu crne will 11 oprr1 the Cevtttd [ol~menl ~codin8 10 th~ mnulanu~1 atldor CI co ~nduonl

01 up ~lt I~ I rgtd CUtten work Ic Ind motion boutt~e Co~erfd EQltrlpmenl crommended bt th e nufCuH ~Mor J(I

DJ 1I00Ii(k a n MlIQU 1e on_ 101Covw E4Uipm t ~ ftltommended by Ihr nufw1u~ Ntdor K~ Includili but 01 limited 10 dequal~ electllc~1 pOw~ ie IU~ lit COIGitionnt1Id ~umldltycontro

(4) oo ri ly JCI lovn~ile1y 01 ~ nv CowCd Equlpm~ nl mllunCtion Iliu kdown o other condllion ~fleclltg Ihe oper11on of tht Cowrt d f qulpfltf1

(5) prOjf ICI It~ nl arct1l 10 lis Pem isegt a nd Cevelti Equ~nl 1 ~H UJonIbIe tId nEU1IJf lmn for IIgte perforttIfICt olt~ e 5elVicu

(6) alo JCI 10 ~~ iod SlOP ~ erodialy hm off or otherwlle C~IIle c temponrily lupend eqvlpmenl Of)eratioru oc Ihll)(1 an perform Ihe ~le-aui~ uoder ~ AceemcIII

(]I M af)dlable ~Iovtd t JlIo~e oondc-n~ coollfll t_r 1raquoiIr wa ter lUlrnenl lor IN proper function (II Co_ed E Ilmc-nld prot ect a~lnll ~ nV elonm~nllllssu~ a nd IOllae of biohulld lueh 3$ but not IIm~ e d to leclonell

(III un iIlId jIIoperl itl and Itl~ Itttr u1on 11 lm t_ tUh nlpoundhl or II uth cfNr Ie Custo hili clo~ the PWllfl

(9 O~I1n I M~n Jke nc jIrnilgt ~qulred lor ~d DoloV I~ tlelt u~lecI ~ h theServlu

(lOI noullrJC I immedi ately 01 fly cmed ~deauacv~ 01 1~Iur r cl th t Co 1 Equlpmenl 01 othr condl lon ffenlna the optallen 01 Ihe Cored hulpmenl

(II) fumlVlny nelteu 110 C ~ I na ~~101 olflle$ 1$ peme (111 poperty maintain pall se Mlte Ind utt I~e 101111 operalion olny olh property sYStem Qqulpmenl or dtYlte o (usto m or 0111 to wtkh the Covered [Qpment mav De ilUacled or eCMK led In UCordinct wi1h mltlnuaclur~bullbulleornmend~tlcnt InlUr lfle elme ou1ltenll c the lequlemeltIU o lny Ie o6l i bu u ~encv 01 ocllttIIO~1u hiviC ll6iction thteol

131 IIOIt~mpet IVTt ~ ~ker Id)u l ~ dllturb I~ ~mQve Of ol~erwle Int~l1t~ with any Coveed poundIpmenl (locltKUn ampny relll~ 10l1wllftl ind 001 permk th r ~e 10 be done ~nd

(14) raltt lrom UU1nC lalie mina erob lfse K I 10 i Iln~ Pf~lty 01 I~ 1)1 by 01 IUed at~I1 JO by Iy OIlf1Imeltola mu fielpll I~ncy II elull lhereol

2 CUW~ftI~ u1ltnowledtna undend~ ~I unleS dl fea l~llor blQhl bullbullltdl uch leIOiIen11l topliGi tlyltKludm ttl I~ C JO b proYIdfr1t h gtCuomerlpo I~UI~ Ie pI ltgtvde j lK~ It~ nl Corner~mowIedcu lhlits fitC 10m~ ht tobla~ wlU elilgtte KI 01 any elpontbliity lor~ny Co~ed Equipment bC~kdown 0lt I ny ntC~UiY air o rrFgtlourneot I any Cover ~d Equlpme-nt II CUSICme brehes ItY 01 the t obllltlons KI N aye lhe Ilhl upon Mlen notice to Cullrgtmif to smpend Ilt Seovas unl~ C~tme cua udgt blttadl In a lldliJon ( SI_ rhaC be npornblt lOt f2YInt 0 etmbrfll10 10 inyCOlU Iuodt~ wilh ltoIftUW k uued IJ JUII 01 to( bnil(11 11~Ggte cbl iCltion bull

G INSURANC Clgt$lomllt t11lOfU11Ie 101 oUinin ilt inwran~ (ovtltsectte ~Nt (ull_ be Is nfelillY 10 proUCWIO Cuam propelttY and penol

In 0 on the Ptnlstl Includlnt co-eraJt 10lt ptllon1Inj u tKI propelY dftliilf~ ttlE PAYMENTS CUSTOMER MAICU UNDER tttlSAGRUMENT AAf

NOl ftELATED TDtttE VAlUE OF ttt[ PREMISES CUSTOMERS PROP[RTY OR POSSEnION5 ORTHE PER50N5 OCCUPYING OR AT ANYTIME PRESENT

IH OJ ON TNE fIIEMllU BUT RA1MEII ARE trUrn ON 1M COSt Of THE MnM MID lllE SERIIl(U AHD lAlE INTO CONSIDEJIAOON nn PROHCTION AFFORD EO TO 10 UNOER TtffS AGJIHMlNY CUtOngtC -by elee 10 ~ any Ilatoly 10 nv IVttII or condllion (ustlty (o~c cd bycom~dllIbIHtv iu t1nce (utomc und~oI nd lha l ncltlcr he Se~ rQr the Co~ered Equlllmfnl ~rr dtiI d 10 ~du(r bul nc

el1m te certl ln u13 1(1 doe nat tvrntv I~t nel th lgtt SeIViCI1 I1ltlr Cov~red [liulpm~t i ~ pievcflt Qerwn(ll InulY un~t~orzed entnotgtCe1 or

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JOHNSOt 0 fRe 5 PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL REPREO FDF COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

H INOlMNITV

JCllnd CII~tomel 11It11 full Indemnify he ollgttl Plrty Illd Iu officers bulltffltS dilectOrsbullM tmpioyffl 1Om I ny ~ndn dlmlle p tOIlS and exptllln (clud ~lonJble utOlne-s leest illne OUt of third Pirly dllml demtlndi or lukllor bodily Injury (In(ludl dath) Of cia gc 10 tana1bie pcptny 10 lhe lCIt Irisin OUI 0 Ihe IItCIIamp~e or tnclnllonel mlscOfldutt 0 Ihe Indemnlfyl party Of lIS crnplovlef Of _filli CUSlomer expra tliihl ICI Jtlan be r~bIe 10In)Jry iWnbullbullbull bull 01 ~I only to the IICIttIt uund dlrlaquoly by IC1 nel~MI o Inllntl_ mliConduCi Thl obllJtJonl 01 JCllnd Ctome und Ihllltlt1ion ~ funhtf wbIKI to lealoml tid J ~

I LlMlTAnON OF UAllUTI NEITHER 10 HOR CUSTOMER WILL BE R[5PONSIBlE TO TH OTHER FOR ANY SPECIAl INOIRECT PUNITIVE OR CONSlQUENTlAI DAMAGES (INCLUDiNG BIIT NOT lIMITEO TO LOST PROFITS OR LOll OF BUSNlSS) JCJS TOTAL UAIIUJ TO CUSTOMER FOR DAMAGES R[5ULTlNG JROM AN( CAUSE WHAnOMR SHALL BE UMIT(D TO $2SQDOO IN NO EV(HT SHALl 101 INDEMNifiCATION OBllGATJOH [)(UD TIlE AMOUNTS ALO TO JO UNDER THIS AGIllEMENT OR THE AMOUNT OF INSURANCE IllQUIMD B THIS AGREEMENT WHICHpoundItIl IS GAUnlt CUSTOMUI UNDERSTANDS TltAT)CJ 15 HOT AN INSUIIER RpoundGARJ)tNG THE WORKOIlTIlE SERVICpound$ 0 SHAll HOT BE IIESPON5IBH fOR ANY DAMAGE 011 LOSS nAT MAYflUU~T FIIOM FIliI SAFElYOR SECURITY EQUPMpoundNTTHATfAILS TO PEAFORM PROPERLY 011 FAILS TO PIIMr( A CASUAL all LOSS

J FORa MAlfURE

KIWtLL NOT Bf RfSPON511Ll fOR DAMAGE LOSj INJURV 011 elLA CAUSEDY CONOrtIONS TMAl AAI BFYONDTKE IllASONAlU CCImIOl AHD

WITHOUT THlltnpoundHTlONAlMISOOHOUClOR NlGtlGpoundItCE Of 10 SUCH amomOHSlflCWD[ 80T ARE HOT UMmo TO (AI ACnOf GOO (6)

Am Of GOVtllNM[NT AGpoundNQpoundS Ie) SllIlKl5 (0) LABOR OISPIITpoundS) (f) FIRE If) OPlOSIONS OR CASUAlneuros (G) floIfS (H) VANDAUSM II)

RIOTS 011 WAR IJ)TpoundRROIUSM ANe III UNAVAUBILITYOF PARTS MATpoundRJALS OR SUPPUES

It RUOUJT10N OF DISPUTES 11 3 0l5pu1l rIs~ und~ tIIk _nl tile lelllgtall prom1 ~~ Incod IlIh lbesoIvt well dllputll by ~tIM In1Ie -t dsJ)UU II UIU~ 0 be vcWed eltha- pony whaw the tch IrIltble ltbiI~don by iIinC with lhe AmeltIcn ArbItIoltI oUodallon ~ no olllerlcttlClIon IaI bftn prevlouJly filed upon ftliol 01 the Ifbitnon till AAA Ihllhlw Ihe eOlCIu~W jurlsdlCllon _ the OlspUte Tlluibull11 party mty decide 10 f~e n (Ilon In coun of romDftenl jurbdirtlonl f til (oun f~m II Ihe flntlec1 proctdln flied tIIll tourt Iha have lur~dlaioo ove lhe ~JlUle to the aclulion 0101 rbltrltlon AtbiUlllon Ihln be toooucted In il(cordince wilh the lWn CUrrtnl tbhflllon rules of the IgtnItrlan Artgtilntlon MllaquoilIIon ~OIM wtlitllllon seMel mlJlIatty ampJ1Hd 10 by 1M IoIlt11n ArbIlratlon musl be (~1Ild Ihtll Ibty (60) dayt afw tn oputt submitted 10 artHlllon unlen the j)IoItlH mll I1y et ot~ The ~cI~ed by tn ~alorwi 1M f_land ~I liAlted by 1M bltLmDf may be Int~ed In XUlrcllnce with IppIiQbIe I_In any (oun h-il (ornpe1em jurisdiction jMltty po_llire III 1M 3Ibtrtttlcn or COUrt poem IhII If entilled lOn _d 01 Its rulflMble COIoU In(IudinI 1USOfIIbInomeyJ leu Incurred IS rtwlt 01 tile Oipute CUSTOMER MUST BRlNG ANY CLAIM AGAINST 10 WITHiN ONE (1) YEAR m ER THE ClAIM AROSE If CUSTOMER OOIS NOT CUSTDMR WlU HAVE IRRtvOCASlY WAIVED Irs RIGHT TO SUE 10 ANDOR INSTITUTe OTHER PROCEEOINGS AND ICI SHALL HAVE NO LlA81UTt TO CUSTOMER fOR SUOi CLMM TIME IS Of THE ESSENCE AELATM TO CUSTOMH PUISUING ANf SUCH ClAIM floIE PItOVtSIONS Of TKS AGREEMENT WHICH APLY TO AN (AIMHALl REMAIN IN HFECT EVEN AFTER THE AGREfMtNT IS TfRMNATto 10 AND CtmOMER EACH WANt THEIR RlGIfT 10 A rull

shyl TERMINATION

1 Remote Monnorln $eMCIIS and R~mOte ()pe~lln ScsvIca ma~ be imrntdlitely Clnceled by ellher party il Jels Remote OperIiQn Cenler (onne(lln res Of mOflltorlrlllSlem5l~ cle5trovtd by or ather ClIllopht Of wilt Ihf PlemilllS re sa bS damtBed Ih 1 11 Is IrnpftetaI IO conlinuf StnoIces

2 ellhe INIrty fib 10 perform any 01 Its obIirlon UM hIs Ieem~nl I~t otll jraquony wi prOIII~ -men IOIkt LheeollO lhe )lilly

1I1~ed 10 JHo In dmult Should Ine party alted 10 be Ifl defull 111 to espond I it or like action 10 cvre tIM II~IltI def within 1111 (lOt (lall 01 ~celvln IV lneo notlu the lOti ~rty may le(mlnlle Ihk rument by PIOllldlll ~ten nOl1(1 01 IIJII lermllliU lo n

3 UPQI1 IltIrrIinoUm 01 h ltfeeme~ le r anv rNson aJICmef 1hd PltiY IQ 10 I II UflGitputed _nu 0Wflj IlIrwah Ihe dallt of IIIUOII ~hIn thl (30) cI~ luth lermnl ion (ulier hIIllso prflVlde Jej Utlth RMlIlabe aa 10 the islS tD rem~ IIIe Gflew OtWe ~n~hVfllher JO pro~y ncltoun~tJI Int~on fl~ 0lt iiIlt IIlfIV ~lIlem1S ppUuble Cull 111111be liable fOlt al Iffl COlli and IICPfIfl mil Jet mv Il(u in ltootlKion th I enlOIOlmenl 01 hll tIlIl indlldina wilhoullimatlcln nlIo ble nom lees eltgtnKtton aency lees nil Olin COIoI

4 II he A~re~tot Is for mulljytar telm t~her jMrty nwy termiNle lilt Aeflaquomerll after dI ronl fu ~a of SaMlaquo by I lilt OInr pI no Ie-laquo thIn 10middot1 (151 ~VJ nit oolk laquoNlded h_ th~ (us OfIIted PREMIUM (OVEIlAGE CusIOlttltgtlt Y mlltUle ~~I ontv upon 10$ WIitt~ ~

M ASBESTOS MOlD BIOAHAZARDS AND HALUOOUS MATERtAlS

H~zardoul Mltfrills munl tfrlal ~ wb$llnct hal tIelher by Its N~ or ute II now Of hft defed Of fCula~ hdoubull 1 dOUloUbsltnoUl pc 1 o tOllllmlnlnl vodeIIV 1oG~ 111 01 leclclta l lowbullfCulallon 01 rdinlOtlCll bullbulllalre to or cklfIlUkIamp pUblic and ~ 1l1li and uletytId prateCIIon oj the IMonmen or which iI toIc explosive COfaUvt flammable radloKlhot orclnoCflIk or OIhenoriI haarcloui Of which iI or CfIfI1n1 _oItum psoline died Iud Inother pc1~um hvoilOClrbon produCl or poIYhlori~ bIphtI Hatardoui Matttllls ltlHdllGaltoeluMl makl leulmiddotbaid ptintl bIohIlrdS SIIdIIS but ftOlink~ to 1fCiofIeCl IntI HlIeJtcs-conao1n1nc mwials rACM1 Neither (ulomer nor lCi dlrlll lo or Illkeneel 10undnmiddotakedlren Obllnlolll r~I~li~ (11M klcnllOClllcln Ibuemenl dUnp control ~mo~1 or dlltpoltal o ACM

10 wlB be 1$IgtOtIIbIe 10lt moI 0 cI oos 01 ayen~roous ~Ierl_ls Ihll I ul In provldl lht StMt-es n O H bullbullf(Ioul MaIHllb1 and t~ I fmldllifIn ollllY Iell jlnd by he eI1e of 1(111lt1 MertatI For lit HI~ MltMils Iha may be olteselttl Itgt lacM~h

Johnson ~lcC 2019iQhn$on Cotro~ Inc ControlsComeJ Canfodenllal 00 nr)I COP) (pIIy~ocaIy eectrorcny or n an OIhel mea) Ylnout It ~I~ nnen ptlJJTJ5~ 01 ~C~oIs Inc PagE 38 011

middot PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL t- COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rNomiddotC1 HudOOJ Meritmiddotf (uuome shgt1IIUpply JCI wht 1 iflrornallo~ iflil pm bullbull~1on lt~lllni 10 lilp pre~nlt of lilllrltlOU$ M~ c-rret ij

th ~ilt eJ~nn ~v ff~(1 10 pelt1orm bull e 01 Ih~ s i(~ II Illhft Cnomelt or 10 gtKom ltt 01 ltgtlt UUlfCU U~ I)esellltt 01 Nonmiddoto(l HIIIISo M~ le1$ tIIl Iy ItgtItrlre llh Cr ServIltpoundl II I~U ImmtdllltIy $lOP I~ SoetYl(l Itgt rile I ffffiecl ru ~nd noilly the o thw ~n As btt-en (unome Ind MI Cuu_ hoo_be rtlpor1ible 01 IIISoho n~n ~ e -d diopoinr 01 Honmiddotla Hndou Mele 1$ fom lu rdMIebullbullnd for Ih (medlllion olny reu ImpaetCd by he ret bull bull e of he Hon-CI HUlrdou Mlltrl I~d mul ptwidc ~ cer1lliUlle 01 a balm~nl ~cfore J(I will be obll~lled 10 ~rlorm 0 cnl~ue lIS S~Mco unln 10 ~d letu knowloedae Ihll NonmiddotCI HIardou M~I(II~ were pren nd eted In dl$tfpr d of I~I ~e In wli(h tne 1lJ 1lt1 -11 be (pon lbllil lu ole ~ Othe etMOltlon 0 nmiddot orn Impmed by IlJ leltl~ of 1Idgt Hibullbulldon MlttIIbullbull00111) ( lOme hon In lOponibII II lu ole e~e for the _olI 01 HIbullbullrdous Male 1s INri ~ no bHII r~ieued and fe reie~e~ not nultlnc from Cl1 PtriormallCt ef tilt Serulces CuomN ~hlI ~I~nd ~nd InclomoJlot JO ~Calnl 1 Iol-ifl (o sU damUC I e~~nlel vd claJms ~rnamp 01 lu fa ure 10 (omply with Ihll Sccllcn M

N CUSTOMER DAlA

Cnlomt da la obtillned flom lie SetWltcs II owned by alld 111amp11 btlolt o Cunomer 10 I~ IUIOI illO UI Cl410mellb 10 prcMde Sentlce (lome bcept a lonh IItrlln lei wilt 101 disclose Ie any IhllI Otlty ~ny 1rlISivIltN81 (~nom dlI~ acquled hrouh pelt10IWIIIa 01 Ihe Sttvices Mthout Cul lomer (OnSenl (unomer ilB~e Ihal Jel nd 11 ubleIIrle affillnlnd epproved Ihild ~rty COII111OI5 and de-elopers may collecl nd lJ~e CUllome dll for Iny eaon 10 as ny ee l ule 0I1t1e clall on I dt middotklfn11itd bSII Iha dot nOI p~rsonaMy I~ntily Cullomer or anvlndivd Cuilomelt Igttgteby ~nlJ)O a petu WilcIWkIelfrtvOCable royah lru8unO U modi+ m1PU~Ibull bull WOIoeltIse and 1011

0etMt~wo b frOtnuch dala J(III ~IIM rlClIl$lOlI Inr~ 10_ rbl tJlIltflllll nd produnl C~led as I ew of uerlomnce ofSeMlts

O JCIS INlHLECTUAI PROPERl

10 WM IKtJI d riCh ~ lgtcIltgtltfest 11 yl) woltk orovided 10 Cuslomel IfgttIudlnl ohooI l ilmltiltiOfl ill ~e ~U and objeet cod dorumtnll1ior1 tKllnic Inhwon or dlla 1plaquolflCa1onlnd del bull ltes Impr~mellU 01 mOClllQlooruo 10 r~II1Hmiddot~ and (bJ I(now-How (defined below) e~ b 1(1 In bull (I~eron 01 lhe ~bltt 0 periolfTlfnt ollh Slt~ whth ~n_n 10 1(1 ror 10 Of diVtlom or tiICgyeiI Or ~uire-d In conneCllon with I perormrltt of II obn ioos under lhl ~greemenl Ownership Of eM Oelwblf ~nd KnowHow Ihd veil 00001y In ICJ nld flO Oe~ver~~bullbull1IaII be de~med middotworks mide fo r hlf bull Withoul UtIamp Ihe lenerilily 01 th e fortlal vfSNp 01 ai sool(e nllIS ~ (Ie (Olme of ptriOfnlInamp the le1Vkei I~I reMain the elOCIuIiIIt PlIJIIIlt1V 01 10 FltK purpoltl 01 ihllt AaJr-cmerr middot~nowmiddotHO mean a knohow )jot e It(hnIQ~s (Q ~U mllhoclolocln loobbullbull~Iy i(ll ~pprOKIgtG dltibu~ Odell and dt1m dllcoveriU ad ld~ililnW1ed produCAd by dhelc~d or uelt t)y 1(11 he CfUlon IIlt plovilJcn 01 the o-t~f1b1eI or In the Iltroltnance 01 tho Sltrvkt1 i nel Iny chanee ImplovemenJ or modlfiuHon tlgtereto or deivatlv Ihe reof

P OI6IT lpoundRMS

Any licMM 10 ltgtlt ~h( to ~laquopoundl1 JO IOfWlIrt produW inc dIIlti l e r Cloud tu Dyfth-lMd ulkr till Irelfflflfl b prellldild on 1- telt

corldklons for the iPllllebje loflwr~ groduct Of dlcll or cloud trvlce lei forth btll1wwwJgtgtmQI(QroluQmtgtulk Cleull4itl~I SU(h

aptgtlblt oftw~re podu nd (jjIIIIlervlltes lermsr lncopO ~d by rcferetl(e hcreln

Q Mi~LlAHrOlJS PROVISIONS

1 AW nor l~bullbullequlred IC be amp1vfIfI1bullbullnrundfi hili ~e ifI wrllnt Inc ~11I)e (OtIl(Ieca prcper ~iwn If (II chlMrred In Jlt IOt (b) tlll vi the Unlled 51lei POI~I stvIlte pel1se orepald ftlIlIred 0 tertlfld Mill rflun fclOl requCled (cJ ifni by o~ernlJht del~rv scNiCe ( fidEgt UPS) 01 (dln bvfClIrn~~ ~ m~1I or olnelt el~wonlC mt~nd confimed by (~cslmll e relum mlll or ele~hone

2 TIUs CfNnltnt _ nor be led byCunomoe wtllIc 1(1 k wrgtlIell (0ltgtSe 1(I IN ~ III -eM 10 1amplJr lh eltlnbull bull o_ ethn~erJon firm 0 (OltpOrllon wltheut Cul1omer~ conscm 0(10111 abo lIve 1M Ith Itsor cI1stretlon 10ubconuaa ny ponlon 01 IDe Servl(e TII$ ~retmenllnues 0 he ben~fot of Ind Is appllc ble tc ~ny aS1inees or SUbltOnl etor~ ef telbullnd II blndlnt upon Customer wllh Plaquo110 nld Il-SlttD or ltubculag rs wilh Ite f~e nd tllecl3 n bInltls (uIOme loJel

411 any plcviion of 1M femen Is fgulld t W IMaloC ~ tbullbull1 or unenforceable in ~ny elOtet Ihe lIdlly lealOty ~nd enforcelbillt Ollhe rem~lIinlpltosooru cellUinil htfetll hill flO( In t V wy be Ifeuelt Of irnj)3IleltIthNeOv

S TlIII laquoeemenlI lhe enUre (onl et bltwcM 1(1 nd CU1l0mt1 and ~st~1 ~ny pltlcr or ~ 1 undcfSllndll _itt IIIltIU ~ ro~oII or Olher ommuni(llionl b tween the partIe

ampmiddot(111 dltnowIodllli ~nd ~ bull IIgt IIY jhHdl l c ord~ lucd by Cuilomc In cunllKlon h lhigt laquo~enl iSlnlend only 1D ellMliiSh lnymenllllhof1ry fOl Cr5lont r Inltrn~lluou~I purptllH nd nol be conide1( to be ~ unto llcr Imltfld n1 modlfQtion o OIher IcvlslonlO lhe lenTIl 01111 AtrHment No tem or condition I dud or rfenced In CUIO middot pUdaSll ordl will h~oe ant fOlte elfet and Ih~e ( flU and condillon shall (MUOI (utomr1 ICtcraquoi1ICe of ny SefVicellllJH ltOnltllu lt in I~pncc of these lerm ~nd rolldnions An prO(IOl fo tltkjllo~1 or d~lefe rli ferm~llgtt In CuSlomtrs J)Uf(hue orde-r Cr ny otll elt dOtumenl Inill expresl ~ccP1ed IfI wrlIlIZ by ICI hCfeby objKted 10 nd telaquotCd

711 1I1t( at n~ (hfnlel 10 (uuomero ~tlnl or 0~r3110~f Of I lPlk oOle eEulaIon II ltode u~ bull Of ulW~y t~Ilebullbull I~il mD Iltldy ffeet J(rl peremlnt~ of the S~rvi(eJ or 111 pt1tlrltl ~fel 10 IhU h the ~ht 10 an eQ~IUbl and l~proprlle djuumenl 10 Ihe cope Ie and othe-f llcned Ie 011111 Ag reemenl

Johnson ~p(gt 21)19 Johnson Conll ol1 CU~lome-f Confgtdent Controls 00 -0 eopV 1ptyslQllly eleGl ro~gtCIly OlIn any oiher mft) hou Ihe eXJlress wn llen oerrn$$IOn 01 Joinroon CQntro ~ Irtlt Pag 3e of 42

JOHNSQfJ COtHROlS PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED r 11i COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

ADorNDUM TO PSA TERMS AND CONOITIONS OR MONITORING OF INTRUSION fiRE AND OTHER WpoundTY SYSTEMS

If ~te MOnilOfin StMces bull bull pIktly III(ludtS Ittnol~ lire ~ml 1I~oritl gtlaquov1tv 11111 mooilorint or video monitor ifl lht $COpe 01 wol1lt O (11110 d es tile Aareemenl II hereby madifie1lncl mended to Indude the termlnd prollllioru ollhls Addendu 10 tile PSA 10 Monhorinc 01 InlWolI r lf Mid Sfety So$term (Ihe AI(eNjum QplIlred Irms thaI Ie nol de1if1ed titeln lhirll h~ the melni cJven 10 diem In the lIIlement In Ih _11 of conhicl between the t~rTIltId (omIllions of this Addendum arid those ~inl ln the 111_ the tems (ondttklfls oIlbis Aoddtlldllm st pi~I~

1 kmote MoMorln of AIm SI~nI$ If ICI receiYo an elMfltnCV Itrm Ilen111 Jel Floc Jel IhIoII eeworlo nolhylhe IPJfOprille po~ Or fire deplnfII or other eme1enty panR QG ~iJurlldictlonnd Jel hl tndeVOI 10 IIOtiIyCuIlOmPf or tlsdellllllled repruenlnlve by eltmoll urltss instfU(1e-ltt 10 do OlheAlt by Cllomer In whilll ndot Nltd on l~ndlfd operalln picaduttlfo Ih ROC lCi uJ)OII feeeipi 01 bull lIOnmiddot emeree llenll from lilt Iremll sh ncltlvor 10 nOI11y Citomer ~feMltlve pursUlnl to Cu llemer1 _inen Instructions k faullin to QltmoU or Ie nOlllatlon Cunome ICknowlldlt5 1-111 the sllNIs Irlrumlttld from lhe Iremes will be monltoid In mOllltorlnl ftty not 0~111td by x~ lhe peSOIIIIeIIn _h monltom fldllltf lit nollh I~u 01 10 nor dots KJ IoU I rupDnsibillry Ielt tilt _ tIkh 1Kh Inb w montloed o lhe ttlPOfll( to $udlI1

2 ltemOI Monltotlfll kNkes Irkntllfmote MonllorltlJ SeNlf$ 1M be plaquolded by KJ If lhe ACftrM1II includes dIle 101 wth St~ 11

wm SeMce Is pchtitd 1lt1I nltOI~ mIIf 01 Ilirm 10 lhe Premies and lhe InIIlllchlre Is bIosed on the porcln( iCOq( 10 by lhe Jgt3lttiel wbjea 10 the lerms llId (ondiliolls 01 tills Addendum tie numtIMohllrms produced I I thl1ueloes beyond the COnuXt~ numblaquo of alarml In month (utome wiM tie blWon oleage lea

CommunOllonl Mdbo 0110( acknowlld Iht monkOlinl 01 COIlfelt Equipment requires nnsmlSllon 01 Ilgn~1s 0-1 $urlldad lelephone Iinellndo the Int_I1Id th Ihese moOeI of IIIJllmlslion ltmoV be Inl~rupled ctrofIIYltInled orcompromilrd In whkh cn IIC llMnal ClIO be Insmitttd trom the Pemius 10 thtr nIOfgtileinl fad~ty CUllomt ndenlnd Itltlle II~ lhe noonIOIn latllHy 10 be Willi 01 $lOch tonditlon bull dditlonal or 11tf~ II prol~1on toIIO be inllilled $udI line ItcIity devicn1 (Ullomtr COIllnd epensencr 10 Irlnsmluon Itlephone Ii only Cuslom- etnowtlldl_ II is _ IhIt h _urlty deW _lillie Ind nlnl UpirWy ldenllfied In Sthtdule A bull (qulprnent l ist lin dednrcf to purdlnl well 0tvkI~ Crntomtlt IIlth xkroowIedItllhlt Ulth ddltlonil pClt11on Is not 1rbIe Jot Inltrntl lrlMtOlln1on un6tr thl AIeemtnl

4 flwjUnnccemrry nns StfIlu csls At IOs OP1lOnltllddllIDIIII IN mIy be dwpd lot any m Of unlfQlOSiry SIM Vuil uused Of n=~led bV cUOJftllf 111 ildclklon Cuitomeuhlfl be Illy re$llOflSlb~ncr II1Of1 for fines petllltItsIISISlmInts l3gtes f~ o MH I~ by ~ 10vemmelQ bOCIy lell1lho~ tommolOlctrlloll 01 ~I UlltImiulon COlllptny1l1he rnlllt Ilny Iltie larm Ind ~hin rtlmtgtiwl Kl lor any tom -cUffed by IClln conMCIicll IIgtItewth Cunomer wi opera Ihe l)II toIIeluly ~ ID 1ooId CMOllne fau llimu hIM lIrmi an be ClVled by I _tIM or olher forces ~ he cOIIlrof 01 10 II n ~ number 01 flle Ilium lit cltetved by KJ In MIdllicfl to Y othebull lIb1e (tmedlll 1 111)1e to Jel ICI m v lerminll Ihis amprttmenl Ind discontiny t ny Service(snd leek to cover dmllts If In bullbullent Is dlipolChtd by I _mtnlll l ulhorlty or Olh Iibullbull 10 pond 10 a II~ Ilirm where lh CUIIDme o Iny olher Piny IIIi InlentlonallV xddenoly or rraquolilenlIyKl~led lhe Iam I lInl~ CullonW kaD be Itlportllble lor and PIYnv and1I lell lcrjor fonu lIuled with fUPlaquol 10 lhe fls lImsnd PlY 10 JCJIht Iddltiooal clllrJcs Mid (OIl1lncufftd by It fom I fl lslIlm If lilt CIIIIO_r $11_ M$ 1IXIllHllbie dtvIu Customer IUlIgtorIlti ICI 10 ~I Ille Iemin to tv Ill the ludible device r JO I eqlleued 01 ordltltd ID do lO bltf l_r_II~ lIhbors Dr I~ fist and Cullonle will PlY JOlts standard servIc ct tllule lor Kh well visit PoIIcIIIndes tiIU rePlir of svn1 whlth CIOUS lue diugtoldla _ lobi_ IIlIlngln lhe equljllll6nl nt(esAY f 10 to wpptr the StMces nd euslOmllt wM fWf 1 COlU of JudI malntelaflct At IeUI IIOIIthly CUMO-wi IIISI the V$ltm protea deulces and send lell I 10 the ROC 10 I n monltorin laquoII1Imtn1 I 8WldIIfIct wlthlnswctlons from JO o the Roc CoI_r IIHi to lest lhe monltorlllamp IV$tttnS inc1tIltIinI ttsti anv ultruonlc mlctowwtlnfrared CampPlCliInce or other electronic ~l_nt prior lofle end of tlCh monlhnd will ImmedlJtetv rfllOlllO JCl if the equipment fafls to respend to ttll I wltom IhIoI mike Iny nlaquoIIUry rIj)IIs 1ltOO fttl clP of notice IS Ii rulonlllly prnkll CuWgtmer ~n al an tlmes be oltlv rponslbllt If)lt mainlilninamp Iny Iprln~~r vlem In cod wortInc oflier Ind provide Mfeqlllf hell to lilt PIfI

5 RemQII Monilorinamp Df VIdo MonltoiIl Srvices Oul~ Ih Term JCIl sol lcr only obfilllkln mine fom the In~~11oo of Video MMtorlnC ~Mc In Sctvkt oIfrnf 1hall be 10 monitor thl dlamplIlli 1l KlullIy IKlvtd by JO II tI flOC fom mnn Ollhe VIdeo $oo$lem afld pon receipi 01 a dlllllrillCnllndicU lhirt In fam cOndlticn )lists 10 crravcbullbull as ptlmnltd by II 10 lIol~y lhe police or olh munklplllulhoity deemed approprlale In KJs bsokn dilafllon IndIO well pellOllS Customer 1111 deslampMted In lIlne 10JO 10 rectlvoe nolineiQn cf IlICh IlIrm tondition II WI forth huein HD llarm 1nstI1ti00n ffPIl bullbull tnIInltnall(l or rd IgtOJUeI will be1OVItIed urocSer IhIi Video MDnl~ optlcnJO m~ oul DfIor nollce 10 CUIIDmtlt in _10_lcIbII ~or iltlurtnu _ultur~bullbull II(t d ls(OfIIIne 1Id Dr ltand iii ~ policies and protedurtL

bull Inc~lon nd rDndonlon oIlte VIdeo MonIln shaUbe pt~~d by KJ Wthis AI_nt Iclude$ I cha lOt IIIdro Mkorin~ Se we If ucll Voo MOIIltorln Stltva 11 purthi1e-d IIde(I MOIIlto111lI S~II will Decln when the Video SVSlern II Inlblled and opelltonalbullbullnd when Ih nlltesHry communletllorll COMIKlion Is CQmplcHed NO obIililiOIl lor the provision 01 tI1l~ VidllO Monitorln SeMa w1I laquogtIIInt1l lbest tlQllirmenllm ~

b CstQ lqvlllmut Customtr shall obIalnlllu DWfI CMtnd fgtltPtn~ () thIqulpmenl netenry 10(OrlllKllo 10110( Ind (b) wtutev~ IKtmlnlon permits o tice nHS lIwrl be 0ItUSA fom1 penonl ~111gtDtI1Ie ulltity bull bull nd lIlY ot tilted lervico plt0iId~ In co_aion wIIh Ih ~lYI(el n vIdIo 11 to be IISfd boor 1111 Customer Ii inlltlgtcltod 10 poduct Ad Imrnll video I~a (Ih VIdeo System Imj oillcPemlsti 10 IhltOC Ithe VitIeo System fCl mers no torn~ wJrratIVor fPISnotlon 11 1 Mto NSr will _ate IS ln1enclecf Conto Iulttller IJreoII 11111 notwithillndi V rule o 1IlttIct~tron by tel In dec Svst Ind Video SVSI I~ 10 ihIII ~ no tiPOMIblIity or obIiamplllorocltgt ItCnliO CusIO lhe~ SVlIm 0V other CUlla IIQVI~I

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TOWNSHIP OF WORTH Sanilac County MicbigaD 6903 S Lakeshore Rd Lexington Michigan 48450

Telephone (810) 359-8852 Fax (810) 359-7027 F-mail CleTkworthmlorg

PhUlp EssenmacheT sup~JenDifer Staoyer Clerk Jenuifer Woodruff Treasurer Jack Wylie Trustee Walter Badgerow Trustee

RESOlUTION 16-7-20-1

RESOLUTION TO ALLOW WORTH TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF DETROIT EDISON TO OPT ltlUT OF THE SMART METER PROGRAM

Whereas Detrott Edison Company has begun the process of Installing within the boundaries of Worth Township digItal advanced meter infrastructure to be referred 10 in this resolution as smart meters I and

Whereas many township residents have expressed concerns about the Installation of sm art meters on their

homes to Worth Township officials and to the Worth Township Board and

Whereas these residents and Township Board members have expressed concern about the alleged Intrusion

into their respective energy usage attributed to smart meters and

Whereas many residential customers of Detroit Edison Company are concerned that emissions from smart meters may be attributed to serious health problems including but not limited to physiological neurological pulmonary vascular and sensory and

Whereas Michigan House 8i114916 was written to address the above mentioned concerns regarding smart meters and has been forwarded to the Committee on Energy Policy

Now therefore be it resolved that the Township of Worth SanIlac County supports the ability of OTE Energy customers to retain their current analog meters and to opt out of the smart meter program fortheir homes without being subject to financial penalties and additional monthly charges

Now therefore be It further resolved that the Worth Township Board of Trustees strongly encourages State Representative Chairman Aric Nesbitt of the Committee on Energy Policy the Michigan Public Service Commission Attorney General Bill Schuette State Senator Phil Pavlov and State Representative Paul Muxlow to take all regulatory procedures needed to investigate alJthe aforementioned InformatJon and concerns for the health safety and welfare of our cItizens and Inhabitants

Board Adoption

This Resolution shall become effective on the date of Its adoption by the Worth Township Board

RESOLVED this O dayof j~ 010lw

ATIEST AS TO ADOPTION BY THE WORTH TOWNSHIP BOARD

$0 Resolved

Date 07- 2 D- b

Supervisor Philip G Essenmacher

~ Oerk Jennifer Stanyer

Motion to Adopt made by Board Member ~Yl)) Second by Board Member lAhxJtttff

Nay AbsentAye

Philip Essenmacher Supervisor

Jennifer Stanyer Clerk

Jennifer Woodruff Treasurer

Jack Wylie Trustee

Walter Badgerow Trustee

I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and complete copy of a resolution adopted by the Township Board

of Worth County of Sanilac Michigan at a Budget Meeting held onj~ 00 f OIQlli and that said meeting was given pursuant to ad In full compliance with the Open Meetl Act being PA 267 of 1976 and that the minutes of said meeting were kept and have been made available as required by said Act

Jennifer $tanyer - Clerk

Village of Reese Resolution No 13-14-01

A RESOLUTION ADDRESSING SMART METERS IN THE VILLAGE OF REESE

WHEREAS the teon Smart Meter often refers to an eleCOidty meter but it also may mean a device measuring natural gas or water consumption and

WHEREAS many communities across the country have joined forces to prohibit smart meters from being Installed locally mostly upon the notice ofhigher energy bills (Cost) illness (Health)forced installation ofmeter(lnvasion into Home) Privacyissues(4th Amendment right to Reasonable Expectation of Privacy) Safety and Liability and

WHEREAS on March 4 2013 the Planning Commission for the Village of Reese passed Resolution No 2013~02 that recommended that the Village Council consider takingjormal action to notify and ban allfuture use aSmart Meters within the VillQJe ofReese and

WHEREAS the Village Council believes that additional information relating to the use of smart meters 1n the Village of Reese needs to be compiled prior to making a definitive deCision with respect to banning the use ofthe devices NOW

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that at a regularly scheduled meeting of the Reese Village Counal being held on May 13 2013 ) a quorum being present a motion was made by KEAST and second by FIELBRANDT to place a moratorium on the use of ~smartmeterswithin the village limits for a period of six (6) months so that the Planning Commission can continue studying the matter AND

BE iT FURTHER RESOLVED tbatthe copies of this resolution be mailed to aD utility companies who provide electric gas and water services to the VIllage of Reese

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CITY OF BROWN CITY A Progressive Industrial and Agricultural Community

4205 Main Street Post Office Box 99 Brown Cily Michigan 48416()099 Phone (810) 346middot2325 Fax (810)3463802 el11lil brownctygrealtllIkesne

CITY OF BROWN CITY Resolution Number 16-04

A RESOLUTION TO THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION EXPRESSING THE BROWN CITY COUNCILS CONCERN WITH THE

INSTALLATION OF DTE ENERGY SMART METERS AND A REQUEST TO EXPLORE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY EFFECTS

WHEREAS OTE Energy has begunlhe installation ofnew mele to CU$lomers in Michigan ThumtNlleA oommunities~ replacing existing meters with srcaUed Smart meters that is electric meters which viH broadcast information to the utility company using radio frequencies and

WHEREAS DTE Energy has indicaled thaI il will at some point begin installotion of Smart mete in the City of Brown City and

WHEREAS Smart mel provide benefit 10 utilities by allowing remole meter reading by among other things eiiminating the need for someone to go onto each utility customers property to read a meter and possibly offering residents lower electric rates at non~peak times and

WHEREAS a significant number ofpeople including residents or the Cil) of Brown City have expressed heir roucems 10 this Council hom potential health effects ofthe Smart melers as well tIS other concerns regarding lheir universal deployment in the City and

WHEREAS although the City COlmcil is inforoted that it is without jurisdiction to directly regulate Smart meters exclusive jurisdiction over them residing with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) the City Council believes it is appropriate to assist its citizens in obtaining consideration of their issues by requesting careful review thereof by tbe MPSC

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROWN CITY that

I The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perform a careful analysis fbe potential health and safety effilltts which may result from the univernal installation of Smart meters for electric and gas utilities

2 The MPSC is further requested to consider delaying the deployment of Smart mete pending a conclusion by the MPSC following coreful study lJd review that such met are safe and will have neither short-term nOr tong~term negative consequences to the health of the citizens of the City of Brown city and the State of Michigan generally

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3 The MPSC is asked to carefully examine other concerns regarding tbe deployment of Smart meters as may be sllbmilled 10 them by Tcside nls of the City of Brown Cily and lhe Stale of Michigan so as to insu re that all aspects or the issues are considered before final dctennination is mnde with respect 10 such deplo)111enl

4 The MPSC is funher asked to consider requi ring public lllilit ies to allow customers with appropriate medica l docwnellHll ion of their ind ividualized risks to opt out of SmOtrl me ter installation at their homes

5 The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perfoml a ca reful analysis ofrhe potential privacy issues regard ing available and fut ure SOlan meter technology

6 All resol Ulions inconsistent with [he foregoing resolut ion be and the same h~reby an repealed to the c-tent of such inconsi stency

The fo regoing Resolul ion was ofJered on May 9 20J 6 by Councilmember William Nailers and seconded by Counci l member Dan Loulzenhiser There folloed a Ro ll Call VOle with four (4) Councilmembers present eM Jacobson -alSlnl eM Louzenhiser-yes eM Mclvorycs eM Milkr-yes eM Parks-absent eM Wal(~rsmiddotyes

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A QUORUM BFING PRESENT - MOTION DECLARED CARRIED

I Juonii a M Smilh (ily Clerk o(the City or Brown Cit) hereby cen iry thallhe foregoing is tru and complelc copy orn resolutiOlllldoplcd by rhe Cily Counc il o r th~ government ofrhc City of Brown City County orSonilac Sl3te of Michigan al a regular mecting hcld on May 9 2016 and thai said m~etin ~ was conducted M d public notice of sa id mecling WaS given pursuam to and in fuJI compliance with Ih Oren Meelings Act bein Ac t 267 Public ActS o( Michigan 1976 and thaI the mimlles of ~a id meeting Wlfe kepi nnd ill be U f have been made available as requ ired by said Act

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RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THEAlIIUrv OF Clrv IEStDENTS AND PROnIffY OWNERS TO EUlCITO OPTmiddotOUT OF RECEMNG

ADVANCED UTilITY MmRS (SMART METElISl

The followIng preamble and resolution were offered by Coundlmember ~1 i t hoe J ~rL_~ and SlIpp-orted bV Councflmemher ~~__k Ll pa n __~

WHEREAS OTE Energy SVIARl meters (SMART rn~ters) are 0lltidern electrIc metirs which end elect(ic meter readings dutomatlcaty bv using a radio frequency nehvorK rather than 11 uarlitronal on-site ~te( reading method lind

WHEREAS DTt fnargys actively Installing SMART meters throughout southeastern Mlchigan And has recently moaJfed 11

latter to the City of caro pemin1na to the ability of City residents to opt-our of f(Celving a SMART meter and

WHEREAS a numberQf CIty residents have exprltssed tomems regarding negative health conditIons that may reson from the use of SMART meters the a(CUuKY ofSMART meters and the possibmty that th~ uS of SMART meters may contribute to Ute loss of personal Jlrivacy aod

WHEREAS the Mict~an Public SeNke ComPlisston has receotlydedded to lnvesligate seve-fal Il$pea$ pertalnloji to the use and installation of SMART metm and

WHOtpoundA5 the Mlthigan Public Service Commission tlSi a tompomml cf this lmt~stigation is requesting thai utmW comPanles disclose Information rega-rdltli tM po-tential adverse hearth effects associated with (he use of SMART metetS and

WHEREAS th~ City of CarD Council i$ charged with securing and defendioe the overall health safety_ aod welfare of the ldenU of the aiy and their guests

NOW THEREFORE BE rr RESOlVED that the City of (arc Council her) supports the abillty of Its residents and property owoe~ to elect to o-pt-out of receiving SMART meters m$taIJed

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Cam Coune supports the invGSlgat1ltm by the Mkhigan Public Servlce Commission of SMART meters

THIS RESOLUTiON DECLARED ADOPTED nus 5 DAV OF August 20131 ClerkITreasufac of 1M City of Cam State of Michigan do hereby certify tNt thE foraolng Resolution was duly adopted by the City of cam Council during its regular meeting Mid in the Municipal BunOlng in the Clty of Carcent on August 2013

Resolution It 16-201~ June 6 2016

RESOumON A RESQUJTiON SUPPORTING MfCHIGAN HOUSE BtLl4916 OR SIMIlAR IEGtsJATlON AND SUPPORTING THE AmUTY OF TOWNHSIP R6U)poundNTS TO CHOOSE TO HAVE AN ANALOG EtECTfUC AND GAS MEml RATHER THAN ASMART (ADVANCEtll MErE

WHEREAS smart meters are computerized electr1c meters that send electric meter readings to the utility via radiofrnquency radiation multiple times per day and

WHEREAS analog meters are manualJy read electromechanical meters that have accurately

measured the electrtc consumption of homes and busfnessesfor over acentury and

WHEREAS DTE Energy (the utility) is repiaclng exJs1ing utility meters with smart (oka advanced or AM) meters and

WHEREAS DTE EnelY plans to replace all meters with either the fully functioning smart meier orthe smart meter with the radlofrequency turned off (opt-out meter) and

WHEREAS the opt~()ut meter must be manoa read In the same way analog and nooshytransmitting digital meters must be read and

WHEREAS the IItl1ity in fts testimony berore the Pub1c $ervlce CQmmission in U-17053 has stated that the nonMtransmltting smart meter performs no functions not already performed by the analog electric meter and

WHEREAS the utility charges the residentJa customer $6720 to have the norHransmitting opt-out smart meter In place of the fully functionIng smart meter and

WHEREAS the cost of lealllng In piace an existing analog meter is $000 thus creating an unnecessary charge on the customer who does not wish to have a smart meter on their home Or business and

WHEREAS some persons on fixed lncomesare unable to afford the opt-out fees and

WHEREAS the utlJlty does not permit businesses to opt out and

WHEREAS1 citIzens of this oommunity have expressed many concerns about this replacement Including concerns about the health effects of mdlofrequency radIation and the voltage transients and harrnonfcs (line noise) generated by smart meters concerns about privacy and hacking concerns about fire safety and fire hazards concerns about Impending time-ofltse rates and resultant increases In electric bills and conterns aoout remote shut-off and

WHEREAS many residents in the State of Michigan have reported negative health symptoms after the installation of smart electric meters or rnm-transmittlng opt-out meters on their homes and

WHEREAS some residents of the State of Michigan have reported that their smart meter has cau~ht fire or exploded or have reported flickering lights and appliance short-outs Immediately after a smart meter was installed and

WHEREAS the Township of Vassar has worked tirelessly to attract positive Investment while rejecting those that put our health environment and quality of life at risk and

WHEREAS the Vassar Township Board of Trustees ts charged with securing and defending the overatl health safety and welfare of the residents of the Township and their guests and

WHEREAS the electromagnetic frequencies emitted and generated bV these meters have been snown by tens of thousands of scientific studies since the 19305 to harm biological systems and therefore may pose a serious long~term threat to the health of our cltlzensj and

WHEREAS customers with a disability under the Americans with DlsabIHtles middotAct may not be charged for accommodation of their disability and

WHEREAS both the nonmiddottransmittlng smart meter and the analog meter accurate IV measure electricity usage and whereas both must be read by a meter reader therefore making them indlstlngulshable for purposes of metering customer electrical usage and

WHEREAS smart meters have not been mandated by the federal or state government and

WHEREAS our Township is committed to providIng equal opportuntty and quality of rife for all and to removing full barriers to participation In public nfe on the basts of dlsabnity and

WHEREAS OTE has been unresponsive to these customer concerns and

WHEREAS House 81114916 would address these concerns without Impacting the utilitys ability to Install smart meters on the homes and busInesses of those who want a smart meter

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Vassar Township Board of Trustees supports the ability of OTE customers to not partidpate in the smart meter program on their homes and businesses and to have their electricity usage measured by an analog meter without suffering financial penalties or Incurring monthly charges as outlined in House 81114916 and that an analog option be offered in perpetuity to all uttllty customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar TownshIp Board ofTrustees calls upon the Chair of the House Energy Policy Committee the members oftne Energy Polhy Committee the state representative for our dlstrtct the state senator for our district the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Attorney General to do all In their power to ensure passage of House 81114916 and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar Township Soard ofTrustees calis upon the above-mentioned persons and governmental entitles If House 81114916 Is not passed in this legtslative session to do all In their power to ensure passage of legislation In the future that will ensure that utility customers have the right to have an anakJg meter on their homes or

middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

Vassar Township Clerk ~~--=-~

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AdditioMl kWh CitpKtty (nerqyH AS90C kWh ~ EneW 761lt PH kWh

OIv~ V (l1li1 Seltviu~ 5750 permorltn lilA Crfdlt bull$150 Pl month Distribution kWh bullbullbullbull bullbull bullbull bullbullbullbull 5lt130( pef kWll

~aIr loin oIoIIIUrIriIUy un to 1pm 10_ SUPII ly C I~ JuM IIrouqh Odc btf

oo-pealr kWh ~y~___u ~_1IWb ~y tneltgy 415t per kWh

AI ortmiddotpe~ kWh ClIpadly EIIOIJ O9COC per kWh Non-Capadty Cnor1V bull4J5lC kWh

NoW1Tlbef trvouqIIlo4~y

All on-peak kWh ~poundnH0y ~(nefQY

AlIllf-peak Clttp~(hy Cnorqy O679C Pltr kWh NolCIocgtyeniy EIgteOY 4751lt PH kWh

oN_V(O1 ~Chalt~ bull $5(l per mollh Oistrll)Jioll kWn CY al-roond) bull543(X per kWl1

Tlgtis rail fHI~~ thrH rrb t~ 4S 1M U CJitk~ Petlt priaff ttY d~ys wM Cril (ArP61llt e~ au callfll It r~)OUI~ro-I~~ ~~ Power ~ppIV Chltlr Onpuk MOMI) rldy 3 pm to 1 pm

AI on1nk kWh ~ [ JWl9bull bull bullbull bull bull bull __ bullbull 9759lt per kWh Non-~ItfMfQV bull 4049 ~~Wh

MId-jMk MOIIdiy bull nidi) 1 am to 3 pm 7 pm to n pm AI mId-oeak kWh

cKMy (-y bull 4OO5C Pltf kWII N~ity (otIQY 4049lt per kWll

OflP~~k 11 prI to 1 un and all dy S~hlrdy ound y nd -I1rIItd~

u oIt-aIlt kWh ~Itv Enerqy 0554C per kW~ Noo-c~clty (neroy 4049C per ~Wh

(Crtlieal PHIl _ ts cIInIQ on-pfU Worodly rriGay1o eo hours IIlaquo VN~ IIrtIttI ___ notl~)

All a1tlQl~peaK_Wh $09 I)et kWh Non-cpyenMy Eneroy bull 4049t per kWh

Oli~y CII9U OsIrWiontwto 5A)o( r- kWh Slaquoviltoc~ $750 p rrnonl h

~ onI-t 10 pIY1tWlMUy rsliJiftJ MltIrlc spIKI igtNfinQHtWdfhrOltJfJh_n-el8 f(X1y_ __ ~trloltlo Dtlt_1lOISJ

p~ w Sullfy Co Junt 11Ir0U9h OClobt

nrsl 11 kWn r- (Iv CiPM~ypoundnetQY bull l2l7 r- kwto NonCaPM~y ( QY ~616( per kWh

AddJlioNI kWll C~y~ bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbull 414IC IltI~Wh Hon-Cipadtyu-QY ~ 616( PfrkWll

Novembtf Ihrovfjh May -sl 20 kWh per dIy

cplaquoIlyEnHQ __ bull l844lt IltI kWtl HonltopJodl yOWrQY ~ 6OC PftkWll

A~lloMlkWh C~y [JWlQL bull QS5l( Pft kWII N~y[NQY lt11616lt pekWlgt

Ot lgtY CIgta 9n 5ervice CNrqe S75O per monlh ObI iIlUtlon kNh (YtlOOIl~ 5A)OC per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

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rills rale Is for ( tntr aItd iii $(Un ~I ~

~r~ 01 bull Iowff SLnraquoItf Ie IMl GIfl sr

)011 up W 8 perrMI OIl lhec porliotl 01 yoor ~ WIgtM )OUmt ~hsllJla ~e

mliff tNt briefly loltHnoP yoor air c~kgtrlIn9 to mHt l)l~ ()( ~IJIon Jswn Powe S_1y CtgtlO ~tNOUQhOd_ ~rr E1letQl __bullbullbullbull ~bullbullCIooIo99t ptllIIIIII N~y EnerQy bull J7eJ( pel kWn

Hclyentmbtr INIy capdtyE~ bullbull 2-97)( per kwto NooltlIJClty EMfoY ~7BJ( PI( kWh

OIlYery CaQe o ~MoeChilr~ (JuneIIlrQUQhOctOberI bull Sl95 per mon1h ontritlrJtlon kWh 1Yf0IIIIl) SltII3OC ptr kWh

ThIs iMe ls~ for cusOtlllaquoS who UW laquoshyIrk wafff IIHI~ for unitVYO flJr(1OStlo Coniroled 5laquoYIce tlnlt~)

Power Supply ChQtt mm C~ PM1tY [JWlIIV 1915 per kWh Non-~PKity rneW 25lt116( PH kWf

o~rv Cltqn 5efvice ChMe bullbullbull S1Igt per mont Oist ribullon kWh 5430 per kWh

Gorolhcrmel Tlmr of DaV Ratr

~l(USM~r~ nun 10 1pm Po Supply Ch O~

Jun 11II 0ltJqh (klobelt AU onpek kWh

C8C)yeniI- (net9Y 9nsc 1 kWh Nooltpady (Mrqy 2814lt per kwtl

AW offmiddotptallt IltWh CIpyenty Ene rQ~ 13J5 per ~Wh NotrCapodty E9Y 284 pot kWh

NovmM thrOUlh Mil All onPIWlt ~Wh

CeplKlly ( neroy U ODlt perW1 N~ity [MrQy 28l4lt pw kWh

AIIo1~ kWh Clpa(M ~ EJWl 9r lAJX ~r kW IIon-ltapac lly ~roy UtA C PE ~W~

tullv~ry C~qu seritl Charge 6]0( 1 day Distribution kWh (YeaHOllM) 4703C per kWh

Expertnlal Ellcl n c Vehcle Ra tl

Opt ion 1 Tlmt of Ot~ kino On~ fKIltfi McIl(I6y-FrkUly il4m 10 1Ipm Po Sypply CIlaQu

OfgtpaiI kWh calhy poundnto OVbull 6 779C IltI~Wh

NonQpadty EnerQY 9012C perkWh I oIIpuk kWh ~yEnlaquoQY 1695lt pelttWIgt Hon~ poundJWIIJ( 22silt pelt ~Wh

Oell~ery C~~ Servll a r~f $95 IXr morgtIh 1)sI IbuIkWh bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbullbull gtA)OC 1 kWh

09tlon1 Monthly F r~ ( UIgtf ~v~ l1Ut~ly) loonIlIIy I~ of $4511 ~r yellko IrKIYClINJ sur(narO ~Igtdcedillo

OTHER RATE OPTIONS

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Ht t MetfrlnQ - A dlt option IMI promolft ~M (RgtUrn~ HIW~ eledtijtrusi19 f~r~tS IUmlY reaMgt MtVOYcndiU ~ 1M power bull

rloltlllt ~bull -IIH atdits_ 1gt1_ TIIO _101 _oolltn o$JJ _h_ _ ~NO 6~ yo __ ~ TolnOUII -rI_Ul l~lbull _ _ cmM(RW~ _ __ oS1S) _~__ -- OI _nn

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WHOLE HOUSE RATE OPTIONS TIese service rates are provided throuqh one meter to a singJt or double OCCVPMlCY dwelin9

Residential ElectriC Service Rate Powe Suppfy CharOe First 17 kWh per dAY Capacity Energy bull 1065C JlE kWh NOItltapacily EntltVbullbullbull 4 767( PErkWh

Additional kWh capacity Energy 4590C per kWh Non-Capacity Enerqy bullbullbull 4751( per kWh

Delivery CNiroes 5efvice (halVe $750 per rnonl h RIA Credit middot $750 per monlh Di5tribvtlon kWhbullbull 543OC per kWh

Time of Day Rate-

On-peak h(Wrs MonCJay-rriday n Um 10 7 pm Power Supply CnarQes June through Octo~r

All on-peak kWh I Capactty Enerqy t2048C per-kllh N~lty EnenlY bull 4757lt per kWh

All otf-peak kWh capacity Energy bull bull 090OC Pfi kWh NonlaquoJpaci ty EnefQY bullbullbull 4757lt per kWh N~ IhrOU911 May

All on peak kWtl Capacity Energy bull 944OC per kWh Non-caPbCity Energy bullbullbullbull bull 4 757lt per kWh

AU oH-peak kWh Capacil y (nergybullbull bull o679C per kWh Non-capaclly Energy 4757( per kWh

fXgtltvery CllalQu Service Charge bull $750 per month Olstribvtlon kWh (YeaNovnd) 543O( per kWh

DynamiC Peak PnclnQ Rate This rate features th~ price tiers as well as Critical Peak prices for days when Critical Peak events are caIed It requires YO1f home to have the aovanced electric meIer Poer Supply Cllarg ~s Onpeak Monday Friday 3 pm to 7 pm

All on peak kWh Capacity EnerQt bullbull 9759C per kWh NOfIltQapacltt Energy 4049C per kWh

Mi(1)eilk MoIIdIlY friday am to 3 pm amp 7 pm to I pm All midpeak kWh

Capacity poundnerQy bullbullbull bullbullbull bullbull Aoose per kWh Non-tapaclty Enerqy bullbull bull 4Q49 per kWh

Off-peak 11 pm to 7 am and all day Saturday Sunday and desiQna~ holidays

All o ff-peak kWh capacity Enerqybullbullbull 0554( per kWh Nonltapacity (nergy 4 049( per kWh

(Critical Puk events dJrlnQ on-puk hours MondayshyFriday Ilmlto to eo lIours per year with ~vance notite

All criti calpeak kWh 5091 per kWh Nonltpatity Enerqy 4049C oer kWh

D1 Uv~ry Cha r Oes Oistribution kWh bull bull 543OC per kWh Service cMfQe $750 per month

Space HeatlOq Rate AfJPied oNy 10 ~miJOeflfr instilUed electric s~ce heltllin9 S(lrwct 11100011 0fIe meier IOn) II~f to KIU$MOIrIJ IlaquoWd on this tltf ~I(r 10 ~ 17 lOIS

PO tl Supply 0 J~ trrouOh October

(irst T7 kWh per day capacity [ MrQy bullbullbullbull bull bullbull bullbullbullbullbull bull bull 1217lt per kWh NOOCapacily Energybullbullbullbull bullbull d61b( per kWh

Additional kWn Capacity Energy bullbull 4741C per kWh NonmiddotCapaclly[nerqybullbull bullbullbull bull 4 616( per kWh

November through May (IrS 20 ~Wh per dat

Capacity ElKrQY bullbullbull 1844( per kWh NonCapaclty Ener9Y bull 4616C per kWh

Addi l lonal kWh Capacity [ ne((lY 0553lt per kWh Non-Capaci ty Ener9y 4616lt per kWh

Oeltvery C~afl)e ~

Service CllltlIqe 5750 per month Dislrlbullon kWh cYeM-roundl bull 5430lt per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

lnteruptlbte Space Conditioning Rate (CooICurrent s middot ) Thfs rale is (01 cmlraJ air 1M air $ltNrce hfijt wmps 7alltp adYanlaQe o( a ICYWef w mmer ra te thai C8II stlf

you vp to 18 (Jercf(ll on the coolf19 POfUOII oJ yotn energy bill wtlEn you e()(oII we istaN aseparate melpI lha1 clO briHIy IIIIerrvpt your air cMdilicnif9 to mee system or oeneratlon Issues POwer Supply ChArQe$

June throuQh October ~Enervv middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddot_middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotO499( perllWti f Non-Capacity Energy bull bull bull 3783lt per kWh

November thrOU(jh MAV Capaci ty Ener9Y bull2973( perkWh Non-Capaclty Energy bull3783lt Pfr kWh

Oellvery C~arQes Service Charge (June Ihrough October) bull $195 per month DisltiolJlion kWh (YeaOlJIdl 543OC per kWh

WatN Heating Strvce Rate

This rate Is a~alllJble for customers Who use an elecshy(ric wdler hedler tor sanitary pJrpos eJ Controlled service (Interrupt ible)

PO Wff Supply Charoes AU kWh Capacily Enerqy 1915lt per kWh NonltapaClty Energy bullbullbull bullbullbull2546( per kWh

Oelover y CharQes Service Charge bullbullbullbullbullbullbull5195 per month DiStribution kWh bullbullbullbullbullbull bullSA30C per kWh

DLWd-I On1J(aJL hOCJrs POIIef Supply

June throug AIfOfl~ak

Capacity NonCapi

Alt ntfflfak Capacily Non-Cap

November 11 All onpe~k C~pacity l NonCoplt

All olfpeak CapacIty I NoncaP

Dtl lvelY CharI Service Ct Distribut io

Option 1 Time On-pfak hour5 POW~( Supply

All on-peak kl CapacityE Non-(apa(

All oIlpeak k Capacil y [ I Non-Capa(

Delivery ( h~rQ Service Chan Distribution I

Oplion 2 MonU Monthly fee I and credits

OTHER RATE

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Net Meterlnq resource CJe~ r_waDI( re5(

thaI power

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bull 1ie11c1er1t InaHr1t Crecln (RIAgt Custoowr rneeC 1IQ eIiQibHIIy requ~$ U KehOe bull $150 ~ IIOI)III (rfillllN 0IIId10 110(1 Oul laquoyou OIMIIly (all U~ lt14 8000471741 Rwc~ Of cwIOIrIe1S wno us ill maIOlt porI ion oI11gttlr IKll ley INtng oI1pe~ ron

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ~ VII sect28 33

sect 9 Compensation of county officers

Sec 9 BoampTds of s upervisors shan have exclusive power to fix the oomp officers not otherwise provided by law

runory Cocst 1963 All VII 9 Elf J I I 9amp yo ConrlNd amp CMII 1908ArI VllJ fR

sect 10 Removal of county seat

Sec 10 A county seat once established shall not be removed until the place nlch it is proposed to be moved shall be designated by two-thirds of the members of the board of supervisors and a majority of the electors voting thereon shall have a pproved the proposed locatioD in the manner prescribed by law

BiotDl)l Co llle3 An VII flO E( JOJJ 1 1964 l~ Con~tllull oD See COllSL ll108Art vrn t )3

sect 11 Indebtedness limitation

Selt 11 No Cltlunty shall incur any indebtedness which shall increase its total debt beyond 10 percent of its assessed valuation

lfiwry Cmol 1963Att VII tllEft Jan i 1i64 Fo e cmtltutlon s Conn 1906 Art vrn U 2

sect 12 Navigable streams permission to bridge or dam See 12 A oavigable stream shall not be hridged or dammed without permission granted by

the board of supervisors or the county as provided by law which pennission shall be subject to such reasonable compensation and otheT conditions as may seem best sui ted to safeguard the rights and interests of the county and political subdivisions the rein

QJO Cotgtu I~ Art VII U2 Ert Jan I 100 Fou eonia o 8M eo 180SArt vrn tl~

sect 13 Consolidation of counties approval by electors Sec 13 Two or more contiguous counties may combine into a Slagle county if approved in

each affected county by a majority of the electors voting on the quest ion IIUtDrr- eo t 1961Arr Vl t 13 Ell J 1 1964

sect 14 Organization and consolidation of townships Sec 14 The board of supervisors of each organized county may organize and consolidate

townships under restrictions and limitations provided by law Hi~ Coru 1963Arr VIto I~ ErrJLIgt 1 100-1 Fo CoGMI~U 01lJ See eoru 1908 Art Vlll us

sect 15 County intervention-in public utllity service and rate proceedings

x Sec 15 Any county when authotized by its board of supervisors sha ll have the authority to enter or to intervelle in any action or certificate proceeding involving the services charges or rates or any privately owned public utili ty furnishing services or collJJlodities to rate payers within the county

W O Coogt J961 Att VT I t iS Ell J I 19amp1

sect 16 Highways bridges culverts airports road tax limitation Sec 16 The legis lature may provide for the laying ou t construction improvement and

maintenance of highways bridges culverts and airports by the state and by the counties and townships thereof acd may authorize counties to take charge aod cootrol of auy highway within thei r limits ror such purposes The legislature may provide tbe powers and duties of Counties in relation to bighways bridges culverts and airports may provide ror county road commissioners to be appointed or elected with povers and duties provided by law The ad valorem property tax imposed for road purposes by any county shall not eltceed in any year one-half or one percent of the assessed valuation for the preceding year

ru ry Con t ampEl3 An VlI 4(6 Elf Jan I 196 Io ~Iuoo Su C I OO~ Art VIH ~2G

Jo~j Ftfrill9 440 N Srarr Smw Flfs-o a ellIJlIII O CO lo All 4R723

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

~~~ Jodi Fetting

Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

AittpAcs Policy GIOlp Airsp $iIViClWl us )epCfIrren ul T(Qrspo~ltrlto-

8GO lndeperdenoe Avenue SW WtW1Irglo DC 7059

Federal Aviation AdrninStrotion

JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

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Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

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Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

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  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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ElBER OPTIC SUBSCRIPTION AGR EEMENI

This Fiber Optic Subscri ption Agreement (the Agreement) effecti ve as of date of installation and tum-up of services (the Effective DMC) sets fo rth the specific tenns and cond itions under which Air Advantage LLC a Michigan limited liability company (Air Advamage) sh ltlll supply the Services as defined below 10 (Customer

Name) Tuscola County - MI State Police Post located at (Street) 1485 Cleaver Rd (City) Caro MI (21raquo)487 23 the undersigned (C ustomer or you)

I Services Air Advantage will provide Customer commencing OIl the Effecti ve Date with fiber optic connectivit y by way of A ir Advan tage s fiber oplic network (the Services ) Customer agrees to pay for the Services as provided for below Air Advantage offers three levels of the Services (check one)

Scn icc Dcscriplion Spted Rate

0 Bandwidth subscription (pri vate line access to Up to __ Mbps Down internet best effon del ivery unl imited data) Up to __ Mbps Up

$ month- -

0 Dedicated access (dldicatcd private line access Mbps to intlmet unl imited dala)

$ I month - -

1Zl Private ltlCCCSS (privltltc poi nt-Io-po int or point 10 Mbps to mUlt i-poi nt betweeu on-nerwork locations)

$ 60 I month

One-tlme cost to Install s nd activate fib er at your location $ 150000

2 Tennination Continued use of Ihe Services by Customer conslitutes acceptance of this Agreement and any fu ture versions If you are dissatisfied with the SCJ]ccs or any rel ated terms conditions rules policies guidelines or practices your sale and exclusive remedy is to discontinue us ing th e Serv ices and to terminate your accoWlt The rem (the Service Tel1l1) shall begin on the Effecti ve Date and end as provided for as follows

a The parties may agree in writing to lenninate this Agrecmcnt nt any time b Air Advantage may term inate this Agreement at any time and for an y reason upon not less than

thirty (30) days written noti ce to Customer of its intention to tenninale c Air Adva ntage may tClnl inale this Agreement at any time with or without written notice to

Cllstomer upon an Event of Default d Customer may terminate this Agreement at uny time uftcr expiration o f Three (3) yea rs after the

EfTecli ve Dale c This Agreement shall be deemed terminated upon Customer and Air Advantages exec ution of an

agreement wherein Air Advantage provides services to Customer substantially similar to the Services

You will be responsible fo r any ou tstandi ng payments for the remainder of he term of your Agreement

If services are terminated YOll remain responsible fo r payment of alJ fees up to the conclus ion of your Service Term or if your service h ilS extended beyond the Service Term then fOT service through the conclusion of the momh do ring which service is tenninated Any tennilHui on of this Agreement shall not reli eve yo u from any amounts owing or other liabi lity accnling prior to the time that such termi nation becomes effecLive

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AirAdvantage Ir lhe eVC1 0 lennination Subscriber agrees 10 refilm an eqtiprent provided to SUb$C~lber by Air Advanlzg~ 1lt1 Air Advantage epcn request but in no event laterthan seven (30) dlaquoys o(tenlinaticn of Air Adva1ltage service The failure to do So obligates the Subsctibe to be responsible [or tile replacement costs ofal such eatlipment al

rerai price and to have Stbscribers accotml adjusted accordingly tOt all such amounts PLEASE BE- A WARE THAT IF YOU TERMINATE YOUR SERViCE ALL EXSIlG EMAILS MAYBE l()ST~

3 Equil~ Air Advantage vBl provide one Optical Nerwork Tenninal or other device or equipment poundIt the customer location for connecion to Air Advantage fiber optic nelwork (~he Nergtork Termination) The tc7vork TeTlloutioTl will )TOvide a1 Ethernet handoffjo allow con~ection to tbe Customers ~)erwork Uness otherwise agreed Af Adv~ltage shall not be responsible fOf conncctbg the Customers nenvork to Inc Network Tenninatio1 Check the box thaI applies

ESl gtlr Advantage wilt provide to Customer at ilo1idditioHal charge with all cqlipment (the Eqclpmcnt) used or required In Qfder for Customer to receive the Services SpectilcltgtlIy the equipment included will be

1) Optical Ketwork T elminal (ONT)

CUSLomer agrees to be responsible ~or any loss theft or damage of lhe Equipmert Cmtomer expressly disdairns allY ngl ttlc pe-pcttml right of use or any oher interest in or to the EquipmenL Althoug purs~)anl -0 the terms of Ihis Ageement Air Advant~ge grantS a revocable license to Customer to ltse the Eqtipment the Equpment shan continue to be the prcpcl1y of Air Advantage

L Cusmoer wm xovide all equipment used or recuired in order for Customer 10 receive the Services Air Advanlage will not be respcnsiblc (a) for any damage to or (b) to maintain Customers equipment

L Charnes to Customer) Account J during the $uvice Term Air Advantage provdes O$tomer with additional Dr replacement EquipuenL Or Customer makes changes to the Sendees so as to increase [he level of Services Cusmmers account will bc charged tor such Equipment or Service

5 harge~ and PaYlnenL Recurrng charges as specjfied U1 Paragraph I above shall be billed by AishyAdvatl1ge on a monthly basis in advance Monthly ReCUtTing Charge) and non~recurnng chl1tges shall be billed in lrmiddoteilrs CustoJJer shnll make oIl payments due herelrder within 11 days after the titHe ofAir Advantages invoee provided however that Air Advantage nay upon a fhilure OfCuslomer to establish cfcdittvortbiness in

sole discretion mciude in its firs invoice LO Custo-mer a deposil amount equai and tpplicable to the last monrhly charge due ror the Services In the even Alr Advontagc has agreed to accept prepa)111cnt from Customer (which It may do in 11S sole discretion btlt shall not be ooligltited) ard this Agreement is terminated prior to Lh~ period fer which Customer has prepaid Air Advantage sal retum the unused portion ofthc prepaymenl afer aH amounh owing Ai Advot1ge by eusorne- hfve been atisned

6 6~sitrnxrCnL Customer may not assign cncumber or transfer ils righls hereunder without the pior written appmval of All Advantage Customer may not trdusfer or assig1 the Equipmcn

7 Even ofDefaulc An Event ofDefault shall occur If (i) Customer fails to make -ilny payment rcentquiretl to made by it nnder this AgrccmcIt and any such failure remains uncorrected fOf five (5) business days after receipt of written noice of~uch failure Ihe clute such payment was due (ii) Customer fulls to prform or observe uny mtterial term or obligation ot1er than making payment contained 111 ~hs AgreemClt ard any sach failure mmuins uncolTectcd for forty~fivc (45) calendar days after receipt of a notice from the non-defaulting paty

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fA AirAdvontoge infonn ing [he defaulting party of such failme (iii) Custom er me of the Equipment or Services in a manner that is a Prohibited Use as set forth in Paragraph 9 below or (iv) a voluntary proceeding shall be commenced by or an involuntary proceeding shall be commenced agaillsl either party in any jurisdiction seeking liqu idalioll reorganization or ot her relief under any bankrup tcy or simi lar law which is not dism issed withm six ty (60) calendar days of filing either party shall make an assignment for tIle benefit of creditors or shall generally not agree 10 payor nOI be able to pay its debts as they become due THE PAR TIES EXPRESSLY AG REE THAT CUSTOMER S LOSS OF SIGNAL OR CUSTOMER S RECEIPT OF A SIGNAL SO POOR IT IS UNAVAIL~BLE (SERVICE OUTAGE) SHALL NOT CONSTITUTE A MATERIAL BREAC H OF THIS AGREEMENT BUT SHALL ONLY OBLIGATE AIR ADVANTAGE TO PROVIDE OUTAGE CREDITS AS SET FORTH HEREIN

8 Remedi es

a Upon the happeni ng of any Event ofDefau lt the non~defaulting party may in addition 10 any other rights it has according to law (1) suspend il performance under th is Agreement so lon g as such default remains uncorrected but only after providing w riucn notice of such slispension to the defa ultin g party or (2) te lm i naf~ this Agreement by providing wrinen nofice oftcrm ination to the dcfaultingpmty

b IfCusomer is the defaulting party Air Advantage may co llect rhe lotal charges due from Customer in add ition to te nninaling this AgreemeJlt

9 Prohibited Uses Customer shall not use hc Services or the Equipment in a manner that (collecti vely the Prohi bited Uses) (8) infringes on the intelleclual properly righrs o f allY th ird party or any rights ofpubJic ity or privflcy (b) violates ltlny law statute ordinance o r regu lation (inclUding without li mitation the laws and regulations governi ng exp0l1 control unfair competition and to discriminatio n or false advertising) (c) is defamatory trad e libelist unlawfull y threatening or un lawfully harassing (d) IS obscene pornographic or indecent (e) distribules any viruses trojan horses worms lime bombs canceJmiddotbots or o ther computer programming routines that are intended to damage delTimentall y in terfere with surreptitiously intercept or ex propriate any system data or personal information (0 disrupt s the nonnal use of the system for other customers including for example spawning dozens of processes consuming la rge amounts of memory or C PU cyc les for long peri ods of time attempting to access other customers account areas or conducting prerogative activ ities such as mass emailings whi ch may result in retali atory actions against Provider systems

10 Force Majeure Ai r Advantage shall not be liable for any fai lure of performance he reunder due to causes beyond its reasonable co ntrol including but not limited to acts of God fire explosion vandalism fiber optic cable cul s to nn or olher simi lar cata strophes any law order regu lation direction act ion o r request of the United States Govcm men t or of any o ther govenllT1CnI including state and local goverrunc01s having jllrisdiction over either of the parties or of any department agency conunission cOUlt bureau corporation or other instrumentality orany one or more sa id govemmellts or of any civil Or military auth ority national e merge11eies insulTeclions riols wars or strikes lockmiddotouls work stoppages or other la bor difficuhies

II SeDice Outages and Outage Credit In the event ofa Service Outage of more th an nin e (9) consecut ive hours in duration pursuant [ 0 the (eroll) aud condilioos conta ined in this Paragraph C ustomer shall be provided with credit equal to that portion of the Services affected for the period of such Service Outage (Outage Credits) An Outage Credit shall be calculated as fo llows

Outage Credit = (Hou~ of outage 9 hours) x ITota i Monthly Recurrin l Charge 720

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A Service Outage shall be measured in hours and fractional portions thereof A Service Outage shull be deemed to hnve (n) commenced upon notification by Customer to Air Advontage and (b) tennioltlted upon restoration of the Services as evidenced by appropriare network test s by Air AdvDntage and Air Advantages notification to Customer Customer may regnest an Outngc Cred it within 30 days of the Service Outage (M O~ltage Credit Request) Air Advantage shall not be required to provide Outage Credits for Service Outages more than 30 days from the date of an Outage Credit Re1l1est Outage Credits should appear on Customers bill for the ServIces within rwo (2) billing cycles after the Outage Credit has been approved by Air Advantage In no evenl shall Customel be enti tJed 10 or receive a cash refund as a result of a SIvice Ourage Outage Cr~difs shall be Customers sole aud excl usive remedy for Service OU lages Customer shall not be enrirlcd to Outage Cred its as a result of outages due [0 or caused by (i) the negligence or willful misconducl of the Customer or others authorized by Cuslomer including bUI not limited to Customers employees (ii) Customers uetworlt failure (iii) power fllilmc (Iv) during any period in which Air Advantage is not given access to the Customer premises if necessary to resolve an outage (v) during any period of unschedul ed emergency maintenance or repair scheduled maimenance alterati on or implemenlation and (vi) during any Force Majewe Event as defined Jlereill Air Advantage may withhold issuance orallY OUlage Credits due Customer und er this Agreement until any amounts past due by Customer have been paid in fu ll

12 Limitation ofliabilily IN NO EVENT SHALL AIR ADVANTAGpoundOR ANY OF ITS AFFILIATES BE LIABLE TO CUSTOMER FOR ANY LOSS OF PROFIT OR REVENUE OR FOR ANY INDIRECT CONSEQUENTIAL INCIDENT AL PUNITIVE OR SIMILAR OR ADDITIONAL DAMAG ES INCURRED OR SUFFERED AS A RESULT Of UNAVAILABILJTY OF SERVICE PERFORMANCE NONshyPERfORMANCE TERMINATION BREACH OR OTHER ACTION OR INACTION UNDER THIS AGREEMENT EVEN IF CUSTOMER ADVISES AIR ADVANTAGE OF TIlE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH LOSS OR DAMAGE IN NO EVENT SHALL AIR ADVANTAGE OR ANY OF ITS AFFILIATES BE LIABLE TO CUSTOMER OR TO ANY THIRD PARTY FOR ANY OUTAGE OR INCORRECT OR DEFECTIVE TRANSMISSIONS OR ANY DIRECT OR INDIRECT CONSEQUENCES THEREOF INCURRED OR SUFFERED WHILE USING THE AIR ADVANTAGE NETWORK

13 Disclaimer of All Warr80lies AJR ADVANTAGE HEREBY DrSCLAlMS ANY WARRANTIES EITHER EXPRESS lMPLlED ORAL OR WRlTIEN WITH RESPECT TO THE SERV ICES EQUIPMENT OR FAC ILITIES FURNISHED PURSUANT TO THIS SERVICE AGREEMENT INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE

4 Miscellaneous This Agreement and each provision hereof may be amended only by an instrument in writing signed by the parties hereto No failure or delay on the part of either pal1y in exercising any right hereunder and no course of dealing betw~en the parties shall operate as a waiver of any provis ion hereof In conjunclion wilh this Agreement each party shall at all times comply wi th all applicable federa l state and loca l slarules ordinances regulalions and orders of any commission or olher govermnenl body This Senice agreement shall be governed by the laws oflhe SHlie of Michigan All notices shall be in writing and sball be delivered by certified moil rerum receipt requested or any other deli very syslem which is capab le of providing proof of delivery AllY sucb notice shall be deem ed effective on the dale ofllcto) de li very All notices shall be ~ddressed as follows if to Air Advantage to Air Advantage LLC 465 N Frnnklin Frankenmuth MJ 48734 Ann Contract s D~partment and If to Customer to the Customers billing address This Agreement and exhibits atta ched hereto all of which are incorporated by reference comprise the complete and exclusive st~tement of the agreemen of the panies conceming the subject matter hereof and supersede all previmls latements representations and ltlgreem~nts concerning th e subject matter hereof This Agreement may be executed

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A AirAdvantage simulianeOlls]y in any number of counterpans each of which shall be deemed to be an original but all of which logether shaJI constitute one and the same instrument

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IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties bereto hnve signed tbeir na mes as of Ihis day and year first above

written

Air Advantage

Air Advanta ~e LLC

BY

Its President 1CEO

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Customel~gt

Tucola Count Michigan State Police

By

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Date

Please fi l out rh e following (Prill)

Billing Addressmiddot _ _____________

Billing Method - (Auto-Pay E-mailed or Mailed)

~ E-Illoilcd and mailed invoi cc~ may ha ve a handling fce

E-Mail Address ___ _ ___ _______

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M(CH IGA N MUN terrAL

RISK MANAGEMENT A UT HORITY

Tuscola County

Net Asset Distribution History

2006 Distribution $ 1780 2007 Distribution $ 6 168 2008 Distribution $ 22488 20 10 Distribution $ 18073 20 II Distribution $ 48 158 2012 Distribution $ 69969 20 13 Distributi on $ 23 880 20 14 Distribution $ 6 1354 2015 Distributi on $ 79500 2016 Distribution $ 35 885 2017 DislribUlion $ 30242 2018 Distribution $ 95735 20 19 Distribution $ 113097

Total $ 606330

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Clayette per OUf conversation here is the Bishop Airport application to be submitted to the Administrator I find these tees acceptable for the Structure Heights

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Clayette A Zechme lsler Chief Accountant Tuscola County 125 W lincoln Sl Suits 500 Cara MI 48723 zclaytuscOlacoufl tyO(g voice 989-672-3710 fax 989-672-4011

Visit us Online for County Servlces wwwtuscolacounryorg

CONfIOENTlALlTY NOTICE Th~ informJtion contained In this communicJtion induding IItrJcfments is privileged and conRdentilll It Is Intended only for the exdusive use of th~ IIddressee If the der of this mUSlgt is not thelnttlnded recipient you lire hereby notified that imy dissemination distribution or copying ofrhis communfeJItiOn s strictiy prohibited if you ha Ve received thIs communiclltlon In tlfTVr Pleastl notifY liS by t tlphoroe immediately

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BISHOP INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT HE IGHT ZONING PERMIT APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS

1 The following shall be submit ted to the Zon ing Administrator

A The Applicant shalt address a Jetter or generate an email hereinafter referred to as the perm it application) to the Zoning Administrator requesting a permit be issued under Joint Airport Zoning Board Ordinance No 98 -1 and addressed to the following

Zoning Admin istrator Bishop International Airport G-342S W Bristol Road Flint MI 48507 AnN Joseph Medici AAE E-Mail jmedlcibishopalrportorg

B The Applicant sha ll attach to the permit application all relevant inform ation (eg exact location height dates amp times contact information) including a Federal Aviation Administrations (FAAs) Determination of No Hazard to Air Navigation

2 Effective January 1 2016 the App licant shall include with the permit application a check or money order made payab le to the Bishop Internationa l Airport Authority This applicat ion fee is non-refundable Permil fees as indicated below are per permit

Structure Height (AGLl Application Fee Less than 50 $100 50 - 199 $150 200 - 499 $200 500 or greater $250

3 Upon receipt of the above information the Zon ing Administrator will either approve or deny the permit within fifteen (15) days Failure to provide the required information win result in a denial of the permit

4 In the event of denial the Applicant shall have 21 days to appea l the decision of the Zoning Administrator to t he Board of Appeals

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SARGENTS ROOM OSSKS 000 500000 500000 000 435942 64058 8719 304-971-018

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Forgot 10 add that the added poSition is the same that we talked about to the commissioners at our last meeting about the whole budget change and the lease

The poSition is 20-25 hours $10-12 per hour to start Paid lor by the grant The overall budget does rOt change this was an adjustment that ellmmaled certain things (inCluding overtime lor prisoner Iransport to meel me) The staffing number will Change by I but the budget will actually be less Some 01 the money lor the actual office setup came from Ihal same Z9k thai was sellor overtime So the FICA elc wonl be needed iolhal Shelly and I talked about the money par1 of this and I was actually was budgeling a totat cost altha employee at somewhere tess Ihat $17 per hour That was all In and IS included in my adjustments

l ei me know il you have any questions

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Department of Licens ing and Regulatory Affai rs

Mich igan Indigent Defense Comm ission Request for Contract Adjustment

1 Name and Address of Gra ntee 2 Funding UniteS) 3 Grant Number 4 GranUC ontraCI Period 20 19-41 From_01f1201 9 To_03l3112019=-rCo l shy

5 Requested AdJ us lmenl ( ) Compliance Plan Modification ( ) Personnel Change (X) Budgel Re iSion ( ) Contract Extension

6 Requested Effective Date 7 Explanation of Requested Revision Provide justification for the requested reviSion and attach additional documents or pages if necessary

See Attached Previously submitted for approval 8 Budget Revision Reques t

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Partnering with you to deliver value-driven solutions

A Planned Service Agreement with Johnson Controls provides you with a customized service strategy designed around the needs of your facility Our approach features a combination of scheduled predictive and preventative maintenance services that focus on your goals

As your building technology services partner Johnson Controls delivers an unmatched service experience delivered by factory-trained highly skilled technicians who optimize operations of the buildings we Nark Vllith creating productive and safe environments for the people within

By integrating our service expertise with innovative processes and technologies our value-driven planned service solutions deliver sustainable results minimize equipment downtime and maximize occupant comfort

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JOHNSON CONTROLS PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED FOR COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

Executive Summary

PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL FOR COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

Dear Mike Miller

We value and appreciate your interest in Johnson Controls as a service provider for your building systems and are pleased to provide a value-driven maintenance solution for your facility The enclosed proposal ouUines the Planned Service Agreement we have developed on your facility

Details are included in the Planned Service Agreement summary (SChedule A) but highlights are as follows

bull In this proposal Ne are offering a service agreement for 2 Years starting 0810112019 and ending 07312021

bull The agreement price for first year is $1302000 see Schedule A Supplemental Plice and Payment Terms for pricing in subsequent years

bull The equipment options and number of visits being provided for each piece of equipment are described in Schedule A Equipmentlisl

As a manufacturer of both mechanical and controls systems Johnson Controls has the expertise and resources to provide proper maintenance and repair services for your facility

Again thank you for your interest in Johnson Controls and we look forward to becoming your building technology sarvices partner

Please contact me if you have any questions

Sincerely

William Rasco Service Manager (866) 635-1392

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Benefits of Planned Service A Planned Service Agreement with Johnson Controls will allow you to optimize your buildings facility performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a value-driven solution thai fits your specific goals delivered wilh the attention of a local service company backed by the resources of a global organization 5 VALUfS 9_--_- shyWi th this Planned Service Agreement Johnson -- shy

Controls can help you achieve the following five objectives

1 Identify Energy Savings Opportunities Since HVAC equipment accounts for a major portion of a buildings energy usage keeping your system performing at optimum levels may lead to a significant reduction in energy costs

2 Reduce future Repair Costs Routine maintenance may maximize the life of your equipment and may reduce equipment breakdowns

3 Extend Asset Life Through proactive faclory-recommended maintenance the life of your HVAC assets may be extended maximizing Ihe relum on your investment

4 Ensure Productive Environments Whether creating a comfortable place where employees can be productive or controlling a space to meet specialized needs maintenance can help you achieve an optimal environment for the work Ihalls being accomplished

5 Promote Environmental Health and Safety When proper indoor conditions and plant requirements are maintained business outcomes may be improved by minimizing sick leave reducing aCCidents minimizIng greenhouse gas emissions and managing refrigerant requirements

All of the services we perform on your equipment afe aligned with -The 5 Values of Planned Maintenance and our technicIans understand how the work they perform can help you accomplish your business objectives

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Personalized Account Management A Planned Service Agreement also provK1es you with the support of an entire team that knows your site and can closely work with you on budget planning and asset management Your local Johnson Controls accounl management team can help guide planned replacement energy relrofits and olher building improvement projects Youll have peace of mind that an entire learn of skilled professionals vlill be looking out for what is best for your facility and budget

A Culture of Safety Johnson Controls technicians take safety seriously and personally and integrate it into everything they do All of our technicians participate in regular and thorough safety training Because of their personal commitment we are a leader In the HVAC service Industry for workplace safety performance This means that you do not have to worry about us when we are Q1 your site

Commitment to Customer Satisfaction Throughout the term of your Planned Service Agreement we will periodically survey you and use your feedback to continue 0 make improvements to our service processes and products Our goal is to deliver the most consistent and complete service experience possible To meet this goal weve developed and implemented standards and procedures to ensure you receive the ultimate service experience - every time

Energy amp Sustainability A more sustainable world one building at a time - Johnson Controls is a company that started more than 125 years ago with a product that reduced energy use in buildings Weve been saving energy for customers ever since Today Johnson Controls is a global leader in creating smart environments whers people IIe INOfk and play helping to create a more comfortable safe and sustainable world

The Value of Integrity Johnson Controls has a long proud history of integrity We do what we say we will do and stand behind our commitments Our good reputation builds trust and loyalty In recognition for our commitment to ethics across our global operatIons we are honored to be named one of the Worlds Most Ethical Companies by Ethisphere Institute a leading think tank dedicated to business ethics and corporate social responsibility In addition Corporate Responsibility Magazine recognizes Johnson Controls as one of the top companies in its annual 100 Best Corporate Citizens list

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Service Plan Methodology As part of Ihe delivery of this Planned SeNiee Agreement Johnson Conlrols will dedicate a local customer service agent responsible for having a clear understanding of the agreement scope and your faCility procedures and protocols

A high-level overview around our service delivery process is outlined below including SCheduling emergency service on-sile paperwork communication and performing repairs outside of the agreement scope

Scheduling Preventative maintenance service will be SCheduled using our automated service management system In advance of the scheduled service visit our technician is sent a noUce of service 10 a smartphone Once the technician acknowledges the requesl you customer service agent witt call or a-mall your on-site contacl to let you know the start date and type of service scheduled

The technician checks in wears personal protective equipment perfonns the lask(s) as assigned checks oul with you and asks for a screen capture signature on the smartphone device A work order is then e-mailed faxed or printed for your records

Emergency Services Emergency service can be provided 7 days a week 24 hours a day 365 days a year During normal business hours emergency service will be coordinated by the customer service agent After hours weekends and holidays the emergency service number transfers to the Johnson Conlrols after-hours call center and on-calt technicians are dispatched as needed

Johnson Controls is committed to dispatching a technician within hours of receiving your call through the service line A work order is e-malled faxed or printed for your records Depending on the terms of your agreement you may incur charges for after hour services

Communication A detailed communication plan will be provided to you so you know how often we will provide information to you regarding your Planned Service Agreement The communication plan will also provide you w ith your main contacls at Johnson Controls

Approval Process for Non-Covered Items Johnson Controls will adhere 10 your procurement process No work will be performed outside 01 the agreement scope without prior approval Johnson Controls will work with you closely to ensure your procurement process is followed before any non-covered Item work is started

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Summary of Services and Options

Comprehensive and Operational Inspections During comprehensive and operational inspections Johnson Conlrols w ill perform routine checks oltha equIpment for common issues caused by normal wear and tear on the equipment Additionallests can be run to confirm the equipments pertormance

Routine maintenance such as lubrication cleaning and lightening connections can be performed depending on the type of equipment being serviced Routine maintenance is one of the keys to the five values of maintenance -It can help identify energy saving opportunities reduce futUre repair costs extend asset life ensure productive environments and promote health and safety

Combustion Analysis

Combustion analysis and subsequent adjustments are critical to efficient boiler operation Boiler fuel whether natural gas or oil must burn in the proper combination of fuel and air (oxygen) Poor combustion can create soot deposits on the tubes impairing heat transfer Incomplete combustion can also lead to the potential formation of CO (carbon monoxide) an odorless gas that can harm occupants In the mechanlcat room andlor building Johnson Controts technicians will analyze the flue gas to determine If optimal fuellair ratios are present

Operational VisltlControls System Verification Based on our exper1ise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance and calibrations on the equipment controller for your mechanfcal equipment The inspection includes the following tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel

bull Review of alarms points which are offline out of service and overridden points

bull l ocal baclltup of controller program

Advantages Provides proactive Identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments identify energy efficiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

Operational VisitSupervisory Controls System Verification Based on our expertise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance on the supervisory controllers and servers in your Metasys system The inspection includes the follOoving tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel and cleaning as needed bull Review of alarms points which are offli ne out of SeNtce and overridden points bull l ocal backups of controllers objects and server repoSitories bull Review security database and ensure default passwords are Changed

Advantages Provides proactive identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments Identify energy effICiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

TowerfBasin Cleaning During operation a cooling tower becomes a natural repOSitory for wind-blown debris This debris has a tendency to collect In the towers sumpbasin Johnson COI1trols technicians will clean the lower and basin 10 prevent blockage and pOlenllal damage to critical system

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components This service does not include chemicallreatment required to control or eliminate biohazards such as Legionella unless chemical water trealment services have been added as a separate option

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Summary Thank you for considering Johnson Controls as your building technology services panner The following agreemenl document Includes all the details surrounding your Planned Service Agreement

With planned service from Johnson Controls youll get a value-driven solution that can help optimize your building controls and equipment performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a solution that fits your specific goalS delivered with the attention of a local seNice company backed by the resources of a global organization

We ll be your building technology services partner

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Planned Service Agreement

Cuslomer Name COUNTY OF TUSCOLA Address 440 N STATE S1 CAROMI48723-1555 Proposal Dale 061112019 Eslimale 1-135LX3G9

IScope of Service

Johnson ContrOls Inc r Jcq and the Cuamplomer (colledively the -Parties) agree Preventative MaintenslCe SelVlces as defined in Schedule A r Services) will be provided by JCI aihe Customers facitily This Planned Service Agreement the Equipment U s Supplementat Price and Payment Tefms Terms and CondJUons and Schedule5 attached hereto and incorporated by this reference as if sellor1h funy herein (ColecUvely the Agreement) cover the rights and obligations of both the Customer and JCt

Extended Service Options for Premium Coverage

If Premium Coverage is selected on-sile repair services to the equipment will be provided as specified in this Agreemenl for the equipmenllisted in Ihe attached Equipment Us

IEquipment List

Only the equipment listed in the Equipment Lisl will be covered as part of this Agreement Any changes to the Equipment Lisl must be agreed upon in writing by both Parties

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ThIs Agreement takes effect 0fI 0810112019 and will continue until 0713112021 (Originaj Term) The Agreement will aUlomalicatty renew on a year-Io-year basis after the Onglnal Teon ends unless Ihe Customer Of JCI gives the other writte n notice il does not wam to renew The nolice must be delivered al least (45) days prior 10 the end of the Original Term or of any renewal period The Orignal Term and any renewal periods are sometimes collect ively referred to in this Agreement as the Term Renewal price adjustments are discussed in the Terms and Conditions

IRefrigerant Charges

Refrigerant is nOllncluded under this Agreemenl and wilt be billed separately to the Customer by JCt

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IPrice and Payment Terms

The lolal Contract Price for JCIs Services duringlhe 1st year of the Original Term is $1302000 This amount will be paid to JCI in Annual Installments Pricing for each subsequent year of a mul1iyear Original term Is sel forth in the Supplemental Price end Paymenl Terms All payments will be due and payable within 30 days of Ihe invoice date and SUCh IImely payment by Customer shall be a condition precedenl 10 JCIs obligation to perform lis Services A penalty of one and a half percent (15) of the amount due per month shall accrue for payments received after the payment due date Renewal price adjustments are set looh in the Terms and Conditions

Invotoes wil be senllo the following lOcation

TUSCOLA COUNTY COURTHOUSE 125 W LINCOLN ST CAROMI48723

o In lieu of paper Invoices senllO the location above invoices should be emelled 10 the following email address

This proposal Is valJd for thirty days from the proposal date

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Supplemental Price amp Payment Terms (Applies to MultimiddotYear Contracts Only)

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4 CONNlCTIO SERVICES If Cu$(lmN I 1 ConfItCad sNlu on v C~td EQlJi~nl ~I tnee Iully dtsOlbed In k hedle A (usto Iy be cqulreltllc Mow KI to InI11 o w iIdj olt roftwil~ to e~ (omluII Qn th (U ltom middot C_td Qulpnt ( Gillilyttev~I In OfllftJO lCl lOdcllYlt (oftKt~ S-Icu on lhe c-acr CQVlpfntL (m0flll ihall pOYIdt I slaquouffllIl_t~_ncnlo 0 allo f_~~ ~a Ic lhe Gaf_~ Oev(C Inoltck 10 fmolcyc(61 - Store ~nd I~nd oj1t Ot me rgtU0M 01 ~(II ScrvIt )(1 will nal ltlSC Cltmtgte(t~ Sf)(e to ~tnOle l~ OP~I or lth es to CUltOmc 1 qtJIpm~nL The GII~ ~t I~n emaln Jell POgtfrty and JCI I Vupon ~unablt rKltKC ove ~ ItfIy time JC1 ~ no ny wn~MY 0 BillI llIln 101M CoMt(led ~ervIlaquoJ

5 R~MOTE MONITORING SERVICES OR REMon OPERAnNG SpoundtViCU If RemOt~ Monllorlne Seflllltn o lemole OPftJ~ ~lceJ ae pgtfOgticlld CUOtnCf fees 10 furnbh lei wll~ IIgtI of the n 111t oddlt e maUl~delbullM pJIO~ ~mlgtelaquo ofU penon lhOtlltd 10 be tcntlatll by 0lt be blt 10 OonUCl lhe IIOC tO ftJ1 ~rm sl)et)flr 11_ UPOR talOn thltC PPOIHI~ I bullbulltlor(y1f JO SeJltlccs lncfuOe tmtrl MOltlo(lfin SffVlcH wilh Open ltId (IDmiddot Cuno 100 it Itt Inh h J(I wllh CUllOtrgte$ (IiII1v alld hold _Int rod cfltWiI

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JOHItSON CONTROL~ PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED -OR COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

~thedltJIt$ CVlo mer 3iQC to mlllli arid upd~le l~ tillillill wilh altcult InlOI ffIIl on CUltlDmelt fu(~ bullbullbulle t 10 n01l1y ICI of loU~ (ha nampe IS loon II pOIIbllt lelIIOC Is fIOI -spobif 10 li nd new ootIlICUnumbltm H I~ (onl~CU 0lt1 lit all 11m Mot be reached ma um of t~laquo ~ct It Iowed for I ny Ilmot oil dy If noM 01 Itos ltolltCIS un be ucd tlltn ncIMII C11I()I I~ ROC lIl t rspOlU~e 10 d_ts ( UIO- ill repoMIbie 101 ~00 I I ltOlll 100 ~ Wn lom Customer ffW 0 po~ lmety updates 101 ~nv or th COIltKi lrIotmll lonsubmhlod 10 Ihe ROC

5 CUSTOMER SlRVIC INfOflMUON PORTAL ( mom may be ~ble 10 uUIle ICf CUgtlomelt SeltvIu nlo IIIIIOO PO(il dl1ne Ihe It1ftI 01 1119 H-tnent pu rsu~nl 10 the I~tn ppllcable Term 0 1 UI~ IIteemenl

B 0U1 OF SCOPE SERVlCE5 If dul1nC enyServict Vit KI delrc111 defect in any of Cuotomet t qulpmtnllhtIgt IIO t Covered EQOip~nt undq IhlJ Afltement (In Oul of Seoplt Dof~otmiddotlKI Y lbut lhall have MobIifation 10) fIOlity Cu~ 01 sud Out 01 Sltltraquo- oftct II Culttonw ele(ts 101 JeIIO ep Jgtoth Oul 01 Sca~ ~fce 01 il Jet olMrwiH pMOims Sentieel 0 pr~ _Ieltias Pln_ Ot tqIlpment outside Ihe fCDpe oIlhe StIWlca collenM-ly CuI 01 Scope SeMen- Cullom sltll dlreQ 10 10 01 eh Oul 01 ~ Stnokn IrI wtItlflamp ~nII CUltOIM wu PlY 10lt rn Out or ScOPe SeMltoH ~IIO IIlIndyend lees o hou1y fa II he reultil IgtOlite 01 n Out 01 Sltgpe ~ect Customer ~Ieltts not to etIa~ K I lO RPlIr well Ou l Df~oIect CuSlomer II deffnd nil Indemnify let from IIId Iirlsl lllflndft Ionesdlmos dJ lml COltsnd expenses Ifisl dlrectlyOf Indirf(loul 01 wchOuI oIScopl Delect Any Oul ol Swpe SeMcC ~rlonned by 10 II 1M direction 01 CultOmer PUflv nt 10 Ihis

Seciion IJIIII be lJbI~IIO lhe le ms oIlhlJ eement

C IXClUSIONS Ct Skfl llgtd wrrnty obHIltclll epreuly egtltdud

) the fllMr or ~IMIII 01 cluctwort ~Inp bIneu Iliumfar supporU t_ lilllttsbIHgtIotdltOtIIr and ~neumu( pIf)Inamp Iltd ~l shu afII pipI 1lO11IOIItv tPIlaquot-d 01 malrgtUitJKI on scMdulod balitNI-1InI 01 01 0 pIic plplnt

(b) daoosal 01 hlloudoul_IIK ocfpf H olhtlWbe Pfesslt ptOIfided heln)

(c) clblrl lCllng 01 ehikr ~OIIdef4er WIlt tems d Oilier coltnPltgtlnts fOi blDlald$ such II but nOI Wmlllaquod 10 leamplone~ Unlesl ewt)lltilly slaquolloflll In IhotKopt 01 teN(ts betwe-tn tIM PII Unlen eoplick ty provld for within me scope 01 SfMcd thl iJ Oul of Scope StNkt$M til CultomltfS egtdult-e r ponllbWty 10 mkt ~Hlnt_ts lot wch oervktl with proYide oilgte lhan JO Me-ntlons 01 chll~ tube lelnlnamp condttuer oltnlnc coolnl l_cleanlnamp Of boiler tubt nrc IrI I ny KOpe or It only I~WQfk 10 remow nomlll bullthp 01 dIbriI ~d sctle lube brush cltltllrlamp prfuurt _hln obullbullcld IIuIhlrlJ ReIre 10 well cit doe fIOIlrldlldlti chItInQI cleanl dIsInffltlJo~ g ~ _I IHlmern r~lrN 10 ellminale (ontrOl 01 dSirllect IIIhst bIDtrd$ such IS bul 1gt01 IimIIfO to Leckgtnelllt

dl suwl 1Utltorles 01 items nov comed dIrMI the use of COOterCd (ltIgt~ such flbbons w illgt and ~Mlt

Ie) I~ furnllhlnpound of ~teNli and suppiles lor P4inlln Of rttlnlsllint equllmen

(I) I~ rePiit 01 e~cmenl 01 wIe In ~onduM bud bIetrlnsmlsslo Mnel g the ~ II flOl otgtrmly epllted 0 m~lntId gn I l ohedultd bJl II

(II) rel)laetmenl 01 obsolele paru Ind

(h) d 01 fny Idndlnrllldln bul not Ilmlld 10 ~ C ltlOlt1II Ir1jltJ V dutll opetty mit ~rd 1M ~om of 111 0 i( fliultitIC from

bull Iue mllase Ittlons Idjunme nts ill~U tombiNtlons rnoolfklllorn 0 repoalrJ 10 CO-etCd pound4I1pmen1 nOI ~rf01mtd ptovlaed 0 i9J1fowd Inwlt~ by ICI

bull eluEp ment nOI c~ed by IIIIs tg eement o-r II~CIvntflUi mad e to (ovl td lqulpmenl

bull I CIS 0 omlsslonl 01 the Cullom Iudl but not Ike d 10 1iHi fi ll of lhe (ulOme 10 fulflI lhe 0m ObUtlonl IrId Commllts to Jete) dulbed In ~ctlon f Oll Ms rttt OpefatOl erro CUltOmtTmiddot IIW I 10 (Onduel tgtffltfll~ lnllni n I isulU~ fom CU ltomerl prellous denlll of 10 ItClSS to the C_ed Equipment uld Cullomers f~IIye 10 knp the Sill (lein 1M Iitt 01 dull 111 01 ollie IAniclef a debris ~ sucll CDndilionslre prously txpressJv Itknowledled by JO 11I _1t1flamp

bull siltgt- eliled Ind tlWlromtenl1 rolldillolU IntludJnc but flOl ~mlted 10 POIIfI tllvrs Oll(ul i loni in eleclliul cufTMi (or -~t $UCI) 00 biQhlltdS Wth u but fIOI ~rnlled 10 Lelonc lllo IlIoclIled wilh COnd_l wllI (0011 lower systems ad subcompo~n l Iylleml

D ~AYMNT DIJUGAl1DN

CulIIme Ihal Ply 1M lcts wtl du1n KCOfdlIltt wIIh Int PIYfJItIII It ml prald td lor In lhe llIeemeI Such PIIymtnl II cond~1oP pc~tdnl to 10 ablellon 0 perlam StMcu under 1M e-emtnt In lu v lillny pvchlle o d elllKllo lhi eeme-nl bullbull nd ~~hstancl Ul4le 10 Iht tom theltein Cuslomtr tkAOWledIIOO ftel thlt IofIdU JO IrwoIces 10 an meum _teIhln $15000 lhall be ~Id a nlt wire t~fe check Of money order If IhII rume-n11s rertoedlCttl1 ovide (tmametwlth IlOlite olillyIdjUllmtnlS In the ConllKl Prict appfltlblt 10 Mff_1I period no r Ihn IOflYmiddotfWtjS)dltIys 11lt10lt 10 tIgtt totNMnoemcnl oll~illenewit 1Dcl UnonlOAlaquo In_theetmt at lelll hfTyI30) dIys prior 10 Iht 11( of fuch bullbull~I peiodIN ICfJusled price IIIbull bull bctlht prlre 10 ~ Itn il perlod

E WARftArffiES

JO warrants IIJ $Ic wUI te provided In ood ~d orkmDnllkt mlnner for 90 dyI Irom the elite of Se k ti I Jel eltc ives rlnen nollt e 01 a

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I r PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

bf Ch of Ihi warranty Pl io to the e nd o f this flinty jlnod Jel III -perlOm any no~-tonlor~~ S ~Nilt~ e t no addl11on~1 (~ r8e hhl~ a ltonvn 1y tU5QMble Itm~ of I~ nOIIIllt llon

Jet 1gt lhoit eqvlpmfnl mnuIanued o I~dd bgtj 10 (ilofl fnc 11IiI1 It Irom dellaquou in mIII~ 1 and k hlp 1 lnlam normlluutelOI I period of90dS 1110 1ngtl11J o fumih bullbull pleOI 01 CQulpmenl utl(k tNs Alemen ilnd lhat eQulpmenl Ii cov~red brl nty fom m tnktunr ot~ INn CI 10 wf l llnSI~1 the benefits cl th lt m-nufgtltlue(J waranty it any to Custome and 11 amy lemediebull ~ n clu1III 101 lhal equipment AI ttnJj)OItlkwI (hoi tnwred In _ lion wi(h Ihr wrinty 101 eCllOpmeol1 IftdO 1~1s nol _wd undshythis AeerntnllNtl be bDn~ byCuJIO b eept as poided heern II Jel oltelves in nOlice 01 I ~ ee~ 01 I~b ~rmty PIlot to t~ end 01 tllh rruy pelod JCI will ttPlIr o eplate (n )(1 OPtio nl Ih e delMliv~ equl pmenl

Tllele _nl do II(It IJttend 10 tty ~ltW 01 eltlul~n lhal have bfton rnllUied bull bull Ite ed Or repared byC1I0 CI O IlIItd INfl iel Ihoul 1M supelVi1on 01 nd 110lt lltn Ippt(lvll olIO o WJCI ~t num~ or ranty d tul W bwn rmowd or alured AJ replaccd parts Ct equrgtnMn1 h1 become JCI pro~rty Thb ~rtntv is 1101 lu~b~ W~ nty J~ ~ be provldfd dulnn ncrmal bUllneu hOUlI IXCludll hoII(Ivs The r-dti I fonh hilrtln shltl be to(II~ nd eoltclU1ive medywltllCltlrdllo ny wlfrt nty ( 1lm under thlgt AallefMtlt Anv uit huN _lIIe rrltltv mun be lItauhl no III mn orgtamp II) ~a ftlr lile txPtloon ollhr pplicllble ffanty ~Iod Thlgt IIm(ttUon Is In IItu cr Iny olhe IPPrlublf mlult or 1Imh~1I01 CUSTOM~R FURTHfR ACKHOWLIDGU oVoID AGREfJ THAT THUt WARIUJffifS Aif ICIS SOU WAlIRANTlES ANDTOTHf MAXIMUM [)(TENT PpoundftMrrrEO UNDERAPPUCABLE LAW ARE IN U[U Of All OTMER WAftRANTlES pound)(pRpound$S OFlIMPUED INClUDINGtIT NOT lIMITED TO TlfOSf OF MERCHAHTA8IUTY AND FITNESS fOR A PlRTICI)LAR ftJRPOH

f CUSTOMEROIIUGATIONS AND COMMITMENTS TO ICI

1 Cuc~ wtt~l lt M ~ JCIr) WOOmIIlion (Onnltnlne conoilion of lhe CovtfeO Eqv ~ment TI Cvstom agnfS nd ~ntl

lhll 6tin 11Ie Tffm of IhI AItirnenl Cu crne will 11 oprr1 the Cevtttd [ol~menl ~codin8 10 th~ mnulanu~1 atldor CI co ~nduonl

01 up ~lt I~ I rgtd CUtten work Ic Ind motion boutt~e Co~erfd EQltrlpmenl crommended bt th e nufCuH ~Mor J(I

DJ 1I00Ii(k a n MlIQU 1e on_ 101Covw E4Uipm t ~ ftltommended by Ihr nufw1u~ Ntdor K~ Includili but 01 limited 10 dequal~ electllc~1 pOw~ ie IU~ lit COIGitionnt1Id ~umldltycontro

(4) oo ri ly JCI lovn~ile1y 01 ~ nv CowCd Equlpm~ nl mllunCtion Iliu kdown o other condllion ~fleclltg Ihe oper11on of tht Cowrt d f qulpfltf1

(5) prOjf ICI It~ nl arct1l 10 lis Pem isegt a nd Cevelti Equ~nl 1 ~H UJonIbIe tId nEU1IJf lmn for IIgte perforttIfICt olt~ e 5elVicu

(6) alo JCI 10 ~~ iod SlOP ~ erodialy hm off or otherwlle C~IIle c temponrily lupend eqvlpmenl Of)eratioru oc Ihll)(1 an perform Ihe ~le-aui~ uoder ~ AceemcIII

(]I M af)dlable ~Iovtd t JlIo~e oondc-n~ coollfll t_r 1raquoiIr wa ter lUlrnenl lor IN proper function (II Co_ed E Ilmc-nld prot ect a~lnll ~ nV elonm~nllllssu~ a nd IOllae of biohulld lueh 3$ but not IIm~ e d to leclonell

(III un iIlId jIIoperl itl and Itl~ Itttr u1on 11 lm t_ tUh nlpoundhl or II uth cfNr Ie Custo hili clo~ the PWllfl

(9 O~I1n I M~n Jke nc jIrnilgt ~qulred lor ~d DoloV I~ tlelt u~lecI ~ h theServlu

(lOI noullrJC I immedi ately 01 fly cmed ~deauacv~ 01 1~Iur r cl th t Co 1 Equlpmenl 01 othr condl lon ffenlna the optallen 01 Ihe Cored hulpmenl

(II) fumlVlny nelteu 110 C ~ I na ~~101 olflle$ 1$ peme (111 poperty maintain pall se Mlte Ind utt I~e 101111 operalion olny olh property sYStem Qqulpmenl or dtYlte o (usto m or 0111 to wtkh the Covered [Qpment mav De ilUacled or eCMK led In UCordinct wi1h mltlnuaclur~bullbulleornmend~tlcnt InlUr lfle elme ou1ltenll c the lequlemeltIU o lny Ie o6l i bu u ~encv 01 ocllttIIO~1u hiviC ll6iction thteol

131 IIOIt~mpet IVTt ~ ~ker Id)u l ~ dllturb I~ ~mQve Of ol~erwle Int~l1t~ with any Coveed poundIpmenl (locltKUn ampny relll~ 10l1wllftl ind 001 permk th r ~e 10 be done ~nd

(14) raltt lrom UU1nC lalie mina erob lfse K I 10 i Iln~ Pf~lty 01 I~ 1)1 by 01 IUed at~I1 JO by Iy OIlf1Imeltola mu fielpll I~ncy II elull lhereol

2 CUW~ftI~ u1ltnowledtna undend~ ~I unleS dl fea l~llor blQhl bullbullltdl uch leIOiIen11l topliGi tlyltKludm ttl I~ C JO b proYIdfr1t h gtCuomerlpo I~UI~ Ie pI ltgtvde j lK~ It~ nl Corner~mowIedcu lhlits fitC 10m~ ht tobla~ wlU elilgtte KI 01 any elpontbliity lor~ny Co~ed Equipment bC~kdown 0lt I ny ntC~UiY air o rrFgtlourneot I any Cover ~d Equlpme-nt II CUSICme brehes ItY 01 the t obllltlons KI N aye lhe Ilhl upon Mlen notice to Cullrgtmif to smpend Ilt Seovas unl~ C~tme cua udgt blttadl In a lldliJon ( SI_ rhaC be npornblt lOt f2YInt 0 etmbrfll10 10 inyCOlU Iuodt~ wilh ltoIftUW k uued IJ JUII 01 to( bnil(11 11~Ggte cbl iCltion bull

G INSURANC Clgt$lomllt t11lOfU11Ie 101 oUinin ilt inwran~ (ovtltsectte ~Nt (ull_ be Is nfelillY 10 proUCWIO Cuam propelttY and penol

In 0 on the Ptnlstl Includlnt co-eraJt 10lt ptllon1Inj u tKI propelY dftliilf~ ttlE PAYMENTS CUSTOMER MAICU UNDER tttlSAGRUMENT AAf

NOl ftELATED TDtttE VAlUE OF ttt[ PREMISES CUSTOMERS PROP[RTY OR POSSEnION5 ORTHE PER50N5 OCCUPYING OR AT ANYTIME PRESENT

IH OJ ON TNE fIIEMllU BUT RA1MEII ARE trUrn ON 1M COSt Of THE MnM MID lllE SERIIl(U AHD lAlE INTO CONSIDEJIAOON nn PROHCTION AFFORD EO TO 10 UNOER TtffS AGJIHMlNY CUtOngtC -by elee 10 ~ any Ilatoly 10 nv IVttII or condllion (ustlty (o~c cd bycom~dllIbIHtv iu t1nce (utomc und~oI nd lha l ncltlcr he Se~ rQr the Co~ered Equlllmfnl ~rr dtiI d 10 ~du(r bul nc

el1m te certl ln u13 1(1 doe nat tvrntv I~t nel th lgtt SeIViCI1 I1ltlr Cov~red [liulpm~t i ~ pievcflt Qerwn(ll InulY un~t~orzed entnotgtCe1 or

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JOHNSOt 0 fRe 5 PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL REPREO FDF COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

H INOlMNITV

JCllnd CII~tomel 11It11 full Indemnify he ollgttl Plrty Illd Iu officers bulltffltS dilectOrsbullM tmpioyffl 1Om I ny ~ndn dlmlle p tOIlS and exptllln (clud ~lonJble utOlne-s leest illne OUt of third Pirly dllml demtlndi or lukllor bodily Injury (In(ludl dath) Of cia gc 10 tana1bie pcptny 10 lhe lCIt Irisin OUI 0 Ihe IItCIIamp~e or tnclnllonel mlscOfldutt 0 Ihe Indemnlfyl party Of lIS crnplovlef Of _filli CUSlomer expra tliihl ICI Jtlan be r~bIe 10In)Jry iWnbullbullbull bull 01 ~I only to the IICIttIt uund dlrlaquoly by IC1 nel~MI o Inllntl_ mliConduCi Thl obllJtJonl 01 JCllnd Ctome und Ihllltlt1ion ~ funhtf wbIKI to lealoml tid J ~

I LlMlTAnON OF UAllUTI NEITHER 10 HOR CUSTOMER WILL BE R[5PONSIBlE TO TH OTHER FOR ANY SPECIAl INOIRECT PUNITIVE OR CONSlQUENTlAI DAMAGES (INCLUDiNG BIIT NOT lIMITEO TO LOST PROFITS OR LOll OF BUSNlSS) JCJS TOTAL UAIIUJ TO CUSTOMER FOR DAMAGES R[5ULTlNG JROM AN( CAUSE WHAnOMR SHALL BE UMIT(D TO $2SQDOO IN NO EV(HT SHALl 101 INDEMNifiCATION OBllGATJOH [)(UD TIlE AMOUNTS ALO TO JO UNDER THIS AGIllEMENT OR THE AMOUNT OF INSURANCE IllQUIMD B THIS AGREEMENT WHICHpoundItIl IS GAUnlt CUSTOMUI UNDERSTANDS TltAT)CJ 15 HOT AN INSUIIER RpoundGARJ)tNG THE WORKOIlTIlE SERVICpound$ 0 SHAll HOT BE IIESPON5IBH fOR ANY DAMAGE 011 LOSS nAT MAYflUU~T FIIOM FIliI SAFElYOR SECURITY EQUPMpoundNTTHATfAILS TO PEAFORM PROPERLY 011 FAILS TO PIIMr( A CASUAL all LOSS

J FORa MAlfURE

KIWtLL NOT Bf RfSPON511Ll fOR DAMAGE LOSj INJURV 011 elLA CAUSEDY CONOrtIONS TMAl AAI BFYONDTKE IllASONAlU CCImIOl AHD

WITHOUT THlltnpoundHTlONAlMISOOHOUClOR NlGtlGpoundItCE Of 10 SUCH amomOHSlflCWD[ 80T ARE HOT UMmo TO (AI ACnOf GOO (6)

Am Of GOVtllNM[NT AGpoundNQpoundS Ie) SllIlKl5 (0) LABOR OISPIITpoundS) (f) FIRE If) OPlOSIONS OR CASUAlneuros (G) floIfS (H) VANDAUSM II)

RIOTS 011 WAR IJ)TpoundRROIUSM ANe III UNAVAUBILITYOF PARTS MATpoundRJALS OR SUPPUES

It RUOUJT10N OF DISPUTES 11 3 0l5pu1l rIs~ und~ tIIk _nl tile lelllgtall prom1 ~~ Incod IlIh lbesoIvt well dllputll by ~tIM In1Ie -t dsJ)UU II UIU~ 0 be vcWed eltha- pony whaw the tch IrIltble ltbiI~don by iIinC with lhe AmeltIcn ArbItIoltI oUodallon ~ no olllerlcttlClIon IaI bftn prevlouJly filed upon ftliol 01 the Ifbitnon till AAA Ihllhlw Ihe eOlCIu~W jurlsdlCllon _ the OlspUte Tlluibull11 party mty decide 10 f~e n (Ilon In coun of romDftenl jurbdirtlonl f til (oun f~m II Ihe flntlec1 proctdln flied tIIll tourt Iha have lur~dlaioo ove lhe ~JlUle to the aclulion 0101 rbltrltlon AtbiUlllon Ihln be toooucted In il(cordince wilh the lWn CUrrtnl tbhflllon rules of the IgtnItrlan Artgtilntlon MllaquoilIIon ~OIM wtlitllllon seMel mlJlIatty ampJ1Hd 10 by 1M IoIlt11n ArbIlratlon musl be (~1Ild Ihtll Ibty (60) dayt afw tn oputt submitted 10 artHlllon unlen the j)IoItlH mll I1y et ot~ The ~cI~ed by tn ~alorwi 1M f_land ~I liAlted by 1M bltLmDf may be Int~ed In XUlrcllnce with IppIiQbIe I_In any (oun h-il (ornpe1em jurisdiction jMltty po_llire III 1M 3Ibtrtttlcn or COUrt poem IhII If entilled lOn _d 01 Its rulflMble COIoU In(IudinI 1USOfIIbInomeyJ leu Incurred IS rtwlt 01 tile Oipute CUSTOMER MUST BRlNG ANY CLAIM AGAINST 10 WITHiN ONE (1) YEAR m ER THE ClAIM AROSE If CUSTOMER OOIS NOT CUSTDMR WlU HAVE IRRtvOCASlY WAIVED Irs RIGHT TO SUE 10 ANDOR INSTITUTe OTHER PROCEEOINGS AND ICI SHALL HAVE NO LlA81UTt TO CUSTOMER fOR SUOi CLMM TIME IS Of THE ESSENCE AELATM TO CUSTOMH PUISUING ANf SUCH ClAIM floIE PItOVtSIONS Of TKS AGREEMENT WHICH APLY TO AN (AIMHALl REMAIN IN HFECT EVEN AFTER THE AGREfMtNT IS TfRMNATto 10 AND CtmOMER EACH WANt THEIR RlGIfT 10 A rull

shyl TERMINATION

1 Remote Monnorln $eMCIIS and R~mOte ()pe~lln ScsvIca ma~ be imrntdlitely Clnceled by ellher party il Jels Remote OperIiQn Cenler (onne(lln res Of mOflltorlrlllSlem5l~ cle5trovtd by or ather ClIllopht Of wilt Ihf PlemilllS re sa bS damtBed Ih 1 11 Is IrnpftetaI IO conlinuf StnoIces

2 ellhe INIrty fib 10 perform any 01 Its obIirlon UM hIs Ieem~nl I~t otll jraquony wi prOIII~ -men IOIkt LheeollO lhe )lilly

1I1~ed 10 JHo In dmult Should Ine party alted 10 be Ifl defull 111 to espond I it or like action 10 cvre tIM II~IltI def within 1111 (lOt (lall 01 ~celvln IV lneo notlu the lOti ~rty may le(mlnlle Ihk rument by PIOllldlll ~ten nOl1(1 01 IIJII lermllliU lo n

3 UPQI1 IltIrrIinoUm 01 h ltfeeme~ le r anv rNson aJICmef 1hd PltiY IQ 10 I II UflGitputed _nu 0Wflj IlIrwah Ihe dallt of IIIUOII ~hIn thl (30) cI~ luth lermnl ion (ulier hIIllso prflVlde Jej Utlth RMlIlabe aa 10 the islS tD rem~ IIIe Gflew OtWe ~n~hVfllher JO pro~y ncltoun~tJI Int~on fl~ 0lt iiIlt IIlfIV ~lIlem1S ppUuble Cull 111111be liable fOlt al Iffl COlli and IICPfIfl mil Jet mv Il(u in ltootlKion th I enlOIOlmenl 01 hll tIlIl indlldina wilhoullimatlcln nlIo ble nom lees eltgtnKtton aency lees nil Olin COIoI

4 II he A~re~tot Is for mulljytar telm t~her jMrty nwy termiNle lilt Aeflaquomerll after dI ronl fu ~a of SaMlaquo by I lilt OInr pI no Ie-laquo thIn 10middot1 (151 ~VJ nit oolk laquoNlded h_ th~ (us OfIIted PREMIUM (OVEIlAGE CusIOlttltgtlt Y mlltUle ~~I ontv upon 10$ WIitt~ ~

M ASBESTOS MOlD BIOAHAZARDS AND HALUOOUS MATERtAlS

H~zardoul Mltfrills munl tfrlal ~ wb$llnct hal tIelher by Its N~ or ute II now Of hft defed Of fCula~ hdoubull 1 dOUloUbsltnoUl pc 1 o tOllllmlnlnl vodeIIV 1oG~ 111 01 leclclta l lowbullfCulallon 01 rdinlOtlCll bullbulllalre to or cklfIlUkIamp pUblic and ~ 1l1li and uletytId prateCIIon oj the IMonmen or which iI toIc explosive COfaUvt flammable radloKlhot orclnoCflIk or OIhenoriI haarcloui Of which iI or CfIfI1n1 _oItum psoline died Iud Inother pc1~um hvoilOClrbon produCl or poIYhlori~ bIphtI Hatardoui Matttllls ltlHdllGaltoeluMl makl leulmiddotbaid ptintl bIohIlrdS SIIdIIS but ftOlink~ to 1fCiofIeCl IntI HlIeJtcs-conao1n1nc mwials rACM1 Neither (ulomer nor lCi dlrlll lo or Illkeneel 10undnmiddotakedlren Obllnlolll r~I~li~ (11M klcnllOClllcln Ibuemenl dUnp control ~mo~1 or dlltpoltal o ACM

10 wlB be 1$IgtOtIIbIe 10lt moI 0 cI oos 01 ayen~roous ~Ierl_ls Ihll I ul In provldl lht StMt-es n O H bullbullf(Ioul MaIHllb1 and t~ I fmldllifIn ollllY Iell jlnd by he eI1e of 1(111lt1 MertatI For lit HI~ MltMils Iha may be olteselttl Itgt lacM~h

Johnson ~lcC 2019iQhn$on Cotro~ Inc ControlsComeJ Canfodenllal 00 nr)I COP) (pIIy~ocaIy eectrorcny or n an OIhel mea) Ylnout It ~I~ nnen ptlJJTJ5~ 01 ~C~oIs Inc PagE 38 011

middot PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL t- COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rNomiddotC1 HudOOJ Meritmiddotf (uuome shgt1IIUpply JCI wht 1 iflrornallo~ iflil pm bullbull~1on lt~lllni 10 lilp pre~nlt of lilllrltlOU$ M~ c-rret ij

th ~ilt eJ~nn ~v ff~(1 10 pelt1orm bull e 01 Ih~ s i(~ II Illhft Cnomelt or 10 gtKom ltt 01 ltgtlt UUlfCU U~ I)esellltt 01 Nonmiddoto(l HIIIISo M~ le1$ tIIl Iy ItgtItrlre llh Cr ServIltpoundl II I~U ImmtdllltIy $lOP I~ SoetYl(l Itgt rile I ffffiecl ru ~nd noilly the o thw ~n As btt-en (unome Ind MI Cuu_ hoo_be rtlpor1ible 01 IIISoho n~n ~ e -d diopoinr 01 Honmiddotla Hndou Mele 1$ fom lu rdMIebullbullnd for Ih (medlllion olny reu ImpaetCd by he ret bull bull e of he Hon-CI HUlrdou Mlltrl I~d mul ptwidc ~ cer1lliUlle 01 a balm~nl ~cfore J(I will be obll~lled 10 ~rlorm 0 cnl~ue lIS S~Mco unln 10 ~d letu knowloedae Ihll NonmiddotCI HIardou M~I(II~ were pren nd eted In dl$tfpr d of I~I ~e In wli(h tne 1lJ 1lt1 -11 be (pon lbllil lu ole ~ Othe etMOltlon 0 nmiddot orn Impmed by IlJ leltl~ of 1Idgt Hibullbulldon MlttIIbullbull00111) ( lOme hon In lOponibII II lu ole e~e for the _olI 01 HIbullbullrdous Male 1s INri ~ no bHII r~ieued and fe reie~e~ not nultlnc from Cl1 PtriormallCt ef tilt Serulces CuomN ~hlI ~I~nd ~nd InclomoJlot JO ~Calnl 1 Iol-ifl (o sU damUC I e~~nlel vd claJms ~rnamp 01 lu fa ure 10 (omply with Ihll Sccllcn M

N CUSTOMER DAlA

Cnlomt da la obtillned flom lie SetWltcs II owned by alld 111amp11 btlolt o Cunomer 10 I~ IUIOI illO UI Cl410mellb 10 prcMde Sentlce (lome bcept a lonh IItrlln lei wilt 101 disclose Ie any IhllI Otlty ~ny 1rlISivIltN81 (~nom dlI~ acquled hrouh pelt10IWIIIa 01 Ihe Sttvices Mthout Cul lomer (OnSenl (unomer ilB~e Ihal Jel nd 11 ubleIIrle affillnlnd epproved Ihild ~rty COII111OI5 and de-elopers may collecl nd lJ~e CUllome dll for Iny eaon 10 as ny ee l ule 0I1t1e clall on I dt middotklfn11itd bSII Iha dot nOI p~rsonaMy I~ntily Cullomer or anvlndivd Cuilomelt Igttgteby ~nlJ)O a petu WilcIWkIelfrtvOCable royah lru8unO U modi+ m1PU~Ibull bull WOIoeltIse and 1011

0etMt~wo b frOtnuch dala J(III ~IIM rlClIl$lOlI Inr~ 10_ rbl tJlIltflllll nd produnl C~led as I ew of uerlomnce ofSeMlts

O JCIS INlHLECTUAI PROPERl

10 WM IKtJI d riCh ~ lgtcIltgtltfest 11 yl) woltk orovided 10 Cuslomel IfgttIudlnl ohooI l ilmltiltiOfl ill ~e ~U and objeet cod dorumtnll1ior1 tKllnic Inhwon or dlla 1plaquolflCa1onlnd del bull ltes Impr~mellU 01 mOClllQlooruo 10 r~II1Hmiddot~ and (bJ I(now-How (defined below) e~ b 1(1 In bull (I~eron 01 lhe ~bltt 0 periolfTlfnt ollh Slt~ whth ~n_n 10 1(1 ror 10 Of diVtlom or tiICgyeiI Or ~uire-d In conneCllon with I perormrltt of II obn ioos under lhl ~greemenl Ownership Of eM Oelwblf ~nd KnowHow Ihd veil 00001y In ICJ nld flO Oe~ver~~bullbull1IaII be de~med middotworks mide fo r hlf bull Withoul UtIamp Ihe lenerilily 01 th e fortlal vfSNp 01 ai sool(e nllIS ~ (Ie (Olme of ptriOfnlInamp the le1Vkei I~I reMain the elOCIuIiIIt PlIJIIIlt1V 01 10 FltK purpoltl 01 ihllt AaJr-cmerr middot~nowmiddotHO mean a knohow )jot e It(hnIQ~s (Q ~U mllhoclolocln loobbullbull~Iy i(ll ~pprOKIgtG dltibu~ Odell and dt1m dllcoveriU ad ld~ililnW1ed produCAd by dhelc~d or uelt t)y 1(11 he CfUlon IIlt plovilJcn 01 the o-t~f1b1eI or In the Iltroltnance 01 tho Sltrvkt1 i nel Iny chanee ImplovemenJ or modlfiuHon tlgtereto or deivatlv Ihe reof

P OI6IT lpoundRMS

Any licMM 10 ltgtlt ~h( to ~laquopoundl1 JO IOfWlIrt produW inc dIIlti l e r Cloud tu Dyfth-lMd ulkr till Irelfflflfl b prellldild on 1- telt

corldklons for the iPllllebje loflwr~ groduct Of dlcll or cloud trvlce lei forth btll1wwwJgtgtmQI(QroluQmtgtulk Cleull4itl~I SU(h

aptgtlblt oftw~re podu nd (jjIIIIlervlltes lermsr lncopO ~d by rcferetl(e hcreln

Q Mi~LlAHrOlJS PROVISIONS

1 AW nor l~bullbullequlred IC be amp1vfIfI1bullbullnrundfi hili ~e ifI wrllnt Inc ~11I)e (OtIl(Ieca prcper ~iwn If (II chlMrred In Jlt IOt (b) tlll vi the Unlled 51lei POI~I stvIlte pel1se orepald ftlIlIred 0 tertlfld Mill rflun fclOl requCled (cJ ifni by o~ernlJht del~rv scNiCe ( fidEgt UPS) 01 (dln bvfClIrn~~ ~ m~1I or olnelt el~wonlC mt~nd confimed by (~cslmll e relum mlll or ele~hone

2 TIUs CfNnltnt _ nor be led byCunomoe wtllIc 1(1 k wrgtlIell (0ltgtSe 1(I IN ~ III -eM 10 1amplJr lh eltlnbull bull o_ ethn~erJon firm 0 (OltpOrllon wltheut Cul1omer~ conscm 0(10111 abo lIve 1M Ith Itsor cI1stretlon 10ubconuaa ny ponlon 01 IDe Servl(e TII$ ~retmenllnues 0 he ben~fot of Ind Is appllc ble tc ~ny aS1inees or SUbltOnl etor~ ef telbullnd II blndlnt upon Customer wllh Plaquo110 nld Il-SlttD or ltubculag rs wilh Ite f~e nd tllecl3 n bInltls (uIOme loJel

411 any plcviion of 1M femen Is fgulld t W IMaloC ~ tbullbull1 or unenforceable in ~ny elOtet Ihe lIdlly lealOty ~nd enforcelbillt Ollhe rem~lIinlpltosooru cellUinil htfetll hill flO( In t V wy be Ifeuelt Of irnj)3IleltIthNeOv

S TlIII laquoeemenlI lhe enUre (onl et bltwcM 1(1 nd CU1l0mt1 and ~st~1 ~ny pltlcr or ~ 1 undcfSllndll _itt IIIltIU ~ ro~oII or Olher ommuni(llionl b tween the partIe

ampmiddot(111 dltnowIodllli ~nd ~ bull IIgt IIY jhHdl l c ord~ lucd by Cuilomc In cunllKlon h lhigt laquo~enl iSlnlend only 1D ellMliiSh lnymenllllhof1ry fOl Cr5lont r Inltrn~lluou~I purptllH nd nol be conide1( to be ~ unto llcr Imltfld n1 modlfQtion o OIher IcvlslonlO lhe lenTIl 01111 AtrHment No tem or condition I dud or rfenced In CUIO middot pUdaSll ordl will h~oe ant fOlte elfet and Ih~e ( flU and condillon shall (MUOI (utomr1 ICtcraquoi1ICe of ny SefVicellllJH ltOnltllu lt in I~pncc of these lerm ~nd rolldnions An prO(IOl fo tltkjllo~1 or d~lefe rli ferm~llgtt In CuSlomtrs J)Uf(hue orde-r Cr ny otll elt dOtumenl Inill expresl ~ccP1ed IfI wrlIlIZ by ICI hCfeby objKted 10 nd telaquotCd

711 1I1t( at n~ (hfnlel 10 (uuomero ~tlnl or 0~r3110~f Of I lPlk oOle eEulaIon II ltode u~ bull Of ulW~y t~Ilebullbull I~il mD Iltldy ffeet J(rl peremlnt~ of the S~rvi(eJ or 111 pt1tlrltl ~fel 10 IhU h the ~ht 10 an eQ~IUbl and l~proprlle djuumenl 10 Ihe cope Ie and othe-f llcned Ie 011111 Ag reemenl

Johnson ~p(gt 21)19 Johnson Conll ol1 CU~lome-f Confgtdent Controls 00 -0 eopV 1ptyslQllly eleGl ro~gtCIly OlIn any oiher mft) hou Ihe eXJlress wn llen oerrn$$IOn 01 Joinroon CQntro ~ Irtlt Pag 3e of 42

JOHNSQfJ COtHROlS PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED r 11i COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

ADorNDUM TO PSA TERMS AND CONOITIONS OR MONITORING OF INTRUSION fiRE AND OTHER WpoundTY SYSTEMS

If ~te MOnilOfin StMces bull bull pIktly III(ludtS Ittnol~ lire ~ml 1I~oritl gtlaquov1tv 11111 mooilorint or video monitor ifl lht $COpe 01 wol1lt O (11110 d es tile Aareemenl II hereby madifie1lncl mended to Indude the termlnd prollllioru ollhls Addendu 10 tile PSA 10 Monhorinc 01 InlWolI r lf Mid Sfety So$term (Ihe AI(eNjum QplIlred Irms thaI Ie nol de1if1ed titeln lhirll h~ the melni cJven 10 diem In the lIIlement In Ih _11 of conhicl between the t~rTIltId (omIllions of this Addendum arid those ~inl ln the 111_ the tems (ondttklfls oIlbis Aoddtlldllm st pi~I~

1 kmote MoMorln of AIm SI~nI$ If ICI receiYo an elMfltnCV Itrm Ilen111 Jel Floc Jel IhIoII eeworlo nolhylhe IPJfOprille po~ Or fire deplnfII or other eme1enty panR QG ~iJurlldictlonnd Jel hl tndeVOI 10 IIOtiIyCuIlOmPf or tlsdellllllled repruenlnlve by eltmoll urltss instfU(1e-ltt 10 do OlheAlt by Cllomer In whilll ndot Nltd on l~ndlfd operalln picaduttlfo Ih ROC lCi uJ)OII feeeipi 01 bull lIOnmiddot emeree llenll from lilt Iremll sh ncltlvor 10 nOI11y Citomer ~feMltlve pursUlnl to Cu llemer1 _inen Instructions k faullin to QltmoU or Ie nOlllatlon Cunome ICknowlldlt5 1-111 the sllNIs Irlrumlttld from lhe Iremes will be monltoid In mOllltorlnl ftty not 0~111td by x~ lhe peSOIIIIeIIn _h monltom fldllltf lit nollh I~u 01 10 nor dots KJ IoU I rupDnsibillry Ielt tilt _ tIkh 1Kh Inb w montloed o lhe ttlPOfll( to $udlI1

2 ltemOI Monltotlfll kNkes Irkntllfmote MonllorltlJ SeNlf$ 1M be plaquolded by KJ If lhe ACftrM1II includes dIle 101 wth St~ 11

wm SeMce Is pchtitd 1lt1I nltOI~ mIIf 01 Ilirm 10 lhe Premies and lhe InIIlllchlre Is bIosed on the porcln( iCOq( 10 by lhe Jgt3lttiel wbjea 10 the lerms llId (ondiliolls 01 tills Addendum tie numtIMohllrms produced I I thl1ueloes beyond the COnuXt~ numblaquo of alarml In month (utome wiM tie blWon oleage lea

CommunOllonl Mdbo 0110( acknowlld Iht monkOlinl 01 COIlfelt Equipment requires nnsmlSllon 01 Ilgn~1s 0-1 $urlldad lelephone Iinellndo the Int_I1Id th Ihese moOeI of IIIJllmlslion ltmoV be Inl~rupled ctrofIIYltInled orcompromilrd In whkh cn IIC llMnal ClIO be Insmitttd trom the Pemius 10 thtr nIOfgtileinl fad~ty CUllomt ndenlnd Itltlle II~ lhe noonIOIn latllHy 10 be Willi 01 $lOch tonditlon bull dditlonal or 11tf~ II prol~1on toIIO be inllilled $udI line ItcIity devicn1 (Ullomtr COIllnd epensencr 10 Irlnsmluon Itlephone Ii only Cuslom- etnowtlldl_ II is _ IhIt h _urlty deW _lillie Ind nlnl UpirWy ldenllfied In Sthtdule A bull (qulprnent l ist lin dednrcf to purdlnl well 0tvkI~ Crntomtlt IIlth xkroowIedItllhlt Ulth ddltlonil pClt11on Is not 1rbIe Jot Inltrntl lrlMtOlln1on un6tr thl AIeemtnl

4 flwjUnnccemrry nns StfIlu csls At IOs OP1lOnltllddllIDIIII IN mIy be dwpd lot any m Of unlfQlOSiry SIM Vuil uused Of n=~led bV cUOJftllf 111 ildclklon Cuitomeuhlfl be Illy re$llOflSlb~ncr II1Of1 for fines petllltItsIISISlmInts l3gtes f~ o MH I~ by ~ 10vemmelQ bOCIy lell1lho~ tommolOlctrlloll 01 ~I UlltImiulon COlllptny1l1he rnlllt Ilny Iltie larm Ind ~hin rtlmtgtiwl Kl lor any tom -cUffed by IClln conMCIicll IIgtItewth Cunomer wi opera Ihe l)II toIIeluly ~ ID 1ooId CMOllne fau llimu hIM lIrmi an be ClVled by I _tIM or olher forces ~ he cOIIlrof 01 10 II n ~ number 01 flle Ilium lit cltetved by KJ In MIdllicfl to Y othebull lIb1e (tmedlll 1 111)1e to Jel ICI m v lerminll Ihis amprttmenl Ind discontiny t ny Service(snd leek to cover dmllts If In bullbullent Is dlipolChtd by I _mtnlll l ulhorlty or Olh Iibullbull 10 pond 10 a II~ Ilirm where lh CUIIDme o Iny olher Piny IIIi InlentlonallV xddenoly or rraquolilenlIyKl~led lhe Iam I lInl~ CullonW kaD be Itlportllble lor and PIYnv and1I lell lcrjor fonu lIuled with fUPlaquol 10 lhe fls lImsnd PlY 10 JCJIht Iddltiooal clllrJcs Mid (OIl1lncufftd by It fom I fl lslIlm If lilt CIIIIO_r $11_ M$ 1IXIllHllbie dtvIu Customer IUlIgtorIlti ICI 10 ~I Ille Iemin to tv Ill the ludible device r JO I eqlleued 01 ordltltd ID do lO bltf l_r_II~ lIhbors Dr I~ fist and Cullonle will PlY JOlts standard servIc ct tllule lor Kh well visit PoIIcIIIndes tiIU rePlir of svn1 whlth CIOUS lue diugtoldla _ lobi_ IIlIlngln lhe equljllll6nl nt(esAY f 10 to wpptr the StMces nd euslOmllt wM fWf 1 COlU of JudI malntelaflct At IeUI IIOIIthly CUMO-wi IIISI the V$ltm protea deulces and send lell I 10 the ROC 10 I n monltorin laquoII1Imtn1 I 8WldIIfIct wlthlnswctlons from JO o the Roc CoI_r IIHi to lest lhe monltorlllamp IV$tttnS inc1tIltIinI ttsti anv ultruonlc mlctowwtlnfrared CampPlCliInce or other electronic ~l_nt prior lofle end of tlCh monlhnd will ImmedlJtetv rfllOlllO JCl if the equipment fafls to respend to ttll I wltom IhIoI mike Iny nlaquoIIUry rIj)IIs 1ltOO fttl clP of notice IS Ii rulonlllly prnkll CuWgtmer ~n al an tlmes be oltlv rponslbllt If)lt mainlilninamp Iny Iprln~~r vlem In cod wortInc oflier Ind provide Mfeqlllf hell to lilt PIfI

5 RemQII Monilorinamp Df VIdo MonltoiIl Srvices Oul~ Ih Term JCIl sol lcr only obfilllkln mine fom the In~~11oo of Video MMtorlnC ~Mc In Sctvkt oIfrnf 1hall be 10 monitor thl dlamplIlli 1l KlullIy IKlvtd by JO II tI flOC fom mnn Ollhe VIdeo $oo$lem afld pon receipi 01 a dlllllrillCnllndicU lhirt In fam cOndlticn )lists 10 crravcbullbull as ptlmnltd by II 10 lIol~y lhe police or olh munklplllulhoity deemed approprlale In KJs bsokn dilafllon IndIO well pellOllS Customer 1111 deslampMted In lIlne 10JO 10 rectlvoe nolineiQn cf IlICh IlIrm tondition II WI forth huein HD llarm 1nstI1ti00n ffPIl bullbull tnIInltnall(l or rd IgtOJUeI will be1OVItIed urocSer IhIi Video MDnl~ optlcnJO m~ oul DfIor nollce 10 CUIIDmtlt in _10_lcIbII ~or iltlurtnu _ultur~bullbull II(t d ls(OfIIIne 1Id Dr ltand iii ~ policies and protedurtL

bull Inc~lon nd rDndonlon oIlte VIdeo MonIln shaUbe pt~~d by KJ Wthis AI_nt Iclude$ I cha lOt IIIdro Mkorin~ Se we If ucll Voo MOIIltorln Stltva 11 purthi1e-d IIde(I MOIIlto111lI S~II will Decln when the Video SVSlern II Inlblled and opelltonalbullbullnd when Ih nlltesHry communletllorll COMIKlion Is CQmplcHed NO obIililiOIl lor the provision 01 tI1l~ VidllO Monitorln SeMa w1I laquogtIIInt1l lbest tlQllirmenllm ~

b CstQ lqvlllmut Customtr shall obIalnlllu DWfI CMtnd fgtltPtn~ () thIqulpmenl netenry 10(OrlllKllo 10110( Ind (b) wtutev~ IKtmlnlon permits o tice nHS lIwrl be 0ItUSA fom1 penonl ~111gtDtI1Ie ulltity bull bull nd lIlY ot tilted lervico plt0iId~ In co_aion wIIh Ih ~lYI(el n vIdIo 11 to be IISfd boor 1111 Customer Ii inlltlgtcltod 10 poduct Ad Imrnll video I~a (Ih VIdeo System Imj oillcPemlsti 10 IhltOC Ithe VitIeo System fCl mers no torn~ wJrratIVor fPISnotlon 11 1 Mto NSr will _ate IS ln1enclecf Conto Iulttller IJreoII 11111 notwithillndi V rule o 1IlttIct~tron by tel In dec Svst Ind Video SVSI I~ 10 ihIII ~ no tiPOMIblIity or obIiamplllorocltgt ItCnliO CusIO lhe~ SVlIm 0V other CUlla IIQVI~I

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TOWNSHIP OF WORTH Sanilac County MicbigaD 6903 S Lakeshore Rd Lexington Michigan 48450

Telephone (810) 359-8852 Fax (810) 359-7027 F-mail CleTkworthmlorg

PhUlp EssenmacheT sup~JenDifer Staoyer Clerk Jenuifer Woodruff Treasurer Jack Wylie Trustee Walter Badgerow Trustee

RESOlUTION 16-7-20-1

RESOLUTION TO ALLOW WORTH TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF DETROIT EDISON TO OPT ltlUT OF THE SMART METER PROGRAM

Whereas Detrott Edison Company has begun the process of Installing within the boundaries of Worth Township digItal advanced meter infrastructure to be referred 10 in this resolution as smart meters I and

Whereas many township residents have expressed concerns about the Installation of sm art meters on their

homes to Worth Township officials and to the Worth Township Board and

Whereas these residents and Township Board members have expressed concern about the alleged Intrusion

into their respective energy usage attributed to smart meters and

Whereas many residential customers of Detroit Edison Company are concerned that emissions from smart meters may be attributed to serious health problems including but not limited to physiological neurological pulmonary vascular and sensory and

Whereas Michigan House 8i114916 was written to address the above mentioned concerns regarding smart meters and has been forwarded to the Committee on Energy Policy

Now therefore be it resolved that the Township of Worth SanIlac County supports the ability of OTE Energy customers to retain their current analog meters and to opt out of the smart meter program fortheir homes without being subject to financial penalties and additional monthly charges

Now therefore be It further resolved that the Worth Township Board of Trustees strongly encourages State Representative Chairman Aric Nesbitt of the Committee on Energy Policy the Michigan Public Service Commission Attorney General Bill Schuette State Senator Phil Pavlov and State Representative Paul Muxlow to take all regulatory procedures needed to investigate alJthe aforementioned InformatJon and concerns for the health safety and welfare of our cItizens and Inhabitants

Board Adoption

This Resolution shall become effective on the date of Its adoption by the Worth Township Board

RESOLVED this O dayof j~ 010lw

ATIEST AS TO ADOPTION BY THE WORTH TOWNSHIP BOARD

$0 Resolved

Date 07- 2 D- b

Supervisor Philip G Essenmacher

~ Oerk Jennifer Stanyer

Motion to Adopt made by Board Member ~Yl)) Second by Board Member lAhxJtttff

Nay AbsentAye

Philip Essenmacher Supervisor

Jennifer Stanyer Clerk

Jennifer Woodruff Treasurer

Jack Wylie Trustee

Walter Badgerow Trustee

I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and complete copy of a resolution adopted by the Township Board

of Worth County of Sanilac Michigan at a Budget Meeting held onj~ 00 f OIQlli and that said meeting was given pursuant to ad In full compliance with the Open Meetl Act being PA 267 of 1976 and that the minutes of said meeting were kept and have been made available as required by said Act

Jennifer $tanyer - Clerk

Village of Reese Resolution No 13-14-01

A RESOLUTION ADDRESSING SMART METERS IN THE VILLAGE OF REESE

WHEREAS the teon Smart Meter often refers to an eleCOidty meter but it also may mean a device measuring natural gas or water consumption and

WHEREAS many communities across the country have joined forces to prohibit smart meters from being Installed locally mostly upon the notice ofhigher energy bills (Cost) illness (Health)forced installation ofmeter(lnvasion into Home) Privacyissues(4th Amendment right to Reasonable Expectation of Privacy) Safety and Liability and

WHEREAS on March 4 2013 the Planning Commission for the Village of Reese passed Resolution No 2013~02 that recommended that the Village Council consider takingjormal action to notify and ban allfuture use aSmart Meters within the VillQJe ofReese and

WHEREAS the Village Council believes that additional information relating to the use of smart meters 1n the Village of Reese needs to be compiled prior to making a definitive deCision with respect to banning the use ofthe devices NOW

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that at a regularly scheduled meeting of the Reese Village Counal being held on May 13 2013 ) a quorum being present a motion was made by KEAST and second by FIELBRANDT to place a moratorium on the use of ~smartmeterswithin the village limits for a period of six (6) months so that the Planning Commission can continue studying the matter AND

BE iT FURTHER RESOLVED tbatthe copies of this resolution be mailed to aD utility companies who provide electric gas and water services to the VIllage of Reese

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CITY OF BROWN CITY A Progressive Industrial and Agricultural Community

4205 Main Street Post Office Box 99 Brown Cily Michigan 48416()099 Phone (810) 346middot2325 Fax (810)3463802 el11lil brownctygrealtllIkesne

CITY OF BROWN CITY Resolution Number 16-04

A RESOLUTION TO THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION EXPRESSING THE BROWN CITY COUNCILS CONCERN WITH THE

INSTALLATION OF DTE ENERGY SMART METERS AND A REQUEST TO EXPLORE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY EFFECTS

WHEREAS OTE Energy has begunlhe installation ofnew mele to CU$lomers in Michigan ThumtNlleA oommunities~ replacing existing meters with srcaUed Smart meters that is electric meters which viH broadcast information to the utility company using radio frequencies and

WHEREAS DTE Energy has indicaled thaI il will at some point begin installotion of Smart mete in the City of Brown City and

WHEREAS Smart mel provide benefit 10 utilities by allowing remole meter reading by among other things eiiminating the need for someone to go onto each utility customers property to read a meter and possibly offering residents lower electric rates at non~peak times and

WHEREAS a significant number ofpeople including residents or the Cil) of Brown City have expressed heir roucems 10 this Council hom potential health effects ofthe Smart melers as well tIS other concerns regarding lheir universal deployment in the City and

WHEREAS although the City COlmcil is inforoted that it is without jurisdiction to directly regulate Smart meters exclusive jurisdiction over them residing with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) the City Council believes it is appropriate to assist its citizens in obtaining consideration of their issues by requesting careful review thereof by tbe MPSC

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROWN CITY that

I The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perform a careful analysis fbe potential health and safety effilltts which may result from the univernal installation of Smart meters for electric and gas utilities

2 The MPSC is further requested to consider delaying the deployment of Smart mete pending a conclusion by the MPSC following coreful study lJd review that such met are safe and will have neither short-term nOr tong~term negative consequences to the health of the citizens of the City of Brown city and the State of Michigan generally

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3 The MPSC is asked to carefully examine other concerns regarding tbe deployment of Smart meters as may be sllbmilled 10 them by Tcside nls of the City of Brown Cily and lhe Stale of Michigan so as to insu re that all aspects or the issues are considered before final dctennination is mnde with respect 10 such deplo)111enl

4 The MPSC is funher asked to consider requi ring public lllilit ies to allow customers with appropriate medica l docwnellHll ion of their ind ividualized risks to opt out of SmOtrl me ter installation at their homes

5 The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perfoml a ca reful analysis ofrhe potential privacy issues regard ing available and fut ure SOlan meter technology

6 All resol Ulions inconsistent with [he foregoing resolut ion be and the same h~reby an repealed to the c-tent of such inconsi stency

The fo regoing Resolul ion was ofJered on May 9 20J 6 by Councilmember William Nailers and seconded by Counci l member Dan Loulzenhiser There folloed a Ro ll Call VOle with four (4) Councilmembers present eM Jacobson -alSlnl eM Louzenhiser-yes eM Mclvorycs eM Milkr-yes eM Parks-absent eM Wal(~rsmiddotyes

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A QUORUM BFING PRESENT - MOTION DECLARED CARRIED

I Juonii a M Smilh (ily Clerk o(the City or Brown Cit) hereby cen iry thallhe foregoing is tru and complelc copy orn resolutiOlllldoplcd by rhe Cily Counc il o r th~ government ofrhc City of Brown City County orSonilac Sl3te of Michigan al a regular mecting hcld on May 9 2016 and thai said m~etin ~ was conducted M d public notice of sa id mecling WaS given pursuam to and in fuJI compliance with Ih Oren Meelings Act bein Ac t 267 Public ActS o( Michigan 1976 and thaI the mimlles of ~a id meeting Wlfe kepi nnd ill be U f have been made available as requ ired by said Act

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RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THEAlIIUrv OF Clrv IEStDENTS AND PROnIffY OWNERS TO EUlCITO OPTmiddotOUT OF RECEMNG

ADVANCED UTilITY MmRS (SMART METElISl

The followIng preamble and resolution were offered by Coundlmember ~1 i t hoe J ~rL_~ and SlIpp-orted bV Councflmemher ~~__k Ll pa n __~

WHEREAS OTE Energy SVIARl meters (SMART rn~ters) are 0lltidern electrIc metirs which end elect(ic meter readings dutomatlcaty bv using a radio frequency nehvorK rather than 11 uarlitronal on-site ~te( reading method lind

WHEREAS DTt fnargys actively Installing SMART meters throughout southeastern Mlchigan And has recently moaJfed 11

latter to the City of caro pemin1na to the ability of City residents to opt-our of f(Celving a SMART meter and

WHEREAS a numberQf CIty residents have exprltssed tomems regarding negative health conditIons that may reson from the use of SMART meters the a(CUuKY ofSMART meters and the possibmty that th~ uS of SMART meters may contribute to Ute loss of personal Jlrivacy aod

WHEREAS the Mict~an Public SeNke ComPlisston has receotlydedded to lnvesligate seve-fal Il$pea$ pertalnloji to the use and installation of SMART metm and

WHOtpoundA5 the Mlthigan Public Service Commission tlSi a tompomml cf this lmt~stigation is requesting thai utmW comPanles disclose Information rega-rdltli tM po-tential adverse hearth effects associated with (he use of SMART metetS and

WHEREAS th~ City of CarD Council i$ charged with securing and defendioe the overall health safety_ aod welfare of the ldenU of the aiy and their guests

NOW THEREFORE BE rr RESOlVED that the City of (arc Council her) supports the abillty of Its residents and property owoe~ to elect to o-pt-out of receiving SMART meters m$taIJed

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Cam Coune supports the invGSlgat1ltm by the Mkhigan Public Servlce Commission of SMART meters

THIS RESOLUTiON DECLARED ADOPTED nus 5 DAV OF August 20131 ClerkITreasufac of 1M City of Cam State of Michigan do hereby certify tNt thE foraolng Resolution was duly adopted by the City of cam Council during its regular meeting Mid in the Municipal BunOlng in the Clty of Carcent on August 2013

Resolution It 16-201~ June 6 2016

RESOumON A RESQUJTiON SUPPORTING MfCHIGAN HOUSE BtLl4916 OR SIMIlAR IEGtsJATlON AND SUPPORTING THE AmUTY OF TOWNHSIP R6U)poundNTS TO CHOOSE TO HAVE AN ANALOG EtECTfUC AND GAS MEml RATHER THAN ASMART (ADVANCEtll MErE

WHEREAS smart meters are computerized electr1c meters that send electric meter readings to the utility via radiofrnquency radiation multiple times per day and

WHEREAS analog meters are manualJy read electromechanical meters that have accurately

measured the electrtc consumption of homes and busfnessesfor over acentury and

WHEREAS DTE Energy (the utility) is repiaclng exJs1ing utility meters with smart (oka advanced or AM) meters and

WHEREAS DTE EnelY plans to replace all meters with either the fully functioning smart meier orthe smart meter with the radlofrequency turned off (opt-out meter) and

WHEREAS the opt~()ut meter must be manoa read In the same way analog and nooshytransmitting digital meters must be read and

WHEREAS the IItl1ity in fts testimony berore the Pub1c $ervlce CQmmission in U-17053 has stated that the nonMtransmltting smart meter performs no functions not already performed by the analog electric meter and

WHEREAS the utility charges the residentJa customer $6720 to have the norHransmitting opt-out smart meter In place of the fully functionIng smart meter and

WHEREAS the cost of lealllng In piace an existing analog meter is $000 thus creating an unnecessary charge on the customer who does not wish to have a smart meter on their home Or business and

WHEREAS some persons on fixed lncomesare unable to afford the opt-out fees and

WHEREAS the utlJlty does not permit businesses to opt out and

WHEREAS1 citIzens of this oommunity have expressed many concerns about this replacement Including concerns about the health effects of mdlofrequency radIation and the voltage transients and harrnonfcs (line noise) generated by smart meters concerns about privacy and hacking concerns about fire safety and fire hazards concerns about Impending time-ofltse rates and resultant increases In electric bills and conterns aoout remote shut-off and

WHEREAS many residents in the State of Michigan have reported negative health symptoms after the installation of smart electric meters or rnm-transmittlng opt-out meters on their homes and

WHEREAS some residents of the State of Michigan have reported that their smart meter has cau~ht fire or exploded or have reported flickering lights and appliance short-outs Immediately after a smart meter was installed and

WHEREAS the Township of Vassar has worked tirelessly to attract positive Investment while rejecting those that put our health environment and quality of life at risk and

WHEREAS the Vassar Township Board of Trustees ts charged with securing and defending the overatl health safety and welfare of the residents of the Township and their guests and

WHEREAS the electromagnetic frequencies emitted and generated bV these meters have been snown by tens of thousands of scientific studies since the 19305 to harm biological systems and therefore may pose a serious long~term threat to the health of our cltlzensj and

WHEREAS customers with a disability under the Americans with DlsabIHtles middotAct may not be charged for accommodation of their disability and

WHEREAS both the nonmiddottransmittlng smart meter and the analog meter accurate IV measure electricity usage and whereas both must be read by a meter reader therefore making them indlstlngulshable for purposes of metering customer electrical usage and

WHEREAS smart meters have not been mandated by the federal or state government and

WHEREAS our Township is committed to providIng equal opportuntty and quality of rife for all and to removing full barriers to participation In public nfe on the basts of dlsabnity and

WHEREAS OTE has been unresponsive to these customer concerns and

WHEREAS House 81114916 would address these concerns without Impacting the utilitys ability to Install smart meters on the homes and busInesses of those who want a smart meter

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Vassar Township Board of Trustees supports the ability of OTE customers to not partidpate in the smart meter program on their homes and businesses and to have their electricity usage measured by an analog meter without suffering financial penalties or Incurring monthly charges as outlined in House 81114916 and that an analog option be offered in perpetuity to all uttllty customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar TownshIp Board ofTrustees calls upon the Chair of the House Energy Policy Committee the members oftne Energy Polhy Committee the state representative for our dlstrtct the state senator for our district the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Attorney General to do all In their power to ensure passage of House 81114916 and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar Township Soard ofTrustees calis upon the above-mentioned persons and governmental entitles If House 81114916 Is not passed in this legtslative session to do all In their power to ensure passage of legislation In the future that will ensure that utility customers have the right to have an anakJg meter on their homes or

middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

Vassar Township Clerk ~~--=-~

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AdditioMl kWh CitpKtty (nerqyH AS90C kWh ~ EneW 761lt PH kWh

OIv~ V (l1li1 Seltviu~ 5750 permorltn lilA Crfdlt bull$150 Pl month Distribution kWh bullbullbullbull bullbull bullbull bullbullbullbull 5lt130( pef kWll

~aIr loin oIoIIIUrIriIUy un to 1pm 10_ SUPII ly C I~ JuM IIrouqh Odc btf

oo-pealr kWh ~y~___u ~_1IWb ~y tneltgy 415t per kWh

AI ortmiddotpe~ kWh ClIpadly EIIOIJ O9COC per kWh Non-Capadty Cnor1V bull4J5lC kWh

NoW1Tlbef trvouqIIlo4~y

All on-peak kWh ~poundnH0y ~(nefQY

AlIllf-peak Clttp~(hy Cnorqy O679C Pltr kWh NolCIocgtyeniy EIgteOY 4751lt PH kWh

oN_V(O1 ~Chalt~ bull $5(l per mollh Oistrll)Jioll kWn CY al-roond) bull543(X per kWl1

Tlgtis rail fHI~~ thrH rrb t~ 4S 1M U CJitk~ Petlt priaff ttY d~ys wM Cril (ArP61llt e~ au callfll It r~)OUI~ro-I~~ ~~ Power ~ppIV Chltlr Onpuk MOMI) rldy 3 pm to 1 pm

AI on1nk kWh ~ [ JWl9bull bull bullbull bull bull bull __ bullbull 9759lt per kWh Non-~ItfMfQV bull 4049 ~~Wh

MId-jMk MOIIdiy bull nidi) 1 am to 3 pm 7 pm to n pm AI mId-oeak kWh

cKMy (-y bull 4OO5C Pltf kWII N~ity (otIQY 4049lt per kWll

OflP~~k 11 prI to 1 un and all dy S~hlrdy ound y nd -I1rIItd~

u oIt-aIlt kWh ~Itv Enerqy 0554C per kW~ Noo-c~clty (neroy 4049C per ~Wh

(Crtlieal PHIl _ ts cIInIQ on-pfU Worodly rriGay1o eo hours IIlaquo VN~ IIrtIttI ___ notl~)

All a1tlQl~peaK_Wh $09 I)et kWh Non-cpyenMy Eneroy bull 4049t per kWh

Oli~y CII9U OsIrWiontwto 5A)o( r- kWh Slaquoviltoc~ $750 p rrnonl h

~ onI-t 10 pIY1tWlMUy rsliJiftJ MltIrlc spIKI igtNfinQHtWdfhrOltJfJh_n-el8 f(X1y_ __ ~trloltlo Dtlt_1lOISJ

p~ w Sullfy Co Junt 11Ir0U9h OClobt

nrsl 11 kWn r- (Iv CiPM~ypoundnetQY bull l2l7 r- kwto NonCaPM~y ( QY ~616( per kWh

AddJlioNI kWll C~y~ bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbull 414IC IltI~Wh Hon-Cipadtyu-QY ~ 616( PfrkWll

Novembtf Ihrovfjh May -sl 20 kWh per dIy

cplaquoIlyEnHQ __ bull l844lt IltI kWtl HonltopJodl yOWrQY ~ 6OC PftkWll

A~lloMlkWh C~y [JWlQL bull QS5l( Pft kWII N~y[NQY lt11616lt pekWlgt

Ot lgtY CIgta 9n 5ervice CNrqe S75O per monlh ObI iIlUtlon kNh (YtlOOIl~ 5A)OC per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

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rills rale Is for ( tntr aItd iii $(Un ~I ~

~r~ 01 bull Iowff SLnraquoItf Ie IMl GIfl sr

)011 up W 8 perrMI OIl lhec porliotl 01 yoor ~ WIgtM )OUmt ~hsllJla ~e

mliff tNt briefly loltHnoP yoor air c~kgtrlIn9 to mHt l)l~ ()( ~IJIon Jswn Powe S_1y CtgtlO ~tNOUQhOd_ ~rr E1letQl __bullbullbullbull ~bullbullCIooIo99t ptllIIIIII N~y EnerQy bull J7eJ( pel kWn

Hclyentmbtr INIy capdtyE~ bullbull 2-97)( per kwto NooltlIJClty EMfoY ~7BJ( PI( kWh

OIlYery CaQe o ~MoeChilr~ (JuneIIlrQUQhOctOberI bull Sl95 per mon1h ontritlrJtlon kWh 1Yf0IIIIl) SltII3OC ptr kWh

ThIs iMe ls~ for cusOtlllaquoS who UW laquoshyIrk wafff IIHI~ for unitVYO flJr(1OStlo Coniroled 5laquoYIce tlnlt~)

Power Supply ChQtt mm C~ PM1tY [JWlIIV 1915 per kWh Non-~PKity rneW 25lt116( PH kWf

o~rv Cltqn 5efvice ChMe bullbullbull S1Igt per mont Oist ribullon kWh 5430 per kWh

Gorolhcrmel Tlmr of DaV Ratr

~l(USM~r~ nun 10 1pm Po Supply Ch O~

Jun 11II 0ltJqh (klobelt AU onpek kWh

C8C)yeniI- (net9Y 9nsc 1 kWh Nooltpady (Mrqy 2814lt per kwtl

AW offmiddotptallt IltWh CIpyenty Ene rQ~ 13J5 per ~Wh NotrCapodty E9Y 284 pot kWh

NovmM thrOUlh Mil All onPIWlt ~Wh

CeplKlly ( neroy U ODlt perW1 N~ity [MrQy 28l4lt pw kWh

AIIo1~ kWh Clpa(M ~ EJWl 9r lAJX ~r kW IIon-ltapac lly ~roy UtA C PE ~W~

tullv~ry C~qu seritl Charge 6]0( 1 day Distribution kWh (YeaHOllM) 4703C per kWh

Expertnlal Ellcl n c Vehcle Ra tl

Opt ion 1 Tlmt of Ot~ kino On~ fKIltfi McIl(I6y-FrkUly il4m 10 1Ipm Po Sypply CIlaQu

OfgtpaiI kWh calhy poundnto OVbull 6 779C IltI~Wh

NonQpadty EnerQY 9012C perkWh I oIIpuk kWh ~yEnlaquoQY 1695lt pelttWIgt Hon~ poundJWIIJ( 22silt pelt ~Wh

Oell~ery C~~ Servll a r~f $95 IXr morgtIh 1)sI IbuIkWh bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbullbull gtA)OC 1 kWh

09tlon1 Monthly F r~ ( UIgtf ~v~ l1Ut~ly) loonIlIIy I~ of $4511 ~r yellko IrKIYClINJ sur(narO ~Igtdcedillo

OTHER RATE OPTIONS

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Ht t MetfrlnQ - A dlt option IMI promolft ~M (RgtUrn~ HIW~ eledtijtrusi19 f~r~tS IUmlY reaMgt MtVOYcndiU ~ 1M power bull

rloltlllt ~bull -IIH atdits_ 1gt1_ TIIO _101 _oolltn o$JJ _h_ _ ~NO 6~ yo __ ~ TolnOUII -rI_Ul l~lbull _ _ cmM(RW~ _ __ oS1S) _~__ -- OI _nn

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WHOLE HOUSE RATE OPTIONS TIese service rates are provided throuqh one meter to a singJt or double OCCVPMlCY dwelin9

Residential ElectriC Service Rate Powe Suppfy CharOe First 17 kWh per dAY Capacity Energy bull 1065C JlE kWh NOItltapacily EntltVbullbullbull 4 767( PErkWh

Additional kWh capacity Energy 4590C per kWh Non-Capacity Enerqy bullbullbull 4751( per kWh

Delivery CNiroes 5efvice (halVe $750 per rnonl h RIA Credit middot $750 per monlh Di5tribvtlon kWhbullbull 543OC per kWh

Time of Day Rate-

On-peak h(Wrs MonCJay-rriday n Um 10 7 pm Power Supply CnarQes June through Octo~r

All on-peak kWh I Capactty Enerqy t2048C per-kllh N~lty EnenlY bull 4757lt per kWh

All otf-peak kWh capacity Energy bull bull 090OC Pfi kWh NonlaquoJpaci ty EnefQY bullbullbull 4757lt per kWh N~ IhrOU911 May

All on peak kWtl Capacity Energy bull 944OC per kWh Non-caPbCity Energy bullbullbullbull bull 4 757lt per kWh

AU oH-peak kWh Capacil y (nergybullbull bull o679C per kWh Non-capaclly Energy 4757( per kWh

fXgtltvery CllalQu Service Charge bull $750 per month Olstribvtlon kWh (YeaNovnd) 543O( per kWh

DynamiC Peak PnclnQ Rate This rate features th~ price tiers as well as Critical Peak prices for days when Critical Peak events are caIed It requires YO1f home to have the aovanced electric meIer Poer Supply Cllarg ~s Onpeak Monday Friday 3 pm to 7 pm

All on peak kWh Capacity EnerQt bullbull 9759C per kWh NOfIltQapacltt Energy 4049C per kWh

Mi(1)eilk MoIIdIlY friday am to 3 pm amp 7 pm to I pm All midpeak kWh

Capacity poundnerQy bullbullbull bullbullbull bullbull Aoose per kWh Non-tapaclty Enerqy bullbull bull 4Q49 per kWh

Off-peak 11 pm to 7 am and all day Saturday Sunday and desiQna~ holidays

All o ff-peak kWh capacity Enerqybullbullbull 0554( per kWh Nonltapacity (nergy 4 049( per kWh

(Critical Puk events dJrlnQ on-puk hours MondayshyFriday Ilmlto to eo lIours per year with ~vance notite

All criti calpeak kWh 5091 per kWh Nonltpatity Enerqy 4049C oer kWh

D1 Uv~ry Cha r Oes Oistribution kWh bull bull 543OC per kWh Service cMfQe $750 per month

Space HeatlOq Rate AfJPied oNy 10 ~miJOeflfr instilUed electric s~ce heltllin9 S(lrwct 11100011 0fIe meier IOn) II~f to KIU$MOIrIJ IlaquoWd on this tltf ~I(r 10 ~ 17 lOIS

PO tl Supply 0 J~ trrouOh October

(irst T7 kWh per day capacity [ MrQy bullbullbullbull bull bullbull bullbullbullbullbull bull bull 1217lt per kWh NOOCapacily Energybullbullbullbull bullbull d61b( per kWh

Additional kWn Capacity Energy bullbull 4741C per kWh NonmiddotCapaclly[nerqybullbull bullbullbull bull 4 616( per kWh

November through May (IrS 20 ~Wh per dat

Capacity ElKrQY bullbullbull 1844( per kWh NonCapaclty Ener9Y bull 4616C per kWh

Addi l lonal kWh Capacity [ ne((lY 0553lt per kWh Non-Capaci ty Ener9y 4616lt per kWh

Oeltvery C~afl)e ~

Service CllltlIqe 5750 per month Dislrlbullon kWh cYeM-roundl bull 5430lt per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

lnteruptlbte Space Conditioning Rate (CooICurrent s middot ) Thfs rale is (01 cmlraJ air 1M air $ltNrce hfijt wmps 7alltp adYanlaQe o( a ICYWef w mmer ra te thai C8II stlf

you vp to 18 (Jercf(ll on the coolf19 POfUOII oJ yotn energy bill wtlEn you e()(oII we istaN aseparate melpI lha1 clO briHIy IIIIerrvpt your air cMdilicnif9 to mee system or oeneratlon Issues POwer Supply ChArQe$

June throuQh October ~Enervv middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddot_middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotO499( perllWti f Non-Capacity Energy bull bull bull 3783lt per kWh

November thrOU(jh MAV Capaci ty Ener9Y bull2973( perkWh Non-Capaclty Energy bull3783lt Pfr kWh

Oellvery C~arQes Service Charge (June Ihrough October) bull $195 per month DisltiolJlion kWh (YeaOlJIdl 543OC per kWh

WatN Heating Strvce Rate

This rate Is a~alllJble for customers Who use an elecshy(ric wdler hedler tor sanitary pJrpos eJ Controlled service (Interrupt ible)

PO Wff Supply Charoes AU kWh Capacily Enerqy 1915lt per kWh NonltapaClty Energy bullbullbull bullbullbull2546( per kWh

Oelover y CharQes Service Charge bullbullbullbullbullbullbull5195 per month DiStribution kWh bullbullbullbullbullbull bullSA30C per kWh

DLWd-I On1J(aJL hOCJrs POIIef Supply

June throug AIfOfl~ak

Capacity NonCapi

Alt ntfflfak Capacily Non-Cap

November 11 All onpe~k C~pacity l NonCoplt

All olfpeak CapacIty I NoncaP

Dtl lvelY CharI Service Ct Distribut io

Option 1 Time On-pfak hour5 POW~( Supply

All on-peak kl CapacityE Non-(apa(

All oIlpeak k Capacil y [ I Non-Capa(

Delivery ( h~rQ Service Chan Distribution I

Oplion 2 MonU Monthly fee I and credits

OTHER RATE

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Net Meterlnq resource CJe~ r_waDI( re5(

thaI power

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bull 1ie11c1er1t InaHr1t Crecln (RIAgt Custoowr rneeC 1IQ eIiQibHIIy requ~$ U KehOe bull $150 ~ IIOI)III (rfillllN 0IIId10 110(1 Oul laquoyou OIMIIly (all U~ lt14 8000471741 Rwc~ Of cwIOIrIe1S wno us ill maIOlt porI ion oI11gttlr IKll ley INtng oI1pe~ ron

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ~ VII sect28 33

sect 9 Compensation of county officers

Sec 9 BoampTds of s upervisors shan have exclusive power to fix the oomp officers not otherwise provided by law

runory Cocst 1963 All VII 9 Elf J I I 9amp yo ConrlNd amp CMII 1908ArI VllJ fR

sect 10 Removal of county seat

Sec 10 A county seat once established shall not be removed until the place nlch it is proposed to be moved shall be designated by two-thirds of the members of the board of supervisors and a majority of the electors voting thereon shall have a pproved the proposed locatioD in the manner prescribed by law

BiotDl)l Co llle3 An VII flO E( JOJJ 1 1964 l~ Con~tllull oD See COllSL ll108Art vrn t )3

sect 11 Indebtedness limitation

Selt 11 No Cltlunty shall incur any indebtedness which shall increase its total debt beyond 10 percent of its assessed valuation

lfiwry Cmol 1963Att VII tllEft Jan i 1i64 Fo e cmtltutlon s Conn 1906 Art vrn U 2

sect 12 Navigable streams permission to bridge or dam See 12 A oavigable stream shall not be hridged or dammed without permission granted by

the board of supervisors or the county as provided by law which pennission shall be subject to such reasonable compensation and otheT conditions as may seem best sui ted to safeguard the rights and interests of the county and political subdivisions the rein

QJO Cotgtu I~ Art VII U2 Ert Jan I 100 Fou eonia o 8M eo 180SArt vrn tl~

sect 13 Consolidation of counties approval by electors Sec 13 Two or more contiguous counties may combine into a Slagle county if approved in

each affected county by a majority of the electors voting on the quest ion IIUtDrr- eo t 1961Arr Vl t 13 Ell J 1 1964

sect 14 Organization and consolidation of townships Sec 14 The board of supervisors of each organized county may organize and consolidate

townships under restrictions and limitations provided by law Hi~ Coru 1963Arr VIto I~ ErrJLIgt 1 100-1 Fo CoGMI~U 01lJ See eoru 1908 Art Vlll us

sect 15 County intervention-in public utllity service and rate proceedings

x Sec 15 Any county when authotized by its board of supervisors sha ll have the authority to enter or to intervelle in any action or certificate proceeding involving the services charges or rates or any privately owned public utili ty furnishing services or collJJlodities to rate payers within the county

W O Coogt J961 Att VT I t iS Ell J I 19amp1

sect 16 Highways bridges culverts airports road tax limitation Sec 16 The legis lature may provide for the laying ou t construction improvement and

maintenance of highways bridges culverts and airports by the state and by the counties and townships thereof acd may authorize counties to take charge aod cootrol of auy highway within thei r limits ror such purposes The legislature may provide tbe powers and duties of Counties in relation to bighways bridges culverts and airports may provide ror county road commissioners to be appointed or elected with povers and duties provided by law The ad valorem property tax imposed for road purposes by any county shall not eltceed in any year one-half or one percent of the assessed valuation for the preceding year

ru ry Con t ampEl3 An VlI 4(6 Elf Jan I 196 Io ~Iuoo Su C I OO~ Art VIH ~2G

Jo~j Ftfrill9 440 N Srarr Smw Flfs-o a ellIJlIII O CO lo All 4R723

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

~~~ Jodi Fetting

Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

AittpAcs Policy GIOlp Airsp $iIViClWl us )epCfIrren ul T(Qrspo~ltrlto-

8GO lndeperdenoe Avenue SW WtW1Irglo DC 7059

Federal Aviation AdrninStrotion

JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

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Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

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Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

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  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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AirAdvantage Ir lhe eVC1 0 lennination Subscriber agrees 10 refilm an eqtiprent provided to SUb$C~lber by Air Advanlzg~ 1lt1 Air Advantage epcn request but in no event laterthan seven (30) dlaquoys o(tenlinaticn of Air Adva1ltage service The failure to do So obligates the Subsctibe to be responsible [or tile replacement costs ofal such eatlipment al

rerai price and to have Stbscribers accotml adjusted accordingly tOt all such amounts PLEASE BE- A WARE THAT IF YOU TERMINATE YOUR SERViCE ALL EXSIlG EMAILS MAYBE l()ST~

3 Equil~ Air Advantage vBl provide one Optical Nerwork Tenninal or other device or equipment poundIt the customer location for connecion to Air Advantage fiber optic nelwork (~he Nergtork Termination) The tc7vork TeTlloutioTl will )TOvide a1 Ethernet handoffjo allow con~ection to tbe Customers ~)erwork Uness otherwise agreed Af Adv~ltage shall not be responsible fOf conncctbg the Customers nenvork to Inc Network Tenninatio1 Check the box thaI applies

ESl gtlr Advantage wilt provide to Customer at ilo1idditioHal charge with all cqlipment (the Eqclpmcnt) used or required In Qfder for Customer to receive the Services SpectilcltgtlIy the equipment included will be

1) Optical Ketwork T elminal (ONT)

CUSLomer agrees to be responsible ~or any loss theft or damage of lhe Equipmert Cmtomer expressly disdairns allY ngl ttlc pe-pcttml right of use or any oher interest in or to the EquipmenL Althoug purs~)anl -0 the terms of Ihis Ageement Air Advant~ge grantS a revocable license to Customer to ltse the Eqtipment the Equpment shan continue to be the prcpcl1y of Air Advantage

L Cusmoer wm xovide all equipment used or recuired in order for Customer 10 receive the Services Air Advanlage will not be respcnsiblc (a) for any damage to or (b) to maintain Customers equipment

L Charnes to Customer) Account J during the $uvice Term Air Advantage provdes O$tomer with additional Dr replacement EquipuenL Or Customer makes changes to the Sendees so as to increase [he level of Services Cusmmers account will bc charged tor such Equipment or Service

5 harge~ and PaYlnenL Recurrng charges as specjfied U1 Paragraph I above shall be billed by AishyAdvatl1ge on a monthly basis in advance Monthly ReCUtTing Charge) and non~recurnng chl1tges shall be billed in lrmiddoteilrs CustoJJer shnll make oIl payments due herelrder within 11 days after the titHe ofAir Advantages invoee provided however that Air Advantage nay upon a fhilure OfCuslomer to establish cfcdittvortbiness in

sole discretion mciude in its firs invoice LO Custo-mer a deposil amount equai and tpplicable to the last monrhly charge due ror the Services In the even Alr Advontagc has agreed to accept prepa)111cnt from Customer (which It may do in 11S sole discretion btlt shall not be ooligltited) ard this Agreement is terminated prior to Lh~ period fer which Customer has prepaid Air Advantage sal retum the unused portion ofthc prepaymenl afer aH amounh owing Ai Advot1ge by eusorne- hfve been atisned

6 6~sitrnxrCnL Customer may not assign cncumber or transfer ils righls hereunder without the pior written appmval of All Advantage Customer may not trdusfer or assig1 the Equipmcn

7 Even ofDefaulc An Event ofDefault shall occur If (i) Customer fails to make -ilny payment rcentquiretl to made by it nnder this AgrccmcIt and any such failure remains uncorrected fOf five (5) business days after receipt of written noice of~uch failure Ihe clute such payment was due (ii) Customer fulls to prform or observe uny mtterial term or obligation ot1er than making payment contained 111 ~hs AgreemClt ard any sach failure mmuins uncolTectcd for forty~fivc (45) calendar days after receipt of a notice from the non-defaulting paty

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fA AirAdvontoge infonn ing [he defaulting party of such failme (iii) Custom er me of the Equipment or Services in a manner that is a Prohibited Use as set forth in Paragraph 9 below or (iv) a voluntary proceeding shall be commenced by or an involuntary proceeding shall be commenced agaillsl either party in any jurisdiction seeking liqu idalioll reorganization or ot her relief under any bankrup tcy or simi lar law which is not dism issed withm six ty (60) calendar days of filing either party shall make an assignment for tIle benefit of creditors or shall generally not agree 10 payor nOI be able to pay its debts as they become due THE PAR TIES EXPRESSLY AG REE THAT CUSTOMER S LOSS OF SIGNAL OR CUSTOMER S RECEIPT OF A SIGNAL SO POOR IT IS UNAVAIL~BLE (SERVICE OUTAGE) SHALL NOT CONSTITUTE A MATERIAL BREAC H OF THIS AGREEMENT BUT SHALL ONLY OBLIGATE AIR ADVANTAGE TO PROVIDE OUTAGE CREDITS AS SET FORTH HEREIN

8 Remedi es

a Upon the happeni ng of any Event ofDefau lt the non~defaulting party may in addition 10 any other rights it has according to law (1) suspend il performance under th is Agreement so lon g as such default remains uncorrected but only after providing w riucn notice of such slispension to the defa ultin g party or (2) te lm i naf~ this Agreement by providing wrinen nofice oftcrm ination to the dcfaultingpmty

b IfCusomer is the defaulting party Air Advantage may co llect rhe lotal charges due from Customer in add ition to te nninaling this AgreemeJlt

9 Prohibited Uses Customer shall not use hc Services or the Equipment in a manner that (collecti vely the Prohi bited Uses) (8) infringes on the intelleclual properly righrs o f allY th ird party or any rights ofpubJic ity or privflcy (b) violates ltlny law statute ordinance o r regu lation (inclUding without li mitation the laws and regulations governi ng exp0l1 control unfair competition and to discriminatio n or false advertising) (c) is defamatory trad e libelist unlawfull y threatening or un lawfully harassing (d) IS obscene pornographic or indecent (e) distribules any viruses trojan horses worms lime bombs canceJmiddotbots or o ther computer programming routines that are intended to damage delTimentall y in terfere with surreptitiously intercept or ex propriate any system data or personal information (0 disrupt s the nonnal use of the system for other customers including for example spawning dozens of processes consuming la rge amounts of memory or C PU cyc les for long peri ods of time attempting to access other customers account areas or conducting prerogative activ ities such as mass emailings whi ch may result in retali atory actions against Provider systems

10 Force Majeure Ai r Advantage shall not be liable for any fai lure of performance he reunder due to causes beyond its reasonable co ntrol including but not limited to acts of God fire explosion vandalism fiber optic cable cul s to nn or olher simi lar cata strophes any law order regu lation direction act ion o r request of the United States Govcm men t or of any o ther govenllT1CnI including state and local goverrunc01s having jllrisdiction over either of the parties or of any department agency conunission cOUlt bureau corporation or other instrumentality orany one or more sa id govemmellts or of any civil Or military auth ority national e merge11eies insulTeclions riols wars or strikes lockmiddotouls work stoppages or other la bor difficuhies

II SeDice Outages and Outage Credit In the event ofa Service Outage of more th an nin e (9) consecut ive hours in duration pursuant [ 0 the (eroll) aud condilioos conta ined in this Paragraph C ustomer shall be provided with credit equal to that portion of the Services affected for the period of such Service Outage (Outage Credits) An Outage Credit shall be calculated as fo llows

Outage Credit = (Hou~ of outage 9 hours) x ITota i Monthly Recurrin l Charge 720

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A Service Outage shall be measured in hours and fractional portions thereof A Service Outage shull be deemed to hnve (n) commenced upon notification by Customer to Air Advontage and (b) tennioltlted upon restoration of the Services as evidenced by appropriare network test s by Air AdvDntage and Air Advantages notification to Customer Customer may regnest an Outngc Cred it within 30 days of the Service Outage (M O~ltage Credit Request) Air Advantage shall not be required to provide Outage Credits for Service Outages more than 30 days from the date of an Outage Credit Re1l1est Outage Credits should appear on Customers bill for the ServIces within rwo (2) billing cycles after the Outage Credit has been approved by Air Advantage In no evenl shall Customel be enti tJed 10 or receive a cash refund as a result of a SIvice Ourage Outage Cr~difs shall be Customers sole aud excl usive remedy for Service OU lages Customer shall not be enrirlcd to Outage Cred its as a result of outages due [0 or caused by (i) the negligence or willful misconducl of the Customer or others authorized by Cuslomer including bUI not limited to Customers employees (ii) Customers uetworlt failure (iii) power fllilmc (Iv) during any period in which Air Advantage is not given access to the Customer premises if necessary to resolve an outage (v) during any period of unschedul ed emergency maintenance or repair scheduled maimenance alterati on or implemenlation and (vi) during any Force Majewe Event as defined Jlereill Air Advantage may withhold issuance orallY OUlage Credits due Customer und er this Agreement until any amounts past due by Customer have been paid in fu ll

12 Limitation ofliabilily IN NO EVENT SHALL AIR ADVANTAGpoundOR ANY OF ITS AFFILIATES BE LIABLE TO CUSTOMER FOR ANY LOSS OF PROFIT OR REVENUE OR FOR ANY INDIRECT CONSEQUENTIAL INCIDENT AL PUNITIVE OR SIMILAR OR ADDITIONAL DAMAG ES INCURRED OR SUFFERED AS A RESULT Of UNAVAILABILJTY OF SERVICE PERFORMANCE NONshyPERfORMANCE TERMINATION BREACH OR OTHER ACTION OR INACTION UNDER THIS AGREEMENT EVEN IF CUSTOMER ADVISES AIR ADVANTAGE OF TIlE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH LOSS OR DAMAGE IN NO EVENT SHALL AIR ADVANTAGE OR ANY OF ITS AFFILIATES BE LIABLE TO CUSTOMER OR TO ANY THIRD PARTY FOR ANY OUTAGE OR INCORRECT OR DEFECTIVE TRANSMISSIONS OR ANY DIRECT OR INDIRECT CONSEQUENCES THEREOF INCURRED OR SUFFERED WHILE USING THE AIR ADVANTAGE NETWORK

13 Disclaimer of All Warr80lies AJR ADVANTAGE HEREBY DrSCLAlMS ANY WARRANTIES EITHER EXPRESS lMPLlED ORAL OR WRlTIEN WITH RESPECT TO THE SERV ICES EQUIPMENT OR FAC ILITIES FURNISHED PURSUANT TO THIS SERVICE AGREEMENT INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE

4 Miscellaneous This Agreement and each provision hereof may be amended only by an instrument in writing signed by the parties hereto No failure or delay on the part of either pal1y in exercising any right hereunder and no course of dealing betw~en the parties shall operate as a waiver of any provis ion hereof In conjunclion wilh this Agreement each party shall at all times comply wi th all applicable federa l state and loca l slarules ordinances regulalions and orders of any commission or olher govermnenl body This Senice agreement shall be governed by the laws oflhe SHlie of Michigan All notices shall be in writing and sball be delivered by certified moil rerum receipt requested or any other deli very syslem which is capab le of providing proof of delivery AllY sucb notice shall be deem ed effective on the dale ofllcto) de li very All notices shall be ~ddressed as follows if to Air Advantage to Air Advantage LLC 465 N Frnnklin Frankenmuth MJ 48734 Ann Contract s D~partment and If to Customer to the Customers billing address This Agreement and exhibits atta ched hereto all of which are incorporated by reference comprise the complete and exclusive st~tement of the agreemen of the panies conceming the subject matter hereof and supersede all previmls latements representations and ltlgreem~nts concerning th e subject matter hereof This Agreement may be executed

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A AirAdvantage simulianeOlls]y in any number of counterpans each of which shall be deemed to be an original but all of which logether shaJI constitute one and the same instrument

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IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties bereto hnve signed tbeir na mes as of Ihis day and year first above

written

Air Advantage

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M(CH IGA N MUN terrAL

RISK MANAGEMENT A UT HORITY

Tuscola County

Net Asset Distribution History

2006 Distribution $ 1780 2007 Distribution $ 6 168 2008 Distribution $ 22488 20 10 Distribution $ 18073 20 II Distribution $ 48 158 2012 Distribution $ 69969 20 13 Distributi on $ 23 880 20 14 Distribution $ 6 1354 2015 Distributi on $ 79500 2016 Distribution $ 35 885 2017 DislribUlion $ 30242 2018 Distribution $ 95735 20 19 Distribution $ 113097

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Clayette per OUf conversation here is the Bishop Airport application to be submitted to the Administrator I find these tees acceptable for the Structure Heights

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CONfIOENTlALlTY NOTICE Th~ informJtion contained In this communicJtion induding IItrJcfments is privileged and conRdentilll It Is Intended only for the exdusive use of th~ IIddressee If the der of this mUSlgt is not thelnttlnded recipient you lire hereby notified that imy dissemination distribution or copying ofrhis communfeJItiOn s strictiy prohibited if you ha Ve received thIs communiclltlon In tlfTVr Pleastl notifY liS by t tlphoroe immediately

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BISHOP INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT HE IGHT ZONING PERMIT APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS

1 The following shall be submit ted to the Zon ing Administrator

A The Applicant shalt address a Jetter or generate an email hereinafter referred to as the perm it application) to the Zoning Administrator requesting a permit be issued under Joint Airport Zoning Board Ordinance No 98 -1 and addressed to the following

Zoning Admin istrator Bishop International Airport G-342S W Bristol Road Flint MI 48507 AnN Joseph Medici AAE E-Mail jmedlcibishopalrportorg

B The Applicant sha ll attach to the permit application all relevant inform ation (eg exact location height dates amp times contact information) including a Federal Aviation Administrations (FAAs) Determination of No Hazard to Air Navigation

2 Effective January 1 2016 the App licant shall include with the permit application a check or money order made payab le to the Bishop Internationa l Airport Authority This applicat ion fee is non-refundable Permil fees as indicated below are per permit

Structure Height (AGLl Application Fee Less than 50 $100 50 - 199 $150 200 - 499 $200 500 or greater $250

3 Upon receipt of the above information the Zon ing Administrator will either approve or deny the permit within fifteen (15) days Failure to provide the required information win result in a denial of the permit

4 In the event of denial the Applicant shall have 21 days to appea l the decision of the Zoning Administrator to t he Board of Appeals

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5 Requested AdJ us lmenl ( ) Compliance Plan Modification ( ) Personnel Change (X) Budgel Re iSion ( ) Contract Extension

6 Requested Effective Date 7 Explanation of Requested Revision Provide justification for the requested reviSion and attach additional documents or pages if necessary

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Partnering with you to deliver value-driven solutions

A Planned Service Agreement with Johnson Controls provides you with a customized service strategy designed around the needs of your facility Our approach features a combination of scheduled predictive and preventative maintenance services that focus on your goals

As your building technology services partner Johnson Controls delivers an unmatched service experience delivered by factory-trained highly skilled technicians who optimize operations of the buildings we Nark Vllith creating productive and safe environments for the people within

By integrating our service expertise with innovative processes and technologies our value-driven planned service solutions deliver sustainable results minimize equipment downtime and maximize occupant comfort

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Executive Summary

PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL FOR COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

Dear Mike Miller

We value and appreciate your interest in Johnson Controls as a service provider for your building systems and are pleased to provide a value-driven maintenance solution for your facility The enclosed proposal ouUines the Planned Service Agreement we have developed on your facility

Details are included in the Planned Service Agreement summary (SChedule A) but highlights are as follows

bull In this proposal Ne are offering a service agreement for 2 Years starting 0810112019 and ending 07312021

bull The agreement price for first year is $1302000 see Schedule A Supplemental Plice and Payment Terms for pricing in subsequent years

bull The equipment options and number of visits being provided for each piece of equipment are described in Schedule A Equipmentlisl

As a manufacturer of both mechanical and controls systems Johnson Controls has the expertise and resources to provide proper maintenance and repair services for your facility

Again thank you for your interest in Johnson Controls and we look forward to becoming your building technology sarvices partner

Please contact me if you have any questions

Sincerely

William Rasco Service Manager (866) 635-1392

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Benefits of Planned Service A Planned Service Agreement with Johnson Controls will allow you to optimize your buildings facility performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a value-driven solution thai fits your specific goals delivered wilh the attention of a local service company backed by the resources of a global organization 5 VALUfS 9_--_- shyWi th this Planned Service Agreement Johnson -- shy

Controls can help you achieve the following five objectives

1 Identify Energy Savings Opportunities Since HVAC equipment accounts for a major portion of a buildings energy usage keeping your system performing at optimum levels may lead to a significant reduction in energy costs

2 Reduce future Repair Costs Routine maintenance may maximize the life of your equipment and may reduce equipment breakdowns

3 Extend Asset Life Through proactive faclory-recommended maintenance the life of your HVAC assets may be extended maximizing Ihe relum on your investment

4 Ensure Productive Environments Whether creating a comfortable place where employees can be productive or controlling a space to meet specialized needs maintenance can help you achieve an optimal environment for the work Ihalls being accomplished

5 Promote Environmental Health and Safety When proper indoor conditions and plant requirements are maintained business outcomes may be improved by minimizing sick leave reducing aCCidents minimizIng greenhouse gas emissions and managing refrigerant requirements

All of the services we perform on your equipment afe aligned with -The 5 Values of Planned Maintenance and our technicIans understand how the work they perform can help you accomplish your business objectives

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Personalized Account Management A Planned Service Agreement also provK1es you with the support of an entire team that knows your site and can closely work with you on budget planning and asset management Your local Johnson Controls accounl management team can help guide planned replacement energy relrofits and olher building improvement projects Youll have peace of mind that an entire learn of skilled professionals vlill be looking out for what is best for your facility and budget

A Culture of Safety Johnson Controls technicians take safety seriously and personally and integrate it into everything they do All of our technicians participate in regular and thorough safety training Because of their personal commitment we are a leader In the HVAC service Industry for workplace safety performance This means that you do not have to worry about us when we are Q1 your site

Commitment to Customer Satisfaction Throughout the term of your Planned Service Agreement we will periodically survey you and use your feedback to continue 0 make improvements to our service processes and products Our goal is to deliver the most consistent and complete service experience possible To meet this goal weve developed and implemented standards and procedures to ensure you receive the ultimate service experience - every time

Energy amp Sustainability A more sustainable world one building at a time - Johnson Controls is a company that started more than 125 years ago with a product that reduced energy use in buildings Weve been saving energy for customers ever since Today Johnson Controls is a global leader in creating smart environments whers people IIe INOfk and play helping to create a more comfortable safe and sustainable world

The Value of Integrity Johnson Controls has a long proud history of integrity We do what we say we will do and stand behind our commitments Our good reputation builds trust and loyalty In recognition for our commitment to ethics across our global operatIons we are honored to be named one of the Worlds Most Ethical Companies by Ethisphere Institute a leading think tank dedicated to business ethics and corporate social responsibility In addition Corporate Responsibility Magazine recognizes Johnson Controls as one of the top companies in its annual 100 Best Corporate Citizens list

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Service Plan Methodology As part of Ihe delivery of this Planned SeNiee Agreement Johnson Conlrols will dedicate a local customer service agent responsible for having a clear understanding of the agreement scope and your faCility procedures and protocols

A high-level overview around our service delivery process is outlined below including SCheduling emergency service on-sile paperwork communication and performing repairs outside of the agreement scope

Scheduling Preventative maintenance service will be SCheduled using our automated service management system In advance of the scheduled service visit our technician is sent a noUce of service 10 a smartphone Once the technician acknowledges the requesl you customer service agent witt call or a-mall your on-site contacl to let you know the start date and type of service scheduled

The technician checks in wears personal protective equipment perfonns the lask(s) as assigned checks oul with you and asks for a screen capture signature on the smartphone device A work order is then e-mailed faxed or printed for your records

Emergency Services Emergency service can be provided 7 days a week 24 hours a day 365 days a year During normal business hours emergency service will be coordinated by the customer service agent After hours weekends and holidays the emergency service number transfers to the Johnson Conlrols after-hours call center and on-calt technicians are dispatched as needed

Johnson Controls is committed to dispatching a technician within hours of receiving your call through the service line A work order is e-malled faxed or printed for your records Depending on the terms of your agreement you may incur charges for after hour services

Communication A detailed communication plan will be provided to you so you know how often we will provide information to you regarding your Planned Service Agreement The communication plan will also provide you w ith your main contacls at Johnson Controls

Approval Process for Non-Covered Items Johnson Controls will adhere 10 your procurement process No work will be performed outside 01 the agreement scope without prior approval Johnson Controls will work with you closely to ensure your procurement process is followed before any non-covered Item work is started

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Summary of Services and Options

Comprehensive and Operational Inspections During comprehensive and operational inspections Johnson Conlrols w ill perform routine checks oltha equIpment for common issues caused by normal wear and tear on the equipment Additionallests can be run to confirm the equipments pertormance

Routine maintenance such as lubrication cleaning and lightening connections can be performed depending on the type of equipment being serviced Routine maintenance is one of the keys to the five values of maintenance -It can help identify energy saving opportunities reduce futUre repair costs extend asset life ensure productive environments and promote health and safety

Combustion Analysis

Combustion analysis and subsequent adjustments are critical to efficient boiler operation Boiler fuel whether natural gas or oil must burn in the proper combination of fuel and air (oxygen) Poor combustion can create soot deposits on the tubes impairing heat transfer Incomplete combustion can also lead to the potential formation of CO (carbon monoxide) an odorless gas that can harm occupants In the mechanlcat room andlor building Johnson Controts technicians will analyze the flue gas to determine If optimal fuellair ratios are present

Operational VisltlControls System Verification Based on our exper1ise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance and calibrations on the equipment controller for your mechanfcal equipment The inspection includes the following tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel

bull Review of alarms points which are offline out of service and overridden points

bull l ocal baclltup of controller program

Advantages Provides proactive Identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments identify energy efficiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

Operational VisitSupervisory Controls System Verification Based on our expertise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance on the supervisory controllers and servers in your Metasys system The inspection includes the follOoving tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel and cleaning as needed bull Review of alarms points which are offli ne out of SeNtce and overridden points bull l ocal backups of controllers objects and server repoSitories bull Review security database and ensure default passwords are Changed

Advantages Provides proactive identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments Identify energy effICiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

TowerfBasin Cleaning During operation a cooling tower becomes a natural repOSitory for wind-blown debris This debris has a tendency to collect In the towers sumpbasin Johnson COI1trols technicians will clean the lower and basin 10 prevent blockage and pOlenllal damage to critical system

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components This service does not include chemicallreatment required to control or eliminate biohazards such as Legionella unless chemical water trealment services have been added as a separate option

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Summary Thank you for considering Johnson Controls as your building technology services panner The following agreemenl document Includes all the details surrounding your Planned Service Agreement

With planned service from Johnson Controls youll get a value-driven solution that can help optimize your building controls and equipment performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a solution that fits your specific goalS delivered with the attention of a local seNice company backed by the resources of a global organization

We ll be your building technology services partner

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Planned Service Agreement

Cuslomer Name COUNTY OF TUSCOLA Address 440 N STATE S1 CAROMI48723-1555 Proposal Dale 061112019 Eslimale 1-135LX3G9

IScope of Service

Johnson ContrOls Inc r Jcq and the Cuamplomer (colledively the -Parties) agree Preventative MaintenslCe SelVlces as defined in Schedule A r Services) will be provided by JCI aihe Customers facitily This Planned Service Agreement the Equipment U s Supplementat Price and Payment Tefms Terms and CondJUons and Schedule5 attached hereto and incorporated by this reference as if sellor1h funy herein (ColecUvely the Agreement) cover the rights and obligations of both the Customer and JCt

Extended Service Options for Premium Coverage

If Premium Coverage is selected on-sile repair services to the equipment will be provided as specified in this Agreemenl for the equipmenllisted in Ihe attached Equipment Us

IEquipment List

Only the equipment listed in the Equipment Lisl will be covered as part of this Agreement Any changes to the Equipment Lisl must be agreed upon in writing by both Parties

----------------~ITerm f Automatic Renewal

ThIs Agreement takes effect 0fI 0810112019 and will continue until 0713112021 (Originaj Term) The Agreement will aUlomalicatty renew on a year-Io-year basis after the Onglnal Teon ends unless Ihe Customer Of JCI gives the other writte n notice il does not wam to renew The nolice must be delivered al least (45) days prior 10 the end of the Original Term or of any renewal period The Orignal Term and any renewal periods are sometimes collect ively referred to in this Agreement as the Term Renewal price adjustments are discussed in the Terms and Conditions

IRefrigerant Charges

Refrigerant is nOllncluded under this Agreemenl and wilt be billed separately to the Customer by JCt

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IPrice and Payment Terms

The lolal Contract Price for JCIs Services duringlhe 1st year of the Original Term is $1302000 This amount will be paid to JCI in Annual Installments Pricing for each subsequent year of a mul1iyear Original term Is sel forth in the Supplemental Price end Paymenl Terms All payments will be due and payable within 30 days of Ihe invoice date and SUCh IImely payment by Customer shall be a condition precedenl 10 JCIs obligation to perform lis Services A penalty of one and a half percent (15) of the amount due per month shall accrue for payments received after the payment due date Renewal price adjustments are set looh in the Terms and Conditions

Invotoes wil be senllo the following lOcation

TUSCOLA COUNTY COURTHOUSE 125 W LINCOLN ST CAROMI48723

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This proposal Is valJd for thirty days from the proposal date

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5 CUSTOMER SlRVIC INfOflMUON PORTAL ( mom may be ~ble 10 uUIle ICf CUgtlomelt SeltvIu nlo IIIIIOO PO(il dl1ne Ihe It1ftI 01 1119 H-tnent pu rsu~nl 10 the I~tn ppllcable Term 0 1 UI~ IIteemenl

B 0U1 OF SCOPE SERVlCE5 If dul1nC enyServict Vit KI delrc111 defect in any of Cuotomet t qulpmtnllhtIgt IIO t Covered EQOip~nt undq IhlJ Afltement (In Oul of Seoplt Dof~otmiddotlKI Y lbut lhall have MobIifation 10) fIOlity Cu~ 01 sud Out 01 Sltltraquo- oftct II Culttonw ele(ts 101 JeIIO ep Jgtoth Oul 01 Sca~ ~fce 01 il Jet olMrwiH pMOims Sentieel 0 pr~ _Ieltias Pln_ Ot tqIlpment outside Ihe fCDpe oIlhe StIWlca collenM-ly CuI 01 Scope SeMen- Cullom sltll dlreQ 10 10 01 eh Oul 01 ~ Stnokn IrI wtItlflamp ~nII CUltOIM wu PlY 10lt rn Out or ScOPe SeMltoH ~IIO IIlIndyend lees o hou1y fa II he reultil IgtOlite 01 n Out 01 Sltgpe ~ect Customer ~Ieltts not to etIa~ K I lO RPlIr well Ou l Df~oIect CuSlomer II deffnd nil Indemnify let from IIId Iirlsl lllflndft Ionesdlmos dJ lml COltsnd expenses Ifisl dlrectlyOf Indirf(loul 01 wchOuI oIScopl Delect Any Oul ol Swpe SeMcC ~rlonned by 10 II 1M direction 01 CultOmer PUflv nt 10 Ihis

Seciion IJIIII be lJbI~IIO lhe le ms oIlhlJ eement

C IXClUSIONS Ct Skfl llgtd wrrnty obHIltclll epreuly egtltdud

) the fllMr or ~IMIII 01 cluctwort ~Inp bIneu Iliumfar supporU t_ lilllttsbIHgtIotdltOtIIr and ~neumu( pIf)Inamp Iltd ~l shu afII pipI 1lO11IOIItv tPIlaquot-d 01 malrgtUitJKI on scMdulod balitNI-1InI 01 01 0 pIic plplnt

(b) daoosal 01 hlloudoul_IIK ocfpf H olhtlWbe Pfesslt ptOIfided heln)

(c) clblrl lCllng 01 ehikr ~OIIdef4er WIlt tems d Oilier coltnPltgtlnts fOi blDlald$ such II but nOI Wmlllaquod 10 leamplone~ Unlesl ewt)lltilly slaquolloflll In IhotKopt 01 teN(ts betwe-tn tIM PII Unlen eoplick ty provld for within me scope 01 SfMcd thl iJ Oul of Scope StNkt$M til CultomltfS egtdult-e r ponllbWty 10 mkt ~Hlnt_ts lot wch oervktl with proYide oilgte lhan JO Me-ntlons 01 chll~ tube lelnlnamp condttuer oltnlnc coolnl l_cleanlnamp Of boiler tubt nrc IrI I ny KOpe or It only I~WQfk 10 remow nomlll bullthp 01 dIbriI ~d sctle lube brush cltltllrlamp prfuurt _hln obullbullcld IIuIhlrlJ ReIre 10 well cit doe fIOIlrldlldlti chItInQI cleanl dIsInffltlJo~ g ~ _I IHlmern r~lrN 10 ellminale (ontrOl 01 dSirllect IIIhst bIDtrd$ such IS bul 1gt01 IimIIfO to Leckgtnelllt

dl suwl 1Utltorles 01 items nov comed dIrMI the use of COOterCd (ltIgt~ such flbbons w illgt and ~Mlt

Ie) I~ furnllhlnpound of ~teNli and suppiles lor P4inlln Of rttlnlsllint equllmen

(I) I~ rePiit 01 e~cmenl 01 wIe In ~onduM bud bIetrlnsmlsslo Mnel g the ~ II flOl otgtrmly epllted 0 m~lntId gn I l ohedultd bJl II

(II) rel)laetmenl 01 obsolele paru Ind

(h) d 01 fny Idndlnrllldln bul not Ilmlld 10 ~ C ltlOlt1II Ir1jltJ V dutll opetty mit ~rd 1M ~om of 111 0 i( fliultitIC from

bull Iue mllase Ittlons Idjunme nts ill~U tombiNtlons rnoolfklllorn 0 repoalrJ 10 CO-etCd pound4I1pmen1 nOI ~rf01mtd ptovlaed 0 i9J1fowd Inwlt~ by ICI

bull eluEp ment nOI c~ed by IIIIs tg eement o-r II~CIvntflUi mad e to (ovl td lqulpmenl

bull I CIS 0 omlsslonl 01 the Cullom Iudl but not Ike d 10 1iHi fi ll of lhe (ulOme 10 fulflI lhe 0m ObUtlonl IrId Commllts to Jete) dulbed In ~ctlon f Oll Ms rttt OpefatOl erro CUltOmtTmiddot IIW I 10 (Onduel tgtffltfll~ lnllni n I isulU~ fom CU ltomerl prellous denlll of 10 ItClSS to the C_ed Equipment uld Cullomers f~IIye 10 knp the Sill (lein 1M Iitt 01 dull 111 01 ollie IAniclef a debris ~ sucll CDndilionslre prously txpressJv Itknowledled by JO 11I _1t1flamp

bull siltgt- eliled Ind tlWlromtenl1 rolldillolU IntludJnc but flOl ~mlted 10 POIIfI tllvrs Oll(ul i loni in eleclliul cufTMi (or -~t $UCI) 00 biQhlltdS Wth u but fIOI ~rnlled 10 Lelonc lllo IlIoclIled wilh COnd_l wllI (0011 lower systems ad subcompo~n l Iylleml

D ~AYMNT DIJUGAl1DN

CulIIme Ihal Ply 1M lcts wtl du1n KCOfdlIltt wIIh Int PIYfJItIII It ml prald td lor In lhe llIeemeI Such PIIymtnl II cond~1oP pc~tdnl to 10 ablellon 0 perlam StMcu under 1M e-emtnt In lu v lillny pvchlle o d elllKllo lhi eeme-nl bullbull nd ~~hstancl Ul4le 10 Iht tom theltein Cuslomtr tkAOWledIIOO ftel thlt IofIdU JO IrwoIces 10 an meum _teIhln $15000 lhall be ~Id a nlt wire t~fe check Of money order If IhII rume-n11s rertoedlCttl1 ovide (tmametwlth IlOlite olillyIdjUllmtnlS In the ConllKl Prict appfltlblt 10 Mff_1I period no r Ihn IOflYmiddotfWtjS)dltIys 11lt10lt 10 tIgtt totNMnoemcnl oll~illenewit 1Dcl UnonlOAlaquo In_theetmt at lelll hfTyI30) dIys prior 10 Iht 11( of fuch bullbull~I peiodIN ICfJusled price IIIbull bull bctlht prlre 10 ~ Itn il perlod

E WARftArffiES

JO warrants IIJ $Ic wUI te provided In ood ~d orkmDnllkt mlnner for 90 dyI Irom the elite of Se k ti I Jel eltc ives rlnen nollt e 01 a

Johnson ~j(C 21)19 JOIlnSOo CUols b e Customer COrlidellfrlll Controls Do ~ 0l0Y fphYSllll1 eletrorucaJy or 111) Ch(gt mampoiI) 111OUt (ou)t8$$ wel ~m H()n of JOIn$on CoIIoi s Ic P aglt ~601 42

I r PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

bf Ch of Ihi warranty Pl io to the e nd o f this flinty jlnod Jel III -perlOm any no~-tonlor~~ S ~Nilt~ e t no addl11on~1 (~ r8e hhl~ a ltonvn 1y tU5QMble Itm~ of I~ nOIIIllt llon

Jet 1gt lhoit eqvlpmfnl mnuIanued o I~dd bgtj 10 (ilofl fnc 11IiI1 It Irom dellaquou in mIII~ 1 and k hlp 1 lnlam normlluutelOI I period of90dS 1110 1ngtl11J o fumih bullbull pleOI 01 CQulpmenl utl(k tNs Alemen ilnd lhat eQulpmenl Ii cov~red brl nty fom m tnktunr ot~ INn CI 10 wf l llnSI~1 the benefits cl th lt m-nufgtltlue(J waranty it any to Custome and 11 amy lemediebull ~ n clu1III 101 lhal equipment AI ttnJj)OItlkwI (hoi tnwred In _ lion wi(h Ihr wrinty 101 eCllOpmeol1 IftdO 1~1s nol _wd undshythis AeerntnllNtl be bDn~ byCuJIO b eept as poided heern II Jel oltelves in nOlice 01 I ~ ee~ 01 I~b ~rmty PIlot to t~ end 01 tllh rruy pelod JCI will ttPlIr o eplate (n )(1 OPtio nl Ih e delMliv~ equl pmenl

Tllele _nl do II(It IJttend 10 tty ~ltW 01 eltlul~n lhal have bfton rnllUied bull bull Ite ed Or repared byC1I0 CI O IlIItd INfl iel Ihoul 1M supelVi1on 01 nd 110lt lltn Ippt(lvll olIO o WJCI ~t num~ or ranty d tul W bwn rmowd or alured AJ replaccd parts Ct equrgtnMn1 h1 become JCI pro~rty Thb ~rtntv is 1101 lu~b~ W~ nty J~ ~ be provldfd dulnn ncrmal bUllneu hOUlI IXCludll hoII(Ivs The r-dti I fonh hilrtln shltl be to(II~ nd eoltclU1ive medywltllCltlrdllo ny wlfrt nty ( 1lm under thlgt AallefMtlt Anv uit huN _lIIe rrltltv mun be lItauhl no III mn orgtamp II) ~a ftlr lile txPtloon ollhr pplicllble ffanty ~Iod Thlgt IIm(ttUon Is In IItu cr Iny olhe IPPrlublf mlult or 1Imh~1I01 CUSTOM~R FURTHfR ACKHOWLIDGU oVoID AGREfJ THAT THUt WARIUJffifS Aif ICIS SOU WAlIRANTlES ANDTOTHf MAXIMUM [)(TENT PpoundftMrrrEO UNDERAPPUCABLE LAW ARE IN U[U Of All OTMER WAftRANTlES pound)(pRpound$S OFlIMPUED INClUDINGtIT NOT lIMITED TO TlfOSf OF MERCHAHTA8IUTY AND FITNESS fOR A PlRTICI)LAR ftJRPOH

f CUSTOMEROIIUGATIONS AND COMMITMENTS TO ICI

1 Cuc~ wtt~l lt M ~ JCIr) WOOmIIlion (Onnltnlne conoilion of lhe CovtfeO Eqv ~ment TI Cvstom agnfS nd ~ntl

lhll 6tin 11Ie Tffm of IhI AItirnenl Cu crne will 11 oprr1 the Cevtttd [ol~menl ~codin8 10 th~ mnulanu~1 atldor CI co ~nduonl

01 up ~lt I~ I rgtd CUtten work Ic Ind motion boutt~e Co~erfd EQltrlpmenl crommended bt th e nufCuH ~Mor J(I

DJ 1I00Ii(k a n MlIQU 1e on_ 101Covw E4Uipm t ~ ftltommended by Ihr nufw1u~ Ntdor K~ Includili but 01 limited 10 dequal~ electllc~1 pOw~ ie IU~ lit COIGitionnt1Id ~umldltycontro

(4) oo ri ly JCI lovn~ile1y 01 ~ nv CowCd Equlpm~ nl mllunCtion Iliu kdown o other condllion ~fleclltg Ihe oper11on of tht Cowrt d f qulpfltf1

(5) prOjf ICI It~ nl arct1l 10 lis Pem isegt a nd Cevelti Equ~nl 1 ~H UJonIbIe tId nEU1IJf lmn for IIgte perforttIfICt olt~ e 5elVicu

(6) alo JCI 10 ~~ iod SlOP ~ erodialy hm off or otherwlle C~IIle c temponrily lupend eqvlpmenl Of)eratioru oc Ihll)(1 an perform Ihe ~le-aui~ uoder ~ AceemcIII

(]I M af)dlable ~Iovtd t JlIo~e oondc-n~ coollfll t_r 1raquoiIr wa ter lUlrnenl lor IN proper function (II Co_ed E Ilmc-nld prot ect a~lnll ~ nV elonm~nllllssu~ a nd IOllae of biohulld lueh 3$ but not IIm~ e d to leclonell

(III un iIlId jIIoperl itl and Itl~ Itttr u1on 11 lm t_ tUh nlpoundhl or II uth cfNr Ie Custo hili clo~ the PWllfl

(9 O~I1n I M~n Jke nc jIrnilgt ~qulred lor ~d DoloV I~ tlelt u~lecI ~ h theServlu

(lOI noullrJC I immedi ately 01 fly cmed ~deauacv~ 01 1~Iur r cl th t Co 1 Equlpmenl 01 othr condl lon ffenlna the optallen 01 Ihe Cored hulpmenl

(II) fumlVlny nelteu 110 C ~ I na ~~101 olflle$ 1$ peme (111 poperty maintain pall se Mlte Ind utt I~e 101111 operalion olny olh property sYStem Qqulpmenl or dtYlte o (usto m or 0111 to wtkh the Covered [Qpment mav De ilUacled or eCMK led In UCordinct wi1h mltlnuaclur~bullbulleornmend~tlcnt InlUr lfle elme ou1ltenll c the lequlemeltIU o lny Ie o6l i bu u ~encv 01 ocllttIIO~1u hiviC ll6iction thteol

131 IIOIt~mpet IVTt ~ ~ker Id)u l ~ dllturb I~ ~mQve Of ol~erwle Int~l1t~ with any Coveed poundIpmenl (locltKUn ampny relll~ 10l1wllftl ind 001 permk th r ~e 10 be done ~nd

(14) raltt lrom UU1nC lalie mina erob lfse K I 10 i Iln~ Pf~lty 01 I~ 1)1 by 01 IUed at~I1 JO by Iy OIlf1Imeltola mu fielpll I~ncy II elull lhereol

2 CUW~ftI~ u1ltnowledtna undend~ ~I unleS dl fea l~llor blQhl bullbullltdl uch leIOiIen11l topliGi tlyltKludm ttl I~ C JO b proYIdfr1t h gtCuomerlpo I~UI~ Ie pI ltgtvde j lK~ It~ nl Corner~mowIedcu lhlits fitC 10m~ ht tobla~ wlU elilgtte KI 01 any elpontbliity lor~ny Co~ed Equipment bC~kdown 0lt I ny ntC~UiY air o rrFgtlourneot I any Cover ~d Equlpme-nt II CUSICme brehes ItY 01 the t obllltlons KI N aye lhe Ilhl upon Mlen notice to Cullrgtmif to smpend Ilt Seovas unl~ C~tme cua udgt blttadl In a lldliJon ( SI_ rhaC be npornblt lOt f2YInt 0 etmbrfll10 10 inyCOlU Iuodt~ wilh ltoIftUW k uued IJ JUII 01 to( bnil(11 11~Ggte cbl iCltion bull

G INSURANC Clgt$lomllt t11lOfU11Ie 101 oUinin ilt inwran~ (ovtltsectte ~Nt (ull_ be Is nfelillY 10 proUCWIO Cuam propelttY and penol

In 0 on the Ptnlstl Includlnt co-eraJt 10lt ptllon1Inj u tKI propelY dftliilf~ ttlE PAYMENTS CUSTOMER MAICU UNDER tttlSAGRUMENT AAf

NOl ftELATED TDtttE VAlUE OF ttt[ PREMISES CUSTOMERS PROP[RTY OR POSSEnION5 ORTHE PER50N5 OCCUPYING OR AT ANYTIME PRESENT

IH OJ ON TNE fIIEMllU BUT RA1MEII ARE trUrn ON 1M COSt Of THE MnM MID lllE SERIIl(U AHD lAlE INTO CONSIDEJIAOON nn PROHCTION AFFORD EO TO 10 UNOER TtffS AGJIHMlNY CUtOngtC -by elee 10 ~ any Ilatoly 10 nv IVttII or condllion (ustlty (o~c cd bycom~dllIbIHtv iu t1nce (utomc und~oI nd lha l ncltlcr he Se~ rQr the Co~ered Equlllmfnl ~rr dtiI d 10 ~du(r bul nc

el1m te certl ln u13 1(1 doe nat tvrntv I~t nel th lgtt SeIViCI1 I1ltlr Cov~red [liulpm~t i ~ pievcflt Qerwn(ll InulY un~t~orzed entnotgtCe1 or

Johnson $](C 2019 J~on Cofol~ Inc CUllOf1ef CogtIodetll Controls Do rI() copy (pIIys eamplly eleW cay 0lt In a ny othel ltTtf)Crl) rlncul Ina t p-eu Iter Jl(flrISion 01 John~ Conrolamp I~ P8g~ f 0142

JOHNSOt 0 fRe 5 PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL REPREO FDF COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

H INOlMNITV

JCllnd CII~tomel 11It11 full Indemnify he ollgttl Plrty Illd Iu officers bulltffltS dilectOrsbullM tmpioyffl 1Om I ny ~ndn dlmlle p tOIlS and exptllln (clud ~lonJble utOlne-s leest illne OUt of third Pirly dllml demtlndi or lukllor bodily Injury (In(ludl dath) Of cia gc 10 tana1bie pcptny 10 lhe lCIt Irisin OUI 0 Ihe IItCIIamp~e or tnclnllonel mlscOfldutt 0 Ihe Indemnlfyl party Of lIS crnplovlef Of _filli CUSlomer expra tliihl ICI Jtlan be r~bIe 10In)Jry iWnbullbullbull bull 01 ~I only to the IICIttIt uund dlrlaquoly by IC1 nel~MI o Inllntl_ mliConduCi Thl obllJtJonl 01 JCllnd Ctome und Ihllltlt1ion ~ funhtf wbIKI to lealoml tid J ~

I LlMlTAnON OF UAllUTI NEITHER 10 HOR CUSTOMER WILL BE R[5PONSIBlE TO TH OTHER FOR ANY SPECIAl INOIRECT PUNITIVE OR CONSlQUENTlAI DAMAGES (INCLUDiNG BIIT NOT lIMITEO TO LOST PROFITS OR LOll OF BUSNlSS) JCJS TOTAL UAIIUJ TO CUSTOMER FOR DAMAGES R[5ULTlNG JROM AN( CAUSE WHAnOMR SHALL BE UMIT(D TO $2SQDOO IN NO EV(HT SHALl 101 INDEMNifiCATION OBllGATJOH [)(UD TIlE AMOUNTS ALO TO JO UNDER THIS AGIllEMENT OR THE AMOUNT OF INSURANCE IllQUIMD B THIS AGREEMENT WHICHpoundItIl IS GAUnlt CUSTOMUI UNDERSTANDS TltAT)CJ 15 HOT AN INSUIIER RpoundGARJ)tNG THE WORKOIlTIlE SERVICpound$ 0 SHAll HOT BE IIESPON5IBH fOR ANY DAMAGE 011 LOSS nAT MAYflUU~T FIIOM FIliI SAFElYOR SECURITY EQUPMpoundNTTHATfAILS TO PEAFORM PROPERLY 011 FAILS TO PIIMr( A CASUAL all LOSS

J FORa MAlfURE

KIWtLL NOT Bf RfSPON511Ll fOR DAMAGE LOSj INJURV 011 elLA CAUSEDY CONOrtIONS TMAl AAI BFYONDTKE IllASONAlU CCImIOl AHD

WITHOUT THlltnpoundHTlONAlMISOOHOUClOR NlGtlGpoundItCE Of 10 SUCH amomOHSlflCWD[ 80T ARE HOT UMmo TO (AI ACnOf GOO (6)

Am Of GOVtllNM[NT AGpoundNQpoundS Ie) SllIlKl5 (0) LABOR OISPIITpoundS) (f) FIRE If) OPlOSIONS OR CASUAlneuros (G) floIfS (H) VANDAUSM II)

RIOTS 011 WAR IJ)TpoundRROIUSM ANe III UNAVAUBILITYOF PARTS MATpoundRJALS OR SUPPUES

It RUOUJT10N OF DISPUTES 11 3 0l5pu1l rIs~ und~ tIIk _nl tile lelllgtall prom1 ~~ Incod IlIh lbesoIvt well dllputll by ~tIM In1Ie -t dsJ)UU II UIU~ 0 be vcWed eltha- pony whaw the tch IrIltble ltbiI~don by iIinC with lhe AmeltIcn ArbItIoltI oUodallon ~ no olllerlcttlClIon IaI bftn prevlouJly filed upon ftliol 01 the Ifbitnon till AAA Ihllhlw Ihe eOlCIu~W jurlsdlCllon _ the OlspUte Tlluibull11 party mty decide 10 f~e n (Ilon In coun of romDftenl jurbdirtlonl f til (oun f~m II Ihe flntlec1 proctdln flied tIIll tourt Iha have lur~dlaioo ove lhe ~JlUle to the aclulion 0101 rbltrltlon AtbiUlllon Ihln be toooucted In il(cordince wilh the lWn CUrrtnl tbhflllon rules of the IgtnItrlan Artgtilntlon MllaquoilIIon ~OIM wtlitllllon seMel mlJlIatty ampJ1Hd 10 by 1M IoIlt11n ArbIlratlon musl be (~1Ild Ihtll Ibty (60) dayt afw tn oputt submitted 10 artHlllon unlen the j)IoItlH mll I1y et ot~ The ~cI~ed by tn ~alorwi 1M f_land ~I liAlted by 1M bltLmDf may be Int~ed In XUlrcllnce with IppIiQbIe I_In any (oun h-il (ornpe1em jurisdiction jMltty po_llire III 1M 3Ibtrtttlcn or COUrt poem IhII If entilled lOn _d 01 Its rulflMble COIoU In(IudinI 1USOfIIbInomeyJ leu Incurred IS rtwlt 01 tile Oipute CUSTOMER MUST BRlNG ANY CLAIM AGAINST 10 WITHiN ONE (1) YEAR m ER THE ClAIM AROSE If CUSTOMER OOIS NOT CUSTDMR WlU HAVE IRRtvOCASlY WAIVED Irs RIGHT TO SUE 10 ANDOR INSTITUTe OTHER PROCEEOINGS AND ICI SHALL HAVE NO LlA81UTt TO CUSTOMER fOR SUOi CLMM TIME IS Of THE ESSENCE AELATM TO CUSTOMH PUISUING ANf SUCH ClAIM floIE PItOVtSIONS Of TKS AGREEMENT WHICH APLY TO AN (AIMHALl REMAIN IN HFECT EVEN AFTER THE AGREfMtNT IS TfRMNATto 10 AND CtmOMER EACH WANt THEIR RlGIfT 10 A rull

shyl TERMINATION

1 Remote Monnorln $eMCIIS and R~mOte ()pe~lln ScsvIca ma~ be imrntdlitely Clnceled by ellher party il Jels Remote OperIiQn Cenler (onne(lln res Of mOflltorlrlllSlem5l~ cle5trovtd by or ather ClIllopht Of wilt Ihf PlemilllS re sa bS damtBed Ih 1 11 Is IrnpftetaI IO conlinuf StnoIces

2 ellhe INIrty fib 10 perform any 01 Its obIirlon UM hIs Ieem~nl I~t otll jraquony wi prOIII~ -men IOIkt LheeollO lhe )lilly

1I1~ed 10 JHo In dmult Should Ine party alted 10 be Ifl defull 111 to espond I it or like action 10 cvre tIM II~IltI def within 1111 (lOt (lall 01 ~celvln IV lneo notlu the lOti ~rty may le(mlnlle Ihk rument by PIOllldlll ~ten nOl1(1 01 IIJII lermllliU lo n

3 UPQI1 IltIrrIinoUm 01 h ltfeeme~ le r anv rNson aJICmef 1hd PltiY IQ 10 I II UflGitputed _nu 0Wflj IlIrwah Ihe dallt of IIIUOII ~hIn thl (30) cI~ luth lermnl ion (ulier hIIllso prflVlde Jej Utlth RMlIlabe aa 10 the islS tD rem~ IIIe Gflew OtWe ~n~hVfllher JO pro~y ncltoun~tJI Int~on fl~ 0lt iiIlt IIlfIV ~lIlem1S ppUuble Cull 111111be liable fOlt al Iffl COlli and IICPfIfl mil Jet mv Il(u in ltootlKion th I enlOIOlmenl 01 hll tIlIl indlldina wilhoullimatlcln nlIo ble nom lees eltgtnKtton aency lees nil Olin COIoI

4 II he A~re~tot Is for mulljytar telm t~her jMrty nwy termiNle lilt Aeflaquomerll after dI ronl fu ~a of SaMlaquo by I lilt OInr pI no Ie-laquo thIn 10middot1 (151 ~VJ nit oolk laquoNlded h_ th~ (us OfIIted PREMIUM (OVEIlAGE CusIOlttltgtlt Y mlltUle ~~I ontv upon 10$ WIitt~ ~

M ASBESTOS MOlD BIOAHAZARDS AND HALUOOUS MATERtAlS

H~zardoul Mltfrills munl tfrlal ~ wb$llnct hal tIelher by Its N~ or ute II now Of hft defed Of fCula~ hdoubull 1 dOUloUbsltnoUl pc 1 o tOllllmlnlnl vodeIIV 1oG~ 111 01 leclclta l lowbullfCulallon 01 rdinlOtlCll bullbulllalre to or cklfIlUkIamp pUblic and ~ 1l1li and uletytId prateCIIon oj the IMonmen or which iI toIc explosive COfaUvt flammable radloKlhot orclnoCflIk or OIhenoriI haarcloui Of which iI or CfIfI1n1 _oItum psoline died Iud Inother pc1~um hvoilOClrbon produCl or poIYhlori~ bIphtI Hatardoui Matttllls ltlHdllGaltoeluMl makl leulmiddotbaid ptintl bIohIlrdS SIIdIIS but ftOlink~ to 1fCiofIeCl IntI HlIeJtcs-conao1n1nc mwials rACM1 Neither (ulomer nor lCi dlrlll lo or Illkeneel 10undnmiddotakedlren Obllnlolll r~I~li~ (11M klcnllOClllcln Ibuemenl dUnp control ~mo~1 or dlltpoltal o ACM

10 wlB be 1$IgtOtIIbIe 10lt moI 0 cI oos 01 ayen~roous ~Ierl_ls Ihll I ul In provldl lht StMt-es n O H bullbullf(Ioul MaIHllb1 and t~ I fmldllifIn ollllY Iell jlnd by he eI1e of 1(111lt1 MertatI For lit HI~ MltMils Iha may be olteselttl Itgt lacM~h

Johnson ~lcC 2019iQhn$on Cotro~ Inc ControlsComeJ Canfodenllal 00 nr)I COP) (pIIy~ocaIy eectrorcny or n an OIhel mea) Ylnout It ~I~ nnen ptlJJTJ5~ 01 ~C~oIs Inc PagE 38 011

middot PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL t- COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rNomiddotC1 HudOOJ Meritmiddotf (uuome shgt1IIUpply JCI wht 1 iflrornallo~ iflil pm bullbull~1on lt~lllni 10 lilp pre~nlt of lilllrltlOU$ M~ c-rret ij

th ~ilt eJ~nn ~v ff~(1 10 pelt1orm bull e 01 Ih~ s i(~ II Illhft Cnomelt or 10 gtKom ltt 01 ltgtlt UUlfCU U~ I)esellltt 01 Nonmiddoto(l HIIIISo M~ le1$ tIIl Iy ItgtItrlre llh Cr ServIltpoundl II I~U ImmtdllltIy $lOP I~ SoetYl(l Itgt rile I ffffiecl ru ~nd noilly the o thw ~n As btt-en (unome Ind MI Cuu_ hoo_be rtlpor1ible 01 IIISoho n~n ~ e -d diopoinr 01 Honmiddotla Hndou Mele 1$ fom lu rdMIebullbullnd for Ih (medlllion olny reu ImpaetCd by he ret bull bull e of he Hon-CI HUlrdou Mlltrl I~d mul ptwidc ~ cer1lliUlle 01 a balm~nl ~cfore J(I will be obll~lled 10 ~rlorm 0 cnl~ue lIS S~Mco unln 10 ~d letu knowloedae Ihll NonmiddotCI HIardou M~I(II~ were pren nd eted In dl$tfpr d of I~I ~e In wli(h tne 1lJ 1lt1 -11 be (pon lbllil lu ole ~ Othe etMOltlon 0 nmiddot orn Impmed by IlJ leltl~ of 1Idgt Hibullbulldon MlttIIbullbull00111) ( lOme hon In lOponibII II lu ole e~e for the _olI 01 HIbullbullrdous Male 1s INri ~ no bHII r~ieued and fe reie~e~ not nultlnc from Cl1 PtriormallCt ef tilt Serulces CuomN ~hlI ~I~nd ~nd InclomoJlot JO ~Calnl 1 Iol-ifl (o sU damUC I e~~nlel vd claJms ~rnamp 01 lu fa ure 10 (omply with Ihll Sccllcn M

N CUSTOMER DAlA

Cnlomt da la obtillned flom lie SetWltcs II owned by alld 111amp11 btlolt o Cunomer 10 I~ IUIOI illO UI Cl410mellb 10 prcMde Sentlce (lome bcept a lonh IItrlln lei wilt 101 disclose Ie any IhllI Otlty ~ny 1rlISivIltN81 (~nom dlI~ acquled hrouh pelt10IWIIIa 01 Ihe Sttvices Mthout Cul lomer (OnSenl (unomer ilB~e Ihal Jel nd 11 ubleIIrle affillnlnd epproved Ihild ~rty COII111OI5 and de-elopers may collecl nd lJ~e CUllome dll for Iny eaon 10 as ny ee l ule 0I1t1e clall on I dt middotklfn11itd bSII Iha dot nOI p~rsonaMy I~ntily Cullomer or anvlndivd Cuilomelt Igttgteby ~nlJ)O a petu WilcIWkIelfrtvOCable royah lru8unO U modi+ m1PU~Ibull bull WOIoeltIse and 1011

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O JCIS INlHLECTUAI PROPERl

10 WM IKtJI d riCh ~ lgtcIltgtltfest 11 yl) woltk orovided 10 Cuslomel IfgttIudlnl ohooI l ilmltiltiOfl ill ~e ~U and objeet cod dorumtnll1ior1 tKllnic Inhwon or dlla 1plaquolflCa1onlnd del bull ltes Impr~mellU 01 mOClllQlooruo 10 r~II1Hmiddot~ and (bJ I(now-How (defined below) e~ b 1(1 In bull (I~eron 01 lhe ~bltt 0 periolfTlfnt ollh Slt~ whth ~n_n 10 1(1 ror 10 Of diVtlom or tiICgyeiI Or ~uire-d In conneCllon with I perormrltt of II obn ioos under lhl ~greemenl Ownership Of eM Oelwblf ~nd KnowHow Ihd veil 00001y In ICJ nld flO Oe~ver~~bullbull1IaII be de~med middotworks mide fo r hlf bull Withoul UtIamp Ihe lenerilily 01 th e fortlal vfSNp 01 ai sool(e nllIS ~ (Ie (Olme of ptriOfnlInamp the le1Vkei I~I reMain the elOCIuIiIIt PlIJIIIlt1V 01 10 FltK purpoltl 01 ihllt AaJr-cmerr middot~nowmiddotHO mean a knohow )jot e It(hnIQ~s (Q ~U mllhoclolocln loobbullbull~Iy i(ll ~pprOKIgtG dltibu~ Odell and dt1m dllcoveriU ad ld~ililnW1ed produCAd by dhelc~d or uelt t)y 1(11 he CfUlon IIlt plovilJcn 01 the o-t~f1b1eI or In the Iltroltnance 01 tho Sltrvkt1 i nel Iny chanee ImplovemenJ or modlfiuHon tlgtereto or deivatlv Ihe reof

P OI6IT lpoundRMS

Any licMM 10 ltgtlt ~h( to ~laquopoundl1 JO IOfWlIrt produW inc dIIlti l e r Cloud tu Dyfth-lMd ulkr till Irelfflflfl b prellldild on 1- telt

corldklons for the iPllllebje loflwr~ groduct Of dlcll or cloud trvlce lei forth btll1wwwJgtgtmQI(QroluQmtgtulk Cleull4itl~I SU(h

aptgtlblt oftw~re podu nd (jjIIIIlervlltes lermsr lncopO ~d by rcferetl(e hcreln

Q Mi~LlAHrOlJS PROVISIONS

1 AW nor l~bullbullequlred IC be amp1vfIfI1bullbullnrundfi hili ~e ifI wrllnt Inc ~11I)e (OtIl(Ieca prcper ~iwn If (II chlMrred In Jlt IOt (b) tlll vi the Unlled 51lei POI~I stvIlte pel1se orepald ftlIlIred 0 tertlfld Mill rflun fclOl requCled (cJ ifni by o~ernlJht del~rv scNiCe ( fidEgt UPS) 01 (dln bvfClIrn~~ ~ m~1I or olnelt el~wonlC mt~nd confimed by (~cslmll e relum mlll or ele~hone

2 TIUs CfNnltnt _ nor be led byCunomoe wtllIc 1(1 k wrgtlIell (0ltgtSe 1(I IN ~ III -eM 10 1amplJr lh eltlnbull bull o_ ethn~erJon firm 0 (OltpOrllon wltheut Cul1omer~ conscm 0(10111 abo lIve 1M Ith Itsor cI1stretlon 10ubconuaa ny ponlon 01 IDe Servl(e TII$ ~retmenllnues 0 he ben~fot of Ind Is appllc ble tc ~ny aS1inees or SUbltOnl etor~ ef telbullnd II blndlnt upon Customer wllh Plaquo110 nld Il-SlttD or ltubculag rs wilh Ite f~e nd tllecl3 n bInltls (uIOme loJel

411 any plcviion of 1M femen Is fgulld t W IMaloC ~ tbullbull1 or unenforceable in ~ny elOtet Ihe lIdlly lealOty ~nd enforcelbillt Ollhe rem~lIinlpltosooru cellUinil htfetll hill flO( In t V wy be Ifeuelt Of irnj)3IleltIthNeOv

S TlIII laquoeemenlI lhe enUre (onl et bltwcM 1(1 nd CU1l0mt1 and ~st~1 ~ny pltlcr or ~ 1 undcfSllndll _itt IIIltIU ~ ro~oII or Olher ommuni(llionl b tween the partIe

ampmiddot(111 dltnowIodllli ~nd ~ bull IIgt IIY jhHdl l c ord~ lucd by Cuilomc In cunllKlon h lhigt laquo~enl iSlnlend only 1D ellMliiSh lnymenllllhof1ry fOl Cr5lont r Inltrn~lluou~I purptllH nd nol be conide1( to be ~ unto llcr Imltfld n1 modlfQtion o OIher IcvlslonlO lhe lenTIl 01111 AtrHment No tem or condition I dud or rfenced In CUIO middot pUdaSll ordl will h~oe ant fOlte elfet and Ih~e ( flU and condillon shall (MUOI (utomr1 ICtcraquoi1ICe of ny SefVicellllJH ltOnltllu lt in I~pncc of these lerm ~nd rolldnions An prO(IOl fo tltkjllo~1 or d~lefe rli ferm~llgtt In CuSlomtrs J)Uf(hue orde-r Cr ny otll elt dOtumenl Inill expresl ~ccP1ed IfI wrlIlIZ by ICI hCfeby objKted 10 nd telaquotCd

711 1I1t( at n~ (hfnlel 10 (uuomero ~tlnl or 0~r3110~f Of I lPlk oOle eEulaIon II ltode u~ bull Of ulW~y t~Ilebullbull I~il mD Iltldy ffeet J(rl peremlnt~ of the S~rvi(eJ or 111 pt1tlrltl ~fel 10 IhU h the ~ht 10 an eQ~IUbl and l~proprlle djuumenl 10 Ihe cope Ie and othe-f llcned Ie 011111 Ag reemenl

Johnson ~p(gt 21)19 Johnson Conll ol1 CU~lome-f Confgtdent Controls 00 -0 eopV 1ptyslQllly eleGl ro~gtCIly OlIn any oiher mft) hou Ihe eXJlress wn llen oerrn$$IOn 01 Joinroon CQntro ~ Irtlt Pag 3e of 42

JOHNSQfJ COtHROlS PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED r 11i COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

ADorNDUM TO PSA TERMS AND CONOITIONS OR MONITORING OF INTRUSION fiRE AND OTHER WpoundTY SYSTEMS

If ~te MOnilOfin StMces bull bull pIktly III(ludtS Ittnol~ lire ~ml 1I~oritl gtlaquov1tv 11111 mooilorint or video monitor ifl lht $COpe 01 wol1lt O (11110 d es tile Aareemenl II hereby madifie1lncl mended to Indude the termlnd prollllioru ollhls Addendu 10 tile PSA 10 Monhorinc 01 InlWolI r lf Mid Sfety So$term (Ihe AI(eNjum QplIlred Irms thaI Ie nol de1if1ed titeln lhirll h~ the melni cJven 10 diem In the lIIlement In Ih _11 of conhicl between the t~rTIltId (omIllions of this Addendum arid those ~inl ln the 111_ the tems (ondttklfls oIlbis Aoddtlldllm st pi~I~

1 kmote MoMorln of AIm SI~nI$ If ICI receiYo an elMfltnCV Itrm Ilen111 Jel Floc Jel IhIoII eeworlo nolhylhe IPJfOprille po~ Or fire deplnfII or other eme1enty panR QG ~iJurlldictlonnd Jel hl tndeVOI 10 IIOtiIyCuIlOmPf or tlsdellllllled repruenlnlve by eltmoll urltss instfU(1e-ltt 10 do OlheAlt by Cllomer In whilll ndot Nltd on l~ndlfd operalln picaduttlfo Ih ROC lCi uJ)OII feeeipi 01 bull lIOnmiddot emeree llenll from lilt Iremll sh ncltlvor 10 nOI11y Citomer ~feMltlve pursUlnl to Cu llemer1 _inen Instructions k faullin to QltmoU or Ie nOlllatlon Cunome ICknowlldlt5 1-111 the sllNIs Irlrumlttld from lhe Iremes will be monltoid In mOllltorlnl ftty not 0~111td by x~ lhe peSOIIIIeIIn _h monltom fldllltf lit nollh I~u 01 10 nor dots KJ IoU I rupDnsibillry Ielt tilt _ tIkh 1Kh Inb w montloed o lhe ttlPOfll( to $udlI1

2 ltemOI Monltotlfll kNkes Irkntllfmote MonllorltlJ SeNlf$ 1M be plaquolded by KJ If lhe ACftrM1II includes dIle 101 wth St~ 11

wm SeMce Is pchtitd 1lt1I nltOI~ mIIf 01 Ilirm 10 lhe Premies and lhe InIIlllchlre Is bIosed on the porcln( iCOq( 10 by lhe Jgt3lttiel wbjea 10 the lerms llId (ondiliolls 01 tills Addendum tie numtIMohllrms produced I I thl1ueloes beyond the COnuXt~ numblaquo of alarml In month (utome wiM tie blWon oleage lea

CommunOllonl Mdbo 0110( acknowlld Iht monkOlinl 01 COIlfelt Equipment requires nnsmlSllon 01 Ilgn~1s 0-1 $urlldad lelephone Iinellndo the Int_I1Id th Ihese moOeI of IIIJllmlslion ltmoV be Inl~rupled ctrofIIYltInled orcompromilrd In whkh cn IIC llMnal ClIO be Insmitttd trom the Pemius 10 thtr nIOfgtileinl fad~ty CUllomt ndenlnd Itltlle II~ lhe noonIOIn latllHy 10 be Willi 01 $lOch tonditlon bull dditlonal or 11tf~ II prol~1on toIIO be inllilled $udI line ItcIity devicn1 (Ullomtr COIllnd epensencr 10 Irlnsmluon Itlephone Ii only Cuslom- etnowtlldl_ II is _ IhIt h _urlty deW _lillie Ind nlnl UpirWy ldenllfied In Sthtdule A bull (qulprnent l ist lin dednrcf to purdlnl well 0tvkI~ Crntomtlt IIlth xkroowIedItllhlt Ulth ddltlonil pClt11on Is not 1rbIe Jot Inltrntl lrlMtOlln1on un6tr thl AIeemtnl

4 flwjUnnccemrry nns StfIlu csls At IOs OP1lOnltllddllIDIIII IN mIy be dwpd lot any m Of unlfQlOSiry SIM Vuil uused Of n=~led bV cUOJftllf 111 ildclklon Cuitomeuhlfl be Illy re$llOflSlb~ncr II1Of1 for fines petllltItsIISISlmInts l3gtes f~ o MH I~ by ~ 10vemmelQ bOCIy lell1lho~ tommolOlctrlloll 01 ~I UlltImiulon COlllptny1l1he rnlllt Ilny Iltie larm Ind ~hin rtlmtgtiwl Kl lor any tom -cUffed by IClln conMCIicll IIgtItewth Cunomer wi opera Ihe l)II toIIeluly ~ ID 1ooId CMOllne fau llimu hIM lIrmi an be ClVled by I _tIM or olher forces ~ he cOIIlrof 01 10 II n ~ number 01 flle Ilium lit cltetved by KJ In MIdllicfl to Y othebull lIb1e (tmedlll 1 111)1e to Jel ICI m v lerminll Ihis amprttmenl Ind discontiny t ny Service(snd leek to cover dmllts If In bullbullent Is dlipolChtd by I _mtnlll l ulhorlty or Olh Iibullbull 10 pond 10 a II~ Ilirm where lh CUIIDme o Iny olher Piny IIIi InlentlonallV xddenoly or rraquolilenlIyKl~led lhe Iam I lInl~ CullonW kaD be Itlportllble lor and PIYnv and1I lell lcrjor fonu lIuled with fUPlaquol 10 lhe fls lImsnd PlY 10 JCJIht Iddltiooal clllrJcs Mid (OIl1lncufftd by It fom I fl lslIlm If lilt CIIIIO_r $11_ M$ 1IXIllHllbie dtvIu Customer IUlIgtorIlti ICI 10 ~I Ille Iemin to tv Ill the ludible device r JO I eqlleued 01 ordltltd ID do lO bltf l_r_II~ lIhbors Dr I~ fist and Cullonle will PlY JOlts standard servIc ct tllule lor Kh well visit PoIIcIIIndes tiIU rePlir of svn1 whlth CIOUS lue diugtoldla _ lobi_ IIlIlngln lhe equljllll6nl nt(esAY f 10 to wpptr the StMces nd euslOmllt wM fWf 1 COlU of JudI malntelaflct At IeUI IIOIIthly CUMO-wi IIISI the V$ltm protea deulces and send lell I 10 the ROC 10 I n monltorin laquoII1Imtn1 I 8WldIIfIct wlthlnswctlons from JO o the Roc CoI_r IIHi to lest lhe monltorlllamp IV$tttnS inc1tIltIinI ttsti anv ultruonlc mlctowwtlnfrared CampPlCliInce or other electronic ~l_nt prior lofle end of tlCh monlhnd will ImmedlJtetv rfllOlllO JCl if the equipment fafls to respend to ttll I wltom IhIoI mike Iny nlaquoIIUry rIj)IIs 1ltOO fttl clP of notice IS Ii rulonlllly prnkll CuWgtmer ~n al an tlmes be oltlv rponslbllt If)lt mainlilninamp Iny Iprln~~r vlem In cod wortInc oflier Ind provide Mfeqlllf hell to lilt PIfI

5 RemQII Monilorinamp Df VIdo MonltoiIl Srvices Oul~ Ih Term JCIl sol lcr only obfilllkln mine fom the In~~11oo of Video MMtorlnC ~Mc In Sctvkt oIfrnf 1hall be 10 monitor thl dlamplIlli 1l KlullIy IKlvtd by JO II tI flOC fom mnn Ollhe VIdeo $oo$lem afld pon receipi 01 a dlllllrillCnllndicU lhirt In fam cOndlticn )lists 10 crravcbullbull as ptlmnltd by II 10 lIol~y lhe police or olh munklplllulhoity deemed approprlale In KJs bsokn dilafllon IndIO well pellOllS Customer 1111 deslampMted In lIlne 10JO 10 rectlvoe nolineiQn cf IlICh IlIrm tondition II WI forth huein HD llarm 1nstI1ti00n ffPIl bullbull tnIInltnall(l or rd IgtOJUeI will be1OVItIed urocSer IhIi Video MDnl~ optlcnJO m~ oul DfIor nollce 10 CUIIDmtlt in _10_lcIbII ~or iltlurtnu _ultur~bullbull II(t d ls(OfIIIne 1Id Dr ltand iii ~ policies and protedurtL

bull Inc~lon nd rDndonlon oIlte VIdeo MonIln shaUbe pt~~d by KJ Wthis AI_nt Iclude$ I cha lOt IIIdro Mkorin~ Se we If ucll Voo MOIIltorln Stltva 11 purthi1e-d IIde(I MOIIlto111lI S~II will Decln when the Video SVSlern II Inlblled and opelltonalbullbullnd when Ih nlltesHry communletllorll COMIKlion Is CQmplcHed NO obIililiOIl lor the provision 01 tI1l~ VidllO Monitorln SeMa w1I laquogtIIInt1l lbest tlQllirmenllm ~

b CstQ lqvlllmut Customtr shall obIalnlllu DWfI CMtnd fgtltPtn~ () thIqulpmenl netenry 10(OrlllKllo 10110( Ind (b) wtutev~ IKtmlnlon permits o tice nHS lIwrl be 0ItUSA fom1 penonl ~111gtDtI1Ie ulltity bull bull nd lIlY ot tilted lervico plt0iId~ In co_aion wIIh Ih ~lYI(el n vIdIo 11 to be IISfd boor 1111 Customer Ii inlltlgtcltod 10 poduct Ad Imrnll video I~a (Ih VIdeo System Imj oillcPemlsti 10 IhltOC Ithe VitIeo System fCl mers no torn~ wJrratIVor fPISnotlon 11 1 Mto NSr will _ate IS ln1enclecf Conto Iulttller IJreoII 11111 notwithillndi V rule o 1IlttIct~tron by tel In dec Svst Ind Video SVSI I~ 10 ihIII ~ no tiPOMIblIity or obIiamplllorocltgt ItCnliO CusIO lhe~ SVlIm 0V other CUlla IIQVI~I

Johnson Ip(1 2019 Jonnson ConIeMs 111( ClSlomClI COnmill Controls Donor COfgtI iOhyseaUr eIetroncady OJ1M any o~ ~d) snour In )(lie u n)( ptfTllJSoOno JlhlisOft CorjoI l roe PageOol~2

PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rm ICntI(~ CvllOflCf II _u~hi1 I~ Video SYUCfgtgt ~alecl time lilt poiltloorwd NllouteclSlltll WI II only PlocllK 01 caPlII VIdlaquoI SvlI ionIt cr (ns111M Prcmltsts CUomo ~ IdtqWIwtiotI Ifbullbullbulln~(f1tIamp tondillonJ 101 Ihl OINt~ of the CamuH CUIm~ nb1~tI ltId lCllel t t 10 ~I$d no UItIIfO 0 lHlclpil~ Itllouln c JIOlIlIofgtInamp- lfodfO 1M t1ilW UMffillr(ludill W nol limhecl lo~lttllrlC willi NS loaltiDfU INn 01 pClSOfU In-VIdeo Sysltm l~etJ Y ~pirI or UIMUff

d Cll Customtlt Rw toI rflpltllbk 10 lbe video ~Im ce oduced Of uptur by toe VIdtltgt ~ 11 (gt11_ IQ~ del indemnify Inc hold hl rmIti )(1 M( 011lt tnl1 diectotJ I nc Itmployotfl I bull Inc ~I dmq~ lou (csu and cprnses 1~IucIItIIfI$ON~ UOOneyl lKi) rSOgtamp an or 1IIIrd gtllT IIIoIMI defTIIflCh Of ulu In connKlion lh thr ue (gtptfllion

IQaotI poaklon 01 th ~~11rITI ~nd the VldN ~I Imn tllllt theft 0lIl Indu dklbull bull ot 1gt01 11mI1 10 Jny (elm Of ~ Pflt$DII ckpkteclln bull Vlcko Sytt ~bullbull 11I(1Jd1 bill IIOt 1oll d 10 Iny ~m by 11 ~1l0n 1 his 0lt lor tr h~1 Ifl~ IrwcIN 0 Inlrudd upon 0lt lib 0lt M ~kltft h~1 bfen rnIgtpp ~~led Any dulyen I ebf~ln I~C (OI1Jtf1I D ~lSle oIny ~tSOI1 Oerrltled In I Vldto SYSIIm ImI Ie Iu 1111 er he IIUMH 10 be dPIlIeltl ~d rnlmina O olllole UIa d Ille I 10 dt1t1Wgt d (ompy- lid 1IppJabil LaWl qltIlallanl Hmlltd rod olhe obllptJolllhlt 10000m 1M It~ PfO~ M d elnlalsl ltivOdeoo uptu d-kl such ti 0 VIdltto Syslem drc but not IIm~ed 10 nodrtIon It t~1 Vdeo S I il m ut A th Prtfnlws sII be til lele Fanslbllil oIl~e CUJlomc JCI eel 10 rNkf VIO SIIm 1m1nlNbl 10 Cunenl1l rgtd upOn lhel C1De(tllie ~utl leI mk~1 fig Pfembe wau1 or eprtsenlihen a 10 Ille I~ntlll eillm till II tltln Vodeo Imall or Ihe QulIl therea

C V~oSylltmSIcMIbull WhM fcnalI(Im tM ~S(Iltm II lCeMd KIC$tfWIlhe hI to 1( bull m Zb belort odfoiC 0fIlaquotI1I(y ~lIcn Ind mty CfQOlt nol to notlfv ~tfCY ~10NWl1f II ~I Ulon Ie bellr-c In ill )Olt d-trtIJon III n Imer ency fondillon (lCI~ nOI tlsl 10 ~I filii temPt Ie i~ Ito nUINe ollhltl tmesfltv by ut vI u l yenelnClllon ndlor Iht twO-ayollaquo 111_ iI pploble) of 1M Vldre Sl$IMlIn(lud~ CnOlNlt 1(I1t IIKI detirllI 11111 ergtey (onditJ olUs JO will tfIde_ 10 notify lhe popelt POlice or emet~ry (0II1IC1 on a IIlClllon alln cI In_I by(~omer 10 10 Ot lIS CltnH- WIlen ~~ICfl(y 11 lCe~](1 I bull bull UtpllO coaKI tilt 111 ~ble CII1I01r1If rtprtotllI~Ie orr lilt nCltlLutIOll c~ liS bill fill rIOI nol l l( tmtrlRfKV uLhI~ Ihls notlllcalll)lJ will bI irllh~ I of bullbull o 11 1(1 bull 1 folte ROC ~c~_ lilne c~S1~ fl1~ e~ edlle lhe Q~ IUt Iltgtr Yemerlencv or __~trCt otulJoII the cuHomtr HI nftdO mte IhIs tQIIMlln _kin csl~ IUlhobl$ n IKISIO ~ IU Iettl Ie UJt Itl dlKrltllorgt C_IIII I ~I Ot damp1IlIon 01 11 Pt 0 ptlt$ons en o OUftd 1111 cltfTIht$ who UI nalllUIIorInltI 0 ClrtOmet 10 Will HOT MUST Ott DpoundTAlN MfI tllUON

f tcordlnp CltnIOIOtf COMtllU 10 lbe Ilpe laquo0lt1111amp of ~I Ietph(lnlc tomnICIII bt_ Ihl Pttml~ nd KI lCI wll h no ~ InyIlLilJnIrom laquoordlne fo r bullbull nu 10 ~cd) CIt PlbltCJ11on 01 ampf1WO-Wty WIIrI eamtnamplnlaOOrU oVgttr KOId1 0lt lhelrIi1(1 hili III tidily In c~ wllh VIdeo Svll grllt Vldre SysIHTIIaa IndudI blrt rtClHnllted I e I frltN omltlIlon tOeJamptn(t o 0 1( by JCI CIt olltl oNi( p~ ~I__ lIenu COfltnclon Of tny Olha tIIIrd pan COMtel ie n wIIh e ~tllgt1 fOt 1~ 1ltt 01 ffIOI) ~nsmLilIIon eodilll InltrpOflamp UllOfIl4I 10 VidtO Imltbull

I IIl1k 01 1011 II lIMorntls 10 dgn nol prenl o wIfnl that IIIlt StltvIet1 p_nl nylou by buIII( IIoIdup fire 01 gherwbl CIt 1-1 Ih ~__ In til ua ptOyenide the ptelWIon for WO II is Lnslllld 0lt InIrIOdtcl Of lhaillM ~ will be ninttlpted 0 eUQImiddotf (ltnlome

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TOWNSHIP OF WORTH Sanilac County MicbigaD 6903 S Lakeshore Rd Lexington Michigan 48450

Telephone (810) 359-8852 Fax (810) 359-7027 F-mail CleTkworthmlorg

PhUlp EssenmacheT sup~JenDifer Staoyer Clerk Jenuifer Woodruff Treasurer Jack Wylie Trustee Walter Badgerow Trustee

RESOlUTION 16-7-20-1

RESOLUTION TO ALLOW WORTH TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF DETROIT EDISON TO OPT ltlUT OF THE SMART METER PROGRAM

Whereas Detrott Edison Company has begun the process of Installing within the boundaries of Worth Township digItal advanced meter infrastructure to be referred 10 in this resolution as smart meters I and

Whereas many township residents have expressed concerns about the Installation of sm art meters on their

homes to Worth Township officials and to the Worth Township Board and

Whereas these residents and Township Board members have expressed concern about the alleged Intrusion

into their respective energy usage attributed to smart meters and

Whereas many residential customers of Detroit Edison Company are concerned that emissions from smart meters may be attributed to serious health problems including but not limited to physiological neurological pulmonary vascular and sensory and

Whereas Michigan House 8i114916 was written to address the above mentioned concerns regarding smart meters and has been forwarded to the Committee on Energy Policy

Now therefore be it resolved that the Township of Worth SanIlac County supports the ability of OTE Energy customers to retain their current analog meters and to opt out of the smart meter program fortheir homes without being subject to financial penalties and additional monthly charges

Now therefore be It further resolved that the Worth Township Board of Trustees strongly encourages State Representative Chairman Aric Nesbitt of the Committee on Energy Policy the Michigan Public Service Commission Attorney General Bill Schuette State Senator Phil Pavlov and State Representative Paul Muxlow to take all regulatory procedures needed to investigate alJthe aforementioned InformatJon and concerns for the health safety and welfare of our cItizens and Inhabitants

Board Adoption

This Resolution shall become effective on the date of Its adoption by the Worth Township Board

RESOLVED this O dayof j~ 010lw

ATIEST AS TO ADOPTION BY THE WORTH TOWNSHIP BOARD

$0 Resolved

Date 07- 2 D- b

Supervisor Philip G Essenmacher

~ Oerk Jennifer Stanyer

Motion to Adopt made by Board Member ~Yl)) Second by Board Member lAhxJtttff

Nay AbsentAye

Philip Essenmacher Supervisor

Jennifer Stanyer Clerk

Jennifer Woodruff Treasurer

Jack Wylie Trustee

Walter Badgerow Trustee

I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and complete copy of a resolution adopted by the Township Board

of Worth County of Sanilac Michigan at a Budget Meeting held onj~ 00 f OIQlli and that said meeting was given pursuant to ad In full compliance with the Open Meetl Act being PA 267 of 1976 and that the minutes of said meeting were kept and have been made available as required by said Act

Jennifer $tanyer - Clerk

Village of Reese Resolution No 13-14-01

A RESOLUTION ADDRESSING SMART METERS IN THE VILLAGE OF REESE

WHEREAS the teon Smart Meter often refers to an eleCOidty meter but it also may mean a device measuring natural gas or water consumption and

WHEREAS many communities across the country have joined forces to prohibit smart meters from being Installed locally mostly upon the notice ofhigher energy bills (Cost) illness (Health)forced installation ofmeter(lnvasion into Home) Privacyissues(4th Amendment right to Reasonable Expectation of Privacy) Safety and Liability and

WHEREAS on March 4 2013 the Planning Commission for the Village of Reese passed Resolution No 2013~02 that recommended that the Village Council consider takingjormal action to notify and ban allfuture use aSmart Meters within the VillQJe ofReese and

WHEREAS the Village Council believes that additional information relating to the use of smart meters 1n the Village of Reese needs to be compiled prior to making a definitive deCision with respect to banning the use ofthe devices NOW

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that at a regularly scheduled meeting of the Reese Village Counal being held on May 13 2013 ) a quorum being present a motion was made by KEAST and second by FIELBRANDT to place a moratorium on the use of ~smartmeterswithin the village limits for a period of six (6) months so that the Planning Commission can continue studying the matter AND

BE iT FURTHER RESOLVED tbatthe copies of this resolution be mailed to aD utility companies who provide electric gas and water services to the VIllage of Reese

Vote

Ayes 7 Nays 0 Abstain 0 Absent 0

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City Clerk l1wUlCi M Smilh

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CITY OF BROWN CITY A Progressive Industrial and Agricultural Community

4205 Main Street Post Office Box 99 Brown Cily Michigan 48416()099 Phone (810) 346middot2325 Fax (810)3463802 el11lil brownctygrealtllIkesne

CITY OF BROWN CITY Resolution Number 16-04

A RESOLUTION TO THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION EXPRESSING THE BROWN CITY COUNCILS CONCERN WITH THE

INSTALLATION OF DTE ENERGY SMART METERS AND A REQUEST TO EXPLORE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY EFFECTS

WHEREAS OTE Energy has begunlhe installation ofnew mele to CU$lomers in Michigan ThumtNlleA oommunities~ replacing existing meters with srcaUed Smart meters that is electric meters which viH broadcast information to the utility company using radio frequencies and

WHEREAS DTE Energy has indicaled thaI il will at some point begin installotion of Smart mete in the City of Brown City and

WHEREAS Smart mel provide benefit 10 utilities by allowing remole meter reading by among other things eiiminating the need for someone to go onto each utility customers property to read a meter and possibly offering residents lower electric rates at non~peak times and

WHEREAS a significant number ofpeople including residents or the Cil) of Brown City have expressed heir roucems 10 this Council hom potential health effects ofthe Smart melers as well tIS other concerns regarding lheir universal deployment in the City and

WHEREAS although the City COlmcil is inforoted that it is without jurisdiction to directly regulate Smart meters exclusive jurisdiction over them residing with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) the City Council believes it is appropriate to assist its citizens in obtaining consideration of their issues by requesting careful review thereof by tbe MPSC

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROWN CITY that

I The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perform a careful analysis fbe potential health and safety effilltts which may result from the univernal installation of Smart meters for electric and gas utilities

2 The MPSC is further requested to consider delaying the deployment of Smart mete pending a conclusion by the MPSC following coreful study lJd review that such met are safe and will have neither short-term nOr tong~term negative consequences to the health of the citizens of the City of Brown city and the State of Michigan generally

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3 The MPSC is asked to carefully examine other concerns regarding tbe deployment of Smart meters as may be sllbmilled 10 them by Tcside nls of the City of Brown Cily and lhe Stale of Michigan so as to insu re that all aspects or the issues are considered before final dctennination is mnde with respect 10 such deplo)111enl

4 The MPSC is funher asked to consider requi ring public lllilit ies to allow customers with appropriate medica l docwnellHll ion of their ind ividualized risks to opt out of SmOtrl me ter installation at their homes

5 The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perfoml a ca reful analysis ofrhe potential privacy issues regard ing available and fut ure SOlan meter technology

6 All resol Ulions inconsistent with [he foregoing resolut ion be and the same h~reby an repealed to the c-tent of such inconsi stency

The fo regoing Resolul ion was ofJered on May 9 20J 6 by Councilmember William Nailers and seconded by Counci l member Dan Loulzenhiser There folloed a Ro ll Call VOle with four (4) Councilmembers present eM Jacobson -alSlnl eM Louzenhiser-yes eM Mclvorycs eM Milkr-yes eM Parks-absent eM Wal(~rsmiddotyes

Abs(ltlining ~

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A QUORUM BFING PRESENT - MOTION DECLARED CARRIED

I Juonii a M Smilh (ily Clerk o(the City or Brown Cit) hereby cen iry thallhe foregoing is tru and complelc copy orn resolutiOlllldoplcd by rhe Cily Counc il o r th~ government ofrhc City of Brown City County orSonilac Sl3te of Michigan al a regular mecting hcld on May 9 2016 and thai said m~etin ~ was conducted M d public notice of sa id mecling WaS given pursuam to and in fuJI compliance with Ih Oren Meelings Act bein Ac t 267 Public ActS o( Michigan 1976 and thaI the mimlles of ~a id meeting Wlfe kepi nnd ill be U f have been made available as requ ired by said Act

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RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THEAlIIUrv OF Clrv IEStDENTS AND PROnIffY OWNERS TO EUlCITO OPTmiddotOUT OF RECEMNG

ADVANCED UTilITY MmRS (SMART METElISl

The followIng preamble and resolution were offered by Coundlmember ~1 i t hoe J ~rL_~ and SlIpp-orted bV Councflmemher ~~__k Ll pa n __~

WHEREAS OTE Energy SVIARl meters (SMART rn~ters) are 0lltidern electrIc metirs which end elect(ic meter readings dutomatlcaty bv using a radio frequency nehvorK rather than 11 uarlitronal on-site ~te( reading method lind

WHEREAS DTt fnargys actively Installing SMART meters throughout southeastern Mlchigan And has recently moaJfed 11

latter to the City of caro pemin1na to the ability of City residents to opt-our of f(Celving a SMART meter and

WHEREAS a numberQf CIty residents have exprltssed tomems regarding negative health conditIons that may reson from the use of SMART meters the a(CUuKY ofSMART meters and the possibmty that th~ uS of SMART meters may contribute to Ute loss of personal Jlrivacy aod

WHEREAS the Mict~an Public SeNke ComPlisston has receotlydedded to lnvesligate seve-fal Il$pea$ pertalnloji to the use and installation of SMART metm and

WHOtpoundA5 the Mlthigan Public Service Commission tlSi a tompomml cf this lmt~stigation is requesting thai utmW comPanles disclose Information rega-rdltli tM po-tential adverse hearth effects associated with (he use of SMART metetS and

WHEREAS th~ City of CarD Council i$ charged with securing and defendioe the overall health safety_ aod welfare of the ldenU of the aiy and their guests

NOW THEREFORE BE rr RESOlVED that the City of (arc Council her) supports the abillty of Its residents and property owoe~ to elect to o-pt-out of receiving SMART meters m$taIJed

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Cam Coune supports the invGSlgat1ltm by the Mkhigan Public Servlce Commission of SMART meters

THIS RESOLUTiON DECLARED ADOPTED nus 5 DAV OF August 20131 ClerkITreasufac of 1M City of Cam State of Michigan do hereby certify tNt thE foraolng Resolution was duly adopted by the City of cam Council during its regular meeting Mid in the Municipal BunOlng in the Clty of Carcent on August 2013

Resolution It 16-201~ June 6 2016

RESOumON A RESQUJTiON SUPPORTING MfCHIGAN HOUSE BtLl4916 OR SIMIlAR IEGtsJATlON AND SUPPORTING THE AmUTY OF TOWNHSIP R6U)poundNTS TO CHOOSE TO HAVE AN ANALOG EtECTfUC AND GAS MEml RATHER THAN ASMART (ADVANCEtll MErE

WHEREAS smart meters are computerized electr1c meters that send electric meter readings to the utility via radiofrnquency radiation multiple times per day and

WHEREAS analog meters are manualJy read electromechanical meters that have accurately

measured the electrtc consumption of homes and busfnessesfor over acentury and

WHEREAS DTE Energy (the utility) is repiaclng exJs1ing utility meters with smart (oka advanced or AM) meters and

WHEREAS DTE EnelY plans to replace all meters with either the fully functioning smart meier orthe smart meter with the radlofrequency turned off (opt-out meter) and

WHEREAS the opt~()ut meter must be manoa read In the same way analog and nooshytransmitting digital meters must be read and

WHEREAS the IItl1ity in fts testimony berore the Pub1c $ervlce CQmmission in U-17053 has stated that the nonMtransmltting smart meter performs no functions not already performed by the analog electric meter and

WHEREAS the utility charges the residentJa customer $6720 to have the norHransmitting opt-out smart meter In place of the fully functionIng smart meter and

WHEREAS the cost of lealllng In piace an existing analog meter is $000 thus creating an unnecessary charge on the customer who does not wish to have a smart meter on their home Or business and

WHEREAS some persons on fixed lncomesare unable to afford the opt-out fees and

WHEREAS the utlJlty does not permit businesses to opt out and

WHEREAS1 citIzens of this oommunity have expressed many concerns about this replacement Including concerns about the health effects of mdlofrequency radIation and the voltage transients and harrnonfcs (line noise) generated by smart meters concerns about privacy and hacking concerns about fire safety and fire hazards concerns about Impending time-ofltse rates and resultant increases In electric bills and conterns aoout remote shut-off and

WHEREAS many residents in the State of Michigan have reported negative health symptoms after the installation of smart electric meters or rnm-transmittlng opt-out meters on their homes and

WHEREAS some residents of the State of Michigan have reported that their smart meter has cau~ht fire or exploded or have reported flickering lights and appliance short-outs Immediately after a smart meter was installed and

WHEREAS the Township of Vassar has worked tirelessly to attract positive Investment while rejecting those that put our health environment and quality of life at risk and

WHEREAS the Vassar Township Board of Trustees ts charged with securing and defending the overatl health safety and welfare of the residents of the Township and their guests and

WHEREAS the electromagnetic frequencies emitted and generated bV these meters have been snown by tens of thousands of scientific studies since the 19305 to harm biological systems and therefore may pose a serious long~term threat to the health of our cltlzensj and

WHEREAS customers with a disability under the Americans with DlsabIHtles middotAct may not be charged for accommodation of their disability and

WHEREAS both the nonmiddottransmittlng smart meter and the analog meter accurate IV measure electricity usage and whereas both must be read by a meter reader therefore making them indlstlngulshable for purposes of metering customer electrical usage and

WHEREAS smart meters have not been mandated by the federal or state government and

WHEREAS our Township is committed to providIng equal opportuntty and quality of rife for all and to removing full barriers to participation In public nfe on the basts of dlsabnity and

WHEREAS OTE has been unresponsive to these customer concerns and

WHEREAS House 81114916 would address these concerns without Impacting the utilitys ability to Install smart meters on the homes and busInesses of those who want a smart meter

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Vassar Township Board of Trustees supports the ability of OTE customers to not partidpate in the smart meter program on their homes and businesses and to have their electricity usage measured by an analog meter without suffering financial penalties or Incurring monthly charges as outlined in House 81114916 and that an analog option be offered in perpetuity to all uttllty customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar TownshIp Board ofTrustees calls upon the Chair of the House Energy Policy Committee the members oftne Energy Polhy Committee the state representative for our dlstrtct the state senator for our district the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Attorney General to do all In their power to ensure passage of House 81114916 and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar Township Soard ofTrustees calis upon the above-mentioned persons and governmental entitles If House 81114916 Is not passed in this legtslative session to do all In their power to ensure passage of legislation In the future that will ensure that utility customers have the right to have an anakJg meter on their homes or

middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

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Hclyentmbtr INIy capdtyE~ bullbull 2-97)( per kwto NooltlIJClty EMfoY ~7BJ( PI( kWh

OIlYery CaQe o ~MoeChilr~ (JuneIIlrQUQhOctOberI bull Sl95 per mon1h ontritlrJtlon kWh 1Yf0IIIIl) SltII3OC ptr kWh

ThIs iMe ls~ for cusOtlllaquoS who UW laquoshyIrk wafff IIHI~ for unitVYO flJr(1OStlo Coniroled 5laquoYIce tlnlt~)

Power Supply ChQtt mm C~ PM1tY [JWlIIV 1915 per kWh Non-~PKity rneW 25lt116( PH kWf

o~rv Cltqn 5efvice ChMe bullbullbull S1Igt per mont Oist ribullon kWh 5430 per kWh

Gorolhcrmel Tlmr of DaV Ratr

~l(USM~r~ nun 10 1pm Po Supply Ch O~

Jun 11II 0ltJqh (klobelt AU onpek kWh

C8C)yeniI- (net9Y 9nsc 1 kWh Nooltpady (Mrqy 2814lt per kwtl

AW offmiddotptallt IltWh CIpyenty Ene rQ~ 13J5 per ~Wh NotrCapodty E9Y 284 pot kWh

NovmM thrOUlh Mil All onPIWlt ~Wh

CeplKlly ( neroy U ODlt perW1 N~ity [MrQy 28l4lt pw kWh

AIIo1~ kWh Clpa(M ~ EJWl 9r lAJX ~r kW IIon-ltapac lly ~roy UtA C PE ~W~

tullv~ry C~qu seritl Charge 6]0( 1 day Distribution kWh (YeaHOllM) 4703C per kWh

Expertnlal Ellcl n c Vehcle Ra tl

Opt ion 1 Tlmt of Ot~ kino On~ fKIltfi McIl(I6y-FrkUly il4m 10 1Ipm Po Sypply CIlaQu

OfgtpaiI kWh calhy poundnto OVbull 6 779C IltI~Wh

NonQpadty EnerQY 9012C perkWh I oIIpuk kWh ~yEnlaquoQY 1695lt pelttWIgt Hon~ poundJWIIJ( 22silt pelt ~Wh

Oell~ery C~~ Servll a r~f $95 IXr morgtIh 1)sI IbuIkWh bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbullbull gtA)OC 1 kWh

09tlon1 Monthly F r~ ( UIgtf ~v~ l1Ut~ly) loonIlIIy I~ of $4511 ~r yellko IrKIYClINJ sur(narO ~Igtdcedillo

OTHER RATE OPTIONS

JllGrHnPowermiddot 1QIuntwy ~ffgtMJY IIfJ1fMl withgt( fnd soIM In Ofe _e ItrTitrxy lor ClISton1ft$ no dfth to IgtbVP ~ O(fdtflt potion of IMH elt(lrc IlSf ~trlbvtf( 10 r-ok(t~J ( ntDII(IfJtJ wpporI lhe ~ of __ftlWltIHI9InM~uvnmoreal

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HiI~ Le-n motp ll dtHn rQycomQrHnovlTlflts

Ht t MetfrlnQ - A dlt option IMI promolft ~M (RgtUrn~ HIW~ eledtijtrusi19 f~r~tS IUmlY reaMgt MtVOYcndiU ~ 1M power bull

rloltlllt ~bull -IIH atdits_ 1gt1_ TIIO _101 _oolltn o$JJ _h_ _ ~NO 6~ yo __ ~ TolnOUII -rI_Ul l~lbull _ _ cmM(RW~ _ __ oS1S) _~__ -- OI _nn

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WHOLE HOUSE RATE OPTIONS TIese service rates are provided throuqh one meter to a singJt or double OCCVPMlCY dwelin9

Residential ElectriC Service Rate Powe Suppfy CharOe First 17 kWh per dAY Capacity Energy bull 1065C JlE kWh NOItltapacily EntltVbullbullbull 4 767( PErkWh

Additional kWh capacity Energy 4590C per kWh Non-Capacity Enerqy bullbullbull 4751( per kWh

Delivery CNiroes 5efvice (halVe $750 per rnonl h RIA Credit middot $750 per monlh Di5tribvtlon kWhbullbull 543OC per kWh

Time of Day Rate-

On-peak h(Wrs MonCJay-rriday n Um 10 7 pm Power Supply CnarQes June through Octo~r

All on-peak kWh I Capactty Enerqy t2048C per-kllh N~lty EnenlY bull 4757lt per kWh

All otf-peak kWh capacity Energy bull bull 090OC Pfi kWh NonlaquoJpaci ty EnefQY bullbullbull 4757lt per kWh N~ IhrOU911 May

All on peak kWtl Capacity Energy bull 944OC per kWh Non-caPbCity Energy bullbullbullbull bull 4 757lt per kWh

AU oH-peak kWh Capacil y (nergybullbull bull o679C per kWh Non-capaclly Energy 4757( per kWh

fXgtltvery CllalQu Service Charge bull $750 per month Olstribvtlon kWh (YeaNovnd) 543O( per kWh

DynamiC Peak PnclnQ Rate This rate features th~ price tiers as well as Critical Peak prices for days when Critical Peak events are caIed It requires YO1f home to have the aovanced electric meIer Poer Supply Cllarg ~s Onpeak Monday Friday 3 pm to 7 pm

All on peak kWh Capacity EnerQt bullbull 9759C per kWh NOfIltQapacltt Energy 4049C per kWh

Mi(1)eilk MoIIdIlY friday am to 3 pm amp 7 pm to I pm All midpeak kWh

Capacity poundnerQy bullbullbull bullbullbull bullbull Aoose per kWh Non-tapaclty Enerqy bullbull bull 4Q49 per kWh

Off-peak 11 pm to 7 am and all day Saturday Sunday and desiQna~ holidays

All o ff-peak kWh capacity Enerqybullbullbull 0554( per kWh Nonltapacity (nergy 4 049( per kWh

(Critical Puk events dJrlnQ on-puk hours MondayshyFriday Ilmlto to eo lIours per year with ~vance notite

All criti calpeak kWh 5091 per kWh Nonltpatity Enerqy 4049C oer kWh

D1 Uv~ry Cha r Oes Oistribution kWh bull bull 543OC per kWh Service cMfQe $750 per month

Space HeatlOq Rate AfJPied oNy 10 ~miJOeflfr instilUed electric s~ce heltllin9 S(lrwct 11100011 0fIe meier IOn) II~f to KIU$MOIrIJ IlaquoWd on this tltf ~I(r 10 ~ 17 lOIS

PO tl Supply 0 J~ trrouOh October

(irst T7 kWh per day capacity [ MrQy bullbullbullbull bull bullbull bullbullbullbullbull bull bull 1217lt per kWh NOOCapacily Energybullbullbullbull bullbull d61b( per kWh

Additional kWn Capacity Energy bullbull 4741C per kWh NonmiddotCapaclly[nerqybullbull bullbullbull bull 4 616( per kWh

November through May (IrS 20 ~Wh per dat

Capacity ElKrQY bullbullbull 1844( per kWh NonCapaclty Ener9Y bull 4616C per kWh

Addi l lonal kWh Capacity [ ne((lY 0553lt per kWh Non-Capaci ty Ener9y 4616lt per kWh

Oeltvery C~afl)e ~

Service CllltlIqe 5750 per month Dislrlbullon kWh cYeM-roundl bull 5430lt per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

lnteruptlbte Space Conditioning Rate (CooICurrent s middot ) Thfs rale is (01 cmlraJ air 1M air $ltNrce hfijt wmps 7alltp adYanlaQe o( a ICYWef w mmer ra te thai C8II stlf

you vp to 18 (Jercf(ll on the coolf19 POfUOII oJ yotn energy bill wtlEn you e()(oII we istaN aseparate melpI lha1 clO briHIy IIIIerrvpt your air cMdilicnif9 to mee system or oeneratlon Issues POwer Supply ChArQe$

June throuQh October ~Enervv middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddot_middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotO499( perllWti f Non-Capacity Energy bull bull bull 3783lt per kWh

November thrOU(jh MAV Capaci ty Ener9Y bull2973( perkWh Non-Capaclty Energy bull3783lt Pfr kWh

Oellvery C~arQes Service Charge (June Ihrough October) bull $195 per month DisltiolJlion kWh (YeaOlJIdl 543OC per kWh

WatN Heating Strvce Rate

This rate Is a~alllJble for customers Who use an elecshy(ric wdler hedler tor sanitary pJrpos eJ Controlled service (Interrupt ible)

PO Wff Supply Charoes AU kWh Capacily Enerqy 1915lt per kWh NonltapaClty Energy bullbullbull bullbullbull2546( per kWh

Oelover y CharQes Service Charge bullbullbullbullbullbullbull5195 per month DiStribution kWh bullbullbullbullbullbull bullSA30C per kWh

DLWd-I On1J(aJL hOCJrs POIIef Supply

June throug AIfOfl~ak

Capacity NonCapi

Alt ntfflfak Capacily Non-Cap

November 11 All onpe~k C~pacity l NonCoplt

All olfpeak CapacIty I NoncaP

Dtl lvelY CharI Service Ct Distribut io

Option 1 Time On-pfak hour5 POW~( Supply

All on-peak kl CapacityE Non-(apa(

All oIlpeak k Capacil y [ I Non-Capa(

Delivery ( h~rQ Service Chan Distribution I

Oplion 2 MonU Monthly fee I and credits

OTHER RATE

isect4lM Outdoor ProtE who want sec(J wnere service dteeneroymiddotcon

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proqram wifh I ferrIOfI (Of c( orealer porl iol ren~wdbe re5(

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Net Meterlnq resource CJe~ r_waDI( re5(

thaI power

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bull 1ie11c1er1t InaHr1t Crecln (RIAgt Custoowr rneeC 1IQ eIiQibHIIy requ~$ U KehOe bull $150 ~ IIOI)III (rfillllN 0IIId10 110(1 Oul laquoyou OIMIIly (all U~ lt14 8000471741 Rwc~ Of cwIOIrIe1S wno us ill maIOlt porI ion oI11gttlr IKll ley INtng oI1pe~ ron

In Woy lOI6 M ~ s caqe wQ opIit Into rwo ~_ _amplt1 -~irV middot~v u bt11r19 _ nolimPK1 UI jIOtioe yo _ 1 1lt Ienmiddot _ if bull nbolt ~y ltlft wi -1rO 01 CIOI DmOn

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ~ VII sect28 33

sect 9 Compensation of county officers

Sec 9 BoampTds of s upervisors shan have exclusive power to fix the oomp officers not otherwise provided by law

runory Cocst 1963 All VII 9 Elf J I I 9amp yo ConrlNd amp CMII 1908ArI VllJ fR

sect 10 Removal of county seat

Sec 10 A county seat once established shall not be removed until the place nlch it is proposed to be moved shall be designated by two-thirds of the members of the board of supervisors and a majority of the electors voting thereon shall have a pproved the proposed locatioD in the manner prescribed by law

BiotDl)l Co llle3 An VII flO E( JOJJ 1 1964 l~ Con~tllull oD See COllSL ll108Art vrn t )3

sect 11 Indebtedness limitation

Selt 11 No Cltlunty shall incur any indebtedness which shall increase its total debt beyond 10 percent of its assessed valuation

lfiwry Cmol 1963Att VII tllEft Jan i 1i64 Fo e cmtltutlon s Conn 1906 Art vrn U 2

sect 12 Navigable streams permission to bridge or dam See 12 A oavigable stream shall not be hridged or dammed without permission granted by

the board of supervisors or the county as provided by law which pennission shall be subject to such reasonable compensation and otheT conditions as may seem best sui ted to safeguard the rights and interests of the county and political subdivisions the rein

QJO Cotgtu I~ Art VII U2 Ert Jan I 100 Fou eonia o 8M eo 180SArt vrn tl~

sect 13 Consolidation of counties approval by electors Sec 13 Two or more contiguous counties may combine into a Slagle county if approved in

each affected county by a majority of the electors voting on the quest ion IIUtDrr- eo t 1961Arr Vl t 13 Ell J 1 1964

sect 14 Organization and consolidation of townships Sec 14 The board of supervisors of each organized county may organize and consolidate

townships under restrictions and limitations provided by law Hi~ Coru 1963Arr VIto I~ ErrJLIgt 1 100-1 Fo CoGMI~U 01lJ See eoru 1908 Art Vlll us

sect 15 County intervention-in public utllity service and rate proceedings

x Sec 15 Any county when authotized by its board of supervisors sha ll have the authority to enter or to intervelle in any action or certificate proceeding involving the services charges or rates or any privately owned public utili ty furnishing services or collJJlodities to rate payers within the county

W O Coogt J961 Att VT I t iS Ell J I 19amp1

sect 16 Highways bridges culverts airports road tax limitation Sec 16 The legis lature may provide for the laying ou t construction improvement and

maintenance of highways bridges culverts and airports by the state and by the counties and townships thereof acd may authorize counties to take charge aod cootrol of auy highway within thei r limits ror such purposes The legislature may provide tbe powers and duties of Counties in relation to bighways bridges culverts and airports may provide ror county road commissioners to be appointed or elected with povers and duties provided by law The ad valorem property tax imposed for road purposes by any county shall not eltceed in any year one-half or one percent of the assessed valuation for the preceding year

ru ry Con t ampEl3 An VlI 4(6 Elf Jan I 196 Io ~Iuoo Su C I OO~ Art VIH ~2G

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

~~~ Jodi Fetting

Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

AittpAcs Policy GIOlp Airsp $iIViClWl us )epCfIrren ul T(Qrspo~ltrlto-

8GO lndeperdenoe Avenue SW WtW1Irglo DC 7059

Federal Aviation AdrninStrotion

JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

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Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

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Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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fA AirAdvontoge infonn ing [he defaulting party of such failme (iii) Custom er me of the Equipment or Services in a manner that is a Prohibited Use as set forth in Paragraph 9 below or (iv) a voluntary proceeding shall be commenced by or an involuntary proceeding shall be commenced agaillsl either party in any jurisdiction seeking liqu idalioll reorganization or ot her relief under any bankrup tcy or simi lar law which is not dism issed withm six ty (60) calendar days of filing either party shall make an assignment for tIle benefit of creditors or shall generally not agree 10 payor nOI be able to pay its debts as they become due THE PAR TIES EXPRESSLY AG REE THAT CUSTOMER S LOSS OF SIGNAL OR CUSTOMER S RECEIPT OF A SIGNAL SO POOR IT IS UNAVAIL~BLE (SERVICE OUTAGE) SHALL NOT CONSTITUTE A MATERIAL BREAC H OF THIS AGREEMENT BUT SHALL ONLY OBLIGATE AIR ADVANTAGE TO PROVIDE OUTAGE CREDITS AS SET FORTH HEREIN

8 Remedi es

a Upon the happeni ng of any Event ofDefau lt the non~defaulting party may in addition 10 any other rights it has according to law (1) suspend il performance under th is Agreement so lon g as such default remains uncorrected but only after providing w riucn notice of such slispension to the defa ultin g party or (2) te lm i naf~ this Agreement by providing wrinen nofice oftcrm ination to the dcfaultingpmty

b IfCusomer is the defaulting party Air Advantage may co llect rhe lotal charges due from Customer in add ition to te nninaling this AgreemeJlt

9 Prohibited Uses Customer shall not use hc Services or the Equipment in a manner that (collecti vely the Prohi bited Uses) (8) infringes on the intelleclual properly righrs o f allY th ird party or any rights ofpubJic ity or privflcy (b) violates ltlny law statute ordinance o r regu lation (inclUding without li mitation the laws and regulations governi ng exp0l1 control unfair competition and to discriminatio n or false advertising) (c) is defamatory trad e libelist unlawfull y threatening or un lawfully harassing (d) IS obscene pornographic or indecent (e) distribules any viruses trojan horses worms lime bombs canceJmiddotbots or o ther computer programming routines that are intended to damage delTimentall y in terfere with surreptitiously intercept or ex propriate any system data or personal information (0 disrupt s the nonnal use of the system for other customers including for example spawning dozens of processes consuming la rge amounts of memory or C PU cyc les for long peri ods of time attempting to access other customers account areas or conducting prerogative activ ities such as mass emailings whi ch may result in retali atory actions against Provider systems

10 Force Majeure Ai r Advantage shall not be liable for any fai lure of performance he reunder due to causes beyond its reasonable co ntrol including but not limited to acts of God fire explosion vandalism fiber optic cable cul s to nn or olher simi lar cata strophes any law order regu lation direction act ion o r request of the United States Govcm men t or of any o ther govenllT1CnI including state and local goverrunc01s having jllrisdiction over either of the parties or of any department agency conunission cOUlt bureau corporation or other instrumentality orany one or more sa id govemmellts or of any civil Or military auth ority national e merge11eies insulTeclions riols wars or strikes lockmiddotouls work stoppages or other la bor difficuhies

II SeDice Outages and Outage Credit In the event ofa Service Outage of more th an nin e (9) consecut ive hours in duration pursuant [ 0 the (eroll) aud condilioos conta ined in this Paragraph C ustomer shall be provided with credit equal to that portion of the Services affected for the period of such Service Outage (Outage Credits) An Outage Credit shall be calculated as fo llows

Outage Credit = (Hou~ of outage 9 hours) x ITota i Monthly Recurrin l Charge 720

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A AirAdvantage

A Service Outage shall be measured in hours and fractional portions thereof A Service Outage shull be deemed to hnve (n) commenced upon notification by Customer to Air Advontage and (b) tennioltlted upon restoration of the Services as evidenced by appropriare network test s by Air AdvDntage and Air Advantages notification to Customer Customer may regnest an Outngc Cred it within 30 days of the Service Outage (M O~ltage Credit Request) Air Advantage shall not be required to provide Outage Credits for Service Outages more than 30 days from the date of an Outage Credit Re1l1est Outage Credits should appear on Customers bill for the ServIces within rwo (2) billing cycles after the Outage Credit has been approved by Air Advantage In no evenl shall Customel be enti tJed 10 or receive a cash refund as a result of a SIvice Ourage Outage Cr~difs shall be Customers sole aud excl usive remedy for Service OU lages Customer shall not be enrirlcd to Outage Cred its as a result of outages due [0 or caused by (i) the negligence or willful misconducl of the Customer or others authorized by Cuslomer including bUI not limited to Customers employees (ii) Customers uetworlt failure (iii) power fllilmc (Iv) during any period in which Air Advantage is not given access to the Customer premises if necessary to resolve an outage (v) during any period of unschedul ed emergency maintenance or repair scheduled maimenance alterati on or implemenlation and (vi) during any Force Majewe Event as defined Jlereill Air Advantage may withhold issuance orallY OUlage Credits due Customer und er this Agreement until any amounts past due by Customer have been paid in fu ll

12 Limitation ofliabilily IN NO EVENT SHALL AIR ADVANTAGpoundOR ANY OF ITS AFFILIATES BE LIABLE TO CUSTOMER FOR ANY LOSS OF PROFIT OR REVENUE OR FOR ANY INDIRECT CONSEQUENTIAL INCIDENT AL PUNITIVE OR SIMILAR OR ADDITIONAL DAMAG ES INCURRED OR SUFFERED AS A RESULT Of UNAVAILABILJTY OF SERVICE PERFORMANCE NONshyPERfORMANCE TERMINATION BREACH OR OTHER ACTION OR INACTION UNDER THIS AGREEMENT EVEN IF CUSTOMER ADVISES AIR ADVANTAGE OF TIlE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH LOSS OR DAMAGE IN NO EVENT SHALL AIR ADVANTAGE OR ANY OF ITS AFFILIATES BE LIABLE TO CUSTOMER OR TO ANY THIRD PARTY FOR ANY OUTAGE OR INCORRECT OR DEFECTIVE TRANSMISSIONS OR ANY DIRECT OR INDIRECT CONSEQUENCES THEREOF INCURRED OR SUFFERED WHILE USING THE AIR ADVANTAGE NETWORK

13 Disclaimer of All Warr80lies AJR ADVANTAGE HEREBY DrSCLAlMS ANY WARRANTIES EITHER EXPRESS lMPLlED ORAL OR WRlTIEN WITH RESPECT TO THE SERV ICES EQUIPMENT OR FAC ILITIES FURNISHED PURSUANT TO THIS SERVICE AGREEMENT INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE

4 Miscellaneous This Agreement and each provision hereof may be amended only by an instrument in writing signed by the parties hereto No failure or delay on the part of either pal1y in exercising any right hereunder and no course of dealing betw~en the parties shall operate as a waiver of any provis ion hereof In conjunclion wilh this Agreement each party shall at all times comply wi th all applicable federa l state and loca l slarules ordinances regulalions and orders of any commission or olher govermnenl body This Senice agreement shall be governed by the laws oflhe SHlie of Michigan All notices shall be in writing and sball be delivered by certified moil rerum receipt requested or any other deli very syslem which is capab le of providing proof of delivery AllY sucb notice shall be deem ed effective on the dale ofllcto) de li very All notices shall be ~ddressed as follows if to Air Advantage to Air Advantage LLC 465 N Frnnklin Frankenmuth MJ 48734 Ann Contract s D~partment and If to Customer to the Customers billing address This Agreement and exhibits atta ched hereto all of which are incorporated by reference comprise the complete and exclusive st~tement of the agreemen of the panies conceming the subject matter hereof and supersede all previmls latements representations and ltlgreem~nts concerning th e subject matter hereof This Agreement may be executed

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2006 Distribution $ 1780 2007 Distribution $ 6 168 2008 Distribution $ 22488 20 10 Distribution $ 18073 20 II Distribution $ 48 158 2012 Distribution $ 69969 20 13 Distributi on $ 23 880 20 14 Distribution $ 6 1354 2015 Distributi on $ 79500 2016 Distribution $ 35 885 2017 DislribUlion $ 30242 2018 Distribution $ 95735 20 19 Distribution $ 113097

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1 The following shall be submit ted to the Zon ing Administrator

A The Applicant shalt address a Jetter or generate an email hereinafter referred to as the perm it application) to the Zoning Administrator requesting a permit be issued under Joint Airport Zoning Board Ordinance No 98 -1 and addressed to the following

Zoning Admin istrator Bishop International Airport G-342S W Bristol Road Flint MI 48507 AnN Joseph Medici AAE E-Mail jmedlcibishopalrportorg

B The Applicant sha ll attach to the permit application all relevant inform ation (eg exact location height dates amp times contact information) including a Federal Aviation Administrations (FAAs) Determination of No Hazard to Air Navigation

2 Effective January 1 2016 the App licant shall include with the permit application a check or money order made payab le to the Bishop Internationa l Airport Authority This applicat ion fee is non-refundable Permil fees as indicated below are per permit

Structure Height (AGLl Application Fee Less than 50 $100 50 - 199 $150 200 - 499 $200 500 or greater $250

3 Upon receipt of the above information the Zon ing Administrator will either approve or deny the permit within fifteen (15) days Failure to provide the required information win result in a denial of the permit

4 In the event of denial the Applicant shall have 21 days to appea l the decision of the Zoning Administrator to t he Board of Appeals

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Partnering with you to deliver value-driven solutions

A Planned Service Agreement with Johnson Controls provides you with a customized service strategy designed around the needs of your facility Our approach features a combination of scheduled predictive and preventative maintenance services that focus on your goals

As your building technology services partner Johnson Controls delivers an unmatched service experience delivered by factory-trained highly skilled technicians who optimize operations of the buildings we Nark Vllith creating productive and safe environments for the people within

By integrating our service expertise with innovative processes and technologies our value-driven planned service solutions deliver sustainable results minimize equipment downtime and maximize occupant comfort

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PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL FOR COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

Dear Mike Miller

We value and appreciate your interest in Johnson Controls as a service provider for your building systems and are pleased to provide a value-driven maintenance solution for your facility The enclosed proposal ouUines the Planned Service Agreement we have developed on your facility

Details are included in the Planned Service Agreement summary (SChedule A) but highlights are as follows

bull In this proposal Ne are offering a service agreement for 2 Years starting 0810112019 and ending 07312021

bull The agreement price for first year is $1302000 see Schedule A Supplemental Plice and Payment Terms for pricing in subsequent years

bull The equipment options and number of visits being provided for each piece of equipment are described in Schedule A Equipmentlisl

As a manufacturer of both mechanical and controls systems Johnson Controls has the expertise and resources to provide proper maintenance and repair services for your facility

Again thank you for your interest in Johnson Controls and we look forward to becoming your building technology sarvices partner

Please contact me if you have any questions

Sincerely

William Rasco Service Manager (866) 635-1392

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Benefits of Planned Service A Planned Service Agreement with Johnson Controls will allow you to optimize your buildings facility performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a value-driven solution thai fits your specific goals delivered wilh the attention of a local service company backed by the resources of a global organization 5 VALUfS 9_--_- shyWi th this Planned Service Agreement Johnson -- shy

Controls can help you achieve the following five objectives

1 Identify Energy Savings Opportunities Since HVAC equipment accounts for a major portion of a buildings energy usage keeping your system performing at optimum levels may lead to a significant reduction in energy costs

2 Reduce future Repair Costs Routine maintenance may maximize the life of your equipment and may reduce equipment breakdowns

3 Extend Asset Life Through proactive faclory-recommended maintenance the life of your HVAC assets may be extended maximizing Ihe relum on your investment

4 Ensure Productive Environments Whether creating a comfortable place where employees can be productive or controlling a space to meet specialized needs maintenance can help you achieve an optimal environment for the work Ihalls being accomplished

5 Promote Environmental Health and Safety When proper indoor conditions and plant requirements are maintained business outcomes may be improved by minimizing sick leave reducing aCCidents minimizIng greenhouse gas emissions and managing refrigerant requirements

All of the services we perform on your equipment afe aligned with -The 5 Values of Planned Maintenance and our technicIans understand how the work they perform can help you accomplish your business objectives

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Personalized Account Management A Planned Service Agreement also provK1es you with the support of an entire team that knows your site and can closely work with you on budget planning and asset management Your local Johnson Controls accounl management team can help guide planned replacement energy relrofits and olher building improvement projects Youll have peace of mind that an entire learn of skilled professionals vlill be looking out for what is best for your facility and budget

A Culture of Safety Johnson Controls technicians take safety seriously and personally and integrate it into everything they do All of our technicians participate in regular and thorough safety training Because of their personal commitment we are a leader In the HVAC service Industry for workplace safety performance This means that you do not have to worry about us when we are Q1 your site

Commitment to Customer Satisfaction Throughout the term of your Planned Service Agreement we will periodically survey you and use your feedback to continue 0 make improvements to our service processes and products Our goal is to deliver the most consistent and complete service experience possible To meet this goal weve developed and implemented standards and procedures to ensure you receive the ultimate service experience - every time

Energy amp Sustainability A more sustainable world one building at a time - Johnson Controls is a company that started more than 125 years ago with a product that reduced energy use in buildings Weve been saving energy for customers ever since Today Johnson Controls is a global leader in creating smart environments whers people IIe INOfk and play helping to create a more comfortable safe and sustainable world

The Value of Integrity Johnson Controls has a long proud history of integrity We do what we say we will do and stand behind our commitments Our good reputation builds trust and loyalty In recognition for our commitment to ethics across our global operatIons we are honored to be named one of the Worlds Most Ethical Companies by Ethisphere Institute a leading think tank dedicated to business ethics and corporate social responsibility In addition Corporate Responsibility Magazine recognizes Johnson Controls as one of the top companies in its annual 100 Best Corporate Citizens list

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PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

Service Plan Methodology As part of Ihe delivery of this Planned SeNiee Agreement Johnson Conlrols will dedicate a local customer service agent responsible for having a clear understanding of the agreement scope and your faCility procedures and protocols

A high-level overview around our service delivery process is outlined below including SCheduling emergency service on-sile paperwork communication and performing repairs outside of the agreement scope

Scheduling Preventative maintenance service will be SCheduled using our automated service management system In advance of the scheduled service visit our technician is sent a noUce of service 10 a smartphone Once the technician acknowledges the requesl you customer service agent witt call or a-mall your on-site contacl to let you know the start date and type of service scheduled

The technician checks in wears personal protective equipment perfonns the lask(s) as assigned checks oul with you and asks for a screen capture signature on the smartphone device A work order is then e-mailed faxed or printed for your records

Emergency Services Emergency service can be provided 7 days a week 24 hours a day 365 days a year During normal business hours emergency service will be coordinated by the customer service agent After hours weekends and holidays the emergency service number transfers to the Johnson Conlrols after-hours call center and on-calt technicians are dispatched as needed

Johnson Controls is committed to dispatching a technician within hours of receiving your call through the service line A work order is e-malled faxed or printed for your records Depending on the terms of your agreement you may incur charges for after hour services

Communication A detailed communication plan will be provided to you so you know how often we will provide information to you regarding your Planned Service Agreement The communication plan will also provide you w ith your main contacls at Johnson Controls

Approval Process for Non-Covered Items Johnson Controls will adhere 10 your procurement process No work will be performed outside 01 the agreement scope without prior approval Johnson Controls will work with you closely to ensure your procurement process is followed before any non-covered Item work is started

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Summary of Services and Options

Comprehensive and Operational Inspections During comprehensive and operational inspections Johnson Conlrols w ill perform routine checks oltha equIpment for common issues caused by normal wear and tear on the equipment Additionallests can be run to confirm the equipments pertormance

Routine maintenance such as lubrication cleaning and lightening connections can be performed depending on the type of equipment being serviced Routine maintenance is one of the keys to the five values of maintenance -It can help identify energy saving opportunities reduce futUre repair costs extend asset life ensure productive environments and promote health and safety

Combustion Analysis

Combustion analysis and subsequent adjustments are critical to efficient boiler operation Boiler fuel whether natural gas or oil must burn in the proper combination of fuel and air (oxygen) Poor combustion can create soot deposits on the tubes impairing heat transfer Incomplete combustion can also lead to the potential formation of CO (carbon monoxide) an odorless gas that can harm occupants In the mechanlcat room andlor building Johnson Controts technicians will analyze the flue gas to determine If optimal fuellair ratios are present

Operational VisltlControls System Verification Based on our exper1ise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance and calibrations on the equipment controller for your mechanfcal equipment The inspection includes the following tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel

bull Review of alarms points which are offline out of service and overridden points

bull l ocal baclltup of controller program

Advantages Provides proactive Identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments identify energy efficiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

Operational VisitSupervisory Controls System Verification Based on our expertise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance on the supervisory controllers and servers in your Metasys system The inspection includes the follOoving tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel and cleaning as needed bull Review of alarms points which are offli ne out of SeNtce and overridden points bull l ocal backups of controllers objects and server repoSitories bull Review security database and ensure default passwords are Changed

Advantages Provides proactive identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments Identify energy effICiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

TowerfBasin Cleaning During operation a cooling tower becomes a natural repOSitory for wind-blown debris This debris has a tendency to collect In the towers sumpbasin Johnson COI1trols technicians will clean the lower and basin 10 prevent blockage and pOlenllal damage to critical system

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components This service does not include chemicallreatment required to control or eliminate biohazards such as Legionella unless chemical water trealment services have been added as a separate option

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Summary Thank you for considering Johnson Controls as your building technology services panner The following agreemenl document Includes all the details surrounding your Planned Service Agreement

With planned service from Johnson Controls youll get a value-driven solution that can help optimize your building controls and equipment performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a solution that fits your specific goalS delivered with the attention of a local seNice company backed by the resources of a global organization

We ll be your building technology services partner

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Planned Service Agreement

Cuslomer Name COUNTY OF TUSCOLA Address 440 N STATE S1 CAROMI48723-1555 Proposal Dale 061112019 Eslimale 1-135LX3G9

IScope of Service

Johnson ContrOls Inc r Jcq and the Cuamplomer (colledively the -Parties) agree Preventative MaintenslCe SelVlces as defined in Schedule A r Services) will be provided by JCI aihe Customers facitily This Planned Service Agreement the Equipment U s Supplementat Price and Payment Tefms Terms and CondJUons and Schedule5 attached hereto and incorporated by this reference as if sellor1h funy herein (ColecUvely the Agreement) cover the rights and obligations of both the Customer and JCt

Extended Service Options for Premium Coverage

If Premium Coverage is selected on-sile repair services to the equipment will be provided as specified in this Agreemenl for the equipmenllisted in Ihe attached Equipment Us

IEquipment List

Only the equipment listed in the Equipment Lisl will be covered as part of this Agreement Any changes to the Equipment Lisl must be agreed upon in writing by both Parties

----------------~ITerm f Automatic Renewal

ThIs Agreement takes effect 0fI 0810112019 and will continue until 0713112021 (Originaj Term) The Agreement will aUlomalicatty renew on a year-Io-year basis after the Onglnal Teon ends unless Ihe Customer Of JCI gives the other writte n notice il does not wam to renew The nolice must be delivered al least (45) days prior 10 the end of the Original Term or of any renewal period The Orignal Term and any renewal periods are sometimes collect ively referred to in this Agreement as the Term Renewal price adjustments are discussed in the Terms and Conditions

IRefrigerant Charges

Refrigerant is nOllncluded under this Agreemenl and wilt be billed separately to the Customer by JCt

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IPrice and Payment Terms

The lolal Contract Price for JCIs Services duringlhe 1st year of the Original Term is $1302000 This amount will be paid to JCI in Annual Installments Pricing for each subsequent year of a mul1iyear Original term Is sel forth in the Supplemental Price end Paymenl Terms All payments will be due and payable within 30 days of Ihe invoice date and SUCh IImely payment by Customer shall be a condition precedenl 10 JCIs obligation to perform lis Services A penalty of one and a half percent (15) of the amount due per month shall accrue for payments received after the payment due date Renewal price adjustments are set looh in the Terms and Conditions

Invotoes wil be senllo the following lOcation

TUSCOLA COUNTY COURTHOUSE 125 W LINCOLN ST CAROMI48723

o In lieu of paper Invoices senllO the location above invoices should be emelled 10 the following email address

This proposal Is valJd for thirty days from the proposal date

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Supplemental Price amp Payment Terms (Applies to MultimiddotYear Contracts Only)

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Tllele _nl do II(It IJttend 10 tty ~ltW 01 eltlul~n lhal have bfton rnllUied bull bull Ite ed Or repared byC1I0 CI O IlIItd INfl iel Ihoul 1M supelVi1on 01 nd 110lt lltn Ippt(lvll olIO o WJCI ~t num~ or ranty d tul W bwn rmowd or alured AJ replaccd parts Ct equrgtnMn1 h1 become JCI pro~rty Thb ~rtntv is 1101 lu~b~ W~ nty J~ ~ be provldfd dulnn ncrmal bUllneu hOUlI IXCludll hoII(Ivs The r-dti I fonh hilrtln shltl be to(II~ nd eoltclU1ive medywltllCltlrdllo ny wlfrt nty ( 1lm under thlgt AallefMtlt Anv uit huN _lIIe rrltltv mun be lItauhl no III mn orgtamp II) ~a ftlr lile txPtloon ollhr pplicllble ffanty ~Iod Thlgt IIm(ttUon Is In IItu cr Iny olhe IPPrlublf mlult or 1Imh~1I01 CUSTOM~R FURTHfR ACKHOWLIDGU oVoID AGREfJ THAT THUt WARIUJffifS Aif ICIS SOU WAlIRANTlES ANDTOTHf MAXIMUM [)(TENT PpoundftMrrrEO UNDERAPPUCABLE LAW ARE IN U[U Of All OTMER WAftRANTlES pound)(pRpound$S OFlIMPUED INClUDINGtIT NOT lIMITED TO TlfOSf OF MERCHAHTA8IUTY AND FITNESS fOR A PlRTICI)LAR ftJRPOH

f CUSTOMEROIIUGATIONS AND COMMITMENTS TO ICI

1 Cuc~ wtt~l lt M ~ JCIr) WOOmIIlion (Onnltnlne conoilion of lhe CovtfeO Eqv ~ment TI Cvstom agnfS nd ~ntl

lhll 6tin 11Ie Tffm of IhI AItirnenl Cu crne will 11 oprr1 the Cevtttd [ol~menl ~codin8 10 th~ mnulanu~1 atldor CI co ~nduonl

01 up ~lt I~ I rgtd CUtten work Ic Ind motion boutt~e Co~erfd EQltrlpmenl crommended bt th e nufCuH ~Mor J(I

DJ 1I00Ii(k a n MlIQU 1e on_ 101Covw E4Uipm t ~ ftltommended by Ihr nufw1u~ Ntdor K~ Includili but 01 limited 10 dequal~ electllc~1 pOw~ ie IU~ lit COIGitionnt1Id ~umldltycontro

(4) oo ri ly JCI lovn~ile1y 01 ~ nv CowCd Equlpm~ nl mllunCtion Iliu kdown o other condllion ~fleclltg Ihe oper11on of tht Cowrt d f qulpfltf1

(5) prOjf ICI It~ nl arct1l 10 lis Pem isegt a nd Cevelti Equ~nl 1 ~H UJonIbIe tId nEU1IJf lmn for IIgte perforttIfICt olt~ e 5elVicu

(6) alo JCI 10 ~~ iod SlOP ~ erodialy hm off or otherwlle C~IIle c temponrily lupend eqvlpmenl Of)eratioru oc Ihll)(1 an perform Ihe ~le-aui~ uoder ~ AceemcIII

(]I M af)dlable ~Iovtd t JlIo~e oondc-n~ coollfll t_r 1raquoiIr wa ter lUlrnenl lor IN proper function (II Co_ed E Ilmc-nld prot ect a~lnll ~ nV elonm~nllllssu~ a nd IOllae of biohulld lueh 3$ but not IIm~ e d to leclonell

(III un iIlId jIIoperl itl and Itl~ Itttr u1on 11 lm t_ tUh nlpoundhl or II uth cfNr Ie Custo hili clo~ the PWllfl

(9 O~I1n I M~n Jke nc jIrnilgt ~qulred lor ~d DoloV I~ tlelt u~lecI ~ h theServlu

(lOI noullrJC I immedi ately 01 fly cmed ~deauacv~ 01 1~Iur r cl th t Co 1 Equlpmenl 01 othr condl lon ffenlna the optallen 01 Ihe Cored hulpmenl

(II) fumlVlny nelteu 110 C ~ I na ~~101 olflle$ 1$ peme (111 poperty maintain pall se Mlte Ind utt I~e 101111 operalion olny olh property sYStem Qqulpmenl or dtYlte o (usto m or 0111 to wtkh the Covered [Qpment mav De ilUacled or eCMK led In UCordinct wi1h mltlnuaclur~bullbulleornmend~tlcnt InlUr lfle elme ou1ltenll c the lequlemeltIU o lny Ie o6l i bu u ~encv 01 ocllttIIO~1u hiviC ll6iction thteol

131 IIOIt~mpet IVTt ~ ~ker Id)u l ~ dllturb I~ ~mQve Of ol~erwle Int~l1t~ with any Coveed poundIpmenl (locltKUn ampny relll~ 10l1wllftl ind 001 permk th r ~e 10 be done ~nd

(14) raltt lrom UU1nC lalie mina erob lfse K I 10 i Iln~ Pf~lty 01 I~ 1)1 by 01 IUed at~I1 JO by Iy OIlf1Imeltola mu fielpll I~ncy II elull lhereol

2 CUW~ftI~ u1ltnowledtna undend~ ~I unleS dl fea l~llor blQhl bullbullltdl uch leIOiIen11l topliGi tlyltKludm ttl I~ C JO b proYIdfr1t h gtCuomerlpo I~UI~ Ie pI ltgtvde j lK~ It~ nl Corner~mowIedcu lhlits fitC 10m~ ht tobla~ wlU elilgtte KI 01 any elpontbliity lor~ny Co~ed Equipment bC~kdown 0lt I ny ntC~UiY air o rrFgtlourneot I any Cover ~d Equlpme-nt II CUSICme brehes ItY 01 the t obllltlons KI N aye lhe Ilhl upon Mlen notice to Cullrgtmif to smpend Ilt Seovas unl~ C~tme cua udgt blttadl In a lldliJon ( SI_ rhaC be npornblt lOt f2YInt 0 etmbrfll10 10 inyCOlU Iuodt~ wilh ltoIftUW k uued IJ JUII 01 to( bnil(11 11~Ggte cbl iCltion bull

G INSURANC Clgt$lomllt t11lOfU11Ie 101 oUinin ilt inwran~ (ovtltsectte ~Nt (ull_ be Is nfelillY 10 proUCWIO Cuam propelttY and penol

In 0 on the Ptnlstl Includlnt co-eraJt 10lt ptllon1Inj u tKI propelY dftliilf~ ttlE PAYMENTS CUSTOMER MAICU UNDER tttlSAGRUMENT AAf

NOl ftELATED TDtttE VAlUE OF ttt[ PREMISES CUSTOMERS PROP[RTY OR POSSEnION5 ORTHE PER50N5 OCCUPYING OR AT ANYTIME PRESENT

IH OJ ON TNE fIIEMllU BUT RA1MEII ARE trUrn ON 1M COSt Of THE MnM MID lllE SERIIl(U AHD lAlE INTO CONSIDEJIAOON nn PROHCTION AFFORD EO TO 10 UNOER TtffS AGJIHMlNY CUtOngtC -by elee 10 ~ any Ilatoly 10 nv IVttII or condllion (ustlty (o~c cd bycom~dllIbIHtv iu t1nce (utomc und~oI nd lha l ncltlcr he Se~ rQr the Co~ered Equlllmfnl ~rr dtiI d 10 ~du(r bul nc

el1m te certl ln u13 1(1 doe nat tvrntv I~t nel th lgtt SeIViCI1 I1ltlr Cov~red [liulpm~t i ~ pievcflt Qerwn(ll InulY un~t~orzed entnotgtCe1 or

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JOHNSOt 0 fRe 5 PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL REPREO FDF COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

H INOlMNITV

JCllnd CII~tomel 11It11 full Indemnify he ollgttl Plrty Illd Iu officers bulltffltS dilectOrsbullM tmpioyffl 1Om I ny ~ndn dlmlle p tOIlS and exptllln (clud ~lonJble utOlne-s leest illne OUt of third Pirly dllml demtlndi or lukllor bodily Injury (In(ludl dath) Of cia gc 10 tana1bie pcptny 10 lhe lCIt Irisin OUI 0 Ihe IItCIIamp~e or tnclnllonel mlscOfldutt 0 Ihe Indemnlfyl party Of lIS crnplovlef Of _filli CUSlomer expra tliihl ICI Jtlan be r~bIe 10In)Jry iWnbullbullbull bull 01 ~I only to the IICIttIt uund dlrlaquoly by IC1 nel~MI o Inllntl_ mliConduCi Thl obllJtJonl 01 JCllnd Ctome und Ihllltlt1ion ~ funhtf wbIKI to lealoml tid J ~

I LlMlTAnON OF UAllUTI NEITHER 10 HOR CUSTOMER WILL BE R[5PONSIBlE TO TH OTHER FOR ANY SPECIAl INOIRECT PUNITIVE OR CONSlQUENTlAI DAMAGES (INCLUDiNG BIIT NOT lIMITEO TO LOST PROFITS OR LOll OF BUSNlSS) JCJS TOTAL UAIIUJ TO CUSTOMER FOR DAMAGES R[5ULTlNG JROM AN( CAUSE WHAnOMR SHALL BE UMIT(D TO $2SQDOO IN NO EV(HT SHALl 101 INDEMNifiCATION OBllGATJOH [)(UD TIlE AMOUNTS ALO TO JO UNDER THIS AGIllEMENT OR THE AMOUNT OF INSURANCE IllQUIMD B THIS AGREEMENT WHICHpoundItIl IS GAUnlt CUSTOMUI UNDERSTANDS TltAT)CJ 15 HOT AN INSUIIER RpoundGARJ)tNG THE WORKOIlTIlE SERVICpound$ 0 SHAll HOT BE IIESPON5IBH fOR ANY DAMAGE 011 LOSS nAT MAYflUU~T FIIOM FIliI SAFElYOR SECURITY EQUPMpoundNTTHATfAILS TO PEAFORM PROPERLY 011 FAILS TO PIIMr( A CASUAL all LOSS

J FORa MAlfURE

KIWtLL NOT Bf RfSPON511Ll fOR DAMAGE LOSj INJURV 011 elLA CAUSEDY CONOrtIONS TMAl AAI BFYONDTKE IllASONAlU CCImIOl AHD

WITHOUT THlltnpoundHTlONAlMISOOHOUClOR NlGtlGpoundItCE Of 10 SUCH amomOHSlflCWD[ 80T ARE HOT UMmo TO (AI ACnOf GOO (6)

Am Of GOVtllNM[NT AGpoundNQpoundS Ie) SllIlKl5 (0) LABOR OISPIITpoundS) (f) FIRE If) OPlOSIONS OR CASUAlneuros (G) floIfS (H) VANDAUSM II)

RIOTS 011 WAR IJ)TpoundRROIUSM ANe III UNAVAUBILITYOF PARTS MATpoundRJALS OR SUPPUES

It RUOUJT10N OF DISPUTES 11 3 0l5pu1l rIs~ und~ tIIk _nl tile lelllgtall prom1 ~~ Incod IlIh lbesoIvt well dllputll by ~tIM In1Ie -t dsJ)UU II UIU~ 0 be vcWed eltha- pony whaw the tch IrIltble ltbiI~don by iIinC with lhe AmeltIcn ArbItIoltI oUodallon ~ no olllerlcttlClIon IaI bftn prevlouJly filed upon ftliol 01 the Ifbitnon till AAA Ihllhlw Ihe eOlCIu~W jurlsdlCllon _ the OlspUte Tlluibull11 party mty decide 10 f~e n (Ilon In coun of romDftenl jurbdirtlonl f til (oun f~m II Ihe flntlec1 proctdln flied tIIll tourt Iha have lur~dlaioo ove lhe ~JlUle to the aclulion 0101 rbltrltlon AtbiUlllon Ihln be toooucted In il(cordince wilh the lWn CUrrtnl tbhflllon rules of the IgtnItrlan Artgtilntlon MllaquoilIIon ~OIM wtlitllllon seMel mlJlIatty ampJ1Hd 10 by 1M IoIlt11n ArbIlratlon musl be (~1Ild Ihtll Ibty (60) dayt afw tn oputt submitted 10 artHlllon unlen the j)IoItlH mll I1y et ot~ The ~cI~ed by tn ~alorwi 1M f_land ~I liAlted by 1M bltLmDf may be Int~ed In XUlrcllnce with IppIiQbIe I_In any (oun h-il (ornpe1em jurisdiction jMltty po_llire III 1M 3Ibtrtttlcn or COUrt poem IhII If entilled lOn _d 01 Its rulflMble COIoU In(IudinI 1USOfIIbInomeyJ leu Incurred IS rtwlt 01 tile Oipute CUSTOMER MUST BRlNG ANY CLAIM AGAINST 10 WITHiN ONE (1) YEAR m ER THE ClAIM AROSE If CUSTOMER OOIS NOT CUSTDMR WlU HAVE IRRtvOCASlY WAIVED Irs RIGHT TO SUE 10 ANDOR INSTITUTe OTHER PROCEEOINGS AND ICI SHALL HAVE NO LlA81UTt TO CUSTOMER fOR SUOi CLMM TIME IS Of THE ESSENCE AELATM TO CUSTOMH PUISUING ANf SUCH ClAIM floIE PItOVtSIONS Of TKS AGREEMENT WHICH APLY TO AN (AIMHALl REMAIN IN HFECT EVEN AFTER THE AGREfMtNT IS TfRMNATto 10 AND CtmOMER EACH WANt THEIR RlGIfT 10 A rull

shyl TERMINATION

1 Remote Monnorln $eMCIIS and R~mOte ()pe~lln ScsvIca ma~ be imrntdlitely Clnceled by ellher party il Jels Remote OperIiQn Cenler (onne(lln res Of mOflltorlrlllSlem5l~ cle5trovtd by or ather ClIllopht Of wilt Ihf PlemilllS re sa bS damtBed Ih 1 11 Is IrnpftetaI IO conlinuf StnoIces

2 ellhe INIrty fib 10 perform any 01 Its obIirlon UM hIs Ieem~nl I~t otll jraquony wi prOIII~ -men IOIkt LheeollO lhe )lilly

1I1~ed 10 JHo In dmult Should Ine party alted 10 be Ifl defull 111 to espond I it or like action 10 cvre tIM II~IltI def within 1111 (lOt (lall 01 ~celvln IV lneo notlu the lOti ~rty may le(mlnlle Ihk rument by PIOllldlll ~ten nOl1(1 01 IIJII lermllliU lo n

3 UPQI1 IltIrrIinoUm 01 h ltfeeme~ le r anv rNson aJICmef 1hd PltiY IQ 10 I II UflGitputed _nu 0Wflj IlIrwah Ihe dallt of IIIUOII ~hIn thl (30) cI~ luth lermnl ion (ulier hIIllso prflVlde Jej Utlth RMlIlabe aa 10 the islS tD rem~ IIIe Gflew OtWe ~n~hVfllher JO pro~y ncltoun~tJI Int~on fl~ 0lt iiIlt IIlfIV ~lIlem1S ppUuble Cull 111111be liable fOlt al Iffl COlli and IICPfIfl mil Jet mv Il(u in ltootlKion th I enlOIOlmenl 01 hll tIlIl indlldina wilhoullimatlcln nlIo ble nom lees eltgtnKtton aency lees nil Olin COIoI

4 II he A~re~tot Is for mulljytar telm t~her jMrty nwy termiNle lilt Aeflaquomerll after dI ronl fu ~a of SaMlaquo by I lilt OInr pI no Ie-laquo thIn 10middot1 (151 ~VJ nit oolk laquoNlded h_ th~ (us OfIIted PREMIUM (OVEIlAGE CusIOlttltgtlt Y mlltUle ~~I ontv upon 10$ WIitt~ ~

M ASBESTOS MOlD BIOAHAZARDS AND HALUOOUS MATERtAlS

H~zardoul Mltfrills munl tfrlal ~ wb$llnct hal tIelher by Its N~ or ute II now Of hft defed Of fCula~ hdoubull 1 dOUloUbsltnoUl pc 1 o tOllllmlnlnl vodeIIV 1oG~ 111 01 leclclta l lowbullfCulallon 01 rdinlOtlCll bullbulllalre to or cklfIlUkIamp pUblic and ~ 1l1li and uletytId prateCIIon oj the IMonmen or which iI toIc explosive COfaUvt flammable radloKlhot orclnoCflIk or OIhenoriI haarcloui Of which iI or CfIfI1n1 _oItum psoline died Iud Inother pc1~um hvoilOClrbon produCl or poIYhlori~ bIphtI Hatardoui Matttllls ltlHdllGaltoeluMl makl leulmiddotbaid ptintl bIohIlrdS SIIdIIS but ftOlink~ to 1fCiofIeCl IntI HlIeJtcs-conao1n1nc mwials rACM1 Neither (ulomer nor lCi dlrlll lo or Illkeneel 10undnmiddotakedlren Obllnlolll r~I~li~ (11M klcnllOClllcln Ibuemenl dUnp control ~mo~1 or dlltpoltal o ACM

10 wlB be 1$IgtOtIIbIe 10lt moI 0 cI oos 01 ayen~roous ~Ierl_ls Ihll I ul In provldl lht StMt-es n O H bullbullf(Ioul MaIHllb1 and t~ I fmldllifIn ollllY Iell jlnd by he eI1e of 1(111lt1 MertatI For lit HI~ MltMils Iha may be olteselttl Itgt lacM~h

Johnson ~lcC 2019iQhn$on Cotro~ Inc ControlsComeJ Canfodenllal 00 nr)I COP) (pIIy~ocaIy eectrorcny or n an OIhel mea) Ylnout It ~I~ nnen ptlJJTJ5~ 01 ~C~oIs Inc PagE 38 011

middot PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL t- COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rNomiddotC1 HudOOJ Meritmiddotf (uuome shgt1IIUpply JCI wht 1 iflrornallo~ iflil pm bullbull~1on lt~lllni 10 lilp pre~nlt of lilllrltlOU$ M~ c-rret ij

th ~ilt eJ~nn ~v ff~(1 10 pelt1orm bull e 01 Ih~ s i(~ II Illhft Cnomelt or 10 gtKom ltt 01 ltgtlt UUlfCU U~ I)esellltt 01 Nonmiddoto(l HIIIISo M~ le1$ tIIl Iy ItgtItrlre llh Cr ServIltpoundl II I~U ImmtdllltIy $lOP I~ SoetYl(l Itgt rile I ffffiecl ru ~nd noilly the o thw ~n As btt-en (unome Ind MI Cuu_ hoo_be rtlpor1ible 01 IIISoho n~n ~ e -d diopoinr 01 Honmiddotla Hndou Mele 1$ fom lu rdMIebullbullnd for Ih (medlllion olny reu ImpaetCd by he ret bull bull e of he Hon-CI HUlrdou Mlltrl I~d mul ptwidc ~ cer1lliUlle 01 a balm~nl ~cfore J(I will be obll~lled 10 ~rlorm 0 cnl~ue lIS S~Mco unln 10 ~d letu knowloedae Ihll NonmiddotCI HIardou M~I(II~ were pren nd eted In dl$tfpr d of I~I ~e In wli(h tne 1lJ 1lt1 -11 be (pon lbllil lu ole ~ Othe etMOltlon 0 nmiddot orn Impmed by IlJ leltl~ of 1Idgt Hibullbulldon MlttIIbullbull00111) ( lOme hon In lOponibII II lu ole e~e for the _olI 01 HIbullbullrdous Male 1s INri ~ no bHII r~ieued and fe reie~e~ not nultlnc from Cl1 PtriormallCt ef tilt Serulces CuomN ~hlI ~I~nd ~nd InclomoJlot JO ~Calnl 1 Iol-ifl (o sU damUC I e~~nlel vd claJms ~rnamp 01 lu fa ure 10 (omply with Ihll Sccllcn M

N CUSTOMER DAlA

Cnlomt da la obtillned flom lie SetWltcs II owned by alld 111amp11 btlolt o Cunomer 10 I~ IUIOI illO UI Cl410mellb 10 prcMde Sentlce (lome bcept a lonh IItrlln lei wilt 101 disclose Ie any IhllI Otlty ~ny 1rlISivIltN81 (~nom dlI~ acquled hrouh pelt10IWIIIa 01 Ihe Sttvices Mthout Cul lomer (OnSenl (unomer ilB~e Ihal Jel nd 11 ubleIIrle affillnlnd epproved Ihild ~rty COII111OI5 and de-elopers may collecl nd lJ~e CUllome dll for Iny eaon 10 as ny ee l ule 0I1t1e clall on I dt middotklfn11itd bSII Iha dot nOI p~rsonaMy I~ntily Cullomer or anvlndivd Cuilomelt Igttgteby ~nlJ)O a petu WilcIWkIelfrtvOCable royah lru8unO U modi+ m1PU~Ibull bull WOIoeltIse and 1011

0etMt~wo b frOtnuch dala J(III ~IIM rlClIl$lOlI Inr~ 10_ rbl tJlIltflllll nd produnl C~led as I ew of uerlomnce ofSeMlts

O JCIS INlHLECTUAI PROPERl

10 WM IKtJI d riCh ~ lgtcIltgtltfest 11 yl) woltk orovided 10 Cuslomel IfgttIudlnl ohooI l ilmltiltiOfl ill ~e ~U and objeet cod dorumtnll1ior1 tKllnic Inhwon or dlla 1plaquolflCa1onlnd del bull ltes Impr~mellU 01 mOClllQlooruo 10 r~II1Hmiddot~ and (bJ I(now-How (defined below) e~ b 1(1 In bull (I~eron 01 lhe ~bltt 0 periolfTlfnt ollh Slt~ whth ~n_n 10 1(1 ror 10 Of diVtlom or tiICgyeiI Or ~uire-d In conneCllon with I perormrltt of II obn ioos under lhl ~greemenl Ownership Of eM Oelwblf ~nd KnowHow Ihd veil 00001y In ICJ nld flO Oe~ver~~bullbull1IaII be de~med middotworks mide fo r hlf bull Withoul UtIamp Ihe lenerilily 01 th e fortlal vfSNp 01 ai sool(e nllIS ~ (Ie (Olme of ptriOfnlInamp the le1Vkei I~I reMain the elOCIuIiIIt PlIJIIIlt1V 01 10 FltK purpoltl 01 ihllt AaJr-cmerr middot~nowmiddotHO mean a knohow )jot e It(hnIQ~s (Q ~U mllhoclolocln loobbullbull~Iy i(ll ~pprOKIgtG dltibu~ Odell and dt1m dllcoveriU ad ld~ililnW1ed produCAd by dhelc~d or uelt t)y 1(11 he CfUlon IIlt plovilJcn 01 the o-t~f1b1eI or In the Iltroltnance 01 tho Sltrvkt1 i nel Iny chanee ImplovemenJ or modlfiuHon tlgtereto or deivatlv Ihe reof

P OI6IT lpoundRMS

Any licMM 10 ltgtlt ~h( to ~laquopoundl1 JO IOfWlIrt produW inc dIIlti l e r Cloud tu Dyfth-lMd ulkr till Irelfflflfl b prellldild on 1- telt

corldklons for the iPllllebje loflwr~ groduct Of dlcll or cloud trvlce lei forth btll1wwwJgtgtmQI(QroluQmtgtulk Cleull4itl~I SU(h

aptgtlblt oftw~re podu nd (jjIIIIlervlltes lermsr lncopO ~d by rcferetl(e hcreln

Q Mi~LlAHrOlJS PROVISIONS

1 AW nor l~bullbullequlred IC be amp1vfIfI1bullbullnrundfi hili ~e ifI wrllnt Inc ~11I)e (OtIl(Ieca prcper ~iwn If (II chlMrred In Jlt IOt (b) tlll vi the Unlled 51lei POI~I stvIlte pel1se orepald ftlIlIred 0 tertlfld Mill rflun fclOl requCled (cJ ifni by o~ernlJht del~rv scNiCe ( fidEgt UPS) 01 (dln bvfClIrn~~ ~ m~1I or olnelt el~wonlC mt~nd confimed by (~cslmll e relum mlll or ele~hone

2 TIUs CfNnltnt _ nor be led byCunomoe wtllIc 1(1 k wrgtlIell (0ltgtSe 1(I IN ~ III -eM 10 1amplJr lh eltlnbull bull o_ ethn~erJon firm 0 (OltpOrllon wltheut Cul1omer~ conscm 0(10111 abo lIve 1M Ith Itsor cI1stretlon 10ubconuaa ny ponlon 01 IDe Servl(e TII$ ~retmenllnues 0 he ben~fot of Ind Is appllc ble tc ~ny aS1inees or SUbltOnl etor~ ef telbullnd II blndlnt upon Customer wllh Plaquo110 nld Il-SlttD or ltubculag rs wilh Ite f~e nd tllecl3 n bInltls (uIOme loJel

411 any plcviion of 1M femen Is fgulld t W IMaloC ~ tbullbull1 or unenforceable in ~ny elOtet Ihe lIdlly lealOty ~nd enforcelbillt Ollhe rem~lIinlpltosooru cellUinil htfetll hill flO( In t V wy be Ifeuelt Of irnj)3IleltIthNeOv

S TlIII laquoeemenlI lhe enUre (onl et bltwcM 1(1 nd CU1l0mt1 and ~st~1 ~ny pltlcr or ~ 1 undcfSllndll _itt IIIltIU ~ ro~oII or Olher ommuni(llionl b tween the partIe

ampmiddot(111 dltnowIodllli ~nd ~ bull IIgt IIY jhHdl l c ord~ lucd by Cuilomc In cunllKlon h lhigt laquo~enl iSlnlend only 1D ellMliiSh lnymenllllhof1ry fOl Cr5lont r Inltrn~lluou~I purptllH nd nol be conide1( to be ~ unto llcr Imltfld n1 modlfQtion o OIher IcvlslonlO lhe lenTIl 01111 AtrHment No tem or condition I dud or rfenced In CUIO middot pUdaSll ordl will h~oe ant fOlte elfet and Ih~e ( flU and condillon shall (MUOI (utomr1 ICtcraquoi1ICe of ny SefVicellllJH ltOnltllu lt in I~pncc of these lerm ~nd rolldnions An prO(IOl fo tltkjllo~1 or d~lefe rli ferm~llgtt In CuSlomtrs J)Uf(hue orde-r Cr ny otll elt dOtumenl Inill expresl ~ccP1ed IfI wrlIlIZ by ICI hCfeby objKted 10 nd telaquotCd

711 1I1t( at n~ (hfnlel 10 (uuomero ~tlnl or 0~r3110~f Of I lPlk oOle eEulaIon II ltode u~ bull Of ulW~y t~Ilebullbull I~il mD Iltldy ffeet J(rl peremlnt~ of the S~rvi(eJ or 111 pt1tlrltl ~fel 10 IhU h the ~ht 10 an eQ~IUbl and l~proprlle djuumenl 10 Ihe cope Ie and othe-f llcned Ie 011111 Ag reemenl

Johnson ~p(gt 21)19 Johnson Conll ol1 CU~lome-f Confgtdent Controls 00 -0 eopV 1ptyslQllly eleGl ro~gtCIly OlIn any oiher mft) hou Ihe eXJlress wn llen oerrn$$IOn 01 Joinroon CQntro ~ Irtlt Pag 3e of 42

JOHNSQfJ COtHROlS PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED r 11i COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

ADorNDUM TO PSA TERMS AND CONOITIONS OR MONITORING OF INTRUSION fiRE AND OTHER WpoundTY SYSTEMS

If ~te MOnilOfin StMces bull bull pIktly III(ludtS Ittnol~ lire ~ml 1I~oritl gtlaquov1tv 11111 mooilorint or video monitor ifl lht $COpe 01 wol1lt O (11110 d es tile Aareemenl II hereby madifie1lncl mended to Indude the termlnd prollllioru ollhls Addendu 10 tile PSA 10 Monhorinc 01 InlWolI r lf Mid Sfety So$term (Ihe AI(eNjum QplIlred Irms thaI Ie nol de1if1ed titeln lhirll h~ the melni cJven 10 diem In the lIIlement In Ih _11 of conhicl between the t~rTIltId (omIllions of this Addendum arid those ~inl ln the 111_ the tems (ondttklfls oIlbis Aoddtlldllm st pi~I~

1 kmote MoMorln of AIm SI~nI$ If ICI receiYo an elMfltnCV Itrm Ilen111 Jel Floc Jel IhIoII eeworlo nolhylhe IPJfOprille po~ Or fire deplnfII or other eme1enty panR QG ~iJurlldictlonnd Jel hl tndeVOI 10 IIOtiIyCuIlOmPf or tlsdellllllled repruenlnlve by eltmoll urltss instfU(1e-ltt 10 do OlheAlt by Cllomer In whilll ndot Nltd on l~ndlfd operalln picaduttlfo Ih ROC lCi uJ)OII feeeipi 01 bull lIOnmiddot emeree llenll from lilt Iremll sh ncltlvor 10 nOI11y Citomer ~feMltlve pursUlnl to Cu llemer1 _inen Instructions k faullin to QltmoU or Ie nOlllatlon Cunome ICknowlldlt5 1-111 the sllNIs Irlrumlttld from lhe Iremes will be monltoid In mOllltorlnl ftty not 0~111td by x~ lhe peSOIIIIeIIn _h monltom fldllltf lit nollh I~u 01 10 nor dots KJ IoU I rupDnsibillry Ielt tilt _ tIkh 1Kh Inb w montloed o lhe ttlPOfll( to $udlI1

2 ltemOI Monltotlfll kNkes Irkntllfmote MonllorltlJ SeNlf$ 1M be plaquolded by KJ If lhe ACftrM1II includes dIle 101 wth St~ 11

wm SeMce Is pchtitd 1lt1I nltOI~ mIIf 01 Ilirm 10 lhe Premies and lhe InIIlllchlre Is bIosed on the porcln( iCOq( 10 by lhe Jgt3lttiel wbjea 10 the lerms llId (ondiliolls 01 tills Addendum tie numtIMohllrms produced I I thl1ueloes beyond the COnuXt~ numblaquo of alarml In month (utome wiM tie blWon oleage lea

CommunOllonl Mdbo 0110( acknowlld Iht monkOlinl 01 COIlfelt Equipment requires nnsmlSllon 01 Ilgn~1s 0-1 $urlldad lelephone Iinellndo the Int_I1Id th Ihese moOeI of IIIJllmlslion ltmoV be Inl~rupled ctrofIIYltInled orcompromilrd In whkh cn IIC llMnal ClIO be Insmitttd trom the Pemius 10 thtr nIOfgtileinl fad~ty CUllomt ndenlnd Itltlle II~ lhe noonIOIn latllHy 10 be Willi 01 $lOch tonditlon bull dditlonal or 11tf~ II prol~1on toIIO be inllilled $udI line ItcIity devicn1 (Ullomtr COIllnd epensencr 10 Irlnsmluon Itlephone Ii only Cuslom- etnowtlldl_ II is _ IhIt h _urlty deW _lillie Ind nlnl UpirWy ldenllfied In Sthtdule A bull (qulprnent l ist lin dednrcf to purdlnl well 0tvkI~ Crntomtlt IIlth xkroowIedItllhlt Ulth ddltlonil pClt11on Is not 1rbIe Jot Inltrntl lrlMtOlln1on un6tr thl AIeemtnl

4 flwjUnnccemrry nns StfIlu csls At IOs OP1lOnltllddllIDIIII IN mIy be dwpd lot any m Of unlfQlOSiry SIM Vuil uused Of n=~led bV cUOJftllf 111 ildclklon Cuitomeuhlfl be Illy re$llOflSlb~ncr II1Of1 for fines petllltItsIISISlmInts l3gtes f~ o MH I~ by ~ 10vemmelQ bOCIy lell1lho~ tommolOlctrlloll 01 ~I UlltImiulon COlllptny1l1he rnlllt Ilny Iltie larm Ind ~hin rtlmtgtiwl Kl lor any tom -cUffed by IClln conMCIicll IIgtItewth Cunomer wi opera Ihe l)II toIIeluly ~ ID 1ooId CMOllne fau llimu hIM lIrmi an be ClVled by I _tIM or olher forces ~ he cOIIlrof 01 10 II n ~ number 01 flle Ilium lit cltetved by KJ In MIdllicfl to Y othebull lIb1e (tmedlll 1 111)1e to Jel ICI m v lerminll Ihis amprttmenl Ind discontiny t ny Service(snd leek to cover dmllts If In bullbullent Is dlipolChtd by I _mtnlll l ulhorlty or Olh Iibullbull 10 pond 10 a II~ Ilirm where lh CUIIDme o Iny olher Piny IIIi InlentlonallV xddenoly or rraquolilenlIyKl~led lhe Iam I lInl~ CullonW kaD be Itlportllble lor and PIYnv and1I lell lcrjor fonu lIuled with fUPlaquol 10 lhe fls lImsnd PlY 10 JCJIht Iddltiooal clllrJcs Mid (OIl1lncufftd by It fom I fl lslIlm If lilt CIIIIO_r $11_ M$ 1IXIllHllbie dtvIu Customer IUlIgtorIlti ICI 10 ~I Ille Iemin to tv Ill the ludible device r JO I eqlleued 01 ordltltd ID do lO bltf l_r_II~ lIhbors Dr I~ fist and Cullonle will PlY JOlts standard servIc ct tllule lor Kh well visit PoIIcIIIndes tiIU rePlir of svn1 whlth CIOUS lue diugtoldla _ lobi_ IIlIlngln lhe equljllll6nl nt(esAY f 10 to wpptr the StMces nd euslOmllt wM fWf 1 COlU of JudI malntelaflct At IeUI IIOIIthly CUMO-wi IIISI the V$ltm protea deulces and send lell I 10 the ROC 10 I n monltorin laquoII1Imtn1 I 8WldIIfIct wlthlnswctlons from JO o the Roc CoI_r IIHi to lest lhe monltorlllamp IV$tttnS inc1tIltIinI ttsti anv ultruonlc mlctowwtlnfrared CampPlCliInce or other electronic ~l_nt prior lofle end of tlCh monlhnd will ImmedlJtetv rfllOlllO JCl if the equipment fafls to respend to ttll I wltom IhIoI mike Iny nlaquoIIUry rIj)IIs 1ltOO fttl clP of notice IS Ii rulonlllly prnkll CuWgtmer ~n al an tlmes be oltlv rponslbllt If)lt mainlilninamp Iny Iprln~~r vlem In cod wortInc oflier Ind provide Mfeqlllf hell to lilt PIfI

5 RemQII Monilorinamp Df VIdo MonltoiIl Srvices Oul~ Ih Term JCIl sol lcr only obfilllkln mine fom the In~~11oo of Video MMtorlnC ~Mc In Sctvkt oIfrnf 1hall be 10 monitor thl dlamplIlli 1l KlullIy IKlvtd by JO II tI flOC fom mnn Ollhe VIdeo $oo$lem afld pon receipi 01 a dlllllrillCnllndicU lhirt In fam cOndlticn )lists 10 crravcbullbull as ptlmnltd by II 10 lIol~y lhe police or olh munklplllulhoity deemed approprlale In KJs bsokn dilafllon IndIO well pellOllS Customer 1111 deslampMted In lIlne 10JO 10 rectlvoe nolineiQn cf IlICh IlIrm tondition II WI forth huein HD llarm 1nstI1ti00n ffPIl bullbull tnIInltnall(l or rd IgtOJUeI will be1OVItIed urocSer IhIi Video MDnl~ optlcnJO m~ oul DfIor nollce 10 CUIIDmtlt in _10_lcIbII ~or iltlurtnu _ultur~bullbull II(t d ls(OfIIIne 1Id Dr ltand iii ~ policies and protedurtL

bull Inc~lon nd rDndonlon oIlte VIdeo MonIln shaUbe pt~~d by KJ Wthis AI_nt Iclude$ I cha lOt IIIdro Mkorin~ Se we If ucll Voo MOIIltorln Stltva 11 purthi1e-d IIde(I MOIIlto111lI S~II will Decln when the Video SVSlern II Inlblled and opelltonalbullbullnd when Ih nlltesHry communletllorll COMIKlion Is CQmplcHed NO obIililiOIl lor the provision 01 tI1l~ VidllO Monitorln SeMa w1I laquogtIIInt1l lbest tlQllirmenllm ~

b CstQ lqvlllmut Customtr shall obIalnlllu DWfI CMtnd fgtltPtn~ () thIqulpmenl netenry 10(OrlllKllo 10110( Ind (b) wtutev~ IKtmlnlon permits o tice nHS lIwrl be 0ItUSA fom1 penonl ~111gtDtI1Ie ulltity bull bull nd lIlY ot tilted lervico plt0iId~ In co_aion wIIh Ih ~lYI(el n vIdIo 11 to be IISfd boor 1111 Customer Ii inlltlgtcltod 10 poduct Ad Imrnll video I~a (Ih VIdeo System Imj oillcPemlsti 10 IhltOC Ithe VitIeo System fCl mers no torn~ wJrratIVor fPISnotlon 11 1 Mto NSr will _ate IS ln1enclecf Conto Iulttller IJreoII 11111 notwithillndi V rule o 1IlttIct~tron by tel In dec Svst Ind Video SVSI I~ 10 ihIII ~ no tiPOMIblIity or obIiamplllorocltgt ItCnliO CusIO lhe~ SVlIm 0V other CUlla IIQVI~I

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PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rm ICntI(~ CvllOflCf II _u~hi1 I~ Video SYUCfgtgt ~alecl time lilt poiltloorwd NllouteclSlltll WI II only PlocllK 01 caPlII VIdlaquoI SvlI ionIt cr (ns111M Prcmltsts CUomo ~ IdtqWIwtiotI Ifbullbullbulln~(f1tIamp tondillonJ 101 Ihl OINt~ of the CamuH CUIm~ nb1~tI ltId lCllel t t 10 ~I$d no UItIIfO 0 lHlclpil~ Itllouln c JIOlIlIofgtInamp- lfodfO 1M t1ilW UMffillr(ludill W nol limhecl lo~lttllrlC willi NS loaltiDfU INn 01 pClSOfU In-VIdeo Sysltm l~etJ Y ~pirI or UIMUff

d Cll Customtlt Rw toI rflpltllbk 10 lbe video ~Im ce oduced Of uptur by toe VIdtltgt ~ 11 (gt11_ IQ~ del indemnify Inc hold hl rmIti )(1 M( 011lt tnl1 diectotJ I nc Itmployotfl I bull Inc ~I dmq~ lou (csu and cprnses 1~IucIItIIfI$ON~ UOOneyl lKi) rSOgtamp an or 1IIIrd gtllT IIIoIMI defTIIflCh Of ulu In connKlion lh thr ue (gtptfllion

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C V~oSylltmSIcMIbull WhM fcnalI(Im tM ~S(Iltm II lCeMd KIC$tfWIlhe hI to 1( bull m Zb belort odfoiC 0fIlaquotI1I(y ~lIcn Ind mty CfQOlt nol to notlfv ~tfCY ~10NWl1f II ~I Ulon Ie bellr-c In ill )Olt d-trtIJon III n Imer ency fondillon (lCI~ nOI tlsl 10 ~I filii temPt Ie i~ Ito nUINe ollhltl tmesfltv by ut vI u l yenelnClllon ndlor Iht twO-ayollaquo 111_ iI pploble) of 1M Vldre Sl$IMlIn(lud~ CnOlNlt 1(I1t IIKI detirllI 11111 ergtey (onditJ olUs JO will tfIde_ 10 notify lhe popelt POlice or emet~ry (0II1IC1 on a IIlClllon alln cI In_I by(~omer 10 10 Ot lIS CltnH- WIlen ~~ICfl(y 11 lCe~](1 I bull bull UtpllO coaKI tilt 111 ~ble CII1I01r1If rtprtotllI~Ie orr lilt nCltlLutIOll c~ liS bill fill rIOI nol l l( tmtrlRfKV uLhI~ Ihls notlllcalll)lJ will bI irllh~ I of bullbull o 11 1(1 bull 1 folte ROC ~c~_ lilne c~S1~ fl1~ e~ edlle lhe Q~ IUt Iltgtr Yemerlencv or __~trCt otulJoII the cuHomtr HI nftdO mte IhIs tQIIMlln _kin csl~ IUlhobl$ n IKISIO ~ IU Iettl Ie UJt Itl dlKrltllorgt C_IIII I ~I Ot damp1IlIon 01 11 Pt 0 ptlt$ons en o OUftd 1111 cltfTIht$ who UI nalllUIIorInltI 0 ClrtOmet 10 Will HOT MUST Ott DpoundTAlN MfI tllUON

f tcordlnp CltnIOIOtf COMtllU 10 lbe Ilpe laquo0lt1111amp of ~I Ietph(lnlc tomnICIII bt_ Ihl Pttml~ nd KI lCI wll h no ~ InyIlLilJnIrom laquoordlne fo r bullbull nu 10 ~cd) CIt PlbltCJ11on 01 ampf1WO-Wty WIIrI eamtnamplnlaOOrU oVgttr KOId1 0lt lhelrIi1(1 hili III tidily In c~ wllh VIdeo Svll grllt Vldre SysIHTIIaa IndudI blrt rtClHnllted I e I frltN omltlIlon tOeJamptn(t o 0 1( by JCI CIt olltl oNi( p~ ~I__ lIenu COfltnclon Of tny Olha tIIIrd pan COMtel ie n wIIh e ~tllgt1 fOt 1~ 1ltt 01 ffIOI) ~nsmLilIIon eodilll InltrpOflamp UllOfIl4I 10 VidtO Imltbull

I IIl1k 01 1011 II lIMorntls 10 dgn nol prenl o wIfnl that IIIlt StltvIet1 p_nl nylou by buIII( IIoIdup fire 01 gherwbl CIt 1-1 Ih ~__ In til ua ptOyenide the ptelWIon for WO II is Lnslllld 0lt InIrIOdtcl Of lhaillM ~ will be ninttlpted 0 eUQImiddotf (ltnlome

II d ok It lou 0 cll mi l 10 the ~ belA( mon~t ~~~ to itl (ltntl wlgttlhot bIoIonCInlIDCWiOmtr O111end hM not dt on Inv ItennUliQI1l l ncl wlIes 01 CI CXp Of Implied e(~pt IJ pt(rV loti IOllh In l~ iI AiHmf nl fUr1I1e IxprlIV ~(luded from

IhIs ~I If til wnl lt 01 met(lIlnlabJlilv Of nt Of ulUbifi l f01 ~trtk FUfl)Oie

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JOHn SeN CONTROL PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL REPRf FOP COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

COMPLCTf ~o4JUTY FOR [SllBUSHNG AND MAINTANNGACCESS TO ND USE OF THE NONmiddotAPPIIOVI DTILCO SERVICE FOR CONNECTION TO 11lE AlA~M MONITOIING lQUIPMENT CUSTOM~A FURTHU UNDEFlSTANDS THAT TilE LARM SYSTEM Mr BE UNABLE TO 5(17( THE TILCO SfJlVlCE TO TRANSMIT AN ALJlRM SIGN F ANOTHER CONNECTIONHAS DiSABl EO IS NTIflfERINGwrYH OR BLOOlflG THE CONN(CfION

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Johnson ~liID 2019 JohntOO COfIIloIamp Ire Custom- Coolidenr1I1 Controls Do n~ cop (phy$~ ~ eectltOt1Icell 01 n any otrer m ed o) fIOjt toe elCpl es~ illlten permosslon 01 JOIWon C OIItfol$ Inc Pil~ ~ 42 01 ~ 2

TOWNSHIP OF WORTH Sanilac County MicbigaD 6903 S Lakeshore Rd Lexington Michigan 48450

Telephone (810) 359-8852 Fax (810) 359-7027 F-mail CleTkworthmlorg

PhUlp EssenmacheT sup~JenDifer Staoyer Clerk Jenuifer Woodruff Treasurer Jack Wylie Trustee Walter Badgerow Trustee

RESOlUTION 16-7-20-1

RESOLUTION TO ALLOW WORTH TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF DETROIT EDISON TO OPT ltlUT OF THE SMART METER PROGRAM

Whereas Detrott Edison Company has begun the process of Installing within the boundaries of Worth Township digItal advanced meter infrastructure to be referred 10 in this resolution as smart meters I and

Whereas many township residents have expressed concerns about the Installation of sm art meters on their

homes to Worth Township officials and to the Worth Township Board and

Whereas these residents and Township Board members have expressed concern about the alleged Intrusion

into their respective energy usage attributed to smart meters and

Whereas many residential customers of Detroit Edison Company are concerned that emissions from smart meters may be attributed to serious health problems including but not limited to physiological neurological pulmonary vascular and sensory and

Whereas Michigan House 8i114916 was written to address the above mentioned concerns regarding smart meters and has been forwarded to the Committee on Energy Policy

Now therefore be it resolved that the Township of Worth SanIlac County supports the ability of OTE Energy customers to retain their current analog meters and to opt out of the smart meter program fortheir homes without being subject to financial penalties and additional monthly charges

Now therefore be It further resolved that the Worth Township Board of Trustees strongly encourages State Representative Chairman Aric Nesbitt of the Committee on Energy Policy the Michigan Public Service Commission Attorney General Bill Schuette State Senator Phil Pavlov and State Representative Paul Muxlow to take all regulatory procedures needed to investigate alJthe aforementioned InformatJon and concerns for the health safety and welfare of our cItizens and Inhabitants

Board Adoption

This Resolution shall become effective on the date of Its adoption by the Worth Township Board

RESOLVED this O dayof j~ 010lw

ATIEST AS TO ADOPTION BY THE WORTH TOWNSHIP BOARD

$0 Resolved

Date 07- 2 D- b

Supervisor Philip G Essenmacher

~ Oerk Jennifer Stanyer

Motion to Adopt made by Board Member ~Yl)) Second by Board Member lAhxJtttff

Nay AbsentAye

Philip Essenmacher Supervisor

Jennifer Stanyer Clerk

Jennifer Woodruff Treasurer

Jack Wylie Trustee

Walter Badgerow Trustee

I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and complete copy of a resolution adopted by the Township Board

of Worth County of Sanilac Michigan at a Budget Meeting held onj~ 00 f OIQlli and that said meeting was given pursuant to ad In full compliance with the Open Meetl Act being PA 267 of 1976 and that the minutes of said meeting were kept and have been made available as required by said Act

Jennifer $tanyer - Clerk

Village of Reese Resolution No 13-14-01

A RESOLUTION ADDRESSING SMART METERS IN THE VILLAGE OF REESE

WHEREAS the teon Smart Meter often refers to an eleCOidty meter but it also may mean a device measuring natural gas or water consumption and

WHEREAS many communities across the country have joined forces to prohibit smart meters from being Installed locally mostly upon the notice ofhigher energy bills (Cost) illness (Health)forced installation ofmeter(lnvasion into Home) Privacyissues(4th Amendment right to Reasonable Expectation of Privacy) Safety and Liability and

WHEREAS on March 4 2013 the Planning Commission for the Village of Reese passed Resolution No 2013~02 that recommended that the Village Council consider takingjormal action to notify and ban allfuture use aSmart Meters within the VillQJe ofReese and

WHEREAS the Village Council believes that additional information relating to the use of smart meters 1n the Village of Reese needs to be compiled prior to making a definitive deCision with respect to banning the use ofthe devices NOW

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that at a regularly scheduled meeting of the Reese Village Counal being held on May 13 2013 ) a quorum being present a motion was made by KEAST and second by FIELBRANDT to place a moratorium on the use of ~smartmeterswithin the village limits for a period of six (6) months so that the Planning Commission can continue studying the matter AND

BE iT FURTHER RESOLVED tbatthe copies of this resolution be mailed to aD utility companies who provide electric gas and water services to the VIllage of Reese

Vote

Ayes 7 Nays 0 Abstain 0 Absent 0

ft(Z~iJlage Clerk

(MmeUmmbers Pnrlcialaobscii OM ~1llUser Rcentsl Mtlvm )ul1eMilier Attclll Plfks Wlniam WaiterS

City Clerk l1wUlCi M Smilh

Admmismllwc A$~ Oid Voo Cum

CITY OF BROWN CITY A Progressive Industrial and Agricultural Community

4205 Main Street Post Office Box 99 Brown Cily Michigan 48416()099 Phone (810) 346middot2325 Fax (810)3463802 el11lil brownctygrealtllIkesne

CITY OF BROWN CITY Resolution Number 16-04

A RESOLUTION TO THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION EXPRESSING THE BROWN CITY COUNCILS CONCERN WITH THE

INSTALLATION OF DTE ENERGY SMART METERS AND A REQUEST TO EXPLORE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY EFFECTS

WHEREAS OTE Energy has begunlhe installation ofnew mele to CU$lomers in Michigan ThumtNlleA oommunities~ replacing existing meters with srcaUed Smart meters that is electric meters which viH broadcast information to the utility company using radio frequencies and

WHEREAS DTE Energy has indicaled thaI il will at some point begin installotion of Smart mete in the City of Brown City and

WHEREAS Smart mel provide benefit 10 utilities by allowing remole meter reading by among other things eiiminating the need for someone to go onto each utility customers property to read a meter and possibly offering residents lower electric rates at non~peak times and

WHEREAS a significant number ofpeople including residents or the Cil) of Brown City have expressed heir roucems 10 this Council hom potential health effects ofthe Smart melers as well tIS other concerns regarding lheir universal deployment in the City and

WHEREAS although the City COlmcil is inforoted that it is without jurisdiction to directly regulate Smart meters exclusive jurisdiction over them residing with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) the City Council believes it is appropriate to assist its citizens in obtaining consideration of their issues by requesting careful review thereof by tbe MPSC

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROWN CITY that

I The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perform a careful analysis fbe potential health and safety effilltts which may result from the univernal installation of Smart meters for electric and gas utilities

2 The MPSC is further requested to consider delaying the deployment of Smart mete pending a conclusion by the MPSC following coreful study lJd review that such met are safe and will have neither short-term nOr tong~term negative consequences to the health of the citizens of the City of Brown city and the State of Michigan generally

City amp1 BC(lwu City H6illurion )6-(14

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3 The MPSC is asked to carefully examine other concerns regarding tbe deployment of Smart meters as may be sllbmilled 10 them by Tcside nls of the City of Brown Cily and lhe Stale of Michigan so as to insu re that all aspects or the issues are considered before final dctennination is mnde with respect 10 such deplo)111enl

4 The MPSC is funher asked to consider requi ring public lllilit ies to allow customers with appropriate medica l docwnellHll ion of their ind ividualized risks to opt out of SmOtrl me ter installation at their homes

5 The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perfoml a ca reful analysis ofrhe potential privacy issues regard ing available and fut ure SOlan meter technology

6 All resol Ulions inconsistent with [he foregoing resolut ion be and the same h~reby an repealed to the c-tent of such inconsi stency

The fo regoing Resolul ion was ofJered on May 9 20J 6 by Councilmember William Nailers and seconded by Counci l member Dan Loulzenhiser There folloed a Ro ll Call VOle with four (4) Councilmembers present eM Jacobson -alSlnl eM Louzenhiser-yes eM Mclvorycs eM Milkr-yes eM Parks-absent eM Wal(~rsmiddotyes

Abs(ltlining ~

Ab~enl ~

A QUORUM BFING PRESENT - MOTION DECLARED CARRIED

I Juonii a M Smilh (ily Clerk o(the City or Brown Cit) hereby cen iry thallhe foregoing is tru and complelc copy orn resolutiOlllldoplcd by rhe Cily Counc il o r th~ government ofrhc City of Brown City County orSonilac Sl3te of Michigan al a regular mecting hcld on May 9 2016 and thai said m~etin ~ was conducted M d public notice of sa id mecling WaS given pursuam to and in fuJI compliance with Ih Oren Meelings Act bein Ac t 267 Public ActS o( Michigan 1976 and thaI the mimlles of ~a id meeting Wlfe kepi nnd ill be U f have been made available as requ ired by said Act

---1 L ~ r f - ~ _-7~~----~_ -c lt-1 JUClnilil M Smi th City Cleek City or Brown City Sanilac Count y Michigltln

lt 11 or Brown e ll) Rcsoluliun 16 middotJ~

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RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THEAlIIUrv OF Clrv IEStDENTS AND PROnIffY OWNERS TO EUlCITO OPTmiddotOUT OF RECEMNG

ADVANCED UTilITY MmRS (SMART METElISl

The followIng preamble and resolution were offered by Coundlmember ~1 i t hoe J ~rL_~ and SlIpp-orted bV Councflmemher ~~__k Ll pa n __~

WHEREAS OTE Energy SVIARl meters (SMART rn~ters) are 0lltidern electrIc metirs which end elect(ic meter readings dutomatlcaty bv using a radio frequency nehvorK rather than 11 uarlitronal on-site ~te( reading method lind

WHEREAS DTt fnargys actively Installing SMART meters throughout southeastern Mlchigan And has recently moaJfed 11

latter to the City of caro pemin1na to the ability of City residents to opt-our of f(Celving a SMART meter and

WHEREAS a numberQf CIty residents have exprltssed tomems regarding negative health conditIons that may reson from the use of SMART meters the a(CUuKY ofSMART meters and the possibmty that th~ uS of SMART meters may contribute to Ute loss of personal Jlrivacy aod

WHEREAS the Mict~an Public SeNke ComPlisston has receotlydedded to lnvesligate seve-fal Il$pea$ pertalnloji to the use and installation of SMART metm and

WHOtpoundA5 the Mlthigan Public Service Commission tlSi a tompomml cf this lmt~stigation is requesting thai utmW comPanles disclose Information rega-rdltli tM po-tential adverse hearth effects associated with (he use of SMART metetS and

WHEREAS th~ City of CarD Council i$ charged with securing and defendioe the overall health safety_ aod welfare of the ldenU of the aiy and their guests

NOW THEREFORE BE rr RESOlVED that the City of (arc Council her) supports the abillty of Its residents and property owoe~ to elect to o-pt-out of receiving SMART meters m$taIJed

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Cam Coune supports the invGSlgat1ltm by the Mkhigan Public Servlce Commission of SMART meters

THIS RESOLUTiON DECLARED ADOPTED nus 5 DAV OF August 20131 ClerkITreasufac of 1M City of Cam State of Michigan do hereby certify tNt thE foraolng Resolution was duly adopted by the City of cam Council during its regular meeting Mid in the Municipal BunOlng in the Clty of Carcent on August 2013

Resolution It 16-201~ June 6 2016

RESOumON A RESQUJTiON SUPPORTING MfCHIGAN HOUSE BtLl4916 OR SIMIlAR IEGtsJATlON AND SUPPORTING THE AmUTY OF TOWNHSIP R6U)poundNTS TO CHOOSE TO HAVE AN ANALOG EtECTfUC AND GAS MEml RATHER THAN ASMART (ADVANCEtll MErE

WHEREAS smart meters are computerized electr1c meters that send electric meter readings to the utility via radiofrnquency radiation multiple times per day and

WHEREAS analog meters are manualJy read electromechanical meters that have accurately

measured the electrtc consumption of homes and busfnessesfor over acentury and

WHEREAS DTE Energy (the utility) is repiaclng exJs1ing utility meters with smart (oka advanced or AM) meters and

WHEREAS DTE EnelY plans to replace all meters with either the fully functioning smart meier orthe smart meter with the radlofrequency turned off (opt-out meter) and

WHEREAS the opt~()ut meter must be manoa read In the same way analog and nooshytransmitting digital meters must be read and

WHEREAS the IItl1ity in fts testimony berore the Pub1c $ervlce CQmmission in U-17053 has stated that the nonMtransmltting smart meter performs no functions not already performed by the analog electric meter and

WHEREAS the utility charges the residentJa customer $6720 to have the norHransmitting opt-out smart meter In place of the fully functionIng smart meter and

WHEREAS the cost of lealllng In piace an existing analog meter is $000 thus creating an unnecessary charge on the customer who does not wish to have a smart meter on their home Or business and

WHEREAS some persons on fixed lncomesare unable to afford the opt-out fees and

WHEREAS the utlJlty does not permit businesses to opt out and

WHEREAS1 citIzens of this oommunity have expressed many concerns about this replacement Including concerns about the health effects of mdlofrequency radIation and the voltage transients and harrnonfcs (line noise) generated by smart meters concerns about privacy and hacking concerns about fire safety and fire hazards concerns about Impending time-ofltse rates and resultant increases In electric bills and conterns aoout remote shut-off and

WHEREAS many residents in the State of Michigan have reported negative health symptoms after the installation of smart electric meters or rnm-transmittlng opt-out meters on their homes and

WHEREAS some residents of the State of Michigan have reported that their smart meter has cau~ht fire or exploded or have reported flickering lights and appliance short-outs Immediately after a smart meter was installed and

WHEREAS the Township of Vassar has worked tirelessly to attract positive Investment while rejecting those that put our health environment and quality of life at risk and

WHEREAS the Vassar Township Board of Trustees ts charged with securing and defending the overatl health safety and welfare of the residents of the Township and their guests and

WHEREAS the electromagnetic frequencies emitted and generated bV these meters have been snown by tens of thousands of scientific studies since the 19305 to harm biological systems and therefore may pose a serious long~term threat to the health of our cltlzensj and

WHEREAS customers with a disability under the Americans with DlsabIHtles middotAct may not be charged for accommodation of their disability and

WHEREAS both the nonmiddottransmittlng smart meter and the analog meter accurate IV measure electricity usage and whereas both must be read by a meter reader therefore making them indlstlngulshable for purposes of metering customer electrical usage and

WHEREAS smart meters have not been mandated by the federal or state government and

WHEREAS our Township is committed to providIng equal opportuntty and quality of rife for all and to removing full barriers to participation In public nfe on the basts of dlsabnity and

WHEREAS OTE has been unresponsive to these customer concerns and

WHEREAS House 81114916 would address these concerns without Impacting the utilitys ability to Install smart meters on the homes and busInesses of those who want a smart meter

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Vassar Township Board of Trustees supports the ability of OTE customers to not partidpate in the smart meter program on their homes and businesses and to have their electricity usage measured by an analog meter without suffering financial penalties or Incurring monthly charges as outlined in House 81114916 and that an analog option be offered in perpetuity to all uttllty customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar TownshIp Board ofTrustees calls upon the Chair of the House Energy Policy Committee the members oftne Energy Polhy Committee the state representative for our dlstrtct the state senator for our district the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Attorney General to do all In their power to ensure passage of House 81114916 and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar Township Soard ofTrustees calis upon the above-mentioned persons and governmental entitles If House 81114916 Is not passed in this legtslative session to do all In their power to ensure passage of legislation In the future that will ensure that utility customers have the right to have an anakJg meter on their homes or

middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

Vassar Township Clerk ~~--=-~

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AI ortmiddotpe~ kWh ClIpadly EIIOIJ O9COC per kWh Non-Capadty Cnor1V bull4J5lC kWh

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oN_V(O1 ~Chalt~ bull $5(l per mollh Oistrll)Jioll kWn CY al-roond) bull543(X per kWl1

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MId-jMk MOIIdiy bull nidi) 1 am to 3 pm 7 pm to n pm AI mId-oeak kWh

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(Crtlieal PHIl _ ts cIInIQ on-pfU Worodly rriGay1o eo hours IIlaquo VN~ IIrtIttI ___ notl~)

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Novembtf Ihrovfjh May -sl 20 kWh per dIy

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Delivery CNiroes 5efvice (halVe $750 per rnonl h RIA Credit middot $750 per monlh Di5tribvtlon kWhbullbull 543OC per kWh

Time of Day Rate-

On-peak h(Wrs MonCJay-rriday n Um 10 7 pm Power Supply CnarQes June through Octo~r

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Mi(1)eilk MoIIdIlY friday am to 3 pm amp 7 pm to I pm All midpeak kWh

Capacity poundnerQy bullbullbull bullbullbull bullbull Aoose per kWh Non-tapaclty Enerqy bullbull bull 4Q49 per kWh

Off-peak 11 pm to 7 am and all day Saturday Sunday and desiQna~ holidays

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(Critical Puk events dJrlnQ on-puk hours MondayshyFriday Ilmlto to eo lIours per year with ~vance notite

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November through May (IrS 20 ~Wh per dat

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

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Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

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JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

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Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

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Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

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Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties bereto hnve signed tbeir na mes as of Ihis day and year first above

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M(CH IGA N MUN terrAL

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Tuscola County

Net Asset Distribution History

2006 Distribution $ 1780 2007 Distribution $ 6 168 2008 Distribution $ 22488 20 10 Distribution $ 18073 20 II Distribution $ 48 158 2012 Distribution $ 69969 20 13 Distributi on $ 23 880 20 14 Distribution $ 6 1354 2015 Distributi on $ 79500 2016 Distribution $ 35 885 2017 DislribUlion $ 30242 2018 Distribution $ 95735 20 19 Distribution $ 113097

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1 The following shall be submit ted to the Zon ing Administrator

A The Applicant shalt address a Jetter or generate an email hereinafter referred to as the perm it application) to the Zoning Administrator requesting a permit be issued under Joint Airport Zoning Board Ordinance No 98 -1 and addressed to the following

Zoning Admin istrator Bishop International Airport G-342S W Bristol Road Flint MI 48507 AnN Joseph Medici AAE E-Mail jmedlcibishopalrportorg

B The Applicant sha ll attach to the permit application all relevant inform ation (eg exact location height dates amp times contact information) including a Federal Aviation Administrations (FAAs) Determination of No Hazard to Air Navigation

2 Effective January 1 2016 the App licant shall include with the permit application a check or money order made payab le to the Bishop Internationa l Airport Authority This applicat ion fee is non-refundable Permil fees as indicated below are per permit

Structure Height (AGLl Application Fee Less than 50 $100 50 - 199 $150 200 - 499 $200 500 or greater $250

3 Upon receipt of the above information the Zon ing Administrator will either approve or deny the permit within fifteen (15) days Failure to provide the required information win result in a denial of the permit

4 In the event of denial the Applicant shall have 21 days to appea l the decision of the Zoning Administrator to t he Board of Appeals

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40734605 50830000 50244000 249550 211 55392 29088608 4211 expenses Total

16725395 -25780000 -25194000 -249550 -8580392 -166 13608 34064

57460000 25050000 2SO60000 000 1257SO00 12475000 SO20 Revenues Total

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EJtpenses 130-910-006

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STUDENT DESKS 000 90000 90000 000 000 90000 000tt 130-910-008

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130-972-016 CHAIRS 000 40000 40000 000 26999 13001 7

130-972-018 CIRCUIT COURT SECRETARY DESK 100000 000 0 00 000 000 000 000gt

207middot975-000 SHERIFF FIREARMS 434841 000 553000 000 192300 360700 3477

223-971-018 MICROFILMING GENERAL lEDGER~ 310540 000 000 000 000 000 000tt

236-981()18 KOFllE RESTORE PAT MAPS 5515900 000 000 000 000 000 0 00i

253-971018 MICROFILMING TAX ROLLS 561060 1000000 1000000 000 000 10000 00 o00gt

259-97Q()01 FIREWALL 000 420000 420000 000 408022 11978 97 15

2~9middot97Q003 PRINTERS 000 200000 200000 000 229 99 177001 11 50

259middot970-004 LAPTOP COMPUTERS 177818 700000 7000 00 000 181899 518101 2599

259middot970middot008 INCREASE NETWORK STORAGE 000 880000 880000 000 000 880000 oooy

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259-973-019 GIS LARGE FORMAT PRINTER 000 450000 450000 000 450000 000 1000010

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259-974-01 9 BSampAACCOUNTINGfBUDGETING SC 000 000 18000000 000 50760 00 12924000 2820

259-97Hl18 REPLACE CONTENT FilTERS 9 95502 000 000 000 000 000 000gt

259-976-018 VOI P MOSQUITO AND DOC 1153082 000 000 000 000 000 000gt

259-980-017 ANIMAL CONTROL SECURITY 000 1700000 1700000 000 15964 00 103600 93911

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259-988-018 REPLACE CORE SWITCHING EQUIP 958 1193 000 000 000 000 000 0OCP4

259-989-018 COURTHOUSE SECURITY ENHANC( 168600 000 000 000 000 000 000gt

259-990-lt)18 KRONOS TIME SYSTEM 5921486 18000000 1252000 000 508501 7434 99 4061

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265-970-030 PICKUP TRUCK 000 4000000 4000000 000 000 4000000 00010

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Forgot 10 add that the added poSition is the same that we talked about to the commissioners at our last meeting about the whole budget change and the lease

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Mich igan Indigent Defense Comm ission Request for Contract Adjustment

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5 Requested AdJ us lmenl ( ) Compliance Plan Modification ( ) Personnel Change (X) Budgel Re iSion ( ) Contract Extension

6 Requested Effective Date 7 Explanation of Requested Revision Provide justification for the requested reviSion and attach additional documents or pages if necessary

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Partnering with you to deliver value-driven solutions

A Planned Service Agreement with Johnson Controls provides you with a customized service strategy designed around the needs of your facility Our approach features a combination of scheduled predictive and preventative maintenance services that focus on your goals

As your building technology services partner Johnson Controls delivers an unmatched service experience delivered by factory-trained highly skilled technicians who optimize operations of the buildings we Nark Vllith creating productive and safe environments for the people within

By integrating our service expertise with innovative processes and technologies our value-driven planned service solutions deliver sustainable results minimize equipment downtime and maximize occupant comfort

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Executive Summary

PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL FOR COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

Dear Mike Miller

We value and appreciate your interest in Johnson Controls as a service provider for your building systems and are pleased to provide a value-driven maintenance solution for your facility The enclosed proposal ouUines the Planned Service Agreement we have developed on your facility

Details are included in the Planned Service Agreement summary (SChedule A) but highlights are as follows

bull In this proposal Ne are offering a service agreement for 2 Years starting 0810112019 and ending 07312021

bull The agreement price for first year is $1302000 see Schedule A Supplemental Plice and Payment Terms for pricing in subsequent years

bull The equipment options and number of visits being provided for each piece of equipment are described in Schedule A Equipmentlisl

As a manufacturer of both mechanical and controls systems Johnson Controls has the expertise and resources to provide proper maintenance and repair services for your facility

Again thank you for your interest in Johnson Controls and we look forward to becoming your building technology sarvices partner

Please contact me if you have any questions

Sincerely

William Rasco Service Manager (866) 635-1392

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Benefits of Planned Service A Planned Service Agreement with Johnson Controls will allow you to optimize your buildings facility performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a value-driven solution thai fits your specific goals delivered wilh the attention of a local service company backed by the resources of a global organization 5 VALUfS 9_--_- shyWi th this Planned Service Agreement Johnson -- shy

Controls can help you achieve the following five objectives

1 Identify Energy Savings Opportunities Since HVAC equipment accounts for a major portion of a buildings energy usage keeping your system performing at optimum levels may lead to a significant reduction in energy costs

2 Reduce future Repair Costs Routine maintenance may maximize the life of your equipment and may reduce equipment breakdowns

3 Extend Asset Life Through proactive faclory-recommended maintenance the life of your HVAC assets may be extended maximizing Ihe relum on your investment

4 Ensure Productive Environments Whether creating a comfortable place where employees can be productive or controlling a space to meet specialized needs maintenance can help you achieve an optimal environment for the work Ihalls being accomplished

5 Promote Environmental Health and Safety When proper indoor conditions and plant requirements are maintained business outcomes may be improved by minimizing sick leave reducing aCCidents minimizIng greenhouse gas emissions and managing refrigerant requirements

All of the services we perform on your equipment afe aligned with -The 5 Values of Planned Maintenance and our technicIans understand how the work they perform can help you accomplish your business objectives

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Personalized Account Management A Planned Service Agreement also provK1es you with the support of an entire team that knows your site and can closely work with you on budget planning and asset management Your local Johnson Controls accounl management team can help guide planned replacement energy relrofits and olher building improvement projects Youll have peace of mind that an entire learn of skilled professionals vlill be looking out for what is best for your facility and budget

A Culture of Safety Johnson Controls technicians take safety seriously and personally and integrate it into everything they do All of our technicians participate in regular and thorough safety training Because of their personal commitment we are a leader In the HVAC service Industry for workplace safety performance This means that you do not have to worry about us when we are Q1 your site

Commitment to Customer Satisfaction Throughout the term of your Planned Service Agreement we will periodically survey you and use your feedback to continue 0 make improvements to our service processes and products Our goal is to deliver the most consistent and complete service experience possible To meet this goal weve developed and implemented standards and procedures to ensure you receive the ultimate service experience - every time

Energy amp Sustainability A more sustainable world one building at a time - Johnson Controls is a company that started more than 125 years ago with a product that reduced energy use in buildings Weve been saving energy for customers ever since Today Johnson Controls is a global leader in creating smart environments whers people IIe INOfk and play helping to create a more comfortable safe and sustainable world

The Value of Integrity Johnson Controls has a long proud history of integrity We do what we say we will do and stand behind our commitments Our good reputation builds trust and loyalty In recognition for our commitment to ethics across our global operatIons we are honored to be named one of the Worlds Most Ethical Companies by Ethisphere Institute a leading think tank dedicated to business ethics and corporate social responsibility In addition Corporate Responsibility Magazine recognizes Johnson Controls as one of the top companies in its annual 100 Best Corporate Citizens list

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Service Plan Methodology As part of Ihe delivery of this Planned SeNiee Agreement Johnson Conlrols will dedicate a local customer service agent responsible for having a clear understanding of the agreement scope and your faCility procedures and protocols

A high-level overview around our service delivery process is outlined below including SCheduling emergency service on-sile paperwork communication and performing repairs outside of the agreement scope

Scheduling Preventative maintenance service will be SCheduled using our automated service management system In advance of the scheduled service visit our technician is sent a noUce of service 10 a smartphone Once the technician acknowledges the requesl you customer service agent witt call or a-mall your on-site contacl to let you know the start date and type of service scheduled

The technician checks in wears personal protective equipment perfonns the lask(s) as assigned checks oul with you and asks for a screen capture signature on the smartphone device A work order is then e-mailed faxed or printed for your records

Emergency Services Emergency service can be provided 7 days a week 24 hours a day 365 days a year During normal business hours emergency service will be coordinated by the customer service agent After hours weekends and holidays the emergency service number transfers to the Johnson Conlrols after-hours call center and on-calt technicians are dispatched as needed

Johnson Controls is committed to dispatching a technician within hours of receiving your call through the service line A work order is e-malled faxed or printed for your records Depending on the terms of your agreement you may incur charges for after hour services

Communication A detailed communication plan will be provided to you so you know how often we will provide information to you regarding your Planned Service Agreement The communication plan will also provide you w ith your main contacls at Johnson Controls

Approval Process for Non-Covered Items Johnson Controls will adhere 10 your procurement process No work will be performed outside 01 the agreement scope without prior approval Johnson Controls will work with you closely to ensure your procurement process is followed before any non-covered Item work is started

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Summary of Services and Options

Comprehensive and Operational Inspections During comprehensive and operational inspections Johnson Conlrols w ill perform routine checks oltha equIpment for common issues caused by normal wear and tear on the equipment Additionallests can be run to confirm the equipments pertormance

Routine maintenance such as lubrication cleaning and lightening connections can be performed depending on the type of equipment being serviced Routine maintenance is one of the keys to the five values of maintenance -It can help identify energy saving opportunities reduce futUre repair costs extend asset life ensure productive environments and promote health and safety

Combustion Analysis

Combustion analysis and subsequent adjustments are critical to efficient boiler operation Boiler fuel whether natural gas or oil must burn in the proper combination of fuel and air (oxygen) Poor combustion can create soot deposits on the tubes impairing heat transfer Incomplete combustion can also lead to the potential formation of CO (carbon monoxide) an odorless gas that can harm occupants In the mechanlcat room andlor building Johnson Controts technicians will analyze the flue gas to determine If optimal fuellair ratios are present

Operational VisltlControls System Verification Based on our exper1ise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance and calibrations on the equipment controller for your mechanfcal equipment The inspection includes the following tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel

bull Review of alarms points which are offline out of service and overridden points

bull l ocal baclltup of controller program

Advantages Provides proactive Identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments identify energy efficiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

Operational VisitSupervisory Controls System Verification Based on our expertise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance on the supervisory controllers and servers in your Metasys system The inspection includes the follOoving tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel and cleaning as needed bull Review of alarms points which are offli ne out of SeNtce and overridden points bull l ocal backups of controllers objects and server repoSitories bull Review security database and ensure default passwords are Changed

Advantages Provides proactive identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments Identify energy effICiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

TowerfBasin Cleaning During operation a cooling tower becomes a natural repOSitory for wind-blown debris This debris has a tendency to collect In the towers sumpbasin Johnson COI1trols technicians will clean the lower and basin 10 prevent blockage and pOlenllal damage to critical system

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components This service does not include chemicallreatment required to control or eliminate biohazards such as Legionella unless chemical water trealment services have been added as a separate option

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Summary Thank you for considering Johnson Controls as your building technology services panner The following agreemenl document Includes all the details surrounding your Planned Service Agreement

With planned service from Johnson Controls youll get a value-driven solution that can help optimize your building controls and equipment performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a solution that fits your specific goalS delivered with the attention of a local seNice company backed by the resources of a global organization

We ll be your building technology services partner

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Planned Service Agreement

Cuslomer Name COUNTY OF TUSCOLA Address 440 N STATE S1 CAROMI48723-1555 Proposal Dale 061112019 Eslimale 1-135LX3G9

IScope of Service

Johnson ContrOls Inc r Jcq and the Cuamplomer (colledively the -Parties) agree Preventative MaintenslCe SelVlces as defined in Schedule A r Services) will be provided by JCI aihe Customers facitily This Planned Service Agreement the Equipment U s Supplementat Price and Payment Tefms Terms and CondJUons and Schedule5 attached hereto and incorporated by this reference as if sellor1h funy herein (ColecUvely the Agreement) cover the rights and obligations of both the Customer and JCt

Extended Service Options for Premium Coverage

If Premium Coverage is selected on-sile repair services to the equipment will be provided as specified in this Agreemenl for the equipmenllisted in Ihe attached Equipment Us

IEquipment List

Only the equipment listed in the Equipment Lisl will be covered as part of this Agreement Any changes to the Equipment Lisl must be agreed upon in writing by both Parties

----------------~ITerm f Automatic Renewal

ThIs Agreement takes effect 0fI 0810112019 and will continue until 0713112021 (Originaj Term) The Agreement will aUlomalicatty renew on a year-Io-year basis after the Onglnal Teon ends unless Ihe Customer Of JCI gives the other writte n notice il does not wam to renew The nolice must be delivered al least (45) days prior 10 the end of the Original Term or of any renewal period The Orignal Term and any renewal periods are sometimes collect ively referred to in this Agreement as the Term Renewal price adjustments are discussed in the Terms and Conditions

IRefrigerant Charges

Refrigerant is nOllncluded under this Agreemenl and wilt be billed separately to the Customer by JCt

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IPrice and Payment Terms

The lolal Contract Price for JCIs Services duringlhe 1st year of the Original Term is $1302000 This amount will be paid to JCI in Annual Installments Pricing for each subsequent year of a mul1iyear Original term Is sel forth in the Supplemental Price end Paymenl Terms All payments will be due and payable within 30 days of Ihe invoice date and SUCh IImely payment by Customer shall be a condition precedenl 10 JCIs obligation to perform lis Services A penalty of one and a half percent (15) of the amount due per month shall accrue for payments received after the payment due date Renewal price adjustments are set looh in the Terms and Conditions

Invotoes wil be senllo the following lOcation

TUSCOLA COUNTY COURTHOUSE 125 W LINCOLN ST CAROMI48723

o In lieu of paper Invoices senllO the location above invoices should be emelled 10 the following email address

This proposal Is valJd for thirty days from the proposal date

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Supplemental Price amp Payment Terms (Applies to MultimiddotYear Contracts Only)

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2 PJl(MIUM (OV(RAGE m~ti ~C COVE RAG E plUI Re~I lO bar R~Pllf Mi~b lunltu flucl~ ffom the I trgttrtl) II (VlgtIOtMf hlll Od~td PRE MIUM COV~AAGt lei wil InsPlaquo the Coveted f~ulpmenl wilhln lOI1Y~ (~S) d~ of the dilll 01 lIlll Alrtemtnt Qf U Ifuanll oropellJ1lo~a(and~ ioru permit JCI wlU l~en adYl (unome II iel rM~ it nyCovO)f ecl Equlprnent nal wallinS ode o In ed of IfPillr Whh CUllome 1 ePlgtov~1 ICI I perlofm 1M wok nc(eu~ 10 11 tht (ovc~d lqulpm r nt plope woklnt (oMltion $ubJOCI to tile tem of Ihls AIeemen ( UStOme wlU ~~v 10 IIKII k al CI 1~1Id~d Jl te for PII iIltId Iobor In effampt at Ik~ me 11111 the work I pfOlmed II (10m doel not wonlJO ttt perlo m Ihe k lcl1Otlfed ~tlttn bv JCr n ~ ~Qulpment theby fletled wllllgte~ If(1m the lilt of C_fd foulpmtnlad theConlfKl PfIr1 wjj MI)tIlltlt KtOfi Should CusiOlM not mairf len ffomcred 1gt11 Of poltced wlth the modfoed PRpoundMIUM (OVpoundRAGt Cl IIefVeS Iht Iampht 10 olee Cwlamt for Ihe (0110 11It111fQUlDmcn Insplaquotion

3 OOfNDro SERVICE munSefYL(CS peformj ou lcl~ Jeri_mol bult hQutgt anclls ilVll lo ~ e ontv CuStCmt f na PREMIUM COVElAGL pound)Cendltgtd $eritc I av~ble etth~ HIS or NO 1 (utomer1 ~ltcl~ Tho ptiQo lOt htended Slce Wcroolen by Cu1tomel II pi n of the tot ol (OnilCl ~lee

4 CONNlCTIO SERVICES If Cu$(lmN I 1 ConfItCad sNlu on v C~td EQlJi~nl ~I tnee Iully dtsOlbed In k hedle A (usto Iy be cqulreltllc Mow KI to InI11 o w iIdj olt roftwil~ to e~ (omluII Qn th (U ltom middot C_td Qulpnt ( Gillilyttev~I In OfllftJO lCl lOdcllYlt (oftKt~ S-Icu on lhe c-acr CQVlpfntL (m0flll ihall pOYIdt I slaquouffllIl_t~_ncnlo 0 allo f_~~ ~a Ic lhe Gaf_~ Oev(C Inoltck 10 fmolcyc(61 - Store ~nd I~nd oj1t Ot me rgtU0M 01 ~(II ScrvIt )(1 will nal ltlSC Cltmtgte(t~ Sf)(e to ~tnOle l~ OP~I or lth es to CUltOmc 1 qtJIpm~nL The GII~ ~t I~n emaln Jell POgtfrty and JCI I Vupon ~unablt rKltKC ove ~ ItfIy time JC1 ~ no ny wn~MY 0 BillI llIln 101M CoMt(led ~ervIlaquoJ

5 R~MOTE MONITORING SERVICES OR REMon OPERAnNG SpoundtViCU If RemOt~ Monllorlne Seflllltn o lemole OPftJ~ ~lceJ ae pgtfOgticlld CUOtnCf fees 10 furnbh lei wll~ IIgtI of the n 111t oddlt e maUl~delbullM pJIO~ ~mlgtelaquo ofU penon lhOtlltd 10 be tcntlatll by 0lt be blt 10 OonUCl lhe IIOC tO ftJ1 ~rm sl)et)flr 11_ UPOR talOn thltC PPOIHI~ I bullbulltlor(y1f JO SeJltlccs lncfuOe tmtrl MOltlo(lfin SffVlcH wilh Open ltId (IDmiddot Cuno 100 it Itt Inh h J(I wllh CUllOtrgte$ (IiII1v alld hold _Int rod cfltWiI

Johnson WJC 2019JotvIson Conlois I ControlsC uS lome C onhcleI1I Do nQI COgt ( ~orlly ~onCIII~1 0lt flIy Otref mad ill) WUI10UI Ih~ eltPHS lien permssion QI JoIIOI1 Co)(rolamp IIIC P()ge 35 0 142

JOHItSON CONTROL~ PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED -OR COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

~thedltJIt$ CVlo mer 3iQC to mlllli arid upd~le l~ tillillill wilh altcult InlOI ffIIl on CUltlDmelt fu(~ bullbullbulle t 10 n01l1y ICI of loU~ (ha nampe IS loon II pOIIbllt lelIIOC Is fIOI -spobif 10 li nd new ootIlICUnumbltm H I~ (onl~CU 0lt1 lit all 11m Mot be reached ma um of t~laquo ~ct It Iowed for I ny Ilmot oil dy If noM 01 Itos ltolltCIS un be ucd tlltn ncIMII C11I()I I~ ROC lIl t rspOlU~e 10 d_ts ( UIO- ill repoMIbie 101 ~00 I I ltOlll 100 ~ Wn lom Customer ffW 0 po~ lmety updates 101 ~nv or th COIltKi lrIotmll lonsubmhlod 10 Ihe ROC

5 CUSTOMER SlRVIC INfOflMUON PORTAL ( mom may be ~ble 10 uUIle ICf CUgtlomelt SeltvIu nlo IIIIIOO PO(il dl1ne Ihe It1ftI 01 1119 H-tnent pu rsu~nl 10 the I~tn ppllcable Term 0 1 UI~ IIteemenl

B 0U1 OF SCOPE SERVlCE5 If dul1nC enyServict Vit KI delrc111 defect in any of Cuotomet t qulpmtnllhtIgt IIO t Covered EQOip~nt undq IhlJ Afltement (In Oul of Seoplt Dof~otmiddotlKI Y lbut lhall have MobIifation 10) fIOlity Cu~ 01 sud Out 01 Sltltraquo- oftct II Culttonw ele(ts 101 JeIIO ep Jgtoth Oul 01 Sca~ ~fce 01 il Jet olMrwiH pMOims Sentieel 0 pr~ _Ieltias Pln_ Ot tqIlpment outside Ihe fCDpe oIlhe StIWlca collenM-ly CuI 01 Scope SeMen- Cullom sltll dlreQ 10 10 01 eh Oul 01 ~ Stnokn IrI wtItlflamp ~nII CUltOIM wu PlY 10lt rn Out or ScOPe SeMltoH ~IIO IIlIndyend lees o hou1y fa II he reultil IgtOlite 01 n Out 01 Sltgpe ~ect Customer ~Ieltts not to etIa~ K I lO RPlIr well Ou l Df~oIect CuSlomer II deffnd nil Indemnify let from IIId Iirlsl lllflndft Ionesdlmos dJ lml COltsnd expenses Ifisl dlrectlyOf Indirf(loul 01 wchOuI oIScopl Delect Any Oul ol Swpe SeMcC ~rlonned by 10 II 1M direction 01 CultOmer PUflv nt 10 Ihis

Seciion IJIIII be lJbI~IIO lhe le ms oIlhlJ eement

C IXClUSIONS Ct Skfl llgtd wrrnty obHIltclll epreuly egtltdud

) the fllMr or ~IMIII 01 cluctwort ~Inp bIneu Iliumfar supporU t_ lilllttsbIHgtIotdltOtIIr and ~neumu( pIf)Inamp Iltd ~l shu afII pipI 1lO11IOIItv tPIlaquot-d 01 malrgtUitJKI on scMdulod balitNI-1InI 01 01 0 pIic plplnt

(b) daoosal 01 hlloudoul_IIK ocfpf H olhtlWbe Pfesslt ptOIfided heln)

(c) clblrl lCllng 01 ehikr ~OIIdef4er WIlt tems d Oilier coltnPltgtlnts fOi blDlald$ such II but nOI Wmlllaquod 10 leamplone~ Unlesl ewt)lltilly slaquolloflll In IhotKopt 01 teN(ts betwe-tn tIM PII Unlen eoplick ty provld for within me scope 01 SfMcd thl iJ Oul of Scope StNkt$M til CultomltfS egtdult-e r ponllbWty 10 mkt ~Hlnt_ts lot wch oervktl with proYide oilgte lhan JO Me-ntlons 01 chll~ tube lelnlnamp condttuer oltnlnc coolnl l_cleanlnamp Of boiler tubt nrc IrI I ny KOpe or It only I~WQfk 10 remow nomlll bullthp 01 dIbriI ~d sctle lube brush cltltllrlamp prfuurt _hln obullbullcld IIuIhlrlJ ReIre 10 well cit doe fIOIlrldlldlti chItInQI cleanl dIsInffltlJo~ g ~ _I IHlmern r~lrN 10 ellminale (ontrOl 01 dSirllect IIIhst bIDtrd$ such IS bul 1gt01 IimIIfO to Leckgtnelllt

dl suwl 1Utltorles 01 items nov comed dIrMI the use of COOterCd (ltIgt~ such flbbons w illgt and ~Mlt

Ie) I~ furnllhlnpound of ~teNli and suppiles lor P4inlln Of rttlnlsllint equllmen

(I) I~ rePiit 01 e~cmenl 01 wIe In ~onduM bud bIetrlnsmlsslo Mnel g the ~ II flOl otgtrmly epllted 0 m~lntId gn I l ohedultd bJl II

(II) rel)laetmenl 01 obsolele paru Ind

(h) d 01 fny Idndlnrllldln bul not Ilmlld 10 ~ C ltlOlt1II Ir1jltJ V dutll opetty mit ~rd 1M ~om of 111 0 i( fliultitIC from

bull Iue mllase Ittlons Idjunme nts ill~U tombiNtlons rnoolfklllorn 0 repoalrJ 10 CO-etCd pound4I1pmen1 nOI ~rf01mtd ptovlaed 0 i9J1fowd Inwlt~ by ICI

bull eluEp ment nOI c~ed by IIIIs tg eement o-r II~CIvntflUi mad e to (ovl td lqulpmenl

bull I CIS 0 omlsslonl 01 the Cullom Iudl but not Ike d 10 1iHi fi ll of lhe (ulOme 10 fulflI lhe 0m ObUtlonl IrId Commllts to Jete) dulbed In ~ctlon f Oll Ms rttt OpefatOl erro CUltOmtTmiddot IIW I 10 (Onduel tgtffltfll~ lnllni n I isulU~ fom CU ltomerl prellous denlll of 10 ItClSS to the C_ed Equipment uld Cullomers f~IIye 10 knp the Sill (lein 1M Iitt 01 dull 111 01 ollie IAniclef a debris ~ sucll CDndilionslre prously txpressJv Itknowledled by JO 11I _1t1flamp

bull siltgt- eliled Ind tlWlromtenl1 rolldillolU IntludJnc but flOl ~mlted 10 POIIfI tllvrs Oll(ul i loni in eleclliul cufTMi (or -~t $UCI) 00 biQhlltdS Wth u but fIOI ~rnlled 10 Lelonc lllo IlIoclIled wilh COnd_l wllI (0011 lower systems ad subcompo~n l Iylleml

D ~AYMNT DIJUGAl1DN

CulIIme Ihal Ply 1M lcts wtl du1n KCOfdlIltt wIIh Int PIYfJItIII It ml prald td lor In lhe llIeemeI Such PIIymtnl II cond~1oP pc~tdnl to 10 ablellon 0 perlam StMcu under 1M e-emtnt In lu v lillny pvchlle o d elllKllo lhi eeme-nl bullbull nd ~~hstancl Ul4le 10 Iht tom theltein Cuslomtr tkAOWledIIOO ftel thlt IofIdU JO IrwoIces 10 an meum _teIhln $15000 lhall be ~Id a nlt wire t~fe check Of money order If IhII rume-n11s rertoedlCttl1 ovide (tmametwlth IlOlite olillyIdjUllmtnlS In the ConllKl Prict appfltlblt 10 Mff_1I period no r Ihn IOflYmiddotfWtjS)dltIys 11lt10lt 10 tIgtt totNMnoemcnl oll~illenewit 1Dcl UnonlOAlaquo In_theetmt at lelll hfTyI30) dIys prior 10 Iht 11( of fuch bullbull~I peiodIN ICfJusled price IIIbull bull bctlht prlre 10 ~ Itn il perlod

E WARftArffiES

JO warrants IIJ $Ic wUI te provided In ood ~d orkmDnllkt mlnner for 90 dyI Irom the elite of Se k ti I Jel eltc ives rlnen nollt e 01 a

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I r PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

bf Ch of Ihi warranty Pl io to the e nd o f this flinty jlnod Jel III -perlOm any no~-tonlor~~ S ~Nilt~ e t no addl11on~1 (~ r8e hhl~ a ltonvn 1y tU5QMble Itm~ of I~ nOIIIllt llon

Jet 1gt lhoit eqvlpmfnl mnuIanued o I~dd bgtj 10 (ilofl fnc 11IiI1 It Irom dellaquou in mIII~ 1 and k hlp 1 lnlam normlluutelOI I period of90dS 1110 1ngtl11J o fumih bullbull pleOI 01 CQulpmenl utl(k tNs Alemen ilnd lhat eQulpmenl Ii cov~red brl nty fom m tnktunr ot~ INn CI 10 wf l llnSI~1 the benefits cl th lt m-nufgtltlue(J waranty it any to Custome and 11 amy lemediebull ~ n clu1III 101 lhal equipment AI ttnJj)OItlkwI (hoi tnwred In _ lion wi(h Ihr wrinty 101 eCllOpmeol1 IftdO 1~1s nol _wd undshythis AeerntnllNtl be bDn~ byCuJIO b eept as poided heern II Jel oltelves in nOlice 01 I ~ ee~ 01 I~b ~rmty PIlot to t~ end 01 tllh rruy pelod JCI will ttPlIr o eplate (n )(1 OPtio nl Ih e delMliv~ equl pmenl

Tllele _nl do II(It IJttend 10 tty ~ltW 01 eltlul~n lhal have bfton rnllUied bull bull Ite ed Or repared byC1I0 CI O IlIItd INfl iel Ihoul 1M supelVi1on 01 nd 110lt lltn Ippt(lvll olIO o WJCI ~t num~ or ranty d tul W bwn rmowd or alured AJ replaccd parts Ct equrgtnMn1 h1 become JCI pro~rty Thb ~rtntv is 1101 lu~b~ W~ nty J~ ~ be provldfd dulnn ncrmal bUllneu hOUlI IXCludll hoII(Ivs The r-dti I fonh hilrtln shltl be to(II~ nd eoltclU1ive medywltllCltlrdllo ny wlfrt nty ( 1lm under thlgt AallefMtlt Anv uit huN _lIIe rrltltv mun be lItauhl no III mn orgtamp II) ~a ftlr lile txPtloon ollhr pplicllble ffanty ~Iod Thlgt IIm(ttUon Is In IItu cr Iny olhe IPPrlublf mlult or 1Imh~1I01 CUSTOM~R FURTHfR ACKHOWLIDGU oVoID AGREfJ THAT THUt WARIUJffifS Aif ICIS SOU WAlIRANTlES ANDTOTHf MAXIMUM [)(TENT PpoundftMrrrEO UNDERAPPUCABLE LAW ARE IN U[U Of All OTMER WAftRANTlES pound)(pRpound$S OFlIMPUED INClUDINGtIT NOT lIMITED TO TlfOSf OF MERCHAHTA8IUTY AND FITNESS fOR A PlRTICI)LAR ftJRPOH

f CUSTOMEROIIUGATIONS AND COMMITMENTS TO ICI

1 Cuc~ wtt~l lt M ~ JCIr) WOOmIIlion (Onnltnlne conoilion of lhe CovtfeO Eqv ~ment TI Cvstom agnfS nd ~ntl

lhll 6tin 11Ie Tffm of IhI AItirnenl Cu crne will 11 oprr1 the Cevtttd [ol~menl ~codin8 10 th~ mnulanu~1 atldor CI co ~nduonl

01 up ~lt I~ I rgtd CUtten work Ic Ind motion boutt~e Co~erfd EQltrlpmenl crommended bt th e nufCuH ~Mor J(I

DJ 1I00Ii(k a n MlIQU 1e on_ 101Covw E4Uipm t ~ ftltommended by Ihr nufw1u~ Ntdor K~ Includili but 01 limited 10 dequal~ electllc~1 pOw~ ie IU~ lit COIGitionnt1Id ~umldltycontro

(4) oo ri ly JCI lovn~ile1y 01 ~ nv CowCd Equlpm~ nl mllunCtion Iliu kdown o other condllion ~fleclltg Ihe oper11on of tht Cowrt d f qulpfltf1

(5) prOjf ICI It~ nl arct1l 10 lis Pem isegt a nd Cevelti Equ~nl 1 ~H UJonIbIe tId nEU1IJf lmn for IIgte perforttIfICt olt~ e 5elVicu

(6) alo JCI 10 ~~ iod SlOP ~ erodialy hm off or otherwlle C~IIle c temponrily lupend eqvlpmenl Of)eratioru oc Ihll)(1 an perform Ihe ~le-aui~ uoder ~ AceemcIII

(]I M af)dlable ~Iovtd t JlIo~e oondc-n~ coollfll t_r 1raquoiIr wa ter lUlrnenl lor IN proper function (II Co_ed E Ilmc-nld prot ect a~lnll ~ nV elonm~nllllssu~ a nd IOllae of biohulld lueh 3$ but not IIm~ e d to leclonell

(III un iIlId jIIoperl itl and Itl~ Itttr u1on 11 lm t_ tUh nlpoundhl or II uth cfNr Ie Custo hili clo~ the PWllfl

(9 O~I1n I M~n Jke nc jIrnilgt ~qulred lor ~d DoloV I~ tlelt u~lecI ~ h theServlu

(lOI noullrJC I immedi ately 01 fly cmed ~deauacv~ 01 1~Iur r cl th t Co 1 Equlpmenl 01 othr condl lon ffenlna the optallen 01 Ihe Cored hulpmenl

(II) fumlVlny nelteu 110 C ~ I na ~~101 olflle$ 1$ peme (111 poperty maintain pall se Mlte Ind utt I~e 101111 operalion olny olh property sYStem Qqulpmenl or dtYlte o (usto m or 0111 to wtkh the Covered [Qpment mav De ilUacled or eCMK led In UCordinct wi1h mltlnuaclur~bullbulleornmend~tlcnt InlUr lfle elme ou1ltenll c the lequlemeltIU o lny Ie o6l i bu u ~encv 01 ocllttIIO~1u hiviC ll6iction thteol

131 IIOIt~mpet IVTt ~ ~ker Id)u l ~ dllturb I~ ~mQve Of ol~erwle Int~l1t~ with any Coveed poundIpmenl (locltKUn ampny relll~ 10l1wllftl ind 001 permk th r ~e 10 be done ~nd

(14) raltt lrom UU1nC lalie mina erob lfse K I 10 i Iln~ Pf~lty 01 I~ 1)1 by 01 IUed at~I1 JO by Iy OIlf1Imeltola mu fielpll I~ncy II elull lhereol

2 CUW~ftI~ u1ltnowledtna undend~ ~I unleS dl fea l~llor blQhl bullbullltdl uch leIOiIen11l topliGi tlyltKludm ttl I~ C JO b proYIdfr1t h gtCuomerlpo I~UI~ Ie pI ltgtvde j lK~ It~ nl Corner~mowIedcu lhlits fitC 10m~ ht tobla~ wlU elilgtte KI 01 any elpontbliity lor~ny Co~ed Equipment bC~kdown 0lt I ny ntC~UiY air o rrFgtlourneot I any Cover ~d Equlpme-nt II CUSICme brehes ItY 01 the t obllltlons KI N aye lhe Ilhl upon Mlen notice to Cullrgtmif to smpend Ilt Seovas unl~ C~tme cua udgt blttadl In a lldliJon ( SI_ rhaC be npornblt lOt f2YInt 0 etmbrfll10 10 inyCOlU Iuodt~ wilh ltoIftUW k uued IJ JUII 01 to( bnil(11 11~Ggte cbl iCltion bull

G INSURANC Clgt$lomllt t11lOfU11Ie 101 oUinin ilt inwran~ (ovtltsectte ~Nt (ull_ be Is nfelillY 10 proUCWIO Cuam propelttY and penol

In 0 on the Ptnlstl Includlnt co-eraJt 10lt ptllon1Inj u tKI propelY dftliilf~ ttlE PAYMENTS CUSTOMER MAICU UNDER tttlSAGRUMENT AAf

NOl ftELATED TDtttE VAlUE OF ttt[ PREMISES CUSTOMERS PROP[RTY OR POSSEnION5 ORTHE PER50N5 OCCUPYING OR AT ANYTIME PRESENT

IH OJ ON TNE fIIEMllU BUT RA1MEII ARE trUrn ON 1M COSt Of THE MnM MID lllE SERIIl(U AHD lAlE INTO CONSIDEJIAOON nn PROHCTION AFFORD EO TO 10 UNOER TtffS AGJIHMlNY CUtOngtC -by elee 10 ~ any Ilatoly 10 nv IVttII or condllion (ustlty (o~c cd bycom~dllIbIHtv iu t1nce (utomc und~oI nd lha l ncltlcr he Se~ rQr the Co~ered Equlllmfnl ~rr dtiI d 10 ~du(r bul nc

el1m te certl ln u13 1(1 doe nat tvrntv I~t nel th lgtt SeIViCI1 I1ltlr Cov~red [liulpm~t i ~ pievcflt Qerwn(ll InulY un~t~orzed entnotgtCe1 or

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JOHNSOt 0 fRe 5 PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL REPREO FDF COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

H INOlMNITV

JCllnd CII~tomel 11It11 full Indemnify he ollgttl Plrty Illd Iu officers bulltffltS dilectOrsbullM tmpioyffl 1Om I ny ~ndn dlmlle p tOIlS and exptllln (clud ~lonJble utOlne-s leest illne OUt of third Pirly dllml demtlndi or lukllor bodily Injury (In(ludl dath) Of cia gc 10 tana1bie pcptny 10 lhe lCIt Irisin OUI 0 Ihe IItCIIamp~e or tnclnllonel mlscOfldutt 0 Ihe Indemnlfyl party Of lIS crnplovlef Of _filli CUSlomer expra tliihl ICI Jtlan be r~bIe 10In)Jry iWnbullbullbull bull 01 ~I only to the IICIttIt uund dlrlaquoly by IC1 nel~MI o Inllntl_ mliConduCi Thl obllJtJonl 01 JCllnd Ctome und Ihllltlt1ion ~ funhtf wbIKI to lealoml tid J ~

I LlMlTAnON OF UAllUTI NEITHER 10 HOR CUSTOMER WILL BE R[5PONSIBlE TO TH OTHER FOR ANY SPECIAl INOIRECT PUNITIVE OR CONSlQUENTlAI DAMAGES (INCLUDiNG BIIT NOT lIMITEO TO LOST PROFITS OR LOll OF BUSNlSS) JCJS TOTAL UAIIUJ TO CUSTOMER FOR DAMAGES R[5ULTlNG JROM AN( CAUSE WHAnOMR SHALL BE UMIT(D TO $2SQDOO IN NO EV(HT SHALl 101 INDEMNifiCATION OBllGATJOH [)(UD TIlE AMOUNTS ALO TO JO UNDER THIS AGIllEMENT OR THE AMOUNT OF INSURANCE IllQUIMD B THIS AGREEMENT WHICHpoundItIl IS GAUnlt CUSTOMUI UNDERSTANDS TltAT)CJ 15 HOT AN INSUIIER RpoundGARJ)tNG THE WORKOIlTIlE SERVICpound$ 0 SHAll HOT BE IIESPON5IBH fOR ANY DAMAGE 011 LOSS nAT MAYflUU~T FIIOM FIliI SAFElYOR SECURITY EQUPMpoundNTTHATfAILS TO PEAFORM PROPERLY 011 FAILS TO PIIMr( A CASUAL all LOSS

J FORa MAlfURE

KIWtLL NOT Bf RfSPON511Ll fOR DAMAGE LOSj INJURV 011 elLA CAUSEDY CONOrtIONS TMAl AAI BFYONDTKE IllASONAlU CCImIOl AHD

WITHOUT THlltnpoundHTlONAlMISOOHOUClOR NlGtlGpoundItCE Of 10 SUCH amomOHSlflCWD[ 80T ARE HOT UMmo TO (AI ACnOf GOO (6)

Am Of GOVtllNM[NT AGpoundNQpoundS Ie) SllIlKl5 (0) LABOR OISPIITpoundS) (f) FIRE If) OPlOSIONS OR CASUAlneuros (G) floIfS (H) VANDAUSM II)

RIOTS 011 WAR IJ)TpoundRROIUSM ANe III UNAVAUBILITYOF PARTS MATpoundRJALS OR SUPPUES

It RUOUJT10N OF DISPUTES 11 3 0l5pu1l rIs~ und~ tIIk _nl tile lelllgtall prom1 ~~ Incod IlIh lbesoIvt well dllputll by ~tIM In1Ie -t dsJ)UU II UIU~ 0 be vcWed eltha- pony whaw the tch IrIltble ltbiI~don by iIinC with lhe AmeltIcn ArbItIoltI oUodallon ~ no olllerlcttlClIon IaI bftn prevlouJly filed upon ftliol 01 the Ifbitnon till AAA Ihllhlw Ihe eOlCIu~W jurlsdlCllon _ the OlspUte Tlluibull11 party mty decide 10 f~e n (Ilon In coun of romDftenl jurbdirtlonl f til (oun f~m II Ihe flntlec1 proctdln flied tIIll tourt Iha have lur~dlaioo ove lhe ~JlUle to the aclulion 0101 rbltrltlon AtbiUlllon Ihln be toooucted In il(cordince wilh the lWn CUrrtnl tbhflllon rules of the IgtnItrlan Artgtilntlon MllaquoilIIon ~OIM wtlitllllon seMel mlJlIatty ampJ1Hd 10 by 1M IoIlt11n ArbIlratlon musl be (~1Ild Ihtll Ibty (60) dayt afw tn oputt submitted 10 artHlllon unlen the j)IoItlH mll I1y et ot~ The ~cI~ed by tn ~alorwi 1M f_land ~I liAlted by 1M bltLmDf may be Int~ed In XUlrcllnce with IppIiQbIe I_In any (oun h-il (ornpe1em jurisdiction jMltty po_llire III 1M 3Ibtrtttlcn or COUrt poem IhII If entilled lOn _d 01 Its rulflMble COIoU In(IudinI 1USOfIIbInomeyJ leu Incurred IS rtwlt 01 tile Oipute CUSTOMER MUST BRlNG ANY CLAIM AGAINST 10 WITHiN ONE (1) YEAR m ER THE ClAIM AROSE If CUSTOMER OOIS NOT CUSTDMR WlU HAVE IRRtvOCASlY WAIVED Irs RIGHT TO SUE 10 ANDOR INSTITUTe OTHER PROCEEOINGS AND ICI SHALL HAVE NO LlA81UTt TO CUSTOMER fOR SUOi CLMM TIME IS Of THE ESSENCE AELATM TO CUSTOMH PUISUING ANf SUCH ClAIM floIE PItOVtSIONS Of TKS AGREEMENT WHICH APLY TO AN (AIMHALl REMAIN IN HFECT EVEN AFTER THE AGREfMtNT IS TfRMNATto 10 AND CtmOMER EACH WANt THEIR RlGIfT 10 A rull

shyl TERMINATION

1 Remote Monnorln $eMCIIS and R~mOte ()pe~lln ScsvIca ma~ be imrntdlitely Clnceled by ellher party il Jels Remote OperIiQn Cenler (onne(lln res Of mOflltorlrlllSlem5l~ cle5trovtd by or ather ClIllopht Of wilt Ihf PlemilllS re sa bS damtBed Ih 1 11 Is IrnpftetaI IO conlinuf StnoIces

2 ellhe INIrty fib 10 perform any 01 Its obIirlon UM hIs Ieem~nl I~t otll jraquony wi prOIII~ -men IOIkt LheeollO lhe )lilly

1I1~ed 10 JHo In dmult Should Ine party alted 10 be Ifl defull 111 to espond I it or like action 10 cvre tIM II~IltI def within 1111 (lOt (lall 01 ~celvln IV lneo notlu the lOti ~rty may le(mlnlle Ihk rument by PIOllldlll ~ten nOl1(1 01 IIJII lermllliU lo n

3 UPQI1 IltIrrIinoUm 01 h ltfeeme~ le r anv rNson aJICmef 1hd PltiY IQ 10 I II UflGitputed _nu 0Wflj IlIrwah Ihe dallt of IIIUOII ~hIn thl (30) cI~ luth lermnl ion (ulier hIIllso prflVlde Jej Utlth RMlIlabe aa 10 the islS tD rem~ IIIe Gflew OtWe ~n~hVfllher JO pro~y ncltoun~tJI Int~on fl~ 0lt iiIlt IIlfIV ~lIlem1S ppUuble Cull 111111be liable fOlt al Iffl COlli and IICPfIfl mil Jet mv Il(u in ltootlKion th I enlOIOlmenl 01 hll tIlIl indlldina wilhoullimatlcln nlIo ble nom lees eltgtnKtton aency lees nil Olin COIoI

4 II he A~re~tot Is for mulljytar telm t~her jMrty nwy termiNle lilt Aeflaquomerll after dI ronl fu ~a of SaMlaquo by I lilt OInr pI no Ie-laquo thIn 10middot1 (151 ~VJ nit oolk laquoNlded h_ th~ (us OfIIted PREMIUM (OVEIlAGE CusIOlttltgtlt Y mlltUle ~~I ontv upon 10$ WIitt~ ~

M ASBESTOS MOlD BIOAHAZARDS AND HALUOOUS MATERtAlS

H~zardoul Mltfrills munl tfrlal ~ wb$llnct hal tIelher by Its N~ or ute II now Of hft defed Of fCula~ hdoubull 1 dOUloUbsltnoUl pc 1 o tOllllmlnlnl vodeIIV 1oG~ 111 01 leclclta l lowbullfCulallon 01 rdinlOtlCll bullbulllalre to or cklfIlUkIamp pUblic and ~ 1l1li and uletytId prateCIIon oj the IMonmen or which iI toIc explosive COfaUvt flammable radloKlhot orclnoCflIk or OIhenoriI haarcloui Of which iI or CfIfI1n1 _oItum psoline died Iud Inother pc1~um hvoilOClrbon produCl or poIYhlori~ bIphtI Hatardoui Matttllls ltlHdllGaltoeluMl makl leulmiddotbaid ptintl bIohIlrdS SIIdIIS but ftOlink~ to 1fCiofIeCl IntI HlIeJtcs-conao1n1nc mwials rACM1 Neither (ulomer nor lCi dlrlll lo or Illkeneel 10undnmiddotakedlren Obllnlolll r~I~li~ (11M klcnllOClllcln Ibuemenl dUnp control ~mo~1 or dlltpoltal o ACM

10 wlB be 1$IgtOtIIbIe 10lt moI 0 cI oos 01 ayen~roous ~Ierl_ls Ihll I ul In provldl lht StMt-es n O H bullbullf(Ioul MaIHllb1 and t~ I fmldllifIn ollllY Iell jlnd by he eI1e of 1(111lt1 MertatI For lit HI~ MltMils Iha may be olteselttl Itgt lacM~h

Johnson ~lcC 2019iQhn$on Cotro~ Inc ControlsComeJ Canfodenllal 00 nr)I COP) (pIIy~ocaIy eectrorcny or n an OIhel mea) Ylnout It ~I~ nnen ptlJJTJ5~ 01 ~C~oIs Inc PagE 38 011

middot PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL t- COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rNomiddotC1 HudOOJ Meritmiddotf (uuome shgt1IIUpply JCI wht 1 iflrornallo~ iflil pm bullbull~1on lt~lllni 10 lilp pre~nlt of lilllrltlOU$ M~ c-rret ij

th ~ilt eJ~nn ~v ff~(1 10 pelt1orm bull e 01 Ih~ s i(~ II Illhft Cnomelt or 10 gtKom ltt 01 ltgtlt UUlfCU U~ I)esellltt 01 Nonmiddoto(l HIIIISo M~ le1$ tIIl Iy ItgtItrlre llh Cr ServIltpoundl II I~U ImmtdllltIy $lOP I~ SoetYl(l Itgt rile I ffffiecl ru ~nd noilly the o thw ~n As btt-en (unome Ind MI Cuu_ hoo_be rtlpor1ible 01 IIISoho n~n ~ e -d diopoinr 01 Honmiddotla Hndou Mele 1$ fom lu rdMIebullbullnd for Ih (medlllion olny reu ImpaetCd by he ret bull bull e of he Hon-CI HUlrdou Mlltrl I~d mul ptwidc ~ cer1lliUlle 01 a balm~nl ~cfore J(I will be obll~lled 10 ~rlorm 0 cnl~ue lIS S~Mco unln 10 ~d letu knowloedae Ihll NonmiddotCI HIardou M~I(II~ were pren nd eted In dl$tfpr d of I~I ~e In wli(h tne 1lJ 1lt1 -11 be (pon lbllil lu ole ~ Othe etMOltlon 0 nmiddot orn Impmed by IlJ leltl~ of 1Idgt Hibullbulldon MlttIIbullbull00111) ( lOme hon In lOponibII II lu ole e~e for the _olI 01 HIbullbullrdous Male 1s INri ~ no bHII r~ieued and fe reie~e~ not nultlnc from Cl1 PtriormallCt ef tilt Serulces CuomN ~hlI ~I~nd ~nd InclomoJlot JO ~Calnl 1 Iol-ifl (o sU damUC I e~~nlel vd claJms ~rnamp 01 lu fa ure 10 (omply with Ihll Sccllcn M

N CUSTOMER DAlA

Cnlomt da la obtillned flom lie SetWltcs II owned by alld 111amp11 btlolt o Cunomer 10 I~ IUIOI illO UI Cl410mellb 10 prcMde Sentlce (lome bcept a lonh IItrlln lei wilt 101 disclose Ie any IhllI Otlty ~ny 1rlISivIltN81 (~nom dlI~ acquled hrouh pelt10IWIIIa 01 Ihe Sttvices Mthout Cul lomer (OnSenl (unomer ilB~e Ihal Jel nd 11 ubleIIrle affillnlnd epproved Ihild ~rty COII111OI5 and de-elopers may collecl nd lJ~e CUllome dll for Iny eaon 10 as ny ee l ule 0I1t1e clall on I dt middotklfn11itd bSII Iha dot nOI p~rsonaMy I~ntily Cullomer or anvlndivd Cuilomelt Igttgteby ~nlJ)O a petu WilcIWkIelfrtvOCable royah lru8unO U modi+ m1PU~Ibull bull WOIoeltIse and 1011

0etMt~wo b frOtnuch dala J(III ~IIM rlClIl$lOlI Inr~ 10_ rbl tJlIltflllll nd produnl C~led as I ew of uerlomnce ofSeMlts

O JCIS INlHLECTUAI PROPERl

10 WM IKtJI d riCh ~ lgtcIltgtltfest 11 yl) woltk orovided 10 Cuslomel IfgttIudlnl ohooI l ilmltiltiOfl ill ~e ~U and objeet cod dorumtnll1ior1 tKllnic Inhwon or dlla 1plaquolflCa1onlnd del bull ltes Impr~mellU 01 mOClllQlooruo 10 r~II1Hmiddot~ and (bJ I(now-How (defined below) e~ b 1(1 In bull (I~eron 01 lhe ~bltt 0 periolfTlfnt ollh Slt~ whth ~n_n 10 1(1 ror 10 Of diVtlom or tiICgyeiI Or ~uire-d In conneCllon with I perormrltt of II obn ioos under lhl ~greemenl Ownership Of eM Oelwblf ~nd KnowHow Ihd veil 00001y In ICJ nld flO Oe~ver~~bullbull1IaII be de~med middotworks mide fo r hlf bull Withoul UtIamp Ihe lenerilily 01 th e fortlal vfSNp 01 ai sool(e nllIS ~ (Ie (Olme of ptriOfnlInamp the le1Vkei I~I reMain the elOCIuIiIIt PlIJIIIlt1V 01 10 FltK purpoltl 01 ihllt AaJr-cmerr middot~nowmiddotHO mean a knohow )jot e It(hnIQ~s (Q ~U mllhoclolocln loobbullbull~Iy i(ll ~pprOKIgtG dltibu~ Odell and dt1m dllcoveriU ad ld~ililnW1ed produCAd by dhelc~d or uelt t)y 1(11 he CfUlon IIlt plovilJcn 01 the o-t~f1b1eI or In the Iltroltnance 01 tho Sltrvkt1 i nel Iny chanee ImplovemenJ or modlfiuHon tlgtereto or deivatlv Ihe reof

P OI6IT lpoundRMS

Any licMM 10 ltgtlt ~h( to ~laquopoundl1 JO IOfWlIrt produW inc dIIlti l e r Cloud tu Dyfth-lMd ulkr till Irelfflflfl b prellldild on 1- telt

corldklons for the iPllllebje loflwr~ groduct Of dlcll or cloud trvlce lei forth btll1wwwJgtgtmQI(QroluQmtgtulk Cleull4itl~I SU(h

aptgtlblt oftw~re podu nd (jjIIIIlervlltes lermsr lncopO ~d by rcferetl(e hcreln

Q Mi~LlAHrOlJS PROVISIONS

1 AW nor l~bullbullequlred IC be amp1vfIfI1bullbullnrundfi hili ~e ifI wrllnt Inc ~11I)e (OtIl(Ieca prcper ~iwn If (II chlMrred In Jlt IOt (b) tlll vi the Unlled 51lei POI~I stvIlte pel1se orepald ftlIlIred 0 tertlfld Mill rflun fclOl requCled (cJ ifni by o~ernlJht del~rv scNiCe ( fidEgt UPS) 01 (dln bvfClIrn~~ ~ m~1I or olnelt el~wonlC mt~nd confimed by (~cslmll e relum mlll or ele~hone

2 TIUs CfNnltnt _ nor be led byCunomoe wtllIc 1(1 k wrgtlIell (0ltgtSe 1(I IN ~ III -eM 10 1amplJr lh eltlnbull bull o_ ethn~erJon firm 0 (OltpOrllon wltheut Cul1omer~ conscm 0(10111 abo lIve 1M Ith Itsor cI1stretlon 10ubconuaa ny ponlon 01 IDe Servl(e TII$ ~retmenllnues 0 he ben~fot of Ind Is appllc ble tc ~ny aS1inees or SUbltOnl etor~ ef telbullnd II blndlnt upon Customer wllh Plaquo110 nld Il-SlttD or ltubculag rs wilh Ite f~e nd tllecl3 n bInltls (uIOme loJel

411 any plcviion of 1M femen Is fgulld t W IMaloC ~ tbullbull1 or unenforceable in ~ny elOtet Ihe lIdlly lealOty ~nd enforcelbillt Ollhe rem~lIinlpltosooru cellUinil htfetll hill flO( In t V wy be Ifeuelt Of irnj)3IleltIthNeOv

S TlIII laquoeemenlI lhe enUre (onl et bltwcM 1(1 nd CU1l0mt1 and ~st~1 ~ny pltlcr or ~ 1 undcfSllndll _itt IIIltIU ~ ro~oII or Olher ommuni(llionl b tween the partIe

ampmiddot(111 dltnowIodllli ~nd ~ bull IIgt IIY jhHdl l c ord~ lucd by Cuilomc In cunllKlon h lhigt laquo~enl iSlnlend only 1D ellMliiSh lnymenllllhof1ry fOl Cr5lont r Inltrn~lluou~I purptllH nd nol be conide1( to be ~ unto llcr Imltfld n1 modlfQtion o OIher IcvlslonlO lhe lenTIl 01111 AtrHment No tem or condition I dud or rfenced In CUIO middot pUdaSll ordl will h~oe ant fOlte elfet and Ih~e ( flU and condillon shall (MUOI (utomr1 ICtcraquoi1ICe of ny SefVicellllJH ltOnltllu lt in I~pncc of these lerm ~nd rolldnions An prO(IOl fo tltkjllo~1 or d~lefe rli ferm~llgtt In CuSlomtrs J)Uf(hue orde-r Cr ny otll elt dOtumenl Inill expresl ~ccP1ed IfI wrlIlIZ by ICI hCfeby objKted 10 nd telaquotCd

711 1I1t( at n~ (hfnlel 10 (uuomero ~tlnl or 0~r3110~f Of I lPlk oOle eEulaIon II ltode u~ bull Of ulW~y t~Ilebullbull I~il mD Iltldy ffeet J(rl peremlnt~ of the S~rvi(eJ or 111 pt1tlrltl ~fel 10 IhU h the ~ht 10 an eQ~IUbl and l~proprlle djuumenl 10 Ihe cope Ie and othe-f llcned Ie 011111 Ag reemenl

Johnson ~p(gt 21)19 Johnson Conll ol1 CU~lome-f Confgtdent Controls 00 -0 eopV 1ptyslQllly eleGl ro~gtCIly OlIn any oiher mft) hou Ihe eXJlress wn llen oerrn$$IOn 01 Joinroon CQntro ~ Irtlt Pag 3e of 42

JOHNSQfJ COtHROlS PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED r 11i COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

ADorNDUM TO PSA TERMS AND CONOITIONS OR MONITORING OF INTRUSION fiRE AND OTHER WpoundTY SYSTEMS

If ~te MOnilOfin StMces bull bull pIktly III(ludtS Ittnol~ lire ~ml 1I~oritl gtlaquov1tv 11111 mooilorint or video monitor ifl lht $COpe 01 wol1lt O (11110 d es tile Aareemenl II hereby madifie1lncl mended to Indude the termlnd prollllioru ollhls Addendu 10 tile PSA 10 Monhorinc 01 InlWolI r lf Mid Sfety So$term (Ihe AI(eNjum QplIlred Irms thaI Ie nol de1if1ed titeln lhirll h~ the melni cJven 10 diem In the lIIlement In Ih _11 of conhicl between the t~rTIltId (omIllions of this Addendum arid those ~inl ln the 111_ the tems (ondttklfls oIlbis Aoddtlldllm st pi~I~

1 kmote MoMorln of AIm SI~nI$ If ICI receiYo an elMfltnCV Itrm Ilen111 Jel Floc Jel IhIoII eeworlo nolhylhe IPJfOprille po~ Or fire deplnfII or other eme1enty panR QG ~iJurlldictlonnd Jel hl tndeVOI 10 IIOtiIyCuIlOmPf or tlsdellllllled repruenlnlve by eltmoll urltss instfU(1e-ltt 10 do OlheAlt by Cllomer In whilll ndot Nltd on l~ndlfd operalln picaduttlfo Ih ROC lCi uJ)OII feeeipi 01 bull lIOnmiddot emeree llenll from lilt Iremll sh ncltlvor 10 nOI11y Citomer ~feMltlve pursUlnl to Cu llemer1 _inen Instructions k faullin to QltmoU or Ie nOlllatlon Cunome ICknowlldlt5 1-111 the sllNIs Irlrumlttld from lhe Iremes will be monltoid In mOllltorlnl ftty not 0~111td by x~ lhe peSOIIIIeIIn _h monltom fldllltf lit nollh I~u 01 10 nor dots KJ IoU I rupDnsibillry Ielt tilt _ tIkh 1Kh Inb w montloed o lhe ttlPOfll( to $udlI1

2 ltemOI Monltotlfll kNkes Irkntllfmote MonllorltlJ SeNlf$ 1M be plaquolded by KJ If lhe ACftrM1II includes dIle 101 wth St~ 11

wm SeMce Is pchtitd 1lt1I nltOI~ mIIf 01 Ilirm 10 lhe Premies and lhe InIIlllchlre Is bIosed on the porcln( iCOq( 10 by lhe Jgt3lttiel wbjea 10 the lerms llId (ondiliolls 01 tills Addendum tie numtIMohllrms produced I I thl1ueloes beyond the COnuXt~ numblaquo of alarml In month (utome wiM tie blWon oleage lea

CommunOllonl Mdbo 0110( acknowlld Iht monkOlinl 01 COIlfelt Equipment requires nnsmlSllon 01 Ilgn~1s 0-1 $urlldad lelephone Iinellndo the Int_I1Id th Ihese moOeI of IIIJllmlslion ltmoV be Inl~rupled ctrofIIYltInled orcompromilrd In whkh cn IIC llMnal ClIO be Insmitttd trom the Pemius 10 thtr nIOfgtileinl fad~ty CUllomt ndenlnd Itltlle II~ lhe noonIOIn latllHy 10 be Willi 01 $lOch tonditlon bull dditlonal or 11tf~ II prol~1on toIIO be inllilled $udI line ItcIity devicn1 (Ullomtr COIllnd epensencr 10 Irlnsmluon Itlephone Ii only Cuslom- etnowtlldl_ II is _ IhIt h _urlty deW _lillie Ind nlnl UpirWy ldenllfied In Sthtdule A bull (qulprnent l ist lin dednrcf to purdlnl well 0tvkI~ Crntomtlt IIlth xkroowIedItllhlt Ulth ddltlonil pClt11on Is not 1rbIe Jot Inltrntl lrlMtOlln1on un6tr thl AIeemtnl

4 flwjUnnccemrry nns StfIlu csls At IOs OP1lOnltllddllIDIIII IN mIy be dwpd lot any m Of unlfQlOSiry SIM Vuil uused Of n=~led bV cUOJftllf 111 ildclklon Cuitomeuhlfl be Illy re$llOflSlb~ncr II1Of1 for fines petllltItsIISISlmInts l3gtes f~ o MH I~ by ~ 10vemmelQ bOCIy lell1lho~ tommolOlctrlloll 01 ~I UlltImiulon COlllptny1l1he rnlllt Ilny Iltie larm Ind ~hin rtlmtgtiwl Kl lor any tom -cUffed by IClln conMCIicll IIgtItewth Cunomer wi opera Ihe l)II toIIeluly ~ ID 1ooId CMOllne fau llimu hIM lIrmi an be ClVled by I _tIM or olher forces ~ he cOIIlrof 01 10 II n ~ number 01 flle Ilium lit cltetved by KJ In MIdllicfl to Y othebull lIb1e (tmedlll 1 111)1e to Jel ICI m v lerminll Ihis amprttmenl Ind discontiny t ny Service(snd leek to cover dmllts If In bullbullent Is dlipolChtd by I _mtnlll l ulhorlty or Olh Iibullbull 10 pond 10 a II~ Ilirm where lh CUIIDme o Iny olher Piny IIIi InlentlonallV xddenoly or rraquolilenlIyKl~led lhe Iam I lInl~ CullonW kaD be Itlportllble lor and PIYnv and1I lell lcrjor fonu lIuled with fUPlaquol 10 lhe fls lImsnd PlY 10 JCJIht Iddltiooal clllrJcs Mid (OIl1lncufftd by It fom I fl lslIlm If lilt CIIIIO_r $11_ M$ 1IXIllHllbie dtvIu Customer IUlIgtorIlti ICI 10 ~I Ille Iemin to tv Ill the ludible device r JO I eqlleued 01 ordltltd ID do lO bltf l_r_II~ lIhbors Dr I~ fist and Cullonle will PlY JOlts standard servIc ct tllule lor Kh well visit PoIIcIIIndes tiIU rePlir of svn1 whlth CIOUS lue diugtoldla _ lobi_ IIlIlngln lhe equljllll6nl nt(esAY f 10 to wpptr the StMces nd euslOmllt wM fWf 1 COlU of JudI malntelaflct At IeUI IIOIIthly CUMO-wi IIISI the V$ltm protea deulces and send lell I 10 the ROC 10 I n monltorin laquoII1Imtn1 I 8WldIIfIct wlthlnswctlons from JO o the Roc CoI_r IIHi to lest lhe monltorlllamp IV$tttnS inc1tIltIinI ttsti anv ultruonlc mlctowwtlnfrared CampPlCliInce or other electronic ~l_nt prior lofle end of tlCh monlhnd will ImmedlJtetv rfllOlllO JCl if the equipment fafls to respend to ttll I wltom IhIoI mike Iny nlaquoIIUry rIj)IIs 1ltOO fttl clP of notice IS Ii rulonlllly prnkll CuWgtmer ~n al an tlmes be oltlv rponslbllt If)lt mainlilninamp Iny Iprln~~r vlem In cod wortInc oflier Ind provide Mfeqlllf hell to lilt PIfI

5 RemQII Monilorinamp Df VIdo MonltoiIl Srvices Oul~ Ih Term JCIl sol lcr only obfilllkln mine fom the In~~11oo of Video MMtorlnC ~Mc In Sctvkt oIfrnf 1hall be 10 monitor thl dlamplIlli 1l KlullIy IKlvtd by JO II tI flOC fom mnn Ollhe VIdeo $oo$lem afld pon receipi 01 a dlllllrillCnllndicU lhirt In fam cOndlticn )lists 10 crravcbullbull as ptlmnltd by II 10 lIol~y lhe police or olh munklplllulhoity deemed approprlale In KJs bsokn dilafllon IndIO well pellOllS Customer 1111 deslampMted In lIlne 10JO 10 rectlvoe nolineiQn cf IlICh IlIrm tondition II WI forth huein HD llarm 1nstI1ti00n ffPIl bullbull tnIInltnall(l or rd IgtOJUeI will be1OVItIed urocSer IhIi Video MDnl~ optlcnJO m~ oul DfIor nollce 10 CUIIDmtlt in _10_lcIbII ~or iltlurtnu _ultur~bullbull II(t d ls(OfIIIne 1Id Dr ltand iii ~ policies and protedurtL

bull Inc~lon nd rDndonlon oIlte VIdeo MonIln shaUbe pt~~d by KJ Wthis AI_nt Iclude$ I cha lOt IIIdro Mkorin~ Se we If ucll Voo MOIIltorln Stltva 11 purthi1e-d IIde(I MOIIlto111lI S~II will Decln when the Video SVSlern II Inlblled and opelltonalbullbullnd when Ih nlltesHry communletllorll COMIKlion Is CQmplcHed NO obIililiOIl lor the provision 01 tI1l~ VidllO Monitorln SeMa w1I laquogtIIInt1l lbest tlQllirmenllm ~

b CstQ lqvlllmut Customtr shall obIalnlllu DWfI CMtnd fgtltPtn~ () thIqulpmenl netenry 10(OrlllKllo 10110( Ind (b) wtutev~ IKtmlnlon permits o tice nHS lIwrl be 0ItUSA fom1 penonl ~111gtDtI1Ie ulltity bull bull nd lIlY ot tilted lervico plt0iId~ In co_aion wIIh Ih ~lYI(el n vIdIo 11 to be IISfd boor 1111 Customer Ii inlltlgtcltod 10 poduct Ad Imrnll video I~a (Ih VIdeo System Imj oillcPemlsti 10 IhltOC Ithe VitIeo System fCl mers no torn~ wJrratIVor fPISnotlon 11 1 Mto NSr will _ate IS ln1enclecf Conto Iulttller IJreoII 11111 notwithillndi V rule o 1IlttIct~tron by tel In dec Svst Ind Video SVSI I~ 10 ihIII ~ no tiPOMIblIity or obIiamplllorocltgt ItCnliO CusIO lhe~ SVlIm 0V other CUlla IIQVI~I

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TOWNSHIP OF WORTH Sanilac County MicbigaD 6903 S Lakeshore Rd Lexington Michigan 48450

Telephone (810) 359-8852 Fax (810) 359-7027 F-mail CleTkworthmlorg

PhUlp EssenmacheT sup~JenDifer Staoyer Clerk Jenuifer Woodruff Treasurer Jack Wylie Trustee Walter Badgerow Trustee

RESOlUTION 16-7-20-1

RESOLUTION TO ALLOW WORTH TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF DETROIT EDISON TO OPT ltlUT OF THE SMART METER PROGRAM

Whereas Detrott Edison Company has begun the process of Installing within the boundaries of Worth Township digItal advanced meter infrastructure to be referred 10 in this resolution as smart meters I and

Whereas many township residents have expressed concerns about the Installation of sm art meters on their

homes to Worth Township officials and to the Worth Township Board and

Whereas these residents and Township Board members have expressed concern about the alleged Intrusion

into their respective energy usage attributed to smart meters and

Whereas many residential customers of Detroit Edison Company are concerned that emissions from smart meters may be attributed to serious health problems including but not limited to physiological neurological pulmonary vascular and sensory and

Whereas Michigan House 8i114916 was written to address the above mentioned concerns regarding smart meters and has been forwarded to the Committee on Energy Policy

Now therefore be it resolved that the Township of Worth SanIlac County supports the ability of OTE Energy customers to retain their current analog meters and to opt out of the smart meter program fortheir homes without being subject to financial penalties and additional monthly charges

Now therefore be It further resolved that the Worth Township Board of Trustees strongly encourages State Representative Chairman Aric Nesbitt of the Committee on Energy Policy the Michigan Public Service Commission Attorney General Bill Schuette State Senator Phil Pavlov and State Representative Paul Muxlow to take all regulatory procedures needed to investigate alJthe aforementioned InformatJon and concerns for the health safety and welfare of our cItizens and Inhabitants

Board Adoption

This Resolution shall become effective on the date of Its adoption by the Worth Township Board

RESOLVED this O dayof j~ 010lw

ATIEST AS TO ADOPTION BY THE WORTH TOWNSHIP BOARD

$0 Resolved

Date 07- 2 D- b

Supervisor Philip G Essenmacher

~ Oerk Jennifer Stanyer

Motion to Adopt made by Board Member ~Yl)) Second by Board Member lAhxJtttff

Nay AbsentAye

Philip Essenmacher Supervisor

Jennifer Stanyer Clerk

Jennifer Woodruff Treasurer

Jack Wylie Trustee

Walter Badgerow Trustee

I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and complete copy of a resolution adopted by the Township Board

of Worth County of Sanilac Michigan at a Budget Meeting held onj~ 00 f OIQlli and that said meeting was given pursuant to ad In full compliance with the Open Meetl Act being PA 267 of 1976 and that the minutes of said meeting were kept and have been made available as required by said Act

Jennifer $tanyer - Clerk

Village of Reese Resolution No 13-14-01

A RESOLUTION ADDRESSING SMART METERS IN THE VILLAGE OF REESE

WHEREAS the teon Smart Meter often refers to an eleCOidty meter but it also may mean a device measuring natural gas or water consumption and

WHEREAS many communities across the country have joined forces to prohibit smart meters from being Installed locally mostly upon the notice ofhigher energy bills (Cost) illness (Health)forced installation ofmeter(lnvasion into Home) Privacyissues(4th Amendment right to Reasonable Expectation of Privacy) Safety and Liability and

WHEREAS on March 4 2013 the Planning Commission for the Village of Reese passed Resolution No 2013~02 that recommended that the Village Council consider takingjormal action to notify and ban allfuture use aSmart Meters within the VillQJe ofReese and

WHEREAS the Village Council believes that additional information relating to the use of smart meters 1n the Village of Reese needs to be compiled prior to making a definitive deCision with respect to banning the use ofthe devices NOW

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that at a regularly scheduled meeting of the Reese Village Counal being held on May 13 2013 ) a quorum being present a motion was made by KEAST and second by FIELBRANDT to place a moratorium on the use of ~smartmeterswithin the village limits for a period of six (6) months so that the Planning Commission can continue studying the matter AND

BE iT FURTHER RESOLVED tbatthe copies of this resolution be mailed to aD utility companies who provide electric gas and water services to the VIllage of Reese

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CITY OF BROWN CITY A Progressive Industrial and Agricultural Community

4205 Main Street Post Office Box 99 Brown Cily Michigan 48416()099 Phone (810) 346middot2325 Fax (810)3463802 el11lil brownctygrealtllIkesne

CITY OF BROWN CITY Resolution Number 16-04

A RESOLUTION TO THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION EXPRESSING THE BROWN CITY COUNCILS CONCERN WITH THE

INSTALLATION OF DTE ENERGY SMART METERS AND A REQUEST TO EXPLORE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY EFFECTS

WHEREAS OTE Energy has begunlhe installation ofnew mele to CU$lomers in Michigan ThumtNlleA oommunities~ replacing existing meters with srcaUed Smart meters that is electric meters which viH broadcast information to the utility company using radio frequencies and

WHEREAS DTE Energy has indicaled thaI il will at some point begin installotion of Smart mete in the City of Brown City and

WHEREAS Smart mel provide benefit 10 utilities by allowing remole meter reading by among other things eiiminating the need for someone to go onto each utility customers property to read a meter and possibly offering residents lower electric rates at non~peak times and

WHEREAS a significant number ofpeople including residents or the Cil) of Brown City have expressed heir roucems 10 this Council hom potential health effects ofthe Smart melers as well tIS other concerns regarding lheir universal deployment in the City and

WHEREAS although the City COlmcil is inforoted that it is without jurisdiction to directly regulate Smart meters exclusive jurisdiction over them residing with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) the City Council believes it is appropriate to assist its citizens in obtaining consideration of their issues by requesting careful review thereof by tbe MPSC

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROWN CITY that

I The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perform a careful analysis fbe potential health and safety effilltts which may result from the univernal installation of Smart meters for electric and gas utilities

2 The MPSC is further requested to consider delaying the deployment of Smart mete pending a conclusion by the MPSC following coreful study lJd review that such met are safe and will have neither short-term nOr tong~term negative consequences to the health of the citizens of the City of Brown city and the State of Michigan generally

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3 The MPSC is asked to carefully examine other concerns regarding tbe deployment of Smart meters as may be sllbmilled 10 them by Tcside nls of the City of Brown Cily and lhe Stale of Michigan so as to insu re that all aspects or the issues are considered before final dctennination is mnde with respect 10 such deplo)111enl

4 The MPSC is funher asked to consider requi ring public lllilit ies to allow customers with appropriate medica l docwnellHll ion of their ind ividualized risks to opt out of SmOtrl me ter installation at their homes

5 The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perfoml a ca reful analysis ofrhe potential privacy issues regard ing available and fut ure SOlan meter technology

6 All resol Ulions inconsistent with [he foregoing resolut ion be and the same h~reby an repealed to the c-tent of such inconsi stency

The fo regoing Resolul ion was ofJered on May 9 20J 6 by Councilmember William Nailers and seconded by Counci l member Dan Loulzenhiser There folloed a Ro ll Call VOle with four (4) Councilmembers present eM Jacobson -alSlnl eM Louzenhiser-yes eM Mclvorycs eM Milkr-yes eM Parks-absent eM Wal(~rsmiddotyes

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A QUORUM BFING PRESENT - MOTION DECLARED CARRIED

I Juonii a M Smilh (ily Clerk o(the City or Brown Cit) hereby cen iry thallhe foregoing is tru and complelc copy orn resolutiOlllldoplcd by rhe Cily Counc il o r th~ government ofrhc City of Brown City County orSonilac Sl3te of Michigan al a regular mecting hcld on May 9 2016 and thai said m~etin ~ was conducted M d public notice of sa id mecling WaS given pursuam to and in fuJI compliance with Ih Oren Meelings Act bein Ac t 267 Public ActS o( Michigan 1976 and thaI the mimlles of ~a id meeting Wlfe kepi nnd ill be U f have been made available as requ ired by said Act

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RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THEAlIIUrv OF Clrv IEStDENTS AND PROnIffY OWNERS TO EUlCITO OPTmiddotOUT OF RECEMNG

ADVANCED UTilITY MmRS (SMART METElISl

The followIng preamble and resolution were offered by Coundlmember ~1 i t hoe J ~rL_~ and SlIpp-orted bV Councflmemher ~~__k Ll pa n __~

WHEREAS OTE Energy SVIARl meters (SMART rn~ters) are 0lltidern electrIc metirs which end elect(ic meter readings dutomatlcaty bv using a radio frequency nehvorK rather than 11 uarlitronal on-site ~te( reading method lind

WHEREAS DTt fnargys actively Installing SMART meters throughout southeastern Mlchigan And has recently moaJfed 11

latter to the City of caro pemin1na to the ability of City residents to opt-our of f(Celving a SMART meter and

WHEREAS a numberQf CIty residents have exprltssed tomems regarding negative health conditIons that may reson from the use of SMART meters the a(CUuKY ofSMART meters and the possibmty that th~ uS of SMART meters may contribute to Ute loss of personal Jlrivacy aod

WHEREAS the Mict~an Public SeNke ComPlisston has receotlydedded to lnvesligate seve-fal Il$pea$ pertalnloji to the use and installation of SMART metm and

WHOtpoundA5 the Mlthigan Public Service Commission tlSi a tompomml cf this lmt~stigation is requesting thai utmW comPanles disclose Information rega-rdltli tM po-tential adverse hearth effects associated with (he use of SMART metetS and

WHEREAS th~ City of CarD Council i$ charged with securing and defendioe the overall health safety_ aod welfare of the ldenU of the aiy and their guests

NOW THEREFORE BE rr RESOlVED that the City of (arc Council her) supports the abillty of Its residents and property owoe~ to elect to o-pt-out of receiving SMART meters m$taIJed

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Cam Coune supports the invGSlgat1ltm by the Mkhigan Public Servlce Commission of SMART meters

THIS RESOLUTiON DECLARED ADOPTED nus 5 DAV OF August 20131 ClerkITreasufac of 1M City of Cam State of Michigan do hereby certify tNt thE foraolng Resolution was duly adopted by the City of cam Council during its regular meeting Mid in the Municipal BunOlng in the Clty of Carcent on August 2013

Resolution It 16-201~ June 6 2016

RESOumON A RESQUJTiON SUPPORTING MfCHIGAN HOUSE BtLl4916 OR SIMIlAR IEGtsJATlON AND SUPPORTING THE AmUTY OF TOWNHSIP R6U)poundNTS TO CHOOSE TO HAVE AN ANALOG EtECTfUC AND GAS MEml RATHER THAN ASMART (ADVANCEtll MErE

WHEREAS smart meters are computerized electr1c meters that send electric meter readings to the utility via radiofrnquency radiation multiple times per day and

WHEREAS analog meters are manualJy read electromechanical meters that have accurately

measured the electrtc consumption of homes and busfnessesfor over acentury and

WHEREAS DTE Energy (the utility) is repiaclng exJs1ing utility meters with smart (oka advanced or AM) meters and

WHEREAS DTE EnelY plans to replace all meters with either the fully functioning smart meier orthe smart meter with the radlofrequency turned off (opt-out meter) and

WHEREAS the opt~()ut meter must be manoa read In the same way analog and nooshytransmitting digital meters must be read and

WHEREAS the IItl1ity in fts testimony berore the Pub1c $ervlce CQmmission in U-17053 has stated that the nonMtransmltting smart meter performs no functions not already performed by the analog electric meter and

WHEREAS the utility charges the residentJa customer $6720 to have the norHransmitting opt-out smart meter In place of the fully functionIng smart meter and

WHEREAS the cost of lealllng In piace an existing analog meter is $000 thus creating an unnecessary charge on the customer who does not wish to have a smart meter on their home Or business and

WHEREAS some persons on fixed lncomesare unable to afford the opt-out fees and

WHEREAS the utlJlty does not permit businesses to opt out and

WHEREAS1 citIzens of this oommunity have expressed many concerns about this replacement Including concerns about the health effects of mdlofrequency radIation and the voltage transients and harrnonfcs (line noise) generated by smart meters concerns about privacy and hacking concerns about fire safety and fire hazards concerns about Impending time-ofltse rates and resultant increases In electric bills and conterns aoout remote shut-off and

WHEREAS many residents in the State of Michigan have reported negative health symptoms after the installation of smart electric meters or rnm-transmittlng opt-out meters on their homes and

WHEREAS some residents of the State of Michigan have reported that their smart meter has cau~ht fire or exploded or have reported flickering lights and appliance short-outs Immediately after a smart meter was installed and

WHEREAS the Township of Vassar has worked tirelessly to attract positive Investment while rejecting those that put our health environment and quality of life at risk and

WHEREAS the Vassar Township Board of Trustees ts charged with securing and defending the overatl health safety and welfare of the residents of the Township and their guests and

WHEREAS the electromagnetic frequencies emitted and generated bV these meters have been snown by tens of thousands of scientific studies since the 19305 to harm biological systems and therefore may pose a serious long~term threat to the health of our cltlzensj and

WHEREAS customers with a disability under the Americans with DlsabIHtles middotAct may not be charged for accommodation of their disability and

WHEREAS both the nonmiddottransmittlng smart meter and the analog meter accurate IV measure electricity usage and whereas both must be read by a meter reader therefore making them indlstlngulshable for purposes of metering customer electrical usage and

WHEREAS smart meters have not been mandated by the federal or state government and

WHEREAS our Township is committed to providIng equal opportuntty and quality of rife for all and to removing full barriers to participation In public nfe on the basts of dlsabnity and

WHEREAS OTE has been unresponsive to these customer concerns and

WHEREAS House 81114916 would address these concerns without Impacting the utilitys ability to Install smart meters on the homes and busInesses of those who want a smart meter

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Vassar Township Board of Trustees supports the ability of OTE customers to not partidpate in the smart meter program on their homes and businesses and to have their electricity usage measured by an analog meter without suffering financial penalties or Incurring monthly charges as outlined in House 81114916 and that an analog option be offered in perpetuity to all uttllty customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar TownshIp Board ofTrustees calls upon the Chair of the House Energy Policy Committee the members oftne Energy Polhy Committee the state representative for our dlstrtct the state senator for our district the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Attorney General to do all In their power to ensure passage of House 81114916 and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar Township Soard ofTrustees calis upon the above-mentioned persons and governmental entitles If House 81114916 Is not passed in this legtslative session to do all In their power to ensure passage of legislation In the future that will ensure that utility customers have the right to have an anakJg meter on their homes or

middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

Vassar Township Clerk ~~--=-~

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AdditioMl kWh CitpKtty (nerqyH AS90C kWh ~ EneW 761lt PH kWh

OIv~ V (l1li1 Seltviu~ 5750 permorltn lilA Crfdlt bull$150 Pl month Distribution kWh bullbullbullbull bullbull bullbull bullbullbullbull 5lt130( pef kWll

~aIr loin oIoIIIUrIriIUy un to 1pm 10_ SUPII ly C I~ JuM IIrouqh Odc btf

oo-pealr kWh ~y~___u ~_1IWb ~y tneltgy 415t per kWh

AI ortmiddotpe~ kWh ClIpadly EIIOIJ O9COC per kWh Non-Capadty Cnor1V bull4J5lC kWh

NoW1Tlbef trvouqIIlo4~y

All on-peak kWh ~poundnH0y ~(nefQY

AlIllf-peak Clttp~(hy Cnorqy O679C Pltr kWh NolCIocgtyeniy EIgteOY 4751lt PH kWh

oN_V(O1 ~Chalt~ bull $5(l per mollh Oistrll)Jioll kWn CY al-roond) bull543(X per kWl1

Tlgtis rail fHI~~ thrH rrb t~ 4S 1M U CJitk~ Petlt priaff ttY d~ys wM Cril (ArP61llt e~ au callfll It r~)OUI~ro-I~~ ~~ Power ~ppIV Chltlr Onpuk MOMI) rldy 3 pm to 1 pm

AI on1nk kWh ~ [ JWl9bull bull bullbull bull bull bull __ bullbull 9759lt per kWh Non-~ItfMfQV bull 4049 ~~Wh

MId-jMk MOIIdiy bull nidi) 1 am to 3 pm 7 pm to n pm AI mId-oeak kWh

cKMy (-y bull 4OO5C Pltf kWII N~ity (otIQY 4049lt per kWll

OflP~~k 11 prI to 1 un and all dy S~hlrdy ound y nd -I1rIItd~

u oIt-aIlt kWh ~Itv Enerqy 0554C per kW~ Noo-c~clty (neroy 4049C per ~Wh

(Crtlieal PHIl _ ts cIInIQ on-pfU Worodly rriGay1o eo hours IIlaquo VN~ IIrtIttI ___ notl~)

All a1tlQl~peaK_Wh $09 I)et kWh Non-cpyenMy Eneroy bull 4049t per kWh

Oli~y CII9U OsIrWiontwto 5A)o( r- kWh Slaquoviltoc~ $750 p rrnonl h

~ onI-t 10 pIY1tWlMUy rsliJiftJ MltIrlc spIKI igtNfinQHtWdfhrOltJfJh_n-el8 f(X1y_ __ ~trloltlo Dtlt_1lOISJ

p~ w Sullfy Co Junt 11Ir0U9h OClobt

nrsl 11 kWn r- (Iv CiPM~ypoundnetQY bull l2l7 r- kwto NonCaPM~y ( QY ~616( per kWh

AddJlioNI kWll C~y~ bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbull 414IC IltI~Wh Hon-Cipadtyu-QY ~ 616( PfrkWll

Novembtf Ihrovfjh May -sl 20 kWh per dIy

cplaquoIlyEnHQ __ bull l844lt IltI kWtl HonltopJodl yOWrQY ~ 6OC PftkWll

A~lloMlkWh C~y [JWlQL bull QS5l( Pft kWII N~y[NQY lt11616lt pekWlgt

Ot lgtY CIgta 9n 5ervice CNrqe S75O per monlh ObI iIlUtlon kNh (YtlOOIl~ 5A)OC per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

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rills rale Is for ( tntr aItd iii $(Un ~I ~

~r~ 01 bull Iowff SLnraquoItf Ie IMl GIfl sr

)011 up W 8 perrMI OIl lhec porliotl 01 yoor ~ WIgtM )OUmt ~hsllJla ~e

mliff tNt briefly loltHnoP yoor air c~kgtrlIn9 to mHt l)l~ ()( ~IJIon Jswn Powe S_1y CtgtlO ~tNOUQhOd_ ~rr E1letQl __bullbullbullbull ~bullbullCIooIo99t ptllIIIIII N~y EnerQy bull J7eJ( pel kWn

Hclyentmbtr INIy capdtyE~ bullbull 2-97)( per kwto NooltlIJClty EMfoY ~7BJ( PI( kWh

OIlYery CaQe o ~MoeChilr~ (JuneIIlrQUQhOctOberI bull Sl95 per mon1h ontritlrJtlon kWh 1Yf0IIIIl) SltII3OC ptr kWh

ThIs iMe ls~ for cusOtlllaquoS who UW laquoshyIrk wafff IIHI~ for unitVYO flJr(1OStlo Coniroled 5laquoYIce tlnlt~)

Power Supply ChQtt mm C~ PM1tY [JWlIIV 1915 per kWh Non-~PKity rneW 25lt116( PH kWf

o~rv Cltqn 5efvice ChMe bullbullbull S1Igt per mont Oist ribullon kWh 5430 per kWh

Gorolhcrmel Tlmr of DaV Ratr

~l(USM~r~ nun 10 1pm Po Supply Ch O~

Jun 11II 0ltJqh (klobelt AU onpek kWh

C8C)yeniI- (net9Y 9nsc 1 kWh Nooltpady (Mrqy 2814lt per kwtl

AW offmiddotptallt IltWh CIpyenty Ene rQ~ 13J5 per ~Wh NotrCapodty E9Y 284 pot kWh

NovmM thrOUlh Mil All onPIWlt ~Wh

CeplKlly ( neroy U ODlt perW1 N~ity [MrQy 28l4lt pw kWh

AIIo1~ kWh Clpa(M ~ EJWl 9r lAJX ~r kW IIon-ltapac lly ~roy UtA C PE ~W~

tullv~ry C~qu seritl Charge 6]0( 1 day Distribution kWh (YeaHOllM) 4703C per kWh

Expertnlal Ellcl n c Vehcle Ra tl

Opt ion 1 Tlmt of Ot~ kino On~ fKIltfi McIl(I6y-FrkUly il4m 10 1Ipm Po Sypply CIlaQu

OfgtpaiI kWh calhy poundnto OVbull 6 779C IltI~Wh

NonQpadty EnerQY 9012C perkWh I oIIpuk kWh ~yEnlaquoQY 1695lt pelttWIgt Hon~ poundJWIIJ( 22silt pelt ~Wh

Oell~ery C~~ Servll a r~f $95 IXr morgtIh 1)sI IbuIkWh bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbullbull gtA)OC 1 kWh

09tlon1 Monthly F r~ ( UIgtf ~v~ l1Ut~ly) loonIlIIy I~ of $4511 ~r yellko IrKIYClINJ sur(narO ~Igtdcedillo

OTHER RATE OPTIONS

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Ht t MetfrlnQ - A dlt option IMI promolft ~M (RgtUrn~ HIW~ eledtijtrusi19 f~r~tS IUmlY reaMgt MtVOYcndiU ~ 1M power bull

rloltlllt ~bull -IIH atdits_ 1gt1_ TIIO _101 _oolltn o$JJ _h_ _ ~NO 6~ yo __ ~ TolnOUII -rI_Ul l~lbull _ _ cmM(RW~ _ __ oS1S) _~__ -- OI _nn

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WHOLE HOUSE RATE OPTIONS TIese service rates are provided throuqh one meter to a singJt or double OCCVPMlCY dwelin9

Residential ElectriC Service Rate Powe Suppfy CharOe First 17 kWh per dAY Capacity Energy bull 1065C JlE kWh NOItltapacily EntltVbullbullbull 4 767( PErkWh

Additional kWh capacity Energy 4590C per kWh Non-Capacity Enerqy bullbullbull 4751( per kWh

Delivery CNiroes 5efvice (halVe $750 per rnonl h RIA Credit middot $750 per monlh Di5tribvtlon kWhbullbull 543OC per kWh

Time of Day Rate-

On-peak h(Wrs MonCJay-rriday n Um 10 7 pm Power Supply CnarQes June through Octo~r

All on-peak kWh I Capactty Enerqy t2048C per-kllh N~lty EnenlY bull 4757lt per kWh

All otf-peak kWh capacity Energy bull bull 090OC Pfi kWh NonlaquoJpaci ty EnefQY bullbullbull 4757lt per kWh N~ IhrOU911 May

All on peak kWtl Capacity Energy bull 944OC per kWh Non-caPbCity Energy bullbullbullbull bull 4 757lt per kWh

AU oH-peak kWh Capacil y (nergybullbull bull o679C per kWh Non-capaclly Energy 4757( per kWh

fXgtltvery CllalQu Service Charge bull $750 per month Olstribvtlon kWh (YeaNovnd) 543O( per kWh

DynamiC Peak PnclnQ Rate This rate features th~ price tiers as well as Critical Peak prices for days when Critical Peak events are caIed It requires YO1f home to have the aovanced electric meIer Poer Supply Cllarg ~s Onpeak Monday Friday 3 pm to 7 pm

All on peak kWh Capacity EnerQt bullbull 9759C per kWh NOfIltQapacltt Energy 4049C per kWh

Mi(1)eilk MoIIdIlY friday am to 3 pm amp 7 pm to I pm All midpeak kWh

Capacity poundnerQy bullbullbull bullbullbull bullbull Aoose per kWh Non-tapaclty Enerqy bullbull bull 4Q49 per kWh

Off-peak 11 pm to 7 am and all day Saturday Sunday and desiQna~ holidays

All o ff-peak kWh capacity Enerqybullbullbull 0554( per kWh Nonltapacity (nergy 4 049( per kWh

(Critical Puk events dJrlnQ on-puk hours MondayshyFriday Ilmlto to eo lIours per year with ~vance notite

All criti calpeak kWh 5091 per kWh Nonltpatity Enerqy 4049C oer kWh

D1 Uv~ry Cha r Oes Oistribution kWh bull bull 543OC per kWh Service cMfQe $750 per month

Space HeatlOq Rate AfJPied oNy 10 ~miJOeflfr instilUed electric s~ce heltllin9 S(lrwct 11100011 0fIe meier IOn) II~f to KIU$MOIrIJ IlaquoWd on this tltf ~I(r 10 ~ 17 lOIS

PO tl Supply 0 J~ trrouOh October

(irst T7 kWh per day capacity [ MrQy bullbullbullbull bull bullbull bullbullbullbullbull bull bull 1217lt per kWh NOOCapacily Energybullbullbullbull bullbull d61b( per kWh

Additional kWn Capacity Energy bullbull 4741C per kWh NonmiddotCapaclly[nerqybullbull bullbullbull bull 4 616( per kWh

November through May (IrS 20 ~Wh per dat

Capacity ElKrQY bullbullbull 1844( per kWh NonCapaclty Ener9Y bull 4616C per kWh

Addi l lonal kWh Capacity [ ne((lY 0553lt per kWh Non-Capaci ty Ener9y 4616lt per kWh

Oeltvery C~afl)e ~

Service CllltlIqe 5750 per month Dislrlbullon kWh cYeM-roundl bull 5430lt per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

lnteruptlbte Space Conditioning Rate (CooICurrent s middot ) Thfs rale is (01 cmlraJ air 1M air $ltNrce hfijt wmps 7alltp adYanlaQe o( a ICYWef w mmer ra te thai C8II stlf

you vp to 18 (Jercf(ll on the coolf19 POfUOII oJ yotn energy bill wtlEn you e()(oII we istaN aseparate melpI lha1 clO briHIy IIIIerrvpt your air cMdilicnif9 to mee system or oeneratlon Issues POwer Supply ChArQe$

June throuQh October ~Enervv middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddot_middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotO499( perllWti f Non-Capacity Energy bull bull bull 3783lt per kWh

November thrOU(jh MAV Capaci ty Ener9Y bull2973( perkWh Non-Capaclty Energy bull3783lt Pfr kWh

Oellvery C~arQes Service Charge (June Ihrough October) bull $195 per month DisltiolJlion kWh (YeaOlJIdl 543OC per kWh

WatN Heating Strvce Rate

This rate Is a~alllJble for customers Who use an elecshy(ric wdler hedler tor sanitary pJrpos eJ Controlled service (Interrupt ible)

PO Wff Supply Charoes AU kWh Capacily Enerqy 1915lt per kWh NonltapaClty Energy bullbullbull bullbullbull2546( per kWh

Oelover y CharQes Service Charge bullbullbullbullbullbullbull5195 per month DiStribution kWh bullbullbullbullbullbull bullSA30C per kWh

DLWd-I On1J(aJL hOCJrs POIIef Supply

June throug AIfOfl~ak

Capacity NonCapi

Alt ntfflfak Capacily Non-Cap

November 11 All onpe~k C~pacity l NonCoplt

All olfpeak CapacIty I NoncaP

Dtl lvelY CharI Service Ct Distribut io

Option 1 Time On-pfak hour5 POW~( Supply

All on-peak kl CapacityE Non-(apa(

All oIlpeak k Capacil y [ I Non-Capa(

Delivery ( h~rQ Service Chan Distribution I

Oplion 2 MonU Monthly fee I and credits

OTHER RATE

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Net Meterlnq resource CJe~ r_waDI( re5(

thaI power

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bull 1ie11c1er1t InaHr1t Crecln (RIAgt Custoowr rneeC 1IQ eIiQibHIIy requ~$ U KehOe bull $150 ~ IIOI)III (rfillllN 0IIId10 110(1 Oul laquoyou OIMIIly (all U~ lt14 8000471741 Rwc~ Of cwIOIrIe1S wno us ill maIOlt porI ion oI11gttlr IKll ley INtng oI1pe~ ron

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ~ VII sect28 33

sect 9 Compensation of county officers

Sec 9 BoampTds of s upervisors shan have exclusive power to fix the oomp officers not otherwise provided by law

runory Cocst 1963 All VII 9 Elf J I I 9amp yo ConrlNd amp CMII 1908ArI VllJ fR

sect 10 Removal of county seat

Sec 10 A county seat once established shall not be removed until the place nlch it is proposed to be moved shall be designated by two-thirds of the members of the board of supervisors and a majority of the electors voting thereon shall have a pproved the proposed locatioD in the manner prescribed by law

BiotDl)l Co llle3 An VII flO E( JOJJ 1 1964 l~ Con~tllull oD See COllSL ll108Art vrn t )3

sect 11 Indebtedness limitation

Selt 11 No Cltlunty shall incur any indebtedness which shall increase its total debt beyond 10 percent of its assessed valuation

lfiwry Cmol 1963Att VII tllEft Jan i 1i64 Fo e cmtltutlon s Conn 1906 Art vrn U 2

sect 12 Navigable streams permission to bridge or dam See 12 A oavigable stream shall not be hridged or dammed without permission granted by

the board of supervisors or the county as provided by law which pennission shall be subject to such reasonable compensation and otheT conditions as may seem best sui ted to safeguard the rights and interests of the county and political subdivisions the rein

QJO Cotgtu I~ Art VII U2 Ert Jan I 100 Fou eonia o 8M eo 180SArt vrn tl~

sect 13 Consolidation of counties approval by electors Sec 13 Two or more contiguous counties may combine into a Slagle county if approved in

each affected county by a majority of the electors voting on the quest ion IIUtDrr- eo t 1961Arr Vl t 13 Ell J 1 1964

sect 14 Organization and consolidation of townships Sec 14 The board of supervisors of each organized county may organize and consolidate

townships under restrictions and limitations provided by law Hi~ Coru 1963Arr VIto I~ ErrJLIgt 1 100-1 Fo CoGMI~U 01lJ See eoru 1908 Art Vlll us

sect 15 County intervention-in public utllity service and rate proceedings

x Sec 15 Any county when authotized by its board of supervisors sha ll have the authority to enter or to intervelle in any action or certificate proceeding involving the services charges or rates or any privately owned public utili ty furnishing services or collJJlodities to rate payers within the county

W O Coogt J961 Att VT I t iS Ell J I 19amp1

sect 16 Highways bridges culverts airports road tax limitation Sec 16 The legis lature may provide for the laying ou t construction improvement and

maintenance of highways bridges culverts and airports by the state and by the counties and townships thereof acd may authorize counties to take charge aod cootrol of auy highway within thei r limits ror such purposes The legislature may provide tbe powers and duties of Counties in relation to bighways bridges culverts and airports may provide ror county road commissioners to be appointed or elected with povers and duties provided by law The ad valorem property tax imposed for road purposes by any county shall not eltceed in any year one-half or one percent of the assessed valuation for the preceding year

ru ry Con t ampEl3 An VlI 4(6 Elf Jan I 196 Io ~Iuoo Su C I OO~ Art VIH ~2G

Jo~j Ftfrill9 440 N Srarr Smw Flfs-o a ellIJlIII O CO lo All 4R723

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

~~~ Jodi Fetting

Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

AittpAcs Policy GIOlp Airsp $iIViClWl us )epCfIrren ul T(Qrspo~ltrlto-

8GO lndeperdenoe Avenue SW WtW1Irglo DC 7059

Federal Aviation AdrninStrotion

JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

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Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

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Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

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  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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1 The following shall be submit ted to the Zon ing Administrator

A The Applicant shalt address a Jetter or generate an email hereinafter referred to as the perm it application) to the Zoning Administrator requesting a permit be issued under Joint Airport Zoning Board Ordinance No 98 -1 and addressed to the following

Zoning Admin istrator Bishop International Airport G-342S W Bristol Road Flint MI 48507 AnN Joseph Medici AAE E-Mail jmedlcibishopalrportorg

B The Applicant sha ll attach to the permit application all relevant inform ation (eg exact location height dates amp times contact information) including a Federal Aviation Administrations (FAAs) Determination of No Hazard to Air Navigation

2 Effective January 1 2016 the App licant shall include with the permit application a check or money order made payab le to the Bishop Internationa l Airport Authority This applicat ion fee is non-refundable Permil fees as indicated below are per permit

Structure Height (AGLl Application Fee Less than 50 $100 50 - 199 $150 200 - 499 $200 500 or greater $250

3 Upon receipt of the above information the Zon ing Administrator will either approve or deny the permit within fifteen (15) days Failure to provide the required information win result in a denial of the permit

4 In the event of denial the Applicant shall have 21 days to appea l the decision of the Zoning Administrator to t he Board of Appeals

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Partnering with you to deliver value-driven solutions

A Planned Service Agreement with Johnson Controls provides you with a customized service strategy designed around the needs of your facility Our approach features a combination of scheduled predictive and preventative maintenance services that focus on your goals

As your building technology services partner Johnson Controls delivers an unmatched service experience delivered by factory-trained highly skilled technicians who optimize operations of the buildings we Nark Vllith creating productive and safe environments for the people within

By integrating our service expertise with innovative processes and technologies our value-driven planned service solutions deliver sustainable results minimize equipment downtime and maximize occupant comfort

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PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL FOR COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

Dear Mike Miller

We value and appreciate your interest in Johnson Controls as a service provider for your building systems and are pleased to provide a value-driven maintenance solution for your facility The enclosed proposal ouUines the Planned Service Agreement we have developed on your facility

Details are included in the Planned Service Agreement summary (SChedule A) but highlights are as follows

bull In this proposal Ne are offering a service agreement for 2 Years starting 0810112019 and ending 07312021

bull The agreement price for first year is $1302000 see Schedule A Supplemental Plice and Payment Terms for pricing in subsequent years

bull The equipment options and number of visits being provided for each piece of equipment are described in Schedule A Equipmentlisl

As a manufacturer of both mechanical and controls systems Johnson Controls has the expertise and resources to provide proper maintenance and repair services for your facility

Again thank you for your interest in Johnson Controls and we look forward to becoming your building technology sarvices partner

Please contact me if you have any questions

Sincerely

William Rasco Service Manager (866) 635-1392

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Benefits of Planned Service A Planned Service Agreement with Johnson Controls will allow you to optimize your buildings facility performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a value-driven solution thai fits your specific goals delivered wilh the attention of a local service company backed by the resources of a global organization 5 VALUfS 9_--_- shyWi th this Planned Service Agreement Johnson -- shy

Controls can help you achieve the following five objectives

1 Identify Energy Savings Opportunities Since HVAC equipment accounts for a major portion of a buildings energy usage keeping your system performing at optimum levels may lead to a significant reduction in energy costs

2 Reduce future Repair Costs Routine maintenance may maximize the life of your equipment and may reduce equipment breakdowns

3 Extend Asset Life Through proactive faclory-recommended maintenance the life of your HVAC assets may be extended maximizing Ihe relum on your investment

4 Ensure Productive Environments Whether creating a comfortable place where employees can be productive or controlling a space to meet specialized needs maintenance can help you achieve an optimal environment for the work Ihalls being accomplished

5 Promote Environmental Health and Safety When proper indoor conditions and plant requirements are maintained business outcomes may be improved by minimizing sick leave reducing aCCidents minimizIng greenhouse gas emissions and managing refrigerant requirements

All of the services we perform on your equipment afe aligned with -The 5 Values of Planned Maintenance and our technicIans understand how the work they perform can help you accomplish your business objectives

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Personalized Account Management A Planned Service Agreement also provK1es you with the support of an entire team that knows your site and can closely work with you on budget planning and asset management Your local Johnson Controls accounl management team can help guide planned replacement energy relrofits and olher building improvement projects Youll have peace of mind that an entire learn of skilled professionals vlill be looking out for what is best for your facility and budget

A Culture of Safety Johnson Controls technicians take safety seriously and personally and integrate it into everything they do All of our technicians participate in regular and thorough safety training Because of their personal commitment we are a leader In the HVAC service Industry for workplace safety performance This means that you do not have to worry about us when we are Q1 your site

Commitment to Customer Satisfaction Throughout the term of your Planned Service Agreement we will periodically survey you and use your feedback to continue 0 make improvements to our service processes and products Our goal is to deliver the most consistent and complete service experience possible To meet this goal weve developed and implemented standards and procedures to ensure you receive the ultimate service experience - every time

Energy amp Sustainability A more sustainable world one building at a time - Johnson Controls is a company that started more than 125 years ago with a product that reduced energy use in buildings Weve been saving energy for customers ever since Today Johnson Controls is a global leader in creating smart environments whers people IIe INOfk and play helping to create a more comfortable safe and sustainable world

The Value of Integrity Johnson Controls has a long proud history of integrity We do what we say we will do and stand behind our commitments Our good reputation builds trust and loyalty In recognition for our commitment to ethics across our global operatIons we are honored to be named one of the Worlds Most Ethical Companies by Ethisphere Institute a leading think tank dedicated to business ethics and corporate social responsibility In addition Corporate Responsibility Magazine recognizes Johnson Controls as one of the top companies in its annual 100 Best Corporate Citizens list

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PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

Service Plan Methodology As part of Ihe delivery of this Planned SeNiee Agreement Johnson Conlrols will dedicate a local customer service agent responsible for having a clear understanding of the agreement scope and your faCility procedures and protocols

A high-level overview around our service delivery process is outlined below including SCheduling emergency service on-sile paperwork communication and performing repairs outside of the agreement scope

Scheduling Preventative maintenance service will be SCheduled using our automated service management system In advance of the scheduled service visit our technician is sent a noUce of service 10 a smartphone Once the technician acknowledges the requesl you customer service agent witt call or a-mall your on-site contacl to let you know the start date and type of service scheduled

The technician checks in wears personal protective equipment perfonns the lask(s) as assigned checks oul with you and asks for a screen capture signature on the smartphone device A work order is then e-mailed faxed or printed for your records

Emergency Services Emergency service can be provided 7 days a week 24 hours a day 365 days a year During normal business hours emergency service will be coordinated by the customer service agent After hours weekends and holidays the emergency service number transfers to the Johnson Conlrols after-hours call center and on-calt technicians are dispatched as needed

Johnson Controls is committed to dispatching a technician within hours of receiving your call through the service line A work order is e-malled faxed or printed for your records Depending on the terms of your agreement you may incur charges for after hour services

Communication A detailed communication plan will be provided to you so you know how often we will provide information to you regarding your Planned Service Agreement The communication plan will also provide you w ith your main contacls at Johnson Controls

Approval Process for Non-Covered Items Johnson Controls will adhere 10 your procurement process No work will be performed outside 01 the agreement scope without prior approval Johnson Controls will work with you closely to ensure your procurement process is followed before any non-covered Item work is started

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Summary of Services and Options

Comprehensive and Operational Inspections During comprehensive and operational inspections Johnson Conlrols w ill perform routine checks oltha equIpment for common issues caused by normal wear and tear on the equipment Additionallests can be run to confirm the equipments pertormance

Routine maintenance such as lubrication cleaning and lightening connections can be performed depending on the type of equipment being serviced Routine maintenance is one of the keys to the five values of maintenance -It can help identify energy saving opportunities reduce futUre repair costs extend asset life ensure productive environments and promote health and safety

Combustion Analysis

Combustion analysis and subsequent adjustments are critical to efficient boiler operation Boiler fuel whether natural gas or oil must burn in the proper combination of fuel and air (oxygen) Poor combustion can create soot deposits on the tubes impairing heat transfer Incomplete combustion can also lead to the potential formation of CO (carbon monoxide) an odorless gas that can harm occupants In the mechanlcat room andlor building Johnson Controts technicians will analyze the flue gas to determine If optimal fuellair ratios are present

Operational VisltlControls System Verification Based on our exper1ise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance and calibrations on the equipment controller for your mechanfcal equipment The inspection includes the following tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel

bull Review of alarms points which are offline out of service and overridden points

bull l ocal baclltup of controller program

Advantages Provides proactive Identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments identify energy efficiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

Operational VisitSupervisory Controls System Verification Based on our expertise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance on the supervisory controllers and servers in your Metasys system The inspection includes the follOoving tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel and cleaning as needed bull Review of alarms points which are offli ne out of SeNtce and overridden points bull l ocal backups of controllers objects and server repoSitories bull Review security database and ensure default passwords are Changed

Advantages Provides proactive identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments Identify energy effICiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

TowerfBasin Cleaning During operation a cooling tower becomes a natural repOSitory for wind-blown debris This debris has a tendency to collect In the towers sumpbasin Johnson COI1trols technicians will clean the lower and basin 10 prevent blockage and pOlenllal damage to critical system

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components This service does not include chemicallreatment required to control or eliminate biohazards such as Legionella unless chemical water trealment services have been added as a separate option

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Summary Thank you for considering Johnson Controls as your building technology services panner The following agreemenl document Includes all the details surrounding your Planned Service Agreement

With planned service from Johnson Controls youll get a value-driven solution that can help optimize your building controls and equipment performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a solution that fits your specific goalS delivered with the attention of a local seNice company backed by the resources of a global organization

We ll be your building technology services partner

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Planned Service Agreement

Cuslomer Name COUNTY OF TUSCOLA Address 440 N STATE S1 CAROMI48723-1555 Proposal Dale 061112019 Eslimale 1-135LX3G9

IScope of Service

Johnson ContrOls Inc r Jcq and the Cuamplomer (colledively the -Parties) agree Preventative MaintenslCe SelVlces as defined in Schedule A r Services) will be provided by JCI aihe Customers facitily This Planned Service Agreement the Equipment U s Supplementat Price and Payment Tefms Terms and CondJUons and Schedule5 attached hereto and incorporated by this reference as if sellor1h funy herein (ColecUvely the Agreement) cover the rights and obligations of both the Customer and JCt

Extended Service Options for Premium Coverage

If Premium Coverage is selected on-sile repair services to the equipment will be provided as specified in this Agreemenl for the equipmenllisted in Ihe attached Equipment Us

IEquipment List

Only the equipment listed in the Equipment Lisl will be covered as part of this Agreement Any changes to the Equipment Lisl must be agreed upon in writing by both Parties

----------------~ITerm f Automatic Renewal

ThIs Agreement takes effect 0fI 0810112019 and will continue until 0713112021 (Originaj Term) The Agreement will aUlomalicatty renew on a year-Io-year basis after the Onglnal Teon ends unless Ihe Customer Of JCI gives the other writte n notice il does not wam to renew The nolice must be delivered al least (45) days prior 10 the end of the Original Term or of any renewal period The Orignal Term and any renewal periods are sometimes collect ively referred to in this Agreement as the Term Renewal price adjustments are discussed in the Terms and Conditions

IRefrigerant Charges

Refrigerant is nOllncluded under this Agreemenl and wilt be billed separately to the Customer by JCt

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IPrice and Payment Terms

The lolal Contract Price for JCIs Services duringlhe 1st year of the Original Term is $1302000 This amount will be paid to JCI in Annual Installments Pricing for each subsequent year of a mul1iyear Original term Is sel forth in the Supplemental Price end Paymenl Terms All payments will be due and payable within 30 days of Ihe invoice date and SUCh IImely payment by Customer shall be a condition precedenl 10 JCIs obligation to perform lis Services A penalty of one and a half percent (15) of the amount due per month shall accrue for payments received after the payment due date Renewal price adjustments are set looh in the Terms and Conditions

Invotoes wil be senllo the following lOcation

TUSCOLA COUNTY COURTHOUSE 125 W LINCOLN ST CAROMI48723

o In lieu of paper Invoices senllO the location above invoices should be emelled 10 the following email address

This proposal Is valJd for thirty days from the proposal date

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Supplemental Price amp Payment Terms (Applies to MultimiddotYear Contracts Only)

Year Total Annual Dollar Amount Payment Frequency Yearl 13020 Ann ually Year2 13541 Annually

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ISpecial AddItions and Exceptions

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Tllele _nl do II(It IJttend 10 tty ~ltW 01 eltlul~n lhal have bfton rnllUied bull bull Ite ed Or repared byC1I0 CI O IlIItd INfl iel Ihoul 1M supelVi1on 01 nd 110lt lltn Ippt(lvll olIO o WJCI ~t num~ or ranty d tul W bwn rmowd or alured AJ replaccd parts Ct equrgtnMn1 h1 become JCI pro~rty Thb ~rtntv is 1101 lu~b~ W~ nty J~ ~ be provldfd dulnn ncrmal bUllneu hOUlI IXCludll hoII(Ivs The r-dti I fonh hilrtln shltl be to(II~ nd eoltclU1ive medywltllCltlrdllo ny wlfrt nty ( 1lm under thlgt AallefMtlt Anv uit huN _lIIe rrltltv mun be lItauhl no III mn orgtamp II) ~a ftlr lile txPtloon ollhr pplicllble ffanty ~Iod Thlgt IIm(ttUon Is In IItu cr Iny olhe IPPrlublf mlult or 1Imh~1I01 CUSTOM~R FURTHfR ACKHOWLIDGU oVoID AGREfJ THAT THUt WARIUJffifS Aif ICIS SOU WAlIRANTlES ANDTOTHf MAXIMUM [)(TENT PpoundftMrrrEO UNDERAPPUCABLE LAW ARE IN U[U Of All OTMER WAftRANTlES pound)(pRpound$S OFlIMPUED INClUDINGtIT NOT lIMITED TO TlfOSf OF MERCHAHTA8IUTY AND FITNESS fOR A PlRTICI)LAR ftJRPOH

f CUSTOMEROIIUGATIONS AND COMMITMENTS TO ICI

1 Cuc~ wtt~l lt M ~ JCIr) WOOmIIlion (Onnltnlne conoilion of lhe CovtfeO Eqv ~ment TI Cvstom agnfS nd ~ntl

lhll 6tin 11Ie Tffm of IhI AItirnenl Cu crne will 11 oprr1 the Cevtttd [ol~menl ~codin8 10 th~ mnulanu~1 atldor CI co ~nduonl

01 up ~lt I~ I rgtd CUtten work Ic Ind motion boutt~e Co~erfd EQltrlpmenl crommended bt th e nufCuH ~Mor J(I

DJ 1I00Ii(k a n MlIQU 1e on_ 101Covw E4Uipm t ~ ftltommended by Ihr nufw1u~ Ntdor K~ Includili but 01 limited 10 dequal~ electllc~1 pOw~ ie IU~ lit COIGitionnt1Id ~umldltycontro

(4) oo ri ly JCI lovn~ile1y 01 ~ nv CowCd Equlpm~ nl mllunCtion Iliu kdown o other condllion ~fleclltg Ihe oper11on of tht Cowrt d f qulpfltf1

(5) prOjf ICI It~ nl arct1l 10 lis Pem isegt a nd Cevelti Equ~nl 1 ~H UJonIbIe tId nEU1IJf lmn for IIgte perforttIfICt olt~ e 5elVicu

(6) alo JCI 10 ~~ iod SlOP ~ erodialy hm off or otherwlle C~IIle c temponrily lupend eqvlpmenl Of)eratioru oc Ihll)(1 an perform Ihe ~le-aui~ uoder ~ AceemcIII

(]I M af)dlable ~Iovtd t JlIo~e oondc-n~ coollfll t_r 1raquoiIr wa ter lUlrnenl lor IN proper function (II Co_ed E Ilmc-nld prot ect a~lnll ~ nV elonm~nllllssu~ a nd IOllae of biohulld lueh 3$ but not IIm~ e d to leclonell

(III un iIlId jIIoperl itl and Itl~ Itttr u1on 11 lm t_ tUh nlpoundhl or II uth cfNr Ie Custo hili clo~ the PWllfl

(9 O~I1n I M~n Jke nc jIrnilgt ~qulred lor ~d DoloV I~ tlelt u~lecI ~ h theServlu

(lOI noullrJC I immedi ately 01 fly cmed ~deauacv~ 01 1~Iur r cl th t Co 1 Equlpmenl 01 othr condl lon ffenlna the optallen 01 Ihe Cored hulpmenl

(II) fumlVlny nelteu 110 C ~ I na ~~101 olflle$ 1$ peme (111 poperty maintain pall se Mlte Ind utt I~e 101111 operalion olny olh property sYStem Qqulpmenl or dtYlte o (usto m or 0111 to wtkh the Covered [Qpment mav De ilUacled or eCMK led In UCordinct wi1h mltlnuaclur~bullbulleornmend~tlcnt InlUr lfle elme ou1ltenll c the lequlemeltIU o lny Ie o6l i bu u ~encv 01 ocllttIIO~1u hiviC ll6iction thteol

131 IIOIt~mpet IVTt ~ ~ker Id)u l ~ dllturb I~ ~mQve Of ol~erwle Int~l1t~ with any Coveed poundIpmenl (locltKUn ampny relll~ 10l1wllftl ind 001 permk th r ~e 10 be done ~nd

(14) raltt lrom UU1nC lalie mina erob lfse K I 10 i Iln~ Pf~lty 01 I~ 1)1 by 01 IUed at~I1 JO by Iy OIlf1Imeltola mu fielpll I~ncy II elull lhereol

2 CUW~ftI~ u1ltnowledtna undend~ ~I unleS dl fea l~llor blQhl bullbullltdl uch leIOiIen11l topliGi tlyltKludm ttl I~ C JO b proYIdfr1t h gtCuomerlpo I~UI~ Ie pI ltgtvde j lK~ It~ nl Corner~mowIedcu lhlits fitC 10m~ ht tobla~ wlU elilgtte KI 01 any elpontbliity lor~ny Co~ed Equipment bC~kdown 0lt I ny ntC~UiY air o rrFgtlourneot I any Cover ~d Equlpme-nt II CUSICme brehes ItY 01 the t obllltlons KI N aye lhe Ilhl upon Mlen notice to Cullrgtmif to smpend Ilt Seovas unl~ C~tme cua udgt blttadl In a lldliJon ( SI_ rhaC be npornblt lOt f2YInt 0 etmbrfll10 10 inyCOlU Iuodt~ wilh ltoIftUW k uued IJ JUII 01 to( bnil(11 11~Ggte cbl iCltion bull

G INSURANC Clgt$lomllt t11lOfU11Ie 101 oUinin ilt inwran~ (ovtltsectte ~Nt (ull_ be Is nfelillY 10 proUCWIO Cuam propelttY and penol

In 0 on the Ptnlstl Includlnt co-eraJt 10lt ptllon1Inj u tKI propelY dftliilf~ ttlE PAYMENTS CUSTOMER MAICU UNDER tttlSAGRUMENT AAf

NOl ftELATED TDtttE VAlUE OF ttt[ PREMISES CUSTOMERS PROP[RTY OR POSSEnION5 ORTHE PER50N5 OCCUPYING OR AT ANYTIME PRESENT

IH OJ ON TNE fIIEMllU BUT RA1MEII ARE trUrn ON 1M COSt Of THE MnM MID lllE SERIIl(U AHD lAlE INTO CONSIDEJIAOON nn PROHCTION AFFORD EO TO 10 UNOER TtffS AGJIHMlNY CUtOngtC -by elee 10 ~ any Ilatoly 10 nv IVttII or condllion (ustlty (o~c cd bycom~dllIbIHtv iu t1nce (utomc und~oI nd lha l ncltlcr he Se~ rQr the Co~ered Equlllmfnl ~rr dtiI d 10 ~du(r bul nc

el1m te certl ln u13 1(1 doe nat tvrntv I~t nel th lgtt SeIViCI1 I1ltlr Cov~red [liulpm~t i ~ pievcflt Qerwn(ll InulY un~t~orzed entnotgtCe1 or

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JOHNSOt 0 fRe 5 PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL REPREO FDF COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

H INOlMNITV

JCllnd CII~tomel 11It11 full Indemnify he ollgttl Plrty Illd Iu officers bulltffltS dilectOrsbullM tmpioyffl 1Om I ny ~ndn dlmlle p tOIlS and exptllln (clud ~lonJble utOlne-s leest illne OUt of third Pirly dllml demtlndi or lukllor bodily Injury (In(ludl dath) Of cia gc 10 tana1bie pcptny 10 lhe lCIt Irisin OUI 0 Ihe IItCIIamp~e or tnclnllonel mlscOfldutt 0 Ihe Indemnlfyl party Of lIS crnplovlef Of _filli CUSlomer expra tliihl ICI Jtlan be r~bIe 10In)Jry iWnbullbullbull bull 01 ~I only to the IICIttIt uund dlrlaquoly by IC1 nel~MI o Inllntl_ mliConduCi Thl obllJtJonl 01 JCllnd Ctome und Ihllltlt1ion ~ funhtf wbIKI to lealoml tid J ~

I LlMlTAnON OF UAllUTI NEITHER 10 HOR CUSTOMER WILL BE R[5PONSIBlE TO TH OTHER FOR ANY SPECIAl INOIRECT PUNITIVE OR CONSlQUENTlAI DAMAGES (INCLUDiNG BIIT NOT lIMITEO TO LOST PROFITS OR LOll OF BUSNlSS) JCJS TOTAL UAIIUJ TO CUSTOMER FOR DAMAGES R[5ULTlNG JROM AN( CAUSE WHAnOMR SHALL BE UMIT(D TO $2SQDOO IN NO EV(HT SHALl 101 INDEMNifiCATION OBllGATJOH [)(UD TIlE AMOUNTS ALO TO JO UNDER THIS AGIllEMENT OR THE AMOUNT OF INSURANCE IllQUIMD B THIS AGREEMENT WHICHpoundItIl IS GAUnlt CUSTOMUI UNDERSTANDS TltAT)CJ 15 HOT AN INSUIIER RpoundGARJ)tNG THE WORKOIlTIlE SERVICpound$ 0 SHAll HOT BE IIESPON5IBH fOR ANY DAMAGE 011 LOSS nAT MAYflUU~T FIIOM FIliI SAFElYOR SECURITY EQUPMpoundNTTHATfAILS TO PEAFORM PROPERLY 011 FAILS TO PIIMr( A CASUAL all LOSS

J FORa MAlfURE

KIWtLL NOT Bf RfSPON511Ll fOR DAMAGE LOSj INJURV 011 elLA CAUSEDY CONOrtIONS TMAl AAI BFYONDTKE IllASONAlU CCImIOl AHD

WITHOUT THlltnpoundHTlONAlMISOOHOUClOR NlGtlGpoundItCE Of 10 SUCH amomOHSlflCWD[ 80T ARE HOT UMmo TO (AI ACnOf GOO (6)

Am Of GOVtllNM[NT AGpoundNQpoundS Ie) SllIlKl5 (0) LABOR OISPIITpoundS) (f) FIRE If) OPlOSIONS OR CASUAlneuros (G) floIfS (H) VANDAUSM II)

RIOTS 011 WAR IJ)TpoundRROIUSM ANe III UNAVAUBILITYOF PARTS MATpoundRJALS OR SUPPUES

It RUOUJT10N OF DISPUTES 11 3 0l5pu1l rIs~ und~ tIIk _nl tile lelllgtall prom1 ~~ Incod IlIh lbesoIvt well dllputll by ~tIM In1Ie -t dsJ)UU II UIU~ 0 be vcWed eltha- pony whaw the tch IrIltble ltbiI~don by iIinC with lhe AmeltIcn ArbItIoltI oUodallon ~ no olllerlcttlClIon IaI bftn prevlouJly filed upon ftliol 01 the Ifbitnon till AAA Ihllhlw Ihe eOlCIu~W jurlsdlCllon _ the OlspUte Tlluibull11 party mty decide 10 f~e n (Ilon In coun of romDftenl jurbdirtlonl f til (oun f~m II Ihe flntlec1 proctdln flied tIIll tourt Iha have lur~dlaioo ove lhe ~JlUle to the aclulion 0101 rbltrltlon AtbiUlllon Ihln be toooucted In il(cordince wilh the lWn CUrrtnl tbhflllon rules of the IgtnItrlan Artgtilntlon MllaquoilIIon ~OIM wtlitllllon seMel mlJlIatty ampJ1Hd 10 by 1M IoIlt11n ArbIlratlon musl be (~1Ild Ihtll Ibty (60) dayt afw tn oputt submitted 10 artHlllon unlen the j)IoItlH mll I1y et ot~ The ~cI~ed by tn ~alorwi 1M f_land ~I liAlted by 1M bltLmDf may be Int~ed In XUlrcllnce with IppIiQbIe I_In any (oun h-il (ornpe1em jurisdiction jMltty po_llire III 1M 3Ibtrtttlcn or COUrt poem IhII If entilled lOn _d 01 Its rulflMble COIoU In(IudinI 1USOfIIbInomeyJ leu Incurred IS rtwlt 01 tile Oipute CUSTOMER MUST BRlNG ANY CLAIM AGAINST 10 WITHiN ONE (1) YEAR m ER THE ClAIM AROSE If CUSTOMER OOIS NOT CUSTDMR WlU HAVE IRRtvOCASlY WAIVED Irs RIGHT TO SUE 10 ANDOR INSTITUTe OTHER PROCEEOINGS AND ICI SHALL HAVE NO LlA81UTt TO CUSTOMER fOR SUOi CLMM TIME IS Of THE ESSENCE AELATM TO CUSTOMH PUISUING ANf SUCH ClAIM floIE PItOVtSIONS Of TKS AGREEMENT WHICH APLY TO AN (AIMHALl REMAIN IN HFECT EVEN AFTER THE AGREfMtNT IS TfRMNATto 10 AND CtmOMER EACH WANt THEIR RlGIfT 10 A rull

shyl TERMINATION

1 Remote Monnorln $eMCIIS and R~mOte ()pe~lln ScsvIca ma~ be imrntdlitely Clnceled by ellher party il Jels Remote OperIiQn Cenler (onne(lln res Of mOflltorlrlllSlem5l~ cle5trovtd by or ather ClIllopht Of wilt Ihf PlemilllS re sa bS damtBed Ih 1 11 Is IrnpftetaI IO conlinuf StnoIces

2 ellhe INIrty fib 10 perform any 01 Its obIirlon UM hIs Ieem~nl I~t otll jraquony wi prOIII~ -men IOIkt LheeollO lhe )lilly

1I1~ed 10 JHo In dmult Should Ine party alted 10 be Ifl defull 111 to espond I it or like action 10 cvre tIM II~IltI def within 1111 (lOt (lall 01 ~celvln IV lneo notlu the lOti ~rty may le(mlnlle Ihk rument by PIOllldlll ~ten nOl1(1 01 IIJII lermllliU lo n

3 UPQI1 IltIrrIinoUm 01 h ltfeeme~ le r anv rNson aJICmef 1hd PltiY IQ 10 I II UflGitputed _nu 0Wflj IlIrwah Ihe dallt of IIIUOII ~hIn thl (30) cI~ luth lermnl ion (ulier hIIllso prflVlde Jej Utlth RMlIlabe aa 10 the islS tD rem~ IIIe Gflew OtWe ~n~hVfllher JO pro~y ncltoun~tJI Int~on fl~ 0lt iiIlt IIlfIV ~lIlem1S ppUuble Cull 111111be liable fOlt al Iffl COlli and IICPfIfl mil Jet mv Il(u in ltootlKion th I enlOIOlmenl 01 hll tIlIl indlldina wilhoullimatlcln nlIo ble nom lees eltgtnKtton aency lees nil Olin COIoI

4 II he A~re~tot Is for mulljytar telm t~her jMrty nwy termiNle lilt Aeflaquomerll after dI ronl fu ~a of SaMlaquo by I lilt OInr pI no Ie-laquo thIn 10middot1 (151 ~VJ nit oolk laquoNlded h_ th~ (us OfIIted PREMIUM (OVEIlAGE CusIOlttltgtlt Y mlltUle ~~I ontv upon 10$ WIitt~ ~

M ASBESTOS MOlD BIOAHAZARDS AND HALUOOUS MATERtAlS

H~zardoul Mltfrills munl tfrlal ~ wb$llnct hal tIelher by Its N~ or ute II now Of hft defed Of fCula~ hdoubull 1 dOUloUbsltnoUl pc 1 o tOllllmlnlnl vodeIIV 1oG~ 111 01 leclclta l lowbullfCulallon 01 rdinlOtlCll bullbulllalre to or cklfIlUkIamp pUblic and ~ 1l1li and uletytId prateCIIon oj the IMonmen or which iI toIc explosive COfaUvt flammable radloKlhot orclnoCflIk or OIhenoriI haarcloui Of which iI or CfIfI1n1 _oItum psoline died Iud Inother pc1~um hvoilOClrbon produCl or poIYhlori~ bIphtI Hatardoui Matttllls ltlHdllGaltoeluMl makl leulmiddotbaid ptintl bIohIlrdS SIIdIIS but ftOlink~ to 1fCiofIeCl IntI HlIeJtcs-conao1n1nc mwials rACM1 Neither (ulomer nor lCi dlrlll lo or Illkeneel 10undnmiddotakedlren Obllnlolll r~I~li~ (11M klcnllOClllcln Ibuemenl dUnp control ~mo~1 or dlltpoltal o ACM

10 wlB be 1$IgtOtIIbIe 10lt moI 0 cI oos 01 ayen~roous ~Ierl_ls Ihll I ul In provldl lht StMt-es n O H bullbullf(Ioul MaIHllb1 and t~ I fmldllifIn ollllY Iell jlnd by he eI1e of 1(111lt1 MertatI For lit HI~ MltMils Iha may be olteselttl Itgt lacM~h

Johnson ~lcC 2019iQhn$on Cotro~ Inc ControlsComeJ Canfodenllal 00 nr)I COP) (pIIy~ocaIy eectrorcny or n an OIhel mea) Ylnout It ~I~ nnen ptlJJTJ5~ 01 ~C~oIs Inc PagE 38 011

middot PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL t- COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rNomiddotC1 HudOOJ Meritmiddotf (uuome shgt1IIUpply JCI wht 1 iflrornallo~ iflil pm bullbull~1on lt~lllni 10 lilp pre~nlt of lilllrltlOU$ M~ c-rret ij

th ~ilt eJ~nn ~v ff~(1 10 pelt1orm bull e 01 Ih~ s i(~ II Illhft Cnomelt or 10 gtKom ltt 01 ltgtlt UUlfCU U~ I)esellltt 01 Nonmiddoto(l HIIIISo M~ le1$ tIIl Iy ItgtItrlre llh Cr ServIltpoundl II I~U ImmtdllltIy $lOP I~ SoetYl(l Itgt rile I ffffiecl ru ~nd noilly the o thw ~n As btt-en (unome Ind MI Cuu_ hoo_be rtlpor1ible 01 IIISoho n~n ~ e -d diopoinr 01 Honmiddotla Hndou Mele 1$ fom lu rdMIebullbullnd for Ih (medlllion olny reu ImpaetCd by he ret bull bull e of he Hon-CI HUlrdou Mlltrl I~d mul ptwidc ~ cer1lliUlle 01 a balm~nl ~cfore J(I will be obll~lled 10 ~rlorm 0 cnl~ue lIS S~Mco unln 10 ~d letu knowloedae Ihll NonmiddotCI HIardou M~I(II~ were pren nd eted In dl$tfpr d of I~I ~e In wli(h tne 1lJ 1lt1 -11 be (pon lbllil lu ole ~ Othe etMOltlon 0 nmiddot orn Impmed by IlJ leltl~ of 1Idgt Hibullbulldon MlttIIbullbull00111) ( lOme hon In lOponibII II lu ole e~e for the _olI 01 HIbullbullrdous Male 1s INri ~ no bHII r~ieued and fe reie~e~ not nultlnc from Cl1 PtriormallCt ef tilt Serulces CuomN ~hlI ~I~nd ~nd InclomoJlot JO ~Calnl 1 Iol-ifl (o sU damUC I e~~nlel vd claJms ~rnamp 01 lu fa ure 10 (omply with Ihll Sccllcn M

N CUSTOMER DAlA

Cnlomt da la obtillned flom lie SetWltcs II owned by alld 111amp11 btlolt o Cunomer 10 I~ IUIOI illO UI Cl410mellb 10 prcMde Sentlce (lome bcept a lonh IItrlln lei wilt 101 disclose Ie any IhllI Otlty ~ny 1rlISivIltN81 (~nom dlI~ acquled hrouh pelt10IWIIIa 01 Ihe Sttvices Mthout Cul lomer (OnSenl (unomer ilB~e Ihal Jel nd 11 ubleIIrle affillnlnd epproved Ihild ~rty COII111OI5 and de-elopers may collecl nd lJ~e CUllome dll for Iny eaon 10 as ny ee l ule 0I1t1e clall on I dt middotklfn11itd bSII Iha dot nOI p~rsonaMy I~ntily Cullomer or anvlndivd Cuilomelt Igttgteby ~nlJ)O a petu WilcIWkIelfrtvOCable royah lru8unO U modi+ m1PU~Ibull bull WOIoeltIse and 1011

0etMt~wo b frOtnuch dala J(III ~IIM rlClIl$lOlI Inr~ 10_ rbl tJlIltflllll nd produnl C~led as I ew of uerlomnce ofSeMlts

O JCIS INlHLECTUAI PROPERl

10 WM IKtJI d riCh ~ lgtcIltgtltfest 11 yl) woltk orovided 10 Cuslomel IfgttIudlnl ohooI l ilmltiltiOfl ill ~e ~U and objeet cod dorumtnll1ior1 tKllnic Inhwon or dlla 1plaquolflCa1onlnd del bull ltes Impr~mellU 01 mOClllQlooruo 10 r~II1Hmiddot~ and (bJ I(now-How (defined below) e~ b 1(1 In bull (I~eron 01 lhe ~bltt 0 periolfTlfnt ollh Slt~ whth ~n_n 10 1(1 ror 10 Of diVtlom or tiICgyeiI Or ~uire-d In conneCllon with I perormrltt of II obn ioos under lhl ~greemenl Ownership Of eM Oelwblf ~nd KnowHow Ihd veil 00001y In ICJ nld flO Oe~ver~~bullbull1IaII be de~med middotworks mide fo r hlf bull Withoul UtIamp Ihe lenerilily 01 th e fortlal vfSNp 01 ai sool(e nllIS ~ (Ie (Olme of ptriOfnlInamp the le1Vkei I~I reMain the elOCIuIiIIt PlIJIIIlt1V 01 10 FltK purpoltl 01 ihllt AaJr-cmerr middot~nowmiddotHO mean a knohow )jot e It(hnIQ~s (Q ~U mllhoclolocln loobbullbull~Iy i(ll ~pprOKIgtG dltibu~ Odell and dt1m dllcoveriU ad ld~ililnW1ed produCAd by dhelc~d or uelt t)y 1(11 he CfUlon IIlt plovilJcn 01 the o-t~f1b1eI or In the Iltroltnance 01 tho Sltrvkt1 i nel Iny chanee ImplovemenJ or modlfiuHon tlgtereto or deivatlv Ihe reof

P OI6IT lpoundRMS

Any licMM 10 ltgtlt ~h( to ~laquopoundl1 JO IOfWlIrt produW inc dIIlti l e r Cloud tu Dyfth-lMd ulkr till Irelfflflfl b prellldild on 1- telt

corldklons for the iPllllebje loflwr~ groduct Of dlcll or cloud trvlce lei forth btll1wwwJgtgtmQI(QroluQmtgtulk Cleull4itl~I SU(h

aptgtlblt oftw~re podu nd (jjIIIIlervlltes lermsr lncopO ~d by rcferetl(e hcreln

Q Mi~LlAHrOlJS PROVISIONS

1 AW nor l~bullbullequlred IC be amp1vfIfI1bullbullnrundfi hili ~e ifI wrllnt Inc ~11I)e (OtIl(Ieca prcper ~iwn If (II chlMrred In Jlt IOt (b) tlll vi the Unlled 51lei POI~I stvIlte pel1se orepald ftlIlIred 0 tertlfld Mill rflun fclOl requCled (cJ ifni by o~ernlJht del~rv scNiCe ( fidEgt UPS) 01 (dln bvfClIrn~~ ~ m~1I or olnelt el~wonlC mt~nd confimed by (~cslmll e relum mlll or ele~hone

2 TIUs CfNnltnt _ nor be led byCunomoe wtllIc 1(1 k wrgtlIell (0ltgtSe 1(I IN ~ III -eM 10 1amplJr lh eltlnbull bull o_ ethn~erJon firm 0 (OltpOrllon wltheut Cul1omer~ conscm 0(10111 abo lIve 1M Ith Itsor cI1stretlon 10ubconuaa ny ponlon 01 IDe Servl(e TII$ ~retmenllnues 0 he ben~fot of Ind Is appllc ble tc ~ny aS1inees or SUbltOnl etor~ ef telbullnd II blndlnt upon Customer wllh Plaquo110 nld Il-SlttD or ltubculag rs wilh Ite f~e nd tllecl3 n bInltls (uIOme loJel

411 any plcviion of 1M femen Is fgulld t W IMaloC ~ tbullbull1 or unenforceable in ~ny elOtet Ihe lIdlly lealOty ~nd enforcelbillt Ollhe rem~lIinlpltosooru cellUinil htfetll hill flO( In t V wy be Ifeuelt Of irnj)3IleltIthNeOv

S TlIII laquoeemenlI lhe enUre (onl et bltwcM 1(1 nd CU1l0mt1 and ~st~1 ~ny pltlcr or ~ 1 undcfSllndll _itt IIIltIU ~ ro~oII or Olher ommuni(llionl b tween the partIe

ampmiddot(111 dltnowIodllli ~nd ~ bull IIgt IIY jhHdl l c ord~ lucd by Cuilomc In cunllKlon h lhigt laquo~enl iSlnlend only 1D ellMliiSh lnymenllllhof1ry fOl Cr5lont r Inltrn~lluou~I purptllH nd nol be conide1( to be ~ unto llcr Imltfld n1 modlfQtion o OIher IcvlslonlO lhe lenTIl 01111 AtrHment No tem or condition I dud or rfenced In CUIO middot pUdaSll ordl will h~oe ant fOlte elfet and Ih~e ( flU and condillon shall (MUOI (utomr1 ICtcraquoi1ICe of ny SefVicellllJH ltOnltllu lt in I~pncc of these lerm ~nd rolldnions An prO(IOl fo tltkjllo~1 or d~lefe rli ferm~llgtt In CuSlomtrs J)Uf(hue orde-r Cr ny otll elt dOtumenl Inill expresl ~ccP1ed IfI wrlIlIZ by ICI hCfeby objKted 10 nd telaquotCd

711 1I1t( at n~ (hfnlel 10 (uuomero ~tlnl or 0~r3110~f Of I lPlk oOle eEulaIon II ltode u~ bull Of ulW~y t~Ilebullbull I~il mD Iltldy ffeet J(rl peremlnt~ of the S~rvi(eJ or 111 pt1tlrltl ~fel 10 IhU h the ~ht 10 an eQ~IUbl and l~proprlle djuumenl 10 Ihe cope Ie and othe-f llcned Ie 011111 Ag reemenl

Johnson ~p(gt 21)19 Johnson Conll ol1 CU~lome-f Confgtdent Controls 00 -0 eopV 1ptyslQllly eleGl ro~gtCIly OlIn any oiher mft) hou Ihe eXJlress wn llen oerrn$$IOn 01 Joinroon CQntro ~ Irtlt Pag 3e of 42

JOHNSQfJ COtHROlS PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED r 11i COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

ADorNDUM TO PSA TERMS AND CONOITIONS OR MONITORING OF INTRUSION fiRE AND OTHER WpoundTY SYSTEMS

If ~te MOnilOfin StMces bull bull pIktly III(ludtS Ittnol~ lire ~ml 1I~oritl gtlaquov1tv 11111 mooilorint or video monitor ifl lht $COpe 01 wol1lt O (11110 d es tile Aareemenl II hereby madifie1lncl mended to Indude the termlnd prollllioru ollhls Addendu 10 tile PSA 10 Monhorinc 01 InlWolI r lf Mid Sfety So$term (Ihe AI(eNjum QplIlred Irms thaI Ie nol de1if1ed titeln lhirll h~ the melni cJven 10 diem In the lIIlement In Ih _11 of conhicl between the t~rTIltId (omIllions of this Addendum arid those ~inl ln the 111_ the tems (ondttklfls oIlbis Aoddtlldllm st pi~I~

1 kmote MoMorln of AIm SI~nI$ If ICI receiYo an elMfltnCV Itrm Ilen111 Jel Floc Jel IhIoII eeworlo nolhylhe IPJfOprille po~ Or fire deplnfII or other eme1enty panR QG ~iJurlldictlonnd Jel hl tndeVOI 10 IIOtiIyCuIlOmPf or tlsdellllllled repruenlnlve by eltmoll urltss instfU(1e-ltt 10 do OlheAlt by Cllomer In whilll ndot Nltd on l~ndlfd operalln picaduttlfo Ih ROC lCi uJ)OII feeeipi 01 bull lIOnmiddot emeree llenll from lilt Iremll sh ncltlvor 10 nOI11y Citomer ~feMltlve pursUlnl to Cu llemer1 _inen Instructions k faullin to QltmoU or Ie nOlllatlon Cunome ICknowlldlt5 1-111 the sllNIs Irlrumlttld from lhe Iremes will be monltoid In mOllltorlnl ftty not 0~111td by x~ lhe peSOIIIIeIIn _h monltom fldllltf lit nollh I~u 01 10 nor dots KJ IoU I rupDnsibillry Ielt tilt _ tIkh 1Kh Inb w montloed o lhe ttlPOfll( to $udlI1

2 ltemOI Monltotlfll kNkes Irkntllfmote MonllorltlJ SeNlf$ 1M be plaquolded by KJ If lhe ACftrM1II includes dIle 101 wth St~ 11

wm SeMce Is pchtitd 1lt1I nltOI~ mIIf 01 Ilirm 10 lhe Premies and lhe InIIlllchlre Is bIosed on the porcln( iCOq( 10 by lhe Jgt3lttiel wbjea 10 the lerms llId (ondiliolls 01 tills Addendum tie numtIMohllrms produced I I thl1ueloes beyond the COnuXt~ numblaquo of alarml In month (utome wiM tie blWon oleage lea

CommunOllonl Mdbo 0110( acknowlld Iht monkOlinl 01 COIlfelt Equipment requires nnsmlSllon 01 Ilgn~1s 0-1 $urlldad lelephone Iinellndo the Int_I1Id th Ihese moOeI of IIIJllmlslion ltmoV be Inl~rupled ctrofIIYltInled orcompromilrd In whkh cn IIC llMnal ClIO be Insmitttd trom the Pemius 10 thtr nIOfgtileinl fad~ty CUllomt ndenlnd Itltlle II~ lhe noonIOIn latllHy 10 be Willi 01 $lOch tonditlon bull dditlonal or 11tf~ II prol~1on toIIO be inllilled $udI line ItcIity devicn1 (Ullomtr COIllnd epensencr 10 Irlnsmluon Itlephone Ii only Cuslom- etnowtlldl_ II is _ IhIt h _urlty deW _lillie Ind nlnl UpirWy ldenllfied In Sthtdule A bull (qulprnent l ist lin dednrcf to purdlnl well 0tvkI~ Crntomtlt IIlth xkroowIedItllhlt Ulth ddltlonil pClt11on Is not 1rbIe Jot Inltrntl lrlMtOlln1on un6tr thl AIeemtnl

4 flwjUnnccemrry nns StfIlu csls At IOs OP1lOnltllddllIDIIII IN mIy be dwpd lot any m Of unlfQlOSiry SIM Vuil uused Of n=~led bV cUOJftllf 111 ildclklon Cuitomeuhlfl be Illy re$llOflSlb~ncr II1Of1 for fines petllltItsIISISlmInts l3gtes f~ o MH I~ by ~ 10vemmelQ bOCIy lell1lho~ tommolOlctrlloll 01 ~I UlltImiulon COlllptny1l1he rnlllt Ilny Iltie larm Ind ~hin rtlmtgtiwl Kl lor any tom -cUffed by IClln conMCIicll IIgtItewth Cunomer wi opera Ihe l)II toIIeluly ~ ID 1ooId CMOllne fau llimu hIM lIrmi an be ClVled by I _tIM or olher forces ~ he cOIIlrof 01 10 II n ~ number 01 flle Ilium lit cltetved by KJ In MIdllicfl to Y othebull lIb1e (tmedlll 1 111)1e to Jel ICI m v lerminll Ihis amprttmenl Ind discontiny t ny Service(snd leek to cover dmllts If In bullbullent Is dlipolChtd by I _mtnlll l ulhorlty or Olh Iibullbull 10 pond 10 a II~ Ilirm where lh CUIIDme o Iny olher Piny IIIi InlentlonallV xddenoly or rraquolilenlIyKl~led lhe Iam I lInl~ CullonW kaD be Itlportllble lor and PIYnv and1I lell lcrjor fonu lIuled with fUPlaquol 10 lhe fls lImsnd PlY 10 JCJIht Iddltiooal clllrJcs Mid (OIl1lncufftd by It fom I fl lslIlm If lilt CIIIIO_r $11_ M$ 1IXIllHllbie dtvIu Customer IUlIgtorIlti ICI 10 ~I Ille Iemin to tv Ill the ludible device r JO I eqlleued 01 ordltltd ID do lO bltf l_r_II~ lIhbors Dr I~ fist and Cullonle will PlY JOlts standard servIc ct tllule lor Kh well visit PoIIcIIIndes tiIU rePlir of svn1 whlth CIOUS lue diugtoldla _ lobi_ IIlIlngln lhe equljllll6nl nt(esAY f 10 to wpptr the StMces nd euslOmllt wM fWf 1 COlU of JudI malntelaflct At IeUI IIOIIthly CUMO-wi IIISI the V$ltm protea deulces and send lell I 10 the ROC 10 I n monltorin laquoII1Imtn1 I 8WldIIfIct wlthlnswctlons from JO o the Roc CoI_r IIHi to lest lhe monltorlllamp IV$tttnS inc1tIltIinI ttsti anv ultruonlc mlctowwtlnfrared CampPlCliInce or other electronic ~l_nt prior lofle end of tlCh monlhnd will ImmedlJtetv rfllOlllO JCl if the equipment fafls to respend to ttll I wltom IhIoI mike Iny nlaquoIIUry rIj)IIs 1ltOO fttl clP of notice IS Ii rulonlllly prnkll CuWgtmer ~n al an tlmes be oltlv rponslbllt If)lt mainlilninamp Iny Iprln~~r vlem In cod wortInc oflier Ind provide Mfeqlllf hell to lilt PIfI

5 RemQII Monilorinamp Df VIdo MonltoiIl Srvices Oul~ Ih Term JCIl sol lcr only obfilllkln mine fom the In~~11oo of Video MMtorlnC ~Mc In Sctvkt oIfrnf 1hall be 10 monitor thl dlamplIlli 1l KlullIy IKlvtd by JO II tI flOC fom mnn Ollhe VIdeo $oo$lem afld pon receipi 01 a dlllllrillCnllndicU lhirt In fam cOndlticn )lists 10 crravcbullbull as ptlmnltd by II 10 lIol~y lhe police or olh munklplllulhoity deemed approprlale In KJs bsokn dilafllon IndIO well pellOllS Customer 1111 deslampMted In lIlne 10JO 10 rectlvoe nolineiQn cf IlICh IlIrm tondition II WI forth huein HD llarm 1nstI1ti00n ffPIl bullbull tnIInltnall(l or rd IgtOJUeI will be1OVItIed urocSer IhIi Video MDnl~ optlcnJO m~ oul DfIor nollce 10 CUIIDmtlt in _10_lcIbII ~or iltlurtnu _ultur~bullbull II(t d ls(OfIIIne 1Id Dr ltand iii ~ policies and protedurtL

bull Inc~lon nd rDndonlon oIlte VIdeo MonIln shaUbe pt~~d by KJ Wthis AI_nt Iclude$ I cha lOt IIIdro Mkorin~ Se we If ucll Voo MOIIltorln Stltva 11 purthi1e-d IIde(I MOIIlto111lI S~II will Decln when the Video SVSlern II Inlblled and opelltonalbullbullnd when Ih nlltesHry communletllorll COMIKlion Is CQmplcHed NO obIililiOIl lor the provision 01 tI1l~ VidllO Monitorln SeMa w1I laquogtIIInt1l lbest tlQllirmenllm ~

b CstQ lqvlllmut Customtr shall obIalnlllu DWfI CMtnd fgtltPtn~ () thIqulpmenl netenry 10(OrlllKllo 10110( Ind (b) wtutev~ IKtmlnlon permits o tice nHS lIwrl be 0ItUSA fom1 penonl ~111gtDtI1Ie ulltity bull bull nd lIlY ot tilted lervico plt0iId~ In co_aion wIIh Ih ~lYI(el n vIdIo 11 to be IISfd boor 1111 Customer Ii inlltlgtcltod 10 poduct Ad Imrnll video I~a (Ih VIdeo System Imj oillcPemlsti 10 IhltOC Ithe VitIeo System fCl mers no torn~ wJrratIVor fPISnotlon 11 1 Mto NSr will _ate IS ln1enclecf Conto Iulttller IJreoII 11111 notwithillndi V rule o 1IlttIct~tron by tel In dec Svst Ind Video SVSI I~ 10 ihIII ~ no tiPOMIblIity or obIiamplllorocltgt ItCnliO CusIO lhe~ SVlIm 0V other CUlla IIQVI~I

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PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rm ICntI(~ CvllOflCf II _u~hi1 I~ Video SYUCfgtgt ~alecl time lilt poiltloorwd NllouteclSlltll WI II only PlocllK 01 caPlII VIdlaquoI SvlI ionIt cr (ns111M Prcmltsts CUomo ~ IdtqWIwtiotI Ifbullbullbulln~(f1tIamp tondillonJ 101 Ihl OINt~ of the CamuH CUIm~ nb1~tI ltId lCllel t t 10 ~I$d no UItIIfO 0 lHlclpil~ Itllouln c JIOlIlIofgtInamp- lfodfO 1M t1ilW UMffillr(ludill W nol limhecl lo~lttllrlC willi NS loaltiDfU INn 01 pClSOfU In-VIdeo Sysltm l~etJ Y ~pirI or UIMUff

d Cll Customtlt Rw toI rflpltllbk 10 lbe video ~Im ce oduced Of uptur by toe VIdtltgt ~ 11 (gt11_ IQ~ del indemnify Inc hold hl rmIti )(1 M( 011lt tnl1 diectotJ I nc Itmployotfl I bull Inc ~I dmq~ lou (csu and cprnses 1~IucIItIIfI$ON~ UOOneyl lKi) rSOgtamp an or 1IIIrd gtllT IIIoIMI defTIIflCh Of ulu In connKlion lh thr ue (gtptfllion

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C V~oSylltmSIcMIbull WhM fcnalI(Im tM ~S(Iltm II lCeMd KIC$tfWIlhe hI to 1( bull m Zb belort odfoiC 0fIlaquotI1I(y ~lIcn Ind mty CfQOlt nol to notlfv ~tfCY ~10NWl1f II ~I Ulon Ie bellr-c In ill )Olt d-trtIJon III n Imer ency fondillon (lCI~ nOI tlsl 10 ~I filii temPt Ie i~ Ito nUINe ollhltl tmesfltv by ut vI u l yenelnClllon ndlor Iht twO-ayollaquo 111_ iI pploble) of 1M Vldre Sl$IMlIn(lud~ CnOlNlt 1(I1t IIKI detirllI 11111 ergtey (onditJ olUs JO will tfIde_ 10 notify lhe popelt POlice or emet~ry (0II1IC1 on a IIlClllon alln cI In_I by(~omer 10 10 Ot lIS CltnH- WIlen ~~ICfl(y 11 lCe~](1 I bull bull UtpllO coaKI tilt 111 ~ble CII1I01r1If rtprtotllI~Ie orr lilt nCltlLutIOll c~ liS bill fill rIOI nol l l( tmtrlRfKV uLhI~ Ihls notlllcalll)lJ will bI irllh~ I of bullbull o 11 1(1 bull 1 folte ROC ~c~_ lilne c~S1~ fl1~ e~ edlle lhe Q~ IUt Iltgtr Yemerlencv or __~trCt otulJoII the cuHomtr HI nftdO mte IhIs tQIIMlln _kin csl~ IUlhobl$ n IKISIO ~ IU Iettl Ie UJt Itl dlKrltllorgt C_IIII I ~I Ot damp1IlIon 01 11 Pt 0 ptlt$ons en o OUftd 1111 cltfTIht$ who UI nalllUIIorInltI 0 ClrtOmet 10 Will HOT MUST Ott DpoundTAlN MfI tllUON

f tcordlnp CltnIOIOtf COMtllU 10 lbe Ilpe laquo0lt1111amp of ~I Ietph(lnlc tomnICIII bt_ Ihl Pttml~ nd KI lCI wll h no ~ InyIlLilJnIrom laquoordlne fo r bullbull nu 10 ~cd) CIt PlbltCJ11on 01 ampf1WO-Wty WIIrI eamtnamplnlaOOrU oVgttr KOId1 0lt lhelrIi1(1 hili III tidily In c~ wllh VIdeo Svll grllt Vldre SysIHTIIaa IndudI blrt rtClHnllted I e I frltN omltlIlon tOeJamptn(t o 0 1( by JCI CIt olltl oNi( p~ ~I__ lIenu COfltnclon Of tny Olha tIIIrd pan COMtel ie n wIIh e ~tllgt1 fOt 1~ 1ltt 01 ffIOI) ~nsmLilIIon eodilll InltrpOflamp UllOfIl4I 10 VidtO Imltbull

I IIl1k 01 1011 II lIMorntls 10 dgn nol prenl o wIfnl that IIIlt StltvIet1 p_nl nylou by buIII( IIoIdup fire 01 gherwbl CIt 1-1 Ih ~__ In til ua ptOyenide the ptelWIon for WO II is Lnslllld 0lt InIrIOdtcl Of lhaillM ~ will be ninttlpted 0 eUQImiddotf (ltnlome

II d ok It lou 0 cll mi l 10 the ~ belA( mon~t ~~~ to itl (ltntl wlgttlhot bIoIonCInlIDCWiOmtr O111end hM not dt on Inv ItennUliQI1l l ncl wlIes 01 CI CXp Of Implied e(~pt IJ pt(rV loti IOllh In l~ iI AiHmf nl fUr1I1e IxprlIV ~(luded from

IhIs ~I If til wnl lt 01 met(lIlnlabJlilv Of nt Of ulUbifi l f01 ~trtk FUfl)Oie

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JOHn SeN CONTROL PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL REPRf FOP COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

COMPLCTf ~o4JUTY FOR [SllBUSHNG AND MAINTANNGACCESS TO ND USE OF THE NONmiddotAPPIIOVI DTILCO SERVICE FOR CONNECTION TO 11lE AlA~M MONITOIING lQUIPMENT CUSTOM~A FURTHU UNDEFlSTANDS THAT TilE LARM SYSTEM Mr BE UNABLE TO 5(17( THE TILCO SfJlVlCE TO TRANSMIT AN ALJlRM SIGN F ANOTHER CONNECTIONHAS DiSABl EO IS NTIflfERINGwrYH OR BLOOlflG THE CONN(CfION

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Johnson ~liID 2019 JohntOO COfIIloIamp Ire Custom- Coolidenr1I1 Controls Do n~ cop (phy$~ ~ eectltOt1Icell 01 n any otrer m ed o) fIOjt toe elCpl es~ illlten permosslon 01 JOIWon C OIItfol$ Inc Pil~ ~ 42 01 ~ 2

TOWNSHIP OF WORTH Sanilac County MicbigaD 6903 S Lakeshore Rd Lexington Michigan 48450

Telephone (810) 359-8852 Fax (810) 359-7027 F-mail CleTkworthmlorg

PhUlp EssenmacheT sup~JenDifer Staoyer Clerk Jenuifer Woodruff Treasurer Jack Wylie Trustee Walter Badgerow Trustee

RESOlUTION 16-7-20-1

RESOLUTION TO ALLOW WORTH TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF DETROIT EDISON TO OPT ltlUT OF THE SMART METER PROGRAM

Whereas Detrott Edison Company has begun the process of Installing within the boundaries of Worth Township digItal advanced meter infrastructure to be referred 10 in this resolution as smart meters I and

Whereas many township residents have expressed concerns about the Installation of sm art meters on their

homes to Worth Township officials and to the Worth Township Board and

Whereas these residents and Township Board members have expressed concern about the alleged Intrusion

into their respective energy usage attributed to smart meters and

Whereas many residential customers of Detroit Edison Company are concerned that emissions from smart meters may be attributed to serious health problems including but not limited to physiological neurological pulmonary vascular and sensory and

Whereas Michigan House 8i114916 was written to address the above mentioned concerns regarding smart meters and has been forwarded to the Committee on Energy Policy

Now therefore be it resolved that the Township of Worth SanIlac County supports the ability of OTE Energy customers to retain their current analog meters and to opt out of the smart meter program fortheir homes without being subject to financial penalties and additional monthly charges

Now therefore be It further resolved that the Worth Township Board of Trustees strongly encourages State Representative Chairman Aric Nesbitt of the Committee on Energy Policy the Michigan Public Service Commission Attorney General Bill Schuette State Senator Phil Pavlov and State Representative Paul Muxlow to take all regulatory procedures needed to investigate alJthe aforementioned InformatJon and concerns for the health safety and welfare of our cItizens and Inhabitants

Board Adoption

This Resolution shall become effective on the date of Its adoption by the Worth Township Board

RESOLVED this O dayof j~ 010lw

ATIEST AS TO ADOPTION BY THE WORTH TOWNSHIP BOARD

$0 Resolved

Date 07- 2 D- b

Supervisor Philip G Essenmacher

~ Oerk Jennifer Stanyer

Motion to Adopt made by Board Member ~Yl)) Second by Board Member lAhxJtttff

Nay AbsentAye

Philip Essenmacher Supervisor

Jennifer Stanyer Clerk

Jennifer Woodruff Treasurer

Jack Wylie Trustee

Walter Badgerow Trustee

I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and complete copy of a resolution adopted by the Township Board

of Worth County of Sanilac Michigan at a Budget Meeting held onj~ 00 f OIQlli and that said meeting was given pursuant to ad In full compliance with the Open Meetl Act being PA 267 of 1976 and that the minutes of said meeting were kept and have been made available as required by said Act

Jennifer $tanyer - Clerk

Village of Reese Resolution No 13-14-01

A RESOLUTION ADDRESSING SMART METERS IN THE VILLAGE OF REESE

WHEREAS the teon Smart Meter often refers to an eleCOidty meter but it also may mean a device measuring natural gas or water consumption and

WHEREAS many communities across the country have joined forces to prohibit smart meters from being Installed locally mostly upon the notice ofhigher energy bills (Cost) illness (Health)forced installation ofmeter(lnvasion into Home) Privacyissues(4th Amendment right to Reasonable Expectation of Privacy) Safety and Liability and

WHEREAS on March 4 2013 the Planning Commission for the Village of Reese passed Resolution No 2013~02 that recommended that the Village Council consider takingjormal action to notify and ban allfuture use aSmart Meters within the VillQJe ofReese and

WHEREAS the Village Council believes that additional information relating to the use of smart meters 1n the Village of Reese needs to be compiled prior to making a definitive deCision with respect to banning the use ofthe devices NOW

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that at a regularly scheduled meeting of the Reese Village Counal being held on May 13 2013 ) a quorum being present a motion was made by KEAST and second by FIELBRANDT to place a moratorium on the use of ~smartmeterswithin the village limits for a period of six (6) months so that the Planning Commission can continue studying the matter AND

BE iT FURTHER RESOLVED tbatthe copies of this resolution be mailed to aD utility companies who provide electric gas and water services to the VIllage of Reese

Vote

Ayes 7 Nays 0 Abstain 0 Absent 0

ft(Z~iJlage Clerk

(MmeUmmbers Pnrlcialaobscii OM ~1llUser Rcentsl Mtlvm )ul1eMilier Attclll Plfks Wlniam WaiterS

City Clerk l1wUlCi M Smilh

Admmismllwc A$~ Oid Voo Cum

CITY OF BROWN CITY A Progressive Industrial and Agricultural Community

4205 Main Street Post Office Box 99 Brown Cily Michigan 48416()099 Phone (810) 346middot2325 Fax (810)3463802 el11lil brownctygrealtllIkesne

CITY OF BROWN CITY Resolution Number 16-04

A RESOLUTION TO THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION EXPRESSING THE BROWN CITY COUNCILS CONCERN WITH THE

INSTALLATION OF DTE ENERGY SMART METERS AND A REQUEST TO EXPLORE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY EFFECTS

WHEREAS OTE Energy has begunlhe installation ofnew mele to CU$lomers in Michigan ThumtNlleA oommunities~ replacing existing meters with srcaUed Smart meters that is electric meters which viH broadcast information to the utility company using radio frequencies and

WHEREAS DTE Energy has indicaled thaI il will at some point begin installotion of Smart mete in the City of Brown City and

WHEREAS Smart mel provide benefit 10 utilities by allowing remole meter reading by among other things eiiminating the need for someone to go onto each utility customers property to read a meter and possibly offering residents lower electric rates at non~peak times and

WHEREAS a significant number ofpeople including residents or the Cil) of Brown City have expressed heir roucems 10 this Council hom potential health effects ofthe Smart melers as well tIS other concerns regarding lheir universal deployment in the City and

WHEREAS although the City COlmcil is inforoted that it is without jurisdiction to directly regulate Smart meters exclusive jurisdiction over them residing with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) the City Council believes it is appropriate to assist its citizens in obtaining consideration of their issues by requesting careful review thereof by tbe MPSC

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROWN CITY that

I The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perform a careful analysis fbe potential health and safety effilltts which may result from the univernal installation of Smart meters for electric and gas utilities

2 The MPSC is further requested to consider delaying the deployment of Smart mete pending a conclusion by the MPSC following coreful study lJd review that such met are safe and will have neither short-term nOr tong~term negative consequences to the health of the citizens of the City of Brown city and the State of Michigan generally

City amp1 BC(lwu City H6illurion )6-(14

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3 The MPSC is asked to carefully examine other concerns regarding tbe deployment of Smart meters as may be sllbmilled 10 them by Tcside nls of the City of Brown Cily and lhe Stale of Michigan so as to insu re that all aspects or the issues are considered before final dctennination is mnde with respect 10 such deplo)111enl

4 The MPSC is funher asked to consider requi ring public lllilit ies to allow customers with appropriate medica l docwnellHll ion of their ind ividualized risks to opt out of SmOtrl me ter installation at their homes

5 The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perfoml a ca reful analysis ofrhe potential privacy issues regard ing available and fut ure SOlan meter technology

6 All resol Ulions inconsistent with [he foregoing resolut ion be and the same h~reby an repealed to the c-tent of such inconsi stency

The fo regoing Resolul ion was ofJered on May 9 20J 6 by Councilmember William Nailers and seconded by Counci l member Dan Loulzenhiser There folloed a Ro ll Call VOle with four (4) Councilmembers present eM Jacobson -alSlnl eM Louzenhiser-yes eM Mclvorycs eM Milkr-yes eM Parks-absent eM Wal(~rsmiddotyes

Abs(ltlining ~

Ab~enl ~

A QUORUM BFING PRESENT - MOTION DECLARED CARRIED

I Juonii a M Smilh (ily Clerk o(the City or Brown Cit) hereby cen iry thallhe foregoing is tru and complelc copy orn resolutiOlllldoplcd by rhe Cily Counc il o r th~ government ofrhc City of Brown City County orSonilac Sl3te of Michigan al a regular mecting hcld on May 9 2016 and thai said m~etin ~ was conducted M d public notice of sa id mecling WaS given pursuam to and in fuJI compliance with Ih Oren Meelings Act bein Ac t 267 Public ActS o( Michigan 1976 and thaI the mimlles of ~a id meeting Wlfe kepi nnd ill be U f have been made available as requ ired by said Act

---1 L ~ r f - ~ _-7~~----~_ -c lt-1 JUClnilil M Smi th City Cleek City or Brown City Sanilac Count y Michigltln

lt 11 or Brown e ll) Rcsoluliun 16 middotJ~

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RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THEAlIIUrv OF Clrv IEStDENTS AND PROnIffY OWNERS TO EUlCITO OPTmiddotOUT OF RECEMNG

ADVANCED UTilITY MmRS (SMART METElISl

The followIng preamble and resolution were offered by Coundlmember ~1 i t hoe J ~rL_~ and SlIpp-orted bV Councflmemher ~~__k Ll pa n __~

WHEREAS OTE Energy SVIARl meters (SMART rn~ters) are 0lltidern electrIc metirs which end elect(ic meter readings dutomatlcaty bv using a radio frequency nehvorK rather than 11 uarlitronal on-site ~te( reading method lind

WHEREAS DTt fnargys actively Installing SMART meters throughout southeastern Mlchigan And has recently moaJfed 11

latter to the City of caro pemin1na to the ability of City residents to opt-our of f(Celving a SMART meter and

WHEREAS a numberQf CIty residents have exprltssed tomems regarding negative health conditIons that may reson from the use of SMART meters the a(CUuKY ofSMART meters and the possibmty that th~ uS of SMART meters may contribute to Ute loss of personal Jlrivacy aod

WHEREAS the Mict~an Public SeNke ComPlisston has receotlydedded to lnvesligate seve-fal Il$pea$ pertalnloji to the use and installation of SMART metm and

WHOtpoundA5 the Mlthigan Public Service Commission tlSi a tompomml cf this lmt~stigation is requesting thai utmW comPanles disclose Information rega-rdltli tM po-tential adverse hearth effects associated with (he use of SMART metetS and

WHEREAS th~ City of CarD Council i$ charged with securing and defendioe the overall health safety_ aod welfare of the ldenU of the aiy and their guests

NOW THEREFORE BE rr RESOlVED that the City of (arc Council her) supports the abillty of Its residents and property owoe~ to elect to o-pt-out of receiving SMART meters m$taIJed

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Cam Coune supports the invGSlgat1ltm by the Mkhigan Public Servlce Commission of SMART meters

THIS RESOLUTiON DECLARED ADOPTED nus 5 DAV OF August 20131 ClerkITreasufac of 1M City of Cam State of Michigan do hereby certify tNt thE foraolng Resolution was duly adopted by the City of cam Council during its regular meeting Mid in the Municipal BunOlng in the Clty of Carcent on August 2013

Resolution It 16-201~ June 6 2016

RESOumON A RESQUJTiON SUPPORTING MfCHIGAN HOUSE BtLl4916 OR SIMIlAR IEGtsJATlON AND SUPPORTING THE AmUTY OF TOWNHSIP R6U)poundNTS TO CHOOSE TO HAVE AN ANALOG EtECTfUC AND GAS MEml RATHER THAN ASMART (ADVANCEtll MErE

WHEREAS smart meters are computerized electr1c meters that send electric meter readings to the utility via radiofrnquency radiation multiple times per day and

WHEREAS analog meters are manualJy read electromechanical meters that have accurately

measured the electrtc consumption of homes and busfnessesfor over acentury and

WHEREAS DTE Energy (the utility) is repiaclng exJs1ing utility meters with smart (oka advanced or AM) meters and

WHEREAS DTE EnelY plans to replace all meters with either the fully functioning smart meier orthe smart meter with the radlofrequency turned off (opt-out meter) and

WHEREAS the opt~()ut meter must be manoa read In the same way analog and nooshytransmitting digital meters must be read and

WHEREAS the IItl1ity in fts testimony berore the Pub1c $ervlce CQmmission in U-17053 has stated that the nonMtransmltting smart meter performs no functions not already performed by the analog electric meter and

WHEREAS the utility charges the residentJa customer $6720 to have the norHransmitting opt-out smart meter In place of the fully functionIng smart meter and

WHEREAS the cost of lealllng In piace an existing analog meter is $000 thus creating an unnecessary charge on the customer who does not wish to have a smart meter on their home Or business and

WHEREAS some persons on fixed lncomesare unable to afford the opt-out fees and

WHEREAS the utlJlty does not permit businesses to opt out and

WHEREAS1 citIzens of this oommunity have expressed many concerns about this replacement Including concerns about the health effects of mdlofrequency radIation and the voltage transients and harrnonfcs (line noise) generated by smart meters concerns about privacy and hacking concerns about fire safety and fire hazards concerns about Impending time-ofltse rates and resultant increases In electric bills and conterns aoout remote shut-off and

WHEREAS many residents in the State of Michigan have reported negative health symptoms after the installation of smart electric meters or rnm-transmittlng opt-out meters on their homes and

WHEREAS some residents of the State of Michigan have reported that their smart meter has cau~ht fire or exploded or have reported flickering lights and appliance short-outs Immediately after a smart meter was installed and

WHEREAS the Township of Vassar has worked tirelessly to attract positive Investment while rejecting those that put our health environment and quality of life at risk and

WHEREAS the Vassar Township Board of Trustees ts charged with securing and defending the overatl health safety and welfare of the residents of the Township and their guests and

WHEREAS the electromagnetic frequencies emitted and generated bV these meters have been snown by tens of thousands of scientific studies since the 19305 to harm biological systems and therefore may pose a serious long~term threat to the health of our cltlzensj and

WHEREAS customers with a disability under the Americans with DlsabIHtles middotAct may not be charged for accommodation of their disability and

WHEREAS both the nonmiddottransmittlng smart meter and the analog meter accurate IV measure electricity usage and whereas both must be read by a meter reader therefore making them indlstlngulshable for purposes of metering customer electrical usage and

WHEREAS smart meters have not been mandated by the federal or state government and

WHEREAS our Township is committed to providIng equal opportuntty and quality of rife for all and to removing full barriers to participation In public nfe on the basts of dlsabnity and

WHEREAS OTE has been unresponsive to these customer concerns and

WHEREAS House 81114916 would address these concerns without Impacting the utilitys ability to Install smart meters on the homes and busInesses of those who want a smart meter

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Vassar Township Board of Trustees supports the ability of OTE customers to not partidpate in the smart meter program on their homes and businesses and to have their electricity usage measured by an analog meter without suffering financial penalties or Incurring monthly charges as outlined in House 81114916 and that an analog option be offered in perpetuity to all uttllty customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar TownshIp Board ofTrustees calls upon the Chair of the House Energy Policy Committee the members oftne Energy Polhy Committee the state representative for our dlstrtct the state senator for our district the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Attorney General to do all In their power to ensure passage of House 81114916 and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar Township Soard ofTrustees calis upon the above-mentioned persons and governmental entitles If House 81114916 Is not passed in this legtslative session to do all In their power to ensure passage of legislation In the future that will ensure that utility customers have the right to have an anakJg meter on their homes or

middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

Vassar Township Clerk ~~--=-~

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AI ortmiddotpe~ kWh ClIpadly EIIOIJ O9COC per kWh Non-Capadty Cnor1V bull4J5lC kWh

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oN_V(O1 ~Chalt~ bull $5(l per mollh Oistrll)Jioll kWn CY al-roond) bull543(X per kWl1

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MId-jMk MOIIdiy bull nidi) 1 am to 3 pm 7 pm to n pm AI mId-oeak kWh

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(Crtlieal PHIl _ ts cIInIQ on-pfU Worodly rriGay1o eo hours IIlaquo VN~ IIrtIttI ___ notl~)

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Novembtf Ihrovfjh May -sl 20 kWh per dIy

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Delivery CNiroes 5efvice (halVe $750 per rnonl h RIA Credit middot $750 per monlh Di5tribvtlon kWhbullbull 543OC per kWh

Time of Day Rate-

On-peak h(Wrs MonCJay-rriday n Um 10 7 pm Power Supply CnarQes June through Octo~r

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Mi(1)eilk MoIIdIlY friday am to 3 pm amp 7 pm to I pm All midpeak kWh

Capacity poundnerQy bullbullbull bullbullbull bullbull Aoose per kWh Non-tapaclty Enerqy bullbull bull 4Q49 per kWh

Off-peak 11 pm to 7 am and all day Saturday Sunday and desiQna~ holidays

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(Critical Puk events dJrlnQ on-puk hours MondayshyFriday Ilmlto to eo lIours per year with ~vance notite

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November through May (IrS 20 ~Wh per dat

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

~~~ Jodi Fetting

Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

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JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

2

Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

3

Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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M(CH IGA N MUN terrAL

RISK MANAGEMENT A UT HORITY

Tuscola County

Net Asset Distribution History

2006 Distribution $ 1780 2007 Distribution $ 6 168 2008 Distribution $ 22488 20 10 Distribution $ 18073 20 II Distribution $ 48 158 2012 Distribution $ 69969 20 13 Distributi on $ 23 880 20 14 Distribution $ 6 1354 2015 Distributi on $ 79500 2016 Distribution $ 35 885 2017 DislribUlion $ 30242 2018 Distribution $ 95735 20 19 Distribution $ 113097

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Clayette per OUf conversation here is the Bishop Airport application to be submitted to the Administrator I find these tees acceptable for the Structure Heights

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Clayette A Zechme lsler Chief Accountant Tuscola County 125 W lincoln Sl Suits 500 Cara MI 48723 zclaytuscOlacoufl tyO(g voice 989-672-3710 fax 989-672-4011

Visit us Online for County Servlces wwwtuscolacounryorg

CONfIOENTlALlTY NOTICE Th~ informJtion contained In this communicJtion induding IItrJcfments is privileged and conRdentilll It Is Intended only for the exdusive use of th~ IIddressee If the der of this mUSlgt is not thelnttlnded recipient you lire hereby notified that imy dissemination distribution or copying ofrhis communfeJItiOn s strictiy prohibited if you ha Ve received thIs communiclltlon In tlfTVr Pleastl notifY liS by t tlphoroe immediately

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BISHOP INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT HE IGHT ZONING PERMIT APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS

1 The following shall be submit ted to the Zon ing Administrator

A The Applicant shalt address a Jetter or generate an email hereinafter referred to as the perm it application) to the Zoning Administrator requesting a permit be issued under Joint Airport Zoning Board Ordinance No 98 -1 and addressed to the following

Zoning Admin istrator Bishop International Airport G-342S W Bristol Road Flint MI 48507 AnN Joseph Medici AAE E-Mail jmedlcibishopalrportorg

B The Applicant sha ll attach to the permit application all relevant inform ation (eg exact location height dates amp times contact information) including a Federal Aviation Administrations (FAAs) Determination of No Hazard to Air Navigation

2 Effective January 1 2016 the App licant shall include with the permit application a check or money order made payab le to the Bishop Internationa l Airport Authority This applicat ion fee is non-refundable Permil fees as indicated below are per permit

Structure Height (AGLl Application Fee Less than 50 $100 50 - 199 $150 200 - 499 $200 500 or greater $250

3 Upon receipt of the above information the Zon ing Administrator will either approve or deny the permit within fifteen (15) days Failure to provide the required information win result in a denial of the permit

4 In the event of denial the Applicant shall have 21 days to appea l the decision of the Zoning Administrator to t he Board of Appeals

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Account Name I Budge Budge Actu3

Percentage SpentfRecelved

259-971-000 WORKSTATIONS VARIOUS OEPTS 84 40 1700000 1700000 0 00 1575070 124930 926

259-971-019 FOC SECURITY AUDIT SOFTWARE 000 4500000 000 000 000 000 OWI

259-972-019 REPLACE INFRASTUCTURE 000 3800000 3800000 000 IBOOOO 362(JOOO 474k

259-973-019 GIS LARGE FORMAT PRINTER 000 450000 450000 000 450000 000 1000010

259-974-018 UPGRADE BOARD ROOM PROJECTc 812000 000 0 00 000 000 000 000-

259-974-01 9 BSampAACCOUNTINGfBUDGETING SC 000 000 18000000 000 50760 00 12924000 2820

259-97Hl18 REPLACE CONTENT FilTERS 9 95502 000 000 000 000 000 000gt

259-976-018 VOI P MOSQUITO AND DOC 1153082 000 000 000 000 000 000gt

259-980-017 ANIMAL CONTROL SECURITY 000 1700000 1700000 000 15964 00 103600 93911

259-982-001 IT SERVERS 000 2600000 2600000 000 2517571 82429 968raquo4

259-988-018 REPLACE CORE SWITCHING EQUIP 958 1193 000 000 000 000 000 0OCP4

259-989-018 COURTHOUSE SECURITY ENHANC( 168600 000 000 000 000 000 000gt

259-990-lt)18 KRONOS TIME SYSTEM 5921486 18000000 1252000 000 508501 7434 99 4061

259-99 1-018 UPGRADE JAIL COMPUTERS 14 77350 0 00 000 0 00 000 000 000gt

259-992-0 18 PROBATE COURT ON-BASE 6706053 000 000 000 1313500 -1313500 100 COY

265-970-030 PICKUP TRUCK 000 4000000 4000000 000 000 4000000 00010

265-970-040 PURDY BLDG COMM ROOM FURNIT 000 560000 5600 00 000 238364 321616 42570

265-971-019 PURDY BLDG SMOKE OETECTORSII 000 000 250000 249550 249550 4 50 9982gt4

265middot972-018 PAINT MAGISTRATE OFFICE 000 150000 150000 000 000 l saoOO 000

265-972-019 COURT SIGNS 000 500000 500000 000 000 5000 00 000gt

265-980-018 COMPACT TRACTOR WIPLOW 000 4000000 4000000 000 000 4000000 0 00gt4

275-971-0 10 DRAIN COMAA FIlE CABINETS 000 200000 200000 000 000 200000 OOOgtJ

6J212019 Tuscola County Ma~I - Fmal Budget apployal lor this ~af _J Clayette Zechmcister ltzclaytuscolacounfyorggt

Tuscola County

Final Budget approval for this year

Rahm Mormando ltrmormandotuscolacountyorggt Thu Jun 202019 at 302 PM To Clayette Zechmeister ltzclaytuscolacou ntyorggt

Forgot 10 add that the added poSition is the same that we talked about to the commissioners at our last meeting about the whole budget change and the lease

The poSition is 20-25 hours $10-12 per hour to start Paid lor by the grant The overall budget does rOt change this was an adjustment that ellmmaled certain things (inCluding overtime lor prisoner Iransport to meel me) The staffing number will Change by I but the budget will actually be less Some 01 the money lor the actual office setup came from Ihal same Z9k thai was sellor overtime So the FICA elc wonl be needed iolhal Shelly and I talked about the money par1 of this and I was actually was budgeling a totat cost altha employee at somewhere tess Ihat $17 per hour That was all In and IS included in my adjustments

l ei me know il you have any questions

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Department of Licens ing and Regulatory Affai rs

Mich igan Indigent Defense Comm ission Request for Contract Adjustment

1 Name and Address of Gra ntee 2 Funding UniteS) 3 Grant Number 4 GranUC ontraCI Period 20 19-41 From_01f1201 9 To_03l3112019=-rCo l shy

5 Requested AdJ us lmenl ( ) Compliance Plan Modification ( ) Personnel Change (X) Budgel Re iSion ( ) Contract Extension

6 Requested Effective Date 7 Explanation of Requested Revision Provide justification for the requested reviSion and attach additional documents or pages if necessary

See Attached Previously submitted for approval 8 Budget Revision Reques t

Budget Category Current Approved Budget Revision Revised Budget IBudget Request

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Partnering with you to deliver value-driven solutions

A Planned Service Agreement with Johnson Controls provides you with a customized service strategy designed around the needs of your facility Our approach features a combination of scheduled predictive and preventative maintenance services that focus on your goals

As your building technology services partner Johnson Controls delivers an unmatched service experience delivered by factory-trained highly skilled technicians who optimize operations of the buildings we Nark Vllith creating productive and safe environments for the people within

By integrating our service expertise with innovative processes and technologies our value-driven planned service solutions deliver sustainable results minimize equipment downtime and maximize occupant comfort

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JOHNSON CONTROLS PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED FOR COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

Executive Summary

PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL FOR COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

Dear Mike Miller

We value and appreciate your interest in Johnson Controls as a service provider for your building systems and are pleased to provide a value-driven maintenance solution for your facility The enclosed proposal ouUines the Planned Service Agreement we have developed on your facility

Details are included in the Planned Service Agreement summary (SChedule A) but highlights are as follows

bull In this proposal Ne are offering a service agreement for 2 Years starting 0810112019 and ending 07312021

bull The agreement price for first year is $1302000 see Schedule A Supplemental Plice and Payment Terms for pricing in subsequent years

bull The equipment options and number of visits being provided for each piece of equipment are described in Schedule A Equipmentlisl

As a manufacturer of both mechanical and controls systems Johnson Controls has the expertise and resources to provide proper maintenance and repair services for your facility

Again thank you for your interest in Johnson Controls and we look forward to becoming your building technology sarvices partner

Please contact me if you have any questions

Sincerely

William Rasco Service Manager (866) 635-1392

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Benefits of Planned Service A Planned Service Agreement with Johnson Controls will allow you to optimize your buildings facility performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a value-driven solution thai fits your specific goals delivered wilh the attention of a local service company backed by the resources of a global organization 5 VALUfS 9_--_- shyWi th this Planned Service Agreement Johnson -- shy

Controls can help you achieve the following five objectives

1 Identify Energy Savings Opportunities Since HVAC equipment accounts for a major portion of a buildings energy usage keeping your system performing at optimum levels may lead to a significant reduction in energy costs

2 Reduce future Repair Costs Routine maintenance may maximize the life of your equipment and may reduce equipment breakdowns

3 Extend Asset Life Through proactive faclory-recommended maintenance the life of your HVAC assets may be extended maximizing Ihe relum on your investment

4 Ensure Productive Environments Whether creating a comfortable place where employees can be productive or controlling a space to meet specialized needs maintenance can help you achieve an optimal environment for the work Ihalls being accomplished

5 Promote Environmental Health and Safety When proper indoor conditions and plant requirements are maintained business outcomes may be improved by minimizing sick leave reducing aCCidents minimizIng greenhouse gas emissions and managing refrigerant requirements

All of the services we perform on your equipment afe aligned with -The 5 Values of Planned Maintenance and our technicIans understand how the work they perform can help you accomplish your business objectives

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Personalized Account Management A Planned Service Agreement also provK1es you with the support of an entire team that knows your site and can closely work with you on budget planning and asset management Your local Johnson Controls accounl management team can help guide planned replacement energy relrofits and olher building improvement projects Youll have peace of mind that an entire learn of skilled professionals vlill be looking out for what is best for your facility and budget

A Culture of Safety Johnson Controls technicians take safety seriously and personally and integrate it into everything they do All of our technicians participate in regular and thorough safety training Because of their personal commitment we are a leader In the HVAC service Industry for workplace safety performance This means that you do not have to worry about us when we are Q1 your site

Commitment to Customer Satisfaction Throughout the term of your Planned Service Agreement we will periodically survey you and use your feedback to continue 0 make improvements to our service processes and products Our goal is to deliver the most consistent and complete service experience possible To meet this goal weve developed and implemented standards and procedures to ensure you receive the ultimate service experience - every time

Energy amp Sustainability A more sustainable world one building at a time - Johnson Controls is a company that started more than 125 years ago with a product that reduced energy use in buildings Weve been saving energy for customers ever since Today Johnson Controls is a global leader in creating smart environments whers people IIe INOfk and play helping to create a more comfortable safe and sustainable world

The Value of Integrity Johnson Controls has a long proud history of integrity We do what we say we will do and stand behind our commitments Our good reputation builds trust and loyalty In recognition for our commitment to ethics across our global operatIons we are honored to be named one of the Worlds Most Ethical Companies by Ethisphere Institute a leading think tank dedicated to business ethics and corporate social responsibility In addition Corporate Responsibility Magazine recognizes Johnson Controls as one of the top companies in its annual 100 Best Corporate Citizens list

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Service Plan Methodology As part of Ihe delivery of this Planned SeNiee Agreement Johnson Conlrols will dedicate a local customer service agent responsible for having a clear understanding of the agreement scope and your faCility procedures and protocols

A high-level overview around our service delivery process is outlined below including SCheduling emergency service on-sile paperwork communication and performing repairs outside of the agreement scope

Scheduling Preventative maintenance service will be SCheduled using our automated service management system In advance of the scheduled service visit our technician is sent a noUce of service 10 a smartphone Once the technician acknowledges the requesl you customer service agent witt call or a-mall your on-site contacl to let you know the start date and type of service scheduled

The technician checks in wears personal protective equipment perfonns the lask(s) as assigned checks oul with you and asks for a screen capture signature on the smartphone device A work order is then e-mailed faxed or printed for your records

Emergency Services Emergency service can be provided 7 days a week 24 hours a day 365 days a year During normal business hours emergency service will be coordinated by the customer service agent After hours weekends and holidays the emergency service number transfers to the Johnson Conlrols after-hours call center and on-calt technicians are dispatched as needed

Johnson Controls is committed to dispatching a technician within hours of receiving your call through the service line A work order is e-malled faxed or printed for your records Depending on the terms of your agreement you may incur charges for after hour services

Communication A detailed communication plan will be provided to you so you know how often we will provide information to you regarding your Planned Service Agreement The communication plan will also provide you w ith your main contacls at Johnson Controls

Approval Process for Non-Covered Items Johnson Controls will adhere 10 your procurement process No work will be performed outside 01 the agreement scope without prior approval Johnson Controls will work with you closely to ensure your procurement process is followed before any non-covered Item work is started

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Summary of Services and Options

Comprehensive and Operational Inspections During comprehensive and operational inspections Johnson Conlrols w ill perform routine checks oltha equIpment for common issues caused by normal wear and tear on the equipment Additionallests can be run to confirm the equipments pertormance

Routine maintenance such as lubrication cleaning and lightening connections can be performed depending on the type of equipment being serviced Routine maintenance is one of the keys to the five values of maintenance -It can help identify energy saving opportunities reduce futUre repair costs extend asset life ensure productive environments and promote health and safety

Combustion Analysis

Combustion analysis and subsequent adjustments are critical to efficient boiler operation Boiler fuel whether natural gas or oil must burn in the proper combination of fuel and air (oxygen) Poor combustion can create soot deposits on the tubes impairing heat transfer Incomplete combustion can also lead to the potential formation of CO (carbon monoxide) an odorless gas that can harm occupants In the mechanlcat room andlor building Johnson Controts technicians will analyze the flue gas to determine If optimal fuellair ratios are present

Operational VisltlControls System Verification Based on our exper1ise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance and calibrations on the equipment controller for your mechanfcal equipment The inspection includes the following tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel

bull Review of alarms points which are offline out of service and overridden points

bull l ocal baclltup of controller program

Advantages Provides proactive Identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments identify energy efficiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

Operational VisitSupervisory Controls System Verification Based on our expertise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance on the supervisory controllers and servers in your Metasys system The inspection includes the follOoving tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel and cleaning as needed bull Review of alarms points which are offli ne out of SeNtce and overridden points bull l ocal backups of controllers objects and server repoSitories bull Review security database and ensure default passwords are Changed

Advantages Provides proactive identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments Identify energy effICiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

TowerfBasin Cleaning During operation a cooling tower becomes a natural repOSitory for wind-blown debris This debris has a tendency to collect In the towers sumpbasin Johnson COI1trols technicians will clean the lower and basin 10 prevent blockage and pOlenllal damage to critical system

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components This service does not include chemicallreatment required to control or eliminate biohazards such as Legionella unless chemical water trealment services have been added as a separate option

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Summary Thank you for considering Johnson Controls as your building technology services panner The following agreemenl document Includes all the details surrounding your Planned Service Agreement

With planned service from Johnson Controls youll get a value-driven solution that can help optimize your building controls and equipment performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a solution that fits your specific goalS delivered with the attention of a local seNice company backed by the resources of a global organization

We ll be your building technology services partner

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Planned Service Agreement

Cuslomer Name COUNTY OF TUSCOLA Address 440 N STATE S1 CAROMI48723-1555 Proposal Dale 061112019 Eslimale 1-135LX3G9

IScope of Service

Johnson ContrOls Inc r Jcq and the Cuamplomer (colledively the -Parties) agree Preventative MaintenslCe SelVlces as defined in Schedule A r Services) will be provided by JCI aihe Customers facitily This Planned Service Agreement the Equipment U s Supplementat Price and Payment Tefms Terms and CondJUons and Schedule5 attached hereto and incorporated by this reference as if sellor1h funy herein (ColecUvely the Agreement) cover the rights and obligations of both the Customer and JCt

Extended Service Options for Premium Coverage

If Premium Coverage is selected on-sile repair services to the equipment will be provided as specified in this Agreemenl for the equipmenllisted in Ihe attached Equipment Us

IEquipment List

Only the equipment listed in the Equipment Lisl will be covered as part of this Agreement Any changes to the Equipment Lisl must be agreed upon in writing by both Parties

----------------~ITerm f Automatic Renewal

ThIs Agreement takes effect 0fI 0810112019 and will continue until 0713112021 (Originaj Term) The Agreement will aUlomalicatty renew on a year-Io-year basis after the Onglnal Teon ends unless Ihe Customer Of JCI gives the other writte n notice il does not wam to renew The nolice must be delivered al least (45) days prior 10 the end of the Original Term or of any renewal period The Orignal Term and any renewal periods are sometimes collect ively referred to in this Agreement as the Term Renewal price adjustments are discussed in the Terms and Conditions

IRefrigerant Charges

Refrigerant is nOllncluded under this Agreemenl and wilt be billed separately to the Customer by JCt

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IPrice and Payment Terms

The lolal Contract Price for JCIs Services duringlhe 1st year of the Original Term is $1302000 This amount will be paid to JCI in Annual Installments Pricing for each subsequent year of a mul1iyear Original term Is sel forth in the Supplemental Price end Paymenl Terms All payments will be due and payable within 30 days of Ihe invoice date and SUCh IImely payment by Customer shall be a condition precedenl 10 JCIs obligation to perform lis Services A penalty of one and a half percent (15) of the amount due per month shall accrue for payments received after the payment due date Renewal price adjustments are set looh in the Terms and Conditions

Invotoes wil be senllo the following lOcation

TUSCOLA COUNTY COURTHOUSE 125 W LINCOLN ST CAROMI48723

o In lieu of paper Invoices senllO the location above invoices should be emelled 10 the following email address

This proposal Is valJd for thirty days from the proposal date

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Supplemental Price amp Payment Terms (Applies to MultimiddotYear Contracts Only)

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ISpecial AddItions and Exceptions

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5 R~MOTE MONITORING SERVICES OR REMon OPERAnNG SpoundtViCU If RemOt~ Monllorlne Seflllltn o lemole OPftJ~ ~lceJ ae pgtfOgticlld CUOtnCf fees 10 furnbh lei wll~ IIgtI of the n 111t oddlt e maUl~delbullM pJIO~ ~mlgtelaquo ofU penon lhOtlltd 10 be tcntlatll by 0lt be blt 10 OonUCl lhe IIOC tO ftJ1 ~rm sl)et)flr 11_ UPOR talOn thltC PPOIHI~ I bullbulltlor(y1f JO SeJltlccs lncfuOe tmtrl MOltlo(lfin SffVlcH wilh Open ltId (IDmiddot Cuno 100 it Itt Inh h J(I wllh CUllOtrgte$ (IiII1v alld hold _Int rod cfltWiI

Johnson WJC 2019JotvIson Conlois I ControlsC uS lome C onhcleI1I Do nQI COgt ( ~orlly ~onCIII~1 0lt flIy Otref mad ill) WUI10UI Ih~ eltPHS lien permssion QI JoIIOI1 Co)(rolamp IIIC P()ge 35 0 142

JOHItSON CONTROL~ PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED -OR COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

~thedltJIt$ CVlo mer 3iQC to mlllli arid upd~le l~ tillillill wilh altcult InlOI ffIIl on CUltlDmelt fu(~ bullbullbulle t 10 n01l1y ICI of loU~ (ha nampe IS loon II pOIIbllt lelIIOC Is fIOI -spobif 10 li nd new ootIlICUnumbltm H I~ (onl~CU 0lt1 lit all 11m Mot be reached ma um of t~laquo ~ct It Iowed for I ny Ilmot oil dy If noM 01 Itos ltolltCIS un be ucd tlltn ncIMII C11I()I I~ ROC lIl t rspOlU~e 10 d_ts ( UIO- ill repoMIbie 101 ~00 I I ltOlll 100 ~ Wn lom Customer ffW 0 po~ lmety updates 101 ~nv or th COIltKi lrIotmll lonsubmhlod 10 Ihe ROC

5 CUSTOMER SlRVIC INfOflMUON PORTAL ( mom may be ~ble 10 uUIle ICf CUgtlomelt SeltvIu nlo IIIIIOO PO(il dl1ne Ihe It1ftI 01 1119 H-tnent pu rsu~nl 10 the I~tn ppllcable Term 0 1 UI~ IIteemenl

B 0U1 OF SCOPE SERVlCE5 If dul1nC enyServict Vit KI delrc111 defect in any of Cuotomet t qulpmtnllhtIgt IIO t Covered EQOip~nt undq IhlJ Afltement (In Oul of Seoplt Dof~otmiddotlKI Y lbut lhall have MobIifation 10) fIOlity Cu~ 01 sud Out 01 Sltltraquo- oftct II Culttonw ele(ts 101 JeIIO ep Jgtoth Oul 01 Sca~ ~fce 01 il Jet olMrwiH pMOims Sentieel 0 pr~ _Ieltias Pln_ Ot tqIlpment outside Ihe fCDpe oIlhe StIWlca collenM-ly CuI 01 Scope SeMen- Cullom sltll dlreQ 10 10 01 eh Oul 01 ~ Stnokn IrI wtItlflamp ~nII CUltOIM wu PlY 10lt rn Out or ScOPe SeMltoH ~IIO IIlIndyend lees o hou1y fa II he reultil IgtOlite 01 n Out 01 Sltgpe ~ect Customer ~Ieltts not to etIa~ K I lO RPlIr well Ou l Df~oIect CuSlomer II deffnd nil Indemnify let from IIId Iirlsl lllflndft Ionesdlmos dJ lml COltsnd expenses Ifisl dlrectlyOf Indirf(loul 01 wchOuI oIScopl Delect Any Oul ol Swpe SeMcC ~rlonned by 10 II 1M direction 01 CultOmer PUflv nt 10 Ihis

Seciion IJIIII be lJbI~IIO lhe le ms oIlhlJ eement

C IXClUSIONS Ct Skfl llgtd wrrnty obHIltclll epreuly egtltdud

) the fllMr or ~IMIII 01 cluctwort ~Inp bIneu Iliumfar supporU t_ lilllttsbIHgtIotdltOtIIr and ~neumu( pIf)Inamp Iltd ~l shu afII pipI 1lO11IOIItv tPIlaquot-d 01 malrgtUitJKI on scMdulod balitNI-1InI 01 01 0 pIic plplnt

(b) daoosal 01 hlloudoul_IIK ocfpf H olhtlWbe Pfesslt ptOIfided heln)

(c) clblrl lCllng 01 ehikr ~OIIdef4er WIlt tems d Oilier coltnPltgtlnts fOi blDlald$ such II but nOI Wmlllaquod 10 leamplone~ Unlesl ewt)lltilly slaquolloflll In IhotKopt 01 teN(ts betwe-tn tIM PII Unlen eoplick ty provld for within me scope 01 SfMcd thl iJ Oul of Scope StNkt$M til CultomltfS egtdult-e r ponllbWty 10 mkt ~Hlnt_ts lot wch oervktl with proYide oilgte lhan JO Me-ntlons 01 chll~ tube lelnlnamp condttuer oltnlnc coolnl l_cleanlnamp Of boiler tubt nrc IrI I ny KOpe or It only I~WQfk 10 remow nomlll bullthp 01 dIbriI ~d sctle lube brush cltltllrlamp prfuurt _hln obullbullcld IIuIhlrlJ ReIre 10 well cit doe fIOIlrldlldlti chItInQI cleanl dIsInffltlJo~ g ~ _I IHlmern r~lrN 10 ellminale (ontrOl 01 dSirllect IIIhst bIDtrd$ such IS bul 1gt01 IimIIfO to Leckgtnelllt

dl suwl 1Utltorles 01 items nov comed dIrMI the use of COOterCd (ltIgt~ such flbbons w illgt and ~Mlt

Ie) I~ furnllhlnpound of ~teNli and suppiles lor P4inlln Of rttlnlsllint equllmen

(I) I~ rePiit 01 e~cmenl 01 wIe In ~onduM bud bIetrlnsmlsslo Mnel g the ~ II flOl otgtrmly epllted 0 m~lntId gn I l ohedultd bJl II

(II) rel)laetmenl 01 obsolele paru Ind

(h) d 01 fny Idndlnrllldln bul not Ilmlld 10 ~ C ltlOlt1II Ir1jltJ V dutll opetty mit ~rd 1M ~om of 111 0 i( fliultitIC from

bull Iue mllase Ittlons Idjunme nts ill~U tombiNtlons rnoolfklllorn 0 repoalrJ 10 CO-etCd pound4I1pmen1 nOI ~rf01mtd ptovlaed 0 i9J1fowd Inwlt~ by ICI

bull eluEp ment nOI c~ed by IIIIs tg eement o-r II~CIvntflUi mad e to (ovl td lqulpmenl

bull I CIS 0 omlsslonl 01 the Cullom Iudl but not Ike d 10 1iHi fi ll of lhe (ulOme 10 fulflI lhe 0m ObUtlonl IrId Commllts to Jete) dulbed In ~ctlon f Oll Ms rttt OpefatOl erro CUltOmtTmiddot IIW I 10 (Onduel tgtffltfll~ lnllni n I isulU~ fom CU ltomerl prellous denlll of 10 ItClSS to the C_ed Equipment uld Cullomers f~IIye 10 knp the Sill (lein 1M Iitt 01 dull 111 01 ollie IAniclef a debris ~ sucll CDndilionslre prously txpressJv Itknowledled by JO 11I _1t1flamp

bull siltgt- eliled Ind tlWlromtenl1 rolldillolU IntludJnc but flOl ~mlted 10 POIIfI tllvrs Oll(ul i loni in eleclliul cufTMi (or -~t $UCI) 00 biQhlltdS Wth u but fIOI ~rnlled 10 Lelonc lllo IlIoclIled wilh COnd_l wllI (0011 lower systems ad subcompo~n l Iylleml

D ~AYMNT DIJUGAl1DN

CulIIme Ihal Ply 1M lcts wtl du1n KCOfdlIltt wIIh Int PIYfJItIII It ml prald td lor In lhe llIeemeI Such PIIymtnl II cond~1oP pc~tdnl to 10 ablellon 0 perlam StMcu under 1M e-emtnt In lu v lillny pvchlle o d elllKllo lhi eeme-nl bullbull nd ~~hstancl Ul4le 10 Iht tom theltein Cuslomtr tkAOWledIIOO ftel thlt IofIdU JO IrwoIces 10 an meum _teIhln $15000 lhall be ~Id a nlt wire t~fe check Of money order If IhII rume-n11s rertoedlCttl1 ovide (tmametwlth IlOlite olillyIdjUllmtnlS In the ConllKl Prict appfltlblt 10 Mff_1I period no r Ihn IOflYmiddotfWtjS)dltIys 11lt10lt 10 tIgtt totNMnoemcnl oll~illenewit 1Dcl UnonlOAlaquo In_theetmt at lelll hfTyI30) dIys prior 10 Iht 11( of fuch bullbull~I peiodIN ICfJusled price IIIbull bull bctlht prlre 10 ~ Itn il perlod

E WARftArffiES

JO warrants IIJ $Ic wUI te provided In ood ~d orkmDnllkt mlnner for 90 dyI Irom the elite of Se k ti I Jel eltc ives rlnen nollt e 01 a

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I r PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

bf Ch of Ihi warranty Pl io to the e nd o f this flinty jlnod Jel III -perlOm any no~-tonlor~~ S ~Nilt~ e t no addl11on~1 (~ r8e hhl~ a ltonvn 1y tU5QMble Itm~ of I~ nOIIIllt llon

Jet 1gt lhoit eqvlpmfnl mnuIanued o I~dd bgtj 10 (ilofl fnc 11IiI1 It Irom dellaquou in mIII~ 1 and k hlp 1 lnlam normlluutelOI I period of90dS 1110 1ngtl11J o fumih bullbull pleOI 01 CQulpmenl utl(k tNs Alemen ilnd lhat eQulpmenl Ii cov~red brl nty fom m tnktunr ot~ INn CI 10 wf l llnSI~1 the benefits cl th lt m-nufgtltlue(J waranty it any to Custome and 11 amy lemediebull ~ n clu1III 101 lhal equipment AI ttnJj)OItlkwI (hoi tnwred In _ lion wi(h Ihr wrinty 101 eCllOpmeol1 IftdO 1~1s nol _wd undshythis AeerntnllNtl be bDn~ byCuJIO b eept as poided heern II Jel oltelves in nOlice 01 I ~ ee~ 01 I~b ~rmty PIlot to t~ end 01 tllh rruy pelod JCI will ttPlIr o eplate (n )(1 OPtio nl Ih e delMliv~ equl pmenl

Tllele _nl do II(It IJttend 10 tty ~ltW 01 eltlul~n lhal have bfton rnllUied bull bull Ite ed Or repared byC1I0 CI O IlIItd INfl iel Ihoul 1M supelVi1on 01 nd 110lt lltn Ippt(lvll olIO o WJCI ~t num~ or ranty d tul W bwn rmowd or alured AJ replaccd parts Ct equrgtnMn1 h1 become JCI pro~rty Thb ~rtntv is 1101 lu~b~ W~ nty J~ ~ be provldfd dulnn ncrmal bUllneu hOUlI IXCludll hoII(Ivs The r-dti I fonh hilrtln shltl be to(II~ nd eoltclU1ive medywltllCltlrdllo ny wlfrt nty ( 1lm under thlgt AallefMtlt Anv uit huN _lIIe rrltltv mun be lItauhl no III mn orgtamp II) ~a ftlr lile txPtloon ollhr pplicllble ffanty ~Iod Thlgt IIm(ttUon Is In IItu cr Iny olhe IPPrlublf mlult or 1Imh~1I01 CUSTOM~R FURTHfR ACKHOWLIDGU oVoID AGREfJ THAT THUt WARIUJffifS Aif ICIS SOU WAlIRANTlES ANDTOTHf MAXIMUM [)(TENT PpoundftMrrrEO UNDERAPPUCABLE LAW ARE IN U[U Of All OTMER WAftRANTlES pound)(pRpound$S OFlIMPUED INClUDINGtIT NOT lIMITED TO TlfOSf OF MERCHAHTA8IUTY AND FITNESS fOR A PlRTICI)LAR ftJRPOH

f CUSTOMEROIIUGATIONS AND COMMITMENTS TO ICI

1 Cuc~ wtt~l lt M ~ JCIr) WOOmIIlion (Onnltnlne conoilion of lhe CovtfeO Eqv ~ment TI Cvstom agnfS nd ~ntl

lhll 6tin 11Ie Tffm of IhI AItirnenl Cu crne will 11 oprr1 the Cevtttd [ol~menl ~codin8 10 th~ mnulanu~1 atldor CI co ~nduonl

01 up ~lt I~ I rgtd CUtten work Ic Ind motion boutt~e Co~erfd EQltrlpmenl crommended bt th e nufCuH ~Mor J(I

DJ 1I00Ii(k a n MlIQU 1e on_ 101Covw E4Uipm t ~ ftltommended by Ihr nufw1u~ Ntdor K~ Includili but 01 limited 10 dequal~ electllc~1 pOw~ ie IU~ lit COIGitionnt1Id ~umldltycontro

(4) oo ri ly JCI lovn~ile1y 01 ~ nv CowCd Equlpm~ nl mllunCtion Iliu kdown o other condllion ~fleclltg Ihe oper11on of tht Cowrt d f qulpfltf1

(5) prOjf ICI It~ nl arct1l 10 lis Pem isegt a nd Cevelti Equ~nl 1 ~H UJonIbIe tId nEU1IJf lmn for IIgte perforttIfICt olt~ e 5elVicu

(6) alo JCI 10 ~~ iod SlOP ~ erodialy hm off or otherwlle C~IIle c temponrily lupend eqvlpmenl Of)eratioru oc Ihll)(1 an perform Ihe ~le-aui~ uoder ~ AceemcIII

(]I M af)dlable ~Iovtd t JlIo~e oondc-n~ coollfll t_r 1raquoiIr wa ter lUlrnenl lor IN proper function (II Co_ed E Ilmc-nld prot ect a~lnll ~ nV elonm~nllllssu~ a nd IOllae of biohulld lueh 3$ but not IIm~ e d to leclonell

(III un iIlId jIIoperl itl and Itl~ Itttr u1on 11 lm t_ tUh nlpoundhl or II uth cfNr Ie Custo hili clo~ the PWllfl

(9 O~I1n I M~n Jke nc jIrnilgt ~qulred lor ~d DoloV I~ tlelt u~lecI ~ h theServlu

(lOI noullrJC I immedi ately 01 fly cmed ~deauacv~ 01 1~Iur r cl th t Co 1 Equlpmenl 01 othr condl lon ffenlna the optallen 01 Ihe Cored hulpmenl

(II) fumlVlny nelteu 110 C ~ I na ~~101 olflle$ 1$ peme (111 poperty maintain pall se Mlte Ind utt I~e 101111 operalion olny olh property sYStem Qqulpmenl or dtYlte o (usto m or 0111 to wtkh the Covered [Qpment mav De ilUacled or eCMK led In UCordinct wi1h mltlnuaclur~bullbulleornmend~tlcnt InlUr lfle elme ou1ltenll c the lequlemeltIU o lny Ie o6l i bu u ~encv 01 ocllttIIO~1u hiviC ll6iction thteol

131 IIOIt~mpet IVTt ~ ~ker Id)u l ~ dllturb I~ ~mQve Of ol~erwle Int~l1t~ with any Coveed poundIpmenl (locltKUn ampny relll~ 10l1wllftl ind 001 permk th r ~e 10 be done ~nd

(14) raltt lrom UU1nC lalie mina erob lfse K I 10 i Iln~ Pf~lty 01 I~ 1)1 by 01 IUed at~I1 JO by Iy OIlf1Imeltola mu fielpll I~ncy II elull lhereol

2 CUW~ftI~ u1ltnowledtna undend~ ~I unleS dl fea l~llor blQhl bullbullltdl uch leIOiIen11l topliGi tlyltKludm ttl I~ C JO b proYIdfr1t h gtCuomerlpo I~UI~ Ie pI ltgtvde j lK~ It~ nl Corner~mowIedcu lhlits fitC 10m~ ht tobla~ wlU elilgtte KI 01 any elpontbliity lor~ny Co~ed Equipment bC~kdown 0lt I ny ntC~UiY air o rrFgtlourneot I any Cover ~d Equlpme-nt II CUSICme brehes ItY 01 the t obllltlons KI N aye lhe Ilhl upon Mlen notice to Cullrgtmif to smpend Ilt Seovas unl~ C~tme cua udgt blttadl In a lldliJon ( SI_ rhaC be npornblt lOt f2YInt 0 etmbrfll10 10 inyCOlU Iuodt~ wilh ltoIftUW k uued IJ JUII 01 to( bnil(11 11~Ggte cbl iCltion bull

G INSURANC Clgt$lomllt t11lOfU11Ie 101 oUinin ilt inwran~ (ovtltsectte ~Nt (ull_ be Is nfelillY 10 proUCWIO Cuam propelttY and penol

In 0 on the Ptnlstl Includlnt co-eraJt 10lt ptllon1Inj u tKI propelY dftliilf~ ttlE PAYMENTS CUSTOMER MAICU UNDER tttlSAGRUMENT AAf

NOl ftELATED TDtttE VAlUE OF ttt[ PREMISES CUSTOMERS PROP[RTY OR POSSEnION5 ORTHE PER50N5 OCCUPYING OR AT ANYTIME PRESENT

IH OJ ON TNE fIIEMllU BUT RA1MEII ARE trUrn ON 1M COSt Of THE MnM MID lllE SERIIl(U AHD lAlE INTO CONSIDEJIAOON nn PROHCTION AFFORD EO TO 10 UNOER TtffS AGJIHMlNY CUtOngtC -by elee 10 ~ any Ilatoly 10 nv IVttII or condllion (ustlty (o~c cd bycom~dllIbIHtv iu t1nce (utomc und~oI nd lha l ncltlcr he Se~ rQr the Co~ered Equlllmfnl ~rr dtiI d 10 ~du(r bul nc

el1m te certl ln u13 1(1 doe nat tvrntv I~t nel th lgtt SeIViCI1 I1ltlr Cov~red [liulpm~t i ~ pievcflt Qerwn(ll InulY un~t~orzed entnotgtCe1 or

Johnson $](C 2019 J~on Cofol~ Inc CUllOf1ef CogtIodetll Controls Do rI() copy (pIIys eamplly eleW cay 0lt In a ny othel ltTtf)Crl) rlncul Ina t p-eu Iter Jl(flrISion 01 John~ Conrolamp I~ P8g~ f 0142

JOHNSOt 0 fRe 5 PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL REPREO FDF COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

H INOlMNITV

JCllnd CII~tomel 11It11 full Indemnify he ollgttl Plrty Illd Iu officers bulltffltS dilectOrsbullM tmpioyffl 1Om I ny ~ndn dlmlle p tOIlS and exptllln (clud ~lonJble utOlne-s leest illne OUt of third Pirly dllml demtlndi or lukllor bodily Injury (In(ludl dath) Of cia gc 10 tana1bie pcptny 10 lhe lCIt Irisin OUI 0 Ihe IItCIIamp~e or tnclnllonel mlscOfldutt 0 Ihe Indemnlfyl party Of lIS crnplovlef Of _filli CUSlomer expra tliihl ICI Jtlan be r~bIe 10In)Jry iWnbullbullbull bull 01 ~I only to the IICIttIt uund dlrlaquoly by IC1 nel~MI o Inllntl_ mliConduCi Thl obllJtJonl 01 JCllnd Ctome und Ihllltlt1ion ~ funhtf wbIKI to lealoml tid J ~

I LlMlTAnON OF UAllUTI NEITHER 10 HOR CUSTOMER WILL BE R[5PONSIBlE TO TH OTHER FOR ANY SPECIAl INOIRECT PUNITIVE OR CONSlQUENTlAI DAMAGES (INCLUDiNG BIIT NOT lIMITEO TO LOST PROFITS OR LOll OF BUSNlSS) JCJS TOTAL UAIIUJ TO CUSTOMER FOR DAMAGES R[5ULTlNG JROM AN( CAUSE WHAnOMR SHALL BE UMIT(D TO $2SQDOO IN NO EV(HT SHALl 101 INDEMNifiCATION OBllGATJOH [)(UD TIlE AMOUNTS ALO TO JO UNDER THIS AGIllEMENT OR THE AMOUNT OF INSURANCE IllQUIMD B THIS AGREEMENT WHICHpoundItIl IS GAUnlt CUSTOMUI UNDERSTANDS TltAT)CJ 15 HOT AN INSUIIER RpoundGARJ)tNG THE WORKOIlTIlE SERVICpound$ 0 SHAll HOT BE IIESPON5IBH fOR ANY DAMAGE 011 LOSS nAT MAYflUU~T FIIOM FIliI SAFElYOR SECURITY EQUPMpoundNTTHATfAILS TO PEAFORM PROPERLY 011 FAILS TO PIIMr( A CASUAL all LOSS

J FORa MAlfURE

KIWtLL NOT Bf RfSPON511Ll fOR DAMAGE LOSj INJURV 011 elLA CAUSEDY CONOrtIONS TMAl AAI BFYONDTKE IllASONAlU CCImIOl AHD

WITHOUT THlltnpoundHTlONAlMISOOHOUClOR NlGtlGpoundItCE Of 10 SUCH amomOHSlflCWD[ 80T ARE HOT UMmo TO (AI ACnOf GOO (6)

Am Of GOVtllNM[NT AGpoundNQpoundS Ie) SllIlKl5 (0) LABOR OISPIITpoundS) (f) FIRE If) OPlOSIONS OR CASUAlneuros (G) floIfS (H) VANDAUSM II)

RIOTS 011 WAR IJ)TpoundRROIUSM ANe III UNAVAUBILITYOF PARTS MATpoundRJALS OR SUPPUES

It RUOUJT10N OF DISPUTES 11 3 0l5pu1l rIs~ und~ tIIk _nl tile lelllgtall prom1 ~~ Incod IlIh lbesoIvt well dllputll by ~tIM In1Ie -t dsJ)UU II UIU~ 0 be vcWed eltha- pony whaw the tch IrIltble ltbiI~don by iIinC with lhe AmeltIcn ArbItIoltI oUodallon ~ no olllerlcttlClIon IaI bftn prevlouJly filed upon ftliol 01 the Ifbitnon till AAA Ihllhlw Ihe eOlCIu~W jurlsdlCllon _ the OlspUte Tlluibull11 party mty decide 10 f~e n (Ilon In coun of romDftenl jurbdirtlonl f til (oun f~m II Ihe flntlec1 proctdln flied tIIll tourt Iha have lur~dlaioo ove lhe ~JlUle to the aclulion 0101 rbltrltlon AtbiUlllon Ihln be toooucted In il(cordince wilh the lWn CUrrtnl tbhflllon rules of the IgtnItrlan Artgtilntlon MllaquoilIIon ~OIM wtlitllllon seMel mlJlIatty ampJ1Hd 10 by 1M IoIlt11n ArbIlratlon musl be (~1Ild Ihtll Ibty (60) dayt afw tn oputt submitted 10 artHlllon unlen the j)IoItlH mll I1y et ot~ The ~cI~ed by tn ~alorwi 1M f_land ~I liAlted by 1M bltLmDf may be Int~ed In XUlrcllnce with IppIiQbIe I_In any (oun h-il (ornpe1em jurisdiction jMltty po_llire III 1M 3Ibtrtttlcn or COUrt poem IhII If entilled lOn _d 01 Its rulflMble COIoU In(IudinI 1USOfIIbInomeyJ leu Incurred IS rtwlt 01 tile Oipute CUSTOMER MUST BRlNG ANY CLAIM AGAINST 10 WITHiN ONE (1) YEAR m ER THE ClAIM AROSE If CUSTOMER OOIS NOT CUSTDMR WlU HAVE IRRtvOCASlY WAIVED Irs RIGHT TO SUE 10 ANDOR INSTITUTe OTHER PROCEEOINGS AND ICI SHALL HAVE NO LlA81UTt TO CUSTOMER fOR SUOi CLMM TIME IS Of THE ESSENCE AELATM TO CUSTOMH PUISUING ANf SUCH ClAIM floIE PItOVtSIONS Of TKS AGREEMENT WHICH APLY TO AN (AIMHALl REMAIN IN HFECT EVEN AFTER THE AGREfMtNT IS TfRMNATto 10 AND CtmOMER EACH WANt THEIR RlGIfT 10 A rull

shyl TERMINATION

1 Remote Monnorln $eMCIIS and R~mOte ()pe~lln ScsvIca ma~ be imrntdlitely Clnceled by ellher party il Jels Remote OperIiQn Cenler (onne(lln res Of mOflltorlrlllSlem5l~ cle5trovtd by or ather ClIllopht Of wilt Ihf PlemilllS re sa bS damtBed Ih 1 11 Is IrnpftetaI IO conlinuf StnoIces

2 ellhe INIrty fib 10 perform any 01 Its obIirlon UM hIs Ieem~nl I~t otll jraquony wi prOIII~ -men IOIkt LheeollO lhe )lilly

1I1~ed 10 JHo In dmult Should Ine party alted 10 be Ifl defull 111 to espond I it or like action 10 cvre tIM II~IltI def within 1111 (lOt (lall 01 ~celvln IV lneo notlu the lOti ~rty may le(mlnlle Ihk rument by PIOllldlll ~ten nOl1(1 01 IIJII lermllliU lo n

3 UPQI1 IltIrrIinoUm 01 h ltfeeme~ le r anv rNson aJICmef 1hd PltiY IQ 10 I II UflGitputed _nu 0Wflj IlIrwah Ihe dallt of IIIUOII ~hIn thl (30) cI~ luth lermnl ion (ulier hIIllso prflVlde Jej Utlth RMlIlabe aa 10 the islS tD rem~ IIIe Gflew OtWe ~n~hVfllher JO pro~y ncltoun~tJI Int~on fl~ 0lt iiIlt IIlfIV ~lIlem1S ppUuble Cull 111111be liable fOlt al Iffl COlli and IICPfIfl mil Jet mv Il(u in ltootlKion th I enlOIOlmenl 01 hll tIlIl indlldina wilhoullimatlcln nlIo ble nom lees eltgtnKtton aency lees nil Olin COIoI

4 II he A~re~tot Is for mulljytar telm t~her jMrty nwy termiNle lilt Aeflaquomerll after dI ronl fu ~a of SaMlaquo by I lilt OInr pI no Ie-laquo thIn 10middot1 (151 ~VJ nit oolk laquoNlded h_ th~ (us OfIIted PREMIUM (OVEIlAGE CusIOlttltgtlt Y mlltUle ~~I ontv upon 10$ WIitt~ ~

M ASBESTOS MOlD BIOAHAZARDS AND HALUOOUS MATERtAlS

H~zardoul Mltfrills munl tfrlal ~ wb$llnct hal tIelher by Its N~ or ute II now Of hft defed Of fCula~ hdoubull 1 dOUloUbsltnoUl pc 1 o tOllllmlnlnl vodeIIV 1oG~ 111 01 leclclta l lowbullfCulallon 01 rdinlOtlCll bullbulllalre to or cklfIlUkIamp pUblic and ~ 1l1li and uletytId prateCIIon oj the IMonmen or which iI toIc explosive COfaUvt flammable radloKlhot orclnoCflIk or OIhenoriI haarcloui Of which iI or CfIfI1n1 _oItum psoline died Iud Inother pc1~um hvoilOClrbon produCl or poIYhlori~ bIphtI Hatardoui Matttllls ltlHdllGaltoeluMl makl leulmiddotbaid ptintl bIohIlrdS SIIdIIS but ftOlink~ to 1fCiofIeCl IntI HlIeJtcs-conao1n1nc mwials rACM1 Neither (ulomer nor lCi dlrlll lo or Illkeneel 10undnmiddotakedlren Obllnlolll r~I~li~ (11M klcnllOClllcln Ibuemenl dUnp control ~mo~1 or dlltpoltal o ACM

10 wlB be 1$IgtOtIIbIe 10lt moI 0 cI oos 01 ayen~roous ~Ierl_ls Ihll I ul In provldl lht StMt-es n O H bullbullf(Ioul MaIHllb1 and t~ I fmldllifIn ollllY Iell jlnd by he eI1e of 1(111lt1 MertatI For lit HI~ MltMils Iha may be olteselttl Itgt lacM~h

Johnson ~lcC 2019iQhn$on Cotro~ Inc ControlsComeJ Canfodenllal 00 nr)I COP) (pIIy~ocaIy eectrorcny or n an OIhel mea) Ylnout It ~I~ nnen ptlJJTJ5~ 01 ~C~oIs Inc PagE 38 011

middot PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL t- COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rNomiddotC1 HudOOJ Meritmiddotf (uuome shgt1IIUpply JCI wht 1 iflrornallo~ iflil pm bullbull~1on lt~lllni 10 lilp pre~nlt of lilllrltlOU$ M~ c-rret ij

th ~ilt eJ~nn ~v ff~(1 10 pelt1orm bull e 01 Ih~ s i(~ II Illhft Cnomelt or 10 gtKom ltt 01 ltgtlt UUlfCU U~ I)esellltt 01 Nonmiddoto(l HIIIISo M~ le1$ tIIl Iy ItgtItrlre llh Cr ServIltpoundl II I~U ImmtdllltIy $lOP I~ SoetYl(l Itgt rile I ffffiecl ru ~nd noilly the o thw ~n As btt-en (unome Ind MI Cuu_ hoo_be rtlpor1ible 01 IIISoho n~n ~ e -d diopoinr 01 Honmiddotla Hndou Mele 1$ fom lu rdMIebullbullnd for Ih (medlllion olny reu ImpaetCd by he ret bull bull e of he Hon-CI HUlrdou Mlltrl I~d mul ptwidc ~ cer1lliUlle 01 a balm~nl ~cfore J(I will be obll~lled 10 ~rlorm 0 cnl~ue lIS S~Mco unln 10 ~d letu knowloedae Ihll NonmiddotCI HIardou M~I(II~ were pren nd eted In dl$tfpr d of I~I ~e In wli(h tne 1lJ 1lt1 -11 be (pon lbllil lu ole ~ Othe etMOltlon 0 nmiddot orn Impmed by IlJ leltl~ of 1Idgt Hibullbulldon MlttIIbullbull00111) ( lOme hon In lOponibII II lu ole e~e for the _olI 01 HIbullbullrdous Male 1s INri ~ no bHII r~ieued and fe reie~e~ not nultlnc from Cl1 PtriormallCt ef tilt Serulces CuomN ~hlI ~I~nd ~nd InclomoJlot JO ~Calnl 1 Iol-ifl (o sU damUC I e~~nlel vd claJms ~rnamp 01 lu fa ure 10 (omply with Ihll Sccllcn M

N CUSTOMER DAlA

Cnlomt da la obtillned flom lie SetWltcs II owned by alld 111amp11 btlolt o Cunomer 10 I~ IUIOI illO UI Cl410mellb 10 prcMde Sentlce (lome bcept a lonh IItrlln lei wilt 101 disclose Ie any IhllI Otlty ~ny 1rlISivIltN81 (~nom dlI~ acquled hrouh pelt10IWIIIa 01 Ihe Sttvices Mthout Cul lomer (OnSenl (unomer ilB~e Ihal Jel nd 11 ubleIIrle affillnlnd epproved Ihild ~rty COII111OI5 and de-elopers may collecl nd lJ~e CUllome dll for Iny eaon 10 as ny ee l ule 0I1t1e clall on I dt middotklfn11itd bSII Iha dot nOI p~rsonaMy I~ntily Cullomer or anvlndivd Cuilomelt Igttgteby ~nlJ)O a petu WilcIWkIelfrtvOCable royah lru8unO U modi+ m1PU~Ibull bull WOIoeltIse and 1011

0etMt~wo b frOtnuch dala J(III ~IIM rlClIl$lOlI Inr~ 10_ rbl tJlIltflllll nd produnl C~led as I ew of uerlomnce ofSeMlts

O JCIS INlHLECTUAI PROPERl

10 WM IKtJI d riCh ~ lgtcIltgtltfest 11 yl) woltk orovided 10 Cuslomel IfgttIudlnl ohooI l ilmltiltiOfl ill ~e ~U and objeet cod dorumtnll1ior1 tKllnic Inhwon or dlla 1plaquolflCa1onlnd del bull ltes Impr~mellU 01 mOClllQlooruo 10 r~II1Hmiddot~ and (bJ I(now-How (defined below) e~ b 1(1 In bull (I~eron 01 lhe ~bltt 0 periolfTlfnt ollh Slt~ whth ~n_n 10 1(1 ror 10 Of diVtlom or tiICgyeiI Or ~uire-d In conneCllon with I perormrltt of II obn ioos under lhl ~greemenl Ownership Of eM Oelwblf ~nd KnowHow Ihd veil 00001y In ICJ nld flO Oe~ver~~bullbull1IaII be de~med middotworks mide fo r hlf bull Withoul UtIamp Ihe lenerilily 01 th e fortlal vfSNp 01 ai sool(e nllIS ~ (Ie (Olme of ptriOfnlInamp the le1Vkei I~I reMain the elOCIuIiIIt PlIJIIIlt1V 01 10 FltK purpoltl 01 ihllt AaJr-cmerr middot~nowmiddotHO mean a knohow )jot e It(hnIQ~s (Q ~U mllhoclolocln loobbullbull~Iy i(ll ~pprOKIgtG dltibu~ Odell and dt1m dllcoveriU ad ld~ililnW1ed produCAd by dhelc~d or uelt t)y 1(11 he CfUlon IIlt plovilJcn 01 the o-t~f1b1eI or In the Iltroltnance 01 tho Sltrvkt1 i nel Iny chanee ImplovemenJ or modlfiuHon tlgtereto or deivatlv Ihe reof

P OI6IT lpoundRMS

Any licMM 10 ltgtlt ~h( to ~laquopoundl1 JO IOfWlIrt produW inc dIIlti l e r Cloud tu Dyfth-lMd ulkr till Irelfflflfl b prellldild on 1- telt

corldklons for the iPllllebje loflwr~ groduct Of dlcll or cloud trvlce lei forth btll1wwwJgtgtmQI(QroluQmtgtulk Cleull4itl~I SU(h

aptgtlblt oftw~re podu nd (jjIIIIlervlltes lermsr lncopO ~d by rcferetl(e hcreln

Q Mi~LlAHrOlJS PROVISIONS

1 AW nor l~bullbullequlred IC be amp1vfIfI1bullbullnrundfi hili ~e ifI wrllnt Inc ~11I)e (OtIl(Ieca prcper ~iwn If (II chlMrred In Jlt IOt (b) tlll vi the Unlled 51lei POI~I stvIlte pel1se orepald ftlIlIred 0 tertlfld Mill rflun fclOl requCled (cJ ifni by o~ernlJht del~rv scNiCe ( fidEgt UPS) 01 (dln bvfClIrn~~ ~ m~1I or olnelt el~wonlC mt~nd confimed by (~cslmll e relum mlll or ele~hone

2 TIUs CfNnltnt _ nor be led byCunomoe wtllIc 1(1 k wrgtlIell (0ltgtSe 1(I IN ~ III -eM 10 1amplJr lh eltlnbull bull o_ ethn~erJon firm 0 (OltpOrllon wltheut Cul1omer~ conscm 0(10111 abo lIve 1M Ith Itsor cI1stretlon 10ubconuaa ny ponlon 01 IDe Servl(e TII$ ~retmenllnues 0 he ben~fot of Ind Is appllc ble tc ~ny aS1inees or SUbltOnl etor~ ef telbullnd II blndlnt upon Customer wllh Plaquo110 nld Il-SlttD or ltubculag rs wilh Ite f~e nd tllecl3 n bInltls (uIOme loJel

411 any plcviion of 1M femen Is fgulld t W IMaloC ~ tbullbull1 or unenforceable in ~ny elOtet Ihe lIdlly lealOty ~nd enforcelbillt Ollhe rem~lIinlpltosooru cellUinil htfetll hill flO( In t V wy be Ifeuelt Of irnj)3IleltIthNeOv

S TlIII laquoeemenlI lhe enUre (onl et bltwcM 1(1 nd CU1l0mt1 and ~st~1 ~ny pltlcr or ~ 1 undcfSllndll _itt IIIltIU ~ ro~oII or Olher ommuni(llionl b tween the partIe

ampmiddot(111 dltnowIodllli ~nd ~ bull IIgt IIY jhHdl l c ord~ lucd by Cuilomc In cunllKlon h lhigt laquo~enl iSlnlend only 1D ellMliiSh lnymenllllhof1ry fOl Cr5lont r Inltrn~lluou~I purptllH nd nol be conide1( to be ~ unto llcr Imltfld n1 modlfQtion o OIher IcvlslonlO lhe lenTIl 01111 AtrHment No tem or condition I dud or rfenced In CUIO middot pUdaSll ordl will h~oe ant fOlte elfet and Ih~e ( flU and condillon shall (MUOI (utomr1 ICtcraquoi1ICe of ny SefVicellllJH ltOnltllu lt in I~pncc of these lerm ~nd rolldnions An prO(IOl fo tltkjllo~1 or d~lefe rli ferm~llgtt In CuSlomtrs J)Uf(hue orde-r Cr ny otll elt dOtumenl Inill expresl ~ccP1ed IfI wrlIlIZ by ICI hCfeby objKted 10 nd telaquotCd

711 1I1t( at n~ (hfnlel 10 (uuomero ~tlnl or 0~r3110~f Of I lPlk oOle eEulaIon II ltode u~ bull Of ulW~y t~Ilebullbull I~il mD Iltldy ffeet J(rl peremlnt~ of the S~rvi(eJ or 111 pt1tlrltl ~fel 10 IhU h the ~ht 10 an eQ~IUbl and l~proprlle djuumenl 10 Ihe cope Ie and othe-f llcned Ie 011111 Ag reemenl

Johnson ~p(gt 21)19 Johnson Conll ol1 CU~lome-f Confgtdent Controls 00 -0 eopV 1ptyslQllly eleGl ro~gtCIly OlIn any oiher mft) hou Ihe eXJlress wn llen oerrn$$IOn 01 Joinroon CQntro ~ Irtlt Pag 3e of 42

JOHNSQfJ COtHROlS PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED r 11i COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

ADorNDUM TO PSA TERMS AND CONOITIONS OR MONITORING OF INTRUSION fiRE AND OTHER WpoundTY SYSTEMS

If ~te MOnilOfin StMces bull bull pIktly III(ludtS Ittnol~ lire ~ml 1I~oritl gtlaquov1tv 11111 mooilorint or video monitor ifl lht $COpe 01 wol1lt O (11110 d es tile Aareemenl II hereby madifie1lncl mended to Indude the termlnd prollllioru ollhls Addendu 10 tile PSA 10 Monhorinc 01 InlWolI r lf Mid Sfety So$term (Ihe AI(eNjum QplIlred Irms thaI Ie nol de1if1ed titeln lhirll h~ the melni cJven 10 diem In the lIIlement In Ih _11 of conhicl between the t~rTIltId (omIllions of this Addendum arid those ~inl ln the 111_ the tems (ondttklfls oIlbis Aoddtlldllm st pi~I~

1 kmote MoMorln of AIm SI~nI$ If ICI receiYo an elMfltnCV Itrm Ilen111 Jel Floc Jel IhIoII eeworlo nolhylhe IPJfOprille po~ Or fire deplnfII or other eme1enty panR QG ~iJurlldictlonnd Jel hl tndeVOI 10 IIOtiIyCuIlOmPf or tlsdellllllled repruenlnlve by eltmoll urltss instfU(1e-ltt 10 do OlheAlt by Cllomer In whilll ndot Nltd on l~ndlfd operalln picaduttlfo Ih ROC lCi uJ)OII feeeipi 01 bull lIOnmiddot emeree llenll from lilt Iremll sh ncltlvor 10 nOI11y Citomer ~feMltlve pursUlnl to Cu llemer1 _inen Instructions k faullin to QltmoU or Ie nOlllatlon Cunome ICknowlldlt5 1-111 the sllNIs Irlrumlttld from lhe Iremes will be monltoid In mOllltorlnl ftty not 0~111td by x~ lhe peSOIIIIeIIn _h monltom fldllltf lit nollh I~u 01 10 nor dots KJ IoU I rupDnsibillry Ielt tilt _ tIkh 1Kh Inb w montloed o lhe ttlPOfll( to $udlI1

2 ltemOI Monltotlfll kNkes Irkntllfmote MonllorltlJ SeNlf$ 1M be plaquolded by KJ If lhe ACftrM1II includes dIle 101 wth St~ 11

wm SeMce Is pchtitd 1lt1I nltOI~ mIIf 01 Ilirm 10 lhe Premies and lhe InIIlllchlre Is bIosed on the porcln( iCOq( 10 by lhe Jgt3lttiel wbjea 10 the lerms llId (ondiliolls 01 tills Addendum tie numtIMohllrms produced I I thl1ueloes beyond the COnuXt~ numblaquo of alarml In month (utome wiM tie blWon oleage lea

CommunOllonl Mdbo 0110( acknowlld Iht monkOlinl 01 COIlfelt Equipment requires nnsmlSllon 01 Ilgn~1s 0-1 $urlldad lelephone Iinellndo the Int_I1Id th Ihese moOeI of IIIJllmlslion ltmoV be Inl~rupled ctrofIIYltInled orcompromilrd In whkh cn IIC llMnal ClIO be Insmitttd trom the Pemius 10 thtr nIOfgtileinl fad~ty CUllomt ndenlnd Itltlle II~ lhe noonIOIn latllHy 10 be Willi 01 $lOch tonditlon bull dditlonal or 11tf~ II prol~1on toIIO be inllilled $udI line ItcIity devicn1 (Ullomtr COIllnd epensencr 10 Irlnsmluon Itlephone Ii only Cuslom- etnowtlldl_ II is _ IhIt h _urlty deW _lillie Ind nlnl UpirWy ldenllfied In Sthtdule A bull (qulprnent l ist lin dednrcf to purdlnl well 0tvkI~ Crntomtlt IIlth xkroowIedItllhlt Ulth ddltlonil pClt11on Is not 1rbIe Jot Inltrntl lrlMtOlln1on un6tr thl AIeemtnl

4 flwjUnnccemrry nns StfIlu csls At IOs OP1lOnltllddllIDIIII IN mIy be dwpd lot any m Of unlfQlOSiry SIM Vuil uused Of n=~led bV cUOJftllf 111 ildclklon Cuitomeuhlfl be Illy re$llOflSlb~ncr II1Of1 for fines petllltItsIISISlmInts l3gtes f~ o MH I~ by ~ 10vemmelQ bOCIy lell1lho~ tommolOlctrlloll 01 ~I UlltImiulon COlllptny1l1he rnlllt Ilny Iltie larm Ind ~hin rtlmtgtiwl Kl lor any tom -cUffed by IClln conMCIicll IIgtItewth Cunomer wi opera Ihe l)II toIIeluly ~ ID 1ooId CMOllne fau llimu hIM lIrmi an be ClVled by I _tIM or olher forces ~ he cOIIlrof 01 10 II n ~ number 01 flle Ilium lit cltetved by KJ In MIdllicfl to Y othebull lIb1e (tmedlll 1 111)1e to Jel ICI m v lerminll Ihis amprttmenl Ind discontiny t ny Service(snd leek to cover dmllts If In bullbullent Is dlipolChtd by I _mtnlll l ulhorlty or Olh Iibullbull 10 pond 10 a II~ Ilirm where lh CUIIDme o Iny olher Piny IIIi InlentlonallV xddenoly or rraquolilenlIyKl~led lhe Iam I lInl~ CullonW kaD be Itlportllble lor and PIYnv and1I lell lcrjor fonu lIuled with fUPlaquol 10 lhe fls lImsnd PlY 10 JCJIht Iddltiooal clllrJcs Mid (OIl1lncufftd by It fom I fl lslIlm If lilt CIIIIO_r $11_ M$ 1IXIllHllbie dtvIu Customer IUlIgtorIlti ICI 10 ~I Ille Iemin to tv Ill the ludible device r JO I eqlleued 01 ordltltd ID do lO bltf l_r_II~ lIhbors Dr I~ fist and Cullonle will PlY JOlts standard servIc ct tllule lor Kh well visit PoIIcIIIndes tiIU rePlir of svn1 whlth CIOUS lue diugtoldla _ lobi_ IIlIlngln lhe equljllll6nl nt(esAY f 10 to wpptr the StMces nd euslOmllt wM fWf 1 COlU of JudI malntelaflct At IeUI IIOIIthly CUMO-wi IIISI the V$ltm protea deulces and send lell I 10 the ROC 10 I n monltorin laquoII1Imtn1 I 8WldIIfIct wlthlnswctlons from JO o the Roc CoI_r IIHi to lest lhe monltorlllamp IV$tttnS inc1tIltIinI ttsti anv ultruonlc mlctowwtlnfrared CampPlCliInce or other electronic ~l_nt prior lofle end of tlCh monlhnd will ImmedlJtetv rfllOlllO JCl if the equipment fafls to respend to ttll I wltom IhIoI mike Iny nlaquoIIUry rIj)IIs 1ltOO fttl clP of notice IS Ii rulonlllly prnkll CuWgtmer ~n al an tlmes be oltlv rponslbllt If)lt mainlilninamp Iny Iprln~~r vlem In cod wortInc oflier Ind provide Mfeqlllf hell to lilt PIfI

5 RemQII Monilorinamp Df VIdo MonltoiIl Srvices Oul~ Ih Term JCIl sol lcr only obfilllkln mine fom the In~~11oo of Video MMtorlnC ~Mc In Sctvkt oIfrnf 1hall be 10 monitor thl dlamplIlli 1l KlullIy IKlvtd by JO II tI flOC fom mnn Ollhe VIdeo $oo$lem afld pon receipi 01 a dlllllrillCnllndicU lhirt In fam cOndlticn )lists 10 crravcbullbull as ptlmnltd by II 10 lIol~y lhe police or olh munklplllulhoity deemed approprlale In KJs bsokn dilafllon IndIO well pellOllS Customer 1111 deslampMted In lIlne 10JO 10 rectlvoe nolineiQn cf IlICh IlIrm tondition II WI forth huein HD llarm 1nstI1ti00n ffPIl bullbull tnIInltnall(l or rd IgtOJUeI will be1OVItIed urocSer IhIi Video MDnl~ optlcnJO m~ oul DfIor nollce 10 CUIIDmtlt in _10_lcIbII ~or iltlurtnu _ultur~bullbull II(t d ls(OfIIIne 1Id Dr ltand iii ~ policies and protedurtL

bull Inc~lon nd rDndonlon oIlte VIdeo MonIln shaUbe pt~~d by KJ Wthis AI_nt Iclude$ I cha lOt IIIdro Mkorin~ Se we If ucll Voo MOIIltorln Stltva 11 purthi1e-d IIde(I MOIIlto111lI S~II will Decln when the Video SVSlern II Inlblled and opelltonalbullbullnd when Ih nlltesHry communletllorll COMIKlion Is CQmplcHed NO obIililiOIl lor the provision 01 tI1l~ VidllO Monitorln SeMa w1I laquogtIIInt1l lbest tlQllirmenllm ~

b CstQ lqvlllmut Customtr shall obIalnlllu DWfI CMtnd fgtltPtn~ () thIqulpmenl netenry 10(OrlllKllo 10110( Ind (b) wtutev~ IKtmlnlon permits o tice nHS lIwrl be 0ItUSA fom1 penonl ~111gtDtI1Ie ulltity bull bull nd lIlY ot tilted lervico plt0iId~ In co_aion wIIh Ih ~lYI(el n vIdIo 11 to be IISfd boor 1111 Customer Ii inlltlgtcltod 10 poduct Ad Imrnll video I~a (Ih VIdeo System Imj oillcPemlsti 10 IhltOC Ithe VitIeo System fCl mers no torn~ wJrratIVor fPISnotlon 11 1 Mto NSr will _ate IS ln1enclecf Conto Iulttller IJreoII 11111 notwithillndi V rule o 1IlttIct~tron by tel In dec Svst Ind Video SVSI I~ 10 ihIII ~ no tiPOMIblIity or obIiamplllorocltgt ItCnliO CusIO lhe~ SVlIm 0V other CUlla IIQVI~I

Johnson Ip(1 2019 Jonnson ConIeMs 111( ClSlomClI COnmill Controls Donor COfgtI iOhyseaUr eIetroncady OJ1M any o~ ~d) snour In )(lie u n)( ptfTllJSoOno JlhlisOft CorjoI l roe PageOol~2

PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rm ICntI(~ CvllOflCf II _u~hi1 I~ Video SYUCfgtgt ~alecl time lilt poiltloorwd NllouteclSlltll WI II only PlocllK 01 caPlII VIdlaquoI SvlI ionIt cr (ns111M Prcmltsts CUomo ~ IdtqWIwtiotI Ifbullbullbulln~(f1tIamp tondillonJ 101 Ihl OINt~ of the CamuH CUIm~ nb1~tI ltId lCllel t t 10 ~I$d no UItIIfO 0 lHlclpil~ Itllouln c JIOlIlIofgtInamp- lfodfO 1M t1ilW UMffillr(ludill W nol limhecl lo~lttllrlC willi NS loaltiDfU INn 01 pClSOfU In-VIdeo Sysltm l~etJ Y ~pirI or UIMUff

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TOWNSHIP OF WORTH Sanilac County MicbigaD 6903 S Lakeshore Rd Lexington Michigan 48450

Telephone (810) 359-8852 Fax (810) 359-7027 F-mail CleTkworthmlorg

PhUlp EssenmacheT sup~JenDifer Staoyer Clerk Jenuifer Woodruff Treasurer Jack Wylie Trustee Walter Badgerow Trustee

RESOlUTION 16-7-20-1

RESOLUTION TO ALLOW WORTH TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF DETROIT EDISON TO OPT ltlUT OF THE SMART METER PROGRAM

Whereas Detrott Edison Company has begun the process of Installing within the boundaries of Worth Township digItal advanced meter infrastructure to be referred 10 in this resolution as smart meters I and

Whereas many township residents have expressed concerns about the Installation of sm art meters on their

homes to Worth Township officials and to the Worth Township Board and

Whereas these residents and Township Board members have expressed concern about the alleged Intrusion

into their respective energy usage attributed to smart meters and

Whereas many residential customers of Detroit Edison Company are concerned that emissions from smart meters may be attributed to serious health problems including but not limited to physiological neurological pulmonary vascular and sensory and

Whereas Michigan House 8i114916 was written to address the above mentioned concerns regarding smart meters and has been forwarded to the Committee on Energy Policy

Now therefore be it resolved that the Township of Worth SanIlac County supports the ability of OTE Energy customers to retain their current analog meters and to opt out of the smart meter program fortheir homes without being subject to financial penalties and additional monthly charges

Now therefore be It further resolved that the Worth Township Board of Trustees strongly encourages State Representative Chairman Aric Nesbitt of the Committee on Energy Policy the Michigan Public Service Commission Attorney General Bill Schuette State Senator Phil Pavlov and State Representative Paul Muxlow to take all regulatory procedures needed to investigate alJthe aforementioned InformatJon and concerns for the health safety and welfare of our cItizens and Inhabitants

Board Adoption

This Resolution shall become effective on the date of Its adoption by the Worth Township Board

RESOLVED this O dayof j~ 010lw

ATIEST AS TO ADOPTION BY THE WORTH TOWNSHIP BOARD

$0 Resolved

Date 07- 2 D- b

Supervisor Philip G Essenmacher

~ Oerk Jennifer Stanyer

Motion to Adopt made by Board Member ~Yl)) Second by Board Member lAhxJtttff

Nay AbsentAye

Philip Essenmacher Supervisor

Jennifer Stanyer Clerk

Jennifer Woodruff Treasurer

Jack Wylie Trustee

Walter Badgerow Trustee

I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and complete copy of a resolution adopted by the Township Board

of Worth County of Sanilac Michigan at a Budget Meeting held onj~ 00 f OIQlli and that said meeting was given pursuant to ad In full compliance with the Open Meetl Act being PA 267 of 1976 and that the minutes of said meeting were kept and have been made available as required by said Act

Jennifer $tanyer - Clerk

Village of Reese Resolution No 13-14-01

A RESOLUTION ADDRESSING SMART METERS IN THE VILLAGE OF REESE

WHEREAS the teon Smart Meter often refers to an eleCOidty meter but it also may mean a device measuring natural gas or water consumption and

WHEREAS many communities across the country have joined forces to prohibit smart meters from being Installed locally mostly upon the notice ofhigher energy bills (Cost) illness (Health)forced installation ofmeter(lnvasion into Home) Privacyissues(4th Amendment right to Reasonable Expectation of Privacy) Safety and Liability and

WHEREAS on March 4 2013 the Planning Commission for the Village of Reese passed Resolution No 2013~02 that recommended that the Village Council consider takingjormal action to notify and ban allfuture use aSmart Meters within the VillQJe ofReese and

WHEREAS the Village Council believes that additional information relating to the use of smart meters 1n the Village of Reese needs to be compiled prior to making a definitive deCision with respect to banning the use ofthe devices NOW

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that at a regularly scheduled meeting of the Reese Village Counal being held on May 13 2013 ) a quorum being present a motion was made by KEAST and second by FIELBRANDT to place a moratorium on the use of ~smartmeterswithin the village limits for a period of six (6) months so that the Planning Commission can continue studying the matter AND

BE iT FURTHER RESOLVED tbatthe copies of this resolution be mailed to aD utility companies who provide electric gas and water services to the VIllage of Reese

Vote

Ayes 7 Nays 0 Abstain 0 Absent 0

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City Clerk l1wUlCi M Smilh

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CITY OF BROWN CITY A Progressive Industrial and Agricultural Community

4205 Main Street Post Office Box 99 Brown Cily Michigan 48416()099 Phone (810) 346middot2325 Fax (810)3463802 el11lil brownctygrealtllIkesne

CITY OF BROWN CITY Resolution Number 16-04

A RESOLUTION TO THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION EXPRESSING THE BROWN CITY COUNCILS CONCERN WITH THE

INSTALLATION OF DTE ENERGY SMART METERS AND A REQUEST TO EXPLORE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY EFFECTS

WHEREAS OTE Energy has begunlhe installation ofnew mele to CU$lomers in Michigan ThumtNlleA oommunities~ replacing existing meters with srcaUed Smart meters that is electric meters which viH broadcast information to the utility company using radio frequencies and

WHEREAS DTE Energy has indicaled thaI il will at some point begin installotion of Smart mete in the City of Brown City and

WHEREAS Smart mel provide benefit 10 utilities by allowing remole meter reading by among other things eiiminating the need for someone to go onto each utility customers property to read a meter and possibly offering residents lower electric rates at non~peak times and

WHEREAS a significant number ofpeople including residents or the Cil) of Brown City have expressed heir roucems 10 this Council hom potential health effects ofthe Smart melers as well tIS other concerns regarding lheir universal deployment in the City and

WHEREAS although the City COlmcil is inforoted that it is without jurisdiction to directly regulate Smart meters exclusive jurisdiction over them residing with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) the City Council believes it is appropriate to assist its citizens in obtaining consideration of their issues by requesting careful review thereof by tbe MPSC

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROWN CITY that

I The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perform a careful analysis fbe potential health and safety effilltts which may result from the univernal installation of Smart meters for electric and gas utilities

2 The MPSC is further requested to consider delaying the deployment of Smart mete pending a conclusion by the MPSC following coreful study lJd review that such met are safe and will have neither short-term nOr tong~term negative consequences to the health of the citizens of the City of Brown city and the State of Michigan generally

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3 The MPSC is asked to carefully examine other concerns regarding tbe deployment of Smart meters as may be sllbmilled 10 them by Tcside nls of the City of Brown Cily and lhe Stale of Michigan so as to insu re that all aspects or the issues are considered before final dctennination is mnde with respect 10 such deplo)111enl

4 The MPSC is funher asked to consider requi ring public lllilit ies to allow customers with appropriate medica l docwnellHll ion of their ind ividualized risks to opt out of SmOtrl me ter installation at their homes

5 The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perfoml a ca reful analysis ofrhe potential privacy issues regard ing available and fut ure SOlan meter technology

6 All resol Ulions inconsistent with [he foregoing resolut ion be and the same h~reby an repealed to the c-tent of such inconsi stency

The fo regoing Resolul ion was ofJered on May 9 20J 6 by Councilmember William Nailers and seconded by Counci l member Dan Loulzenhiser There folloed a Ro ll Call VOle with four (4) Councilmembers present eM Jacobson -alSlnl eM Louzenhiser-yes eM Mclvorycs eM Milkr-yes eM Parks-absent eM Wal(~rsmiddotyes

Abs(ltlining ~

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A QUORUM BFING PRESENT - MOTION DECLARED CARRIED

I Juonii a M Smilh (ily Clerk o(the City or Brown Cit) hereby cen iry thallhe foregoing is tru and complelc copy orn resolutiOlllldoplcd by rhe Cily Counc il o r th~ government ofrhc City of Brown City County orSonilac Sl3te of Michigan al a regular mecting hcld on May 9 2016 and thai said m~etin ~ was conducted M d public notice of sa id mecling WaS given pursuam to and in fuJI compliance with Ih Oren Meelings Act bein Ac t 267 Public ActS o( Michigan 1976 and thaI the mimlles of ~a id meeting Wlfe kepi nnd ill be U f have been made available as requ ired by said Act

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RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THEAlIIUrv OF Clrv IEStDENTS AND PROnIffY OWNERS TO EUlCITO OPTmiddotOUT OF RECEMNG

ADVANCED UTilITY MmRS (SMART METElISl

The followIng preamble and resolution were offered by Coundlmember ~1 i t hoe J ~rL_~ and SlIpp-orted bV Councflmemher ~~__k Ll pa n __~

WHEREAS OTE Energy SVIARl meters (SMART rn~ters) are 0lltidern electrIc metirs which end elect(ic meter readings dutomatlcaty bv using a radio frequency nehvorK rather than 11 uarlitronal on-site ~te( reading method lind

WHEREAS DTt fnargys actively Installing SMART meters throughout southeastern Mlchigan And has recently moaJfed 11

latter to the City of caro pemin1na to the ability of City residents to opt-our of f(Celving a SMART meter and

WHEREAS a numberQf CIty residents have exprltssed tomems regarding negative health conditIons that may reson from the use of SMART meters the a(CUuKY ofSMART meters and the possibmty that th~ uS of SMART meters may contribute to Ute loss of personal Jlrivacy aod

WHEREAS the Mict~an Public SeNke ComPlisston has receotlydedded to lnvesligate seve-fal Il$pea$ pertalnloji to the use and installation of SMART metm and

WHOtpoundA5 the Mlthigan Public Service Commission tlSi a tompomml cf this lmt~stigation is requesting thai utmW comPanles disclose Information rega-rdltli tM po-tential adverse hearth effects associated with (he use of SMART metetS and

WHEREAS th~ City of CarD Council i$ charged with securing and defendioe the overall health safety_ aod welfare of the ldenU of the aiy and their guests

NOW THEREFORE BE rr RESOlVED that the City of (arc Council her) supports the abillty of Its residents and property owoe~ to elect to o-pt-out of receiving SMART meters m$taIJed

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Cam Coune supports the invGSlgat1ltm by the Mkhigan Public Servlce Commission of SMART meters

THIS RESOLUTiON DECLARED ADOPTED nus 5 DAV OF August 20131 ClerkITreasufac of 1M City of Cam State of Michigan do hereby certify tNt thE foraolng Resolution was duly adopted by the City of cam Council during its regular meeting Mid in the Municipal BunOlng in the Clty of Carcent on August 2013

Resolution It 16-201~ June 6 2016

RESOumON A RESQUJTiON SUPPORTING MfCHIGAN HOUSE BtLl4916 OR SIMIlAR IEGtsJATlON AND SUPPORTING THE AmUTY OF TOWNHSIP R6U)poundNTS TO CHOOSE TO HAVE AN ANALOG EtECTfUC AND GAS MEml RATHER THAN ASMART (ADVANCEtll MErE

WHEREAS smart meters are computerized electr1c meters that send electric meter readings to the utility via radiofrnquency radiation multiple times per day and

WHEREAS analog meters are manualJy read electromechanical meters that have accurately

measured the electrtc consumption of homes and busfnessesfor over acentury and

WHEREAS DTE Energy (the utility) is repiaclng exJs1ing utility meters with smart (oka advanced or AM) meters and

WHEREAS DTE EnelY plans to replace all meters with either the fully functioning smart meier orthe smart meter with the radlofrequency turned off (opt-out meter) and

WHEREAS the opt~()ut meter must be manoa read In the same way analog and nooshytransmitting digital meters must be read and

WHEREAS the IItl1ity in fts testimony berore the Pub1c $ervlce CQmmission in U-17053 has stated that the nonMtransmltting smart meter performs no functions not already performed by the analog electric meter and

WHEREAS the utility charges the residentJa customer $6720 to have the norHransmitting opt-out smart meter In place of the fully functionIng smart meter and

WHEREAS the cost of lealllng In piace an existing analog meter is $000 thus creating an unnecessary charge on the customer who does not wish to have a smart meter on their home Or business and

WHEREAS some persons on fixed lncomesare unable to afford the opt-out fees and

WHEREAS the utlJlty does not permit businesses to opt out and

WHEREAS1 citIzens of this oommunity have expressed many concerns about this replacement Including concerns about the health effects of mdlofrequency radIation and the voltage transients and harrnonfcs (line noise) generated by smart meters concerns about privacy and hacking concerns about fire safety and fire hazards concerns about Impending time-ofltse rates and resultant increases In electric bills and conterns aoout remote shut-off and

WHEREAS many residents in the State of Michigan have reported negative health symptoms after the installation of smart electric meters or rnm-transmittlng opt-out meters on their homes and

WHEREAS some residents of the State of Michigan have reported that their smart meter has cau~ht fire or exploded or have reported flickering lights and appliance short-outs Immediately after a smart meter was installed and

WHEREAS the Township of Vassar has worked tirelessly to attract positive Investment while rejecting those that put our health environment and quality of life at risk and

WHEREAS the Vassar Township Board of Trustees ts charged with securing and defending the overatl health safety and welfare of the residents of the Township and their guests and

WHEREAS the electromagnetic frequencies emitted and generated bV these meters have been snown by tens of thousands of scientific studies since the 19305 to harm biological systems and therefore may pose a serious long~term threat to the health of our cltlzensj and

WHEREAS customers with a disability under the Americans with DlsabIHtles middotAct may not be charged for accommodation of their disability and

WHEREAS both the nonmiddottransmittlng smart meter and the analog meter accurate IV measure electricity usage and whereas both must be read by a meter reader therefore making them indlstlngulshable for purposes of metering customer electrical usage and

WHEREAS smart meters have not been mandated by the federal or state government and

WHEREAS our Township is committed to providIng equal opportuntty and quality of rife for all and to removing full barriers to participation In public nfe on the basts of dlsabnity and

WHEREAS OTE has been unresponsive to these customer concerns and

WHEREAS House 81114916 would address these concerns without Impacting the utilitys ability to Install smart meters on the homes and busInesses of those who want a smart meter

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Vassar Township Board of Trustees supports the ability of OTE customers to not partidpate in the smart meter program on their homes and businesses and to have their electricity usage measured by an analog meter without suffering financial penalties or Incurring monthly charges as outlined in House 81114916 and that an analog option be offered in perpetuity to all uttllty customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar TownshIp Board ofTrustees calls upon the Chair of the House Energy Policy Committee the members oftne Energy Polhy Committee the state representative for our dlstrtct the state senator for our district the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Attorney General to do all In their power to ensure passage of House 81114916 and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar Township Soard ofTrustees calis upon the above-mentioned persons and governmental entitles If House 81114916 Is not passed in this legtslative session to do all In their power to ensure passage of legislation In the future that will ensure that utility customers have the right to have an anakJg meter on their homes or

middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

Vassar Township Clerk ~~--=-~

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AdditioMl kWh CitpKtty (nerqyH AS90C kWh ~ EneW 761lt PH kWh

OIv~ V (l1li1 Seltviu~ 5750 permorltn lilA Crfdlt bull$150 Pl month Distribution kWh bullbullbullbull bullbull bullbull bullbullbullbull 5lt130( pef kWll

~aIr loin oIoIIIUrIriIUy un to 1pm 10_ SUPII ly C I~ JuM IIrouqh Odc btf

oo-pealr kWh ~y~___u ~_1IWb ~y tneltgy 415t per kWh

AI ortmiddotpe~ kWh ClIpadly EIIOIJ O9COC per kWh Non-Capadty Cnor1V bull4J5lC kWh

NoW1Tlbef trvouqIIlo4~y

All on-peak kWh ~poundnH0y ~(nefQY

AlIllf-peak Clttp~(hy Cnorqy O679C Pltr kWh NolCIocgtyeniy EIgteOY 4751lt PH kWh

oN_V(O1 ~Chalt~ bull $5(l per mollh Oistrll)Jioll kWn CY al-roond) bull543(X per kWl1

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AI on1nk kWh ~ [ JWl9bull bull bullbull bull bull bull __ bullbull 9759lt per kWh Non-~ItfMfQV bull 4049 ~~Wh

MId-jMk MOIIdiy bull nidi) 1 am to 3 pm 7 pm to n pm AI mId-oeak kWh

cKMy (-y bull 4OO5C Pltf kWII N~ity (otIQY 4049lt per kWll

OflP~~k 11 prI to 1 un and all dy S~hlrdy ound y nd -I1rIItd~

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(Crtlieal PHIl _ ts cIInIQ on-pfU Worodly rriGay1o eo hours IIlaquo VN~ IIrtIttI ___ notl~)

All a1tlQl~peaK_Wh $09 I)et kWh Non-cpyenMy Eneroy bull 4049t per kWh

Oli~y CII9U OsIrWiontwto 5A)o( r- kWh Slaquoviltoc~ $750 p rrnonl h

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p~ w Sullfy Co Junt 11Ir0U9h OClobt

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AddJlioNI kWll C~y~ bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbull 414IC IltI~Wh Hon-Cipadtyu-QY ~ 616( PfrkWll

Novembtf Ihrovfjh May -sl 20 kWh per dIy

cplaquoIlyEnHQ __ bull l844lt IltI kWtl HonltopJodl yOWrQY ~ 6OC PftkWll

A~lloMlkWh C~y [JWlQL bull QS5l( Pft kWII N~y[NQY lt11616lt pekWlgt

Ot lgtY CIgta 9n 5ervice CNrqe S75O per monlh ObI iIlUtlon kNh (YtlOOIl~ 5A)OC per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

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Hclyentmbtr INIy capdtyE~ bullbull 2-97)( per kwto NooltlIJClty EMfoY ~7BJ( PI( kWh

OIlYery CaQe o ~MoeChilr~ (JuneIIlrQUQhOctOberI bull Sl95 per mon1h ontritlrJtlon kWh 1Yf0IIIIl) SltII3OC ptr kWh

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Power Supply ChQtt mm C~ PM1tY [JWlIIV 1915 per kWh Non-~PKity rneW 25lt116( PH kWf

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Gorolhcrmel Tlmr of DaV Ratr

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Jun 11II 0ltJqh (klobelt AU onpek kWh

C8C)yeniI- (net9Y 9nsc 1 kWh Nooltpady (Mrqy 2814lt per kwtl

AW offmiddotptallt IltWh CIpyenty Ene rQ~ 13J5 per ~Wh NotrCapodty E9Y 284 pot kWh

NovmM thrOUlh Mil All onPIWlt ~Wh

CeplKlly ( neroy U ODlt perW1 N~ity [MrQy 28l4lt pw kWh

AIIo1~ kWh Clpa(M ~ EJWl 9r lAJX ~r kW IIon-ltapac lly ~roy UtA C PE ~W~

tullv~ry C~qu seritl Charge 6]0( 1 day Distribution kWh (YeaHOllM) 4703C per kWh

Expertnlal Ellcl n c Vehcle Ra tl

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WHOLE HOUSE RATE OPTIONS TIese service rates are provided throuqh one meter to a singJt or double OCCVPMlCY dwelin9

Residential ElectriC Service Rate Powe Suppfy CharOe First 17 kWh per dAY Capacity Energy bull 1065C JlE kWh NOItltapacily EntltVbullbullbull 4 767( PErkWh

Additional kWh capacity Energy 4590C per kWh Non-Capacity Enerqy bullbullbull 4751( per kWh

Delivery CNiroes 5efvice (halVe $750 per rnonl h RIA Credit middot $750 per monlh Di5tribvtlon kWhbullbull 543OC per kWh

Time of Day Rate-

On-peak h(Wrs MonCJay-rriday n Um 10 7 pm Power Supply CnarQes June through Octo~r

All on-peak kWh I Capactty Enerqy t2048C per-kllh N~lty EnenlY bull 4757lt per kWh

All otf-peak kWh capacity Energy bull bull 090OC Pfi kWh NonlaquoJpaci ty EnefQY bullbullbull 4757lt per kWh N~ IhrOU911 May

All on peak kWtl Capacity Energy bull 944OC per kWh Non-caPbCity Energy bullbullbullbull bull 4 757lt per kWh

AU oH-peak kWh Capacil y (nergybullbull bull o679C per kWh Non-capaclly Energy 4757( per kWh

fXgtltvery CllalQu Service Charge bull $750 per month Olstribvtlon kWh (YeaNovnd) 543O( per kWh

DynamiC Peak PnclnQ Rate This rate features th~ price tiers as well as Critical Peak prices for days when Critical Peak events are caIed It requires YO1f home to have the aovanced electric meIer Poer Supply Cllarg ~s Onpeak Monday Friday 3 pm to 7 pm

All on peak kWh Capacity EnerQt bullbull 9759C per kWh NOfIltQapacltt Energy 4049C per kWh

Mi(1)eilk MoIIdIlY friday am to 3 pm amp 7 pm to I pm All midpeak kWh

Capacity poundnerQy bullbullbull bullbullbull bullbull Aoose per kWh Non-tapaclty Enerqy bullbull bull 4Q49 per kWh

Off-peak 11 pm to 7 am and all day Saturday Sunday and desiQna~ holidays

All o ff-peak kWh capacity Enerqybullbullbull 0554( per kWh Nonltapacity (nergy 4 049( per kWh

(Critical Puk events dJrlnQ on-puk hours MondayshyFriday Ilmlto to eo lIours per year with ~vance notite

All criti calpeak kWh 5091 per kWh Nonltpatity Enerqy 4049C oer kWh

D1 Uv~ry Cha r Oes Oistribution kWh bull bull 543OC per kWh Service cMfQe $750 per month

Space HeatlOq Rate AfJPied oNy 10 ~miJOeflfr instilUed electric s~ce heltllin9 S(lrwct 11100011 0fIe meier IOn) II~f to KIU$MOIrIJ IlaquoWd on this tltf ~I(r 10 ~ 17 lOIS

PO tl Supply 0 J~ trrouOh October

(irst T7 kWh per day capacity [ MrQy bullbullbullbull bull bullbull bullbullbullbullbull bull bull 1217lt per kWh NOOCapacily Energybullbullbullbull bullbull d61b( per kWh

Additional kWn Capacity Energy bullbull 4741C per kWh NonmiddotCapaclly[nerqybullbull bullbullbull bull 4 616( per kWh

November through May (IrS 20 ~Wh per dat

Capacity ElKrQY bullbullbull 1844( per kWh NonCapaclty Ener9Y bull 4616C per kWh

Addi l lonal kWh Capacity [ ne((lY 0553lt per kWh Non-Capaci ty Ener9y 4616lt per kWh

Oeltvery C~afl)e ~

Service CllltlIqe 5750 per month Dislrlbullon kWh cYeM-roundl bull 5430lt per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

lnteruptlbte Space Conditioning Rate (CooICurrent s middot ) Thfs rale is (01 cmlraJ air 1M air $ltNrce hfijt wmps 7alltp adYanlaQe o( a ICYWef w mmer ra te thai C8II stlf

you vp to 18 (Jercf(ll on the coolf19 POfUOII oJ yotn energy bill wtlEn you e()(oII we istaN aseparate melpI lha1 clO briHIy IIIIerrvpt your air cMdilicnif9 to mee system or oeneratlon Issues POwer Supply ChArQe$

June throuQh October ~Enervv middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddot_middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotO499( perllWti f Non-Capacity Energy bull bull bull 3783lt per kWh

November thrOU(jh MAV Capaci ty Ener9Y bull2973( perkWh Non-Capaclty Energy bull3783lt Pfr kWh

Oellvery C~arQes Service Charge (June Ihrough October) bull $195 per month DisltiolJlion kWh (YeaOlJIdl 543OC per kWh

WatN Heating Strvce Rate

This rate Is a~alllJble for customers Who use an elecshy(ric wdler hedler tor sanitary pJrpos eJ Controlled service (Interrupt ible)

PO Wff Supply Charoes AU kWh Capacily Enerqy 1915lt per kWh NonltapaClty Energy bullbullbull bullbullbull2546( per kWh

Oelover y CharQes Service Charge bullbullbullbullbullbullbull5195 per month DiStribution kWh bullbullbullbullbullbull bullSA30C per kWh

DLWd-I On1J(aJL hOCJrs POIIef Supply

June throug AIfOfl~ak

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All olfpeak CapacIty I NoncaP

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Tho rtln ~ IHs tr- If__~ tho ~n IooIk SoooYIltt eo ~~~~~ M 01 A~ult ~ 2018 TheI_ oln ClO no1 _ rcalgtlt NrQoltgt~ lVt[ t chor~ If f Iv P __- Of ltIt r~l -Wc_

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ~ VII sect28 33

sect 9 Compensation of county officers

Sec 9 BoampTds of s upervisors shan have exclusive power to fix the oomp officers not otherwise provided by law

runory Cocst 1963 All VII 9 Elf J I I 9amp yo ConrlNd amp CMII 1908ArI VllJ fR

sect 10 Removal of county seat

Sec 10 A county seat once established shall not be removed until the place nlch it is proposed to be moved shall be designated by two-thirds of the members of the board of supervisors and a majority of the electors voting thereon shall have a pproved the proposed locatioD in the manner prescribed by law

BiotDl)l Co llle3 An VII flO E( JOJJ 1 1964 l~ Con~tllull oD See COllSL ll108Art vrn t )3

sect 11 Indebtedness limitation

Selt 11 No Cltlunty shall incur any indebtedness which shall increase its total debt beyond 10 percent of its assessed valuation

lfiwry Cmol 1963Att VII tllEft Jan i 1i64 Fo e cmtltutlon s Conn 1906 Art vrn U 2

sect 12 Navigable streams permission to bridge or dam See 12 A oavigable stream shall not be hridged or dammed without permission granted by

the board of supervisors or the county as provided by law which pennission shall be subject to such reasonable compensation and otheT conditions as may seem best sui ted to safeguard the rights and interests of the county and political subdivisions the rein

QJO Cotgtu I~ Art VII U2 Ert Jan I 100 Fou eonia o 8M eo 180SArt vrn tl~

sect 13 Consolidation of counties approval by electors Sec 13 Two or more contiguous counties may combine into a Slagle county if approved in

each affected county by a majority of the electors voting on the quest ion IIUtDrr- eo t 1961Arr Vl t 13 Ell J 1 1964

sect 14 Organization and consolidation of townships Sec 14 The board of supervisors of each organized county may organize and consolidate

townships under restrictions and limitations provided by law Hi~ Coru 1963Arr VIto I~ ErrJLIgt 1 100-1 Fo CoGMI~U 01lJ See eoru 1908 Art Vlll us

sect 15 County intervention-in public utllity service and rate proceedings

x Sec 15 Any county when authotized by its board of supervisors sha ll have the authority to enter or to intervelle in any action or certificate proceeding involving the services charges or rates or any privately owned public utili ty furnishing services or collJJlodities to rate payers within the county

W O Coogt J961 Att VT I t iS Ell J I 19amp1

sect 16 Highways bridges culverts airports road tax limitation Sec 16 The legis lature may provide for the laying ou t construction improvement and

maintenance of highways bridges culverts and airports by the state and by the counties and townships thereof acd may authorize counties to take charge aod cootrol of auy highway within thei r limits ror such purposes The legislature may provide tbe powers and duties of Counties in relation to bighways bridges culverts and airports may provide ror county road commissioners to be appointed or elected with povers and duties provided by law The ad valorem property tax imposed for road purposes by any county shall not eltceed in any year one-half or one percent of the assessed valuation for the preceding year

ru ry Con t ampEl3 An VlI 4(6 Elf Jan I 196 Io ~Iuoo Su C I OO~ Art VIH ~2G

Jo~j Ftfrill9 440 N Srarr Smw Flfs-o a ellIJlIII O CO lo All 4R723

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

~~~ Jodi Fetting

Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

AittpAcs Policy GIOlp Airsp $iIViClWl us )epCfIrren ul T(Qrspo~ltrlto-

8GO lndeperdenoe Avenue SW WtW1Irglo DC 7059

Federal Aviation AdrninStrotion

JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

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Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

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Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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RISK MANAGEMENT A UT HORITY

Tuscola County

Net Asset Distribution History

2006 Distribution $ 1780 2007 Distribution $ 6 168 2008 Distribution $ 22488 20 10 Distribution $ 18073 20 II Distribution $ 48 158 2012 Distribution $ 69969 20 13 Distributi on $ 23 880 20 14 Distribution $ 6 1354 2015 Distributi on $ 79500 2016 Distribution $ 35 885 2017 DislribUlion $ 30242 2018 Distribution $ 95735 20 19 Distribution $ 113097

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BISHOP INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT HE IGHT ZONING PERMIT APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS

1 The following shall be submit ted to the Zon ing Administrator

A The Applicant shalt address a Jetter or generate an email hereinafter referred to as the perm it application) to the Zoning Administrator requesting a permit be issued under Joint Airport Zoning Board Ordinance No 98 -1 and addressed to the following

Zoning Admin istrator Bishop International Airport G-342S W Bristol Road Flint MI 48507 AnN Joseph Medici AAE E-Mail jmedlcibishopalrportorg

B The Applicant sha ll attach to the permit application all relevant inform ation (eg exact location height dates amp times contact information) including a Federal Aviation Administrations (FAAs) Determination of No Hazard to Air Navigation

2 Effective January 1 2016 the App licant shall include with the permit application a check or money order made payab le to the Bishop Internationa l Airport Authority This applicat ion fee is non-refundable Permil fees as indicated below are per permit

Structure Height (AGLl Application Fee Less than 50 $100 50 - 199 $150 200 - 499 $200 500 or greater $250

3 Upon receipt of the above information the Zon ing Administrator will either approve or deny the permit within fifteen (15) days Failure to provide the required information win result in a denial of the permit

4 In the event of denial the Applicant shall have 21 days to appea l the decision of the Zoning Administrator to t he Board of Appeals

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Partnering with you to deliver value-driven solutions

A Planned Service Agreement with Johnson Controls provides you with a customized service strategy designed around the needs of your facility Our approach features a combination of scheduled predictive and preventative maintenance services that focus on your goals

As your building technology services partner Johnson Controls delivers an unmatched service experience delivered by factory-trained highly skilled technicians who optimize operations of the buildings we Nark Vllith creating productive and safe environments for the people within

By integrating our service expertise with innovative processes and technologies our value-driven planned service solutions deliver sustainable results minimize equipment downtime and maximize occupant comfort

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PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL FOR COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

Dear Mike Miller

We value and appreciate your interest in Johnson Controls as a service provider for your building systems and are pleased to provide a value-driven maintenance solution for your facility The enclosed proposal ouUines the Planned Service Agreement we have developed on your facility

Details are included in the Planned Service Agreement summary (SChedule A) but highlights are as follows

bull In this proposal Ne are offering a service agreement for 2 Years starting 0810112019 and ending 07312021

bull The agreement price for first year is $1302000 see Schedule A Supplemental Plice and Payment Terms for pricing in subsequent years

bull The equipment options and number of visits being provided for each piece of equipment are described in Schedule A Equipmentlisl

As a manufacturer of both mechanical and controls systems Johnson Controls has the expertise and resources to provide proper maintenance and repair services for your facility

Again thank you for your interest in Johnson Controls and we look forward to becoming your building technology sarvices partner

Please contact me if you have any questions

Sincerely

William Rasco Service Manager (866) 635-1392

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Benefits of Planned Service A Planned Service Agreement with Johnson Controls will allow you to optimize your buildings facility performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a value-driven solution thai fits your specific goals delivered wilh the attention of a local service company backed by the resources of a global organization 5 VALUfS 9_--_- shyWi th this Planned Service Agreement Johnson -- shy

Controls can help you achieve the following five objectives

1 Identify Energy Savings Opportunities Since HVAC equipment accounts for a major portion of a buildings energy usage keeping your system performing at optimum levels may lead to a significant reduction in energy costs

2 Reduce future Repair Costs Routine maintenance may maximize the life of your equipment and may reduce equipment breakdowns

3 Extend Asset Life Through proactive faclory-recommended maintenance the life of your HVAC assets may be extended maximizing Ihe relum on your investment

4 Ensure Productive Environments Whether creating a comfortable place where employees can be productive or controlling a space to meet specialized needs maintenance can help you achieve an optimal environment for the work Ihalls being accomplished

5 Promote Environmental Health and Safety When proper indoor conditions and plant requirements are maintained business outcomes may be improved by minimizing sick leave reducing aCCidents minimizIng greenhouse gas emissions and managing refrigerant requirements

All of the services we perform on your equipment afe aligned with -The 5 Values of Planned Maintenance and our technicIans understand how the work they perform can help you accomplish your business objectives

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Personalized Account Management A Planned Service Agreement also provK1es you with the support of an entire team that knows your site and can closely work with you on budget planning and asset management Your local Johnson Controls accounl management team can help guide planned replacement energy relrofits and olher building improvement projects Youll have peace of mind that an entire learn of skilled professionals vlill be looking out for what is best for your facility and budget

A Culture of Safety Johnson Controls technicians take safety seriously and personally and integrate it into everything they do All of our technicians participate in regular and thorough safety training Because of their personal commitment we are a leader In the HVAC service Industry for workplace safety performance This means that you do not have to worry about us when we are Q1 your site

Commitment to Customer Satisfaction Throughout the term of your Planned Service Agreement we will periodically survey you and use your feedback to continue 0 make improvements to our service processes and products Our goal is to deliver the most consistent and complete service experience possible To meet this goal weve developed and implemented standards and procedures to ensure you receive the ultimate service experience - every time

Energy amp Sustainability A more sustainable world one building at a time - Johnson Controls is a company that started more than 125 years ago with a product that reduced energy use in buildings Weve been saving energy for customers ever since Today Johnson Controls is a global leader in creating smart environments whers people IIe INOfk and play helping to create a more comfortable safe and sustainable world

The Value of Integrity Johnson Controls has a long proud history of integrity We do what we say we will do and stand behind our commitments Our good reputation builds trust and loyalty In recognition for our commitment to ethics across our global operatIons we are honored to be named one of the Worlds Most Ethical Companies by Ethisphere Institute a leading think tank dedicated to business ethics and corporate social responsibility In addition Corporate Responsibility Magazine recognizes Johnson Controls as one of the top companies in its annual 100 Best Corporate Citizens list

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Service Plan Methodology As part of Ihe delivery of this Planned SeNiee Agreement Johnson Conlrols will dedicate a local customer service agent responsible for having a clear understanding of the agreement scope and your faCility procedures and protocols

A high-level overview around our service delivery process is outlined below including SCheduling emergency service on-sile paperwork communication and performing repairs outside of the agreement scope

Scheduling Preventative maintenance service will be SCheduled using our automated service management system In advance of the scheduled service visit our technician is sent a noUce of service 10 a smartphone Once the technician acknowledges the requesl you customer service agent witt call or a-mall your on-site contacl to let you know the start date and type of service scheduled

The technician checks in wears personal protective equipment perfonns the lask(s) as assigned checks oul with you and asks for a screen capture signature on the smartphone device A work order is then e-mailed faxed or printed for your records

Emergency Services Emergency service can be provided 7 days a week 24 hours a day 365 days a year During normal business hours emergency service will be coordinated by the customer service agent After hours weekends and holidays the emergency service number transfers to the Johnson Conlrols after-hours call center and on-calt technicians are dispatched as needed

Johnson Controls is committed to dispatching a technician within hours of receiving your call through the service line A work order is e-malled faxed or printed for your records Depending on the terms of your agreement you may incur charges for after hour services

Communication A detailed communication plan will be provided to you so you know how often we will provide information to you regarding your Planned Service Agreement The communication plan will also provide you w ith your main contacls at Johnson Controls

Approval Process for Non-Covered Items Johnson Controls will adhere 10 your procurement process No work will be performed outside 01 the agreement scope without prior approval Johnson Controls will work with you closely to ensure your procurement process is followed before any non-covered Item work is started

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Summary of Services and Options

Comprehensive and Operational Inspections During comprehensive and operational inspections Johnson Conlrols w ill perform routine checks oltha equIpment for common issues caused by normal wear and tear on the equipment Additionallests can be run to confirm the equipments pertormance

Routine maintenance such as lubrication cleaning and lightening connections can be performed depending on the type of equipment being serviced Routine maintenance is one of the keys to the five values of maintenance -It can help identify energy saving opportunities reduce futUre repair costs extend asset life ensure productive environments and promote health and safety

Combustion Analysis

Combustion analysis and subsequent adjustments are critical to efficient boiler operation Boiler fuel whether natural gas or oil must burn in the proper combination of fuel and air (oxygen) Poor combustion can create soot deposits on the tubes impairing heat transfer Incomplete combustion can also lead to the potential formation of CO (carbon monoxide) an odorless gas that can harm occupants In the mechanlcat room andlor building Johnson Controts technicians will analyze the flue gas to determine If optimal fuellair ratios are present

Operational VisltlControls System Verification Based on our exper1ise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance and calibrations on the equipment controller for your mechanfcal equipment The inspection includes the following tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel

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Advantages Provides proactive Identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments identify energy efficiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

Operational VisitSupervisory Controls System Verification Based on our expertise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance on the supervisory controllers and servers in your Metasys system The inspection includes the follOoving tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel and cleaning as needed bull Review of alarms points which are offli ne out of SeNtce and overridden points bull l ocal backups of controllers objects and server repoSitories bull Review security database and ensure default passwords are Changed

Advantages Provides proactive identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments Identify energy effICiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

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Summary Thank you for considering Johnson Controls as your building technology services panner The following agreemenl document Includes all the details surrounding your Planned Service Agreement

With planned service from Johnson Controls youll get a value-driven solution that can help optimize your building controls and equipment performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a solution that fits your specific goalS delivered with the attention of a local seNice company backed by the resources of a global organization

We ll be your building technology services partner

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Planned Service Agreement

Cuslomer Name COUNTY OF TUSCOLA Address 440 N STATE S1 CAROMI48723-1555 Proposal Dale 061112019 Eslimale 1-135LX3G9

IScope of Service

Johnson ContrOls Inc r Jcq and the Cuamplomer (colledively the -Parties) agree Preventative MaintenslCe SelVlces as defined in Schedule A r Services) will be provided by JCI aihe Customers facitily This Planned Service Agreement the Equipment U s Supplementat Price and Payment Tefms Terms and CondJUons and Schedule5 attached hereto and incorporated by this reference as if sellor1h funy herein (ColecUvely the Agreement) cover the rights and obligations of both the Customer and JCt

Extended Service Options for Premium Coverage

If Premium Coverage is selected on-sile repair services to the equipment will be provided as specified in this Agreemenl for the equipmenllisted in Ihe attached Equipment Us

IEquipment List

Only the equipment listed in the Equipment Lisl will be covered as part of this Agreement Any changes to the Equipment Lisl must be agreed upon in writing by both Parties

----------------~ITerm f Automatic Renewal

ThIs Agreement takes effect 0fI 0810112019 and will continue until 0713112021 (Originaj Term) The Agreement will aUlomalicatty renew on a year-Io-year basis after the Onglnal Teon ends unless Ihe Customer Of JCI gives the other writte n notice il does not wam to renew The nolice must be delivered al least (45) days prior 10 the end of the Original Term or of any renewal period The Orignal Term and any renewal periods are sometimes collect ively referred to in this Agreement as the Term Renewal price adjustments are discussed in the Terms and Conditions

IRefrigerant Charges

Refrigerant is nOllncluded under this Agreemenl and wilt be billed separately to the Customer by JCt

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IPrice and Payment Terms

The lolal Contract Price for JCIs Services duringlhe 1st year of the Original Term is $1302000 This amount will be paid to JCI in Annual Installments Pricing for each subsequent year of a mul1iyear Original term Is sel forth in the Supplemental Price end Paymenl Terms All payments will be due and payable within 30 days of Ihe invoice date and SUCh IImely payment by Customer shall be a condition precedenl 10 JCIs obligation to perform lis Services A penalty of one and a half percent (15) of the amount due per month shall accrue for payments received after the payment due date Renewal price adjustments are set looh in the Terms and Conditions

Invotoes wil be senllo the following lOcation

TUSCOLA COUNTY COURTHOUSE 125 W LINCOLN ST CAROMI48723

o In lieu of paper Invoices senllO the location above invoices should be emelled 10 the following email address

This proposal Is valJd for thirty days from the proposal date

JOHNSON CONTROLS Inc

By WIlliam Rasco

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Supplemental Price amp Payment Terms (Applies to MultimiddotYear Contracts Only)

Year Total Annual Dollar Amount Payment Frequency Yearl 13020 Ann ually Year2 13541 Annually

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ISpecial AddItions and Exceptions

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TERMS AND CDNDmONS OEflNmONS

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REPAIR MATtRJILS ift the ))arts1Id Maleria neuuarv 10 ttstOle Caefed qu~t to workinC (OfdIoOf loIIowlrtamp in Equlpmem taHu~ but

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(lOI noullrJC I immedi ately 01 fly cmed ~deauacv~ 01 1~Iur r cl th t Co 1 Equlpmenl 01 othr condl lon ffenlna the optallen 01 Ihe Cored hulpmenl

(II) fumlVlny nelteu 110 C ~ I na ~~101 olflle$ 1$ peme (111 poperty maintain pall se Mlte Ind utt I~e 101111 operalion olny olh property sYStem Qqulpmenl or dtYlte o (usto m or 0111 to wtkh the Covered [Qpment mav De ilUacled or eCMK led In UCordinct wi1h mltlnuaclur~bullbulleornmend~tlcnt InlUr lfle elme ou1ltenll c the lequlemeltIU o lny Ie o6l i bu u ~encv 01 ocllttIIO~1u hiviC ll6iction thteol

131 IIOIt~mpet IVTt ~ ~ker Id)u l ~ dllturb I~ ~mQve Of ol~erwle Int~l1t~ with any Coveed poundIpmenl (locltKUn ampny relll~ 10l1wllftl ind 001 permk th r ~e 10 be done ~nd

(14) raltt lrom UU1nC lalie mina erob lfse K I 10 i Iln~ Pf~lty 01 I~ 1)1 by 01 IUed at~I1 JO by Iy OIlf1Imeltola mu fielpll I~ncy II elull lhereol

2 CUW~ftI~ u1ltnowledtna undend~ ~I unleS dl fea l~llor blQhl bullbullltdl uch leIOiIen11l topliGi tlyltKludm ttl I~ C JO b proYIdfr1t h gtCuomerlpo I~UI~ Ie pI ltgtvde j lK~ It~ nl Corner~mowIedcu lhlits fitC 10m~ ht tobla~ wlU elilgtte KI 01 any elpontbliity lor~ny Co~ed Equipment bC~kdown 0lt I ny ntC~UiY air o rrFgtlourneot I any Cover ~d Equlpme-nt II CUSICme brehes ItY 01 the t obllltlons KI N aye lhe Ilhl upon Mlen notice to Cullrgtmif to smpend Ilt Seovas unl~ C~tme cua udgt blttadl In a lldliJon ( SI_ rhaC be npornblt lOt f2YInt 0 etmbrfll10 10 inyCOlU Iuodt~ wilh ltoIftUW k uued IJ JUII 01 to( bnil(11 11~Ggte cbl iCltion bull

G INSURANC Clgt$lomllt t11lOfU11Ie 101 oUinin ilt inwran~ (ovtltsectte ~Nt (ull_ be Is nfelillY 10 proUCWIO Cuam propelttY and penol

In 0 on the Ptnlstl Includlnt co-eraJt 10lt ptllon1Inj u tKI propelY dftliilf~ ttlE PAYMENTS CUSTOMER MAICU UNDER tttlSAGRUMENT AAf

NOl ftELATED TDtttE VAlUE OF ttt[ PREMISES CUSTOMERS PROP[RTY OR POSSEnION5 ORTHE PER50N5 OCCUPYING OR AT ANYTIME PRESENT

IH OJ ON TNE fIIEMllU BUT RA1MEII ARE trUrn ON 1M COSt Of THE MnM MID lllE SERIIl(U AHD lAlE INTO CONSIDEJIAOON nn PROHCTION AFFORD EO TO 10 UNOER TtffS AGJIHMlNY CUtOngtC -by elee 10 ~ any Ilatoly 10 nv IVttII or condllion (ustlty (o~c cd bycom~dllIbIHtv iu t1nce (utomc und~oI nd lha l ncltlcr he Se~ rQr the Co~ered Equlllmfnl ~rr dtiI d 10 ~du(r bul nc

el1m te certl ln u13 1(1 doe nat tvrntv I~t nel th lgtt SeIViCI1 I1ltlr Cov~red [liulpm~t i ~ pievcflt Qerwn(ll InulY un~t~orzed entnotgtCe1 or

Johnson $](C 2019 J~on Cofol~ Inc CUllOf1ef CogtIodetll Controls Do rI() copy (pIIys eamplly eleW cay 0lt In a ny othel ltTtf)Crl) rlncul Ina t p-eu Iter Jl(flrISion 01 John~ Conrolamp I~ P8g~ f 0142

JOHNSOt 0 fRe 5 PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL REPREO FDF COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

H INOlMNITV

JCllnd CII~tomel 11It11 full Indemnify he ollgttl Plrty Illd Iu officers bulltffltS dilectOrsbullM tmpioyffl 1Om I ny ~ndn dlmlle p tOIlS and exptllln (clud ~lonJble utOlne-s leest illne OUt of third Pirly dllml demtlndi or lukllor bodily Injury (In(ludl dath) Of cia gc 10 tana1bie pcptny 10 lhe lCIt Irisin OUI 0 Ihe IItCIIamp~e or tnclnllonel mlscOfldutt 0 Ihe Indemnlfyl party Of lIS crnplovlef Of _filli CUSlomer expra tliihl ICI Jtlan be r~bIe 10In)Jry iWnbullbullbull bull 01 ~I only to the IICIttIt uund dlrlaquoly by IC1 nel~MI o Inllntl_ mliConduCi Thl obllJtJonl 01 JCllnd Ctome und Ihllltlt1ion ~ funhtf wbIKI to lealoml tid J ~

I LlMlTAnON OF UAllUTI NEITHER 10 HOR CUSTOMER WILL BE R[5PONSIBlE TO TH OTHER FOR ANY SPECIAl INOIRECT PUNITIVE OR CONSlQUENTlAI DAMAGES (INCLUDiNG BIIT NOT lIMITEO TO LOST PROFITS OR LOll OF BUSNlSS) JCJS TOTAL UAIIUJ TO CUSTOMER FOR DAMAGES R[5ULTlNG JROM AN( CAUSE WHAnOMR SHALL BE UMIT(D TO $2SQDOO IN NO EV(HT SHALl 101 INDEMNifiCATION OBllGATJOH [)(UD TIlE AMOUNTS ALO TO JO UNDER THIS AGIllEMENT OR THE AMOUNT OF INSURANCE IllQUIMD B THIS AGREEMENT WHICHpoundItIl IS GAUnlt CUSTOMUI UNDERSTANDS TltAT)CJ 15 HOT AN INSUIIER RpoundGARJ)tNG THE WORKOIlTIlE SERVICpound$ 0 SHAll HOT BE IIESPON5IBH fOR ANY DAMAGE 011 LOSS nAT MAYflUU~T FIIOM FIliI SAFElYOR SECURITY EQUPMpoundNTTHATfAILS TO PEAFORM PROPERLY 011 FAILS TO PIIMr( A CASUAL all LOSS

J FORa MAlfURE

KIWtLL NOT Bf RfSPON511Ll fOR DAMAGE LOSj INJURV 011 elLA CAUSEDY CONOrtIONS TMAl AAI BFYONDTKE IllASONAlU CCImIOl AHD

WITHOUT THlltnpoundHTlONAlMISOOHOUClOR NlGtlGpoundItCE Of 10 SUCH amomOHSlflCWD[ 80T ARE HOT UMmo TO (AI ACnOf GOO (6)

Am Of GOVtllNM[NT AGpoundNQpoundS Ie) SllIlKl5 (0) LABOR OISPIITpoundS) (f) FIRE If) OPlOSIONS OR CASUAlneuros (G) floIfS (H) VANDAUSM II)

RIOTS 011 WAR IJ)TpoundRROIUSM ANe III UNAVAUBILITYOF PARTS MATpoundRJALS OR SUPPUES

It RUOUJT10N OF DISPUTES 11 3 0l5pu1l rIs~ und~ tIIk _nl tile lelllgtall prom1 ~~ Incod IlIh lbesoIvt well dllputll by ~tIM In1Ie -t dsJ)UU II UIU~ 0 be vcWed eltha- pony whaw the tch IrIltble ltbiI~don by iIinC with lhe AmeltIcn ArbItIoltI oUodallon ~ no olllerlcttlClIon IaI bftn prevlouJly filed upon ftliol 01 the Ifbitnon till AAA Ihllhlw Ihe eOlCIu~W jurlsdlCllon _ the OlspUte Tlluibull11 party mty decide 10 f~e n (Ilon In coun of romDftenl jurbdirtlonl f til (oun f~m II Ihe flntlec1 proctdln flied tIIll tourt Iha have lur~dlaioo ove lhe ~JlUle to the aclulion 0101 rbltrltlon AtbiUlllon Ihln be toooucted In il(cordince wilh the lWn CUrrtnl tbhflllon rules of the IgtnItrlan Artgtilntlon MllaquoilIIon ~OIM wtlitllllon seMel mlJlIatty ampJ1Hd 10 by 1M IoIlt11n ArbIlratlon musl be (~1Ild Ihtll Ibty (60) dayt afw tn oputt submitted 10 artHlllon unlen the j)IoItlH mll I1y et ot~ The ~cI~ed by tn ~alorwi 1M f_land ~I liAlted by 1M bltLmDf may be Int~ed In XUlrcllnce with IppIiQbIe I_In any (oun h-il (ornpe1em jurisdiction jMltty po_llire III 1M 3Ibtrtttlcn or COUrt poem IhII If entilled lOn _d 01 Its rulflMble COIoU In(IudinI 1USOfIIbInomeyJ leu Incurred IS rtwlt 01 tile Oipute CUSTOMER MUST BRlNG ANY CLAIM AGAINST 10 WITHiN ONE (1) YEAR m ER THE ClAIM AROSE If CUSTOMER OOIS NOT CUSTDMR WlU HAVE IRRtvOCASlY WAIVED Irs RIGHT TO SUE 10 ANDOR INSTITUTe OTHER PROCEEOINGS AND ICI SHALL HAVE NO LlA81UTt TO CUSTOMER fOR SUOi CLMM TIME IS Of THE ESSENCE AELATM TO CUSTOMH PUISUING ANf SUCH ClAIM floIE PItOVtSIONS Of TKS AGREEMENT WHICH APLY TO AN (AIMHALl REMAIN IN HFECT EVEN AFTER THE AGREfMtNT IS TfRMNATto 10 AND CtmOMER EACH WANt THEIR RlGIfT 10 A rull

shyl TERMINATION

1 Remote Monnorln $eMCIIS and R~mOte ()pe~lln ScsvIca ma~ be imrntdlitely Clnceled by ellher party il Jels Remote OperIiQn Cenler (onne(lln res Of mOflltorlrlllSlem5l~ cle5trovtd by or ather ClIllopht Of wilt Ihf PlemilllS re sa bS damtBed Ih 1 11 Is IrnpftetaI IO conlinuf StnoIces

2 ellhe INIrty fib 10 perform any 01 Its obIirlon UM hIs Ieem~nl I~t otll jraquony wi prOIII~ -men IOIkt LheeollO lhe )lilly

1I1~ed 10 JHo In dmult Should Ine party alted 10 be Ifl defull 111 to espond I it or like action 10 cvre tIM II~IltI def within 1111 (lOt (lall 01 ~celvln IV lneo notlu the lOti ~rty may le(mlnlle Ihk rument by PIOllldlll ~ten nOl1(1 01 IIJII lermllliU lo n

3 UPQI1 IltIrrIinoUm 01 h ltfeeme~ le r anv rNson aJICmef 1hd PltiY IQ 10 I II UflGitputed _nu 0Wflj IlIrwah Ihe dallt of IIIUOII ~hIn thl (30) cI~ luth lermnl ion (ulier hIIllso prflVlde Jej Utlth RMlIlabe aa 10 the islS tD rem~ IIIe Gflew OtWe ~n~hVfllher JO pro~y ncltoun~tJI Int~on fl~ 0lt iiIlt IIlfIV ~lIlem1S ppUuble Cull 111111be liable fOlt al Iffl COlli and IICPfIfl mil Jet mv Il(u in ltootlKion th I enlOIOlmenl 01 hll tIlIl indlldina wilhoullimatlcln nlIo ble nom lees eltgtnKtton aency lees nil Olin COIoI

4 II he A~re~tot Is for mulljytar telm t~her jMrty nwy termiNle lilt Aeflaquomerll after dI ronl fu ~a of SaMlaquo by I lilt OInr pI no Ie-laquo thIn 10middot1 (151 ~VJ nit oolk laquoNlded h_ th~ (us OfIIted PREMIUM (OVEIlAGE CusIOlttltgtlt Y mlltUle ~~I ontv upon 10$ WIitt~ ~

M ASBESTOS MOlD BIOAHAZARDS AND HALUOOUS MATERtAlS

H~zardoul Mltfrills munl tfrlal ~ wb$llnct hal tIelher by Its N~ or ute II now Of hft defed Of fCula~ hdoubull 1 dOUloUbsltnoUl pc 1 o tOllllmlnlnl vodeIIV 1oG~ 111 01 leclclta l lowbullfCulallon 01 rdinlOtlCll bullbulllalre to or cklfIlUkIamp pUblic and ~ 1l1li and uletytId prateCIIon oj the IMonmen or which iI toIc explosive COfaUvt flammable radloKlhot orclnoCflIk or OIhenoriI haarcloui Of which iI or CfIfI1n1 _oItum psoline died Iud Inother pc1~um hvoilOClrbon produCl or poIYhlori~ bIphtI Hatardoui Matttllls ltlHdllGaltoeluMl makl leulmiddotbaid ptintl bIohIlrdS SIIdIIS but ftOlink~ to 1fCiofIeCl IntI HlIeJtcs-conao1n1nc mwials rACM1 Neither (ulomer nor lCi dlrlll lo or Illkeneel 10undnmiddotakedlren Obllnlolll r~I~li~ (11M klcnllOClllcln Ibuemenl dUnp control ~mo~1 or dlltpoltal o ACM

10 wlB be 1$IgtOtIIbIe 10lt moI 0 cI oos 01 ayen~roous ~Ierl_ls Ihll I ul In provldl lht StMt-es n O H bullbullf(Ioul MaIHllb1 and t~ I fmldllifIn ollllY Iell jlnd by he eI1e of 1(111lt1 MertatI For lit HI~ MltMils Iha may be olteselttl Itgt lacM~h

Johnson ~lcC 2019iQhn$on Cotro~ Inc ControlsComeJ Canfodenllal 00 nr)I COP) (pIIy~ocaIy eectrorcny or n an OIhel mea) Ylnout It ~I~ nnen ptlJJTJ5~ 01 ~C~oIs Inc PagE 38 011

middot PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL t- COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rNomiddotC1 HudOOJ Meritmiddotf (uuome shgt1IIUpply JCI wht 1 iflrornallo~ iflil pm bullbull~1on lt~lllni 10 lilp pre~nlt of lilllrltlOU$ M~ c-rret ij

th ~ilt eJ~nn ~v ff~(1 10 pelt1orm bull e 01 Ih~ s i(~ II Illhft Cnomelt or 10 gtKom ltt 01 ltgtlt UUlfCU U~ I)esellltt 01 Nonmiddoto(l HIIIISo M~ le1$ tIIl Iy ItgtItrlre llh Cr ServIltpoundl II I~U ImmtdllltIy $lOP I~ SoetYl(l Itgt rile I ffffiecl ru ~nd noilly the o thw ~n As btt-en (unome Ind MI Cuu_ hoo_be rtlpor1ible 01 IIISoho n~n ~ e -d diopoinr 01 Honmiddotla Hndou Mele 1$ fom lu rdMIebullbullnd for Ih (medlllion olny reu ImpaetCd by he ret bull bull e of he Hon-CI HUlrdou Mlltrl I~d mul ptwidc ~ cer1lliUlle 01 a balm~nl ~cfore J(I will be obll~lled 10 ~rlorm 0 cnl~ue lIS S~Mco unln 10 ~d letu knowloedae Ihll NonmiddotCI HIardou M~I(II~ were pren nd eted In dl$tfpr d of I~I ~e In wli(h tne 1lJ 1lt1 -11 be (pon lbllil lu ole ~ Othe etMOltlon 0 nmiddot orn Impmed by IlJ leltl~ of 1Idgt Hibullbulldon MlttIIbullbull00111) ( lOme hon In lOponibII II lu ole e~e for the _olI 01 HIbullbullrdous Male 1s INri ~ no bHII r~ieued and fe reie~e~ not nultlnc from Cl1 PtriormallCt ef tilt Serulces CuomN ~hlI ~I~nd ~nd InclomoJlot JO ~Calnl 1 Iol-ifl (o sU damUC I e~~nlel vd claJms ~rnamp 01 lu fa ure 10 (omply with Ihll Sccllcn M

N CUSTOMER DAlA

Cnlomt da la obtillned flom lie SetWltcs II owned by alld 111amp11 btlolt o Cunomer 10 I~ IUIOI illO UI Cl410mellb 10 prcMde Sentlce (lome bcept a lonh IItrlln lei wilt 101 disclose Ie any IhllI Otlty ~ny 1rlISivIltN81 (~nom dlI~ acquled hrouh pelt10IWIIIa 01 Ihe Sttvices Mthout Cul lomer (OnSenl (unomer ilB~e Ihal Jel nd 11 ubleIIrle affillnlnd epproved Ihild ~rty COII111OI5 and de-elopers may collecl nd lJ~e CUllome dll for Iny eaon 10 as ny ee l ule 0I1t1e clall on I dt middotklfn11itd bSII Iha dot nOI p~rsonaMy I~ntily Cullomer or anvlndivd Cuilomelt Igttgteby ~nlJ)O a petu WilcIWkIelfrtvOCable royah lru8unO U modi+ m1PU~Ibull bull WOIoeltIse and 1011

0etMt~wo b frOtnuch dala J(III ~IIM rlClIl$lOlI Inr~ 10_ rbl tJlIltflllll nd produnl C~led as I ew of uerlomnce ofSeMlts

O JCIS INlHLECTUAI PROPERl

10 WM IKtJI d riCh ~ lgtcIltgtltfest 11 yl) woltk orovided 10 Cuslomel IfgttIudlnl ohooI l ilmltiltiOfl ill ~e ~U and objeet cod dorumtnll1ior1 tKllnic Inhwon or dlla 1plaquolflCa1onlnd del bull ltes Impr~mellU 01 mOClllQlooruo 10 r~II1Hmiddot~ and (bJ I(now-How (defined below) e~ b 1(1 In bull (I~eron 01 lhe ~bltt 0 periolfTlfnt ollh Slt~ whth ~n_n 10 1(1 ror 10 Of diVtlom or tiICgyeiI Or ~uire-d In conneCllon with I perormrltt of II obn ioos under lhl ~greemenl Ownership Of eM Oelwblf ~nd KnowHow Ihd veil 00001y In ICJ nld flO Oe~ver~~bullbull1IaII be de~med middotworks mide fo r hlf bull Withoul UtIamp Ihe lenerilily 01 th e fortlal vfSNp 01 ai sool(e nllIS ~ (Ie (Olme of ptriOfnlInamp the le1Vkei I~I reMain the elOCIuIiIIt PlIJIIIlt1V 01 10 FltK purpoltl 01 ihllt AaJr-cmerr middot~nowmiddotHO mean a knohow )jot e It(hnIQ~s (Q ~U mllhoclolocln loobbullbull~Iy i(ll ~pprOKIgtG dltibu~ Odell and dt1m dllcoveriU ad ld~ililnW1ed produCAd by dhelc~d or uelt t)y 1(11 he CfUlon IIlt plovilJcn 01 the o-t~f1b1eI or In the Iltroltnance 01 tho Sltrvkt1 i nel Iny chanee ImplovemenJ or modlfiuHon tlgtereto or deivatlv Ihe reof

P OI6IT lpoundRMS

Any licMM 10 ltgtlt ~h( to ~laquopoundl1 JO IOfWlIrt produW inc dIIlti l e r Cloud tu Dyfth-lMd ulkr till Irelfflflfl b prellldild on 1- telt

corldklons for the iPllllebje loflwr~ groduct Of dlcll or cloud trvlce lei forth btll1wwwJgtgtmQI(QroluQmtgtulk Cleull4itl~I SU(h

aptgtlblt oftw~re podu nd (jjIIIIlervlltes lermsr lncopO ~d by rcferetl(e hcreln

Q Mi~LlAHrOlJS PROVISIONS

1 AW nor l~bullbullequlred IC be amp1vfIfI1bullbullnrundfi hili ~e ifI wrllnt Inc ~11I)e (OtIl(Ieca prcper ~iwn If (II chlMrred In Jlt IOt (b) tlll vi the Unlled 51lei POI~I stvIlte pel1se orepald ftlIlIred 0 tertlfld Mill rflun fclOl requCled (cJ ifni by o~ernlJht del~rv scNiCe ( fidEgt UPS) 01 (dln bvfClIrn~~ ~ m~1I or olnelt el~wonlC mt~nd confimed by (~cslmll e relum mlll or ele~hone

2 TIUs CfNnltnt _ nor be led byCunomoe wtllIc 1(1 k wrgtlIell (0ltgtSe 1(I IN ~ III -eM 10 1amplJr lh eltlnbull bull o_ ethn~erJon firm 0 (OltpOrllon wltheut Cul1omer~ conscm 0(10111 abo lIve 1M Ith Itsor cI1stretlon 10ubconuaa ny ponlon 01 IDe Servl(e TII$ ~retmenllnues 0 he ben~fot of Ind Is appllc ble tc ~ny aS1inees or SUbltOnl etor~ ef telbullnd II blndlnt upon Customer wllh Plaquo110 nld Il-SlttD or ltubculag rs wilh Ite f~e nd tllecl3 n bInltls (uIOme loJel

411 any plcviion of 1M femen Is fgulld t W IMaloC ~ tbullbull1 or unenforceable in ~ny elOtet Ihe lIdlly lealOty ~nd enforcelbillt Ollhe rem~lIinlpltosooru cellUinil htfetll hill flO( In t V wy be Ifeuelt Of irnj)3IleltIthNeOv

S TlIII laquoeemenlI lhe enUre (onl et bltwcM 1(1 nd CU1l0mt1 and ~st~1 ~ny pltlcr or ~ 1 undcfSllndll _itt IIIltIU ~ ro~oII or Olher ommuni(llionl b tween the partIe

ampmiddot(111 dltnowIodllli ~nd ~ bull IIgt IIY jhHdl l c ord~ lucd by Cuilomc In cunllKlon h lhigt laquo~enl iSlnlend only 1D ellMliiSh lnymenllllhof1ry fOl Cr5lont r Inltrn~lluou~I purptllH nd nol be conide1( to be ~ unto llcr Imltfld n1 modlfQtion o OIher IcvlslonlO lhe lenTIl 01111 AtrHment No tem or condition I dud or rfenced In CUIO middot pUdaSll ordl will h~oe ant fOlte elfet and Ih~e ( flU and condillon shall (MUOI (utomr1 ICtcraquoi1ICe of ny SefVicellllJH ltOnltllu lt in I~pncc of these lerm ~nd rolldnions An prO(IOl fo tltkjllo~1 or d~lefe rli ferm~llgtt In CuSlomtrs J)Uf(hue orde-r Cr ny otll elt dOtumenl Inill expresl ~ccP1ed IfI wrlIlIZ by ICI hCfeby objKted 10 nd telaquotCd

711 1I1t( at n~ (hfnlel 10 (uuomero ~tlnl or 0~r3110~f Of I lPlk oOle eEulaIon II ltode u~ bull Of ulW~y t~Ilebullbull I~il mD Iltldy ffeet J(rl peremlnt~ of the S~rvi(eJ or 111 pt1tlrltl ~fel 10 IhU h the ~ht 10 an eQ~IUbl and l~proprlle djuumenl 10 Ihe cope Ie and othe-f llcned Ie 011111 Ag reemenl

Johnson ~p(gt 21)19 Johnson Conll ol1 CU~lome-f Confgtdent Controls 00 -0 eopV 1ptyslQllly eleGl ro~gtCIly OlIn any oiher mft) hou Ihe eXJlress wn llen oerrn$$IOn 01 Joinroon CQntro ~ Irtlt Pag 3e of 42

JOHNSQfJ COtHROlS PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED r 11i COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

ADorNDUM TO PSA TERMS AND CONOITIONS OR MONITORING OF INTRUSION fiRE AND OTHER WpoundTY SYSTEMS

If ~te MOnilOfin StMces bull bull pIktly III(ludtS Ittnol~ lire ~ml 1I~oritl gtlaquov1tv 11111 mooilorint or video monitor ifl lht $COpe 01 wol1lt O (11110 d es tile Aareemenl II hereby madifie1lncl mended to Indude the termlnd prollllioru ollhls Addendu 10 tile PSA 10 Monhorinc 01 InlWolI r lf Mid Sfety So$term (Ihe AI(eNjum QplIlred Irms thaI Ie nol de1if1ed titeln lhirll h~ the melni cJven 10 diem In the lIIlement In Ih _11 of conhicl between the t~rTIltId (omIllions of this Addendum arid those ~inl ln the 111_ the tems (ondttklfls oIlbis Aoddtlldllm st pi~I~

1 kmote MoMorln of AIm SI~nI$ If ICI receiYo an elMfltnCV Itrm Ilen111 Jel Floc Jel IhIoII eeworlo nolhylhe IPJfOprille po~ Or fire deplnfII or other eme1enty panR QG ~iJurlldictlonnd Jel hl tndeVOI 10 IIOtiIyCuIlOmPf or tlsdellllllled repruenlnlve by eltmoll urltss instfU(1e-ltt 10 do OlheAlt by Cllomer In whilll ndot Nltd on l~ndlfd operalln picaduttlfo Ih ROC lCi uJ)OII feeeipi 01 bull lIOnmiddot emeree llenll from lilt Iremll sh ncltlvor 10 nOI11y Citomer ~feMltlve pursUlnl to Cu llemer1 _inen Instructions k faullin to QltmoU or Ie nOlllatlon Cunome ICknowlldlt5 1-111 the sllNIs Irlrumlttld from lhe Iremes will be monltoid In mOllltorlnl ftty not 0~111td by x~ lhe peSOIIIIeIIn _h monltom fldllltf lit nollh I~u 01 10 nor dots KJ IoU I rupDnsibillry Ielt tilt _ tIkh 1Kh Inb w montloed o lhe ttlPOfll( to $udlI1

2 ltemOI Monltotlfll kNkes Irkntllfmote MonllorltlJ SeNlf$ 1M be plaquolded by KJ If lhe ACftrM1II includes dIle 101 wth St~ 11

wm SeMce Is pchtitd 1lt1I nltOI~ mIIf 01 Ilirm 10 lhe Premies and lhe InIIlllchlre Is bIosed on the porcln( iCOq( 10 by lhe Jgt3lttiel wbjea 10 the lerms llId (ondiliolls 01 tills Addendum tie numtIMohllrms produced I I thl1ueloes beyond the COnuXt~ numblaquo of alarml In month (utome wiM tie blWon oleage lea

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TOWNSHIP OF WORTH Sanilac County MicbigaD 6903 S Lakeshore Rd Lexington Michigan 48450

Telephone (810) 359-8852 Fax (810) 359-7027 F-mail CleTkworthmlorg

PhUlp EssenmacheT sup~JenDifer Staoyer Clerk Jenuifer Woodruff Treasurer Jack Wylie Trustee Walter Badgerow Trustee

RESOlUTION 16-7-20-1

RESOLUTION TO ALLOW WORTH TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF DETROIT EDISON TO OPT ltlUT OF THE SMART METER PROGRAM

Whereas Detrott Edison Company has begun the process of Installing within the boundaries of Worth Township digItal advanced meter infrastructure to be referred 10 in this resolution as smart meters I and

Whereas many township residents have expressed concerns about the Installation of sm art meters on their

homes to Worth Township officials and to the Worth Township Board and

Whereas these residents and Township Board members have expressed concern about the alleged Intrusion

into their respective energy usage attributed to smart meters and

Whereas many residential customers of Detroit Edison Company are concerned that emissions from smart meters may be attributed to serious health problems including but not limited to physiological neurological pulmonary vascular and sensory and

Whereas Michigan House 8i114916 was written to address the above mentioned concerns regarding smart meters and has been forwarded to the Committee on Energy Policy

Now therefore be it resolved that the Township of Worth SanIlac County supports the ability of OTE Energy customers to retain their current analog meters and to opt out of the smart meter program fortheir homes without being subject to financial penalties and additional monthly charges

Now therefore be It further resolved that the Worth Township Board of Trustees strongly encourages State Representative Chairman Aric Nesbitt of the Committee on Energy Policy the Michigan Public Service Commission Attorney General Bill Schuette State Senator Phil Pavlov and State Representative Paul Muxlow to take all regulatory procedures needed to investigate alJthe aforementioned InformatJon and concerns for the health safety and welfare of our cItizens and Inhabitants

Board Adoption

This Resolution shall become effective on the date of Its adoption by the Worth Township Board

RESOLVED this O dayof j~ 010lw

ATIEST AS TO ADOPTION BY THE WORTH TOWNSHIP BOARD

$0 Resolved

Date 07- 2 D- b

Supervisor Philip G Essenmacher

~ Oerk Jennifer Stanyer

Motion to Adopt made by Board Member ~Yl)) Second by Board Member lAhxJtttff

Nay AbsentAye

Philip Essenmacher Supervisor

Jennifer Stanyer Clerk

Jennifer Woodruff Treasurer

Jack Wylie Trustee

Walter Badgerow Trustee

I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and complete copy of a resolution adopted by the Township Board

of Worth County of Sanilac Michigan at a Budget Meeting held onj~ 00 f OIQlli and that said meeting was given pursuant to ad In full compliance with the Open Meetl Act being PA 267 of 1976 and that the minutes of said meeting were kept and have been made available as required by said Act

Jennifer $tanyer - Clerk

Village of Reese Resolution No 13-14-01

A RESOLUTION ADDRESSING SMART METERS IN THE VILLAGE OF REESE

WHEREAS the teon Smart Meter often refers to an eleCOidty meter but it also may mean a device measuring natural gas or water consumption and

WHEREAS many communities across the country have joined forces to prohibit smart meters from being Installed locally mostly upon the notice ofhigher energy bills (Cost) illness (Health)forced installation ofmeter(lnvasion into Home) Privacyissues(4th Amendment right to Reasonable Expectation of Privacy) Safety and Liability and

WHEREAS on March 4 2013 the Planning Commission for the Village of Reese passed Resolution No 2013~02 that recommended that the Village Council consider takingjormal action to notify and ban allfuture use aSmart Meters within the VillQJe ofReese and

WHEREAS the Village Council believes that additional information relating to the use of smart meters 1n the Village of Reese needs to be compiled prior to making a definitive deCision with respect to banning the use ofthe devices NOW

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that at a regularly scheduled meeting of the Reese Village Counal being held on May 13 2013 ) a quorum being present a motion was made by KEAST and second by FIELBRANDT to place a moratorium on the use of ~smartmeterswithin the village limits for a period of six (6) months so that the Planning Commission can continue studying the matter AND

BE iT FURTHER RESOLVED tbatthe copies of this resolution be mailed to aD utility companies who provide electric gas and water services to the VIllage of Reese

Vote

Ayes 7 Nays 0 Abstain 0 Absent 0

ft(Z~iJlage Clerk

(MmeUmmbers Pnrlcialaobscii OM ~1llUser Rcentsl Mtlvm )ul1eMilier Attclll Plfks Wlniam WaiterS

City Clerk l1wUlCi M Smilh

Admmismllwc A$~ Oid Voo Cum

CITY OF BROWN CITY A Progressive Industrial and Agricultural Community

4205 Main Street Post Office Box 99 Brown Cily Michigan 48416()099 Phone (810) 346middot2325 Fax (810)3463802 el11lil brownctygrealtllIkesne

CITY OF BROWN CITY Resolution Number 16-04

A RESOLUTION TO THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION EXPRESSING THE BROWN CITY COUNCILS CONCERN WITH THE

INSTALLATION OF DTE ENERGY SMART METERS AND A REQUEST TO EXPLORE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY EFFECTS

WHEREAS OTE Energy has begunlhe installation ofnew mele to CU$lomers in Michigan ThumtNlleA oommunities~ replacing existing meters with srcaUed Smart meters that is electric meters which viH broadcast information to the utility company using radio frequencies and

WHEREAS DTE Energy has indicaled thaI il will at some point begin installotion of Smart mete in the City of Brown City and

WHEREAS Smart mel provide benefit 10 utilities by allowing remole meter reading by among other things eiiminating the need for someone to go onto each utility customers property to read a meter and possibly offering residents lower electric rates at non~peak times and

WHEREAS a significant number ofpeople including residents or the Cil) of Brown City have expressed heir roucems 10 this Council hom potential health effects ofthe Smart melers as well tIS other concerns regarding lheir universal deployment in the City and

WHEREAS although the City COlmcil is inforoted that it is without jurisdiction to directly regulate Smart meters exclusive jurisdiction over them residing with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) the City Council believes it is appropriate to assist its citizens in obtaining consideration of their issues by requesting careful review thereof by tbe MPSC

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROWN CITY that

I The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perform a careful analysis fbe potential health and safety effilltts which may result from the univernal installation of Smart meters for electric and gas utilities

2 The MPSC is further requested to consider delaying the deployment of Smart mete pending a conclusion by the MPSC following coreful study lJd review that such met are safe and will have neither short-term nOr tong~term negative consequences to the health of the citizens of the City of Brown city and the State of Michigan generally

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3 The MPSC is asked to carefully examine other concerns regarding tbe deployment of Smart meters as may be sllbmilled 10 them by Tcside nls of the City of Brown Cily and lhe Stale of Michigan so as to insu re that all aspects or the issues are considered before final dctennination is mnde with respect 10 such deplo)111enl

4 The MPSC is funher asked to consider requi ring public lllilit ies to allow customers with appropriate medica l docwnellHll ion of their ind ividualized risks to opt out of SmOtrl me ter installation at their homes

5 The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perfoml a ca reful analysis ofrhe potential privacy issues regard ing available and fut ure SOlan meter technology

6 All resol Ulions inconsistent with [he foregoing resolut ion be and the same h~reby an repealed to the c-tent of such inconsi stency

The fo regoing Resolul ion was ofJered on May 9 20J 6 by Councilmember William Nailers and seconded by Counci l member Dan Loulzenhiser There folloed a Ro ll Call VOle with four (4) Councilmembers present eM Jacobson -alSlnl eM Louzenhiser-yes eM Mclvorycs eM Milkr-yes eM Parks-absent eM Wal(~rsmiddotyes

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A QUORUM BFING PRESENT - MOTION DECLARED CARRIED

I Juonii a M Smilh (ily Clerk o(the City or Brown Cit) hereby cen iry thallhe foregoing is tru and complelc copy orn resolutiOlllldoplcd by rhe Cily Counc il o r th~ government ofrhc City of Brown City County orSonilac Sl3te of Michigan al a regular mecting hcld on May 9 2016 and thai said m~etin ~ was conducted M d public notice of sa id mecling WaS given pursuam to and in fuJI compliance with Ih Oren Meelings Act bein Ac t 267 Public ActS o( Michigan 1976 and thaI the mimlles of ~a id meeting Wlfe kepi nnd ill be U f have been made available as requ ired by said Act

---1 L ~ r f - ~ _-7~~----~_ -c lt-1 JUClnilil M Smi th City Cleek City or Brown City Sanilac Count y Michigltln

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RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THEAlIIUrv OF Clrv IEStDENTS AND PROnIffY OWNERS TO EUlCITO OPTmiddotOUT OF RECEMNG

ADVANCED UTilITY MmRS (SMART METElISl

The followIng preamble and resolution were offered by Coundlmember ~1 i t hoe J ~rL_~ and SlIpp-orted bV Councflmemher ~~__k Ll pa n __~

WHEREAS OTE Energy SVIARl meters (SMART rn~ters) are 0lltidern electrIc metirs which end elect(ic meter readings dutomatlcaty bv using a radio frequency nehvorK rather than 11 uarlitronal on-site ~te( reading method lind

WHEREAS DTt fnargys actively Installing SMART meters throughout southeastern Mlchigan And has recently moaJfed 11

latter to the City of caro pemin1na to the ability of City residents to opt-our of f(Celving a SMART meter and

WHEREAS a numberQf CIty residents have exprltssed tomems regarding negative health conditIons that may reson from the use of SMART meters the a(CUuKY ofSMART meters and the possibmty that th~ uS of SMART meters may contribute to Ute loss of personal Jlrivacy aod

WHEREAS the Mict~an Public SeNke ComPlisston has receotlydedded to lnvesligate seve-fal Il$pea$ pertalnloji to the use and installation of SMART metm and

WHOtpoundA5 the Mlthigan Public Service Commission tlSi a tompomml cf this lmt~stigation is requesting thai utmW comPanles disclose Information rega-rdltli tM po-tential adverse hearth effects associated with (he use of SMART metetS and

WHEREAS th~ City of CarD Council i$ charged with securing and defendioe the overall health safety_ aod welfare of the ldenU of the aiy and their guests

NOW THEREFORE BE rr RESOlVED that the City of (arc Council her) supports the abillty of Its residents and property owoe~ to elect to o-pt-out of receiving SMART meters m$taIJed

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Cam Coune supports the invGSlgat1ltm by the Mkhigan Public Servlce Commission of SMART meters

THIS RESOLUTiON DECLARED ADOPTED nus 5 DAV OF August 20131 ClerkITreasufac of 1M City of Cam State of Michigan do hereby certify tNt thE foraolng Resolution was duly adopted by the City of cam Council during its regular meeting Mid in the Municipal BunOlng in the Clty of Carcent on August 2013

Resolution It 16-201~ June 6 2016

RESOumON A RESQUJTiON SUPPORTING MfCHIGAN HOUSE BtLl4916 OR SIMIlAR IEGtsJATlON AND SUPPORTING THE AmUTY OF TOWNHSIP R6U)poundNTS TO CHOOSE TO HAVE AN ANALOG EtECTfUC AND GAS MEml RATHER THAN ASMART (ADVANCEtll MErE

WHEREAS smart meters are computerized electr1c meters that send electric meter readings to the utility via radiofrnquency radiation multiple times per day and

WHEREAS analog meters are manualJy read electromechanical meters that have accurately

measured the electrtc consumption of homes and busfnessesfor over acentury and

WHEREAS DTE Energy (the utility) is repiaclng exJs1ing utility meters with smart (oka advanced or AM) meters and

WHEREAS DTE EnelY plans to replace all meters with either the fully functioning smart meier orthe smart meter with the radlofrequency turned off (opt-out meter) and

WHEREAS the opt~()ut meter must be manoa read In the same way analog and nooshytransmitting digital meters must be read and

WHEREAS the IItl1ity in fts testimony berore the Pub1c $ervlce CQmmission in U-17053 has stated that the nonMtransmltting smart meter performs no functions not already performed by the analog electric meter and

WHEREAS the utility charges the residentJa customer $6720 to have the norHransmitting opt-out smart meter In place of the fully functionIng smart meter and

WHEREAS the cost of lealllng In piace an existing analog meter is $000 thus creating an unnecessary charge on the customer who does not wish to have a smart meter on their home Or business and

WHEREAS some persons on fixed lncomesare unable to afford the opt-out fees and

WHEREAS the utlJlty does not permit businesses to opt out and

WHEREAS1 citIzens of this oommunity have expressed many concerns about this replacement Including concerns about the health effects of mdlofrequency radIation and the voltage transients and harrnonfcs (line noise) generated by smart meters concerns about privacy and hacking concerns about fire safety and fire hazards concerns about Impending time-ofltse rates and resultant increases In electric bills and conterns aoout remote shut-off and

WHEREAS many residents in the State of Michigan have reported negative health symptoms after the installation of smart electric meters or rnm-transmittlng opt-out meters on their homes and

WHEREAS some residents of the State of Michigan have reported that their smart meter has cau~ht fire or exploded or have reported flickering lights and appliance short-outs Immediately after a smart meter was installed and

WHEREAS the Township of Vassar has worked tirelessly to attract positive Investment while rejecting those that put our health environment and quality of life at risk and

WHEREAS the Vassar Township Board of Trustees ts charged with securing and defending the overatl health safety and welfare of the residents of the Township and their guests and

WHEREAS the electromagnetic frequencies emitted and generated bV these meters have been snown by tens of thousands of scientific studies since the 19305 to harm biological systems and therefore may pose a serious long~term threat to the health of our cltlzensj and

WHEREAS customers with a disability under the Americans with DlsabIHtles middotAct may not be charged for accommodation of their disability and

WHEREAS both the nonmiddottransmittlng smart meter and the analog meter accurate IV measure electricity usage and whereas both must be read by a meter reader therefore making them indlstlngulshable for purposes of metering customer electrical usage and

WHEREAS smart meters have not been mandated by the federal or state government and

WHEREAS our Township is committed to providIng equal opportuntty and quality of rife for all and to removing full barriers to participation In public nfe on the basts of dlsabnity and

WHEREAS OTE has been unresponsive to these customer concerns and

WHEREAS House 81114916 would address these concerns without Impacting the utilitys ability to Install smart meters on the homes and busInesses of those who want a smart meter

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Vassar Township Board of Trustees supports the ability of OTE customers to not partidpate in the smart meter program on their homes and businesses and to have their electricity usage measured by an analog meter without suffering financial penalties or Incurring monthly charges as outlined in House 81114916 and that an analog option be offered in perpetuity to all uttllty customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar TownshIp Board ofTrustees calls upon the Chair of the House Energy Policy Committee the members oftne Energy Polhy Committee the state representative for our dlstrtct the state senator for our district the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Attorney General to do all In their power to ensure passage of House 81114916 and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar Township Soard ofTrustees calis upon the above-mentioned persons and governmental entitles If House 81114916 Is not passed in this legtslative session to do all In their power to ensure passage of legislation In the future that will ensure that utility customers have the right to have an anakJg meter on their homes or

middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

Vassar Township Clerk ~~--=-~

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WHOLE HOUSE RATE OPTIONS YM sevb rr~ ar provldedthrOOQll OM ~rllftolshJf

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R~dnl lal [ el rr c 5E-vl r Ra te Power Supp1r ehaV Fht T7 kWll d-y tapacity [tMrw bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull bull bullbullbullbull bullbull l06SC kWh ~[IH9V 4U7t P1 ~MI

AdditioMl kWh CitpKtty (nerqyH AS90C kWh ~ EneW 761lt PH kWh

OIv~ V (l1li1 Seltviu~ 5750 permorltn lilA Crfdlt bull$150 Pl month Distribution kWh bullbullbullbull bullbull bullbull bullbullbullbull 5lt130( pef kWll

~aIr loin oIoIIIUrIriIUy un to 1pm 10_ SUPII ly C I~ JuM IIrouqh Odc btf

oo-pealr kWh ~y~___u ~_1IWb ~y tneltgy 415t per kWh

AI ortmiddotpe~ kWh ClIpadly EIIOIJ O9COC per kWh Non-Capadty Cnor1V bull4J5lC kWh

NoW1Tlbef trvouqIIlo4~y

All on-peak kWh ~poundnH0y ~(nefQY

AlIllf-peak Clttp~(hy Cnorqy O679C Pltr kWh NolCIocgtyeniy EIgteOY 4751lt PH kWh

oN_V(O1 ~Chalt~ bull $5(l per mollh Oistrll)Jioll kWn CY al-roond) bull543(X per kWl1

Tlgtis rail fHI~~ thrH rrb t~ 4S 1M U CJitk~ Petlt priaff ttY d~ys wM Cril (ArP61llt e~ au callfll It r~)OUI~ro-I~~ ~~ Power ~ppIV Chltlr Onpuk MOMI) rldy 3 pm to 1 pm

AI on1nk kWh ~ [ JWl9bull bull bullbull bull bull bull __ bullbull 9759lt per kWh Non-~ItfMfQV bull 4049 ~~Wh

MId-jMk MOIIdiy bull nidi) 1 am to 3 pm 7 pm to n pm AI mId-oeak kWh

cKMy (-y bull 4OO5C Pltf kWII N~ity (otIQY 4049lt per kWll

OflP~~k 11 prI to 1 un and all dy S~hlrdy ound y nd -I1rIItd~

u oIt-aIlt kWh ~Itv Enerqy 0554C per kW~ Noo-c~clty (neroy 4049C per ~Wh

(Crtlieal PHIl _ ts cIInIQ on-pfU Worodly rriGay1o eo hours IIlaquo VN~ IIrtIttI ___ notl~)

All a1tlQl~peaK_Wh $09 I)et kWh Non-cpyenMy Eneroy bull 4049t per kWh

Oli~y CII9U OsIrWiontwto 5A)o( r- kWh Slaquoviltoc~ $750 p rrnonl h

~ onI-t 10 pIY1tWlMUy rsliJiftJ MltIrlc spIKI igtNfinQHtWdfhrOltJfJh_n-el8 f(X1y_ __ ~trloltlo Dtlt_1lOISJ

p~ w Sullfy Co Junt 11Ir0U9h OClobt

nrsl 11 kWn r- (Iv CiPM~ypoundnetQY bull l2l7 r- kwto NonCaPM~y ( QY ~616( per kWh

AddJlioNI kWll C~y~ bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbull 414IC IltI~Wh Hon-Cipadtyu-QY ~ 616( PfrkWll

Novembtf Ihrovfjh May -sl 20 kWh per dIy

cplaquoIlyEnHQ __ bull l844lt IltI kWtl HonltopJodl yOWrQY ~ 6OC PftkWll

A~lloMlkWh C~y [JWlQL bull QS5l( Pft kWII N~y[NQY lt11616lt pekWlgt

Ot lgtY CIgta 9n 5ervice CNrqe S75O per monlh ObI iIlUtlon kNh (YtlOOIl~ 5A)OC per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

r nlllIIpllbl~ Sp~c COndltlOnllllJ R~ r (CooICYIr(nt J

rills rale Is for ( tntr aItd iii $(Un ~I ~

~r~ 01 bull Iowff SLnraquoItf Ie IMl GIfl sr

)011 up W 8 perrMI OIl lhec porliotl 01 yoor ~ WIgtM )OUmt ~hsllJla ~e

mliff tNt briefly loltHnoP yoor air c~kgtrlIn9 to mHt l)l~ ()( ~IJIon Jswn Powe S_1y CtgtlO ~tNOUQhOd_ ~rr E1letQl __bullbullbullbull ~bullbullCIooIo99t ptllIIIIII N~y EnerQy bull J7eJ( pel kWn

Hclyentmbtr INIy capdtyE~ bullbull 2-97)( per kwto NooltlIJClty EMfoY ~7BJ( PI( kWh

OIlYery CaQe o ~MoeChilr~ (JuneIIlrQUQhOctOberI bull Sl95 per mon1h ontritlrJtlon kWh 1Yf0IIIIl) SltII3OC ptr kWh

ThIs iMe ls~ for cusOtlllaquoS who UW laquoshyIrk wafff IIHI~ for unitVYO flJr(1OStlo Coniroled 5laquoYIce tlnlt~)

Power Supply ChQtt mm C~ PM1tY [JWlIIV 1915 per kWh Non-~PKity rneW 25lt116( PH kWf

o~rv Cltqn 5efvice ChMe bullbullbull S1Igt per mont Oist ribullon kWh 5430 per kWh

Gorolhcrmel Tlmr of DaV Ratr

~l(USM~r~ nun 10 1pm Po Supply Ch O~

Jun 11II 0ltJqh (klobelt AU onpek kWh

C8C)yeniI- (net9Y 9nsc 1 kWh Nooltpady (Mrqy 2814lt per kwtl

AW offmiddotptallt IltWh CIpyenty Ene rQ~ 13J5 per ~Wh NotrCapodty E9Y 284 pot kWh

NovmM thrOUlh Mil All onPIWlt ~Wh

CeplKlly ( neroy U ODlt perW1 N~ity [MrQy 28l4lt pw kWh

AIIo1~ kWh Clpa(M ~ EJWl 9r lAJX ~r kW IIon-ltapac lly ~roy UtA C PE ~W~

tullv~ry C~qu seritl Charge 6]0( 1 day Distribution kWh (YeaHOllM) 4703C per kWh

Expertnlal Ellcl n c Vehcle Ra tl

Opt ion 1 Tlmt of Ot~ kino On~ fKIltfi McIl(I6y-FrkUly il4m 10 1Ipm Po Sypply CIlaQu

OfgtpaiI kWh calhy poundnto OVbull 6 779C IltI~Wh

NonQpadty EnerQY 9012C perkWh I oIIpuk kWh ~yEnlaquoQY 1695lt pelttWIgt Hon~ poundJWIIJ( 22silt pelt ~Wh

Oell~ery C~~ Servll a r~f $95 IXr morgtIh 1)sI IbuIkWh bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbullbull gtA)OC 1 kWh

09tlon1 Monthly F r~ ( UIgtf ~v~ l1Ut~ly) loonIlIIy I~ of $4511 ~r yellko IrKIYClINJ sur(narO ~Igtdcedillo

OTHER RATE OPTIONS

JllGrHnPowermiddot 1QIuntwy ~ffgtMJY IIfJ1fMl withgt( fnd soIM In Ofe _e ItrTitrxy lor ClISton1ft$ no dfth to IgtbVP ~ O(fdtflt potion of IMH elt(lrc IlSf ~trlbvtf( 10 r-ok(t~J ( ntDII(IfJtJ wpporI lhe ~ of __ftlWltIHI9InM~uvnmoreal

miQrotnpOWercOfll

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HiI~ Le-n motp ll dtHn rQycomQrHnovlTlflts

Ht t MetfrlnQ - A dlt option IMI promolft ~M (RgtUrn~ HIW~ eledtijtrusi19 f~r~tS IUmlY reaMgt MtVOYcndiU ~ 1M power bull

rloltlllt ~bull -IIH atdits_ 1gt1_ TIIO _101 _oolltn o$JJ _h_ _ ~NO 6~ yo __ ~ TolnOUII -rI_Ul l~lbull _ _ cmM(RW~ _ __ oS1S) _~__ -- OI _nn

-ltoaH-r lot ~__bull loftol -~ hoon lOIIu _ _ _ _ WD_ __ bull__middot OO ____ _ __bullbull __ ~ bull _ OII ltIIyen -gtI_ ~ _ ~

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WHOLE HOUSE RATE OPTIONS TIese service rates are provided throuqh one meter to a singJt or double OCCVPMlCY dwelin9

Residential ElectriC Service Rate Powe Suppfy CharOe First 17 kWh per dAY Capacity Energy bull 1065C JlE kWh NOItltapacily EntltVbullbullbull 4 767( PErkWh

Additional kWh capacity Energy 4590C per kWh Non-Capacity Enerqy bullbullbull 4751( per kWh

Delivery CNiroes 5efvice (halVe $750 per rnonl h RIA Credit middot $750 per monlh Di5tribvtlon kWhbullbull 543OC per kWh

Time of Day Rate-

On-peak h(Wrs MonCJay-rriday n Um 10 7 pm Power Supply CnarQes June through Octo~r

All on-peak kWh I Capactty Enerqy t2048C per-kllh N~lty EnenlY bull 4757lt per kWh

All otf-peak kWh capacity Energy bull bull 090OC Pfi kWh NonlaquoJpaci ty EnefQY bullbullbull 4757lt per kWh N~ IhrOU911 May

All on peak kWtl Capacity Energy bull 944OC per kWh Non-caPbCity Energy bullbullbullbull bull 4 757lt per kWh

AU oH-peak kWh Capacil y (nergybullbull bull o679C per kWh Non-capaclly Energy 4757( per kWh

fXgtltvery CllalQu Service Charge bull $750 per month Olstribvtlon kWh (YeaNovnd) 543O( per kWh

DynamiC Peak PnclnQ Rate This rate features th~ price tiers as well as Critical Peak prices for days when Critical Peak events are caIed It requires YO1f home to have the aovanced electric meIer Poer Supply Cllarg ~s Onpeak Monday Friday 3 pm to 7 pm

All on peak kWh Capacity EnerQt bullbull 9759C per kWh NOfIltQapacltt Energy 4049C per kWh

Mi(1)eilk MoIIdIlY friday am to 3 pm amp 7 pm to I pm All midpeak kWh

Capacity poundnerQy bullbullbull bullbullbull bullbull Aoose per kWh Non-tapaclty Enerqy bullbull bull 4Q49 per kWh

Off-peak 11 pm to 7 am and all day Saturday Sunday and desiQna~ holidays

All o ff-peak kWh capacity Enerqybullbullbull 0554( per kWh Nonltapacity (nergy 4 049( per kWh

(Critical Puk events dJrlnQ on-puk hours MondayshyFriday Ilmlto to eo lIours per year with ~vance notite

All criti calpeak kWh 5091 per kWh Nonltpatity Enerqy 4049C oer kWh

D1 Uv~ry Cha r Oes Oistribution kWh bull bull 543OC per kWh Service cMfQe $750 per month

Space HeatlOq Rate AfJPied oNy 10 ~miJOeflfr instilUed electric s~ce heltllin9 S(lrwct 11100011 0fIe meier IOn) II~f to KIU$MOIrIJ IlaquoWd on this tltf ~I(r 10 ~ 17 lOIS

PO tl Supply 0 J~ trrouOh October

(irst T7 kWh per day capacity [ MrQy bullbullbullbull bull bullbull bullbullbullbullbull bull bull 1217lt per kWh NOOCapacily Energybullbullbullbull bullbull d61b( per kWh

Additional kWn Capacity Energy bullbull 4741C per kWh NonmiddotCapaclly[nerqybullbull bullbullbull bull 4 616( per kWh

November through May (IrS 20 ~Wh per dat

Capacity ElKrQY bullbullbull 1844( per kWh NonCapaclty Ener9Y bull 4616C per kWh

Addi l lonal kWh Capacity [ ne((lY 0553lt per kWh Non-Capaci ty Ener9y 4616lt per kWh

Oeltvery C~afl)e ~

Service CllltlIqe 5750 per month Dislrlbullon kWh cYeM-roundl bull 5430lt per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

lnteruptlbte Space Conditioning Rate (CooICurrent s middot ) Thfs rale is (01 cmlraJ air 1M air $ltNrce hfijt wmps 7alltp adYanlaQe o( a ICYWef w mmer ra te thai C8II stlf

you vp to 18 (Jercf(ll on the coolf19 POfUOII oJ yotn energy bill wtlEn you e()(oII we istaN aseparate melpI lha1 clO briHIy IIIIerrvpt your air cMdilicnif9 to mee system or oeneratlon Issues POwer Supply ChArQe$

June throuQh October ~Enervv middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddot_middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotO499( perllWti f Non-Capacity Energy bull bull bull 3783lt per kWh

November thrOU(jh MAV Capaci ty Ener9Y bull2973( perkWh Non-Capaclty Energy bull3783lt Pfr kWh

Oellvery C~arQes Service Charge (June Ihrough October) bull $195 per month DisltiolJlion kWh (YeaOlJIdl 543OC per kWh

WatN Heating Strvce Rate

This rate Is a~alllJble for customers Who use an elecshy(ric wdler hedler tor sanitary pJrpos eJ Controlled service (Interrupt ible)

PO Wff Supply Charoes AU kWh Capacily Enerqy 1915lt per kWh NonltapaClty Energy bullbullbull bullbullbull2546( per kWh

Oelover y CharQes Service Charge bullbullbullbullbullbullbull5195 per month DiStribution kWh bullbullbullbullbullbull bullSA30C per kWh

DLWd-I On1J(aJL hOCJrs POIIef Supply

June throug AIfOfl~ak

Capacity NonCapi

Alt ntfflfak Capacily Non-Cap

November 11 All onpe~k C~pacity l NonCoplt

All olfpeak CapacIty I NoncaP

Dtl lvelY CharI Service Ct Distribut io

Option 1 Time On-pfak hour5 POW~( Supply

All on-peak kl CapacityE Non-(apa(

All oIlpeak k Capacil y [ I Non-Capa(

Delivery ( h~rQ Service Chan Distribution I

Oplion 2 MonU Monthly fee I and credits

OTHER RATE

isect4lM Outdoor ProtE who want sec(J wnere service dteeneroymiddotcon

riisectsectitltj MIGrHnP~

proqram wifh I ferrIOfI (Of c( orealer porl iol ren~wdbe re5(

01 tellWdble e mlQreenpower

GreenCurrent (R[C) basea re he developme a cillties- Learr

Net Meterlnq resource CJe~ r_waDI( re5(

thaI power

l itU1114ii4t An [lKfrit CII(

MltIitIoNi irQNrutlol Ale~~tlHt liutlje(t 10 UlchoJll)ftaflod ceocs lhal ~V by ltate TruHlOen1oa elK1r1 i-vla bull coIltn ~ Sl7S porf mont M ( I~ lor lWd of-llold CM~65yt~1I 01 ~

bull 1ie11c1er1t InaHr1t Crecln (RIAgt Custoowr rneeC 1IQ eIiQibHIIy requ~$ U KehOe bull $150 ~ IIOI)III (rfillllN 0IIId10 110(1 Oul laquoyou OIMIIly (all U~ lt14 8000471741 Rwc~ Of cwIOIrIe1S wno us ill maIOlt porI ion oI11gttlr IKll ley INtng oI1pe~ ron

In Woy lOI6 M ~ s caqe wQ opIit Into rwo ~_ _amplt1 -~irV middot~v u bt11r19 _ nolimPK1 UI jIOtioe yo _ 1 1lt Ienmiddot _ if bull nbolt ~y ltlft wi -1rO 01 CIOI DmOn

Tho rtln ~ IHs tr- If__~ tho ~n IooIk SoooYIltt eo ~~~~~ M 01 A~ult ~ 2018 TheI_ oln ClO no1 _ rcalgtlt NrQoltgt~ lVt[ t chor~ If f Iv P __- Of ltIt r~l -Wc_

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ~ VII sect28 33

sect 9 Compensation of county officers

Sec 9 BoampTds of s upervisors shan have exclusive power to fix the oomp officers not otherwise provided by law

runory Cocst 1963 All VII 9 Elf J I I 9amp yo ConrlNd amp CMII 1908ArI VllJ fR

sect 10 Removal of county seat

Sec 10 A county seat once established shall not be removed until the place nlch it is proposed to be moved shall be designated by two-thirds of the members of the board of supervisors and a majority of the electors voting thereon shall have a pproved the proposed locatioD in the manner prescribed by law

BiotDl)l Co llle3 An VII flO E( JOJJ 1 1964 l~ Con~tllull oD See COllSL ll108Art vrn t )3

sect 11 Indebtedness limitation

Selt 11 No Cltlunty shall incur any indebtedness which shall increase its total debt beyond 10 percent of its assessed valuation

lfiwry Cmol 1963Att VII tllEft Jan i 1i64 Fo e cmtltutlon s Conn 1906 Art vrn U 2

sect 12 Navigable streams permission to bridge or dam See 12 A oavigable stream shall not be hridged or dammed without permission granted by

the board of supervisors or the county as provided by law which pennission shall be subject to such reasonable compensation and otheT conditions as may seem best sui ted to safeguard the rights and interests of the county and political subdivisions the rein

QJO Cotgtu I~ Art VII U2 Ert Jan I 100 Fou eonia o 8M eo 180SArt vrn tl~

sect 13 Consolidation of counties approval by electors Sec 13 Two or more contiguous counties may combine into a Slagle county if approved in

each affected county by a majority of the electors voting on the quest ion IIUtDrr- eo t 1961Arr Vl t 13 Ell J 1 1964

sect 14 Organization and consolidation of townships Sec 14 The board of supervisors of each organized county may organize and consolidate

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

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Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

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Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

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Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

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Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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BISHOP INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT HE IGHT ZONING PERMIT APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS

1 The following shall be submit ted to the Zon ing Administrator

A The Applicant shalt address a Jetter or generate an email hereinafter referred to as the perm it application) to the Zoning Administrator requesting a permit be issued under Joint Airport Zoning Board Ordinance No 98 -1 and addressed to the following

Zoning Admin istrator Bishop International Airport G-342S W Bristol Road Flint MI 48507 AnN Joseph Medici AAE E-Mail jmedlcibishopalrportorg

B The Applicant sha ll attach to the permit application all relevant inform ation (eg exact location height dates amp times contact information) including a Federal Aviation Administrations (FAAs) Determination of No Hazard to Air Navigation

2 Effective January 1 2016 the App licant shall include with the permit application a check or money order made payab le to the Bishop Internationa l Airport Authority This applicat ion fee is non-refundable Permil fees as indicated below are per permit

Structure Height (AGLl Application Fee Less than 50 $100 50 - 199 $150 200 - 499 $200 500 or greater $250

3 Upon receipt of the above information the Zon ing Administrator will either approve or deny the permit within fifteen (15) days Failure to provide the required information win result in a denial of the permit

4 In the event of denial the Applicant shall have 21 days to appea l the decision of the Zoning Administrator to t he Board of Appeals

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bull The equipment options and number of visits being provided for each piece of equipment are described in Schedule A Equipmentlisl

As a manufacturer of both mechanical and controls systems Johnson Controls has the expertise and resources to provide proper maintenance and repair services for your facility

Again thank you for your interest in Johnson Controls and we look forward to becoming your building technology sarvices partner

Please contact me if you have any questions

Sincerely

William Rasco Service Manager (866) 635-1392

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Benefits of Planned Service A Planned Service Agreement with Johnson Controls will allow you to optimize your buildings facility performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a value-driven solution thai fits your specific goals delivered wilh the attention of a local service company backed by the resources of a global organization 5 VALUfS 9_--_- shyWi th this Planned Service Agreement Johnson -- shy

Controls can help you achieve the following five objectives

1 Identify Energy Savings Opportunities Since HVAC equipment accounts for a major portion of a buildings energy usage keeping your system performing at optimum levels may lead to a significant reduction in energy costs

2 Reduce future Repair Costs Routine maintenance may maximize the life of your equipment and may reduce equipment breakdowns

3 Extend Asset Life Through proactive faclory-recommended maintenance the life of your HVAC assets may be extended maximizing Ihe relum on your investment

4 Ensure Productive Environments Whether creating a comfortable place where employees can be productive or controlling a space to meet specialized needs maintenance can help you achieve an optimal environment for the work Ihalls being accomplished

5 Promote Environmental Health and Safety When proper indoor conditions and plant requirements are maintained business outcomes may be improved by minimizing sick leave reducing aCCidents minimizIng greenhouse gas emissions and managing refrigerant requirements

All of the services we perform on your equipment afe aligned with -The 5 Values of Planned Maintenance and our technicIans understand how the work they perform can help you accomplish your business objectives

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Personalized Account Management A Planned Service Agreement also provK1es you with the support of an entire team that knows your site and can closely work with you on budget planning and asset management Your local Johnson Controls accounl management team can help guide planned replacement energy relrofits and olher building improvement projects Youll have peace of mind that an entire learn of skilled professionals vlill be looking out for what is best for your facility and budget

A Culture of Safety Johnson Controls technicians take safety seriously and personally and integrate it into everything they do All of our technicians participate in regular and thorough safety training Because of their personal commitment we are a leader In the HVAC service Industry for workplace safety performance This means that you do not have to worry about us when we are Q1 your site

Commitment to Customer Satisfaction Throughout the term of your Planned Service Agreement we will periodically survey you and use your feedback to continue 0 make improvements to our service processes and products Our goal is to deliver the most consistent and complete service experience possible To meet this goal weve developed and implemented standards and procedures to ensure you receive the ultimate service experience - every time

Energy amp Sustainability A more sustainable world one building at a time - Johnson Controls is a company that started more than 125 years ago with a product that reduced energy use in buildings Weve been saving energy for customers ever since Today Johnson Controls is a global leader in creating smart environments whers people IIe INOfk and play helping to create a more comfortable safe and sustainable world

The Value of Integrity Johnson Controls has a long proud history of integrity We do what we say we will do and stand behind our commitments Our good reputation builds trust and loyalty In recognition for our commitment to ethics across our global operatIons we are honored to be named one of the Worlds Most Ethical Companies by Ethisphere Institute a leading think tank dedicated to business ethics and corporate social responsibility In addition Corporate Responsibility Magazine recognizes Johnson Controls as one of the top companies in its annual 100 Best Corporate Citizens list

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Service Plan Methodology As part of Ihe delivery of this Planned SeNiee Agreement Johnson Conlrols will dedicate a local customer service agent responsible for having a clear understanding of the agreement scope and your faCility procedures and protocols

A high-level overview around our service delivery process is outlined below including SCheduling emergency service on-sile paperwork communication and performing repairs outside of the agreement scope

Scheduling Preventative maintenance service will be SCheduled using our automated service management system In advance of the scheduled service visit our technician is sent a noUce of service 10 a smartphone Once the technician acknowledges the requesl you customer service agent witt call or a-mall your on-site contacl to let you know the start date and type of service scheduled

The technician checks in wears personal protective equipment perfonns the lask(s) as assigned checks oul with you and asks for a screen capture signature on the smartphone device A work order is then e-mailed faxed or printed for your records

Emergency Services Emergency service can be provided 7 days a week 24 hours a day 365 days a year During normal business hours emergency service will be coordinated by the customer service agent After hours weekends and holidays the emergency service number transfers to the Johnson Conlrols after-hours call center and on-calt technicians are dispatched as needed

Johnson Controls is committed to dispatching a technician within hours of receiving your call through the service line A work order is e-malled faxed or printed for your records Depending on the terms of your agreement you may incur charges for after hour services

Communication A detailed communication plan will be provided to you so you know how often we will provide information to you regarding your Planned Service Agreement The communication plan will also provide you w ith your main contacls at Johnson Controls

Approval Process for Non-Covered Items Johnson Controls will adhere 10 your procurement process No work will be performed outside 01 the agreement scope without prior approval Johnson Controls will work with you closely to ensure your procurement process is followed before any non-covered Item work is started

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Summary of Services and Options

Comprehensive and Operational Inspections During comprehensive and operational inspections Johnson Conlrols w ill perform routine checks oltha equIpment for common issues caused by normal wear and tear on the equipment Additionallests can be run to confirm the equipments pertormance

Routine maintenance such as lubrication cleaning and lightening connections can be performed depending on the type of equipment being serviced Routine maintenance is one of the keys to the five values of maintenance -It can help identify energy saving opportunities reduce futUre repair costs extend asset life ensure productive environments and promote health and safety

Combustion Analysis

Combustion analysis and subsequent adjustments are critical to efficient boiler operation Boiler fuel whether natural gas or oil must burn in the proper combination of fuel and air (oxygen) Poor combustion can create soot deposits on the tubes impairing heat transfer Incomplete combustion can also lead to the potential formation of CO (carbon monoxide) an odorless gas that can harm occupants In the mechanlcat room andlor building Johnson Controts technicians will analyze the flue gas to determine If optimal fuellair ratios are present

Operational VisltlControls System Verification Based on our exper1ise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance and calibrations on the equipment controller for your mechanfcal equipment The inspection includes the following tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel

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Advantages Provides proactive Identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments identify energy efficiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

Operational VisitSupervisory Controls System Verification Based on our expertise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance on the supervisory controllers and servers in your Metasys system The inspection includes the follOoving tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel and cleaning as needed bull Review of alarms points which are offli ne out of SeNtce and overridden points bull l ocal backups of controllers objects and server repoSitories bull Review security database and ensure default passwords are Changed

Advantages Provides proactive identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments Identify energy effICiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

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components This service does not include chemicallreatment required to control or eliminate biohazards such as Legionella unless chemical water trealment services have been added as a separate option

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Summary Thank you for considering Johnson Controls as your building technology services panner The following agreemenl document Includes all the details surrounding your Planned Service Agreement

With planned service from Johnson Controls youll get a value-driven solution that can help optimize your building controls and equipment performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a solution that fits your specific goalS delivered with the attention of a local seNice company backed by the resources of a global organization

We ll be your building technology services partner

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Planned Service Agreement

Cuslomer Name COUNTY OF TUSCOLA Address 440 N STATE S1 CAROMI48723-1555 Proposal Dale 061112019 Eslimale 1-135LX3G9

IScope of Service

Johnson ContrOls Inc r Jcq and the Cuamplomer (colledively the -Parties) agree Preventative MaintenslCe SelVlces as defined in Schedule A r Services) will be provided by JCI aihe Customers facitily This Planned Service Agreement the Equipment U s Supplementat Price and Payment Tefms Terms and CondJUons and Schedule5 attached hereto and incorporated by this reference as if sellor1h funy herein (ColecUvely the Agreement) cover the rights and obligations of both the Customer and JCt

Extended Service Options for Premium Coverage

If Premium Coverage is selected on-sile repair services to the equipment will be provided as specified in this Agreemenl for the equipmenllisted in Ihe attached Equipment Us

IEquipment List

Only the equipment listed in the Equipment Lisl will be covered as part of this Agreement Any changes to the Equipment Lisl must be agreed upon in writing by both Parties

----------------~ITerm f Automatic Renewal

ThIs Agreement takes effect 0fI 0810112019 and will continue until 0713112021 (Originaj Term) The Agreement will aUlomalicatty renew on a year-Io-year basis after the Onglnal Teon ends unless Ihe Customer Of JCI gives the other writte n notice il does not wam to renew The nolice must be delivered al least (45) days prior 10 the end of the Original Term or of any renewal period The Orignal Term and any renewal periods are sometimes collect ively referred to in this Agreement as the Term Renewal price adjustments are discussed in the Terms and Conditions

IRefrigerant Charges

Refrigerant is nOllncluded under this Agreemenl and wilt be billed separately to the Customer by JCt

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IPrice and Payment Terms

The lolal Contract Price for JCIs Services duringlhe 1st year of the Original Term is $1302000 This amount will be paid to JCI in Annual Installments Pricing for each subsequent year of a mul1iyear Original term Is sel forth in the Supplemental Price end Paymenl Terms All payments will be due and payable within 30 days of Ihe invoice date and SUCh IImely payment by Customer shall be a condition precedenl 10 JCIs obligation to perform lis Services A penalty of one and a half percent (15) of the amount due per month shall accrue for payments received after the payment due date Renewal price adjustments are set looh in the Terms and Conditions

Invotoes wil be senllo the following lOcation

TUSCOLA COUNTY COURTHOUSE 125 W LINCOLN ST CAROMI48723

o In lieu of paper Invoices senllO the location above invoices should be emelled 10 the following email address

This proposal Is valJd for thirty days from the proposal date

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Supplemental Price amp Payment Terms (Applies to MultimiddotYear Contracts Only)

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bull siltgt- eliled Ind tlWlromtenl1 rolldillolU IntludJnc but flOl ~mlted 10 POIIfI tllvrs Oll(ul i loni in eleclliul cufTMi (or -~t $UCI) 00 biQhlltdS Wth u but fIOI ~rnlled 10 Lelonc lllo IlIoclIled wilh COnd_l wllI (0011 lower systems ad subcompo~n l Iylleml

D ~AYMNT DIJUGAl1DN

CulIIme Ihal Ply 1M lcts wtl du1n KCOfdlIltt wIIh Int PIYfJItIII It ml prald td lor In lhe llIeemeI Such PIIymtnl II cond~1oP pc~tdnl to 10 ablellon 0 perlam StMcu under 1M e-emtnt In lu v lillny pvchlle o d elllKllo lhi eeme-nl bullbull nd ~~hstancl Ul4le 10 Iht tom theltein Cuslomtr tkAOWledIIOO ftel thlt IofIdU JO IrwoIces 10 an meum _teIhln $15000 lhall be ~Id a nlt wire t~fe check Of money order If IhII rume-n11s rertoedlCttl1 ovide (tmametwlth IlOlite olillyIdjUllmtnlS In the ConllKl Prict appfltlblt 10 Mff_1I period no r Ihn IOflYmiddotfWtjS)dltIys 11lt10lt 10 tIgtt totNMnoemcnl oll~illenewit 1Dcl UnonlOAlaquo In_theetmt at lelll hfTyI30) dIys prior 10 Iht 11( of fuch bullbull~I peiodIN ICfJusled price IIIbull bull bctlht prlre 10 ~ Itn il perlod

E WARftArffiES

JO warrants IIJ $Ic wUI te provided In ood ~d orkmDnllkt mlnner for 90 dyI Irom the elite of Se k ti I Jel eltc ives rlnen nollt e 01 a

Johnson ~j(C 21)19 JOIlnSOo CUols b e Customer COrlidellfrlll Controls Do ~ 0l0Y fphYSllll1 eletrorucaJy or 111) Ch(gt mampoiI) 111OUt (ou)t8$$ wel ~m H()n of JOIn$on CoIIoi s Ic P aglt ~601 42

I r PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

bf Ch of Ihi warranty Pl io to the e nd o f this flinty jlnod Jel III -perlOm any no~-tonlor~~ S ~Nilt~ e t no addl11on~1 (~ r8e hhl~ a ltonvn 1y tU5QMble Itm~ of I~ nOIIIllt llon

Jet 1gt lhoit eqvlpmfnl mnuIanued o I~dd bgtj 10 (ilofl fnc 11IiI1 It Irom dellaquou in mIII~ 1 and k hlp 1 lnlam normlluutelOI I period of90dS 1110 1ngtl11J o fumih bullbull pleOI 01 CQulpmenl utl(k tNs Alemen ilnd lhat eQulpmenl Ii cov~red brl nty fom m tnktunr ot~ INn CI 10 wf l llnSI~1 the benefits cl th lt m-nufgtltlue(J waranty it any to Custome and 11 amy lemediebull ~ n clu1III 101 lhal equipment AI ttnJj)OItlkwI (hoi tnwred In _ lion wi(h Ihr wrinty 101 eCllOpmeol1 IftdO 1~1s nol _wd undshythis AeerntnllNtl be bDn~ byCuJIO b eept as poided heern II Jel oltelves in nOlice 01 I ~ ee~ 01 I~b ~rmty PIlot to t~ end 01 tllh rruy pelod JCI will ttPlIr o eplate (n )(1 OPtio nl Ih e delMliv~ equl pmenl

Tllele _nl do II(It IJttend 10 tty ~ltW 01 eltlul~n lhal have bfton rnllUied bull bull Ite ed Or repared byC1I0 CI O IlIItd INfl iel Ihoul 1M supelVi1on 01 nd 110lt lltn Ippt(lvll olIO o WJCI ~t num~ or ranty d tul W bwn rmowd or alured AJ replaccd parts Ct equrgtnMn1 h1 become JCI pro~rty Thb ~rtntv is 1101 lu~b~ W~ nty J~ ~ be provldfd dulnn ncrmal bUllneu hOUlI IXCludll hoII(Ivs The r-dti I fonh hilrtln shltl be to(II~ nd eoltclU1ive medywltllCltlrdllo ny wlfrt nty ( 1lm under thlgt AallefMtlt Anv uit huN _lIIe rrltltv mun be lItauhl no III mn orgtamp II) ~a ftlr lile txPtloon ollhr pplicllble ffanty ~Iod Thlgt IIm(ttUon Is In IItu cr Iny olhe IPPrlublf mlult or 1Imh~1I01 CUSTOM~R FURTHfR ACKHOWLIDGU oVoID AGREfJ THAT THUt WARIUJffifS Aif ICIS SOU WAlIRANTlES ANDTOTHf MAXIMUM [)(TENT PpoundftMrrrEO UNDERAPPUCABLE LAW ARE IN U[U Of All OTMER WAftRANTlES pound)(pRpound$S OFlIMPUED INClUDINGtIT NOT lIMITED TO TlfOSf OF MERCHAHTA8IUTY AND FITNESS fOR A PlRTICI)LAR ftJRPOH

f CUSTOMEROIIUGATIONS AND COMMITMENTS TO ICI

1 Cuc~ wtt~l lt M ~ JCIr) WOOmIIlion (Onnltnlne conoilion of lhe CovtfeO Eqv ~ment TI Cvstom agnfS nd ~ntl

lhll 6tin 11Ie Tffm of IhI AItirnenl Cu crne will 11 oprr1 the Cevtttd [ol~menl ~codin8 10 th~ mnulanu~1 atldor CI co ~nduonl

01 up ~lt I~ I rgtd CUtten work Ic Ind motion boutt~e Co~erfd EQltrlpmenl crommended bt th e nufCuH ~Mor J(I

DJ 1I00Ii(k a n MlIQU 1e on_ 101Covw E4Uipm t ~ ftltommended by Ihr nufw1u~ Ntdor K~ Includili but 01 limited 10 dequal~ electllc~1 pOw~ ie IU~ lit COIGitionnt1Id ~umldltycontro

(4) oo ri ly JCI lovn~ile1y 01 ~ nv CowCd Equlpm~ nl mllunCtion Iliu kdown o other condllion ~fleclltg Ihe oper11on of tht Cowrt d f qulpfltf1

(5) prOjf ICI It~ nl arct1l 10 lis Pem isegt a nd Cevelti Equ~nl 1 ~H UJonIbIe tId nEU1IJf lmn for IIgte perforttIfICt olt~ e 5elVicu

(6) alo JCI 10 ~~ iod SlOP ~ erodialy hm off or otherwlle C~IIle c temponrily lupend eqvlpmenl Of)eratioru oc Ihll)(1 an perform Ihe ~le-aui~ uoder ~ AceemcIII

(]I M af)dlable ~Iovtd t JlIo~e oondc-n~ coollfll t_r 1raquoiIr wa ter lUlrnenl lor IN proper function (II Co_ed E Ilmc-nld prot ect a~lnll ~ nV elonm~nllllssu~ a nd IOllae of biohulld lueh 3$ but not IIm~ e d to leclonell

(III un iIlId jIIoperl itl and Itl~ Itttr u1on 11 lm t_ tUh nlpoundhl or II uth cfNr Ie Custo hili clo~ the PWllfl

(9 O~I1n I M~n Jke nc jIrnilgt ~qulred lor ~d DoloV I~ tlelt u~lecI ~ h theServlu

(lOI noullrJC I immedi ately 01 fly cmed ~deauacv~ 01 1~Iur r cl th t Co 1 Equlpmenl 01 othr condl lon ffenlna the optallen 01 Ihe Cored hulpmenl

(II) fumlVlny nelteu 110 C ~ I na ~~101 olflle$ 1$ peme (111 poperty maintain pall se Mlte Ind utt I~e 101111 operalion olny olh property sYStem Qqulpmenl or dtYlte o (usto m or 0111 to wtkh the Covered [Qpment mav De ilUacled or eCMK led In UCordinct wi1h mltlnuaclur~bullbulleornmend~tlcnt InlUr lfle elme ou1ltenll c the lequlemeltIU o lny Ie o6l i bu u ~encv 01 ocllttIIO~1u hiviC ll6iction thteol

131 IIOIt~mpet IVTt ~ ~ker Id)u l ~ dllturb I~ ~mQve Of ol~erwle Int~l1t~ with any Coveed poundIpmenl (locltKUn ampny relll~ 10l1wllftl ind 001 permk th r ~e 10 be done ~nd

(14) raltt lrom UU1nC lalie mina erob lfse K I 10 i Iln~ Pf~lty 01 I~ 1)1 by 01 IUed at~I1 JO by Iy OIlf1Imeltola mu fielpll I~ncy II elull lhereol

2 CUW~ftI~ u1ltnowledtna undend~ ~I unleS dl fea l~llor blQhl bullbullltdl uch leIOiIen11l topliGi tlyltKludm ttl I~ C JO b proYIdfr1t h gtCuomerlpo I~UI~ Ie pI ltgtvde j lK~ It~ nl Corner~mowIedcu lhlits fitC 10m~ ht tobla~ wlU elilgtte KI 01 any elpontbliity lor~ny Co~ed Equipment bC~kdown 0lt I ny ntC~UiY air o rrFgtlourneot I any Cover ~d Equlpme-nt II CUSICme brehes ItY 01 the t obllltlons KI N aye lhe Ilhl upon Mlen notice to Cullrgtmif to smpend Ilt Seovas unl~ C~tme cua udgt blttadl In a lldliJon ( SI_ rhaC be npornblt lOt f2YInt 0 etmbrfll10 10 inyCOlU Iuodt~ wilh ltoIftUW k uued IJ JUII 01 to( bnil(11 11~Ggte cbl iCltion bull

G INSURANC Clgt$lomllt t11lOfU11Ie 101 oUinin ilt inwran~ (ovtltsectte ~Nt (ull_ be Is nfelillY 10 proUCWIO Cuam propelttY and penol

In 0 on the Ptnlstl Includlnt co-eraJt 10lt ptllon1Inj u tKI propelY dftliilf~ ttlE PAYMENTS CUSTOMER MAICU UNDER tttlSAGRUMENT AAf

NOl ftELATED TDtttE VAlUE OF ttt[ PREMISES CUSTOMERS PROP[RTY OR POSSEnION5 ORTHE PER50N5 OCCUPYING OR AT ANYTIME PRESENT

IH OJ ON TNE fIIEMllU BUT RA1MEII ARE trUrn ON 1M COSt Of THE MnM MID lllE SERIIl(U AHD lAlE INTO CONSIDEJIAOON nn PROHCTION AFFORD EO TO 10 UNOER TtffS AGJIHMlNY CUtOngtC -by elee 10 ~ any Ilatoly 10 nv IVttII or condllion (ustlty (o~c cd bycom~dllIbIHtv iu t1nce (utomc und~oI nd lha l ncltlcr he Se~ rQr the Co~ered Equlllmfnl ~rr dtiI d 10 ~du(r bul nc

el1m te certl ln u13 1(1 doe nat tvrntv I~t nel th lgtt SeIViCI1 I1ltlr Cov~red [liulpm~t i ~ pievcflt Qerwn(ll InulY un~t~orzed entnotgtCe1 or

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JOHNSOt 0 fRe 5 PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL REPREO FDF COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

H INOlMNITV

JCllnd CII~tomel 11It11 full Indemnify he ollgttl Plrty Illd Iu officers bulltffltS dilectOrsbullM tmpioyffl 1Om I ny ~ndn dlmlle p tOIlS and exptllln (clud ~lonJble utOlne-s leest illne OUt of third Pirly dllml demtlndi or lukllor bodily Injury (In(ludl dath) Of cia gc 10 tana1bie pcptny 10 lhe lCIt Irisin OUI 0 Ihe IItCIIamp~e or tnclnllonel mlscOfldutt 0 Ihe Indemnlfyl party Of lIS crnplovlef Of _filli CUSlomer expra tliihl ICI Jtlan be r~bIe 10In)Jry iWnbullbullbull bull 01 ~I only to the IICIttIt uund dlrlaquoly by IC1 nel~MI o Inllntl_ mliConduCi Thl obllJtJonl 01 JCllnd Ctome und Ihllltlt1ion ~ funhtf wbIKI to lealoml tid J ~

I LlMlTAnON OF UAllUTI NEITHER 10 HOR CUSTOMER WILL BE R[5PONSIBlE TO TH OTHER FOR ANY SPECIAl INOIRECT PUNITIVE OR CONSlQUENTlAI DAMAGES (INCLUDiNG BIIT NOT lIMITEO TO LOST PROFITS OR LOll OF BUSNlSS) JCJS TOTAL UAIIUJ TO CUSTOMER FOR DAMAGES R[5ULTlNG JROM AN( CAUSE WHAnOMR SHALL BE UMIT(D TO $2SQDOO IN NO EV(HT SHALl 101 INDEMNifiCATION OBllGATJOH [)(UD TIlE AMOUNTS ALO TO JO UNDER THIS AGIllEMENT OR THE AMOUNT OF INSURANCE IllQUIMD B THIS AGREEMENT WHICHpoundItIl IS GAUnlt CUSTOMUI UNDERSTANDS TltAT)CJ 15 HOT AN INSUIIER RpoundGARJ)tNG THE WORKOIlTIlE SERVICpound$ 0 SHAll HOT BE IIESPON5IBH fOR ANY DAMAGE 011 LOSS nAT MAYflUU~T FIIOM FIliI SAFElYOR SECURITY EQUPMpoundNTTHATfAILS TO PEAFORM PROPERLY 011 FAILS TO PIIMr( A CASUAL all LOSS

J FORa MAlfURE

KIWtLL NOT Bf RfSPON511Ll fOR DAMAGE LOSj INJURV 011 elLA CAUSEDY CONOrtIONS TMAl AAI BFYONDTKE IllASONAlU CCImIOl AHD

WITHOUT THlltnpoundHTlONAlMISOOHOUClOR NlGtlGpoundItCE Of 10 SUCH amomOHSlflCWD[ 80T ARE HOT UMmo TO (AI ACnOf GOO (6)

Am Of GOVtllNM[NT AGpoundNQpoundS Ie) SllIlKl5 (0) LABOR OISPIITpoundS) (f) FIRE If) OPlOSIONS OR CASUAlneuros (G) floIfS (H) VANDAUSM II)

RIOTS 011 WAR IJ)TpoundRROIUSM ANe III UNAVAUBILITYOF PARTS MATpoundRJALS OR SUPPUES

It RUOUJT10N OF DISPUTES 11 3 0l5pu1l rIs~ und~ tIIk _nl tile lelllgtall prom1 ~~ Incod IlIh lbesoIvt well dllputll by ~tIM In1Ie -t dsJ)UU II UIU~ 0 be vcWed eltha- pony whaw the tch IrIltble ltbiI~don by iIinC with lhe AmeltIcn ArbItIoltI oUodallon ~ no olllerlcttlClIon IaI bftn prevlouJly filed upon ftliol 01 the Ifbitnon till AAA Ihllhlw Ihe eOlCIu~W jurlsdlCllon _ the OlspUte Tlluibull11 party mty decide 10 f~e n (Ilon In coun of romDftenl jurbdirtlonl f til (oun f~m II Ihe flntlec1 proctdln flied tIIll tourt Iha have lur~dlaioo ove lhe ~JlUle to the aclulion 0101 rbltrltlon AtbiUlllon Ihln be toooucted In il(cordince wilh the lWn CUrrtnl tbhflllon rules of the IgtnItrlan Artgtilntlon MllaquoilIIon ~OIM wtlitllllon seMel mlJlIatty ampJ1Hd 10 by 1M IoIlt11n ArbIlratlon musl be (~1Ild Ihtll Ibty (60) dayt afw tn oputt submitted 10 artHlllon unlen the j)IoItlH mll I1y et ot~ The ~cI~ed by tn ~alorwi 1M f_land ~I liAlted by 1M bltLmDf may be Int~ed In XUlrcllnce with IppIiQbIe I_In any (oun h-il (ornpe1em jurisdiction jMltty po_llire III 1M 3Ibtrtttlcn or COUrt poem IhII If entilled lOn _d 01 Its rulflMble COIoU In(IudinI 1USOfIIbInomeyJ leu Incurred IS rtwlt 01 tile Oipute CUSTOMER MUST BRlNG ANY CLAIM AGAINST 10 WITHiN ONE (1) YEAR m ER THE ClAIM AROSE If CUSTOMER OOIS NOT CUSTDMR WlU HAVE IRRtvOCASlY WAIVED Irs RIGHT TO SUE 10 ANDOR INSTITUTe OTHER PROCEEOINGS AND ICI SHALL HAVE NO LlA81UTt TO CUSTOMER fOR SUOi CLMM TIME IS Of THE ESSENCE AELATM TO CUSTOMH PUISUING ANf SUCH ClAIM floIE PItOVtSIONS Of TKS AGREEMENT WHICH APLY TO AN (AIMHALl REMAIN IN HFECT EVEN AFTER THE AGREfMtNT IS TfRMNATto 10 AND CtmOMER EACH WANt THEIR RlGIfT 10 A rull

shyl TERMINATION

1 Remote Monnorln $eMCIIS and R~mOte ()pe~lln ScsvIca ma~ be imrntdlitely Clnceled by ellher party il Jels Remote OperIiQn Cenler (onne(lln res Of mOflltorlrlllSlem5l~ cle5trovtd by or ather ClIllopht Of wilt Ihf PlemilllS re sa bS damtBed Ih 1 11 Is IrnpftetaI IO conlinuf StnoIces

2 ellhe INIrty fib 10 perform any 01 Its obIirlon UM hIs Ieem~nl I~t otll jraquony wi prOIII~ -men IOIkt LheeollO lhe )lilly

1I1~ed 10 JHo In dmult Should Ine party alted 10 be Ifl defull 111 to espond I it or like action 10 cvre tIM II~IltI def within 1111 (lOt (lall 01 ~celvln IV lneo notlu the lOti ~rty may le(mlnlle Ihk rument by PIOllldlll ~ten nOl1(1 01 IIJII lermllliU lo n

3 UPQI1 IltIrrIinoUm 01 h ltfeeme~ le r anv rNson aJICmef 1hd PltiY IQ 10 I II UflGitputed _nu 0Wflj IlIrwah Ihe dallt of IIIUOII ~hIn thl (30) cI~ luth lermnl ion (ulier hIIllso prflVlde Jej Utlth RMlIlabe aa 10 the islS tD rem~ IIIe Gflew OtWe ~n~hVfllher JO pro~y ncltoun~tJI Int~on fl~ 0lt iiIlt IIlfIV ~lIlem1S ppUuble Cull 111111be liable fOlt al Iffl COlli and IICPfIfl mil Jet mv Il(u in ltootlKion th I enlOIOlmenl 01 hll tIlIl indlldina wilhoullimatlcln nlIo ble nom lees eltgtnKtton aency lees nil Olin COIoI

4 II he A~re~tot Is for mulljytar telm t~her jMrty nwy termiNle lilt Aeflaquomerll after dI ronl fu ~a of SaMlaquo by I lilt OInr pI no Ie-laquo thIn 10middot1 (151 ~VJ nit oolk laquoNlded h_ th~ (us OfIIted PREMIUM (OVEIlAGE CusIOlttltgtlt Y mlltUle ~~I ontv upon 10$ WIitt~ ~

M ASBESTOS MOlD BIOAHAZARDS AND HALUOOUS MATERtAlS

H~zardoul Mltfrills munl tfrlal ~ wb$llnct hal tIelher by Its N~ or ute II now Of hft defed Of fCula~ hdoubull 1 dOUloUbsltnoUl pc 1 o tOllllmlnlnl vodeIIV 1oG~ 111 01 leclclta l lowbullfCulallon 01 rdinlOtlCll bullbulllalre to or cklfIlUkIamp pUblic and ~ 1l1li and uletytId prateCIIon oj the IMonmen or which iI toIc explosive COfaUvt flammable radloKlhot orclnoCflIk or OIhenoriI haarcloui Of which iI or CfIfI1n1 _oItum psoline died Iud Inother pc1~um hvoilOClrbon produCl or poIYhlori~ bIphtI Hatardoui Matttllls ltlHdllGaltoeluMl makl leulmiddotbaid ptintl bIohIlrdS SIIdIIS but ftOlink~ to 1fCiofIeCl IntI HlIeJtcs-conao1n1nc mwials rACM1 Neither (ulomer nor lCi dlrlll lo or Illkeneel 10undnmiddotakedlren Obllnlolll r~I~li~ (11M klcnllOClllcln Ibuemenl dUnp control ~mo~1 or dlltpoltal o ACM

10 wlB be 1$IgtOtIIbIe 10lt moI 0 cI oos 01 ayen~roous ~Ierl_ls Ihll I ul In provldl lht StMt-es n O H bullbullf(Ioul MaIHllb1 and t~ I fmldllifIn ollllY Iell jlnd by he eI1e of 1(111lt1 MertatI For lit HI~ MltMils Iha may be olteselttl Itgt lacM~h

Johnson ~lcC 2019iQhn$on Cotro~ Inc ControlsComeJ Canfodenllal 00 nr)I COP) (pIIy~ocaIy eectrorcny or n an OIhel mea) Ylnout It ~I~ nnen ptlJJTJ5~ 01 ~C~oIs Inc PagE 38 011

middot PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL t- COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rNomiddotC1 HudOOJ Meritmiddotf (uuome shgt1IIUpply JCI wht 1 iflrornallo~ iflil pm bullbull~1on lt~lllni 10 lilp pre~nlt of lilllrltlOU$ M~ c-rret ij

th ~ilt eJ~nn ~v ff~(1 10 pelt1orm bull e 01 Ih~ s i(~ II Illhft Cnomelt or 10 gtKom ltt 01 ltgtlt UUlfCU U~ I)esellltt 01 Nonmiddoto(l HIIIISo M~ le1$ tIIl Iy ItgtItrlre llh Cr ServIltpoundl II I~U ImmtdllltIy $lOP I~ SoetYl(l Itgt rile I ffffiecl ru ~nd noilly the o thw ~n As btt-en (unome Ind MI Cuu_ hoo_be rtlpor1ible 01 IIISoho n~n ~ e -d diopoinr 01 Honmiddotla Hndou Mele 1$ fom lu rdMIebullbullnd for Ih (medlllion olny reu ImpaetCd by he ret bull bull e of he Hon-CI HUlrdou Mlltrl I~d mul ptwidc ~ cer1lliUlle 01 a balm~nl ~cfore J(I will be obll~lled 10 ~rlorm 0 cnl~ue lIS S~Mco unln 10 ~d letu knowloedae Ihll NonmiddotCI HIardou M~I(II~ were pren nd eted In dl$tfpr d of I~I ~e In wli(h tne 1lJ 1lt1 -11 be (pon lbllil lu ole ~ Othe etMOltlon 0 nmiddot orn Impmed by IlJ leltl~ of 1Idgt Hibullbulldon MlttIIbullbull00111) ( lOme hon In lOponibII II lu ole e~e for the _olI 01 HIbullbullrdous Male 1s INri ~ no bHII r~ieued and fe reie~e~ not nultlnc from Cl1 PtriormallCt ef tilt Serulces CuomN ~hlI ~I~nd ~nd InclomoJlot JO ~Calnl 1 Iol-ifl (o sU damUC I e~~nlel vd claJms ~rnamp 01 lu fa ure 10 (omply with Ihll Sccllcn M

N CUSTOMER DAlA

Cnlomt da la obtillned flom lie SetWltcs II owned by alld 111amp11 btlolt o Cunomer 10 I~ IUIOI illO UI Cl410mellb 10 prcMde Sentlce (lome bcept a lonh IItrlln lei wilt 101 disclose Ie any IhllI Otlty ~ny 1rlISivIltN81 (~nom dlI~ acquled hrouh pelt10IWIIIa 01 Ihe Sttvices Mthout Cul lomer (OnSenl (unomer ilB~e Ihal Jel nd 11 ubleIIrle affillnlnd epproved Ihild ~rty COII111OI5 and de-elopers may collecl nd lJ~e CUllome dll for Iny eaon 10 as ny ee l ule 0I1t1e clall on I dt middotklfn11itd bSII Iha dot nOI p~rsonaMy I~ntily Cullomer or anvlndivd Cuilomelt Igttgteby ~nlJ)O a petu WilcIWkIelfrtvOCable royah lru8unO U modi+ m1PU~Ibull bull WOIoeltIse and 1011

0etMt~wo b frOtnuch dala J(III ~IIM rlClIl$lOlI Inr~ 10_ rbl tJlIltflllll nd produnl C~led as I ew of uerlomnce ofSeMlts

O JCIS INlHLECTUAI PROPERl

10 WM IKtJI d riCh ~ lgtcIltgtltfest 11 yl) woltk orovided 10 Cuslomel IfgttIudlnl ohooI l ilmltiltiOfl ill ~e ~U and objeet cod dorumtnll1ior1 tKllnic Inhwon or dlla 1plaquolflCa1onlnd del bull ltes Impr~mellU 01 mOClllQlooruo 10 r~II1Hmiddot~ and (bJ I(now-How (defined below) e~ b 1(1 In bull (I~eron 01 lhe ~bltt 0 periolfTlfnt ollh Slt~ whth ~n_n 10 1(1 ror 10 Of diVtlom or tiICgyeiI Or ~uire-d In conneCllon with I perormrltt of II obn ioos under lhl ~greemenl Ownership Of eM Oelwblf ~nd KnowHow Ihd veil 00001y In ICJ nld flO Oe~ver~~bullbull1IaII be de~med middotworks mide fo r hlf bull Withoul UtIamp Ihe lenerilily 01 th e fortlal vfSNp 01 ai sool(e nllIS ~ (Ie (Olme of ptriOfnlInamp the le1Vkei I~I reMain the elOCIuIiIIt PlIJIIIlt1V 01 10 FltK purpoltl 01 ihllt AaJr-cmerr middot~nowmiddotHO mean a knohow )jot e It(hnIQ~s (Q ~U mllhoclolocln loobbullbull~Iy i(ll ~pprOKIgtG dltibu~ Odell and dt1m dllcoveriU ad ld~ililnW1ed produCAd by dhelc~d or uelt t)y 1(11 he CfUlon IIlt plovilJcn 01 the o-t~f1b1eI or In the Iltroltnance 01 tho Sltrvkt1 i nel Iny chanee ImplovemenJ or modlfiuHon tlgtereto or deivatlv Ihe reof

P OI6IT lpoundRMS

Any licMM 10 ltgtlt ~h( to ~laquopoundl1 JO IOfWlIrt produW inc dIIlti l e r Cloud tu Dyfth-lMd ulkr till Irelfflflfl b prellldild on 1- telt

corldklons for the iPllllebje loflwr~ groduct Of dlcll or cloud trvlce lei forth btll1wwwJgtgtmQI(QroluQmtgtulk Cleull4itl~I SU(h

aptgtlblt oftw~re podu nd (jjIIIIlervlltes lermsr lncopO ~d by rcferetl(e hcreln

Q Mi~LlAHrOlJS PROVISIONS

1 AW nor l~bullbullequlred IC be amp1vfIfI1bullbullnrundfi hili ~e ifI wrllnt Inc ~11I)e (OtIl(Ieca prcper ~iwn If (II chlMrred In Jlt IOt (b) tlll vi the Unlled 51lei POI~I stvIlte pel1se orepald ftlIlIred 0 tertlfld Mill rflun fclOl requCled (cJ ifni by o~ernlJht del~rv scNiCe ( fidEgt UPS) 01 (dln bvfClIrn~~ ~ m~1I or olnelt el~wonlC mt~nd confimed by (~cslmll e relum mlll or ele~hone

2 TIUs CfNnltnt _ nor be led byCunomoe wtllIc 1(1 k wrgtlIell (0ltgtSe 1(I IN ~ III -eM 10 1amplJr lh eltlnbull bull o_ ethn~erJon firm 0 (OltpOrllon wltheut Cul1omer~ conscm 0(10111 abo lIve 1M Ith Itsor cI1stretlon 10ubconuaa ny ponlon 01 IDe Servl(e TII$ ~retmenllnues 0 he ben~fot of Ind Is appllc ble tc ~ny aS1inees or SUbltOnl etor~ ef telbullnd II blndlnt upon Customer wllh Plaquo110 nld Il-SlttD or ltubculag rs wilh Ite f~e nd tllecl3 n bInltls (uIOme loJel

411 any plcviion of 1M femen Is fgulld t W IMaloC ~ tbullbull1 or unenforceable in ~ny elOtet Ihe lIdlly lealOty ~nd enforcelbillt Ollhe rem~lIinlpltosooru cellUinil htfetll hill flO( In t V wy be Ifeuelt Of irnj)3IleltIthNeOv

S TlIII laquoeemenlI lhe enUre (onl et bltwcM 1(1 nd CU1l0mt1 and ~st~1 ~ny pltlcr or ~ 1 undcfSllndll _itt IIIltIU ~ ro~oII or Olher ommuni(llionl b tween the partIe

ampmiddot(111 dltnowIodllli ~nd ~ bull IIgt IIY jhHdl l c ord~ lucd by Cuilomc In cunllKlon h lhigt laquo~enl iSlnlend only 1D ellMliiSh lnymenllllhof1ry fOl Cr5lont r Inltrn~lluou~I purptllH nd nol be conide1( to be ~ unto llcr Imltfld n1 modlfQtion o OIher IcvlslonlO lhe lenTIl 01111 AtrHment No tem or condition I dud or rfenced In CUIO middot pUdaSll ordl will h~oe ant fOlte elfet and Ih~e ( flU and condillon shall (MUOI (utomr1 ICtcraquoi1ICe of ny SefVicellllJH ltOnltllu lt in I~pncc of these lerm ~nd rolldnions An prO(IOl fo tltkjllo~1 or d~lefe rli ferm~llgtt In CuSlomtrs J)Uf(hue orde-r Cr ny otll elt dOtumenl Inill expresl ~ccP1ed IfI wrlIlIZ by ICI hCfeby objKted 10 nd telaquotCd

711 1I1t( at n~ (hfnlel 10 (uuomero ~tlnl or 0~r3110~f Of I lPlk oOle eEulaIon II ltode u~ bull Of ulW~y t~Ilebullbull I~il mD Iltldy ffeet J(rl peremlnt~ of the S~rvi(eJ or 111 pt1tlrltl ~fel 10 IhU h the ~ht 10 an eQ~IUbl and l~proprlle djuumenl 10 Ihe cope Ie and othe-f llcned Ie 011111 Ag reemenl

Johnson ~p(gt 21)19 Johnson Conll ol1 CU~lome-f Confgtdent Controls 00 -0 eopV 1ptyslQllly eleGl ro~gtCIly OlIn any oiher mft) hou Ihe eXJlress wn llen oerrn$$IOn 01 Joinroon CQntro ~ Irtlt Pag 3e of 42

JOHNSQfJ COtHROlS PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED r 11i COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

ADorNDUM TO PSA TERMS AND CONOITIONS OR MONITORING OF INTRUSION fiRE AND OTHER WpoundTY SYSTEMS

If ~te MOnilOfin StMces bull bull pIktly III(ludtS Ittnol~ lire ~ml 1I~oritl gtlaquov1tv 11111 mooilorint or video monitor ifl lht $COpe 01 wol1lt O (11110 d es tile Aareemenl II hereby madifie1lncl mended to Indude the termlnd prollllioru ollhls Addendu 10 tile PSA 10 Monhorinc 01 InlWolI r lf Mid Sfety So$term (Ihe AI(eNjum QplIlred Irms thaI Ie nol de1if1ed titeln lhirll h~ the melni cJven 10 diem In the lIIlement In Ih _11 of conhicl between the t~rTIltId (omIllions of this Addendum arid those ~inl ln the 111_ the tems (ondttklfls oIlbis Aoddtlldllm st pi~I~

1 kmote MoMorln of AIm SI~nI$ If ICI receiYo an elMfltnCV Itrm Ilen111 Jel Floc Jel IhIoII eeworlo nolhylhe IPJfOprille po~ Or fire deplnfII or other eme1enty panR QG ~iJurlldictlonnd Jel hl tndeVOI 10 IIOtiIyCuIlOmPf or tlsdellllllled repruenlnlve by eltmoll urltss instfU(1e-ltt 10 do OlheAlt by Cllomer In whilll ndot Nltd on l~ndlfd operalln picaduttlfo Ih ROC lCi uJ)OII feeeipi 01 bull lIOnmiddot emeree llenll from lilt Iremll sh ncltlvor 10 nOI11y Citomer ~feMltlve pursUlnl to Cu llemer1 _inen Instructions k faullin to QltmoU or Ie nOlllatlon Cunome ICknowlldlt5 1-111 the sllNIs Irlrumlttld from lhe Iremes will be monltoid In mOllltorlnl ftty not 0~111td by x~ lhe peSOIIIIeIIn _h monltom fldllltf lit nollh I~u 01 10 nor dots KJ IoU I rupDnsibillry Ielt tilt _ tIkh 1Kh Inb w montloed o lhe ttlPOfll( to $udlI1

2 ltemOI Monltotlfll kNkes Irkntllfmote MonllorltlJ SeNlf$ 1M be plaquolded by KJ If lhe ACftrM1II includes dIle 101 wth St~ 11

wm SeMce Is pchtitd 1lt1I nltOI~ mIIf 01 Ilirm 10 lhe Premies and lhe InIIlllchlre Is bIosed on the porcln( iCOq( 10 by lhe Jgt3lttiel wbjea 10 the lerms llId (ondiliolls 01 tills Addendum tie numtIMohllrms produced I I thl1ueloes beyond the COnuXt~ numblaquo of alarml In month (utome wiM tie blWon oleage lea

CommunOllonl Mdbo 0110( acknowlld Iht monkOlinl 01 COIlfelt Equipment requires nnsmlSllon 01 Ilgn~1s 0-1 $urlldad lelephone Iinellndo the Int_I1Id th Ihese moOeI of IIIJllmlslion ltmoV be Inl~rupled ctrofIIYltInled orcompromilrd In whkh cn IIC llMnal ClIO be Insmitttd trom the Pemius 10 thtr nIOfgtileinl fad~ty CUllomt ndenlnd Itltlle II~ lhe noonIOIn latllHy 10 be Willi 01 $lOch tonditlon bull dditlonal or 11tf~ II prol~1on toIIO be inllilled $udI line ItcIity devicn1 (Ullomtr COIllnd epensencr 10 Irlnsmluon Itlephone Ii only Cuslom- etnowtlldl_ II is _ IhIt h _urlty deW _lillie Ind nlnl UpirWy ldenllfied In Sthtdule A bull (qulprnent l ist lin dednrcf to purdlnl well 0tvkI~ Crntomtlt IIlth xkroowIedItllhlt Ulth ddltlonil pClt11on Is not 1rbIe Jot Inltrntl lrlMtOlln1on un6tr thl AIeemtnl

4 flwjUnnccemrry nns StfIlu csls At IOs OP1lOnltllddllIDIIII IN mIy be dwpd lot any m Of unlfQlOSiry SIM Vuil uused Of n=~led bV cUOJftllf 111 ildclklon Cuitomeuhlfl be Illy re$llOflSlb~ncr II1Of1 for fines petllltItsIISISlmInts l3gtes f~ o MH I~ by ~ 10vemmelQ bOCIy lell1lho~ tommolOlctrlloll 01 ~I UlltImiulon COlllptny1l1he rnlllt Ilny Iltie larm Ind ~hin rtlmtgtiwl Kl lor any tom -cUffed by IClln conMCIicll IIgtItewth Cunomer wi opera Ihe l)II toIIeluly ~ ID 1ooId CMOllne fau llimu hIM lIrmi an be ClVled by I _tIM or olher forces ~ he cOIIlrof 01 10 II n ~ number 01 flle Ilium lit cltetved by KJ In MIdllicfl to Y othebull lIb1e (tmedlll 1 111)1e to Jel ICI m v lerminll Ihis amprttmenl Ind discontiny t ny Service(snd leek to cover dmllts If In bullbullent Is dlipolChtd by I _mtnlll l ulhorlty or Olh Iibullbull 10 pond 10 a II~ Ilirm where lh CUIIDme o Iny olher Piny IIIi InlentlonallV xddenoly or rraquolilenlIyKl~led lhe Iam I lInl~ CullonW kaD be Itlportllble lor and PIYnv and1I lell lcrjor fonu lIuled with fUPlaquol 10 lhe fls lImsnd PlY 10 JCJIht Iddltiooal clllrJcs Mid (OIl1lncufftd by It fom I fl lslIlm If lilt CIIIIO_r $11_ M$ 1IXIllHllbie dtvIu Customer IUlIgtorIlti ICI 10 ~I Ille Iemin to tv Ill the ludible device r JO I eqlleued 01 ordltltd ID do lO bltf l_r_II~ lIhbors Dr I~ fist and Cullonle will PlY JOlts standard servIc ct tllule lor Kh well visit PoIIcIIIndes tiIU rePlir of svn1 whlth CIOUS lue diugtoldla _ lobi_ IIlIlngln lhe equljllll6nl nt(esAY f 10 to wpptr the StMces nd euslOmllt wM fWf 1 COlU of JudI malntelaflct At IeUI IIOIIthly CUMO-wi IIISI the V$ltm protea deulces and send lell I 10 the ROC 10 I n monltorin laquoII1Imtn1 I 8WldIIfIct wlthlnswctlons from JO o the Roc CoI_r IIHi to lest lhe monltorlllamp IV$tttnS inc1tIltIinI ttsti anv ultruonlc mlctowwtlnfrared CampPlCliInce or other electronic ~l_nt prior lofle end of tlCh monlhnd will ImmedlJtetv rfllOlllO JCl if the equipment fafls to respend to ttll I wltom IhIoI mike Iny nlaquoIIUry rIj)IIs 1ltOO fttl clP of notice IS Ii rulonlllly prnkll CuWgtmer ~n al an tlmes be oltlv rponslbllt If)lt mainlilninamp Iny Iprln~~r vlem In cod wortInc oflier Ind provide Mfeqlllf hell to lilt PIfI

5 RemQII Monilorinamp Df VIdo MonltoiIl Srvices Oul~ Ih Term JCIl sol lcr only obfilllkln mine fom the In~~11oo of Video MMtorlnC ~Mc In Sctvkt oIfrnf 1hall be 10 monitor thl dlamplIlli 1l KlullIy IKlvtd by JO II tI flOC fom mnn Ollhe VIdeo $oo$lem afld pon receipi 01 a dlllllrillCnllndicU lhirt In fam cOndlticn )lists 10 crravcbullbull as ptlmnltd by II 10 lIol~y lhe police or olh munklplllulhoity deemed approprlale In KJs bsokn dilafllon IndIO well pellOllS Customer 1111 deslampMted In lIlne 10JO 10 rectlvoe nolineiQn cf IlICh IlIrm tondition II WI forth huein HD llarm 1nstI1ti00n ffPIl bullbull tnIInltnall(l or rd IgtOJUeI will be1OVItIed urocSer IhIi Video MDnl~ optlcnJO m~ oul DfIor nollce 10 CUIIDmtlt in _10_lcIbII ~or iltlurtnu _ultur~bullbull II(t d ls(OfIIIne 1Id Dr ltand iii ~ policies and protedurtL

bull Inc~lon nd rDndonlon oIlte VIdeo MonIln shaUbe pt~~d by KJ Wthis AI_nt Iclude$ I cha lOt IIIdro Mkorin~ Se we If ucll Voo MOIIltorln Stltva 11 purthi1e-d IIde(I MOIIlto111lI S~II will Decln when the Video SVSlern II Inlblled and opelltonalbullbullnd when Ih nlltesHry communletllorll COMIKlion Is CQmplcHed NO obIililiOIl lor the provision 01 tI1l~ VidllO Monitorln SeMa w1I laquogtIIInt1l lbest tlQllirmenllm ~

b CstQ lqvlllmut Customtr shall obIalnlllu DWfI CMtnd fgtltPtn~ () thIqulpmenl netenry 10(OrlllKllo 10110( Ind (b) wtutev~ IKtmlnlon permits o tice nHS lIwrl be 0ItUSA fom1 penonl ~111gtDtI1Ie ulltity bull bull nd lIlY ot tilted lervico plt0iId~ In co_aion wIIh Ih ~lYI(el n vIdIo 11 to be IISfd boor 1111 Customer Ii inlltlgtcltod 10 poduct Ad Imrnll video I~a (Ih VIdeo System Imj oillcPemlsti 10 IhltOC Ithe VitIeo System fCl mers no torn~ wJrratIVor fPISnotlon 11 1 Mto NSr will _ate IS ln1enclecf Conto Iulttller IJreoII 11111 notwithillndi V rule o 1IlttIct~tron by tel In dec Svst Ind Video SVSI I~ 10 ihIII ~ no tiPOMIblIity or obIiamplllorocltgt ItCnliO CusIO lhe~ SVlIm 0V other CUlla IIQVI~I

Johnson Ip(1 2019 Jonnson ConIeMs 111( ClSlomClI COnmill Controls Donor COfgtI iOhyseaUr eIetroncady OJ1M any o~ ~d) snour In )(lie u n)( ptfTllJSoOno JlhlisOft CorjoI l roe PageOol~2

PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rm ICntI(~ CvllOflCf II _u~hi1 I~ Video SYUCfgtgt ~alecl time lilt poiltloorwd NllouteclSlltll WI II only PlocllK 01 caPlII VIdlaquoI SvlI ionIt cr (ns111M Prcmltsts CUomo ~ IdtqWIwtiotI Ifbullbullbulln~(f1tIamp tondillonJ 101 Ihl OINt~ of the CamuH CUIm~ nb1~tI ltId lCllel t t 10 ~I$d no UItIIfO 0 lHlclpil~ Itllouln c JIOlIlIofgtInamp- lfodfO 1M t1ilW UMffillr(ludill W nol limhecl lo~lttllrlC willi NS loaltiDfU INn 01 pClSOfU In-VIdeo Sysltm l~etJ Y ~pirI or UIMUff

d Cll Customtlt Rw toI rflpltllbk 10 lbe video ~Im ce oduced Of uptur by toe VIdtltgt ~ 11 (gt11_ IQ~ del indemnify Inc hold hl rmIti )(1 M( 011lt tnl1 diectotJ I nc Itmployotfl I bull Inc ~I dmq~ lou (csu and cprnses 1~IucIItIIfI$ON~ UOOneyl lKi) rSOgtamp an or 1IIIrd gtllT IIIoIMI defTIIflCh Of ulu In connKlion lh thr ue (gtptfllion

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C V~oSylltmSIcMIbull WhM fcnalI(Im tM ~S(Iltm II lCeMd KIC$tfWIlhe hI to 1( bull m Zb belort odfoiC 0fIlaquotI1I(y ~lIcn Ind mty CfQOlt nol to notlfv ~tfCY ~10NWl1f II ~I Ulon Ie bellr-c In ill )Olt d-trtIJon III n Imer ency fondillon (lCI~ nOI tlsl 10 ~I filii temPt Ie i~ Ito nUINe ollhltl tmesfltv by ut vI u l yenelnClllon ndlor Iht twO-ayollaquo 111_ iI pploble) of 1M Vldre Sl$IMlIn(lud~ CnOlNlt 1(I1t IIKI detirllI 11111 ergtey (onditJ olUs JO will tfIde_ 10 notify lhe popelt POlice or emet~ry (0II1IC1 on a IIlClllon alln cI In_I by(~omer 10 10 Ot lIS CltnH- WIlen ~~ICfl(y 11 lCe~](1 I bull bull UtpllO coaKI tilt 111 ~ble CII1I01r1If rtprtotllI~Ie orr lilt nCltlLutIOll c~ liS bill fill rIOI nol l l( tmtrlRfKV uLhI~ Ihls notlllcalll)lJ will bI irllh~ I of bullbull o 11 1(1 bull 1 folte ROC ~c~_ lilne c~S1~ fl1~ e~ edlle lhe Q~ IUt Iltgtr Yemerlencv or __~trCt otulJoII the cuHomtr HI nftdO mte IhIs tQIIMlln _kin csl~ IUlhobl$ n IKISIO ~ IU Iettl Ie UJt Itl dlKrltllorgt C_IIII I ~I Ot damp1IlIon 01 11 Pt 0 ptlt$ons en o OUftd 1111 cltfTIht$ who UI nalllUIIorInltI 0 ClrtOmet 10 Will HOT MUST Ott DpoundTAlN MfI tllUON

f tcordlnp CltnIOIOtf COMtllU 10 lbe Ilpe laquo0lt1111amp of ~I Ietph(lnlc tomnICIII bt_ Ihl Pttml~ nd KI lCI wll h no ~ InyIlLilJnIrom laquoordlne fo r bullbull nu 10 ~cd) CIt PlbltCJ11on 01 ampf1WO-Wty WIIrI eamtnamplnlaOOrU oVgttr KOId1 0lt lhelrIi1(1 hili III tidily In c~ wllh VIdeo Svll grllt Vldre SysIHTIIaa IndudI blrt rtClHnllted I e I frltN omltlIlon tOeJamptn(t o 0 1( by JCI CIt olltl oNi( p~ ~I__ lIenu COfltnclon Of tny Olha tIIIrd pan COMtel ie n wIIh e ~tllgt1 fOt 1~ 1ltt 01 ffIOI) ~nsmLilIIon eodilll InltrpOflamp UllOfIl4I 10 VidtO Imltbull

I IIl1k 01 1011 II lIMorntls 10 dgn nol prenl o wIfnl that IIIlt StltvIet1 p_nl nylou by buIII( IIoIdup fire 01 gherwbl CIt 1-1 Ih ~__ In til ua ptOyenide the ptelWIon for WO II is Lnslllld 0lt InIrIOdtcl Of lhaillM ~ will be ninttlpted 0 eUQImiddotf (ltnlome

II d ok It lou 0 cll mi l 10 the ~ belA( mon~t ~~~ to itl (ltntl wlgttlhot bIoIonCInlIDCWiOmtr O111end hM not dt on Inv ItennUliQI1l l ncl wlIes 01 CI CXp Of Implied e(~pt IJ pt(rV loti IOllh In l~ iI AiHmf nl fUr1I1e IxprlIV ~(luded from

IhIs ~I If til wnl lt 01 met(lIlnlabJlilv Of nt Of ulUbifi l f01 ~trtk FUfl)Oie

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TOWNSHIP OF WORTH Sanilac County MicbigaD 6903 S Lakeshore Rd Lexington Michigan 48450

Telephone (810) 359-8852 Fax (810) 359-7027 F-mail CleTkworthmlorg

PhUlp EssenmacheT sup~JenDifer Staoyer Clerk Jenuifer Woodruff Treasurer Jack Wylie Trustee Walter Badgerow Trustee

RESOlUTION 16-7-20-1

RESOLUTION TO ALLOW WORTH TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF DETROIT EDISON TO OPT ltlUT OF THE SMART METER PROGRAM

Whereas Detrott Edison Company has begun the process of Installing within the boundaries of Worth Township digItal advanced meter infrastructure to be referred 10 in this resolution as smart meters I and

Whereas many township residents have expressed concerns about the Installation of sm art meters on their

homes to Worth Township officials and to the Worth Township Board and

Whereas these residents and Township Board members have expressed concern about the alleged Intrusion

into their respective energy usage attributed to smart meters and

Whereas many residential customers of Detroit Edison Company are concerned that emissions from smart meters may be attributed to serious health problems including but not limited to physiological neurological pulmonary vascular and sensory and

Whereas Michigan House 8i114916 was written to address the above mentioned concerns regarding smart meters and has been forwarded to the Committee on Energy Policy

Now therefore be it resolved that the Township of Worth SanIlac County supports the ability of OTE Energy customers to retain their current analog meters and to opt out of the smart meter program fortheir homes without being subject to financial penalties and additional monthly charges

Now therefore be It further resolved that the Worth Township Board of Trustees strongly encourages State Representative Chairman Aric Nesbitt of the Committee on Energy Policy the Michigan Public Service Commission Attorney General Bill Schuette State Senator Phil Pavlov and State Representative Paul Muxlow to take all regulatory procedures needed to investigate alJthe aforementioned InformatJon and concerns for the health safety and welfare of our cItizens and Inhabitants

Board Adoption

This Resolution shall become effective on the date of Its adoption by the Worth Township Board

RESOLVED this O dayof j~ 010lw

ATIEST AS TO ADOPTION BY THE WORTH TOWNSHIP BOARD

$0 Resolved

Date 07- 2 D- b

Supervisor Philip G Essenmacher

~ Oerk Jennifer Stanyer

Motion to Adopt made by Board Member ~Yl)) Second by Board Member lAhxJtttff

Nay AbsentAye

Philip Essenmacher Supervisor

Jennifer Stanyer Clerk

Jennifer Woodruff Treasurer

Jack Wylie Trustee

Walter Badgerow Trustee

I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and complete copy of a resolution adopted by the Township Board

of Worth County of Sanilac Michigan at a Budget Meeting held onj~ 00 f OIQlli and that said meeting was given pursuant to ad In full compliance with the Open Meetl Act being PA 267 of 1976 and that the minutes of said meeting were kept and have been made available as required by said Act

Jennifer $tanyer - Clerk

Village of Reese Resolution No 13-14-01

A RESOLUTION ADDRESSING SMART METERS IN THE VILLAGE OF REESE

WHEREAS the teon Smart Meter often refers to an eleCOidty meter but it also may mean a device measuring natural gas or water consumption and

WHEREAS many communities across the country have joined forces to prohibit smart meters from being Installed locally mostly upon the notice ofhigher energy bills (Cost) illness (Health)forced installation ofmeter(lnvasion into Home) Privacyissues(4th Amendment right to Reasonable Expectation of Privacy) Safety and Liability and

WHEREAS on March 4 2013 the Planning Commission for the Village of Reese passed Resolution No 2013~02 that recommended that the Village Council consider takingjormal action to notify and ban allfuture use aSmart Meters within the VillQJe ofReese and

WHEREAS the Village Council believes that additional information relating to the use of smart meters 1n the Village of Reese needs to be compiled prior to making a definitive deCision with respect to banning the use ofthe devices NOW

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that at a regularly scheduled meeting of the Reese Village Counal being held on May 13 2013 ) a quorum being present a motion was made by KEAST and second by FIELBRANDT to place a moratorium on the use of ~smartmeterswithin the village limits for a period of six (6) months so that the Planning Commission can continue studying the matter AND

BE iT FURTHER RESOLVED tbatthe copies of this resolution be mailed to aD utility companies who provide electric gas and water services to the VIllage of Reese

Vote

Ayes 7 Nays 0 Abstain 0 Absent 0

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City Clerk l1wUlCi M Smilh

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CITY OF BROWN CITY A Progressive Industrial and Agricultural Community

4205 Main Street Post Office Box 99 Brown Cily Michigan 48416()099 Phone (810) 346middot2325 Fax (810)3463802 el11lil brownctygrealtllIkesne

CITY OF BROWN CITY Resolution Number 16-04

A RESOLUTION TO THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION EXPRESSING THE BROWN CITY COUNCILS CONCERN WITH THE

INSTALLATION OF DTE ENERGY SMART METERS AND A REQUEST TO EXPLORE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY EFFECTS

WHEREAS OTE Energy has begunlhe installation ofnew mele to CU$lomers in Michigan ThumtNlleA oommunities~ replacing existing meters with srcaUed Smart meters that is electric meters which viH broadcast information to the utility company using radio frequencies and

WHEREAS DTE Energy has indicaled thaI il will at some point begin installotion of Smart mete in the City of Brown City and

WHEREAS Smart mel provide benefit 10 utilities by allowing remole meter reading by among other things eiiminating the need for someone to go onto each utility customers property to read a meter and possibly offering residents lower electric rates at non~peak times and

WHEREAS a significant number ofpeople including residents or the Cil) of Brown City have expressed heir roucems 10 this Council hom potential health effects ofthe Smart melers as well tIS other concerns regarding lheir universal deployment in the City and

WHEREAS although the City COlmcil is inforoted that it is without jurisdiction to directly regulate Smart meters exclusive jurisdiction over them residing with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) the City Council believes it is appropriate to assist its citizens in obtaining consideration of their issues by requesting careful review thereof by tbe MPSC

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROWN CITY that

I The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perform a careful analysis fbe potential health and safety effilltts which may result from the univernal installation of Smart meters for electric and gas utilities

2 The MPSC is further requested to consider delaying the deployment of Smart mete pending a conclusion by the MPSC following coreful study lJd review that such met are safe and will have neither short-term nOr tong~term negative consequences to the health of the citizens of the City of Brown city and the State of Michigan generally

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3 The MPSC is asked to carefully examine other concerns regarding tbe deployment of Smart meters as may be sllbmilled 10 them by Tcside nls of the City of Brown Cily and lhe Stale of Michigan so as to insu re that all aspects or the issues are considered before final dctennination is mnde with respect 10 such deplo)111enl

4 The MPSC is funher asked to consider requi ring public lllilit ies to allow customers with appropriate medica l docwnellHll ion of their ind ividualized risks to opt out of SmOtrl me ter installation at their homes

5 The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perfoml a ca reful analysis ofrhe potential privacy issues regard ing available and fut ure SOlan meter technology

6 All resol Ulions inconsistent with [he foregoing resolut ion be and the same h~reby an repealed to the c-tent of such inconsi stency

The fo regoing Resolul ion was ofJered on May 9 20J 6 by Councilmember William Nailers and seconded by Counci l member Dan Loulzenhiser There folloed a Ro ll Call VOle with four (4) Councilmembers present eM Jacobson -alSlnl eM Louzenhiser-yes eM Mclvorycs eM Milkr-yes eM Parks-absent eM Wal(~rsmiddotyes

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A QUORUM BFING PRESENT - MOTION DECLARED CARRIED

I Juonii a M Smilh (ily Clerk o(the City or Brown Cit) hereby cen iry thallhe foregoing is tru and complelc copy orn resolutiOlllldoplcd by rhe Cily Counc il o r th~ government ofrhc City of Brown City County orSonilac Sl3te of Michigan al a regular mecting hcld on May 9 2016 and thai said m~etin ~ was conducted M d public notice of sa id mecling WaS given pursuam to and in fuJI compliance with Ih Oren Meelings Act bein Ac t 267 Public ActS o( Michigan 1976 and thaI the mimlles of ~a id meeting Wlfe kepi nnd ill be U f have been made available as requ ired by said Act

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RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THEAlIIUrv OF Clrv IEStDENTS AND PROnIffY OWNERS TO EUlCITO OPTmiddotOUT OF RECEMNG

ADVANCED UTilITY MmRS (SMART METElISl

The followIng preamble and resolution were offered by Coundlmember ~1 i t hoe J ~rL_~ and SlIpp-orted bV Councflmemher ~~__k Ll pa n __~

WHEREAS OTE Energy SVIARl meters (SMART rn~ters) are 0lltidern electrIc metirs which end elect(ic meter readings dutomatlcaty bv using a radio frequency nehvorK rather than 11 uarlitronal on-site ~te( reading method lind

WHEREAS DTt fnargys actively Installing SMART meters throughout southeastern Mlchigan And has recently moaJfed 11

latter to the City of caro pemin1na to the ability of City residents to opt-our of f(Celving a SMART meter and

WHEREAS a numberQf CIty residents have exprltssed tomems regarding negative health conditIons that may reson from the use of SMART meters the a(CUuKY ofSMART meters and the possibmty that th~ uS of SMART meters may contribute to Ute loss of personal Jlrivacy aod

WHEREAS the Mict~an Public SeNke ComPlisston has receotlydedded to lnvesligate seve-fal Il$pea$ pertalnloji to the use and installation of SMART metm and

WHOtpoundA5 the Mlthigan Public Service Commission tlSi a tompomml cf this lmt~stigation is requesting thai utmW comPanles disclose Information rega-rdltli tM po-tential adverse hearth effects associated with (he use of SMART metetS and

WHEREAS th~ City of CarD Council i$ charged with securing and defendioe the overall health safety_ aod welfare of the ldenU of the aiy and their guests

NOW THEREFORE BE rr RESOlVED that the City of (arc Council her) supports the abillty of Its residents and property owoe~ to elect to o-pt-out of receiving SMART meters m$taIJed

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Cam Coune supports the invGSlgat1ltm by the Mkhigan Public Servlce Commission of SMART meters

THIS RESOLUTiON DECLARED ADOPTED nus 5 DAV OF August 20131 ClerkITreasufac of 1M City of Cam State of Michigan do hereby certify tNt thE foraolng Resolution was duly adopted by the City of cam Council during its regular meeting Mid in the Municipal BunOlng in the Clty of Carcent on August 2013

Resolution It 16-201~ June 6 2016

RESOumON A RESQUJTiON SUPPORTING MfCHIGAN HOUSE BtLl4916 OR SIMIlAR IEGtsJATlON AND SUPPORTING THE AmUTY OF TOWNHSIP R6U)poundNTS TO CHOOSE TO HAVE AN ANALOG EtECTfUC AND GAS MEml RATHER THAN ASMART (ADVANCEtll MErE

WHEREAS smart meters are computerized electr1c meters that send electric meter readings to the utility via radiofrnquency radiation multiple times per day and

WHEREAS analog meters are manualJy read electromechanical meters that have accurately

measured the electrtc consumption of homes and busfnessesfor over acentury and

WHEREAS DTE Energy (the utility) is repiaclng exJs1ing utility meters with smart (oka advanced or AM) meters and

WHEREAS DTE EnelY plans to replace all meters with either the fully functioning smart meier orthe smart meter with the radlofrequency turned off (opt-out meter) and

WHEREAS the opt~()ut meter must be manoa read In the same way analog and nooshytransmitting digital meters must be read and

WHEREAS the IItl1ity in fts testimony berore the Pub1c $ervlce CQmmission in U-17053 has stated that the nonMtransmltting smart meter performs no functions not already performed by the analog electric meter and

WHEREAS the utility charges the residentJa customer $6720 to have the norHransmitting opt-out smart meter In place of the fully functionIng smart meter and

WHEREAS the cost of lealllng In piace an existing analog meter is $000 thus creating an unnecessary charge on the customer who does not wish to have a smart meter on their home Or business and

WHEREAS some persons on fixed lncomesare unable to afford the opt-out fees and

WHEREAS the utlJlty does not permit businesses to opt out and

WHEREAS1 citIzens of this oommunity have expressed many concerns about this replacement Including concerns about the health effects of mdlofrequency radIation and the voltage transients and harrnonfcs (line noise) generated by smart meters concerns about privacy and hacking concerns about fire safety and fire hazards concerns about Impending time-ofltse rates and resultant increases In electric bills and conterns aoout remote shut-off and

WHEREAS many residents in the State of Michigan have reported negative health symptoms after the installation of smart electric meters or rnm-transmittlng opt-out meters on their homes and

WHEREAS some residents of the State of Michigan have reported that their smart meter has cau~ht fire or exploded or have reported flickering lights and appliance short-outs Immediately after a smart meter was installed and

WHEREAS the Township of Vassar has worked tirelessly to attract positive Investment while rejecting those that put our health environment and quality of life at risk and

WHEREAS the Vassar Township Board of Trustees ts charged with securing and defending the overatl health safety and welfare of the residents of the Township and their guests and

WHEREAS the electromagnetic frequencies emitted and generated bV these meters have been snown by tens of thousands of scientific studies since the 19305 to harm biological systems and therefore may pose a serious long~term threat to the health of our cltlzensj and

WHEREAS customers with a disability under the Americans with DlsabIHtles middotAct may not be charged for accommodation of their disability and

WHEREAS both the nonmiddottransmittlng smart meter and the analog meter accurate IV measure electricity usage and whereas both must be read by a meter reader therefore making them indlstlngulshable for purposes of metering customer electrical usage and

WHEREAS smart meters have not been mandated by the federal or state government and

WHEREAS our Township is committed to providIng equal opportuntty and quality of rife for all and to removing full barriers to participation In public nfe on the basts of dlsabnity and

WHEREAS OTE has been unresponsive to these customer concerns and

WHEREAS House 81114916 would address these concerns without Impacting the utilitys ability to Install smart meters on the homes and busInesses of those who want a smart meter

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Vassar Township Board of Trustees supports the ability of OTE customers to not partidpate in the smart meter program on their homes and businesses and to have their electricity usage measured by an analog meter without suffering financial penalties or Incurring monthly charges as outlined in House 81114916 and that an analog option be offered in perpetuity to all uttllty customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar TownshIp Board ofTrustees calls upon the Chair of the House Energy Policy Committee the members oftne Energy Polhy Committee the state representative for our dlstrtct the state senator for our district the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Attorney General to do all In their power to ensure passage of House 81114916 and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar Township Soard ofTrustees calis upon the above-mentioned persons and governmental entitles If House 81114916 Is not passed in this legtslative session to do all In their power to ensure passage of legislation In the future that will ensure that utility customers have the right to have an anakJg meter on their homes or

middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

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sect 9 Compensation of county officers

Sec 9 BoampTds of s upervisors shan have exclusive power to fix the oomp officers not otherwise provided by law

runory Cocst 1963 All VII 9 Elf J I I 9amp yo ConrlNd amp CMII 1908ArI VllJ fR

sect 10 Removal of county seat

Sec 10 A county seat once established shall not be removed until the place nlch it is proposed to be moved shall be designated by two-thirds of the members of the board of supervisors and a majority of the electors voting thereon shall have a pproved the proposed locatioD in the manner prescribed by law

BiotDl)l Co llle3 An VII flO E( JOJJ 1 1964 l~ Con~tllull oD See COllSL ll108Art vrn t )3

sect 11 Indebtedness limitation

Selt 11 No Cltlunty shall incur any indebtedness which shall increase its total debt beyond 10 percent of its assessed valuation

lfiwry Cmol 1963Att VII tllEft Jan i 1i64 Fo e cmtltutlon s Conn 1906 Art vrn U 2

sect 12 Navigable streams permission to bridge or dam See 12 A oavigable stream shall not be hridged or dammed without permission granted by

the board of supervisors or the county as provided by law which pennission shall be subject to such reasonable compensation and otheT conditions as may seem best sui ted to safeguard the rights and interests of the county and political subdivisions the rein

QJO Cotgtu I~ Art VII U2 Ert Jan I 100 Fou eonia o 8M eo 180SArt vrn tl~

sect 13 Consolidation of counties approval by electors Sec 13 Two or more contiguous counties may combine into a Slagle county if approved in

each affected county by a majority of the electors voting on the quest ion IIUtDrr- eo t 1961Arr Vl t 13 Ell J 1 1964

sect 14 Organization and consolidation of townships Sec 14 The board of supervisors of each organized county may organize and consolidate

townships under restrictions and limitations provided by law Hi~ Coru 1963Arr VIto I~ ErrJLIgt 1 100-1 Fo CoGMI~U 01lJ See eoru 1908 Art Vlll us

sect 15 County intervention-in public utllity service and rate proceedings

x Sec 15 Any county when authotized by its board of supervisors sha ll have the authority to enter or to intervelle in any action or certificate proceeding involving the services charges or rates or any privately owned public utili ty furnishing services or collJJlodities to rate payers within the county

W O Coogt J961 Att VT I t iS Ell J I 19amp1

sect 16 Highways bridges culverts airports road tax limitation Sec 16 The legis lature may provide for the laying ou t construction improvement and

maintenance of highways bridges culverts and airports by the state and by the counties and townships thereof acd may authorize counties to take charge aod cootrol of auy highway within thei r limits ror such purposes The legislature may provide tbe powers and duties of Counties in relation to bighways bridges culverts and airports may provide ror county road commissioners to be appointed or elected with povers and duties provided by law The ad valorem property tax imposed for road purposes by any county shall not eltceed in any year one-half or one percent of the assessed valuation for the preceding year

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

~~~ Jodi Fetting

Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

AittpAcs Policy GIOlp Airsp $iIViClWl us )epCfIrren ul T(Qrspo~ltrlto-

8GO lndeperdenoe Avenue SW WtW1Irglo DC 7059

Federal Aviation AdrninStrotion

JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

2

Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

3

Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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BISHOP INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT HE IGHT ZONING PERMIT APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS

1 The following shall be submit ted to the Zon ing Administrator

A The Applicant shalt address a Jetter or generate an email hereinafter referred to as the perm it application) to the Zoning Administrator requesting a permit be issued under Joint Airport Zoning Board Ordinance No 98 -1 and addressed to the following

Zoning Admin istrator Bishop International Airport G-342S W Bristol Road Flint MI 48507 AnN Joseph Medici AAE E-Mail jmedlcibishopalrportorg

B The Applicant sha ll attach to the permit application all relevant inform ation (eg exact location height dates amp times contact information) including a Federal Aviation Administrations (FAAs) Determination of No Hazard to Air Navigation

2 Effective January 1 2016 the App licant shall include with the permit application a check or money order made payab le to the Bishop Internationa l Airport Authority This applicat ion fee is non-refundable Permil fees as indicated below are per permit

Structure Height (AGLl Application Fee Less than 50 $100 50 - 199 $150 200 - 499 $200 500 or greater $250

3 Upon receipt of the above information the Zon ing Administrator will either approve or deny the permit within fifteen (15) days Failure to provide the required information win result in a denial of the permit

4 In the event of denial the Applicant shall have 21 days to appea l the decision of the Zoning Administrator to t he Board of Appeals

END

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SARGENTS ROOM OSSKS 000 500000 500000 000 435942 64058 8719 304-971-018

MEETING ROOM FURNITURE 499002 000 000 000 000 000 0 00 3Q(-973-O8

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JAIL LIVESCAN 000 1500000 1500000 000 500000 000 oo()()y 304-982-018

JAil INMATE TRANSPORT VAN 2500000 000 000 000 000 000 000 304-982-019

VORKSITE VAN 000 2500000 2500000 000 2500000 000 10000 426-971-018

RADIO COMMUNICATION EQUIPT 3627 38 000 000 000 000 000 000 965-999-215

TRANSFER OUT FOC FOR AUOIT 100_00gt000 000 1859000 0 00 1859000 000 965-999-239

TRANSFER OUT ANiMAl CONTROL 1 997~00 000 000 000 000 000 000

40734605 50830000 50244000 249550 211 55392 29088608 4211 expenses Total

16725395 -25780000 -25194000 -249550 -8580392 -166 13608 34064

57460000 25050000 2SO60000 000 1257SO00 12475000 SO20 Revenues Total

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207-642-000 VwEAPON SALES OEPUTIES 285000 50000 50000 000 7SO 00 middot250 00 1500010

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EJtpenses 130-910-006

DESK 000 140000 140000 000 000 140000 000 130-970-007

STUDENT DESKS 000 90000 90000 000 000 90000 000tt 130-910-008

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13Qmiddot971()()Q FILE CABINETS 000 310000 ~ 10000 000 3032 S5 67 45 9782

lJ(l971-018 OIST CRT AMPLIFIER UPGRADE 699500 000 000 000 000 000 00

130-972-016 CHAIRS 000 40000 40000 000 26999 13001 7

130-972-018 CIRCUIT COURT SECRETARY DESK 100000 000 0 00 000 000 000 000gt

207middot975-000 SHERIFF FIREARMS 434841 000 553000 000 192300 360700 3477

223-971-018 MICROFILMING GENERAL lEDGER~ 310540 000 000 000 000 000 000tt

236-981()18 KOFllE RESTORE PAT MAPS 5515900 000 000 000 000 000 0 00i

253-971018 MICROFILMING TAX ROLLS 561060 1000000 1000000 000 000 10000 00 o00gt

259-97Q()01 FIREWALL 000 420000 420000 000 408022 11978 97 15

2~9middot97Q003 PRINTERS 000 200000 200000 000 229 99 177001 11 50

259middot970-004 LAPTOP COMPUTERS 177818 700000 7000 00 000 181899 518101 2599

259middot970middot008 INCREASE NETWORK STORAGE 000 880000 880000 000 000 880000 oooy

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Tuscola County Fund 244 EQUIPMENTrrECHNOLOOY FUN uepanmen[ _ PeriOd Ending Dale June 30 2019

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259-971-019 FOC SECURITY AUDIT SOFTWARE 000 4500000 000 000 000 000 OWI

259-972-019 REPLACE INFRASTUCTURE 000 3800000 3800000 000 IBOOOO 362(JOOO 474k

259-973-019 GIS LARGE FORMAT PRINTER 000 450000 450000 000 450000 000 1000010

259-974-018 UPGRADE BOARD ROOM PROJECTc 812000 000 0 00 000 000 000 000-

259-974-01 9 BSampAACCOUNTINGfBUDGETING SC 000 000 18000000 000 50760 00 12924000 2820

259-97Hl18 REPLACE CONTENT FilTERS 9 95502 000 000 000 000 000 000gt

259-976-018 VOI P MOSQUITO AND DOC 1153082 000 000 000 000 000 000gt

259-980-017 ANIMAL CONTROL SECURITY 000 1700000 1700000 000 15964 00 103600 93911

259-982-001 IT SERVERS 000 2600000 2600000 000 2517571 82429 968raquo4

259-988-018 REPLACE CORE SWITCHING EQUIP 958 1193 000 000 000 000 000 0OCP4

259-989-018 COURTHOUSE SECURITY ENHANC( 168600 000 000 000 000 000 000gt

259-990-lt)18 KRONOS TIME SYSTEM 5921486 18000000 1252000 000 508501 7434 99 4061

259-99 1-018 UPGRADE JAIL COMPUTERS 14 77350 0 00 000 0 00 000 000 000gt

259-992-0 18 PROBATE COURT ON-BASE 6706053 000 000 000 1313500 -1313500 100 COY

265-970-030 PICKUP TRUCK 000 4000000 4000000 000 000 4000000 00010

265-970-040 PURDY BLDG COMM ROOM FURNIT 000 560000 5600 00 000 238364 321616 42570

265-971-019 PURDY BLDG SMOKE OETECTORSII 000 000 250000 249550 249550 4 50 9982gt4

265middot972-018 PAINT MAGISTRATE OFFICE 000 150000 150000 000 000 l saoOO 000

265-972-019 COURT SIGNS 000 500000 500000 000 000 5000 00 000gt

265-980-018 COMPACT TRACTOR WIPLOW 000 4000000 4000000 000 000 4000000 0 00gt4

275-971-0 10 DRAIN COMAA FIlE CABINETS 000 200000 200000 000 000 200000 OOOgtJ

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Forgot 10 add that the added poSition is the same that we talked about to the commissioners at our last meeting about the whole budget change and the lease

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5 Requested AdJ us lmenl ( ) Compliance Plan Modification ( ) Personnel Change (X) Budgel Re iSion ( ) Contract Extension

6 Requested Effective Date 7 Explanation of Requested Revision Provide justification for the requested reviSion and attach additional documents or pages if necessary

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Partnering with you to deliver value-driven solutions

A Planned Service Agreement with Johnson Controls provides you with a customized service strategy designed around the needs of your facility Our approach features a combination of scheduled predictive and preventative maintenance services that focus on your goals

As your building technology services partner Johnson Controls delivers an unmatched service experience delivered by factory-trained highly skilled technicians who optimize operations of the buildings we Nark Vllith creating productive and safe environments for the people within

By integrating our service expertise with innovative processes and technologies our value-driven planned service solutions deliver sustainable results minimize equipment downtime and maximize occupant comfort

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Executive Summary

PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL FOR COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

Dear Mike Miller

We value and appreciate your interest in Johnson Controls as a service provider for your building systems and are pleased to provide a value-driven maintenance solution for your facility The enclosed proposal ouUines the Planned Service Agreement we have developed on your facility

Details are included in the Planned Service Agreement summary (SChedule A) but highlights are as follows

bull In this proposal Ne are offering a service agreement for 2 Years starting 0810112019 and ending 07312021

bull The agreement price for first year is $1302000 see Schedule A Supplemental Plice and Payment Terms for pricing in subsequent years

bull The equipment options and number of visits being provided for each piece of equipment are described in Schedule A Equipmentlisl

As a manufacturer of both mechanical and controls systems Johnson Controls has the expertise and resources to provide proper maintenance and repair services for your facility

Again thank you for your interest in Johnson Controls and we look forward to becoming your building technology sarvices partner

Please contact me if you have any questions

Sincerely

William Rasco Service Manager (866) 635-1392

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Benefits of Planned Service A Planned Service Agreement with Johnson Controls will allow you to optimize your buildings facility performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a value-driven solution thai fits your specific goals delivered wilh the attention of a local service company backed by the resources of a global organization 5 VALUfS 9_--_- shyWi th this Planned Service Agreement Johnson -- shy

Controls can help you achieve the following five objectives

1 Identify Energy Savings Opportunities Since HVAC equipment accounts for a major portion of a buildings energy usage keeping your system performing at optimum levels may lead to a significant reduction in energy costs

2 Reduce future Repair Costs Routine maintenance may maximize the life of your equipment and may reduce equipment breakdowns

3 Extend Asset Life Through proactive faclory-recommended maintenance the life of your HVAC assets may be extended maximizing Ihe relum on your investment

4 Ensure Productive Environments Whether creating a comfortable place where employees can be productive or controlling a space to meet specialized needs maintenance can help you achieve an optimal environment for the work Ihalls being accomplished

5 Promote Environmental Health and Safety When proper indoor conditions and plant requirements are maintained business outcomes may be improved by minimizing sick leave reducing aCCidents minimizIng greenhouse gas emissions and managing refrigerant requirements

All of the services we perform on your equipment afe aligned with -The 5 Values of Planned Maintenance and our technicIans understand how the work they perform can help you accomplish your business objectives

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Personalized Account Management A Planned Service Agreement also provK1es you with the support of an entire team that knows your site and can closely work with you on budget planning and asset management Your local Johnson Controls accounl management team can help guide planned replacement energy relrofits and olher building improvement projects Youll have peace of mind that an entire learn of skilled professionals vlill be looking out for what is best for your facility and budget

A Culture of Safety Johnson Controls technicians take safety seriously and personally and integrate it into everything they do All of our technicians participate in regular and thorough safety training Because of their personal commitment we are a leader In the HVAC service Industry for workplace safety performance This means that you do not have to worry about us when we are Q1 your site

Commitment to Customer Satisfaction Throughout the term of your Planned Service Agreement we will periodically survey you and use your feedback to continue 0 make improvements to our service processes and products Our goal is to deliver the most consistent and complete service experience possible To meet this goal weve developed and implemented standards and procedures to ensure you receive the ultimate service experience - every time

Energy amp Sustainability A more sustainable world one building at a time - Johnson Controls is a company that started more than 125 years ago with a product that reduced energy use in buildings Weve been saving energy for customers ever since Today Johnson Controls is a global leader in creating smart environments whers people IIe INOfk and play helping to create a more comfortable safe and sustainable world

The Value of Integrity Johnson Controls has a long proud history of integrity We do what we say we will do and stand behind our commitments Our good reputation builds trust and loyalty In recognition for our commitment to ethics across our global operatIons we are honored to be named one of the Worlds Most Ethical Companies by Ethisphere Institute a leading think tank dedicated to business ethics and corporate social responsibility In addition Corporate Responsibility Magazine recognizes Johnson Controls as one of the top companies in its annual 100 Best Corporate Citizens list

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Service Plan Methodology As part of Ihe delivery of this Planned SeNiee Agreement Johnson Conlrols will dedicate a local customer service agent responsible for having a clear understanding of the agreement scope and your faCility procedures and protocols

A high-level overview around our service delivery process is outlined below including SCheduling emergency service on-sile paperwork communication and performing repairs outside of the agreement scope

Scheduling Preventative maintenance service will be SCheduled using our automated service management system In advance of the scheduled service visit our technician is sent a noUce of service 10 a smartphone Once the technician acknowledges the requesl you customer service agent witt call or a-mall your on-site contacl to let you know the start date and type of service scheduled

The technician checks in wears personal protective equipment perfonns the lask(s) as assigned checks oul with you and asks for a screen capture signature on the smartphone device A work order is then e-mailed faxed or printed for your records

Emergency Services Emergency service can be provided 7 days a week 24 hours a day 365 days a year During normal business hours emergency service will be coordinated by the customer service agent After hours weekends and holidays the emergency service number transfers to the Johnson Conlrols after-hours call center and on-calt technicians are dispatched as needed

Johnson Controls is committed to dispatching a technician within hours of receiving your call through the service line A work order is e-malled faxed or printed for your records Depending on the terms of your agreement you may incur charges for after hour services

Communication A detailed communication plan will be provided to you so you know how often we will provide information to you regarding your Planned Service Agreement The communication plan will also provide you w ith your main contacls at Johnson Controls

Approval Process for Non-Covered Items Johnson Controls will adhere 10 your procurement process No work will be performed outside 01 the agreement scope without prior approval Johnson Controls will work with you closely to ensure your procurement process is followed before any non-covered Item work is started

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Summary of Services and Options

Comprehensive and Operational Inspections During comprehensive and operational inspections Johnson Conlrols w ill perform routine checks oltha equIpment for common issues caused by normal wear and tear on the equipment Additionallests can be run to confirm the equipments pertormance

Routine maintenance such as lubrication cleaning and lightening connections can be performed depending on the type of equipment being serviced Routine maintenance is one of the keys to the five values of maintenance -It can help identify energy saving opportunities reduce futUre repair costs extend asset life ensure productive environments and promote health and safety

Combustion Analysis

Combustion analysis and subsequent adjustments are critical to efficient boiler operation Boiler fuel whether natural gas or oil must burn in the proper combination of fuel and air (oxygen) Poor combustion can create soot deposits on the tubes impairing heat transfer Incomplete combustion can also lead to the potential formation of CO (carbon monoxide) an odorless gas that can harm occupants In the mechanlcat room andlor building Johnson Controts technicians will analyze the flue gas to determine If optimal fuellair ratios are present

Operational VisltlControls System Verification Based on our exper1ise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance and calibrations on the equipment controller for your mechanfcal equipment The inspection includes the following tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel

bull Review of alarms points which are offline out of service and overridden points

bull l ocal baclltup of controller program

Advantages Provides proactive Identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments identify energy efficiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

Operational VisitSupervisory Controls System Verification Based on our expertise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance on the supervisory controllers and servers in your Metasys system The inspection includes the follOoving tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel and cleaning as needed bull Review of alarms points which are offli ne out of SeNtce and overridden points bull l ocal backups of controllers objects and server repoSitories bull Review security database and ensure default passwords are Changed

Advantages Provides proactive identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments Identify energy effICiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

TowerfBasin Cleaning During operation a cooling tower becomes a natural repOSitory for wind-blown debris This debris has a tendency to collect In the towers sumpbasin Johnson COI1trols technicians will clean the lower and basin 10 prevent blockage and pOlenllal damage to critical system

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components This service does not include chemicallreatment required to control or eliminate biohazards such as Legionella unless chemical water trealment services have been added as a separate option

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Summary Thank you for considering Johnson Controls as your building technology services panner The following agreemenl document Includes all the details surrounding your Planned Service Agreement

With planned service from Johnson Controls youll get a value-driven solution that can help optimize your building controls and equipment performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a solution that fits your specific goalS delivered with the attention of a local seNice company backed by the resources of a global organization

We ll be your building technology services partner

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Planned Service Agreement

Cuslomer Name COUNTY OF TUSCOLA Address 440 N STATE S1 CAROMI48723-1555 Proposal Dale 061112019 Eslimale 1-135LX3G9

IScope of Service

Johnson ContrOls Inc r Jcq and the Cuamplomer (colledively the -Parties) agree Preventative MaintenslCe SelVlces as defined in Schedule A r Services) will be provided by JCI aihe Customers facitily This Planned Service Agreement the Equipment U s Supplementat Price and Payment Tefms Terms and CondJUons and Schedule5 attached hereto and incorporated by this reference as if sellor1h funy herein (ColecUvely the Agreement) cover the rights and obligations of both the Customer and JCt

Extended Service Options for Premium Coverage

If Premium Coverage is selected on-sile repair services to the equipment will be provided as specified in this Agreemenl for the equipmenllisted in Ihe attached Equipment Us

IEquipment List

Only the equipment listed in the Equipment Lisl will be covered as part of this Agreement Any changes to the Equipment Lisl must be agreed upon in writing by both Parties

----------------~ITerm f Automatic Renewal

ThIs Agreement takes effect 0fI 0810112019 and will continue until 0713112021 (Originaj Term) The Agreement will aUlomalicatty renew on a year-Io-year basis after the Onglnal Teon ends unless Ihe Customer Of JCI gives the other writte n notice il does not wam to renew The nolice must be delivered al least (45) days prior 10 the end of the Original Term or of any renewal period The Orignal Term and any renewal periods are sometimes collect ively referred to in this Agreement as the Term Renewal price adjustments are discussed in the Terms and Conditions

IRefrigerant Charges

Refrigerant is nOllncluded under this Agreemenl and wilt be billed separately to the Customer by JCt

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IPrice and Payment Terms

The lolal Contract Price for JCIs Services duringlhe 1st year of the Original Term is $1302000 This amount will be paid to JCI in Annual Installments Pricing for each subsequent year of a mul1iyear Original term Is sel forth in the Supplemental Price end Paymenl Terms All payments will be due and payable within 30 days of Ihe invoice date and SUCh IImely payment by Customer shall be a condition precedenl 10 JCIs obligation to perform lis Services A penalty of one and a half percent (15) of the amount due per month shall accrue for payments received after the payment due date Renewal price adjustments are set looh in the Terms and Conditions

Invotoes wil be senllo the following lOcation

TUSCOLA COUNTY COURTHOUSE 125 W LINCOLN ST CAROMI48723

o In lieu of paper Invoices senllO the location above invoices should be emelled 10 the following email address

This proposal Is valJd for thirty days from the proposal date

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Supplemental Price amp Payment Terms (Applies to MultimiddotYear Contracts Only)

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ISpecial AddItions and Exceptions

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SfRVICES 1ft tillt woltk tCfill _ U _iUnd el to be p_oed bv Kl purwnl to IIIIs cement f~(fpll llht Strwn do not

IrIdltHIc lhot o-ll1On Q ny Iw~fe prod 0lt lu I cJgtId l eMe whlcll ~ ovitItd uno p~te terms tO fICHl lotIs cenced In SeaTon P tin

fI JeIS SERViaS FOil COVERED EQUrPMENT

1 BMIC tOVUIAGE means Sc~cdolcd Sfrlce Vblil DIu klgttduled ScM Mllelllb un)el excluded hom thl Ag~JTfnl No PillS tqUlllttltl Re9IIlr labOlt (I Rtjlll ~t_II bullbullbull praldd o unde 8ASI((ovtIAGpound

2 PJl(MIUM (OV(RAGE m~ti ~C COVE RAG E plUI Re~I lO bar R~Pllf Mi~b lunltu flucl~ ffom the I trgttrtl) II (VlgtIOtMf hlll Od~td PRE MIUM COV~AAGt lei wil InsPlaquo the Coveted f~ulpmenl wilhln lOI1Y~ (~S) d~ of the dilll 01 lIlll Alrtemtnt Qf U Ifuanll oropellJ1lo~a(and~ ioru permit JCI wlU l~en adYl (unome II iel rM~ it nyCovO)f ecl Equlprnent nal wallinS ode o In ed of IfPillr Whh CUllome 1 ePlgtov~1 ICI I perlofm 1M wok nc(eu~ 10 11 tht (ovc~d lqulpm r nt plope woklnt (oMltion $ubJOCI to tile tem of Ihls AIeemen ( UStOme wlU ~~v 10 IIKII k al CI 1~1Id~d Jl te for PII iIltId Iobor In effampt at Ik~ me 11111 the work I pfOlmed II (10m doel not wonlJO ttt perlo m Ihe k lcl1Otlfed ~tlttn bv JCr n ~ ~Qulpment theby fletled wllllgte~ If(1m the lilt of C_fd foulpmtnlad theConlfKl PfIr1 wjj MI)tIlltlt KtOfi Should CusiOlM not mairf len ffomcred 1gt11 Of poltced wlth the modfoed PRpoundMIUM (OVpoundRAGt Cl IIefVeS Iht Iampht 10 olee Cwlamt for Ihe (0110 11It111fQUlDmcn Insplaquotion

3 OOfNDro SERVICE munSefYL(CS peformj ou lcl~ Jeri_mol bult hQutgt anclls ilVll lo ~ e ontv CuStCmt f na PREMIUM COVElAGL pound)Cendltgtd $eritc I av~ble etth~ HIS or NO 1 (utomer1 ~ltcl~ Tho ptiQo lOt htended Slce Wcroolen by Cu1tomel II pi n of the tot ol (OnilCl ~lee

4 CONNlCTIO SERVICES If Cu$(lmN I 1 ConfItCad sNlu on v C~td EQlJi~nl ~I tnee Iully dtsOlbed In k hedle A (usto Iy be cqulreltllc Mow KI to InI11 o w iIdj olt roftwil~ to e~ (omluII Qn th (U ltom middot C_td Qulpnt ( Gillilyttev~I In OfllftJO lCl lOdcllYlt (oftKt~ S-Icu on lhe c-acr CQVlpfntL (m0flll ihall pOYIdt I slaquouffllIl_t~_ncnlo 0 allo f_~~ ~a Ic lhe Gaf_~ Oev(C Inoltck 10 fmolcyc(61 - Store ~nd I~nd oj1t Ot me rgtU0M 01 ~(II ScrvIt )(1 will nal ltlSC Cltmtgte(t~ Sf)(e to ~tnOle l~ OP~I or lth es to CUltOmc 1 qtJIpm~nL The GII~ ~t I~n emaln Jell POgtfrty and JCI I Vupon ~unablt rKltKC ove ~ ItfIy time JC1 ~ no ny wn~MY 0 BillI llIln 101M CoMt(led ~ervIlaquoJ

5 R~MOTE MONITORING SERVICES OR REMon OPERAnNG SpoundtViCU If RemOt~ Monllorlne Seflllltn o lemole OPftJ~ ~lceJ ae pgtfOgticlld CUOtnCf fees 10 furnbh lei wll~ IIgtI of the n 111t oddlt e maUl~delbullM pJIO~ ~mlgtelaquo ofU penon lhOtlltd 10 be tcntlatll by 0lt be blt 10 OonUCl lhe IIOC tO ftJ1 ~rm sl)et)flr 11_ UPOR talOn thltC PPOIHI~ I bullbulltlor(y1f JO SeJltlccs lncfuOe tmtrl MOltlo(lfin SffVlcH wilh Open ltId (IDmiddot Cuno 100 it Itt Inh h J(I wllh CUllOtrgte$ (IiII1v alld hold _Int rod cfltWiI

Johnson WJC 2019JotvIson Conlois I ControlsC uS lome C onhcleI1I Do nQI COgt ( ~orlly ~onCIII~1 0lt flIy Otref mad ill) WUI10UI Ih~ eltPHS lien permssion QI JoIIOI1 Co)(rolamp IIIC P()ge 35 0 142

JOHItSON CONTROL~ PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED -OR COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

~thedltJIt$ CVlo mer 3iQC to mlllli arid upd~le l~ tillillill wilh altcult InlOI ffIIl on CUltlDmelt fu(~ bullbullbulle t 10 n01l1y ICI of loU~ (ha nampe IS loon II pOIIbllt lelIIOC Is fIOI -spobif 10 li nd new ootIlICUnumbltm H I~ (onl~CU 0lt1 lit all 11m Mot be reached ma um of t~laquo ~ct It Iowed for I ny Ilmot oil dy If noM 01 Itos ltolltCIS un be ucd tlltn ncIMII C11I()I I~ ROC lIl t rspOlU~e 10 d_ts ( UIO- ill repoMIbie 101 ~00 I I ltOlll 100 ~ Wn lom Customer ffW 0 po~ lmety updates 101 ~nv or th COIltKi lrIotmll lonsubmhlod 10 Ihe ROC

5 CUSTOMER SlRVIC INfOflMUON PORTAL ( mom may be ~ble 10 uUIle ICf CUgtlomelt SeltvIu nlo IIIIIOO PO(il dl1ne Ihe It1ftI 01 1119 H-tnent pu rsu~nl 10 the I~tn ppllcable Term 0 1 UI~ IIteemenl

B 0U1 OF SCOPE SERVlCE5 If dul1nC enyServict Vit KI delrc111 defect in any of Cuotomet t qulpmtnllhtIgt IIO t Covered EQOip~nt undq IhlJ Afltement (In Oul of Seoplt Dof~otmiddotlKI Y lbut lhall have MobIifation 10) fIOlity Cu~ 01 sud Out 01 Sltltraquo- oftct II Culttonw ele(ts 101 JeIIO ep Jgtoth Oul 01 Sca~ ~fce 01 il Jet olMrwiH pMOims Sentieel 0 pr~ _Ieltias Pln_ Ot tqIlpment outside Ihe fCDpe oIlhe StIWlca collenM-ly CuI 01 Scope SeMen- Cullom sltll dlreQ 10 10 01 eh Oul 01 ~ Stnokn IrI wtItlflamp ~nII CUltOIM wu PlY 10lt rn Out or ScOPe SeMltoH ~IIO IIlIndyend lees o hou1y fa II he reultil IgtOlite 01 n Out 01 Sltgpe ~ect Customer ~Ieltts not to etIa~ K I lO RPlIr well Ou l Df~oIect CuSlomer II deffnd nil Indemnify let from IIId Iirlsl lllflndft Ionesdlmos dJ lml COltsnd expenses Ifisl dlrectlyOf Indirf(loul 01 wchOuI oIScopl Delect Any Oul ol Swpe SeMcC ~rlonned by 10 II 1M direction 01 CultOmer PUflv nt 10 Ihis

Seciion IJIIII be lJbI~IIO lhe le ms oIlhlJ eement

C IXClUSIONS Ct Skfl llgtd wrrnty obHIltclll epreuly egtltdud

) the fllMr or ~IMIII 01 cluctwort ~Inp bIneu Iliumfar supporU t_ lilllttsbIHgtIotdltOtIIr and ~neumu( pIf)Inamp Iltd ~l shu afII pipI 1lO11IOIItv tPIlaquot-d 01 malrgtUitJKI on scMdulod balitNI-1InI 01 01 0 pIic plplnt

(b) daoosal 01 hlloudoul_IIK ocfpf H olhtlWbe Pfesslt ptOIfided heln)

(c) clblrl lCllng 01 ehikr ~OIIdef4er WIlt tems d Oilier coltnPltgtlnts fOi blDlald$ such II but nOI Wmlllaquod 10 leamplone~ Unlesl ewt)lltilly slaquolloflll In IhotKopt 01 teN(ts betwe-tn tIM PII Unlen eoplick ty provld for within me scope 01 SfMcd thl iJ Oul of Scope StNkt$M til CultomltfS egtdult-e r ponllbWty 10 mkt ~Hlnt_ts lot wch oervktl with proYide oilgte lhan JO Me-ntlons 01 chll~ tube lelnlnamp condttuer oltnlnc coolnl l_cleanlnamp Of boiler tubt nrc IrI I ny KOpe or It only I~WQfk 10 remow nomlll bullthp 01 dIbriI ~d sctle lube brush cltltllrlamp prfuurt _hln obullbullcld IIuIhlrlJ ReIre 10 well cit doe fIOIlrldlldlti chItInQI cleanl dIsInffltlJo~ g ~ _I IHlmern r~lrN 10 ellminale (ontrOl 01 dSirllect IIIhst bIDtrd$ such IS bul 1gt01 IimIIfO to Leckgtnelllt

dl suwl 1Utltorles 01 items nov comed dIrMI the use of COOterCd (ltIgt~ such flbbons w illgt and ~Mlt

Ie) I~ furnllhlnpound of ~teNli and suppiles lor P4inlln Of rttlnlsllint equllmen

(I) I~ rePiit 01 e~cmenl 01 wIe In ~onduM bud bIetrlnsmlsslo Mnel g the ~ II flOl otgtrmly epllted 0 m~lntId gn I l ohedultd bJl II

(II) rel)laetmenl 01 obsolele paru Ind

(h) d 01 fny Idndlnrllldln bul not Ilmlld 10 ~ C ltlOlt1II Ir1jltJ V dutll opetty mit ~rd 1M ~om of 111 0 i( fliultitIC from

bull Iue mllase Ittlons Idjunme nts ill~U tombiNtlons rnoolfklllorn 0 repoalrJ 10 CO-etCd pound4I1pmen1 nOI ~rf01mtd ptovlaed 0 i9J1fowd Inwlt~ by ICI

bull eluEp ment nOI c~ed by IIIIs tg eement o-r II~CIvntflUi mad e to (ovl td lqulpmenl

bull I CIS 0 omlsslonl 01 the Cullom Iudl but not Ike d 10 1iHi fi ll of lhe (ulOme 10 fulflI lhe 0m ObUtlonl IrId Commllts to Jete) dulbed In ~ctlon f Oll Ms rttt OpefatOl erro CUltOmtTmiddot IIW I 10 (Onduel tgtffltfll~ lnllni n I isulU~ fom CU ltomerl prellous denlll of 10 ItClSS to the C_ed Equipment uld Cullomers f~IIye 10 knp the Sill (lein 1M Iitt 01 dull 111 01 ollie IAniclef a debris ~ sucll CDndilionslre prously txpressJv Itknowledled by JO 11I _1t1flamp

bull siltgt- eliled Ind tlWlromtenl1 rolldillolU IntludJnc but flOl ~mlted 10 POIIfI tllvrs Oll(ul i loni in eleclliul cufTMi (or -~t $UCI) 00 biQhlltdS Wth u but fIOI ~rnlled 10 Lelonc lllo IlIoclIled wilh COnd_l wllI (0011 lower systems ad subcompo~n l Iylleml

D ~AYMNT DIJUGAl1DN

CulIIme Ihal Ply 1M lcts wtl du1n KCOfdlIltt wIIh Int PIYfJItIII It ml prald td lor In lhe llIeemeI Such PIIymtnl II cond~1oP pc~tdnl to 10 ablellon 0 perlam StMcu under 1M e-emtnt In lu v lillny pvchlle o d elllKllo lhi eeme-nl bullbull nd ~~hstancl Ul4le 10 Iht tom theltein Cuslomtr tkAOWledIIOO ftel thlt IofIdU JO IrwoIces 10 an meum _teIhln $15000 lhall be ~Id a nlt wire t~fe check Of money order If IhII rume-n11s rertoedlCttl1 ovide (tmametwlth IlOlite olillyIdjUllmtnlS In the ConllKl Prict appfltlblt 10 Mff_1I period no r Ihn IOflYmiddotfWtjS)dltIys 11lt10lt 10 tIgtt totNMnoemcnl oll~illenewit 1Dcl UnonlOAlaquo In_theetmt at lelll hfTyI30) dIys prior 10 Iht 11( of fuch bullbull~I peiodIN ICfJusled price IIIbull bull bctlht prlre 10 ~ Itn il perlod

E WARftArffiES

JO warrants IIJ $Ic wUI te provided In ood ~d orkmDnllkt mlnner for 90 dyI Irom the elite of Se k ti I Jel eltc ives rlnen nollt e 01 a

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I r PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

bf Ch of Ihi warranty Pl io to the e nd o f this flinty jlnod Jel III -perlOm any no~-tonlor~~ S ~Nilt~ e t no addl11on~1 (~ r8e hhl~ a ltonvn 1y tU5QMble Itm~ of I~ nOIIIllt llon

Jet 1gt lhoit eqvlpmfnl mnuIanued o I~dd bgtj 10 (ilofl fnc 11IiI1 It Irom dellaquou in mIII~ 1 and k hlp 1 lnlam normlluutelOI I period of90dS 1110 1ngtl11J o fumih bullbull pleOI 01 CQulpmenl utl(k tNs Alemen ilnd lhat eQulpmenl Ii cov~red brl nty fom m tnktunr ot~ INn CI 10 wf l llnSI~1 the benefits cl th lt m-nufgtltlue(J waranty it any to Custome and 11 amy lemediebull ~ n clu1III 101 lhal equipment AI ttnJj)OItlkwI (hoi tnwred In _ lion wi(h Ihr wrinty 101 eCllOpmeol1 IftdO 1~1s nol _wd undshythis AeerntnllNtl be bDn~ byCuJIO b eept as poided heern II Jel oltelves in nOlice 01 I ~ ee~ 01 I~b ~rmty PIlot to t~ end 01 tllh rruy pelod JCI will ttPlIr o eplate (n )(1 OPtio nl Ih e delMliv~ equl pmenl

Tllele _nl do II(It IJttend 10 tty ~ltW 01 eltlul~n lhal have bfton rnllUied bull bull Ite ed Or repared byC1I0 CI O IlIItd INfl iel Ihoul 1M supelVi1on 01 nd 110lt lltn Ippt(lvll olIO o WJCI ~t num~ or ranty d tul W bwn rmowd or alured AJ replaccd parts Ct equrgtnMn1 h1 become JCI pro~rty Thb ~rtntv is 1101 lu~b~ W~ nty J~ ~ be provldfd dulnn ncrmal bUllneu hOUlI IXCludll hoII(Ivs The r-dti I fonh hilrtln shltl be to(II~ nd eoltclU1ive medywltllCltlrdllo ny wlfrt nty ( 1lm under thlgt AallefMtlt Anv uit huN _lIIe rrltltv mun be lItauhl no III mn orgtamp II) ~a ftlr lile txPtloon ollhr pplicllble ffanty ~Iod Thlgt IIm(ttUon Is In IItu cr Iny olhe IPPrlublf mlult or 1Imh~1I01 CUSTOM~R FURTHfR ACKHOWLIDGU oVoID AGREfJ THAT THUt WARIUJffifS Aif ICIS SOU WAlIRANTlES ANDTOTHf MAXIMUM [)(TENT PpoundftMrrrEO UNDERAPPUCABLE LAW ARE IN U[U Of All OTMER WAftRANTlES pound)(pRpound$S OFlIMPUED INClUDINGtIT NOT lIMITED TO TlfOSf OF MERCHAHTA8IUTY AND FITNESS fOR A PlRTICI)LAR ftJRPOH

f CUSTOMEROIIUGATIONS AND COMMITMENTS TO ICI

1 Cuc~ wtt~l lt M ~ JCIr) WOOmIIlion (Onnltnlne conoilion of lhe CovtfeO Eqv ~ment TI Cvstom agnfS nd ~ntl

lhll 6tin 11Ie Tffm of IhI AItirnenl Cu crne will 11 oprr1 the Cevtttd [ol~menl ~codin8 10 th~ mnulanu~1 atldor CI co ~nduonl

01 up ~lt I~ I rgtd CUtten work Ic Ind motion boutt~e Co~erfd EQltrlpmenl crommended bt th e nufCuH ~Mor J(I

DJ 1I00Ii(k a n MlIQU 1e on_ 101Covw E4Uipm t ~ ftltommended by Ihr nufw1u~ Ntdor K~ Includili but 01 limited 10 dequal~ electllc~1 pOw~ ie IU~ lit COIGitionnt1Id ~umldltycontro

(4) oo ri ly JCI lovn~ile1y 01 ~ nv CowCd Equlpm~ nl mllunCtion Iliu kdown o other condllion ~fleclltg Ihe oper11on of tht Cowrt d f qulpfltf1

(5) prOjf ICI It~ nl arct1l 10 lis Pem isegt a nd Cevelti Equ~nl 1 ~H UJonIbIe tId nEU1IJf lmn for IIgte perforttIfICt olt~ e 5elVicu

(6) alo JCI 10 ~~ iod SlOP ~ erodialy hm off or otherwlle C~IIle c temponrily lupend eqvlpmenl Of)eratioru oc Ihll)(1 an perform Ihe ~le-aui~ uoder ~ AceemcIII

(]I M af)dlable ~Iovtd t JlIo~e oondc-n~ coollfll t_r 1raquoiIr wa ter lUlrnenl lor IN proper function (II Co_ed E Ilmc-nld prot ect a~lnll ~ nV elonm~nllllssu~ a nd IOllae of biohulld lueh 3$ but not IIm~ e d to leclonell

(III un iIlId jIIoperl itl and Itl~ Itttr u1on 11 lm t_ tUh nlpoundhl or II uth cfNr Ie Custo hili clo~ the PWllfl

(9 O~I1n I M~n Jke nc jIrnilgt ~qulred lor ~d DoloV I~ tlelt u~lecI ~ h theServlu

(lOI noullrJC I immedi ately 01 fly cmed ~deauacv~ 01 1~Iur r cl th t Co 1 Equlpmenl 01 othr condl lon ffenlna the optallen 01 Ihe Cored hulpmenl

(II) fumlVlny nelteu 110 C ~ I na ~~101 olflle$ 1$ peme (111 poperty maintain pall se Mlte Ind utt I~e 101111 operalion olny olh property sYStem Qqulpmenl or dtYlte o (usto m or 0111 to wtkh the Covered [Qpment mav De ilUacled or eCMK led In UCordinct wi1h mltlnuaclur~bullbulleornmend~tlcnt InlUr lfle elme ou1ltenll c the lequlemeltIU o lny Ie o6l i bu u ~encv 01 ocllttIIO~1u hiviC ll6iction thteol

131 IIOIt~mpet IVTt ~ ~ker Id)u l ~ dllturb I~ ~mQve Of ol~erwle Int~l1t~ with any Coveed poundIpmenl (locltKUn ampny relll~ 10l1wllftl ind 001 permk th r ~e 10 be done ~nd

(14) raltt lrom UU1nC lalie mina erob lfse K I 10 i Iln~ Pf~lty 01 I~ 1)1 by 01 IUed at~I1 JO by Iy OIlf1Imeltola mu fielpll I~ncy II elull lhereol

2 CUW~ftI~ u1ltnowledtna undend~ ~I unleS dl fea l~llor blQhl bullbullltdl uch leIOiIen11l topliGi tlyltKludm ttl I~ C JO b proYIdfr1t h gtCuomerlpo I~UI~ Ie pI ltgtvde j lK~ It~ nl Corner~mowIedcu lhlits fitC 10m~ ht tobla~ wlU elilgtte KI 01 any elpontbliity lor~ny Co~ed Equipment bC~kdown 0lt I ny ntC~UiY air o rrFgtlourneot I any Cover ~d Equlpme-nt II CUSICme brehes ItY 01 the t obllltlons KI N aye lhe Ilhl upon Mlen notice to Cullrgtmif to smpend Ilt Seovas unl~ C~tme cua udgt blttadl In a lldliJon ( SI_ rhaC be npornblt lOt f2YInt 0 etmbrfll10 10 inyCOlU Iuodt~ wilh ltoIftUW k uued IJ JUII 01 to( bnil(11 11~Ggte cbl iCltion bull

G INSURANC Clgt$lomllt t11lOfU11Ie 101 oUinin ilt inwran~ (ovtltsectte ~Nt (ull_ be Is nfelillY 10 proUCWIO Cuam propelttY and penol

In 0 on the Ptnlstl Includlnt co-eraJt 10lt ptllon1Inj u tKI propelY dftliilf~ ttlE PAYMENTS CUSTOMER MAICU UNDER tttlSAGRUMENT AAf

NOl ftELATED TDtttE VAlUE OF ttt[ PREMISES CUSTOMERS PROP[RTY OR POSSEnION5 ORTHE PER50N5 OCCUPYING OR AT ANYTIME PRESENT

IH OJ ON TNE fIIEMllU BUT RA1MEII ARE trUrn ON 1M COSt Of THE MnM MID lllE SERIIl(U AHD lAlE INTO CONSIDEJIAOON nn PROHCTION AFFORD EO TO 10 UNOER TtffS AGJIHMlNY CUtOngtC -by elee 10 ~ any Ilatoly 10 nv IVttII or condllion (ustlty (o~c cd bycom~dllIbIHtv iu t1nce (utomc und~oI nd lha l ncltlcr he Se~ rQr the Co~ered Equlllmfnl ~rr dtiI d 10 ~du(r bul nc

el1m te certl ln u13 1(1 doe nat tvrntv I~t nel th lgtt SeIViCI1 I1ltlr Cov~red [liulpm~t i ~ pievcflt Qerwn(ll InulY un~t~orzed entnotgtCe1 or

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JOHNSOt 0 fRe 5 PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL REPREO FDF COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

H INOlMNITV

JCllnd CII~tomel 11It11 full Indemnify he ollgttl Plrty Illd Iu officers bulltffltS dilectOrsbullM tmpioyffl 1Om I ny ~ndn dlmlle p tOIlS and exptllln (clud ~lonJble utOlne-s leest illne OUt of third Pirly dllml demtlndi or lukllor bodily Injury (In(ludl dath) Of cia gc 10 tana1bie pcptny 10 lhe lCIt Irisin OUI 0 Ihe IItCIIamp~e or tnclnllonel mlscOfldutt 0 Ihe Indemnlfyl party Of lIS crnplovlef Of _filli CUSlomer expra tliihl ICI Jtlan be r~bIe 10In)Jry iWnbullbullbull bull 01 ~I only to the IICIttIt uund dlrlaquoly by IC1 nel~MI o Inllntl_ mliConduCi Thl obllJtJonl 01 JCllnd Ctome und Ihllltlt1ion ~ funhtf wbIKI to lealoml tid J ~

I LlMlTAnON OF UAllUTI NEITHER 10 HOR CUSTOMER WILL BE R[5PONSIBlE TO TH OTHER FOR ANY SPECIAl INOIRECT PUNITIVE OR CONSlQUENTlAI DAMAGES (INCLUDiNG BIIT NOT lIMITEO TO LOST PROFITS OR LOll OF BUSNlSS) JCJS TOTAL UAIIUJ TO CUSTOMER FOR DAMAGES R[5ULTlNG JROM AN( CAUSE WHAnOMR SHALL BE UMIT(D TO $2SQDOO IN NO EV(HT SHALl 101 INDEMNifiCATION OBllGATJOH [)(UD TIlE AMOUNTS ALO TO JO UNDER THIS AGIllEMENT OR THE AMOUNT OF INSURANCE IllQUIMD B THIS AGREEMENT WHICHpoundItIl IS GAUnlt CUSTOMUI UNDERSTANDS TltAT)CJ 15 HOT AN INSUIIER RpoundGARJ)tNG THE WORKOIlTIlE SERVICpound$ 0 SHAll HOT BE IIESPON5IBH fOR ANY DAMAGE 011 LOSS nAT MAYflUU~T FIIOM FIliI SAFElYOR SECURITY EQUPMpoundNTTHATfAILS TO PEAFORM PROPERLY 011 FAILS TO PIIMr( A CASUAL all LOSS

J FORa MAlfURE

KIWtLL NOT Bf RfSPON511Ll fOR DAMAGE LOSj INJURV 011 elLA CAUSEDY CONOrtIONS TMAl AAI BFYONDTKE IllASONAlU CCImIOl AHD

WITHOUT THlltnpoundHTlONAlMISOOHOUClOR NlGtlGpoundItCE Of 10 SUCH amomOHSlflCWD[ 80T ARE HOT UMmo TO (AI ACnOf GOO (6)

Am Of GOVtllNM[NT AGpoundNQpoundS Ie) SllIlKl5 (0) LABOR OISPIITpoundS) (f) FIRE If) OPlOSIONS OR CASUAlneuros (G) floIfS (H) VANDAUSM II)

RIOTS 011 WAR IJ)TpoundRROIUSM ANe III UNAVAUBILITYOF PARTS MATpoundRJALS OR SUPPUES

It RUOUJT10N OF DISPUTES 11 3 0l5pu1l rIs~ und~ tIIk _nl tile lelllgtall prom1 ~~ Incod IlIh lbesoIvt well dllputll by ~tIM In1Ie -t dsJ)UU II UIU~ 0 be vcWed eltha- pony whaw the tch IrIltble ltbiI~don by iIinC with lhe AmeltIcn ArbItIoltI oUodallon ~ no olllerlcttlClIon IaI bftn prevlouJly filed upon ftliol 01 the Ifbitnon till AAA Ihllhlw Ihe eOlCIu~W jurlsdlCllon _ the OlspUte Tlluibull11 party mty decide 10 f~e n (Ilon In coun of romDftenl jurbdirtlonl f til (oun f~m II Ihe flntlec1 proctdln flied tIIll tourt Iha have lur~dlaioo ove lhe ~JlUle to the aclulion 0101 rbltrltlon AtbiUlllon Ihln be toooucted In il(cordince wilh the lWn CUrrtnl tbhflllon rules of the IgtnItrlan Artgtilntlon MllaquoilIIon ~OIM wtlitllllon seMel mlJlIatty ampJ1Hd 10 by 1M IoIlt11n ArbIlratlon musl be (~1Ild Ihtll Ibty (60) dayt afw tn oputt submitted 10 artHlllon unlen the j)IoItlH mll I1y et ot~ The ~cI~ed by tn ~alorwi 1M f_land ~I liAlted by 1M bltLmDf may be Int~ed In XUlrcllnce with IppIiQbIe I_In any (oun h-il (ornpe1em jurisdiction jMltty po_llire III 1M 3Ibtrtttlcn or COUrt poem IhII If entilled lOn _d 01 Its rulflMble COIoU In(IudinI 1USOfIIbInomeyJ leu Incurred IS rtwlt 01 tile Oipute CUSTOMER MUST BRlNG ANY CLAIM AGAINST 10 WITHiN ONE (1) YEAR m ER THE ClAIM AROSE If CUSTOMER OOIS NOT CUSTDMR WlU HAVE IRRtvOCASlY WAIVED Irs RIGHT TO SUE 10 ANDOR INSTITUTe OTHER PROCEEOINGS AND ICI SHALL HAVE NO LlA81UTt TO CUSTOMER fOR SUOi CLMM TIME IS Of THE ESSENCE AELATM TO CUSTOMH PUISUING ANf SUCH ClAIM floIE PItOVtSIONS Of TKS AGREEMENT WHICH APLY TO AN (AIMHALl REMAIN IN HFECT EVEN AFTER THE AGREfMtNT IS TfRMNATto 10 AND CtmOMER EACH WANt THEIR RlGIfT 10 A rull

shyl TERMINATION

1 Remote Monnorln $eMCIIS and R~mOte ()pe~lln ScsvIca ma~ be imrntdlitely Clnceled by ellher party il Jels Remote OperIiQn Cenler (onne(lln res Of mOflltorlrlllSlem5l~ cle5trovtd by or ather ClIllopht Of wilt Ihf PlemilllS re sa bS damtBed Ih 1 11 Is IrnpftetaI IO conlinuf StnoIces

2 ellhe INIrty fib 10 perform any 01 Its obIirlon UM hIs Ieem~nl I~t otll jraquony wi prOIII~ -men IOIkt LheeollO lhe )lilly

1I1~ed 10 JHo In dmult Should Ine party alted 10 be Ifl defull 111 to espond I it or like action 10 cvre tIM II~IltI def within 1111 (lOt (lall 01 ~celvln IV lneo notlu the lOti ~rty may le(mlnlle Ihk rument by PIOllldlll ~ten nOl1(1 01 IIJII lermllliU lo n

3 UPQI1 IltIrrIinoUm 01 h ltfeeme~ le r anv rNson aJICmef 1hd PltiY IQ 10 I II UflGitputed _nu 0Wflj IlIrwah Ihe dallt of IIIUOII ~hIn thl (30) cI~ luth lermnl ion (ulier hIIllso prflVlde Jej Utlth RMlIlabe aa 10 the islS tD rem~ IIIe Gflew OtWe ~n~hVfllher JO pro~y ncltoun~tJI Int~on fl~ 0lt iiIlt IIlfIV ~lIlem1S ppUuble Cull 111111be liable fOlt al Iffl COlli and IICPfIfl mil Jet mv Il(u in ltootlKion th I enlOIOlmenl 01 hll tIlIl indlldina wilhoullimatlcln nlIo ble nom lees eltgtnKtton aency lees nil Olin COIoI

4 II he A~re~tot Is for mulljytar telm t~her jMrty nwy termiNle lilt Aeflaquomerll after dI ronl fu ~a of SaMlaquo by I lilt OInr pI no Ie-laquo thIn 10middot1 (151 ~VJ nit oolk laquoNlded h_ th~ (us OfIIted PREMIUM (OVEIlAGE CusIOlttltgtlt Y mlltUle ~~I ontv upon 10$ WIitt~ ~

M ASBESTOS MOlD BIOAHAZARDS AND HALUOOUS MATERtAlS

H~zardoul Mltfrills munl tfrlal ~ wb$llnct hal tIelher by Its N~ or ute II now Of hft defed Of fCula~ hdoubull 1 dOUloUbsltnoUl pc 1 o tOllllmlnlnl vodeIIV 1oG~ 111 01 leclclta l lowbullfCulallon 01 rdinlOtlCll bullbulllalre to or cklfIlUkIamp pUblic and ~ 1l1li and uletytId prateCIIon oj the IMonmen or which iI toIc explosive COfaUvt flammable radloKlhot orclnoCflIk or OIhenoriI haarcloui Of which iI or CfIfI1n1 _oItum psoline died Iud Inother pc1~um hvoilOClrbon produCl or poIYhlori~ bIphtI Hatardoui Matttllls ltlHdllGaltoeluMl makl leulmiddotbaid ptintl bIohIlrdS SIIdIIS but ftOlink~ to 1fCiofIeCl IntI HlIeJtcs-conao1n1nc mwials rACM1 Neither (ulomer nor lCi dlrlll lo or Illkeneel 10undnmiddotakedlren Obllnlolll r~I~li~ (11M klcnllOClllcln Ibuemenl dUnp control ~mo~1 or dlltpoltal o ACM

10 wlB be 1$IgtOtIIbIe 10lt moI 0 cI oos 01 ayen~roous ~Ierl_ls Ihll I ul In provldl lht StMt-es n O H bullbullf(Ioul MaIHllb1 and t~ I fmldllifIn ollllY Iell jlnd by he eI1e of 1(111lt1 MertatI For lit HI~ MltMils Iha may be olteselttl Itgt lacM~h

Johnson ~lcC 2019iQhn$on Cotro~ Inc ControlsComeJ Canfodenllal 00 nr)I COP) (pIIy~ocaIy eectrorcny or n an OIhel mea) Ylnout It ~I~ nnen ptlJJTJ5~ 01 ~C~oIs Inc PagE 38 011

middot PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL t- COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rNomiddotC1 HudOOJ Meritmiddotf (uuome shgt1IIUpply JCI wht 1 iflrornallo~ iflil pm bullbull~1on lt~lllni 10 lilp pre~nlt of lilllrltlOU$ M~ c-rret ij

th ~ilt eJ~nn ~v ff~(1 10 pelt1orm bull e 01 Ih~ s i(~ II Illhft Cnomelt or 10 gtKom ltt 01 ltgtlt UUlfCU U~ I)esellltt 01 Nonmiddoto(l HIIIISo M~ le1$ tIIl Iy ItgtItrlre llh Cr ServIltpoundl II I~U ImmtdllltIy $lOP I~ SoetYl(l Itgt rile I ffffiecl ru ~nd noilly the o thw ~n As btt-en (unome Ind MI Cuu_ hoo_be rtlpor1ible 01 IIISoho n~n ~ e -d diopoinr 01 Honmiddotla Hndou Mele 1$ fom lu rdMIebullbullnd for Ih (medlllion olny reu ImpaetCd by he ret bull bull e of he Hon-CI HUlrdou Mlltrl I~d mul ptwidc ~ cer1lliUlle 01 a balm~nl ~cfore J(I will be obll~lled 10 ~rlorm 0 cnl~ue lIS S~Mco unln 10 ~d letu knowloedae Ihll NonmiddotCI HIardou M~I(II~ were pren nd eted In dl$tfpr d of I~I ~e In wli(h tne 1lJ 1lt1 -11 be (pon lbllil lu ole ~ Othe etMOltlon 0 nmiddot orn Impmed by IlJ leltl~ of 1Idgt Hibullbulldon MlttIIbullbull00111) ( lOme hon In lOponibII II lu ole e~e for the _olI 01 HIbullbullrdous Male 1s INri ~ no bHII r~ieued and fe reie~e~ not nultlnc from Cl1 PtriormallCt ef tilt Serulces CuomN ~hlI ~I~nd ~nd InclomoJlot JO ~Calnl 1 Iol-ifl (o sU damUC I e~~nlel vd claJms ~rnamp 01 lu fa ure 10 (omply with Ihll Sccllcn M

N CUSTOMER DAlA

Cnlomt da la obtillned flom lie SetWltcs II owned by alld 111amp11 btlolt o Cunomer 10 I~ IUIOI illO UI Cl410mellb 10 prcMde Sentlce (lome bcept a lonh IItrlln lei wilt 101 disclose Ie any IhllI Otlty ~ny 1rlISivIltN81 (~nom dlI~ acquled hrouh pelt10IWIIIa 01 Ihe Sttvices Mthout Cul lomer (OnSenl (unomer ilB~e Ihal Jel nd 11 ubleIIrle affillnlnd epproved Ihild ~rty COII111OI5 and de-elopers may collecl nd lJ~e CUllome dll for Iny eaon 10 as ny ee l ule 0I1t1e clall on I dt middotklfn11itd bSII Iha dot nOI p~rsonaMy I~ntily Cullomer or anvlndivd Cuilomelt Igttgteby ~nlJ)O a petu WilcIWkIelfrtvOCable royah lru8unO U modi+ m1PU~Ibull bull WOIoeltIse and 1011

0etMt~wo b frOtnuch dala J(III ~IIM rlClIl$lOlI Inr~ 10_ rbl tJlIltflllll nd produnl C~led as I ew of uerlomnce ofSeMlts

O JCIS INlHLECTUAI PROPERl

10 WM IKtJI d riCh ~ lgtcIltgtltfest 11 yl) woltk orovided 10 Cuslomel IfgttIudlnl ohooI l ilmltiltiOfl ill ~e ~U and objeet cod dorumtnll1ior1 tKllnic Inhwon or dlla 1plaquolflCa1onlnd del bull ltes Impr~mellU 01 mOClllQlooruo 10 r~II1Hmiddot~ and (bJ I(now-How (defined below) e~ b 1(1 In bull (I~eron 01 lhe ~bltt 0 periolfTlfnt ollh Slt~ whth ~n_n 10 1(1 ror 10 Of diVtlom or tiICgyeiI Or ~uire-d In conneCllon with I perormrltt of II obn ioos under lhl ~greemenl Ownership Of eM Oelwblf ~nd KnowHow Ihd veil 00001y In ICJ nld flO Oe~ver~~bullbull1IaII be de~med middotworks mide fo r hlf bull Withoul UtIamp Ihe lenerilily 01 th e fortlal vfSNp 01 ai sool(e nllIS ~ (Ie (Olme of ptriOfnlInamp the le1Vkei I~I reMain the elOCIuIiIIt PlIJIIIlt1V 01 10 FltK purpoltl 01 ihllt AaJr-cmerr middot~nowmiddotHO mean a knohow )jot e It(hnIQ~s (Q ~U mllhoclolocln loobbullbull~Iy i(ll ~pprOKIgtG dltibu~ Odell and dt1m dllcoveriU ad ld~ililnW1ed produCAd by dhelc~d or uelt t)y 1(11 he CfUlon IIlt plovilJcn 01 the o-t~f1b1eI or In the Iltroltnance 01 tho Sltrvkt1 i nel Iny chanee ImplovemenJ or modlfiuHon tlgtereto or deivatlv Ihe reof

P OI6IT lpoundRMS

Any licMM 10 ltgtlt ~h( to ~laquopoundl1 JO IOfWlIrt produW inc dIIlti l e r Cloud tu Dyfth-lMd ulkr till Irelfflflfl b prellldild on 1- telt

corldklons for the iPllllebje loflwr~ groduct Of dlcll or cloud trvlce lei forth btll1wwwJgtgtmQI(QroluQmtgtulk Cleull4itl~I SU(h

aptgtlblt oftw~re podu nd (jjIIIIlervlltes lermsr lncopO ~d by rcferetl(e hcreln

Q Mi~LlAHrOlJS PROVISIONS

1 AW nor l~bullbullequlred IC be amp1vfIfI1bullbullnrundfi hili ~e ifI wrllnt Inc ~11I)e (OtIl(Ieca prcper ~iwn If (II chlMrred In Jlt IOt (b) tlll vi the Unlled 51lei POI~I stvIlte pel1se orepald ftlIlIred 0 tertlfld Mill rflun fclOl requCled (cJ ifni by o~ernlJht del~rv scNiCe ( fidEgt UPS) 01 (dln bvfClIrn~~ ~ m~1I or olnelt el~wonlC mt~nd confimed by (~cslmll e relum mlll or ele~hone

2 TIUs CfNnltnt _ nor be led byCunomoe wtllIc 1(1 k wrgtlIell (0ltgtSe 1(I IN ~ III -eM 10 1amplJr lh eltlnbull bull o_ ethn~erJon firm 0 (OltpOrllon wltheut Cul1omer~ conscm 0(10111 abo lIve 1M Ith Itsor cI1stretlon 10ubconuaa ny ponlon 01 IDe Servl(e TII$ ~retmenllnues 0 he ben~fot of Ind Is appllc ble tc ~ny aS1inees or SUbltOnl etor~ ef telbullnd II blndlnt upon Customer wllh Plaquo110 nld Il-SlttD or ltubculag rs wilh Ite f~e nd tllecl3 n bInltls (uIOme loJel

411 any plcviion of 1M femen Is fgulld t W IMaloC ~ tbullbull1 or unenforceable in ~ny elOtet Ihe lIdlly lealOty ~nd enforcelbillt Ollhe rem~lIinlpltosooru cellUinil htfetll hill flO( In t V wy be Ifeuelt Of irnj)3IleltIthNeOv

S TlIII laquoeemenlI lhe enUre (onl et bltwcM 1(1 nd CU1l0mt1 and ~st~1 ~ny pltlcr or ~ 1 undcfSllndll _itt IIIltIU ~ ro~oII or Olher ommuni(llionl b tween the partIe

ampmiddot(111 dltnowIodllli ~nd ~ bull IIgt IIY jhHdl l c ord~ lucd by Cuilomc In cunllKlon h lhigt laquo~enl iSlnlend only 1D ellMliiSh lnymenllllhof1ry fOl Cr5lont r Inltrn~lluou~I purptllH nd nol be conide1( to be ~ unto llcr Imltfld n1 modlfQtion o OIher IcvlslonlO lhe lenTIl 01111 AtrHment No tem or condition I dud or rfenced In CUIO middot pUdaSll ordl will h~oe ant fOlte elfet and Ih~e ( flU and condillon shall (MUOI (utomr1 ICtcraquoi1ICe of ny SefVicellllJH ltOnltllu lt in I~pncc of these lerm ~nd rolldnions An prO(IOl fo tltkjllo~1 or d~lefe rli ferm~llgtt In CuSlomtrs J)Uf(hue orde-r Cr ny otll elt dOtumenl Inill expresl ~ccP1ed IfI wrlIlIZ by ICI hCfeby objKted 10 nd telaquotCd

711 1I1t( at n~ (hfnlel 10 (uuomero ~tlnl or 0~r3110~f Of I lPlk oOle eEulaIon II ltode u~ bull Of ulW~y t~Ilebullbull I~il mD Iltldy ffeet J(rl peremlnt~ of the S~rvi(eJ or 111 pt1tlrltl ~fel 10 IhU h the ~ht 10 an eQ~IUbl and l~proprlle djuumenl 10 Ihe cope Ie and othe-f llcned Ie 011111 Ag reemenl

Johnson ~p(gt 21)19 Johnson Conll ol1 CU~lome-f Confgtdent Controls 00 -0 eopV 1ptyslQllly eleGl ro~gtCIly OlIn any oiher mft) hou Ihe eXJlress wn llen oerrn$$IOn 01 Joinroon CQntro ~ Irtlt Pag 3e of 42

JOHNSQfJ COtHROlS PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED r 11i COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

ADorNDUM TO PSA TERMS AND CONOITIONS OR MONITORING OF INTRUSION fiRE AND OTHER WpoundTY SYSTEMS

If ~te MOnilOfin StMces bull bull pIktly III(ludtS Ittnol~ lire ~ml 1I~oritl gtlaquov1tv 11111 mooilorint or video monitor ifl lht $COpe 01 wol1lt O (11110 d es tile Aareemenl II hereby madifie1lncl mended to Indude the termlnd prollllioru ollhls Addendu 10 tile PSA 10 Monhorinc 01 InlWolI r lf Mid Sfety So$term (Ihe AI(eNjum QplIlred Irms thaI Ie nol de1if1ed titeln lhirll h~ the melni cJven 10 diem In the lIIlement In Ih _11 of conhicl between the t~rTIltId (omIllions of this Addendum arid those ~inl ln the 111_ the tems (ondttklfls oIlbis Aoddtlldllm st pi~I~

1 kmote MoMorln of AIm SI~nI$ If ICI receiYo an elMfltnCV Itrm Ilen111 Jel Floc Jel IhIoII eeworlo nolhylhe IPJfOprille po~ Or fire deplnfII or other eme1enty panR QG ~iJurlldictlonnd Jel hl tndeVOI 10 IIOtiIyCuIlOmPf or tlsdellllllled repruenlnlve by eltmoll urltss instfU(1e-ltt 10 do OlheAlt by Cllomer In whilll ndot Nltd on l~ndlfd operalln picaduttlfo Ih ROC lCi uJ)OII feeeipi 01 bull lIOnmiddot emeree llenll from lilt Iremll sh ncltlvor 10 nOI11y Citomer ~feMltlve pursUlnl to Cu llemer1 _inen Instructions k faullin to QltmoU or Ie nOlllatlon Cunome ICknowlldlt5 1-111 the sllNIs Irlrumlttld from lhe Iremes will be monltoid In mOllltorlnl ftty not 0~111td by x~ lhe peSOIIIIeIIn _h monltom fldllltf lit nollh I~u 01 10 nor dots KJ IoU I rupDnsibillry Ielt tilt _ tIkh 1Kh Inb w montloed o lhe ttlPOfll( to $udlI1

2 ltemOI Monltotlfll kNkes Irkntllfmote MonllorltlJ SeNlf$ 1M be plaquolded by KJ If lhe ACftrM1II includes dIle 101 wth St~ 11

wm SeMce Is pchtitd 1lt1I nltOI~ mIIf 01 Ilirm 10 lhe Premies and lhe InIIlllchlre Is bIosed on the porcln( iCOq( 10 by lhe Jgt3lttiel wbjea 10 the lerms llId (ondiliolls 01 tills Addendum tie numtIMohllrms produced I I thl1ueloes beyond the COnuXt~ numblaquo of alarml In month (utome wiM tie blWon oleage lea

CommunOllonl Mdbo 0110( acknowlld Iht monkOlinl 01 COIlfelt Equipment requires nnsmlSllon 01 Ilgn~1s 0-1 $urlldad lelephone Iinellndo the Int_I1Id th Ihese moOeI of IIIJllmlslion ltmoV be Inl~rupled ctrofIIYltInled orcompromilrd In whkh cn IIC llMnal ClIO be Insmitttd trom the Pemius 10 thtr nIOfgtileinl fad~ty CUllomt ndenlnd Itltlle II~ lhe noonIOIn latllHy 10 be Willi 01 $lOch tonditlon bull dditlonal or 11tf~ II prol~1on toIIO be inllilled $udI line ItcIity devicn1 (Ullomtr COIllnd epensencr 10 Irlnsmluon Itlephone Ii only Cuslom- etnowtlldl_ II is _ IhIt h _urlty deW _lillie Ind nlnl UpirWy ldenllfied In Sthtdule A bull (qulprnent l ist lin dednrcf to purdlnl well 0tvkI~ Crntomtlt IIlth xkroowIedItllhlt Ulth ddltlonil pClt11on Is not 1rbIe Jot Inltrntl lrlMtOlln1on un6tr thl AIeemtnl

4 flwjUnnccemrry nns StfIlu csls At IOs OP1lOnltllddllIDIIII IN mIy be dwpd lot any m Of unlfQlOSiry SIM Vuil uused Of n=~led bV cUOJftllf 111 ildclklon Cuitomeuhlfl be Illy re$llOflSlb~ncr II1Of1 for fines petllltItsIISISlmInts l3gtes f~ o MH I~ by ~ 10vemmelQ bOCIy lell1lho~ tommolOlctrlloll 01 ~I UlltImiulon COlllptny1l1he rnlllt Ilny Iltie larm Ind ~hin rtlmtgtiwl Kl lor any tom -cUffed by IClln conMCIicll IIgtItewth Cunomer wi opera Ihe l)II toIIeluly ~ ID 1ooId CMOllne fau llimu hIM lIrmi an be ClVled by I _tIM or olher forces ~ he cOIIlrof 01 10 II n ~ number 01 flle Ilium lit cltetved by KJ In MIdllicfl to Y othebull lIb1e (tmedlll 1 111)1e to Jel ICI m v lerminll Ihis amprttmenl Ind discontiny t ny Service(snd leek to cover dmllts If In bullbullent Is dlipolChtd by I _mtnlll l ulhorlty or Olh Iibullbull 10 pond 10 a II~ Ilirm where lh CUIIDme o Iny olher Piny IIIi InlentlonallV xddenoly or rraquolilenlIyKl~led lhe Iam I lInl~ CullonW kaD be Itlportllble lor and PIYnv and1I lell lcrjor fonu lIuled with fUPlaquol 10 lhe fls lImsnd PlY 10 JCJIht Iddltiooal clllrJcs Mid (OIl1lncufftd by It fom I fl lslIlm If lilt CIIIIO_r $11_ M$ 1IXIllHllbie dtvIu Customer IUlIgtorIlti ICI 10 ~I Ille Iemin to tv Ill the ludible device r JO I eqlleued 01 ordltltd ID do lO bltf l_r_II~ lIhbors Dr I~ fist and Cullonle will PlY JOlts standard servIc ct tllule lor Kh well visit PoIIcIIIndes tiIU rePlir of svn1 whlth CIOUS lue diugtoldla _ lobi_ IIlIlngln lhe equljllll6nl nt(esAY f 10 to wpptr the StMces nd euslOmllt wM fWf 1 COlU of JudI malntelaflct At IeUI IIOIIthly CUMO-wi IIISI the V$ltm protea deulces and send lell I 10 the ROC 10 I n monltorin laquoII1Imtn1 I 8WldIIfIct wlthlnswctlons from JO o the Roc CoI_r IIHi to lest lhe monltorlllamp IV$tttnS inc1tIltIinI ttsti anv ultruonlc mlctowwtlnfrared CampPlCliInce or other electronic ~l_nt prior lofle end of tlCh monlhnd will ImmedlJtetv rfllOlllO JCl if the equipment fafls to respend to ttll I wltom IhIoI mike Iny nlaquoIIUry rIj)IIs 1ltOO fttl clP of notice IS Ii rulonlllly prnkll CuWgtmer ~n al an tlmes be oltlv rponslbllt If)lt mainlilninamp Iny Iprln~~r vlem In cod wortInc oflier Ind provide Mfeqlllf hell to lilt PIfI

5 RemQII Monilorinamp Df VIdo MonltoiIl Srvices Oul~ Ih Term JCIl sol lcr only obfilllkln mine fom the In~~11oo of Video MMtorlnC ~Mc In Sctvkt oIfrnf 1hall be 10 monitor thl dlamplIlli 1l KlullIy IKlvtd by JO II tI flOC fom mnn Ollhe VIdeo $oo$lem afld pon receipi 01 a dlllllrillCnllndicU lhirt In fam cOndlticn )lists 10 crravcbullbull as ptlmnltd by II 10 lIol~y lhe police or olh munklplllulhoity deemed approprlale In KJs bsokn dilafllon IndIO well pellOllS Customer 1111 deslampMted In lIlne 10JO 10 rectlvoe nolineiQn cf IlICh IlIrm tondition II WI forth huein HD llarm 1nstI1ti00n ffPIl bullbull tnIInltnall(l or rd IgtOJUeI will be1OVItIed urocSer IhIi Video MDnl~ optlcnJO m~ oul DfIor nollce 10 CUIIDmtlt in _10_lcIbII ~or iltlurtnu _ultur~bullbull II(t d ls(OfIIIne 1Id Dr ltand iii ~ policies and protedurtL

bull Inc~lon nd rDndonlon oIlte VIdeo MonIln shaUbe pt~~d by KJ Wthis AI_nt Iclude$ I cha lOt IIIdro Mkorin~ Se we If ucll Voo MOIIltorln Stltva 11 purthi1e-d IIde(I MOIIlto111lI S~II will Decln when the Video SVSlern II Inlblled and opelltonalbullbullnd when Ih nlltesHry communletllorll COMIKlion Is CQmplcHed NO obIililiOIl lor the provision 01 tI1l~ VidllO Monitorln SeMa w1I laquogtIIInt1l lbest tlQllirmenllm ~

b CstQ lqvlllmut Customtr shall obIalnlllu DWfI CMtnd fgtltPtn~ () thIqulpmenl netenry 10(OrlllKllo 10110( Ind (b) wtutev~ IKtmlnlon permits o tice nHS lIwrl be 0ItUSA fom1 penonl ~111gtDtI1Ie ulltity bull bull nd lIlY ot tilted lervico plt0iId~ In co_aion wIIh Ih ~lYI(el n vIdIo 11 to be IISfd boor 1111 Customer Ii inlltlgtcltod 10 poduct Ad Imrnll video I~a (Ih VIdeo System Imj oillcPemlsti 10 IhltOC Ithe VitIeo System fCl mers no torn~ wJrratIVor fPISnotlon 11 1 Mto NSr will _ate IS ln1enclecf Conto Iulttller IJreoII 11111 notwithillndi V rule o 1IlttIct~tron by tel In dec Svst Ind Video SVSI I~ 10 ihIII ~ no tiPOMIblIity or obIiamplllorocltgt ItCnliO CusIO lhe~ SVlIm 0V other CUlla IIQVI~I

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TOWNSHIP OF WORTH Sanilac County MicbigaD 6903 S Lakeshore Rd Lexington Michigan 48450

Telephone (810) 359-8852 Fax (810) 359-7027 F-mail CleTkworthmlorg

PhUlp EssenmacheT sup~JenDifer Staoyer Clerk Jenuifer Woodruff Treasurer Jack Wylie Trustee Walter Badgerow Trustee

RESOlUTION 16-7-20-1

RESOLUTION TO ALLOW WORTH TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF DETROIT EDISON TO OPT ltlUT OF THE SMART METER PROGRAM

Whereas Detrott Edison Company has begun the process of Installing within the boundaries of Worth Township digItal advanced meter infrastructure to be referred 10 in this resolution as smart meters I and

Whereas many township residents have expressed concerns about the Installation of sm art meters on their

homes to Worth Township officials and to the Worth Township Board and

Whereas these residents and Township Board members have expressed concern about the alleged Intrusion

into their respective energy usage attributed to smart meters and

Whereas many residential customers of Detroit Edison Company are concerned that emissions from smart meters may be attributed to serious health problems including but not limited to physiological neurological pulmonary vascular and sensory and

Whereas Michigan House 8i114916 was written to address the above mentioned concerns regarding smart meters and has been forwarded to the Committee on Energy Policy

Now therefore be it resolved that the Township of Worth SanIlac County supports the ability of OTE Energy customers to retain their current analog meters and to opt out of the smart meter program fortheir homes without being subject to financial penalties and additional monthly charges

Now therefore be It further resolved that the Worth Township Board of Trustees strongly encourages State Representative Chairman Aric Nesbitt of the Committee on Energy Policy the Michigan Public Service Commission Attorney General Bill Schuette State Senator Phil Pavlov and State Representative Paul Muxlow to take all regulatory procedures needed to investigate alJthe aforementioned InformatJon and concerns for the health safety and welfare of our cItizens and Inhabitants

Board Adoption

This Resolution shall become effective on the date of Its adoption by the Worth Township Board

RESOLVED this O dayof j~ 010lw

ATIEST AS TO ADOPTION BY THE WORTH TOWNSHIP BOARD

$0 Resolved

Date 07- 2 D- b

Supervisor Philip G Essenmacher

~ Oerk Jennifer Stanyer

Motion to Adopt made by Board Member ~Yl)) Second by Board Member lAhxJtttff

Nay AbsentAye

Philip Essenmacher Supervisor

Jennifer Stanyer Clerk

Jennifer Woodruff Treasurer

Jack Wylie Trustee

Walter Badgerow Trustee

I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and complete copy of a resolution adopted by the Township Board

of Worth County of Sanilac Michigan at a Budget Meeting held onj~ 00 f OIQlli and that said meeting was given pursuant to ad In full compliance with the Open Meetl Act being PA 267 of 1976 and that the minutes of said meeting were kept and have been made available as required by said Act

Jennifer $tanyer - Clerk

Village of Reese Resolution No 13-14-01

A RESOLUTION ADDRESSING SMART METERS IN THE VILLAGE OF REESE

WHEREAS the teon Smart Meter often refers to an eleCOidty meter but it also may mean a device measuring natural gas or water consumption and

WHEREAS many communities across the country have joined forces to prohibit smart meters from being Installed locally mostly upon the notice ofhigher energy bills (Cost) illness (Health)forced installation ofmeter(lnvasion into Home) Privacyissues(4th Amendment right to Reasonable Expectation of Privacy) Safety and Liability and

WHEREAS on March 4 2013 the Planning Commission for the Village of Reese passed Resolution No 2013~02 that recommended that the Village Council consider takingjormal action to notify and ban allfuture use aSmart Meters within the VillQJe ofReese and

WHEREAS the Village Council believes that additional information relating to the use of smart meters 1n the Village of Reese needs to be compiled prior to making a definitive deCision with respect to banning the use ofthe devices NOW

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that at a regularly scheduled meeting of the Reese Village Counal being held on May 13 2013 ) a quorum being present a motion was made by KEAST and second by FIELBRANDT to place a moratorium on the use of ~smartmeterswithin the village limits for a period of six (6) months so that the Planning Commission can continue studying the matter AND

BE iT FURTHER RESOLVED tbatthe copies of this resolution be mailed to aD utility companies who provide electric gas and water services to the VIllage of Reese

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CITY OF BROWN CITY A Progressive Industrial and Agricultural Community

4205 Main Street Post Office Box 99 Brown Cily Michigan 48416()099 Phone (810) 346middot2325 Fax (810)3463802 el11lil brownctygrealtllIkesne

CITY OF BROWN CITY Resolution Number 16-04

A RESOLUTION TO THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION EXPRESSING THE BROWN CITY COUNCILS CONCERN WITH THE

INSTALLATION OF DTE ENERGY SMART METERS AND A REQUEST TO EXPLORE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY EFFECTS

WHEREAS OTE Energy has begunlhe installation ofnew mele to CU$lomers in Michigan ThumtNlleA oommunities~ replacing existing meters with srcaUed Smart meters that is electric meters which viH broadcast information to the utility company using radio frequencies and

WHEREAS DTE Energy has indicaled thaI il will at some point begin installotion of Smart mete in the City of Brown City and

WHEREAS Smart mel provide benefit 10 utilities by allowing remole meter reading by among other things eiiminating the need for someone to go onto each utility customers property to read a meter and possibly offering residents lower electric rates at non~peak times and

WHEREAS a significant number ofpeople including residents or the Cil) of Brown City have expressed heir roucems 10 this Council hom potential health effects ofthe Smart melers as well tIS other concerns regarding lheir universal deployment in the City and

WHEREAS although the City COlmcil is inforoted that it is without jurisdiction to directly regulate Smart meters exclusive jurisdiction over them residing with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) the City Council believes it is appropriate to assist its citizens in obtaining consideration of their issues by requesting careful review thereof by tbe MPSC

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROWN CITY that

I The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perform a careful analysis fbe potential health and safety effilltts which may result from the univernal installation of Smart meters for electric and gas utilities

2 The MPSC is further requested to consider delaying the deployment of Smart mete pending a conclusion by the MPSC following coreful study lJd review that such met are safe and will have neither short-term nOr tong~term negative consequences to the health of the citizens of the City of Brown city and the State of Michigan generally

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3 The MPSC is asked to carefully examine other concerns regarding tbe deployment of Smart meters as may be sllbmilled 10 them by Tcside nls of the City of Brown Cily and lhe Stale of Michigan so as to insu re that all aspects or the issues are considered before final dctennination is mnde with respect 10 such deplo)111enl

4 The MPSC is funher asked to consider requi ring public lllilit ies to allow customers with appropriate medica l docwnellHll ion of their ind ividualized risks to opt out of SmOtrl me ter installation at their homes

5 The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perfoml a ca reful analysis ofrhe potential privacy issues regard ing available and fut ure SOlan meter technology

6 All resol Ulions inconsistent with [he foregoing resolut ion be and the same h~reby an repealed to the c-tent of such inconsi stency

The fo regoing Resolul ion was ofJered on May 9 20J 6 by Councilmember William Nailers and seconded by Counci l member Dan Loulzenhiser There folloed a Ro ll Call VOle with four (4) Councilmembers present eM Jacobson -alSlnl eM Louzenhiser-yes eM Mclvorycs eM Milkr-yes eM Parks-absent eM Wal(~rsmiddotyes

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A QUORUM BFING PRESENT - MOTION DECLARED CARRIED

I Juonii a M Smilh (ily Clerk o(the City or Brown Cit) hereby cen iry thallhe foregoing is tru and complelc copy orn resolutiOlllldoplcd by rhe Cily Counc il o r th~ government ofrhc City of Brown City County orSonilac Sl3te of Michigan al a regular mecting hcld on May 9 2016 and thai said m~etin ~ was conducted M d public notice of sa id mecling WaS given pursuam to and in fuJI compliance with Ih Oren Meelings Act bein Ac t 267 Public ActS o( Michigan 1976 and thaI the mimlles of ~a id meeting Wlfe kepi nnd ill be U f have been made available as requ ired by said Act

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RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THEAlIIUrv OF Clrv IEStDENTS AND PROnIffY OWNERS TO EUlCITO OPTmiddotOUT OF RECEMNG

ADVANCED UTilITY MmRS (SMART METElISl

The followIng preamble and resolution were offered by Coundlmember ~1 i t hoe J ~rL_~ and SlIpp-orted bV Councflmemher ~~__k Ll pa n __~

WHEREAS OTE Energy SVIARl meters (SMART rn~ters) are 0lltidern electrIc metirs which end elect(ic meter readings dutomatlcaty bv using a radio frequency nehvorK rather than 11 uarlitronal on-site ~te( reading method lind

WHEREAS DTt fnargys actively Installing SMART meters throughout southeastern Mlchigan And has recently moaJfed 11

latter to the City of caro pemin1na to the ability of City residents to opt-our of f(Celving a SMART meter and

WHEREAS a numberQf CIty residents have exprltssed tomems regarding negative health conditIons that may reson from the use of SMART meters the a(CUuKY ofSMART meters and the possibmty that th~ uS of SMART meters may contribute to Ute loss of personal Jlrivacy aod

WHEREAS the Mict~an Public SeNke ComPlisston has receotlydedded to lnvesligate seve-fal Il$pea$ pertalnloji to the use and installation of SMART metm and

WHOtpoundA5 the Mlthigan Public Service Commission tlSi a tompomml cf this lmt~stigation is requesting thai utmW comPanles disclose Information rega-rdltli tM po-tential adverse hearth effects associated with (he use of SMART metetS and

WHEREAS th~ City of CarD Council i$ charged with securing and defendioe the overall health safety_ aod welfare of the ldenU of the aiy and their guests

NOW THEREFORE BE rr RESOlVED that the City of (arc Council her) supports the abillty of Its residents and property owoe~ to elect to o-pt-out of receiving SMART meters m$taIJed

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Cam Coune supports the invGSlgat1ltm by the Mkhigan Public Servlce Commission of SMART meters

THIS RESOLUTiON DECLARED ADOPTED nus 5 DAV OF August 20131 ClerkITreasufac of 1M City of Cam State of Michigan do hereby certify tNt thE foraolng Resolution was duly adopted by the City of cam Council during its regular meeting Mid in the Municipal BunOlng in the Clty of Carcent on August 2013

Resolution It 16-201~ June 6 2016

RESOumON A RESQUJTiON SUPPORTING MfCHIGAN HOUSE BtLl4916 OR SIMIlAR IEGtsJATlON AND SUPPORTING THE AmUTY OF TOWNHSIP R6U)poundNTS TO CHOOSE TO HAVE AN ANALOG EtECTfUC AND GAS MEml RATHER THAN ASMART (ADVANCEtll MErE

WHEREAS smart meters are computerized electr1c meters that send electric meter readings to the utility via radiofrnquency radiation multiple times per day and

WHEREAS analog meters are manualJy read electromechanical meters that have accurately

measured the electrtc consumption of homes and busfnessesfor over acentury and

WHEREAS DTE Energy (the utility) is repiaclng exJs1ing utility meters with smart (oka advanced or AM) meters and

WHEREAS DTE EnelY plans to replace all meters with either the fully functioning smart meier orthe smart meter with the radlofrequency turned off (opt-out meter) and

WHEREAS the opt~()ut meter must be manoa read In the same way analog and nooshytransmitting digital meters must be read and

WHEREAS the IItl1ity in fts testimony berore the Pub1c $ervlce CQmmission in U-17053 has stated that the nonMtransmltting smart meter performs no functions not already performed by the analog electric meter and

WHEREAS the utility charges the residentJa customer $6720 to have the norHransmitting opt-out smart meter In place of the fully functionIng smart meter and

WHEREAS the cost of lealllng In piace an existing analog meter is $000 thus creating an unnecessary charge on the customer who does not wish to have a smart meter on their home Or business and

WHEREAS some persons on fixed lncomesare unable to afford the opt-out fees and

WHEREAS the utlJlty does not permit businesses to opt out and

WHEREAS1 citIzens of this oommunity have expressed many concerns about this replacement Including concerns about the health effects of mdlofrequency radIation and the voltage transients and harrnonfcs (line noise) generated by smart meters concerns about privacy and hacking concerns about fire safety and fire hazards concerns about Impending time-ofltse rates and resultant increases In electric bills and conterns aoout remote shut-off and

WHEREAS many residents in the State of Michigan have reported negative health symptoms after the installation of smart electric meters or rnm-transmittlng opt-out meters on their homes and

WHEREAS some residents of the State of Michigan have reported that their smart meter has cau~ht fire or exploded or have reported flickering lights and appliance short-outs Immediately after a smart meter was installed and

WHEREAS the Township of Vassar has worked tirelessly to attract positive Investment while rejecting those that put our health environment and quality of life at risk and

WHEREAS the Vassar Township Board of Trustees ts charged with securing and defending the overatl health safety and welfare of the residents of the Township and their guests and

WHEREAS the electromagnetic frequencies emitted and generated bV these meters have been snown by tens of thousands of scientific studies since the 19305 to harm biological systems and therefore may pose a serious long~term threat to the health of our cltlzensj and

WHEREAS customers with a disability under the Americans with DlsabIHtles middotAct may not be charged for accommodation of their disability and

WHEREAS both the nonmiddottransmittlng smart meter and the analog meter accurate IV measure electricity usage and whereas both must be read by a meter reader therefore making them indlstlngulshable for purposes of metering customer electrical usage and

WHEREAS smart meters have not been mandated by the federal or state government and

WHEREAS our Township is committed to providIng equal opportuntty and quality of rife for all and to removing full barriers to participation In public nfe on the basts of dlsabnity and

WHEREAS OTE has been unresponsive to these customer concerns and

WHEREAS House 81114916 would address these concerns without Impacting the utilitys ability to Install smart meters on the homes and busInesses of those who want a smart meter

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Vassar Township Board of Trustees supports the ability of OTE customers to not partidpate in the smart meter program on their homes and businesses and to have their electricity usage measured by an analog meter without suffering financial penalties or Incurring monthly charges as outlined in House 81114916 and that an analog option be offered in perpetuity to all uttllty customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar TownshIp Board ofTrustees calls upon the Chair of the House Energy Policy Committee the members oftne Energy Polhy Committee the state representative for our dlstrtct the state senator for our district the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Attorney General to do all In their power to ensure passage of House 81114916 and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar Township Soard ofTrustees calis upon the above-mentioned persons and governmental entitles If House 81114916 Is not passed in this legtslative session to do all In their power to ensure passage of legislation In the future that will ensure that utility customers have the right to have an anakJg meter on their homes or

middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

Vassar Township Clerk ~~--=-~

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AdditioMl kWh CitpKtty (nerqyH AS90C kWh ~ EneW 761lt PH kWh

OIv~ V (l1li1 Seltviu~ 5750 permorltn lilA Crfdlt bull$150 Pl month Distribution kWh bullbullbullbull bullbull bullbull bullbullbullbull 5lt130( pef kWll

~aIr loin oIoIIIUrIriIUy un to 1pm 10_ SUPII ly C I~ JuM IIrouqh Odc btf

oo-pealr kWh ~y~___u ~_1IWb ~y tneltgy 415t per kWh

AI ortmiddotpe~ kWh ClIpadly EIIOIJ O9COC per kWh Non-Capadty Cnor1V bull4J5lC kWh

NoW1Tlbef trvouqIIlo4~y

All on-peak kWh ~poundnH0y ~(nefQY

AlIllf-peak Clttp~(hy Cnorqy O679C Pltr kWh NolCIocgtyeniy EIgteOY 4751lt PH kWh

oN_V(O1 ~Chalt~ bull $5(l per mollh Oistrll)Jioll kWn CY al-roond) bull543(X per kWl1

Tlgtis rail fHI~~ thrH rrb t~ 4S 1M U CJitk~ Petlt priaff ttY d~ys wM Cril (ArP61llt e~ au callfll It r~)OUI~ro-I~~ ~~ Power ~ppIV Chltlr Onpuk MOMI) rldy 3 pm to 1 pm

AI on1nk kWh ~ [ JWl9bull bull bullbull bull bull bull __ bullbull 9759lt per kWh Non-~ItfMfQV bull 4049 ~~Wh

MId-jMk MOIIdiy bull nidi) 1 am to 3 pm 7 pm to n pm AI mId-oeak kWh

cKMy (-y bull 4OO5C Pltf kWII N~ity (otIQY 4049lt per kWll

OflP~~k 11 prI to 1 un and all dy S~hlrdy ound y nd -I1rIItd~

u oIt-aIlt kWh ~Itv Enerqy 0554C per kW~ Noo-c~clty (neroy 4049C per ~Wh

(Crtlieal PHIl _ ts cIInIQ on-pfU Worodly rriGay1o eo hours IIlaquo VN~ IIrtIttI ___ notl~)

All a1tlQl~peaK_Wh $09 I)et kWh Non-cpyenMy Eneroy bull 4049t per kWh

Oli~y CII9U OsIrWiontwto 5A)o( r- kWh Slaquoviltoc~ $750 p rrnonl h

~ onI-t 10 pIY1tWlMUy rsliJiftJ MltIrlc spIKI igtNfinQHtWdfhrOltJfJh_n-el8 f(X1y_ __ ~trloltlo Dtlt_1lOISJ

p~ w Sullfy Co Junt 11Ir0U9h OClobt

nrsl 11 kWn r- (Iv CiPM~ypoundnetQY bull l2l7 r- kwto NonCaPM~y ( QY ~616( per kWh

AddJlioNI kWll C~y~ bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbull 414IC IltI~Wh Hon-Cipadtyu-QY ~ 616( PfrkWll

Novembtf Ihrovfjh May -sl 20 kWh per dIy

cplaquoIlyEnHQ __ bull l844lt IltI kWtl HonltopJodl yOWrQY ~ 6OC PftkWll

A~lloMlkWh C~y [JWlQL bull QS5l( Pft kWII N~y[NQY lt11616lt pekWlgt

Ot lgtY CIgta 9n 5ervice CNrqe S75O per monlh ObI iIlUtlon kNh (YtlOOIl~ 5A)OC per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

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rills rale Is for ( tntr aItd iii $(Un ~I ~

~r~ 01 bull Iowff SLnraquoItf Ie IMl GIfl sr

)011 up W 8 perrMI OIl lhec porliotl 01 yoor ~ WIgtM )OUmt ~hsllJla ~e

mliff tNt briefly loltHnoP yoor air c~kgtrlIn9 to mHt l)l~ ()( ~IJIon Jswn Powe S_1y CtgtlO ~tNOUQhOd_ ~rr E1letQl __bullbullbullbull ~bullbullCIooIo99t ptllIIIIII N~y EnerQy bull J7eJ( pel kWn

Hclyentmbtr INIy capdtyE~ bullbull 2-97)( per kwto NooltlIJClty EMfoY ~7BJ( PI( kWh

OIlYery CaQe o ~MoeChilr~ (JuneIIlrQUQhOctOberI bull Sl95 per mon1h ontritlrJtlon kWh 1Yf0IIIIl) SltII3OC ptr kWh

ThIs iMe ls~ for cusOtlllaquoS who UW laquoshyIrk wafff IIHI~ for unitVYO flJr(1OStlo Coniroled 5laquoYIce tlnlt~)

Power Supply ChQtt mm C~ PM1tY [JWlIIV 1915 per kWh Non-~PKity rneW 25lt116( PH kWf

o~rv Cltqn 5efvice ChMe bullbullbull S1Igt per mont Oist ribullon kWh 5430 per kWh

Gorolhcrmel Tlmr of DaV Ratr

~l(USM~r~ nun 10 1pm Po Supply Ch O~

Jun 11II 0ltJqh (klobelt AU onpek kWh

C8C)yeniI- (net9Y 9nsc 1 kWh Nooltpady (Mrqy 2814lt per kwtl

AW offmiddotptallt IltWh CIpyenty Ene rQ~ 13J5 per ~Wh NotrCapodty E9Y 284 pot kWh

NovmM thrOUlh Mil All onPIWlt ~Wh

CeplKlly ( neroy U ODlt perW1 N~ity [MrQy 28l4lt pw kWh

AIIo1~ kWh Clpa(M ~ EJWl 9r lAJX ~r kW IIon-ltapac lly ~roy UtA C PE ~W~

tullv~ry C~qu seritl Charge 6]0( 1 day Distribution kWh (YeaHOllM) 4703C per kWh

Expertnlal Ellcl n c Vehcle Ra tl

Opt ion 1 Tlmt of Ot~ kino On~ fKIltfi McIl(I6y-FrkUly il4m 10 1Ipm Po Sypply CIlaQu

OfgtpaiI kWh calhy poundnto OVbull 6 779C IltI~Wh

NonQpadty EnerQY 9012C perkWh I oIIpuk kWh ~yEnlaquoQY 1695lt pelttWIgt Hon~ poundJWIIJ( 22silt pelt ~Wh

Oell~ery C~~ Servll a r~f $95 IXr morgtIh 1)sI IbuIkWh bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbullbull gtA)OC 1 kWh

09tlon1 Monthly F r~ ( UIgtf ~v~ l1Ut~ly) loonIlIIy I~ of $4511 ~r yellko IrKIYClINJ sur(narO ~Igtdcedillo

OTHER RATE OPTIONS

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Ht t MetfrlnQ - A dlt option IMI promolft ~M (RgtUrn~ HIW~ eledtijtrusi19 f~r~tS IUmlY reaMgt MtVOYcndiU ~ 1M power bull

rloltlllt ~bull -IIH atdits_ 1gt1_ TIIO _101 _oolltn o$JJ _h_ _ ~NO 6~ yo __ ~ TolnOUII -rI_Ul l~lbull _ _ cmM(RW~ _ __ oS1S) _~__ -- OI _nn

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WHOLE HOUSE RATE OPTIONS TIese service rates are provided throuqh one meter to a singJt or double OCCVPMlCY dwelin9

Residential ElectriC Service Rate Powe Suppfy CharOe First 17 kWh per dAY Capacity Energy bull 1065C JlE kWh NOItltapacily EntltVbullbullbull 4 767( PErkWh

Additional kWh capacity Energy 4590C per kWh Non-Capacity Enerqy bullbullbull 4751( per kWh

Delivery CNiroes 5efvice (halVe $750 per rnonl h RIA Credit middot $750 per monlh Di5tribvtlon kWhbullbull 543OC per kWh

Time of Day Rate-

On-peak h(Wrs MonCJay-rriday n Um 10 7 pm Power Supply CnarQes June through Octo~r

All on-peak kWh I Capactty Enerqy t2048C per-kllh N~lty EnenlY bull 4757lt per kWh

All otf-peak kWh capacity Energy bull bull 090OC Pfi kWh NonlaquoJpaci ty EnefQY bullbullbull 4757lt per kWh N~ IhrOU911 May

All on peak kWtl Capacity Energy bull 944OC per kWh Non-caPbCity Energy bullbullbullbull bull 4 757lt per kWh

AU oH-peak kWh Capacil y (nergybullbull bull o679C per kWh Non-capaclly Energy 4757( per kWh

fXgtltvery CllalQu Service Charge bull $750 per month Olstribvtlon kWh (YeaNovnd) 543O( per kWh

DynamiC Peak PnclnQ Rate This rate features th~ price tiers as well as Critical Peak prices for days when Critical Peak events are caIed It requires YO1f home to have the aovanced electric meIer Poer Supply Cllarg ~s Onpeak Monday Friday 3 pm to 7 pm

All on peak kWh Capacity EnerQt bullbull 9759C per kWh NOfIltQapacltt Energy 4049C per kWh

Mi(1)eilk MoIIdIlY friday am to 3 pm amp 7 pm to I pm All midpeak kWh

Capacity poundnerQy bullbullbull bullbullbull bullbull Aoose per kWh Non-tapaclty Enerqy bullbull bull 4Q49 per kWh

Off-peak 11 pm to 7 am and all day Saturday Sunday and desiQna~ holidays

All o ff-peak kWh capacity Enerqybullbullbull 0554( per kWh Nonltapacity (nergy 4 049( per kWh

(Critical Puk events dJrlnQ on-puk hours MondayshyFriday Ilmlto to eo lIours per year with ~vance notite

All criti calpeak kWh 5091 per kWh Nonltpatity Enerqy 4049C oer kWh

D1 Uv~ry Cha r Oes Oistribution kWh bull bull 543OC per kWh Service cMfQe $750 per month

Space HeatlOq Rate AfJPied oNy 10 ~miJOeflfr instilUed electric s~ce heltllin9 S(lrwct 11100011 0fIe meier IOn) II~f to KIU$MOIrIJ IlaquoWd on this tltf ~I(r 10 ~ 17 lOIS

PO tl Supply 0 J~ trrouOh October

(irst T7 kWh per day capacity [ MrQy bullbullbullbull bull bullbull bullbullbullbullbull bull bull 1217lt per kWh NOOCapacily Energybullbullbullbull bullbull d61b( per kWh

Additional kWn Capacity Energy bullbull 4741C per kWh NonmiddotCapaclly[nerqybullbull bullbullbull bull 4 616( per kWh

November through May (IrS 20 ~Wh per dat

Capacity ElKrQY bullbullbull 1844( per kWh NonCapaclty Ener9Y bull 4616C per kWh

Addi l lonal kWh Capacity [ ne((lY 0553lt per kWh Non-Capaci ty Ener9y 4616lt per kWh

Oeltvery C~afl)e ~

Service CllltlIqe 5750 per month Dislrlbullon kWh cYeM-roundl bull 5430lt per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

lnteruptlbte Space Conditioning Rate (CooICurrent s middot ) Thfs rale is (01 cmlraJ air 1M air $ltNrce hfijt wmps 7alltp adYanlaQe o( a ICYWef w mmer ra te thai C8II stlf

you vp to 18 (Jercf(ll on the coolf19 POfUOII oJ yotn energy bill wtlEn you e()(oII we istaN aseparate melpI lha1 clO briHIy IIIIerrvpt your air cMdilicnif9 to mee system or oeneratlon Issues POwer Supply ChArQe$

June throuQh October ~Enervv middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddot_middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotO499( perllWti f Non-Capacity Energy bull bull bull 3783lt per kWh

November thrOU(jh MAV Capaci ty Ener9Y bull2973( perkWh Non-Capaclty Energy bull3783lt Pfr kWh

Oellvery C~arQes Service Charge (June Ihrough October) bull $195 per month DisltiolJlion kWh (YeaOlJIdl 543OC per kWh

WatN Heating Strvce Rate

This rate Is a~alllJble for customers Who use an elecshy(ric wdler hedler tor sanitary pJrpos eJ Controlled service (Interrupt ible)

PO Wff Supply Charoes AU kWh Capacily Enerqy 1915lt per kWh NonltapaClty Energy bullbullbull bullbullbull2546( per kWh

Oelover y CharQes Service Charge bullbullbullbullbullbullbull5195 per month DiStribution kWh bullbullbullbullbullbull bullSA30C per kWh

DLWd-I On1J(aJL hOCJrs POIIef Supply

June throug AIfOfl~ak

Capacity NonCapi

Alt ntfflfak Capacily Non-Cap

November 11 All onpe~k C~pacity l NonCoplt

All olfpeak CapacIty I NoncaP

Dtl lvelY CharI Service Ct Distribut io

Option 1 Time On-pfak hour5 POW~( Supply

All on-peak kl CapacityE Non-(apa(

All oIlpeak k Capacil y [ I Non-Capa(

Delivery ( h~rQ Service Chan Distribution I

Oplion 2 MonU Monthly fee I and credits

OTHER RATE

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Net Meterlnq resource CJe~ r_waDI( re5(

thaI power

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bull 1ie11c1er1t InaHr1t Crecln (RIAgt Custoowr rneeC 1IQ eIiQibHIIy requ~$ U KehOe bull $150 ~ IIOI)III (rfillllN 0IIId10 110(1 Oul laquoyou OIMIIly (all U~ lt14 8000471741 Rwc~ Of cwIOIrIe1S wno us ill maIOlt porI ion oI11gttlr IKll ley INtng oI1pe~ ron

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ~ VII sect28 33

sect 9 Compensation of county officers

Sec 9 BoampTds of s upervisors shan have exclusive power to fix the oomp officers not otherwise provided by law

runory Cocst 1963 All VII 9 Elf J I I 9amp yo ConrlNd amp CMII 1908ArI VllJ fR

sect 10 Removal of county seat

Sec 10 A county seat once established shall not be removed until the place nlch it is proposed to be moved shall be designated by two-thirds of the members of the board of supervisors and a majority of the electors voting thereon shall have a pproved the proposed locatioD in the manner prescribed by law

BiotDl)l Co llle3 An VII flO E( JOJJ 1 1964 l~ Con~tllull oD See COllSL ll108Art vrn t )3

sect 11 Indebtedness limitation

Selt 11 No Cltlunty shall incur any indebtedness which shall increase its total debt beyond 10 percent of its assessed valuation

lfiwry Cmol 1963Att VII tllEft Jan i 1i64 Fo e cmtltutlon s Conn 1906 Art vrn U 2

sect 12 Navigable streams permission to bridge or dam See 12 A oavigable stream shall not be hridged or dammed without permission granted by

the board of supervisors or the county as provided by law which pennission shall be subject to such reasonable compensation and otheT conditions as may seem best sui ted to safeguard the rights and interests of the county and political subdivisions the rein

QJO Cotgtu I~ Art VII U2 Ert Jan I 100 Fou eonia o 8M eo 180SArt vrn tl~

sect 13 Consolidation of counties approval by electors Sec 13 Two or more contiguous counties may combine into a Slagle county if approved in

each affected county by a majority of the electors voting on the quest ion IIUtDrr- eo t 1961Arr Vl t 13 Ell J 1 1964

sect 14 Organization and consolidation of townships Sec 14 The board of supervisors of each organized county may organize and consolidate

townships under restrictions and limitations provided by law Hi~ Coru 1963Arr VIto I~ ErrJLIgt 1 100-1 Fo CoGMI~U 01lJ See eoru 1908 Art Vlll us

sect 15 County intervention-in public utllity service and rate proceedings

x Sec 15 Any county when authotized by its board of supervisors sha ll have the authority to enter or to intervelle in any action or certificate proceeding involving the services charges or rates or any privately owned public utili ty furnishing services or collJJlodities to rate payers within the county

W O Coogt J961 Att VT I t iS Ell J I 19amp1

sect 16 Highways bridges culverts airports road tax limitation Sec 16 The legis lature may provide for the laying ou t construction improvement and

maintenance of highways bridges culverts and airports by the state and by the counties and townships thereof acd may authorize counties to take charge aod cootrol of auy highway within thei r limits ror such purposes The legislature may provide tbe powers and duties of Counties in relation to bighways bridges culverts and airports may provide ror county road commissioners to be appointed or elected with povers and duties provided by law The ad valorem property tax imposed for road purposes by any county shall not eltceed in any year one-half or one percent of the assessed valuation for the preceding year

ru ry Con t ampEl3 An VlI 4(6 Elf Jan I 196 Io ~Iuoo Su C I OO~ Art VIH ~2G

Jo~j Ftfrill9 440 N Srarr Smw Flfs-o a ellIJlIII O CO lo All 4R723

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

~~~ Jodi Fetting

Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

AittpAcs Policy GIOlp Airsp $iIViClWl us )epCfIrren ul T(Qrspo~ltrlto-

8GO lndeperdenoe Avenue SW WtW1Irglo DC 7059

Federal Aviation AdrninStrotion

JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

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Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

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Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

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  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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Partnering with you to deliver value-driven solutions

A Planned Service Agreement with Johnson Controls provides you with a customized service strategy designed around the needs of your facility Our approach features a combination of scheduled predictive and preventative maintenance services that focus on your goals

As your building technology services partner Johnson Controls delivers an unmatched service experience delivered by factory-trained highly skilled technicians who optimize operations of the buildings we Nark Vllith creating productive and safe environments for the people within

By integrating our service expertise with innovative processes and technologies our value-driven planned service solutions deliver sustainable results minimize equipment downtime and maximize occupant comfort

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PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL FOR COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

Dear Mike Miller

We value and appreciate your interest in Johnson Controls as a service provider for your building systems and are pleased to provide a value-driven maintenance solution for your facility The enclosed proposal ouUines the Planned Service Agreement we have developed on your facility

Details are included in the Planned Service Agreement summary (SChedule A) but highlights are as follows

bull In this proposal Ne are offering a service agreement for 2 Years starting 0810112019 and ending 07312021

bull The agreement price for first year is $1302000 see Schedule A Supplemental Plice and Payment Terms for pricing in subsequent years

bull The equipment options and number of visits being provided for each piece of equipment are described in Schedule A Equipmentlisl

As a manufacturer of both mechanical and controls systems Johnson Controls has the expertise and resources to provide proper maintenance and repair services for your facility

Again thank you for your interest in Johnson Controls and we look forward to becoming your building technology sarvices partner

Please contact me if you have any questions

Sincerely

William Rasco Service Manager (866) 635-1392

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Benefits of Planned Service A Planned Service Agreement with Johnson Controls will allow you to optimize your buildings facility performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a value-driven solution thai fits your specific goals delivered wilh the attention of a local service company backed by the resources of a global organization 5 VALUfS 9_--_- shyWi th this Planned Service Agreement Johnson -- shy

Controls can help you achieve the following five objectives

1 Identify Energy Savings Opportunities Since HVAC equipment accounts for a major portion of a buildings energy usage keeping your system performing at optimum levels may lead to a significant reduction in energy costs

2 Reduce future Repair Costs Routine maintenance may maximize the life of your equipment and may reduce equipment breakdowns

3 Extend Asset Life Through proactive faclory-recommended maintenance the life of your HVAC assets may be extended maximizing Ihe relum on your investment

4 Ensure Productive Environments Whether creating a comfortable place where employees can be productive or controlling a space to meet specialized needs maintenance can help you achieve an optimal environment for the work Ihalls being accomplished

5 Promote Environmental Health and Safety When proper indoor conditions and plant requirements are maintained business outcomes may be improved by minimizing sick leave reducing aCCidents minimizIng greenhouse gas emissions and managing refrigerant requirements

All of the services we perform on your equipment afe aligned with -The 5 Values of Planned Maintenance and our technicIans understand how the work they perform can help you accomplish your business objectives

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Personalized Account Management A Planned Service Agreement also provK1es you with the support of an entire team that knows your site and can closely work with you on budget planning and asset management Your local Johnson Controls accounl management team can help guide planned replacement energy relrofits and olher building improvement projects Youll have peace of mind that an entire learn of skilled professionals vlill be looking out for what is best for your facility and budget

A Culture of Safety Johnson Controls technicians take safety seriously and personally and integrate it into everything they do All of our technicians participate in regular and thorough safety training Because of their personal commitment we are a leader In the HVAC service Industry for workplace safety performance This means that you do not have to worry about us when we are Q1 your site

Commitment to Customer Satisfaction Throughout the term of your Planned Service Agreement we will periodically survey you and use your feedback to continue 0 make improvements to our service processes and products Our goal is to deliver the most consistent and complete service experience possible To meet this goal weve developed and implemented standards and procedures to ensure you receive the ultimate service experience - every time

Energy amp Sustainability A more sustainable world one building at a time - Johnson Controls is a company that started more than 125 years ago with a product that reduced energy use in buildings Weve been saving energy for customers ever since Today Johnson Controls is a global leader in creating smart environments whers people IIe INOfk and play helping to create a more comfortable safe and sustainable world

The Value of Integrity Johnson Controls has a long proud history of integrity We do what we say we will do and stand behind our commitments Our good reputation builds trust and loyalty In recognition for our commitment to ethics across our global operatIons we are honored to be named one of the Worlds Most Ethical Companies by Ethisphere Institute a leading think tank dedicated to business ethics and corporate social responsibility In addition Corporate Responsibility Magazine recognizes Johnson Controls as one of the top companies in its annual 100 Best Corporate Citizens list

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Service Plan Methodology As part of Ihe delivery of this Planned SeNiee Agreement Johnson Conlrols will dedicate a local customer service agent responsible for having a clear understanding of the agreement scope and your faCility procedures and protocols

A high-level overview around our service delivery process is outlined below including SCheduling emergency service on-sile paperwork communication and performing repairs outside of the agreement scope

Scheduling Preventative maintenance service will be SCheduled using our automated service management system In advance of the scheduled service visit our technician is sent a noUce of service 10 a smartphone Once the technician acknowledges the requesl you customer service agent witt call or a-mall your on-site contacl to let you know the start date and type of service scheduled

The technician checks in wears personal protective equipment perfonns the lask(s) as assigned checks oul with you and asks for a screen capture signature on the smartphone device A work order is then e-mailed faxed or printed for your records

Emergency Services Emergency service can be provided 7 days a week 24 hours a day 365 days a year During normal business hours emergency service will be coordinated by the customer service agent After hours weekends and holidays the emergency service number transfers to the Johnson Conlrols after-hours call center and on-calt technicians are dispatched as needed

Johnson Controls is committed to dispatching a technician within hours of receiving your call through the service line A work order is e-malled faxed or printed for your records Depending on the terms of your agreement you may incur charges for after hour services

Communication A detailed communication plan will be provided to you so you know how often we will provide information to you regarding your Planned Service Agreement The communication plan will also provide you w ith your main contacls at Johnson Controls

Approval Process for Non-Covered Items Johnson Controls will adhere 10 your procurement process No work will be performed outside 01 the agreement scope without prior approval Johnson Controls will work with you closely to ensure your procurement process is followed before any non-covered Item work is started

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Summary of Services and Options

Comprehensive and Operational Inspections During comprehensive and operational inspections Johnson Conlrols w ill perform routine checks oltha equIpment for common issues caused by normal wear and tear on the equipment Additionallests can be run to confirm the equipments pertormance

Routine maintenance such as lubrication cleaning and lightening connections can be performed depending on the type of equipment being serviced Routine maintenance is one of the keys to the five values of maintenance -It can help identify energy saving opportunities reduce futUre repair costs extend asset life ensure productive environments and promote health and safety

Combustion Analysis

Combustion analysis and subsequent adjustments are critical to efficient boiler operation Boiler fuel whether natural gas or oil must burn in the proper combination of fuel and air (oxygen) Poor combustion can create soot deposits on the tubes impairing heat transfer Incomplete combustion can also lead to the potential formation of CO (carbon monoxide) an odorless gas that can harm occupants In the mechanlcat room andlor building Johnson Controts technicians will analyze the flue gas to determine If optimal fuellair ratios are present

Operational VisltlControls System Verification Based on our exper1ise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance and calibrations on the equipment controller for your mechanfcal equipment The inspection includes the following tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel

bull Review of alarms points which are offline out of service and overridden points

bull l ocal baclltup of controller program

Advantages Provides proactive Identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments identify energy efficiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

Operational VisitSupervisory Controls System Verification Based on our expertise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance on the supervisory controllers and servers in your Metasys system The inspection includes the follOoving tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel and cleaning as needed bull Review of alarms points which are offli ne out of SeNtce and overridden points bull l ocal backups of controllers objects and server repoSitories bull Review security database and ensure default passwords are Changed

Advantages Provides proactive identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments Identify energy effICiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

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components This service does not include chemicallreatment required to control or eliminate biohazards such as Legionella unless chemical water trealment services have been added as a separate option

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Summary Thank you for considering Johnson Controls as your building technology services panner The following agreemenl document Includes all the details surrounding your Planned Service Agreement

With planned service from Johnson Controls youll get a value-driven solution that can help optimize your building controls and equipment performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a solution that fits your specific goalS delivered with the attention of a local seNice company backed by the resources of a global organization

We ll be your building technology services partner

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Cuslomer Name COUNTY OF TUSCOLA Address 440 N STATE S1 CAROMI48723-1555 Proposal Dale 061112019 Eslimale 1-135LX3G9

IScope of Service

Johnson ContrOls Inc r Jcq and the Cuamplomer (colledively the -Parties) agree Preventative MaintenslCe SelVlces as defined in Schedule A r Services) will be provided by JCI aihe Customers facitily This Planned Service Agreement the Equipment U s Supplementat Price and Payment Tefms Terms and CondJUons and Schedule5 attached hereto and incorporated by this reference as if sellor1h funy herein (ColecUvely the Agreement) cover the rights and obligations of both the Customer and JCt

Extended Service Options for Premium Coverage

If Premium Coverage is selected on-sile repair services to the equipment will be provided as specified in this Agreemenl for the equipmenllisted in Ihe attached Equipment Us

IEquipment List

Only the equipment listed in the Equipment Lisl will be covered as part of this Agreement Any changes to the Equipment Lisl must be agreed upon in writing by both Parties

----------------~ITerm f Automatic Renewal

ThIs Agreement takes effect 0fI 0810112019 and will continue until 0713112021 (Originaj Term) The Agreement will aUlomalicatty renew on a year-Io-year basis after the Onglnal Teon ends unless Ihe Customer Of JCI gives the other writte n notice il does not wam to renew The nolice must be delivered al least (45) days prior 10 the end of the Original Term or of any renewal period The Orignal Term and any renewal periods are sometimes collect ively referred to in this Agreement as the Term Renewal price adjustments are discussed in the Terms and Conditions

IRefrigerant Charges

Refrigerant is nOllncluded under this Agreemenl and wilt be billed separately to the Customer by JCt

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JOHNSON CONTROl S PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPJ~E[l F)I COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

IPrice and Payment Terms

The lolal Contract Price for JCIs Services duringlhe 1st year of the Original Term is $1302000 This amount will be paid to JCI in Annual Installments Pricing for each subsequent year of a mul1iyear Original term Is sel forth in the Supplemental Price end Paymenl Terms All payments will be due and payable within 30 days of Ihe invoice date and SUCh IImely payment by Customer shall be a condition precedenl 10 JCIs obligation to perform lis Services A penalty of one and a half percent (15) of the amount due per month shall accrue for payments received after the payment due date Renewal price adjustments are set looh in the Terms and Conditions

Invotoes wil be senllo the following lOcation

TUSCOLA COUNTY COURTHOUSE 125 W LINCOLN ST CAROMI48723

o In lieu of paper Invoices senllO the location above invoices should be emelled 10 the following email address

This proposal Is valJd for thirty days from the proposal date

JOHNSON CONTROLS Inc

By WIlliam Rasco

SlgrllllutCI

Tille Service Manager Oale

By

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Title Ole

Signalure

Tille Olle

Customer PO

Jel BranchJOtiNSON CONTROLS SAGINAW TRAVERSE MI ce ON1 AddrHi 108DTITTABAWASSEE RO

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H PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

Supplemental Price amp Payment Terms (Applies to MultimiddotYear Contracts Only)

Year Total Annual Dollar Amount Payment Frequency Yearl 13020 Ann ually Year2 13541 Annually

Johnson ~~ Cl201poundi Iohan ConlIOIi lot ControlsC l1501nampl Confident 1 Do not COPY (physICally ~Of1QOI~ 01 ~Y OIl ~I tnoulltle ess middotlen pennmiddotuOO1 of I00nIOll COIlIOIS loy P~33 01 42

JOHIJ ( S PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL REI P r COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

ISpecial AddItions and Exceptions

Johnson Wjte 201 Jonnson ContrOiI l~ CUI urmt Confidnwl Controls 00 tlOI copy (OIYUlny eltWOnltClly or any O~ rnda) rIIhcu1 trot qlI~U lIllen PfifrIUUon of Jonnlon Cotutoll Inc PlIe 34 0 A2

PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

TERMS AND CDNDmONS OEflNmONS

CONNpoundCTpoundO SERVICES ItR the Itb 1ltId t~t~ tqu lpnl tnltIow JeI IO ~laquo~ ~lIiIo ~nd tend ~t tmO I~Iv and whkh V be 1I bl~ fOJ cetDIrt yfIe$ of COoI [qui_flit

COVERm EQUIPMHIT _nl thc IIQIJlpmenlor wMlch StgtrvIltel ire 10 ~ providod ulCk thl Aer~me nl CClfd [qvlpmenll 1ft fOrth In khltdule Amiddot [qul~ment UII

EQUIPMENT FIJLUftI munbull bull~ Iilura UndH norm1tid expceld wakii conditlMJ Or movinE pru or ~rtc or el~lt1rC comDOnI or Ih e Cowt [qu~tllul ie flKHQfY fOlt Its o~ution

REMOTE MONITOUNG SfRVla~ mnl emO I~ moniIOrf 01 CO_cEd EQvl p nl ltldol Ivgtcm InltludiflampbIIdIoB iUlomilioJ HVAC cqIIlpment i nC foe al IntfIJSlonbullnda othe Af e aIClt YSleml 10 Iem eM evenl noOfiullOll1 ulna ~ UI Certlfled Cen lf~ 1 SInian

R(M()U OfERAnlfG SERVlru muns ctgtotc Inl t~I _ifocallon ~Pdolt OPOfiUOtgt 01 buIIdlnt aulollon VA( cQoJiprllttlt yengtdfor olh Cffd EqlptOOlflt

R[PAUIlAfIOR Ihe Ibo necele~ 10 f t)tO~ Caverro [qu9menllo work~ (ondillon 10oWl Of Equlpmt nl Fi llue but dOlS ~Ct In(tudr eNkl ~I~ting to tot 1eQuipment ep~em e nl d~ e 10 obolelce~ce or Unil1lll~bii1Y 01 penl

REPAIR MATtRJILS ift the ))arts1Id Maleria neuuarv 10 ttstOle Caefed qu~t to workinC (OfdIoOf loIIowlrtamp in Equlpmem taHu~ but

elaquo1udigt tblll tQiIpmenl epatemtf clue to otoi4lcence 01 iJRoI1II1 of Piulll lu egtduded Ito m the Af~menL AI 1(rJ O9tlon ~If

Maleol tNy tit tW UlOld 0lt laquoOnldo~

S(HEOULfD SEAVI([ MATERIA15~ tIgt4r mt lrt reQUired to PErlorm Sdgte~ u ltd ~Nu btu on (~fd Equlpmelll UnlI~ lrom the Ag(temcnL

SCHEDULED SERVICE VISITS In e c~llle 1 1gt0 IU ~qu~ eltI 10 perlem JCI ecmtM fnPEClIon In( pnlivlt mlt~Ne on Covereltl E~pmert

SfRVICES 1ft tillt woltk tCfill _ U _iUnd el to be p_oed bv Kl purwnl to IIIIs cement f~(fpll llht Strwn do not

IrIdltHIc lhot o-ll1On Q ny Iw~fe prod 0lt lu I cJgtId l eMe whlcll ~ ovitItd uno p~te terms tO fICHl lotIs cenced In SeaTon P tin

fI JeIS SERViaS FOil COVERED EQUrPMENT

1 BMIC tOVUIAGE means Sc~cdolcd Sfrlce Vblil DIu klgttduled ScM Mllelllb un)el excluded hom thl Ag~JTfnl No PillS tqUlllttltl Re9IIlr labOlt (I Rtjlll ~t_II bullbullbull praldd o unde 8ASI((ovtIAGpound

2 PJl(MIUM (OV(RAGE m~ti ~C COVE RAG E plUI Re~I lO bar R~Pllf Mi~b lunltu flucl~ ffom the I trgttrtl) II (VlgtIOtMf hlll Od~td PRE MIUM COV~AAGt lei wil InsPlaquo the Coveted f~ulpmenl wilhln lOI1Y~ (~S) d~ of the dilll 01 lIlll Alrtemtnt Qf U Ifuanll oropellJ1lo~a(and~ ioru permit JCI wlU l~en adYl (unome II iel rM~ it nyCovO)f ecl Equlprnent nal wallinS ode o In ed of IfPillr Whh CUllome 1 ePlgtov~1 ICI I perlofm 1M wok nc(eu~ 10 11 tht (ovc~d lqulpm r nt plope woklnt (oMltion $ubJOCI to tile tem of Ihls AIeemen ( UStOme wlU ~~v 10 IIKII k al CI 1~1Id~d Jl te for PII iIltId Iobor In effampt at Ik~ me 11111 the work I pfOlmed II (10m doel not wonlJO ttt perlo m Ihe k lcl1Otlfed ~tlttn bv JCr n ~ ~Qulpment theby fletled wllllgte~ If(1m the lilt of C_fd foulpmtnlad theConlfKl PfIr1 wjj MI)tIlltlt KtOfi Should CusiOlM not mairf len ffomcred 1gt11 Of poltced wlth the modfoed PRpoundMIUM (OVpoundRAGt Cl IIefVeS Iht Iampht 10 olee Cwlamt for Ihe (0110 11It111fQUlDmcn Insplaquotion

3 OOfNDro SERVICE munSefYL(CS peformj ou lcl~ Jeri_mol bult hQutgt anclls ilVll lo ~ e ontv CuStCmt f na PREMIUM COVElAGL pound)Cendltgtd $eritc I av~ble etth~ HIS or NO 1 (utomer1 ~ltcl~ Tho ptiQo lOt htended Slce Wcroolen by Cu1tomel II pi n of the tot ol (OnilCl ~lee

4 CONNlCTIO SERVICES If Cu$(lmN I 1 ConfItCad sNlu on v C~td EQlJi~nl ~I tnee Iully dtsOlbed In k hedle A (usto Iy be cqulreltllc Mow KI to InI11 o w iIdj olt roftwil~ to e~ (omluII Qn th (U ltom middot C_td Qulpnt ( Gillilyttev~I In OfllftJO lCl lOdcllYlt (oftKt~ S-Icu on lhe c-acr CQVlpfntL (m0flll ihall pOYIdt I slaquouffllIl_t~_ncnlo 0 allo f_~~ ~a Ic lhe Gaf_~ Oev(C Inoltck 10 fmolcyc(61 - Store ~nd I~nd oj1t Ot me rgtU0M 01 ~(II ScrvIt )(1 will nal ltlSC Cltmtgte(t~ Sf)(e to ~tnOle l~ OP~I or lth es to CUltOmc 1 qtJIpm~nL The GII~ ~t I~n emaln Jell POgtfrty and JCI I Vupon ~unablt rKltKC ove ~ ItfIy time JC1 ~ no ny wn~MY 0 BillI llIln 101M CoMt(led ~ervIlaquoJ

5 R~MOTE MONITORING SERVICES OR REMon OPERAnNG SpoundtViCU If RemOt~ Monllorlne Seflllltn o lemole OPftJ~ ~lceJ ae pgtfOgticlld CUOtnCf fees 10 furnbh lei wll~ IIgtI of the n 111t oddlt e maUl~delbullM pJIO~ ~mlgtelaquo ofU penon lhOtlltd 10 be tcntlatll by 0lt be blt 10 OonUCl lhe IIOC tO ftJ1 ~rm sl)et)flr 11_ UPOR talOn thltC PPOIHI~ I bullbulltlor(y1f JO SeJltlccs lncfuOe tmtrl MOltlo(lfin SffVlcH wilh Open ltId (IDmiddot Cuno 100 it Itt Inh h J(I wllh CUllOtrgte$ (IiII1v alld hold _Int rod cfltWiI

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JOHItSON CONTROL~ PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED -OR COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

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5 CUSTOMER SlRVIC INfOflMUON PORTAL ( mom may be ~ble 10 uUIle ICf CUgtlomelt SeltvIu nlo IIIIIOO PO(il dl1ne Ihe It1ftI 01 1119 H-tnent pu rsu~nl 10 the I~tn ppllcable Term 0 1 UI~ IIteemenl

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Seciion IJIIII be lJbI~IIO lhe le ms oIlhlJ eement

C IXClUSIONS Ct Skfl llgtd wrrnty obHIltclll epreuly egtltdud

) the fllMr or ~IMIII 01 cluctwort ~Inp bIneu Iliumfar supporU t_ lilllttsbIHgtIotdltOtIIr and ~neumu( pIf)Inamp Iltd ~l shu afII pipI 1lO11IOIItv tPIlaquot-d 01 malrgtUitJKI on scMdulod balitNI-1InI 01 01 0 pIic plplnt

(b) daoosal 01 hlloudoul_IIK ocfpf H olhtlWbe Pfesslt ptOIfided heln)

(c) clblrl lCllng 01 ehikr ~OIIdef4er WIlt tems d Oilier coltnPltgtlnts fOi blDlald$ such II but nOI Wmlllaquod 10 leamplone~ Unlesl ewt)lltilly slaquolloflll In IhotKopt 01 teN(ts betwe-tn tIM PII Unlen eoplick ty provld for within me scope 01 SfMcd thl iJ Oul of Scope StNkt$M til CultomltfS egtdult-e r ponllbWty 10 mkt ~Hlnt_ts lot wch oervktl with proYide oilgte lhan JO Me-ntlons 01 chll~ tube lelnlnamp condttuer oltnlnc coolnl l_cleanlnamp Of boiler tubt nrc IrI I ny KOpe or It only I~WQfk 10 remow nomlll bullthp 01 dIbriI ~d sctle lube brush cltltllrlamp prfuurt _hln obullbullcld IIuIhlrlJ ReIre 10 well cit doe fIOIlrldlldlti chItInQI cleanl dIsInffltlJo~ g ~ _I IHlmern r~lrN 10 ellminale (ontrOl 01 dSirllect IIIhst bIDtrd$ such IS bul 1gt01 IimIIfO to Leckgtnelllt

dl suwl 1Utltorles 01 items nov comed dIrMI the use of COOterCd (ltIgt~ such flbbons w illgt and ~Mlt

Ie) I~ furnllhlnpound of ~teNli and suppiles lor P4inlln Of rttlnlsllint equllmen

(I) I~ rePiit 01 e~cmenl 01 wIe In ~onduM bud bIetrlnsmlsslo Mnel g the ~ II flOl otgtrmly epllted 0 m~lntId gn I l ohedultd bJl II

(II) rel)laetmenl 01 obsolele paru Ind

(h) d 01 fny Idndlnrllldln bul not Ilmlld 10 ~ C ltlOlt1II Ir1jltJ V dutll opetty mit ~rd 1M ~om of 111 0 i( fliultitIC from

bull Iue mllase Ittlons Idjunme nts ill~U tombiNtlons rnoolfklllorn 0 repoalrJ 10 CO-etCd pound4I1pmen1 nOI ~rf01mtd ptovlaed 0 i9J1fowd Inwlt~ by ICI

bull eluEp ment nOI c~ed by IIIIs tg eement o-r II~CIvntflUi mad e to (ovl td lqulpmenl

bull I CIS 0 omlsslonl 01 the Cullom Iudl but not Ike d 10 1iHi fi ll of lhe (ulOme 10 fulflI lhe 0m ObUtlonl IrId Commllts to Jete) dulbed In ~ctlon f Oll Ms rttt OpefatOl erro CUltOmtTmiddot IIW I 10 (Onduel tgtffltfll~ lnllni n I isulU~ fom CU ltomerl prellous denlll of 10 ItClSS to the C_ed Equipment uld Cullomers f~IIye 10 knp the Sill (lein 1M Iitt 01 dull 111 01 ollie IAniclef a debris ~ sucll CDndilionslre prously txpressJv Itknowledled by JO 11I _1t1flamp

bull siltgt- eliled Ind tlWlromtenl1 rolldillolU IntludJnc but flOl ~mlted 10 POIIfI tllvrs Oll(ul i loni in eleclliul cufTMi (or -~t $UCI) 00 biQhlltdS Wth u but fIOI ~rnlled 10 Lelonc lllo IlIoclIled wilh COnd_l wllI (0011 lower systems ad subcompo~n l Iylleml

D ~AYMNT DIJUGAl1DN

CulIIme Ihal Ply 1M lcts wtl du1n KCOfdlIltt wIIh Int PIYfJItIII It ml prald td lor In lhe llIeemeI Such PIIymtnl II cond~1oP pc~tdnl to 10 ablellon 0 perlam StMcu under 1M e-emtnt In lu v lillny pvchlle o d elllKllo lhi eeme-nl bullbull nd ~~hstancl Ul4le 10 Iht tom theltein Cuslomtr tkAOWledIIOO ftel thlt IofIdU JO IrwoIces 10 an meum _teIhln $15000 lhall be ~Id a nlt wire t~fe check Of money order If IhII rume-n11s rertoedlCttl1 ovide (tmametwlth IlOlite olillyIdjUllmtnlS In the ConllKl Prict appfltlblt 10 Mff_1I period no r Ihn IOflYmiddotfWtjS)dltIys 11lt10lt 10 tIgtt totNMnoemcnl oll~illenewit 1Dcl UnonlOAlaquo In_theetmt at lelll hfTyI30) dIys prior 10 Iht 11( of fuch bullbull~I peiodIN ICfJusled price IIIbull bull bctlht prlre 10 ~ Itn il perlod

E WARftArffiES

JO warrants IIJ $Ic wUI te provided In ood ~d orkmDnllkt mlnner for 90 dyI Irom the elite of Se k ti I Jel eltc ives rlnen nollt e 01 a

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I r PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

bf Ch of Ihi warranty Pl io to the e nd o f this flinty jlnod Jel III -perlOm any no~-tonlor~~ S ~Nilt~ e t no addl11on~1 (~ r8e hhl~ a ltonvn 1y tU5QMble Itm~ of I~ nOIIIllt llon

Jet 1gt lhoit eqvlpmfnl mnuIanued o I~dd bgtj 10 (ilofl fnc 11IiI1 It Irom dellaquou in mIII~ 1 and k hlp 1 lnlam normlluutelOI I period of90dS 1110 1ngtl11J o fumih bullbull pleOI 01 CQulpmenl utl(k tNs Alemen ilnd lhat eQulpmenl Ii cov~red brl nty fom m tnktunr ot~ INn CI 10 wf l llnSI~1 the benefits cl th lt m-nufgtltlue(J waranty it any to Custome and 11 amy lemediebull ~ n clu1III 101 lhal equipment AI ttnJj)OItlkwI (hoi tnwred In _ lion wi(h Ihr wrinty 101 eCllOpmeol1 IftdO 1~1s nol _wd undshythis AeerntnllNtl be bDn~ byCuJIO b eept as poided heern II Jel oltelves in nOlice 01 I ~ ee~ 01 I~b ~rmty PIlot to t~ end 01 tllh rruy pelod JCI will ttPlIr o eplate (n )(1 OPtio nl Ih e delMliv~ equl pmenl

Tllele _nl do II(It IJttend 10 tty ~ltW 01 eltlul~n lhal have bfton rnllUied bull bull Ite ed Or repared byC1I0 CI O IlIItd INfl iel Ihoul 1M supelVi1on 01 nd 110lt lltn Ippt(lvll olIO o WJCI ~t num~ or ranty d tul W bwn rmowd or alured AJ replaccd parts Ct equrgtnMn1 h1 become JCI pro~rty Thb ~rtntv is 1101 lu~b~ W~ nty J~ ~ be provldfd dulnn ncrmal bUllneu hOUlI IXCludll hoII(Ivs The r-dti I fonh hilrtln shltl be to(II~ nd eoltclU1ive medywltllCltlrdllo ny wlfrt nty ( 1lm under thlgt AallefMtlt Anv uit huN _lIIe rrltltv mun be lItauhl no III mn orgtamp II) ~a ftlr lile txPtloon ollhr pplicllble ffanty ~Iod Thlgt IIm(ttUon Is In IItu cr Iny olhe IPPrlublf mlult or 1Imh~1I01 CUSTOM~R FURTHfR ACKHOWLIDGU oVoID AGREfJ THAT THUt WARIUJffifS Aif ICIS SOU WAlIRANTlES ANDTOTHf MAXIMUM [)(TENT PpoundftMrrrEO UNDERAPPUCABLE LAW ARE IN U[U Of All OTMER WAftRANTlES pound)(pRpound$S OFlIMPUED INClUDINGtIT NOT lIMITED TO TlfOSf OF MERCHAHTA8IUTY AND FITNESS fOR A PlRTICI)LAR ftJRPOH

f CUSTOMEROIIUGATIONS AND COMMITMENTS TO ICI

1 Cuc~ wtt~l lt M ~ JCIr) WOOmIIlion (Onnltnlne conoilion of lhe CovtfeO Eqv ~ment TI Cvstom agnfS nd ~ntl

lhll 6tin 11Ie Tffm of IhI AItirnenl Cu crne will 11 oprr1 the Cevtttd [ol~menl ~codin8 10 th~ mnulanu~1 atldor CI co ~nduonl

01 up ~lt I~ I rgtd CUtten work Ic Ind motion boutt~e Co~erfd EQltrlpmenl crommended bt th e nufCuH ~Mor J(I

DJ 1I00Ii(k a n MlIQU 1e on_ 101Covw E4Uipm t ~ ftltommended by Ihr nufw1u~ Ntdor K~ Includili but 01 limited 10 dequal~ electllc~1 pOw~ ie IU~ lit COIGitionnt1Id ~umldltycontro

(4) oo ri ly JCI lovn~ile1y 01 ~ nv CowCd Equlpm~ nl mllunCtion Iliu kdown o other condllion ~fleclltg Ihe oper11on of tht Cowrt d f qulpfltf1

(5) prOjf ICI It~ nl arct1l 10 lis Pem isegt a nd Cevelti Equ~nl 1 ~H UJonIbIe tId nEU1IJf lmn for IIgte perforttIfICt olt~ e 5elVicu

(6) alo JCI 10 ~~ iod SlOP ~ erodialy hm off or otherwlle C~IIle c temponrily lupend eqvlpmenl Of)eratioru oc Ihll)(1 an perform Ihe ~le-aui~ uoder ~ AceemcIII

(]I M af)dlable ~Iovtd t JlIo~e oondc-n~ coollfll t_r 1raquoiIr wa ter lUlrnenl lor IN proper function (II Co_ed E Ilmc-nld prot ect a~lnll ~ nV elonm~nllllssu~ a nd IOllae of biohulld lueh 3$ but not IIm~ e d to leclonell

(III un iIlId jIIoperl itl and Itl~ Itttr u1on 11 lm t_ tUh nlpoundhl or II uth cfNr Ie Custo hili clo~ the PWllfl

(9 O~I1n I M~n Jke nc jIrnilgt ~qulred lor ~d DoloV I~ tlelt u~lecI ~ h theServlu

(lOI noullrJC I immedi ately 01 fly cmed ~deauacv~ 01 1~Iur r cl th t Co 1 Equlpmenl 01 othr condl lon ffenlna the optallen 01 Ihe Cored hulpmenl

(II) fumlVlny nelteu 110 C ~ I na ~~101 olflle$ 1$ peme (111 poperty maintain pall se Mlte Ind utt I~e 101111 operalion olny olh property sYStem Qqulpmenl or dtYlte o (usto m or 0111 to wtkh the Covered [Qpment mav De ilUacled or eCMK led In UCordinct wi1h mltlnuaclur~bullbulleornmend~tlcnt InlUr lfle elme ou1ltenll c the lequlemeltIU o lny Ie o6l i bu u ~encv 01 ocllttIIO~1u hiviC ll6iction thteol

131 IIOIt~mpet IVTt ~ ~ker Id)u l ~ dllturb I~ ~mQve Of ol~erwle Int~l1t~ with any Coveed poundIpmenl (locltKUn ampny relll~ 10l1wllftl ind 001 permk th r ~e 10 be done ~nd

(14) raltt lrom UU1nC lalie mina erob lfse K I 10 i Iln~ Pf~lty 01 I~ 1)1 by 01 IUed at~I1 JO by Iy OIlf1Imeltola mu fielpll I~ncy II elull lhereol

2 CUW~ftI~ u1ltnowledtna undend~ ~I unleS dl fea l~llor blQhl bullbullltdl uch leIOiIen11l topliGi tlyltKludm ttl I~ C JO b proYIdfr1t h gtCuomerlpo I~UI~ Ie pI ltgtvde j lK~ It~ nl Corner~mowIedcu lhlits fitC 10m~ ht tobla~ wlU elilgtte KI 01 any elpontbliity lor~ny Co~ed Equipment bC~kdown 0lt I ny ntC~UiY air o rrFgtlourneot I any Cover ~d Equlpme-nt II CUSICme brehes ItY 01 the t obllltlons KI N aye lhe Ilhl upon Mlen notice to Cullrgtmif to smpend Ilt Seovas unl~ C~tme cua udgt blttadl In a lldliJon ( SI_ rhaC be npornblt lOt f2YInt 0 etmbrfll10 10 inyCOlU Iuodt~ wilh ltoIftUW k uued IJ JUII 01 to( bnil(11 11~Ggte cbl iCltion bull

G INSURANC Clgt$lomllt t11lOfU11Ie 101 oUinin ilt inwran~ (ovtltsectte ~Nt (ull_ be Is nfelillY 10 proUCWIO Cuam propelttY and penol

In 0 on the Ptnlstl Includlnt co-eraJt 10lt ptllon1Inj u tKI propelY dftliilf~ ttlE PAYMENTS CUSTOMER MAICU UNDER tttlSAGRUMENT AAf

NOl ftELATED TDtttE VAlUE OF ttt[ PREMISES CUSTOMERS PROP[RTY OR POSSEnION5 ORTHE PER50N5 OCCUPYING OR AT ANYTIME PRESENT

IH OJ ON TNE fIIEMllU BUT RA1MEII ARE trUrn ON 1M COSt Of THE MnM MID lllE SERIIl(U AHD lAlE INTO CONSIDEJIAOON nn PROHCTION AFFORD EO TO 10 UNOER TtffS AGJIHMlNY CUtOngtC -by elee 10 ~ any Ilatoly 10 nv IVttII or condllion (ustlty (o~c cd bycom~dllIbIHtv iu t1nce (utomc und~oI nd lha l ncltlcr he Se~ rQr the Co~ered Equlllmfnl ~rr dtiI d 10 ~du(r bul nc

el1m te certl ln u13 1(1 doe nat tvrntv I~t nel th lgtt SeIViCI1 I1ltlr Cov~red [liulpm~t i ~ pievcflt Qerwn(ll InulY un~t~orzed entnotgtCe1 or

Johnson $](C 2019 J~on Cofol~ Inc CUllOf1ef CogtIodetll Controls Do rI() copy (pIIys eamplly eleW cay 0lt In a ny othel ltTtf)Crl) rlncul Ina t p-eu Iter Jl(flrISion 01 John~ Conrolamp I~ P8g~ f 0142

JOHNSOt 0 fRe 5 PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL REPREO FDF COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

H INOlMNITV

JCllnd CII~tomel 11It11 full Indemnify he ollgttl Plrty Illd Iu officers bulltffltS dilectOrsbullM tmpioyffl 1Om I ny ~ndn dlmlle p tOIlS and exptllln (clud ~lonJble utOlne-s leest illne OUt of third Pirly dllml demtlndi or lukllor bodily Injury (In(ludl dath) Of cia gc 10 tana1bie pcptny 10 lhe lCIt Irisin OUI 0 Ihe IItCIIamp~e or tnclnllonel mlscOfldutt 0 Ihe Indemnlfyl party Of lIS crnplovlef Of _filli CUSlomer expra tliihl ICI Jtlan be r~bIe 10In)Jry iWnbullbullbull bull 01 ~I only to the IICIttIt uund dlrlaquoly by IC1 nel~MI o Inllntl_ mliConduCi Thl obllJtJonl 01 JCllnd Ctome und Ihllltlt1ion ~ funhtf wbIKI to lealoml tid J ~

I LlMlTAnON OF UAllUTI NEITHER 10 HOR CUSTOMER WILL BE R[5PONSIBlE TO TH OTHER FOR ANY SPECIAl INOIRECT PUNITIVE OR CONSlQUENTlAI DAMAGES (INCLUDiNG BIIT NOT lIMITEO TO LOST PROFITS OR LOll OF BUSNlSS) JCJS TOTAL UAIIUJ TO CUSTOMER FOR DAMAGES R[5ULTlNG JROM AN( CAUSE WHAnOMR SHALL BE UMIT(D TO $2SQDOO IN NO EV(HT SHALl 101 INDEMNifiCATION OBllGATJOH [)(UD TIlE AMOUNTS ALO TO JO UNDER THIS AGIllEMENT OR THE AMOUNT OF INSURANCE IllQUIMD B THIS AGREEMENT WHICHpoundItIl IS GAUnlt CUSTOMUI UNDERSTANDS TltAT)CJ 15 HOT AN INSUIIER RpoundGARJ)tNG THE WORKOIlTIlE SERVICpound$ 0 SHAll HOT BE IIESPON5IBH fOR ANY DAMAGE 011 LOSS nAT MAYflUU~T FIIOM FIliI SAFElYOR SECURITY EQUPMpoundNTTHATfAILS TO PEAFORM PROPERLY 011 FAILS TO PIIMr( A CASUAL all LOSS

J FORa MAlfURE

KIWtLL NOT Bf RfSPON511Ll fOR DAMAGE LOSj INJURV 011 elLA CAUSEDY CONOrtIONS TMAl AAI BFYONDTKE IllASONAlU CCImIOl AHD

WITHOUT THlltnpoundHTlONAlMISOOHOUClOR NlGtlGpoundItCE Of 10 SUCH amomOHSlflCWD[ 80T ARE HOT UMmo TO (AI ACnOf GOO (6)

Am Of GOVtllNM[NT AGpoundNQpoundS Ie) SllIlKl5 (0) LABOR OISPIITpoundS) (f) FIRE If) OPlOSIONS OR CASUAlneuros (G) floIfS (H) VANDAUSM II)

RIOTS 011 WAR IJ)TpoundRROIUSM ANe III UNAVAUBILITYOF PARTS MATpoundRJALS OR SUPPUES

It RUOUJT10N OF DISPUTES 11 3 0l5pu1l rIs~ und~ tIIk _nl tile lelllgtall prom1 ~~ Incod IlIh lbesoIvt well dllputll by ~tIM In1Ie -t dsJ)UU II UIU~ 0 be vcWed eltha- pony whaw the tch IrIltble ltbiI~don by iIinC with lhe AmeltIcn ArbItIoltI oUodallon ~ no olllerlcttlClIon IaI bftn prevlouJly filed upon ftliol 01 the Ifbitnon till AAA Ihllhlw Ihe eOlCIu~W jurlsdlCllon _ the OlspUte Tlluibull11 party mty decide 10 f~e n (Ilon In coun of romDftenl jurbdirtlonl f til (oun f~m II Ihe flntlec1 proctdln flied tIIll tourt Iha have lur~dlaioo ove lhe ~JlUle to the aclulion 0101 rbltrltlon AtbiUlllon Ihln be toooucted In il(cordince wilh the lWn CUrrtnl tbhflllon rules of the IgtnItrlan Artgtilntlon MllaquoilIIon ~OIM wtlitllllon seMel mlJlIatty ampJ1Hd 10 by 1M IoIlt11n ArbIlratlon musl be (~1Ild Ihtll Ibty (60) dayt afw tn oputt submitted 10 artHlllon unlen the j)IoItlH mll I1y et ot~ The ~cI~ed by tn ~alorwi 1M f_land ~I liAlted by 1M bltLmDf may be Int~ed In XUlrcllnce with IppIiQbIe I_In any (oun h-il (ornpe1em jurisdiction jMltty po_llire III 1M 3Ibtrtttlcn or COUrt poem IhII If entilled lOn _d 01 Its rulflMble COIoU In(IudinI 1USOfIIbInomeyJ leu Incurred IS rtwlt 01 tile Oipute CUSTOMER MUST BRlNG ANY CLAIM AGAINST 10 WITHiN ONE (1) YEAR m ER THE ClAIM AROSE If CUSTOMER OOIS NOT CUSTDMR WlU HAVE IRRtvOCASlY WAIVED Irs RIGHT TO SUE 10 ANDOR INSTITUTe OTHER PROCEEOINGS AND ICI SHALL HAVE NO LlA81UTt TO CUSTOMER fOR SUOi CLMM TIME IS Of THE ESSENCE AELATM TO CUSTOMH PUISUING ANf SUCH ClAIM floIE PItOVtSIONS Of TKS AGREEMENT WHICH APLY TO AN (AIMHALl REMAIN IN HFECT EVEN AFTER THE AGREfMtNT IS TfRMNATto 10 AND CtmOMER EACH WANt THEIR RlGIfT 10 A rull

shyl TERMINATION

1 Remote Monnorln $eMCIIS and R~mOte ()pe~lln ScsvIca ma~ be imrntdlitely Clnceled by ellher party il Jels Remote OperIiQn Cenler (onne(lln res Of mOflltorlrlllSlem5l~ cle5trovtd by or ather ClIllopht Of wilt Ihf PlemilllS re sa bS damtBed Ih 1 11 Is IrnpftetaI IO conlinuf StnoIces

2 ellhe INIrty fib 10 perform any 01 Its obIirlon UM hIs Ieem~nl I~t otll jraquony wi prOIII~ -men IOIkt LheeollO lhe )lilly

1I1~ed 10 JHo In dmult Should Ine party alted 10 be Ifl defull 111 to espond I it or like action 10 cvre tIM II~IltI def within 1111 (lOt (lall 01 ~celvln IV lneo notlu the lOti ~rty may le(mlnlle Ihk rument by PIOllldlll ~ten nOl1(1 01 IIJII lermllliU lo n

3 UPQI1 IltIrrIinoUm 01 h ltfeeme~ le r anv rNson aJICmef 1hd PltiY IQ 10 I II UflGitputed _nu 0Wflj IlIrwah Ihe dallt of IIIUOII ~hIn thl (30) cI~ luth lermnl ion (ulier hIIllso prflVlde Jej Utlth RMlIlabe aa 10 the islS tD rem~ IIIe Gflew OtWe ~n~hVfllher JO pro~y ncltoun~tJI Int~on fl~ 0lt iiIlt IIlfIV ~lIlem1S ppUuble Cull 111111be liable fOlt al Iffl COlli and IICPfIfl mil Jet mv Il(u in ltootlKion th I enlOIOlmenl 01 hll tIlIl indlldina wilhoullimatlcln nlIo ble nom lees eltgtnKtton aency lees nil Olin COIoI

4 II he A~re~tot Is for mulljytar telm t~her jMrty nwy termiNle lilt Aeflaquomerll after dI ronl fu ~a of SaMlaquo by I lilt OInr pI no Ie-laquo thIn 10middot1 (151 ~VJ nit oolk laquoNlded h_ th~ (us OfIIted PREMIUM (OVEIlAGE CusIOlttltgtlt Y mlltUle ~~I ontv upon 10$ WIitt~ ~

M ASBESTOS MOlD BIOAHAZARDS AND HALUOOUS MATERtAlS

H~zardoul Mltfrills munl tfrlal ~ wb$llnct hal tIelher by Its N~ or ute II now Of hft defed Of fCula~ hdoubull 1 dOUloUbsltnoUl pc 1 o tOllllmlnlnl vodeIIV 1oG~ 111 01 leclclta l lowbullfCulallon 01 rdinlOtlCll bullbulllalre to or cklfIlUkIamp pUblic and ~ 1l1li and uletytId prateCIIon oj the IMonmen or which iI toIc explosive COfaUvt flammable radloKlhot orclnoCflIk or OIhenoriI haarcloui Of which iI or CfIfI1n1 _oItum psoline died Iud Inother pc1~um hvoilOClrbon produCl or poIYhlori~ bIphtI Hatardoui Matttllls ltlHdllGaltoeluMl makl leulmiddotbaid ptintl bIohIlrdS SIIdIIS but ftOlink~ to 1fCiofIeCl IntI HlIeJtcs-conao1n1nc mwials rACM1 Neither (ulomer nor lCi dlrlll lo or Illkeneel 10undnmiddotakedlren Obllnlolll r~I~li~ (11M klcnllOClllcln Ibuemenl dUnp control ~mo~1 or dlltpoltal o ACM

10 wlB be 1$IgtOtIIbIe 10lt moI 0 cI oos 01 ayen~roous ~Ierl_ls Ihll I ul In provldl lht StMt-es n O H bullbullf(Ioul MaIHllb1 and t~ I fmldllifIn ollllY Iell jlnd by he eI1e of 1(111lt1 MertatI For lit HI~ MltMils Iha may be olteselttl Itgt lacM~h

Johnson ~lcC 2019iQhn$on Cotro~ Inc ControlsComeJ Canfodenllal 00 nr)I COP) (pIIy~ocaIy eectrorcny or n an OIhel mea) Ylnout It ~I~ nnen ptlJJTJ5~ 01 ~C~oIs Inc PagE 38 011

middot PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL t- COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rNomiddotC1 HudOOJ Meritmiddotf (uuome shgt1IIUpply JCI wht 1 iflrornallo~ iflil pm bullbull~1on lt~lllni 10 lilp pre~nlt of lilllrltlOU$ M~ c-rret ij

th ~ilt eJ~nn ~v ff~(1 10 pelt1orm bull e 01 Ih~ s i(~ II Illhft Cnomelt or 10 gtKom ltt 01 ltgtlt UUlfCU U~ I)esellltt 01 Nonmiddoto(l HIIIISo M~ le1$ tIIl Iy ItgtItrlre llh Cr ServIltpoundl II I~U ImmtdllltIy $lOP I~ SoetYl(l Itgt rile I ffffiecl ru ~nd noilly the o thw ~n As btt-en (unome Ind MI Cuu_ hoo_be rtlpor1ible 01 IIISoho n~n ~ e -d diopoinr 01 Honmiddotla Hndou Mele 1$ fom lu rdMIebullbullnd for Ih (medlllion olny reu ImpaetCd by he ret bull bull e of he Hon-CI HUlrdou Mlltrl I~d mul ptwidc ~ cer1lliUlle 01 a balm~nl ~cfore J(I will be obll~lled 10 ~rlorm 0 cnl~ue lIS S~Mco unln 10 ~d letu knowloedae Ihll NonmiddotCI HIardou M~I(II~ were pren nd eted In dl$tfpr d of I~I ~e In wli(h tne 1lJ 1lt1 -11 be (pon lbllil lu ole ~ Othe etMOltlon 0 nmiddot orn Impmed by IlJ leltl~ of 1Idgt Hibullbulldon MlttIIbullbull00111) ( lOme hon In lOponibII II lu ole e~e for the _olI 01 HIbullbullrdous Male 1s INri ~ no bHII r~ieued and fe reie~e~ not nultlnc from Cl1 PtriormallCt ef tilt Serulces CuomN ~hlI ~I~nd ~nd InclomoJlot JO ~Calnl 1 Iol-ifl (o sU damUC I e~~nlel vd claJms ~rnamp 01 lu fa ure 10 (omply with Ihll Sccllcn M

N CUSTOMER DAlA

Cnlomt da la obtillned flom lie SetWltcs II owned by alld 111amp11 btlolt o Cunomer 10 I~ IUIOI illO UI Cl410mellb 10 prcMde Sentlce (lome bcept a lonh IItrlln lei wilt 101 disclose Ie any IhllI Otlty ~ny 1rlISivIltN81 (~nom dlI~ acquled hrouh pelt10IWIIIa 01 Ihe Sttvices Mthout Cul lomer (OnSenl (unomer ilB~e Ihal Jel nd 11 ubleIIrle affillnlnd epproved Ihild ~rty COII111OI5 and de-elopers may collecl nd lJ~e CUllome dll for Iny eaon 10 as ny ee l ule 0I1t1e clall on I dt middotklfn11itd bSII Iha dot nOI p~rsonaMy I~ntily Cullomer or anvlndivd Cuilomelt Igttgteby ~nlJ)O a petu WilcIWkIelfrtvOCable royah lru8unO U modi+ m1PU~Ibull bull WOIoeltIse and 1011

0etMt~wo b frOtnuch dala J(III ~IIM rlClIl$lOlI Inr~ 10_ rbl tJlIltflllll nd produnl C~led as I ew of uerlomnce ofSeMlts

O JCIS INlHLECTUAI PROPERl

10 WM IKtJI d riCh ~ lgtcIltgtltfest 11 yl) woltk orovided 10 Cuslomel IfgttIudlnl ohooI l ilmltiltiOfl ill ~e ~U and objeet cod dorumtnll1ior1 tKllnic Inhwon or dlla 1plaquolflCa1onlnd del bull ltes Impr~mellU 01 mOClllQlooruo 10 r~II1Hmiddot~ and (bJ I(now-How (defined below) e~ b 1(1 In bull (I~eron 01 lhe ~bltt 0 periolfTlfnt ollh Slt~ whth ~n_n 10 1(1 ror 10 Of diVtlom or tiICgyeiI Or ~uire-d In conneCllon with I perormrltt of II obn ioos under lhl ~greemenl Ownership Of eM Oelwblf ~nd KnowHow Ihd veil 00001y In ICJ nld flO Oe~ver~~bullbull1IaII be de~med middotworks mide fo r hlf bull Withoul UtIamp Ihe lenerilily 01 th e fortlal vfSNp 01 ai sool(e nllIS ~ (Ie (Olme of ptriOfnlInamp the le1Vkei I~I reMain the elOCIuIiIIt PlIJIIIlt1V 01 10 FltK purpoltl 01 ihllt AaJr-cmerr middot~nowmiddotHO mean a knohow )jot e It(hnIQ~s (Q ~U mllhoclolocln loobbullbull~Iy i(ll ~pprOKIgtG dltibu~ Odell and dt1m dllcoveriU ad ld~ililnW1ed produCAd by dhelc~d or uelt t)y 1(11 he CfUlon IIlt plovilJcn 01 the o-t~f1b1eI or In the Iltroltnance 01 tho Sltrvkt1 i nel Iny chanee ImplovemenJ or modlfiuHon tlgtereto or deivatlv Ihe reof

P OI6IT lpoundRMS

Any licMM 10 ltgtlt ~h( to ~laquopoundl1 JO IOfWlIrt produW inc dIIlti l e r Cloud tu Dyfth-lMd ulkr till Irelfflflfl b prellldild on 1- telt

corldklons for the iPllllebje loflwr~ groduct Of dlcll or cloud trvlce lei forth btll1wwwJgtgtmQI(QroluQmtgtulk Cleull4itl~I SU(h

aptgtlblt oftw~re podu nd (jjIIIIlervlltes lermsr lncopO ~d by rcferetl(e hcreln

Q Mi~LlAHrOlJS PROVISIONS

1 AW nor l~bullbullequlred IC be amp1vfIfI1bullbullnrundfi hili ~e ifI wrllnt Inc ~11I)e (OtIl(Ieca prcper ~iwn If (II chlMrred In Jlt IOt (b) tlll vi the Unlled 51lei POI~I stvIlte pel1se orepald ftlIlIred 0 tertlfld Mill rflun fclOl requCled (cJ ifni by o~ernlJht del~rv scNiCe ( fidEgt UPS) 01 (dln bvfClIrn~~ ~ m~1I or olnelt el~wonlC mt~nd confimed by (~cslmll e relum mlll or ele~hone

2 TIUs CfNnltnt _ nor be led byCunomoe wtllIc 1(1 k wrgtlIell (0ltgtSe 1(I IN ~ III -eM 10 1amplJr lh eltlnbull bull o_ ethn~erJon firm 0 (OltpOrllon wltheut Cul1omer~ conscm 0(10111 abo lIve 1M Ith Itsor cI1stretlon 10ubconuaa ny ponlon 01 IDe Servl(e TII$ ~retmenllnues 0 he ben~fot of Ind Is appllc ble tc ~ny aS1inees or SUbltOnl etor~ ef telbullnd II blndlnt upon Customer wllh Plaquo110 nld Il-SlttD or ltubculag rs wilh Ite f~e nd tllecl3 n bInltls (uIOme loJel

411 any plcviion of 1M femen Is fgulld t W IMaloC ~ tbullbull1 or unenforceable in ~ny elOtet Ihe lIdlly lealOty ~nd enforcelbillt Ollhe rem~lIinlpltosooru cellUinil htfetll hill flO( In t V wy be Ifeuelt Of irnj)3IleltIthNeOv

S TlIII laquoeemenlI lhe enUre (onl et bltwcM 1(1 nd CU1l0mt1 and ~st~1 ~ny pltlcr or ~ 1 undcfSllndll _itt IIIltIU ~ ro~oII or Olher ommuni(llionl b tween the partIe

ampmiddot(111 dltnowIodllli ~nd ~ bull IIgt IIY jhHdl l c ord~ lucd by Cuilomc In cunllKlon h lhigt laquo~enl iSlnlend only 1D ellMliiSh lnymenllllhof1ry fOl Cr5lont r Inltrn~lluou~I purptllH nd nol be conide1( to be ~ unto llcr Imltfld n1 modlfQtion o OIher IcvlslonlO lhe lenTIl 01111 AtrHment No tem or condition I dud or rfenced In CUIO middot pUdaSll ordl will h~oe ant fOlte elfet and Ih~e ( flU and condillon shall (MUOI (utomr1 ICtcraquoi1ICe of ny SefVicellllJH ltOnltllu lt in I~pncc of these lerm ~nd rolldnions An prO(IOl fo tltkjllo~1 or d~lefe rli ferm~llgtt In CuSlomtrs J)Uf(hue orde-r Cr ny otll elt dOtumenl Inill expresl ~ccP1ed IfI wrlIlIZ by ICI hCfeby objKted 10 nd telaquotCd

711 1I1t( at n~ (hfnlel 10 (uuomero ~tlnl or 0~r3110~f Of I lPlk oOle eEulaIon II ltode u~ bull Of ulW~y t~Ilebullbull I~il mD Iltldy ffeet J(rl peremlnt~ of the S~rvi(eJ or 111 pt1tlrltl ~fel 10 IhU h the ~ht 10 an eQ~IUbl and l~proprlle djuumenl 10 Ihe cope Ie and othe-f llcned Ie 011111 Ag reemenl

Johnson ~p(gt 21)19 Johnson Conll ol1 CU~lome-f Confgtdent Controls 00 -0 eopV 1ptyslQllly eleGl ro~gtCIly OlIn any oiher mft) hou Ihe eXJlress wn llen oerrn$$IOn 01 Joinroon CQntro ~ Irtlt Pag 3e of 42

JOHNSQfJ COtHROlS PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED r 11i COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

ADorNDUM TO PSA TERMS AND CONOITIONS OR MONITORING OF INTRUSION fiRE AND OTHER WpoundTY SYSTEMS

If ~te MOnilOfin StMces bull bull pIktly III(ludtS Ittnol~ lire ~ml 1I~oritl gtlaquov1tv 11111 mooilorint or video monitor ifl lht $COpe 01 wol1lt O (11110 d es tile Aareemenl II hereby madifie1lncl mended to Indude the termlnd prollllioru ollhls Addendu 10 tile PSA 10 Monhorinc 01 InlWolI r lf Mid Sfety So$term (Ihe AI(eNjum QplIlred Irms thaI Ie nol de1if1ed titeln lhirll h~ the melni cJven 10 diem In the lIIlement In Ih _11 of conhicl between the t~rTIltId (omIllions of this Addendum arid those ~inl ln the 111_ the tems (ondttklfls oIlbis Aoddtlldllm st pi~I~

1 kmote MoMorln of AIm SI~nI$ If ICI receiYo an elMfltnCV Itrm Ilen111 Jel Floc Jel IhIoII eeworlo nolhylhe IPJfOprille po~ Or fire deplnfII or other eme1enty panR QG ~iJurlldictlonnd Jel hl tndeVOI 10 IIOtiIyCuIlOmPf or tlsdellllllled repruenlnlve by eltmoll urltss instfU(1e-ltt 10 do OlheAlt by Cllomer In whilll ndot Nltd on l~ndlfd operalln picaduttlfo Ih ROC lCi uJ)OII feeeipi 01 bull lIOnmiddot emeree llenll from lilt Iremll sh ncltlvor 10 nOI11y Citomer ~feMltlve pursUlnl to Cu llemer1 _inen Instructions k faullin to QltmoU or Ie nOlllatlon Cunome ICknowlldlt5 1-111 the sllNIs Irlrumlttld from lhe Iremes will be monltoid In mOllltorlnl ftty not 0~111td by x~ lhe peSOIIIIeIIn _h monltom fldllltf lit nollh I~u 01 10 nor dots KJ IoU I rupDnsibillry Ielt tilt _ tIkh 1Kh Inb w montloed o lhe ttlPOfll( to $udlI1

2 ltemOI Monltotlfll kNkes Irkntllfmote MonllorltlJ SeNlf$ 1M be plaquolded by KJ If lhe ACftrM1II includes dIle 101 wth St~ 11

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TOWNSHIP OF WORTH Sanilac County MicbigaD 6903 S Lakeshore Rd Lexington Michigan 48450

Telephone (810) 359-8852 Fax (810) 359-7027 F-mail CleTkworthmlorg

PhUlp EssenmacheT sup~JenDifer Staoyer Clerk Jenuifer Woodruff Treasurer Jack Wylie Trustee Walter Badgerow Trustee

RESOlUTION 16-7-20-1

RESOLUTION TO ALLOW WORTH TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF DETROIT EDISON TO OPT ltlUT OF THE SMART METER PROGRAM

Whereas Detrott Edison Company has begun the process of Installing within the boundaries of Worth Township digItal advanced meter infrastructure to be referred 10 in this resolution as smart meters I and

Whereas many township residents have expressed concerns about the Installation of sm art meters on their

homes to Worth Township officials and to the Worth Township Board and

Whereas these residents and Township Board members have expressed concern about the alleged Intrusion

into their respective energy usage attributed to smart meters and

Whereas many residential customers of Detroit Edison Company are concerned that emissions from smart meters may be attributed to serious health problems including but not limited to physiological neurological pulmonary vascular and sensory and

Whereas Michigan House 8i114916 was written to address the above mentioned concerns regarding smart meters and has been forwarded to the Committee on Energy Policy

Now therefore be it resolved that the Township of Worth SanIlac County supports the ability of OTE Energy customers to retain their current analog meters and to opt out of the smart meter program fortheir homes without being subject to financial penalties and additional monthly charges

Now therefore be It further resolved that the Worth Township Board of Trustees strongly encourages State Representative Chairman Aric Nesbitt of the Committee on Energy Policy the Michigan Public Service Commission Attorney General Bill Schuette State Senator Phil Pavlov and State Representative Paul Muxlow to take all regulatory procedures needed to investigate alJthe aforementioned InformatJon and concerns for the health safety and welfare of our cItizens and Inhabitants

Board Adoption

This Resolution shall become effective on the date of Its adoption by the Worth Township Board

RESOLVED this O dayof j~ 010lw

ATIEST AS TO ADOPTION BY THE WORTH TOWNSHIP BOARD

$0 Resolved

Date 07- 2 D- b

Supervisor Philip G Essenmacher

~ Oerk Jennifer Stanyer

Motion to Adopt made by Board Member ~Yl)) Second by Board Member lAhxJtttff

Nay AbsentAye

Philip Essenmacher Supervisor

Jennifer Stanyer Clerk

Jennifer Woodruff Treasurer

Jack Wylie Trustee

Walter Badgerow Trustee

I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and complete copy of a resolution adopted by the Township Board

of Worth County of Sanilac Michigan at a Budget Meeting held onj~ 00 f OIQlli and that said meeting was given pursuant to ad In full compliance with the Open Meetl Act being PA 267 of 1976 and that the minutes of said meeting were kept and have been made available as required by said Act

Jennifer $tanyer - Clerk

Village of Reese Resolution No 13-14-01

A RESOLUTION ADDRESSING SMART METERS IN THE VILLAGE OF REESE

WHEREAS the teon Smart Meter often refers to an eleCOidty meter but it also may mean a device measuring natural gas or water consumption and

WHEREAS many communities across the country have joined forces to prohibit smart meters from being Installed locally mostly upon the notice ofhigher energy bills (Cost) illness (Health)forced installation ofmeter(lnvasion into Home) Privacyissues(4th Amendment right to Reasonable Expectation of Privacy) Safety and Liability and

WHEREAS on March 4 2013 the Planning Commission for the Village of Reese passed Resolution No 2013~02 that recommended that the Village Council consider takingjormal action to notify and ban allfuture use aSmart Meters within the VillQJe ofReese and

WHEREAS the Village Council believes that additional information relating to the use of smart meters 1n the Village of Reese needs to be compiled prior to making a definitive deCision with respect to banning the use ofthe devices NOW

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that at a regularly scheduled meeting of the Reese Village Counal being held on May 13 2013 ) a quorum being present a motion was made by KEAST and second by FIELBRANDT to place a moratorium on the use of ~smartmeterswithin the village limits for a period of six (6) months so that the Planning Commission can continue studying the matter AND

BE iT FURTHER RESOLVED tbatthe copies of this resolution be mailed to aD utility companies who provide electric gas and water services to the VIllage of Reese

Vote

Ayes 7 Nays 0 Abstain 0 Absent 0

ft(Z~iJlage Clerk

(MmeUmmbers Pnrlcialaobscii OM ~1llUser Rcentsl Mtlvm )ul1eMilier Attclll Plfks Wlniam WaiterS

City Clerk l1wUlCi M Smilh

Admmismllwc A$~ Oid Voo Cum

CITY OF BROWN CITY A Progressive Industrial and Agricultural Community

4205 Main Street Post Office Box 99 Brown Cily Michigan 48416()099 Phone (810) 346middot2325 Fax (810)3463802 el11lil brownctygrealtllIkesne

CITY OF BROWN CITY Resolution Number 16-04

A RESOLUTION TO THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION EXPRESSING THE BROWN CITY COUNCILS CONCERN WITH THE

INSTALLATION OF DTE ENERGY SMART METERS AND A REQUEST TO EXPLORE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY EFFECTS

WHEREAS OTE Energy has begunlhe installation ofnew mele to CU$lomers in Michigan ThumtNlleA oommunities~ replacing existing meters with srcaUed Smart meters that is electric meters which viH broadcast information to the utility company using radio frequencies and

WHEREAS DTE Energy has indicaled thaI il will at some point begin installotion of Smart mete in the City of Brown City and

WHEREAS Smart mel provide benefit 10 utilities by allowing remole meter reading by among other things eiiminating the need for someone to go onto each utility customers property to read a meter and possibly offering residents lower electric rates at non~peak times and

WHEREAS a significant number ofpeople including residents or the Cil) of Brown City have expressed heir roucems 10 this Council hom potential health effects ofthe Smart melers as well tIS other concerns regarding lheir universal deployment in the City and

WHEREAS although the City COlmcil is inforoted that it is without jurisdiction to directly regulate Smart meters exclusive jurisdiction over them residing with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) the City Council believes it is appropriate to assist its citizens in obtaining consideration of their issues by requesting careful review thereof by tbe MPSC

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROWN CITY that

I The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perform a careful analysis fbe potential health and safety effilltts which may result from the univernal installation of Smart meters for electric and gas utilities

2 The MPSC is further requested to consider delaying the deployment of Smart mete pending a conclusion by the MPSC following coreful study lJd review that such met are safe and will have neither short-term nOr tong~term negative consequences to the health of the citizens of the City of Brown city and the State of Michigan generally

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3 The MPSC is asked to carefully examine other concerns regarding tbe deployment of Smart meters as may be sllbmilled 10 them by Tcside nls of the City of Brown Cily and lhe Stale of Michigan so as to insu re that all aspects or the issues are considered before final dctennination is mnde with respect 10 such deplo)111enl

4 The MPSC is funher asked to consider requi ring public lllilit ies to allow customers with appropriate medica l docwnellHll ion of their ind ividualized risks to opt out of SmOtrl me ter installation at their homes

5 The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perfoml a ca reful analysis ofrhe potential privacy issues regard ing available and fut ure SOlan meter technology

6 All resol Ulions inconsistent with [he foregoing resolut ion be and the same h~reby an repealed to the c-tent of such inconsi stency

The fo regoing Resolul ion was ofJered on May 9 20J 6 by Councilmember William Nailers and seconded by Counci l member Dan Loulzenhiser There folloed a Ro ll Call VOle with four (4) Councilmembers present eM Jacobson -alSlnl eM Louzenhiser-yes eM Mclvorycs eM Milkr-yes eM Parks-absent eM Wal(~rsmiddotyes

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A QUORUM BFING PRESENT - MOTION DECLARED CARRIED

I Juonii a M Smilh (ily Clerk o(the City or Brown Cit) hereby cen iry thallhe foregoing is tru and complelc copy orn resolutiOlllldoplcd by rhe Cily Counc il o r th~ government ofrhc City of Brown City County orSonilac Sl3te of Michigan al a regular mecting hcld on May 9 2016 and thai said m~etin ~ was conducted M d public notice of sa id mecling WaS given pursuam to and in fuJI compliance with Ih Oren Meelings Act bein Ac t 267 Public ActS o( Michigan 1976 and thaI the mimlles of ~a id meeting Wlfe kepi nnd ill be U f have been made available as requ ired by said Act

---1 L ~ r f - ~ _-7~~----~_ -c lt-1 JUClnilil M Smi th City Cleek City or Brown City Sanilac Count y Michigltln

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RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THEAlIIUrv OF Clrv IEStDENTS AND PROnIffY OWNERS TO EUlCITO OPTmiddotOUT OF RECEMNG

ADVANCED UTilITY MmRS (SMART METElISl

The followIng preamble and resolution were offered by Coundlmember ~1 i t hoe J ~rL_~ and SlIpp-orted bV Councflmemher ~~__k Ll pa n __~

WHEREAS OTE Energy SVIARl meters (SMART rn~ters) are 0lltidern electrIc metirs which end elect(ic meter readings dutomatlcaty bv using a radio frequency nehvorK rather than 11 uarlitronal on-site ~te( reading method lind

WHEREAS DTt fnargys actively Installing SMART meters throughout southeastern Mlchigan And has recently moaJfed 11

latter to the City of caro pemin1na to the ability of City residents to opt-our of f(Celving a SMART meter and

WHEREAS a numberQf CIty residents have exprltssed tomems regarding negative health conditIons that may reson from the use of SMART meters the a(CUuKY ofSMART meters and the possibmty that th~ uS of SMART meters may contribute to Ute loss of personal Jlrivacy aod

WHEREAS the Mict~an Public SeNke ComPlisston has receotlydedded to lnvesligate seve-fal Il$pea$ pertalnloji to the use and installation of SMART metm and

WHOtpoundA5 the Mlthigan Public Service Commission tlSi a tompomml cf this lmt~stigation is requesting thai utmW comPanles disclose Information rega-rdltli tM po-tential adverse hearth effects associated with (he use of SMART metetS and

WHEREAS th~ City of CarD Council i$ charged with securing and defendioe the overall health safety_ aod welfare of the ldenU of the aiy and their guests

NOW THEREFORE BE rr RESOlVED that the City of (arc Council her) supports the abillty of Its residents and property owoe~ to elect to o-pt-out of receiving SMART meters m$taIJed

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Cam Coune supports the invGSlgat1ltm by the Mkhigan Public Servlce Commission of SMART meters

THIS RESOLUTiON DECLARED ADOPTED nus 5 DAV OF August 20131 ClerkITreasufac of 1M City of Cam State of Michigan do hereby certify tNt thE foraolng Resolution was duly adopted by the City of cam Council during its regular meeting Mid in the Municipal BunOlng in the Clty of Carcent on August 2013

Resolution It 16-201~ June 6 2016

RESOumON A RESQUJTiON SUPPORTING MfCHIGAN HOUSE BtLl4916 OR SIMIlAR IEGtsJATlON AND SUPPORTING THE AmUTY OF TOWNHSIP R6U)poundNTS TO CHOOSE TO HAVE AN ANALOG EtECTfUC AND GAS MEml RATHER THAN ASMART (ADVANCEtll MErE

WHEREAS smart meters are computerized electr1c meters that send electric meter readings to the utility via radiofrnquency radiation multiple times per day and

WHEREAS analog meters are manualJy read electromechanical meters that have accurately

measured the electrtc consumption of homes and busfnessesfor over acentury and

WHEREAS DTE Energy (the utility) is repiaclng exJs1ing utility meters with smart (oka advanced or AM) meters and

WHEREAS DTE EnelY plans to replace all meters with either the fully functioning smart meier orthe smart meter with the radlofrequency turned off (opt-out meter) and

WHEREAS the opt~()ut meter must be manoa read In the same way analog and nooshytransmitting digital meters must be read and

WHEREAS the IItl1ity in fts testimony berore the Pub1c $ervlce CQmmission in U-17053 has stated that the nonMtransmltting smart meter performs no functions not already performed by the analog electric meter and

WHEREAS the utility charges the residentJa customer $6720 to have the norHransmitting opt-out smart meter In place of the fully functionIng smart meter and

WHEREAS the cost of lealllng In piace an existing analog meter is $000 thus creating an unnecessary charge on the customer who does not wish to have a smart meter on their home Or business and

WHEREAS some persons on fixed lncomesare unable to afford the opt-out fees and

WHEREAS the utlJlty does not permit businesses to opt out and

WHEREAS1 citIzens of this oommunity have expressed many concerns about this replacement Including concerns about the health effects of mdlofrequency radIation and the voltage transients and harrnonfcs (line noise) generated by smart meters concerns about privacy and hacking concerns about fire safety and fire hazards concerns about Impending time-ofltse rates and resultant increases In electric bills and conterns aoout remote shut-off and

WHEREAS many residents in the State of Michigan have reported negative health symptoms after the installation of smart electric meters or rnm-transmittlng opt-out meters on their homes and

WHEREAS some residents of the State of Michigan have reported that their smart meter has cau~ht fire or exploded or have reported flickering lights and appliance short-outs Immediately after a smart meter was installed and

WHEREAS the Township of Vassar has worked tirelessly to attract positive Investment while rejecting those that put our health environment and quality of life at risk and

WHEREAS the Vassar Township Board of Trustees ts charged with securing and defending the overatl health safety and welfare of the residents of the Township and their guests and

WHEREAS the electromagnetic frequencies emitted and generated bV these meters have been snown by tens of thousands of scientific studies since the 19305 to harm biological systems and therefore may pose a serious long~term threat to the health of our cltlzensj and

WHEREAS customers with a disability under the Americans with DlsabIHtles middotAct may not be charged for accommodation of their disability and

WHEREAS both the nonmiddottransmittlng smart meter and the analog meter accurate IV measure electricity usage and whereas both must be read by a meter reader therefore making them indlstlngulshable for purposes of metering customer electrical usage and

WHEREAS smart meters have not been mandated by the federal or state government and

WHEREAS our Township is committed to providIng equal opportuntty and quality of rife for all and to removing full barriers to participation In public nfe on the basts of dlsabnity and

WHEREAS OTE has been unresponsive to these customer concerns and

WHEREAS House 81114916 would address these concerns without Impacting the utilitys ability to Install smart meters on the homes and busInesses of those who want a smart meter

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Vassar Township Board of Trustees supports the ability of OTE customers to not partidpate in the smart meter program on their homes and businesses and to have their electricity usage measured by an analog meter without suffering financial penalties or Incurring monthly charges as outlined in House 81114916 and that an analog option be offered in perpetuity to all uttllty customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar TownshIp Board ofTrustees calls upon the Chair of the House Energy Policy Committee the members oftne Energy Polhy Committee the state representative for our dlstrtct the state senator for our district the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Attorney General to do all In their power to ensure passage of House 81114916 and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar Township Soard ofTrustees calis upon the above-mentioned persons and governmental entitles If House 81114916 Is not passed in this legtslative session to do all In their power to ensure passage of legislation In the future that will ensure that utility customers have the right to have an anakJg meter on their homes or

middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

Vassar Township Clerk ~~--=-~

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WHOLE HOUSE RATE OPTIONS YM sevb rr~ ar provldedthrOOQll OM ~rllftolshJf

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R~dnl lal [ el rr c 5E-vl r Ra te Power Supp1r ehaV Fht T7 kWll d-y tapacity [tMrw bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull bull bullbullbullbull bullbull l06SC kWh ~[IH9V 4U7t P1 ~MI

AdditioMl kWh CitpKtty (nerqyH AS90C kWh ~ EneW 761lt PH kWh

OIv~ V (l1li1 Seltviu~ 5750 permorltn lilA Crfdlt bull$150 Pl month Distribution kWh bullbullbullbull bullbull bullbull bullbullbullbull 5lt130( pef kWll

~aIr loin oIoIIIUrIriIUy un to 1pm 10_ SUPII ly C I~ JuM IIrouqh Odc btf

oo-pealr kWh ~y~___u ~_1IWb ~y tneltgy 415t per kWh

AI ortmiddotpe~ kWh ClIpadly EIIOIJ O9COC per kWh Non-Capadty Cnor1V bull4J5lC kWh

NoW1Tlbef trvouqIIlo4~y

All on-peak kWh ~poundnH0y ~(nefQY

AlIllf-peak Clttp~(hy Cnorqy O679C Pltr kWh NolCIocgtyeniy EIgteOY 4751lt PH kWh

oN_V(O1 ~Chalt~ bull $5(l per mollh Oistrll)Jioll kWn CY al-roond) bull543(X per kWl1

Tlgtis rail fHI~~ thrH rrb t~ 4S 1M U CJitk~ Petlt priaff ttY d~ys wM Cril (ArP61llt e~ au callfll It r~)OUI~ro-I~~ ~~ Power ~ppIV Chltlr Onpuk MOMI) rldy 3 pm to 1 pm

AI on1nk kWh ~ [ JWl9bull bull bullbull bull bull bull __ bullbull 9759lt per kWh Non-~ItfMfQV bull 4049 ~~Wh

MId-jMk MOIIdiy bull nidi) 1 am to 3 pm 7 pm to n pm AI mId-oeak kWh

cKMy (-y bull 4OO5C Pltf kWII N~ity (otIQY 4049lt per kWll

OflP~~k 11 prI to 1 un and all dy S~hlrdy ound y nd -I1rIItd~

u oIt-aIlt kWh ~Itv Enerqy 0554C per kW~ Noo-c~clty (neroy 4049C per ~Wh

(Crtlieal PHIl _ ts cIInIQ on-pfU Worodly rriGay1o eo hours IIlaquo VN~ IIrtIttI ___ notl~)

All a1tlQl~peaK_Wh $09 I)et kWh Non-cpyenMy Eneroy bull 4049t per kWh

Oli~y CII9U OsIrWiontwto 5A)o( r- kWh Slaquoviltoc~ $750 p rrnonl h

~ onI-t 10 pIY1tWlMUy rsliJiftJ MltIrlc spIKI igtNfinQHtWdfhrOltJfJh_n-el8 f(X1y_ __ ~trloltlo Dtlt_1lOISJ

p~ w Sullfy Co Junt 11Ir0U9h OClobt

nrsl 11 kWn r- (Iv CiPM~ypoundnetQY bull l2l7 r- kwto NonCaPM~y ( QY ~616( per kWh

AddJlioNI kWll C~y~ bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbull 414IC IltI~Wh Hon-Cipadtyu-QY ~ 616( PfrkWll

Novembtf Ihrovfjh May -sl 20 kWh per dIy

cplaquoIlyEnHQ __ bull l844lt IltI kWtl HonltopJodl yOWrQY ~ 6OC PftkWll

A~lloMlkWh C~y [JWlQL bull QS5l( Pft kWII N~y[NQY lt11616lt pekWlgt

Ot lgtY CIgta 9n 5ervice CNrqe S75O per monlh ObI iIlUtlon kNh (YtlOOIl~ 5A)OC per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

r nlllIIpllbl~ Sp~c COndltlOnllllJ R~ r (CooICYIr(nt J

rills rale Is for ( tntr aItd iii $(Un ~I ~

~r~ 01 bull Iowff SLnraquoItf Ie IMl GIfl sr

)011 up W 8 perrMI OIl lhec porliotl 01 yoor ~ WIgtM )OUmt ~hsllJla ~e

mliff tNt briefly loltHnoP yoor air c~kgtrlIn9 to mHt l)l~ ()( ~IJIon Jswn Powe S_1y CtgtlO ~tNOUQhOd_ ~rr E1letQl __bullbullbullbull ~bullbullCIooIo99t ptllIIIIII N~y EnerQy bull J7eJ( pel kWn

Hclyentmbtr INIy capdtyE~ bullbull 2-97)( per kwto NooltlIJClty EMfoY ~7BJ( PI( kWh

OIlYery CaQe o ~MoeChilr~ (JuneIIlrQUQhOctOberI bull Sl95 per mon1h ontritlrJtlon kWh 1Yf0IIIIl) SltII3OC ptr kWh

ThIs iMe ls~ for cusOtlllaquoS who UW laquoshyIrk wafff IIHI~ for unitVYO flJr(1OStlo Coniroled 5laquoYIce tlnlt~)

Power Supply ChQtt mm C~ PM1tY [JWlIIV 1915 per kWh Non-~PKity rneW 25lt116( PH kWf

o~rv Cltqn 5efvice ChMe bullbullbull S1Igt per mont Oist ribullon kWh 5430 per kWh

Gorolhcrmel Tlmr of DaV Ratr

~l(USM~r~ nun 10 1pm Po Supply Ch O~

Jun 11II 0ltJqh (klobelt AU onpek kWh

C8C)yeniI- (net9Y 9nsc 1 kWh Nooltpady (Mrqy 2814lt per kwtl

AW offmiddotptallt IltWh CIpyenty Ene rQ~ 13J5 per ~Wh NotrCapodty E9Y 284 pot kWh

NovmM thrOUlh Mil All onPIWlt ~Wh

CeplKlly ( neroy U ODlt perW1 N~ity [MrQy 28l4lt pw kWh

AIIo1~ kWh Clpa(M ~ EJWl 9r lAJX ~r kW IIon-ltapac lly ~roy UtA C PE ~W~

tullv~ry C~qu seritl Charge 6]0( 1 day Distribution kWh (YeaHOllM) 4703C per kWh

Expertnlal Ellcl n c Vehcle Ra tl

Opt ion 1 Tlmt of Ot~ kino On~ fKIltfi McIl(I6y-FrkUly il4m 10 1Ipm Po Sypply CIlaQu

OfgtpaiI kWh calhy poundnto OVbull 6 779C IltI~Wh

NonQpadty EnerQY 9012C perkWh I oIIpuk kWh ~yEnlaquoQY 1695lt pelttWIgt Hon~ poundJWIIJ( 22silt pelt ~Wh

Oell~ery C~~ Servll a r~f $95 IXr morgtIh 1)sI IbuIkWh bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbullbull gtA)OC 1 kWh

09tlon1 Monthly F r~ ( UIgtf ~v~ l1Ut~ly) loonIlIIy I~ of $4511 ~r yellko IrKIYClINJ sur(narO ~Igtdcedillo

OTHER RATE OPTIONS

JllGrHnPowermiddot 1QIuntwy ~ffgtMJY IIfJ1fMl withgt( fnd soIM In Ofe _e ItrTitrxy lor ClISton1ft$ no dfth to IgtbVP ~ O(fdtflt potion of IMH elt(lrc IlSf ~trlbvtf( 10 r-ok(t~J ( ntDII(IfJtJ wpporI lhe ~ of __ftlWltIHI9InM~uvnmoreal

miQrotnpOWercOfll

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HiI~ Le-n motp ll dtHn rQycomQrHnovlTlflts

Ht t MetfrlnQ - A dlt option IMI promolft ~M (RgtUrn~ HIW~ eledtijtrusi19 f~r~tS IUmlY reaMgt MtVOYcndiU ~ 1M power bull

rloltlllt ~bull -IIH atdits_ 1gt1_ TIIO _101 _oolltn o$JJ _h_ _ ~NO 6~ yo __ ~ TolnOUII -rI_Ul l~lbull _ _ cmM(RW~ _ __ oS1S) _~__ -- OI _nn

-ltoaH-r lot ~__bull loftol -~ hoon lOIIu _ _ _ _ WD_ __ bull__middot OO ____ _ __bullbull __ ~ bull _ OII ltIIyen -gtI_ ~ _ ~

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WHOLE HOUSE RATE OPTIONS TIese service rates are provided throuqh one meter to a singJt or double OCCVPMlCY dwelin9

Residential ElectriC Service Rate Powe Suppfy CharOe First 17 kWh per dAY Capacity Energy bull 1065C JlE kWh NOItltapacily EntltVbullbullbull 4 767( PErkWh

Additional kWh capacity Energy 4590C per kWh Non-Capacity Enerqy bullbullbull 4751( per kWh

Delivery CNiroes 5efvice (halVe $750 per rnonl h RIA Credit middot $750 per monlh Di5tribvtlon kWhbullbull 543OC per kWh

Time of Day Rate-

On-peak h(Wrs MonCJay-rriday n Um 10 7 pm Power Supply CnarQes June through Octo~r

All on-peak kWh I Capactty Enerqy t2048C per-kllh N~lty EnenlY bull 4757lt per kWh

All otf-peak kWh capacity Energy bull bull 090OC Pfi kWh NonlaquoJpaci ty EnefQY bullbullbull 4757lt per kWh N~ IhrOU911 May

All on peak kWtl Capacity Energy bull 944OC per kWh Non-caPbCity Energy bullbullbullbull bull 4 757lt per kWh

AU oH-peak kWh Capacil y (nergybullbull bull o679C per kWh Non-capaclly Energy 4757( per kWh

fXgtltvery CllalQu Service Charge bull $750 per month Olstribvtlon kWh (YeaNovnd) 543O( per kWh

DynamiC Peak PnclnQ Rate This rate features th~ price tiers as well as Critical Peak prices for days when Critical Peak events are caIed It requires YO1f home to have the aovanced electric meIer Poer Supply Cllarg ~s Onpeak Monday Friday 3 pm to 7 pm

All on peak kWh Capacity EnerQt bullbull 9759C per kWh NOfIltQapacltt Energy 4049C per kWh

Mi(1)eilk MoIIdIlY friday am to 3 pm amp 7 pm to I pm All midpeak kWh

Capacity poundnerQy bullbullbull bullbullbull bullbull Aoose per kWh Non-tapaclty Enerqy bullbull bull 4Q49 per kWh

Off-peak 11 pm to 7 am and all day Saturday Sunday and desiQna~ holidays

All o ff-peak kWh capacity Enerqybullbullbull 0554( per kWh Nonltapacity (nergy 4 049( per kWh

(Critical Puk events dJrlnQ on-puk hours MondayshyFriday Ilmlto to eo lIours per year with ~vance notite

All criti calpeak kWh 5091 per kWh Nonltpatity Enerqy 4049C oer kWh

D1 Uv~ry Cha r Oes Oistribution kWh bull bull 543OC per kWh Service cMfQe $750 per month

Space HeatlOq Rate AfJPied oNy 10 ~miJOeflfr instilUed electric s~ce heltllin9 S(lrwct 11100011 0fIe meier IOn) II~f to KIU$MOIrIJ IlaquoWd on this tltf ~I(r 10 ~ 17 lOIS

PO tl Supply 0 J~ trrouOh October

(irst T7 kWh per day capacity [ MrQy bullbullbullbull bull bullbull bullbullbullbullbull bull bull 1217lt per kWh NOOCapacily Energybullbullbullbull bullbull d61b( per kWh

Additional kWn Capacity Energy bullbull 4741C per kWh NonmiddotCapaclly[nerqybullbull bullbullbull bull 4 616( per kWh

November through May (IrS 20 ~Wh per dat

Capacity ElKrQY bullbullbull 1844( per kWh NonCapaclty Ener9Y bull 4616C per kWh

Addi l lonal kWh Capacity [ ne((lY 0553lt per kWh Non-Capaci ty Ener9y 4616lt per kWh

Oeltvery C~afl)e ~

Service CllltlIqe 5750 per month Dislrlbullon kWh cYeM-roundl bull 5430lt per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

lnteruptlbte Space Conditioning Rate (CooICurrent s middot ) Thfs rale is (01 cmlraJ air 1M air $ltNrce hfijt wmps 7alltp adYanlaQe o( a ICYWef w mmer ra te thai C8II stlf

you vp to 18 (Jercf(ll on the coolf19 POfUOII oJ yotn energy bill wtlEn you e()(oII we istaN aseparate melpI lha1 clO briHIy IIIIerrvpt your air cMdilicnif9 to mee system or oeneratlon Issues POwer Supply ChArQe$

June throuQh October ~Enervv middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddot_middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotO499( perllWti f Non-Capacity Energy bull bull bull 3783lt per kWh

November thrOU(jh MAV Capaci ty Ener9Y bull2973( perkWh Non-Capaclty Energy bull3783lt Pfr kWh

Oellvery C~arQes Service Charge (June Ihrough October) bull $195 per month DisltiolJlion kWh (YeaOlJIdl 543OC per kWh

WatN Heating Strvce Rate

This rate Is a~alllJble for customers Who use an elecshy(ric wdler hedler tor sanitary pJrpos eJ Controlled service (Interrupt ible)

PO Wff Supply Charoes AU kWh Capacily Enerqy 1915lt per kWh NonltapaClty Energy bullbullbull bullbullbull2546( per kWh

Oelover y CharQes Service Charge bullbullbullbullbullbullbull5195 per month DiStribution kWh bullbullbullbullbullbull bullSA30C per kWh

DLWd-I On1J(aJL hOCJrs POIIef Supply

June throug AIfOfl~ak

Capacity NonCapi

Alt ntfflfak Capacily Non-Cap

November 11 All onpe~k C~pacity l NonCoplt

All olfpeak CapacIty I NoncaP

Dtl lvelY CharI Service Ct Distribut io

Option 1 Time On-pfak hour5 POW~( Supply

All on-peak kl CapacityE Non-(apa(

All oIlpeak k Capacil y [ I Non-Capa(

Delivery ( h~rQ Service Chan Distribution I

Oplion 2 MonU Monthly fee I and credits

OTHER RATE

isect4lM Outdoor ProtE who want sec(J wnere service dteeneroymiddotcon

riisectsectitltj MIGrHnP~

proqram wifh I ferrIOfI (Of c( orealer porl iol ren~wdbe re5(

01 tellWdble e mlQreenpower

GreenCurrent (R[C) basea re he developme a cillties- Learr

Net Meterlnq resource CJe~ r_waDI( re5(

thaI power

l itU1114ii4t An [lKfrit CII(

MltIitIoNi irQNrutlol Ale~~tlHt liutlje(t 10 UlchoJll)ftaflod ceocs lhal ~V by ltate TruHlOen1oa elK1r1 i-vla bull coIltn ~ Sl7S porf mont M ( I~ lor lWd of-llold CM~65yt~1I 01 ~

bull 1ie11c1er1t InaHr1t Crecln (RIAgt Custoowr rneeC 1IQ eIiQibHIIy requ~$ U KehOe bull $150 ~ IIOI)III (rfillllN 0IIId10 110(1 Oul laquoyou OIMIIly (all U~ lt14 8000471741 Rwc~ Of cwIOIrIe1S wno us ill maIOlt porI ion oI11gttlr IKll ley INtng oI1pe~ ron

In Woy lOI6 M ~ s caqe wQ opIit Into rwo ~_ _amplt1 -~irV middot~v u bt11r19 _ nolimPK1 UI jIOtioe yo _ 1 1lt Ienmiddot _ if bull nbolt ~y ltlft wi -1rO 01 CIOI DmOn

Tho rtln ~ IHs tr- If__~ tho ~n IooIk SoooYIltt eo ~~~~~ M 01 A~ult ~ 2018 TheI_ oln ClO no1 _ rcalgtlt NrQoltgt~ lVt[ t chor~ If f Iv P __- Of ltIt r~l -Wc_

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ~ VII sect28 33

sect 9 Compensation of county officers

Sec 9 BoampTds of s upervisors shan have exclusive power to fix the oomp officers not otherwise provided by law

runory Cocst 1963 All VII 9 Elf J I I 9amp yo ConrlNd amp CMII 1908ArI VllJ fR

sect 10 Removal of county seat

Sec 10 A county seat once established shall not be removed until the place nlch it is proposed to be moved shall be designated by two-thirds of the members of the board of supervisors and a majority of the electors voting thereon shall have a pproved the proposed locatioD in the manner prescribed by law

BiotDl)l Co llle3 An VII flO E( JOJJ 1 1964 l~ Con~tllull oD See COllSL ll108Art vrn t )3

sect 11 Indebtedness limitation

Selt 11 No Cltlunty shall incur any indebtedness which shall increase its total debt beyond 10 percent of its assessed valuation

lfiwry Cmol 1963Att VII tllEft Jan i 1i64 Fo e cmtltutlon s Conn 1906 Art vrn U 2

sect 12 Navigable streams permission to bridge or dam See 12 A oavigable stream shall not be hridged or dammed without permission granted by

the board of supervisors or the county as provided by law which pennission shall be subject to such reasonable compensation and otheT conditions as may seem best sui ted to safeguard the rights and interests of the county and political subdivisions the rein

QJO Cotgtu I~ Art VII U2 Ert Jan I 100 Fou eonia o 8M eo 180SArt vrn tl~

sect 13 Consolidation of counties approval by electors Sec 13 Two or more contiguous counties may combine into a Slagle county if approved in

each affected county by a majority of the electors voting on the quest ion IIUtDrr- eo t 1961Arr Vl t 13 Ell J 1 1964

sect 14 Organization and consolidation of townships Sec 14 The board of supervisors of each organized county may organize and consolidate

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maintenance of highways bridges culverts and airports by the state and by the counties and townships thereof acd may authorize counties to take charge aod cootrol of auy highway within thei r limits ror such purposes The legislature may provide tbe powers and duties of Counties in relation to bighways bridges culverts and airports may provide ror county road commissioners to be appointed or elected with povers and duties provided by law The ad valorem property tax imposed for road purposes by any county shall not eltceed in any year one-half or one percent of the assessed valuation for the preceding year

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

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Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

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JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

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Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

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Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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Partnering with you to deliver value-driven solutions

A Planned Service Agreement with Johnson Controls provides you with a customized service strategy designed around the needs of your facility Our approach features a combination of scheduled predictive and preventative maintenance services that focus on your goals

As your building technology services partner Johnson Controls delivers an unmatched service experience delivered by factory-trained highly skilled technicians who optimize operations of the buildings we Nark Vllith creating productive and safe environments for the people within

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PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL FOR COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

Dear Mike Miller

We value and appreciate your interest in Johnson Controls as a service provider for your building systems and are pleased to provide a value-driven maintenance solution for your facility The enclosed proposal ouUines the Planned Service Agreement we have developed on your facility

Details are included in the Planned Service Agreement summary (SChedule A) but highlights are as follows

bull In this proposal Ne are offering a service agreement for 2 Years starting 0810112019 and ending 07312021

bull The agreement price for first year is $1302000 see Schedule A Supplemental Plice and Payment Terms for pricing in subsequent years

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As a manufacturer of both mechanical and controls systems Johnson Controls has the expertise and resources to provide proper maintenance and repair services for your facility

Again thank you for your interest in Johnson Controls and we look forward to becoming your building technology sarvices partner

Please contact me if you have any questions

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Benefits of Planned Service A Planned Service Agreement with Johnson Controls will allow you to optimize your buildings facility performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a value-driven solution thai fits your specific goals delivered wilh the attention of a local service company backed by the resources of a global organization 5 VALUfS 9_--_- shyWi th this Planned Service Agreement Johnson -- shy

Controls can help you achieve the following five objectives

1 Identify Energy Savings Opportunities Since HVAC equipment accounts for a major portion of a buildings energy usage keeping your system performing at optimum levels may lead to a significant reduction in energy costs

2 Reduce future Repair Costs Routine maintenance may maximize the life of your equipment and may reduce equipment breakdowns

3 Extend Asset Life Through proactive faclory-recommended maintenance the life of your HVAC assets may be extended maximizing Ihe relum on your investment

4 Ensure Productive Environments Whether creating a comfortable place where employees can be productive or controlling a space to meet specialized needs maintenance can help you achieve an optimal environment for the work Ihalls being accomplished

5 Promote Environmental Health and Safety When proper indoor conditions and plant requirements are maintained business outcomes may be improved by minimizing sick leave reducing aCCidents minimizIng greenhouse gas emissions and managing refrigerant requirements

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Personalized Account Management A Planned Service Agreement also provK1es you with the support of an entire team that knows your site and can closely work with you on budget planning and asset management Your local Johnson Controls accounl management team can help guide planned replacement energy relrofits and olher building improvement projects Youll have peace of mind that an entire learn of skilled professionals vlill be looking out for what is best for your facility and budget

A Culture of Safety Johnson Controls technicians take safety seriously and personally and integrate it into everything they do All of our technicians participate in regular and thorough safety training Because of their personal commitment we are a leader In the HVAC service Industry for workplace safety performance This means that you do not have to worry about us when we are Q1 your site

Commitment to Customer Satisfaction Throughout the term of your Planned Service Agreement we will periodically survey you and use your feedback to continue 0 make improvements to our service processes and products Our goal is to deliver the most consistent and complete service experience possible To meet this goal weve developed and implemented standards and procedures to ensure you receive the ultimate service experience - every time

Energy amp Sustainability A more sustainable world one building at a time - Johnson Controls is a company that started more than 125 years ago with a product that reduced energy use in buildings Weve been saving energy for customers ever since Today Johnson Controls is a global leader in creating smart environments whers people IIe INOfk and play helping to create a more comfortable safe and sustainable world

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Service Plan Methodology As part of Ihe delivery of this Planned SeNiee Agreement Johnson Conlrols will dedicate a local customer service agent responsible for having a clear understanding of the agreement scope and your faCility procedures and protocols

A high-level overview around our service delivery process is outlined below including SCheduling emergency service on-sile paperwork communication and performing repairs outside of the agreement scope

Scheduling Preventative maintenance service will be SCheduled using our automated service management system In advance of the scheduled service visit our technician is sent a noUce of service 10 a smartphone Once the technician acknowledges the requesl you customer service agent witt call or a-mall your on-site contacl to let you know the start date and type of service scheduled

The technician checks in wears personal protective equipment perfonns the lask(s) as assigned checks oul with you and asks for a screen capture signature on the smartphone device A work order is then e-mailed faxed or printed for your records

Emergency Services Emergency service can be provided 7 days a week 24 hours a day 365 days a year During normal business hours emergency service will be coordinated by the customer service agent After hours weekends and holidays the emergency service number transfers to the Johnson Conlrols after-hours call center and on-calt technicians are dispatched as needed

Johnson Controls is committed to dispatching a technician within hours of receiving your call through the service line A work order is e-malled faxed or printed for your records Depending on the terms of your agreement you may incur charges for after hour services

Communication A detailed communication plan will be provided to you so you know how often we will provide information to you regarding your Planned Service Agreement The communication plan will also provide you w ith your main contacls at Johnson Controls

Approval Process for Non-Covered Items Johnson Controls will adhere 10 your procurement process No work will be performed outside 01 the agreement scope without prior approval Johnson Controls will work with you closely to ensure your procurement process is followed before any non-covered Item work is started

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Summary of Services and Options

Comprehensive and Operational Inspections During comprehensive and operational inspections Johnson Conlrols w ill perform routine checks oltha equIpment for common issues caused by normal wear and tear on the equipment Additionallests can be run to confirm the equipments pertormance

Routine maintenance such as lubrication cleaning and lightening connections can be performed depending on the type of equipment being serviced Routine maintenance is one of the keys to the five values of maintenance -It can help identify energy saving opportunities reduce futUre repair costs extend asset life ensure productive environments and promote health and safety

Combustion Analysis

Combustion analysis and subsequent adjustments are critical to efficient boiler operation Boiler fuel whether natural gas or oil must burn in the proper combination of fuel and air (oxygen) Poor combustion can create soot deposits on the tubes impairing heat transfer Incomplete combustion can also lead to the potential formation of CO (carbon monoxide) an odorless gas that can harm occupants In the mechanlcat room andlor building Johnson Controts technicians will analyze the flue gas to determine If optimal fuellair ratios are present

Operational VisltlControls System Verification Based on our exper1ise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance and calibrations on the equipment controller for your mechanfcal equipment The inspection includes the following tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel

bull Review of alarms points which are offline out of service and overridden points

bull l ocal baclltup of controller program

Advantages Provides proactive Identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments identify energy efficiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

Operational VisitSupervisory Controls System Verification Based on our expertise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance on the supervisory controllers and servers in your Metasys system The inspection includes the follOoving tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel and cleaning as needed bull Review of alarms points which are offli ne out of SeNtce and overridden points bull l ocal backups of controllers objects and server repoSitories bull Review security database and ensure default passwords are Changed

Advantages Provides proactive identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments Identify energy effICiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

TowerfBasin Cleaning During operation a cooling tower becomes a natural repOSitory for wind-blown debris This debris has a tendency to collect In the towers sumpbasin Johnson COI1trols technicians will clean the lower and basin 10 prevent blockage and pOlenllal damage to critical system

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Summary Thank you for considering Johnson Controls as your building technology services panner The following agreemenl document Includes all the details surrounding your Planned Service Agreement

With planned service from Johnson Controls youll get a value-driven solution that can help optimize your building controls and equipment performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a solution that fits your specific goalS delivered with the attention of a local seNice company backed by the resources of a global organization

We ll be your building technology services partner

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Planned Service Agreement

Cuslomer Name COUNTY OF TUSCOLA Address 440 N STATE S1 CAROMI48723-1555 Proposal Dale 061112019 Eslimale 1-135LX3G9

IScope of Service

Johnson ContrOls Inc r Jcq and the Cuamplomer (colledively the -Parties) agree Preventative MaintenslCe SelVlces as defined in Schedule A r Services) will be provided by JCI aihe Customers facitily This Planned Service Agreement the Equipment U s Supplementat Price and Payment Tefms Terms and CondJUons and Schedule5 attached hereto and incorporated by this reference as if sellor1h funy herein (ColecUvely the Agreement) cover the rights and obligations of both the Customer and JCt

Extended Service Options for Premium Coverage

If Premium Coverage is selected on-sile repair services to the equipment will be provided as specified in this Agreemenl for the equipmenllisted in Ihe attached Equipment Us

IEquipment List

Only the equipment listed in the Equipment Lisl will be covered as part of this Agreement Any changes to the Equipment Lisl must be agreed upon in writing by both Parties

----------------~ITerm f Automatic Renewal

ThIs Agreement takes effect 0fI 0810112019 and will continue until 0713112021 (Originaj Term) The Agreement will aUlomalicatty renew on a year-Io-year basis after the Onglnal Teon ends unless Ihe Customer Of JCI gives the other writte n notice il does not wam to renew The nolice must be delivered al least (45) days prior 10 the end of the Original Term or of any renewal period The Orignal Term and any renewal periods are sometimes collect ively referred to in this Agreement as the Term Renewal price adjustments are discussed in the Terms and Conditions

IRefrigerant Charges

Refrigerant is nOllncluded under this Agreemenl and wilt be billed separately to the Customer by JCt

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IPrice and Payment Terms

The lolal Contract Price for JCIs Services duringlhe 1st year of the Original Term is $1302000 This amount will be paid to JCI in Annual Installments Pricing for each subsequent year of a mul1iyear Original term Is sel forth in the Supplemental Price end Paymenl Terms All payments will be due and payable within 30 days of Ihe invoice date and SUCh IImely payment by Customer shall be a condition precedenl 10 JCIs obligation to perform lis Services A penalty of one and a half percent (15) of the amount due per month shall accrue for payments received after the payment due date Renewal price adjustments are set looh in the Terms and Conditions

Invotoes wil be senllo the following lOcation

TUSCOLA COUNTY COURTHOUSE 125 W LINCOLN ST CAROMI48723

o In lieu of paper Invoices senllO the location above invoices should be emelled 10 the following email address

This proposal Is valJd for thirty days from the proposal date

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Supplemental Price amp Payment Terms (Applies to MultimiddotYear Contracts Only)

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Tllele _nl do II(It IJttend 10 tty ~ltW 01 eltlul~n lhal have bfton rnllUied bull bull Ite ed Or repared byC1I0 CI O IlIItd INfl iel Ihoul 1M supelVi1on 01 nd 110lt lltn Ippt(lvll olIO o WJCI ~t num~ or ranty d tul W bwn rmowd or alured AJ replaccd parts Ct equrgtnMn1 h1 become JCI pro~rty Thb ~rtntv is 1101 lu~b~ W~ nty J~ ~ be provldfd dulnn ncrmal bUllneu hOUlI IXCludll hoII(Ivs The r-dti I fonh hilrtln shltl be to(II~ nd eoltclU1ive medywltllCltlrdllo ny wlfrt nty ( 1lm under thlgt AallefMtlt Anv uit huN _lIIe rrltltv mun be lItauhl no III mn orgtamp II) ~a ftlr lile txPtloon ollhr pplicllble ffanty ~Iod Thlgt IIm(ttUon Is In IItu cr Iny olhe IPPrlublf mlult or 1Imh~1I01 CUSTOM~R FURTHfR ACKHOWLIDGU oVoID AGREfJ THAT THUt WARIUJffifS Aif ICIS SOU WAlIRANTlES ANDTOTHf MAXIMUM [)(TENT PpoundftMrrrEO UNDERAPPUCABLE LAW ARE IN U[U Of All OTMER WAftRANTlES pound)(pRpound$S OFlIMPUED INClUDINGtIT NOT lIMITED TO TlfOSf OF MERCHAHTA8IUTY AND FITNESS fOR A PlRTICI)LAR ftJRPOH

f CUSTOMEROIIUGATIONS AND COMMITMENTS TO ICI

1 Cuc~ wtt~l lt M ~ JCIr) WOOmIIlion (Onnltnlne conoilion of lhe CovtfeO Eqv ~ment TI Cvstom agnfS nd ~ntl

lhll 6tin 11Ie Tffm of IhI AItirnenl Cu crne will 11 oprr1 the Cevtttd [ol~menl ~codin8 10 th~ mnulanu~1 atldor CI co ~nduonl

01 up ~lt I~ I rgtd CUtten work Ic Ind motion boutt~e Co~erfd EQltrlpmenl crommended bt th e nufCuH ~Mor J(I

DJ 1I00Ii(k a n MlIQU 1e on_ 101Covw E4Uipm t ~ ftltommended by Ihr nufw1u~ Ntdor K~ Includili but 01 limited 10 dequal~ electllc~1 pOw~ ie IU~ lit COIGitionnt1Id ~umldltycontro

(4) oo ri ly JCI lovn~ile1y 01 ~ nv CowCd Equlpm~ nl mllunCtion Iliu kdown o other condllion ~fleclltg Ihe oper11on of tht Cowrt d f qulpfltf1

(5) prOjf ICI It~ nl arct1l 10 lis Pem isegt a nd Cevelti Equ~nl 1 ~H UJonIbIe tId nEU1IJf lmn for IIgte perforttIfICt olt~ e 5elVicu

(6) alo JCI 10 ~~ iod SlOP ~ erodialy hm off or otherwlle C~IIle c temponrily lupend eqvlpmenl Of)eratioru oc Ihll)(1 an perform Ihe ~le-aui~ uoder ~ AceemcIII

(]I M af)dlable ~Iovtd t JlIo~e oondc-n~ coollfll t_r 1raquoiIr wa ter lUlrnenl lor IN proper function (II Co_ed E Ilmc-nld prot ect a~lnll ~ nV elonm~nllllssu~ a nd IOllae of biohulld lueh 3$ but not IIm~ e d to leclonell

(III un iIlId jIIoperl itl and Itl~ Itttr u1on 11 lm t_ tUh nlpoundhl or II uth cfNr Ie Custo hili clo~ the PWllfl

(9 O~I1n I M~n Jke nc jIrnilgt ~qulred lor ~d DoloV I~ tlelt u~lecI ~ h theServlu

(lOI noullrJC I immedi ately 01 fly cmed ~deauacv~ 01 1~Iur r cl th t Co 1 Equlpmenl 01 othr condl lon ffenlna the optallen 01 Ihe Cored hulpmenl

(II) fumlVlny nelteu 110 C ~ I na ~~101 olflle$ 1$ peme (111 poperty maintain pall se Mlte Ind utt I~e 101111 operalion olny olh property sYStem Qqulpmenl or dtYlte o (usto m or 0111 to wtkh the Covered [Qpment mav De ilUacled or eCMK led In UCordinct wi1h mltlnuaclur~bullbulleornmend~tlcnt InlUr lfle elme ou1ltenll c the lequlemeltIU o lny Ie o6l i bu u ~encv 01 ocllttIIO~1u hiviC ll6iction thteol

131 IIOIt~mpet IVTt ~ ~ker Id)u l ~ dllturb I~ ~mQve Of ol~erwle Int~l1t~ with any Coveed poundIpmenl (locltKUn ampny relll~ 10l1wllftl ind 001 permk th r ~e 10 be done ~nd

(14) raltt lrom UU1nC lalie mina erob lfse K I 10 i Iln~ Pf~lty 01 I~ 1)1 by 01 IUed at~I1 JO by Iy OIlf1Imeltola mu fielpll I~ncy II elull lhereol

2 CUW~ftI~ u1ltnowledtna undend~ ~I unleS dl fea l~llor blQhl bullbullltdl uch leIOiIen11l topliGi tlyltKludm ttl I~ C JO b proYIdfr1t h gtCuomerlpo I~UI~ Ie pI ltgtvde j lK~ It~ nl Corner~mowIedcu lhlits fitC 10m~ ht tobla~ wlU elilgtte KI 01 any elpontbliity lor~ny Co~ed Equipment bC~kdown 0lt I ny ntC~UiY air o rrFgtlourneot I any Cover ~d Equlpme-nt II CUSICme brehes ItY 01 the t obllltlons KI N aye lhe Ilhl upon Mlen notice to Cullrgtmif to smpend Ilt Seovas unl~ C~tme cua udgt blttadl In a lldliJon ( SI_ rhaC be npornblt lOt f2YInt 0 etmbrfll10 10 inyCOlU Iuodt~ wilh ltoIftUW k uued IJ JUII 01 to( bnil(11 11~Ggte cbl iCltion bull

G INSURANC Clgt$lomllt t11lOfU11Ie 101 oUinin ilt inwran~ (ovtltsectte ~Nt (ull_ be Is nfelillY 10 proUCWIO Cuam propelttY and penol

In 0 on the Ptnlstl Includlnt co-eraJt 10lt ptllon1Inj u tKI propelY dftliilf~ ttlE PAYMENTS CUSTOMER MAICU UNDER tttlSAGRUMENT AAf

NOl ftELATED TDtttE VAlUE OF ttt[ PREMISES CUSTOMERS PROP[RTY OR POSSEnION5 ORTHE PER50N5 OCCUPYING OR AT ANYTIME PRESENT

IH OJ ON TNE fIIEMllU BUT RA1MEII ARE trUrn ON 1M COSt Of THE MnM MID lllE SERIIl(U AHD lAlE INTO CONSIDEJIAOON nn PROHCTION AFFORD EO TO 10 UNOER TtffS AGJIHMlNY CUtOngtC -by elee 10 ~ any Ilatoly 10 nv IVttII or condllion (ustlty (o~c cd bycom~dllIbIHtv iu t1nce (utomc und~oI nd lha l ncltlcr he Se~ rQr the Co~ered Equlllmfnl ~rr dtiI d 10 ~du(r bul nc

el1m te certl ln u13 1(1 doe nat tvrntv I~t nel th lgtt SeIViCI1 I1ltlr Cov~red [liulpm~t i ~ pievcflt Qerwn(ll InulY un~t~orzed entnotgtCe1 or

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JOHNSOt 0 fRe 5 PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL REPREO FDF COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

H INOlMNITV

JCllnd CII~tomel 11It11 full Indemnify he ollgttl Plrty Illd Iu officers bulltffltS dilectOrsbullM tmpioyffl 1Om I ny ~ndn dlmlle p tOIlS and exptllln (clud ~lonJble utOlne-s leest illne OUt of third Pirly dllml demtlndi or lukllor bodily Injury (In(ludl dath) Of cia gc 10 tana1bie pcptny 10 lhe lCIt Irisin OUI 0 Ihe IItCIIamp~e or tnclnllonel mlscOfldutt 0 Ihe Indemnlfyl party Of lIS crnplovlef Of _filli CUSlomer expra tliihl ICI Jtlan be r~bIe 10In)Jry iWnbullbullbull bull 01 ~I only to the IICIttIt uund dlrlaquoly by IC1 nel~MI o Inllntl_ mliConduCi Thl obllJtJonl 01 JCllnd Ctome und Ihllltlt1ion ~ funhtf wbIKI to lealoml tid J ~

I LlMlTAnON OF UAllUTI NEITHER 10 HOR CUSTOMER WILL BE R[5PONSIBlE TO TH OTHER FOR ANY SPECIAl INOIRECT PUNITIVE OR CONSlQUENTlAI DAMAGES (INCLUDiNG BIIT NOT lIMITEO TO LOST PROFITS OR LOll OF BUSNlSS) JCJS TOTAL UAIIUJ TO CUSTOMER FOR DAMAGES R[5ULTlNG JROM AN( CAUSE WHAnOMR SHALL BE UMIT(D TO $2SQDOO IN NO EV(HT SHALl 101 INDEMNifiCATION OBllGATJOH [)(UD TIlE AMOUNTS ALO TO JO UNDER THIS AGIllEMENT OR THE AMOUNT OF INSURANCE IllQUIMD B THIS AGREEMENT WHICHpoundItIl IS GAUnlt CUSTOMUI UNDERSTANDS TltAT)CJ 15 HOT AN INSUIIER RpoundGARJ)tNG THE WORKOIlTIlE SERVICpound$ 0 SHAll HOT BE IIESPON5IBH fOR ANY DAMAGE 011 LOSS nAT MAYflUU~T FIIOM FIliI SAFElYOR SECURITY EQUPMpoundNTTHATfAILS TO PEAFORM PROPERLY 011 FAILS TO PIIMr( A CASUAL all LOSS

J FORa MAlfURE

KIWtLL NOT Bf RfSPON511Ll fOR DAMAGE LOSj INJURV 011 elLA CAUSEDY CONOrtIONS TMAl AAI BFYONDTKE IllASONAlU CCImIOl AHD

WITHOUT THlltnpoundHTlONAlMISOOHOUClOR NlGtlGpoundItCE Of 10 SUCH amomOHSlflCWD[ 80T ARE HOT UMmo TO (AI ACnOf GOO (6)

Am Of GOVtllNM[NT AGpoundNQpoundS Ie) SllIlKl5 (0) LABOR OISPIITpoundS) (f) FIRE If) OPlOSIONS OR CASUAlneuros (G) floIfS (H) VANDAUSM II)

RIOTS 011 WAR IJ)TpoundRROIUSM ANe III UNAVAUBILITYOF PARTS MATpoundRJALS OR SUPPUES

It RUOUJT10N OF DISPUTES 11 3 0l5pu1l rIs~ und~ tIIk _nl tile lelllgtall prom1 ~~ Incod IlIh lbesoIvt well dllputll by ~tIM In1Ie -t dsJ)UU II UIU~ 0 be vcWed eltha- pony whaw the tch IrIltble ltbiI~don by iIinC with lhe AmeltIcn ArbItIoltI oUodallon ~ no olllerlcttlClIon IaI bftn prevlouJly filed upon ftliol 01 the Ifbitnon till AAA Ihllhlw Ihe eOlCIu~W jurlsdlCllon _ the OlspUte Tlluibull11 party mty decide 10 f~e n (Ilon In coun of romDftenl jurbdirtlonl f til (oun f~m II Ihe flntlec1 proctdln flied tIIll tourt Iha have lur~dlaioo ove lhe ~JlUle to the aclulion 0101 rbltrltlon AtbiUlllon Ihln be toooucted In il(cordince wilh the lWn CUrrtnl tbhflllon rules of the IgtnItrlan Artgtilntlon MllaquoilIIon ~OIM wtlitllllon seMel mlJlIatty ampJ1Hd 10 by 1M IoIlt11n ArbIlratlon musl be (~1Ild Ihtll Ibty (60) dayt afw tn oputt submitted 10 artHlllon unlen the j)IoItlH mll I1y et ot~ The ~cI~ed by tn ~alorwi 1M f_land ~I liAlted by 1M bltLmDf may be Int~ed In XUlrcllnce with IppIiQbIe I_In any (oun h-il (ornpe1em jurisdiction jMltty po_llire III 1M 3Ibtrtttlcn or COUrt poem IhII If entilled lOn _d 01 Its rulflMble COIoU In(IudinI 1USOfIIbInomeyJ leu Incurred IS rtwlt 01 tile Oipute CUSTOMER MUST BRlNG ANY CLAIM AGAINST 10 WITHiN ONE (1) YEAR m ER THE ClAIM AROSE If CUSTOMER OOIS NOT CUSTDMR WlU HAVE IRRtvOCASlY WAIVED Irs RIGHT TO SUE 10 ANDOR INSTITUTe OTHER PROCEEOINGS AND ICI SHALL HAVE NO LlA81UTt TO CUSTOMER fOR SUOi CLMM TIME IS Of THE ESSENCE AELATM TO CUSTOMH PUISUING ANf SUCH ClAIM floIE PItOVtSIONS Of TKS AGREEMENT WHICH APLY TO AN (AIMHALl REMAIN IN HFECT EVEN AFTER THE AGREfMtNT IS TfRMNATto 10 AND CtmOMER EACH WANt THEIR RlGIfT 10 A rull

shyl TERMINATION

1 Remote Monnorln $eMCIIS and R~mOte ()pe~lln ScsvIca ma~ be imrntdlitely Clnceled by ellher party il Jels Remote OperIiQn Cenler (onne(lln res Of mOflltorlrlllSlem5l~ cle5trovtd by or ather ClIllopht Of wilt Ihf PlemilllS re sa bS damtBed Ih 1 11 Is IrnpftetaI IO conlinuf StnoIces

2 ellhe INIrty fib 10 perform any 01 Its obIirlon UM hIs Ieem~nl I~t otll jraquony wi prOIII~ -men IOIkt LheeollO lhe )lilly

1I1~ed 10 JHo In dmult Should Ine party alted 10 be Ifl defull 111 to espond I it or like action 10 cvre tIM II~IltI def within 1111 (lOt (lall 01 ~celvln IV lneo notlu the lOti ~rty may le(mlnlle Ihk rument by PIOllldlll ~ten nOl1(1 01 IIJII lermllliU lo n

3 UPQI1 IltIrrIinoUm 01 h ltfeeme~ le r anv rNson aJICmef 1hd PltiY IQ 10 I II UflGitputed _nu 0Wflj IlIrwah Ihe dallt of IIIUOII ~hIn thl (30) cI~ luth lermnl ion (ulier hIIllso prflVlde Jej Utlth RMlIlabe aa 10 the islS tD rem~ IIIe Gflew OtWe ~n~hVfllher JO pro~y ncltoun~tJI Int~on fl~ 0lt iiIlt IIlfIV ~lIlem1S ppUuble Cull 111111be liable fOlt al Iffl COlli and IICPfIfl mil Jet mv Il(u in ltootlKion th I enlOIOlmenl 01 hll tIlIl indlldina wilhoullimatlcln nlIo ble nom lees eltgtnKtton aency lees nil Olin COIoI

4 II he A~re~tot Is for mulljytar telm t~her jMrty nwy termiNle lilt Aeflaquomerll after dI ronl fu ~a of SaMlaquo by I lilt OInr pI no Ie-laquo thIn 10middot1 (151 ~VJ nit oolk laquoNlded h_ th~ (us OfIIted PREMIUM (OVEIlAGE CusIOlttltgtlt Y mlltUle ~~I ontv upon 10$ WIitt~ ~

M ASBESTOS MOlD BIOAHAZARDS AND HALUOOUS MATERtAlS

H~zardoul Mltfrills munl tfrlal ~ wb$llnct hal tIelher by Its N~ or ute II now Of hft defed Of fCula~ hdoubull 1 dOUloUbsltnoUl pc 1 o tOllllmlnlnl vodeIIV 1oG~ 111 01 leclclta l lowbullfCulallon 01 rdinlOtlCll bullbulllalre to or cklfIlUkIamp pUblic and ~ 1l1li and uletytId prateCIIon oj the IMonmen or which iI toIc explosive COfaUvt flammable radloKlhot orclnoCflIk or OIhenoriI haarcloui Of which iI or CfIfI1n1 _oItum psoline died Iud Inother pc1~um hvoilOClrbon produCl or poIYhlori~ bIphtI Hatardoui Matttllls ltlHdllGaltoeluMl makl leulmiddotbaid ptintl bIohIlrdS SIIdIIS but ftOlink~ to 1fCiofIeCl IntI HlIeJtcs-conao1n1nc mwials rACM1 Neither (ulomer nor lCi dlrlll lo or Illkeneel 10undnmiddotakedlren Obllnlolll r~I~li~ (11M klcnllOClllcln Ibuemenl dUnp control ~mo~1 or dlltpoltal o ACM

10 wlB be 1$IgtOtIIbIe 10lt moI 0 cI oos 01 ayen~roous ~Ierl_ls Ihll I ul In provldl lht StMt-es n O H bullbullf(Ioul MaIHllb1 and t~ I fmldllifIn ollllY Iell jlnd by he eI1e of 1(111lt1 MertatI For lit HI~ MltMils Iha may be olteselttl Itgt lacM~h

Johnson ~lcC 2019iQhn$on Cotro~ Inc ControlsComeJ Canfodenllal 00 nr)I COP) (pIIy~ocaIy eectrorcny or n an OIhel mea) Ylnout It ~I~ nnen ptlJJTJ5~ 01 ~C~oIs Inc PagE 38 011

middot PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL t- COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rNomiddotC1 HudOOJ Meritmiddotf (uuome shgt1IIUpply JCI wht 1 iflrornallo~ iflil pm bullbull~1on lt~lllni 10 lilp pre~nlt of lilllrltlOU$ M~ c-rret ij

th ~ilt eJ~nn ~v ff~(1 10 pelt1orm bull e 01 Ih~ s i(~ II Illhft Cnomelt or 10 gtKom ltt 01 ltgtlt UUlfCU U~ I)esellltt 01 Nonmiddoto(l HIIIISo M~ le1$ tIIl Iy ItgtItrlre llh Cr ServIltpoundl II I~U ImmtdllltIy $lOP I~ SoetYl(l Itgt rile I ffffiecl ru ~nd noilly the o thw ~n As btt-en (unome Ind MI Cuu_ hoo_be rtlpor1ible 01 IIISoho n~n ~ e -d diopoinr 01 Honmiddotla Hndou Mele 1$ fom lu rdMIebullbullnd for Ih (medlllion olny reu ImpaetCd by he ret bull bull e of he Hon-CI HUlrdou Mlltrl I~d mul ptwidc ~ cer1lliUlle 01 a balm~nl ~cfore J(I will be obll~lled 10 ~rlorm 0 cnl~ue lIS S~Mco unln 10 ~d letu knowloedae Ihll NonmiddotCI HIardou M~I(II~ were pren nd eted In dl$tfpr d of I~I ~e In wli(h tne 1lJ 1lt1 -11 be (pon lbllil lu ole ~ Othe etMOltlon 0 nmiddot orn Impmed by IlJ leltl~ of 1Idgt Hibullbulldon MlttIIbullbull00111) ( lOme hon In lOponibII II lu ole e~e for the _olI 01 HIbullbullrdous Male 1s INri ~ no bHII r~ieued and fe reie~e~ not nultlnc from Cl1 PtriormallCt ef tilt Serulces CuomN ~hlI ~I~nd ~nd InclomoJlot JO ~Calnl 1 Iol-ifl (o sU damUC I e~~nlel vd claJms ~rnamp 01 lu fa ure 10 (omply with Ihll Sccllcn M

N CUSTOMER DAlA

Cnlomt da la obtillned flom lie SetWltcs II owned by alld 111amp11 btlolt o Cunomer 10 I~ IUIOI illO UI Cl410mellb 10 prcMde Sentlce (lome bcept a lonh IItrlln lei wilt 101 disclose Ie any IhllI Otlty ~ny 1rlISivIltN81 (~nom dlI~ acquled hrouh pelt10IWIIIa 01 Ihe Sttvices Mthout Cul lomer (OnSenl (unomer ilB~e Ihal Jel nd 11 ubleIIrle affillnlnd epproved Ihild ~rty COII111OI5 and de-elopers may collecl nd lJ~e CUllome dll for Iny eaon 10 as ny ee l ule 0I1t1e clall on I dt middotklfn11itd bSII Iha dot nOI p~rsonaMy I~ntily Cullomer or anvlndivd Cuilomelt Igttgteby ~nlJ)O a petu WilcIWkIelfrtvOCable royah lru8unO U modi+ m1PU~Ibull bull WOIoeltIse and 1011

0etMt~wo b frOtnuch dala J(III ~IIM rlClIl$lOlI Inr~ 10_ rbl tJlIltflllll nd produnl C~led as I ew of uerlomnce ofSeMlts

O JCIS INlHLECTUAI PROPERl

10 WM IKtJI d riCh ~ lgtcIltgtltfest 11 yl) woltk orovided 10 Cuslomel IfgttIudlnl ohooI l ilmltiltiOfl ill ~e ~U and objeet cod dorumtnll1ior1 tKllnic Inhwon or dlla 1plaquolflCa1onlnd del bull ltes Impr~mellU 01 mOClllQlooruo 10 r~II1Hmiddot~ and (bJ I(now-How (defined below) e~ b 1(1 In bull (I~eron 01 lhe ~bltt 0 periolfTlfnt ollh Slt~ whth ~n_n 10 1(1 ror 10 Of diVtlom or tiICgyeiI Or ~uire-d In conneCllon with I perormrltt of II obn ioos under lhl ~greemenl Ownership Of eM Oelwblf ~nd KnowHow Ihd veil 00001y In ICJ nld flO Oe~ver~~bullbull1IaII be de~med middotworks mide fo r hlf bull Withoul UtIamp Ihe lenerilily 01 th e fortlal vfSNp 01 ai sool(e nllIS ~ (Ie (Olme of ptriOfnlInamp the le1Vkei I~I reMain the elOCIuIiIIt PlIJIIIlt1V 01 10 FltK purpoltl 01 ihllt AaJr-cmerr middot~nowmiddotHO mean a knohow )jot e It(hnIQ~s (Q ~U mllhoclolocln loobbullbull~Iy i(ll ~pprOKIgtG dltibu~ Odell and dt1m dllcoveriU ad ld~ililnW1ed produCAd by dhelc~d or uelt t)y 1(11 he CfUlon IIlt plovilJcn 01 the o-t~f1b1eI or In the Iltroltnance 01 tho Sltrvkt1 i nel Iny chanee ImplovemenJ or modlfiuHon tlgtereto or deivatlv Ihe reof

P OI6IT lpoundRMS

Any licMM 10 ltgtlt ~h( to ~laquopoundl1 JO IOfWlIrt produW inc dIIlti l e r Cloud tu Dyfth-lMd ulkr till Irelfflflfl b prellldild on 1- telt

corldklons for the iPllllebje loflwr~ groduct Of dlcll or cloud trvlce lei forth btll1wwwJgtgtmQI(QroluQmtgtulk Cleull4itl~I SU(h

aptgtlblt oftw~re podu nd (jjIIIIlervlltes lermsr lncopO ~d by rcferetl(e hcreln

Q Mi~LlAHrOlJS PROVISIONS

1 AW nor l~bullbullequlred IC be amp1vfIfI1bullbullnrundfi hili ~e ifI wrllnt Inc ~11I)e (OtIl(Ieca prcper ~iwn If (II chlMrred In Jlt IOt (b) tlll vi the Unlled 51lei POI~I stvIlte pel1se orepald ftlIlIred 0 tertlfld Mill rflun fclOl requCled (cJ ifni by o~ernlJht del~rv scNiCe ( fidEgt UPS) 01 (dln bvfClIrn~~ ~ m~1I or olnelt el~wonlC mt~nd confimed by (~cslmll e relum mlll or ele~hone

2 TIUs CfNnltnt _ nor be led byCunomoe wtllIc 1(1 k wrgtlIell (0ltgtSe 1(I IN ~ III -eM 10 1amplJr lh eltlnbull bull o_ ethn~erJon firm 0 (OltpOrllon wltheut Cul1omer~ conscm 0(10111 abo lIve 1M Ith Itsor cI1stretlon 10ubconuaa ny ponlon 01 IDe Servl(e TII$ ~retmenllnues 0 he ben~fot of Ind Is appllc ble tc ~ny aS1inees or SUbltOnl etor~ ef telbullnd II blndlnt upon Customer wllh Plaquo110 nld Il-SlttD or ltubculag rs wilh Ite f~e nd tllecl3 n bInltls (uIOme loJel

411 any plcviion of 1M femen Is fgulld t W IMaloC ~ tbullbull1 or unenforceable in ~ny elOtet Ihe lIdlly lealOty ~nd enforcelbillt Ollhe rem~lIinlpltosooru cellUinil htfetll hill flO( In t V wy be Ifeuelt Of irnj)3IleltIthNeOv

S TlIII laquoeemenlI lhe enUre (onl et bltwcM 1(1 nd CU1l0mt1 and ~st~1 ~ny pltlcr or ~ 1 undcfSllndll _itt IIIltIU ~ ro~oII or Olher ommuni(llionl b tween the partIe

ampmiddot(111 dltnowIodllli ~nd ~ bull IIgt IIY jhHdl l c ord~ lucd by Cuilomc In cunllKlon h lhigt laquo~enl iSlnlend only 1D ellMliiSh lnymenllllhof1ry fOl Cr5lont r Inltrn~lluou~I purptllH nd nol be conide1( to be ~ unto llcr Imltfld n1 modlfQtion o OIher IcvlslonlO lhe lenTIl 01111 AtrHment No tem or condition I dud or rfenced In CUIO middot pUdaSll ordl will h~oe ant fOlte elfet and Ih~e ( flU and condillon shall (MUOI (utomr1 ICtcraquoi1ICe of ny SefVicellllJH ltOnltllu lt in I~pncc of these lerm ~nd rolldnions An prO(IOl fo tltkjllo~1 or d~lefe rli ferm~llgtt In CuSlomtrs J)Uf(hue orde-r Cr ny otll elt dOtumenl Inill expresl ~ccP1ed IfI wrlIlIZ by ICI hCfeby objKted 10 nd telaquotCd

711 1I1t( at n~ (hfnlel 10 (uuomero ~tlnl or 0~r3110~f Of I lPlk oOle eEulaIon II ltode u~ bull Of ulW~y t~Ilebullbull I~il mD Iltldy ffeet J(rl peremlnt~ of the S~rvi(eJ or 111 pt1tlrltl ~fel 10 IhU h the ~ht 10 an eQ~IUbl and l~proprlle djuumenl 10 Ihe cope Ie and othe-f llcned Ie 011111 Ag reemenl

Johnson ~p(gt 21)19 Johnson Conll ol1 CU~lome-f Confgtdent Controls 00 -0 eopV 1ptyslQllly eleGl ro~gtCIly OlIn any oiher mft) hou Ihe eXJlress wn llen oerrn$$IOn 01 Joinroon CQntro ~ Irtlt Pag 3e of 42

JOHNSQfJ COtHROlS PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED r 11i COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

ADorNDUM TO PSA TERMS AND CONOITIONS OR MONITORING OF INTRUSION fiRE AND OTHER WpoundTY SYSTEMS

If ~te MOnilOfin StMces bull bull pIktly III(ludtS Ittnol~ lire ~ml 1I~oritl gtlaquov1tv 11111 mooilorint or video monitor ifl lht $COpe 01 wol1lt O (11110 d es tile Aareemenl II hereby madifie1lncl mended to Indude the termlnd prollllioru ollhls Addendu 10 tile PSA 10 Monhorinc 01 InlWolI r lf Mid Sfety So$term (Ihe AI(eNjum QplIlred Irms thaI Ie nol de1if1ed titeln lhirll h~ the melni cJven 10 diem In the lIIlement In Ih _11 of conhicl between the t~rTIltId (omIllions of this Addendum arid those ~inl ln the 111_ the tems (ondttklfls oIlbis Aoddtlldllm st pi~I~

1 kmote MoMorln of AIm SI~nI$ If ICI receiYo an elMfltnCV Itrm Ilen111 Jel Floc Jel IhIoII eeworlo nolhylhe IPJfOprille po~ Or fire deplnfII or other eme1enty panR QG ~iJurlldictlonnd Jel hl tndeVOI 10 IIOtiIyCuIlOmPf or tlsdellllllled repruenlnlve by eltmoll urltss instfU(1e-ltt 10 do OlheAlt by Cllomer In whilll ndot Nltd on l~ndlfd operalln picaduttlfo Ih ROC lCi uJ)OII feeeipi 01 bull lIOnmiddot emeree llenll from lilt Iremll sh ncltlvor 10 nOI11y Citomer ~feMltlve pursUlnl to Cu llemer1 _inen Instructions k faullin to QltmoU or Ie nOlllatlon Cunome ICknowlldlt5 1-111 the sllNIs Irlrumlttld from lhe Iremes will be monltoid In mOllltorlnl ftty not 0~111td by x~ lhe peSOIIIIeIIn _h monltom fldllltf lit nollh I~u 01 10 nor dots KJ IoU I rupDnsibillry Ielt tilt _ tIkh 1Kh Inb w montloed o lhe ttlPOfll( to $udlI1

2 ltemOI Monltotlfll kNkes Irkntllfmote MonllorltlJ SeNlf$ 1M be plaquolded by KJ If lhe ACftrM1II includes dIle 101 wth St~ 11

wm SeMce Is pchtitd 1lt1I nltOI~ mIIf 01 Ilirm 10 lhe Premies and lhe InIIlllchlre Is bIosed on the porcln( iCOq( 10 by lhe Jgt3lttiel wbjea 10 the lerms llId (ondiliolls 01 tills Addendum tie numtIMohllrms produced I I thl1ueloes beyond the COnuXt~ numblaquo of alarml In month (utome wiM tie blWon oleage lea

CommunOllonl Mdbo 0110( acknowlld Iht monkOlinl 01 COIlfelt Equipment requires nnsmlSllon 01 Ilgn~1s 0-1 $urlldad lelephone Iinellndo the Int_I1Id th Ihese moOeI of IIIJllmlslion ltmoV be Inl~rupled ctrofIIYltInled orcompromilrd In whkh cn IIC llMnal ClIO be Insmitttd trom the Pemius 10 thtr nIOfgtileinl fad~ty CUllomt ndenlnd Itltlle II~ lhe noonIOIn latllHy 10 be Willi 01 $lOch tonditlon bull dditlonal or 11tf~ II prol~1on toIIO be inllilled $udI line ItcIity devicn1 (Ullomtr COIllnd epensencr 10 Irlnsmluon Itlephone Ii only Cuslom- etnowtlldl_ II is _ IhIt h _urlty deW _lillie Ind nlnl UpirWy ldenllfied In Sthtdule A bull (qulprnent l ist lin dednrcf to purdlnl well 0tvkI~ Crntomtlt IIlth xkroowIedItllhlt Ulth ddltlonil pClt11on Is not 1rbIe Jot Inltrntl lrlMtOlln1on un6tr thl AIeemtnl

4 flwjUnnccemrry nns StfIlu csls At IOs OP1lOnltllddllIDIIII IN mIy be dwpd lot any m Of unlfQlOSiry SIM Vuil uused Of n=~led bV cUOJftllf 111 ildclklon Cuitomeuhlfl be Illy re$llOflSlb~ncr II1Of1 for fines petllltItsIISISlmInts l3gtes f~ o MH I~ by ~ 10vemmelQ bOCIy lell1lho~ tommolOlctrlloll 01 ~I UlltImiulon COlllptny1l1he rnlllt Ilny Iltie larm Ind ~hin rtlmtgtiwl Kl lor any tom -cUffed by IClln conMCIicll IIgtItewth Cunomer wi opera Ihe l)II toIIeluly ~ ID 1ooId CMOllne fau llimu hIM lIrmi an be ClVled by I _tIM or olher forces ~ he cOIIlrof 01 10 II n ~ number 01 flle Ilium lit cltetved by KJ In MIdllicfl to Y othebull lIb1e (tmedlll 1 111)1e to Jel ICI m v lerminll Ihis amprttmenl Ind discontiny t ny Service(snd leek to cover dmllts If In bullbullent Is dlipolChtd by I _mtnlll l ulhorlty or Olh Iibullbull 10 pond 10 a II~ Ilirm where lh CUIIDme o Iny olher Piny IIIi InlentlonallV xddenoly or rraquolilenlIyKl~led lhe Iam I lInl~ CullonW kaD be Itlportllble lor and PIYnv and1I lell lcrjor fonu lIuled with fUPlaquol 10 lhe fls lImsnd PlY 10 JCJIht Iddltiooal clllrJcs Mid (OIl1lncufftd by It fom I fl lslIlm If lilt CIIIIO_r $11_ M$ 1IXIllHllbie dtvIu Customer IUlIgtorIlti ICI 10 ~I Ille Iemin to tv Ill the ludible device r JO I eqlleued 01 ordltltd ID do lO bltf l_r_II~ lIhbors Dr I~ fist and Cullonle will PlY JOlts standard servIc ct tllule lor Kh well visit PoIIcIIIndes tiIU rePlir of svn1 whlth CIOUS lue diugtoldla _ lobi_ IIlIlngln lhe equljllll6nl nt(esAY f 10 to wpptr the StMces nd euslOmllt wM fWf 1 COlU of JudI malntelaflct At IeUI IIOIIthly CUMO-wi IIISI the V$ltm protea deulces and send lell I 10 the ROC 10 I n monltorin laquoII1Imtn1 I 8WldIIfIct wlthlnswctlons from JO o the Roc CoI_r IIHi to lest lhe monltorlllamp IV$tttnS inc1tIltIinI ttsti anv ultruonlc mlctowwtlnfrared CampPlCliInce or other electronic ~l_nt prior lofle end of tlCh monlhnd will ImmedlJtetv rfllOlllO JCl if the equipment fafls to respend to ttll I wltom IhIoI mike Iny nlaquoIIUry rIj)IIs 1ltOO fttl clP of notice IS Ii rulonlllly prnkll CuWgtmer ~n al an tlmes be oltlv rponslbllt If)lt mainlilninamp Iny Iprln~~r vlem In cod wortInc oflier Ind provide Mfeqlllf hell to lilt PIfI

5 RemQII Monilorinamp Df VIdo MonltoiIl Srvices Oul~ Ih Term JCIl sol lcr only obfilllkln mine fom the In~~11oo of Video MMtorlnC ~Mc In Sctvkt oIfrnf 1hall be 10 monitor thl dlamplIlli 1l KlullIy IKlvtd by JO II tI flOC fom mnn Ollhe VIdeo $oo$lem afld pon receipi 01 a dlllllrillCnllndicU lhirt In fam cOndlticn )lists 10 crravcbullbull as ptlmnltd by II 10 lIol~y lhe police or olh munklplllulhoity deemed approprlale In KJs bsokn dilafllon IndIO well pellOllS Customer 1111 deslampMted In lIlne 10JO 10 rectlvoe nolineiQn cf IlICh IlIrm tondition II WI forth huein HD llarm 1nstI1ti00n ffPIl bullbull tnIInltnall(l or rd IgtOJUeI will be1OVItIed urocSer IhIi Video MDnl~ optlcnJO m~ oul DfIor nollce 10 CUIIDmtlt in _10_lcIbII ~or iltlurtnu _ultur~bullbull II(t d ls(OfIIIne 1Id Dr ltand iii ~ policies and protedurtL

bull Inc~lon nd rDndonlon oIlte VIdeo MonIln shaUbe pt~~d by KJ Wthis AI_nt Iclude$ I cha lOt IIIdro Mkorin~ Se we If ucll Voo MOIIltorln Stltva 11 purthi1e-d IIde(I MOIIlto111lI S~II will Decln when the Video SVSlern II Inlblled and opelltonalbullbullnd when Ih nlltesHry communletllorll COMIKlion Is CQmplcHed NO obIililiOIl lor the provision 01 tI1l~ VidllO Monitorln SeMa w1I laquogtIIInt1l lbest tlQllirmenllm ~

b CstQ lqvlllmut Customtr shall obIalnlllu DWfI CMtnd fgtltPtn~ () thIqulpmenl netenry 10(OrlllKllo 10110( Ind (b) wtutev~ IKtmlnlon permits o tice nHS lIwrl be 0ItUSA fom1 penonl ~111gtDtI1Ie ulltity bull bull nd lIlY ot tilted lervico plt0iId~ In co_aion wIIh Ih ~lYI(el n vIdIo 11 to be IISfd boor 1111 Customer Ii inlltlgtcltod 10 poduct Ad Imrnll video I~a (Ih VIdeo System Imj oillcPemlsti 10 IhltOC Ithe VitIeo System fCl mers no torn~ wJrratIVor fPISnotlon 11 1 Mto NSr will _ate IS ln1enclecf Conto Iulttller IJreoII 11111 notwithillndi V rule o 1IlttIct~tron by tel In dec Svst Ind Video SVSI I~ 10 ihIII ~ no tiPOMIblIity or obIiamplllorocltgt ItCnliO CusIO lhe~ SVlIm 0V other CUlla IIQVI~I

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PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rm ICntI(~ CvllOflCf II _u~hi1 I~ Video SYUCfgtgt ~alecl time lilt poiltloorwd NllouteclSlltll WI II only PlocllK 01 caPlII VIdlaquoI SvlI ionIt cr (ns111M Prcmltsts CUomo ~ IdtqWIwtiotI Ifbullbullbulln~(f1tIamp tondillonJ 101 Ihl OINt~ of the CamuH CUIm~ nb1~tI ltId lCllel t t 10 ~I$d no UItIIfO 0 lHlclpil~ Itllouln c JIOlIlIofgtInamp- lfodfO 1M t1ilW UMffillr(ludill W nol limhecl lo~lttllrlC willi NS loaltiDfU INn 01 pClSOfU In-VIdeo Sysltm l~etJ Y ~pirI or UIMUff

d Cll Customtlt Rw toI rflpltllbk 10 lbe video ~Im ce oduced Of uptur by toe VIdtltgt ~ 11 (gt11_ IQ~ del indemnify Inc hold hl rmIti )(1 M( 011lt tnl1 diectotJ I nc Itmployotfl I bull Inc ~I dmq~ lou (csu and cprnses 1~IucIItIIfI$ON~ UOOneyl lKi) rSOgtamp an or 1IIIrd gtllT IIIoIMI defTIIflCh Of ulu In connKlion lh thr ue (gtptfllion

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C V~oSylltmSIcMIbull WhM fcnalI(Im tM ~S(Iltm II lCeMd KIC$tfWIlhe hI to 1( bull m Zb belort odfoiC 0fIlaquotI1I(y ~lIcn Ind mty CfQOlt nol to notlfv ~tfCY ~10NWl1f II ~I Ulon Ie bellr-c In ill )Olt d-trtIJon III n Imer ency fondillon (lCI~ nOI tlsl 10 ~I filii temPt Ie i~ Ito nUINe ollhltl tmesfltv by ut vI u l yenelnClllon ndlor Iht twO-ayollaquo 111_ iI pploble) of 1M Vldre Sl$IMlIn(lud~ CnOlNlt 1(I1t IIKI detirllI 11111 ergtey (onditJ olUs JO will tfIde_ 10 notify lhe popelt POlice or emet~ry (0II1IC1 on a IIlClllon alln cI In_I by(~omer 10 10 Ot lIS CltnH- WIlen ~~ICfl(y 11 lCe~](1 I bull bull UtpllO coaKI tilt 111 ~ble CII1I01r1If rtprtotllI~Ie orr lilt nCltlLutIOll c~ liS bill fill rIOI nol l l( tmtrlRfKV uLhI~ Ihls notlllcalll)lJ will bI irllh~ I of bullbull o 11 1(1 bull 1 folte ROC ~c~_ lilne c~S1~ fl1~ e~ edlle lhe Q~ IUt Iltgtr Yemerlencv or __~trCt otulJoII the cuHomtr HI nftdO mte IhIs tQIIMlln _kin csl~ IUlhobl$ n IKISIO ~ IU Iettl Ie UJt Itl dlKrltllorgt C_IIII I ~I Ot damp1IlIon 01 11 Pt 0 ptlt$ons en o OUftd 1111 cltfTIht$ who UI nalllUIIorInltI 0 ClrtOmet 10 Will HOT MUST Ott DpoundTAlN MfI tllUON

f tcordlnp CltnIOIOtf COMtllU 10 lbe Ilpe laquo0lt1111amp of ~I Ietph(lnlc tomnICIII bt_ Ihl Pttml~ nd KI lCI wll h no ~ InyIlLilJnIrom laquoordlne fo r bullbull nu 10 ~cd) CIt PlbltCJ11on 01 ampf1WO-Wty WIIrI eamtnamplnlaOOrU oVgttr KOId1 0lt lhelrIi1(1 hili III tidily In c~ wllh VIdeo Svll grllt Vldre SysIHTIIaa IndudI blrt rtClHnllted I e I frltN omltlIlon tOeJamptn(t o 0 1( by JCI CIt olltl oNi( p~ ~I__ lIenu COfltnclon Of tny Olha tIIIrd pan COMtel ie n wIIh e ~tllgt1 fOt 1~ 1ltt 01 ffIOI) ~nsmLilIIon eodilll InltrpOflamp UllOfIl4I 10 VidtO Imltbull

I IIl1k 01 1011 II lIMorntls 10 dgn nol prenl o wIfnl that IIIlt StltvIet1 p_nl nylou by buIII( IIoIdup fire 01 gherwbl CIt 1-1 Ih ~__ In til ua ptOyenide the ptelWIon for WO II is Lnslllld 0lt InIrIOdtcl Of lhaillM ~ will be ninttlpted 0 eUQImiddotf (ltnlome

II d ok It lou 0 cll mi l 10 the ~ belA( mon~t ~~~ to itl (ltntl wlgttlhot bIoIonCInlIDCWiOmtr O111end hM not dt on Inv ItennUliQI1l l ncl wlIes 01 CI CXp Of Implied e(~pt IJ pt(rV loti IOllh In l~ iI AiHmf nl fUr1I1e IxprlIV ~(luded from

IhIs ~I If til wnl lt 01 met(lIlnlabJlilv Of nt Of ulUbifi l f01 ~trtk FUfl)Oie

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JOHn SeN CONTROL PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL REPRf FOP COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

COMPLCTf ~o4JUTY FOR [SllBUSHNG AND MAINTANNGACCESS TO ND USE OF THE NONmiddotAPPIIOVI DTILCO SERVICE FOR CONNECTION TO 11lE AlA~M MONITOIING lQUIPMENT CUSTOM~A FURTHU UNDEFlSTANDS THAT TilE LARM SYSTEM Mr BE UNABLE TO 5(17( THE TILCO SfJlVlCE TO TRANSMIT AN ALJlRM SIGN F ANOTHER CONNECTIONHAS DiSABl EO IS NTIflfERINGwrYH OR BLOOlflG THE CONN(CfION

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Johnson ~liID 2019 JohntOO COfIIloIamp Ire Custom- Coolidenr1I1 Controls Do n~ cop (phy$~ ~ eectltOt1Icell 01 n any otrer m ed o) fIOjt toe elCpl es~ illlten permosslon 01 JOIWon C OIItfol$ Inc Pil~ ~ 42 01 ~ 2

TOWNSHIP OF WORTH Sanilac County MicbigaD 6903 S Lakeshore Rd Lexington Michigan 48450

Telephone (810) 359-8852 Fax (810) 359-7027 F-mail CleTkworthmlorg

PhUlp EssenmacheT sup~JenDifer Staoyer Clerk Jenuifer Woodruff Treasurer Jack Wylie Trustee Walter Badgerow Trustee

RESOlUTION 16-7-20-1

RESOLUTION TO ALLOW WORTH TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF DETROIT EDISON TO OPT ltlUT OF THE SMART METER PROGRAM

Whereas Detrott Edison Company has begun the process of Installing within the boundaries of Worth Township digItal advanced meter infrastructure to be referred 10 in this resolution as smart meters I and

Whereas many township residents have expressed concerns about the Installation of sm art meters on their

homes to Worth Township officials and to the Worth Township Board and

Whereas these residents and Township Board members have expressed concern about the alleged Intrusion

into their respective energy usage attributed to smart meters and

Whereas many residential customers of Detroit Edison Company are concerned that emissions from smart meters may be attributed to serious health problems including but not limited to physiological neurological pulmonary vascular and sensory and

Whereas Michigan House 8i114916 was written to address the above mentioned concerns regarding smart meters and has been forwarded to the Committee on Energy Policy

Now therefore be it resolved that the Township of Worth SanIlac County supports the ability of OTE Energy customers to retain their current analog meters and to opt out of the smart meter program fortheir homes without being subject to financial penalties and additional monthly charges

Now therefore be It further resolved that the Worth Township Board of Trustees strongly encourages State Representative Chairman Aric Nesbitt of the Committee on Energy Policy the Michigan Public Service Commission Attorney General Bill Schuette State Senator Phil Pavlov and State Representative Paul Muxlow to take all regulatory procedures needed to investigate alJthe aforementioned InformatJon and concerns for the health safety and welfare of our cItizens and Inhabitants

Board Adoption

This Resolution shall become effective on the date of Its adoption by the Worth Township Board

RESOLVED this O dayof j~ 010lw

ATIEST AS TO ADOPTION BY THE WORTH TOWNSHIP BOARD

$0 Resolved

Date 07- 2 D- b

Supervisor Philip G Essenmacher

~ Oerk Jennifer Stanyer

Motion to Adopt made by Board Member ~Yl)) Second by Board Member lAhxJtttff

Nay AbsentAye

Philip Essenmacher Supervisor

Jennifer Stanyer Clerk

Jennifer Woodruff Treasurer

Jack Wylie Trustee

Walter Badgerow Trustee

I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and complete copy of a resolution adopted by the Township Board

of Worth County of Sanilac Michigan at a Budget Meeting held onj~ 00 f OIQlli and that said meeting was given pursuant to ad In full compliance with the Open Meetl Act being PA 267 of 1976 and that the minutes of said meeting were kept and have been made available as required by said Act

Jennifer $tanyer - Clerk

Village of Reese Resolution No 13-14-01

A RESOLUTION ADDRESSING SMART METERS IN THE VILLAGE OF REESE

WHEREAS the teon Smart Meter often refers to an eleCOidty meter but it also may mean a device measuring natural gas or water consumption and

WHEREAS many communities across the country have joined forces to prohibit smart meters from being Installed locally mostly upon the notice ofhigher energy bills (Cost) illness (Health)forced installation ofmeter(lnvasion into Home) Privacyissues(4th Amendment right to Reasonable Expectation of Privacy) Safety and Liability and

WHEREAS on March 4 2013 the Planning Commission for the Village of Reese passed Resolution No 2013~02 that recommended that the Village Council consider takingjormal action to notify and ban allfuture use aSmart Meters within the VillQJe ofReese and

WHEREAS the Village Council believes that additional information relating to the use of smart meters 1n the Village of Reese needs to be compiled prior to making a definitive deCision with respect to banning the use ofthe devices NOW

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that at a regularly scheduled meeting of the Reese Village Counal being held on May 13 2013 ) a quorum being present a motion was made by KEAST and second by FIELBRANDT to place a moratorium on the use of ~smartmeterswithin the village limits for a period of six (6) months so that the Planning Commission can continue studying the matter AND

BE iT FURTHER RESOLVED tbatthe copies of this resolution be mailed to aD utility companies who provide electric gas and water services to the VIllage of Reese

Vote

Ayes 7 Nays 0 Abstain 0 Absent 0

ft(Z~iJlage Clerk

(MmeUmmbers Pnrlcialaobscii OM ~1llUser Rcentsl Mtlvm )ul1eMilier Attclll Plfks Wlniam WaiterS

City Clerk l1wUlCi M Smilh

Admmismllwc A$~ Oid Voo Cum

CITY OF BROWN CITY A Progressive Industrial and Agricultural Community

4205 Main Street Post Office Box 99 Brown Cily Michigan 48416()099 Phone (810) 346middot2325 Fax (810)3463802 el11lil brownctygrealtllIkesne

CITY OF BROWN CITY Resolution Number 16-04

A RESOLUTION TO THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION EXPRESSING THE BROWN CITY COUNCILS CONCERN WITH THE

INSTALLATION OF DTE ENERGY SMART METERS AND A REQUEST TO EXPLORE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY EFFECTS

WHEREAS OTE Energy has begunlhe installation ofnew mele to CU$lomers in Michigan ThumtNlleA oommunities~ replacing existing meters with srcaUed Smart meters that is electric meters which viH broadcast information to the utility company using radio frequencies and

WHEREAS DTE Energy has indicaled thaI il will at some point begin installotion of Smart mete in the City of Brown City and

WHEREAS Smart mel provide benefit 10 utilities by allowing remole meter reading by among other things eiiminating the need for someone to go onto each utility customers property to read a meter and possibly offering residents lower electric rates at non~peak times and

WHEREAS a significant number ofpeople including residents or the Cil) of Brown City have expressed heir roucems 10 this Council hom potential health effects ofthe Smart melers as well tIS other concerns regarding lheir universal deployment in the City and

WHEREAS although the City COlmcil is inforoted that it is without jurisdiction to directly regulate Smart meters exclusive jurisdiction over them residing with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) the City Council believes it is appropriate to assist its citizens in obtaining consideration of their issues by requesting careful review thereof by tbe MPSC

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROWN CITY that

I The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perform a careful analysis fbe potential health and safety effilltts which may result from the univernal installation of Smart meters for electric and gas utilities

2 The MPSC is further requested to consider delaying the deployment of Smart mete pending a conclusion by the MPSC following coreful study lJd review that such met are safe and will have neither short-term nOr tong~term negative consequences to the health of the citizens of the City of Brown city and the State of Michigan generally

City amp1 BC(lwu City H6illurion )6-(14

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3 The MPSC is asked to carefully examine other concerns regarding tbe deployment of Smart meters as may be sllbmilled 10 them by Tcside nls of the City of Brown Cily and lhe Stale of Michigan so as to insu re that all aspects or the issues are considered before final dctennination is mnde with respect 10 such deplo)111enl

4 The MPSC is funher asked to consider requi ring public lllilit ies to allow customers with appropriate medica l docwnellHll ion of their ind ividualized risks to opt out of SmOtrl me ter installation at their homes

5 The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perfoml a ca reful analysis ofrhe potential privacy issues regard ing available and fut ure SOlan meter technology

6 All resol Ulions inconsistent with [he foregoing resolut ion be and the same h~reby an repealed to the c-tent of such inconsi stency

The fo regoing Resolul ion was ofJered on May 9 20J 6 by Councilmember William Nailers and seconded by Counci l member Dan Loulzenhiser There folloed a Ro ll Call VOle with four (4) Councilmembers present eM Jacobson -alSlnl eM Louzenhiser-yes eM Mclvorycs eM Milkr-yes eM Parks-absent eM Wal(~rsmiddotyes

Abs(ltlining ~

Ab~enl ~

A QUORUM BFING PRESENT - MOTION DECLARED CARRIED

I Juonii a M Smilh (ily Clerk o(the City or Brown Cit) hereby cen iry thallhe foregoing is tru and complelc copy orn resolutiOlllldoplcd by rhe Cily Counc il o r th~ government ofrhc City of Brown City County orSonilac Sl3te of Michigan al a regular mecting hcld on May 9 2016 and thai said m~etin ~ was conducted M d public notice of sa id mecling WaS given pursuam to and in fuJI compliance with Ih Oren Meelings Act bein Ac t 267 Public ActS o( Michigan 1976 and thaI the mimlles of ~a id meeting Wlfe kepi nnd ill be U f have been made available as requ ired by said Act

---1 L ~ r f - ~ _-7~~----~_ -c lt-1 JUClnilil M Smi th City Cleek City or Brown City Sanilac Count y Michigltln

lt 11 or Brown e ll) Rcsoluliun 16 middotJ~

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RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THEAlIIUrv OF Clrv IEStDENTS AND PROnIffY OWNERS TO EUlCITO OPTmiddotOUT OF RECEMNG

ADVANCED UTilITY MmRS (SMART METElISl

The followIng preamble and resolution were offered by Coundlmember ~1 i t hoe J ~rL_~ and SlIpp-orted bV Councflmemher ~~__k Ll pa n __~

WHEREAS OTE Energy SVIARl meters (SMART rn~ters) are 0lltidern electrIc metirs which end elect(ic meter readings dutomatlcaty bv using a radio frequency nehvorK rather than 11 uarlitronal on-site ~te( reading method lind

WHEREAS DTt fnargys actively Installing SMART meters throughout southeastern Mlchigan And has recently moaJfed 11

latter to the City of caro pemin1na to the ability of City residents to opt-our of f(Celving a SMART meter and

WHEREAS a numberQf CIty residents have exprltssed tomems regarding negative health conditIons that may reson from the use of SMART meters the a(CUuKY ofSMART meters and the possibmty that th~ uS of SMART meters may contribute to Ute loss of personal Jlrivacy aod

WHEREAS the Mict~an Public SeNke ComPlisston has receotlydedded to lnvesligate seve-fal Il$pea$ pertalnloji to the use and installation of SMART metm and

WHOtpoundA5 the Mlthigan Public Service Commission tlSi a tompomml cf this lmt~stigation is requesting thai utmW comPanles disclose Information rega-rdltli tM po-tential adverse hearth effects associated with (he use of SMART metetS and

WHEREAS th~ City of CarD Council i$ charged with securing and defendioe the overall health safety_ aod welfare of the ldenU of the aiy and their guests

NOW THEREFORE BE rr RESOlVED that the City of (arc Council her) supports the abillty of Its residents and property owoe~ to elect to o-pt-out of receiving SMART meters m$taIJed

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Cam Coune supports the invGSlgat1ltm by the Mkhigan Public Servlce Commission of SMART meters

THIS RESOLUTiON DECLARED ADOPTED nus 5 DAV OF August 20131 ClerkITreasufac of 1M City of Cam State of Michigan do hereby certify tNt thE foraolng Resolution was duly adopted by the City of cam Council during its regular meeting Mid in the Municipal BunOlng in the Clty of Carcent on August 2013

Resolution It 16-201~ June 6 2016

RESOumON A RESQUJTiON SUPPORTING MfCHIGAN HOUSE BtLl4916 OR SIMIlAR IEGtsJATlON AND SUPPORTING THE AmUTY OF TOWNHSIP R6U)poundNTS TO CHOOSE TO HAVE AN ANALOG EtECTfUC AND GAS MEml RATHER THAN ASMART (ADVANCEtll MErE

WHEREAS smart meters are computerized electr1c meters that send electric meter readings to the utility via radiofrnquency radiation multiple times per day and

WHEREAS analog meters are manualJy read electromechanical meters that have accurately

measured the electrtc consumption of homes and busfnessesfor over acentury and

WHEREAS DTE Energy (the utility) is repiaclng exJs1ing utility meters with smart (oka advanced or AM) meters and

WHEREAS DTE EnelY plans to replace all meters with either the fully functioning smart meier orthe smart meter with the radlofrequency turned off (opt-out meter) and

WHEREAS the opt~()ut meter must be manoa read In the same way analog and nooshytransmitting digital meters must be read and

WHEREAS the IItl1ity in fts testimony berore the Pub1c $ervlce CQmmission in U-17053 has stated that the nonMtransmltting smart meter performs no functions not already performed by the analog electric meter and

WHEREAS the utility charges the residentJa customer $6720 to have the norHransmitting opt-out smart meter In place of the fully functionIng smart meter and

WHEREAS the cost of lealllng In piace an existing analog meter is $000 thus creating an unnecessary charge on the customer who does not wish to have a smart meter on their home Or business and

WHEREAS some persons on fixed lncomesare unable to afford the opt-out fees and

WHEREAS the utlJlty does not permit businesses to opt out and

WHEREAS1 citIzens of this oommunity have expressed many concerns about this replacement Including concerns about the health effects of mdlofrequency radIation and the voltage transients and harrnonfcs (line noise) generated by smart meters concerns about privacy and hacking concerns about fire safety and fire hazards concerns about Impending time-ofltse rates and resultant increases In electric bills and conterns aoout remote shut-off and

WHEREAS many residents in the State of Michigan have reported negative health symptoms after the installation of smart electric meters or rnm-transmittlng opt-out meters on their homes and

WHEREAS some residents of the State of Michigan have reported that their smart meter has cau~ht fire or exploded or have reported flickering lights and appliance short-outs Immediately after a smart meter was installed and

WHEREAS the Township of Vassar has worked tirelessly to attract positive Investment while rejecting those that put our health environment and quality of life at risk and

WHEREAS the Vassar Township Board of Trustees ts charged with securing and defending the overatl health safety and welfare of the residents of the Township and their guests and

WHEREAS the electromagnetic frequencies emitted and generated bV these meters have been snown by tens of thousands of scientific studies since the 19305 to harm biological systems and therefore may pose a serious long~term threat to the health of our cltlzensj and

WHEREAS customers with a disability under the Americans with DlsabIHtles middotAct may not be charged for accommodation of their disability and

WHEREAS both the nonmiddottransmittlng smart meter and the analog meter accurate IV measure electricity usage and whereas both must be read by a meter reader therefore making them indlstlngulshable for purposes of metering customer electrical usage and

WHEREAS smart meters have not been mandated by the federal or state government and

WHEREAS our Township is committed to providIng equal opportuntty and quality of rife for all and to removing full barriers to participation In public nfe on the basts of dlsabnity and

WHEREAS OTE has been unresponsive to these customer concerns and

WHEREAS House 81114916 would address these concerns without Impacting the utilitys ability to Install smart meters on the homes and busInesses of those who want a smart meter

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Vassar Township Board of Trustees supports the ability of OTE customers to not partidpate in the smart meter program on their homes and businesses and to have their electricity usage measured by an analog meter without suffering financial penalties or Incurring monthly charges as outlined in House 81114916 and that an analog option be offered in perpetuity to all uttllty customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar TownshIp Board ofTrustees calls upon the Chair of the House Energy Policy Committee the members oftne Energy Polhy Committee the state representative for our dlstrtct the state senator for our district the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Attorney General to do all In their power to ensure passage of House 81114916 and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar Township Soard ofTrustees calis upon the above-mentioned persons and governmental entitles If House 81114916 Is not passed in this legtslative session to do all In their power to ensure passage of legislation In the future that will ensure that utility customers have the right to have an anakJg meter on their homes or

middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

Vassar Township Clerk ~~--=-~

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AI ortmiddotpe~ kWh ClIpadly EIIOIJ O9COC per kWh Non-Capadty Cnor1V bull4J5lC kWh

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oN_V(O1 ~Chalt~ bull $5(l per mollh Oistrll)Jioll kWn CY al-roond) bull543(X per kWl1

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MId-jMk MOIIdiy bull nidi) 1 am to 3 pm 7 pm to n pm AI mId-oeak kWh

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(Crtlieal PHIl _ ts cIInIQ on-pfU Worodly rriGay1o eo hours IIlaquo VN~ IIrtIttI ___ notl~)

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Novembtf Ihrovfjh May -sl 20 kWh per dIy

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Delivery CNiroes 5efvice (halVe $750 per rnonl h RIA Credit middot $750 per monlh Di5tribvtlon kWhbullbull 543OC per kWh

Time of Day Rate-

On-peak h(Wrs MonCJay-rriday n Um 10 7 pm Power Supply CnarQes June through Octo~r

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Mi(1)eilk MoIIdIlY friday am to 3 pm amp 7 pm to I pm All midpeak kWh

Capacity poundnerQy bullbullbull bullbullbull bullbull Aoose per kWh Non-tapaclty Enerqy bullbull bull 4Q49 per kWh

Off-peak 11 pm to 7 am and all day Saturday Sunday and desiQna~ holidays

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(Critical Puk events dJrlnQ on-puk hours MondayshyFriday Ilmlto to eo lIours per year with ~vance notite

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November through May (IrS 20 ~Wh per dat

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

~~~ Jodi Fetting

Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

AittpAcs Policy GIOlp Airsp $iIViClWl us )epCfIrren ul T(Qrspo~ltrlto-

8GO lndeperdenoe Avenue SW WtW1Irglo DC 7059

Federal Aviation AdrninStrotion

JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

2

Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

3

Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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Rahm Mormando ltrmormandotuscolacountyorggt Thu Jun 202019 at 302 PM To Clayette Zechmeister ltzclaytuscolacou ntyorggt

Forgot 10 add that the added poSition is the same that we talked about to the commissioners at our last meeting about the whole budget change and the lease

The poSition is 20-25 hours $10-12 per hour to start Paid lor by the grant The overall budget does rOt change this was an adjustment that ellmmaled certain things (inCluding overtime lor prisoner Iransport to meel me) The staffing number will Change by I but the budget will actually be less Some 01 the money lor the actual office setup came from Ihal same Z9k thai was sellor overtime So the FICA elc wonl be needed iolhal Shelly and I talked about the money par1 of this and I was actually was budgeling a totat cost altha employee at somewhere tess Ihat $17 per hour That was all In and IS included in my adjustments

l ei me know il you have any questions

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Benefits of Planned Service A Planned Service Agreement with Johnson Controls will allow you to optimize your buildings facility performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a value-driven solution thai fits your specific goals delivered wilh the attention of a local service company backed by the resources of a global organization 5 VALUfS 9_--_- shyWi th this Planned Service Agreement Johnson -- shy

Controls can help you achieve the following five objectives

1 Identify Energy Savings Opportunities Since HVAC equipment accounts for a major portion of a buildings energy usage keeping your system performing at optimum levels may lead to a significant reduction in energy costs

2 Reduce future Repair Costs Routine maintenance may maximize the life of your equipment and may reduce equipment breakdowns

3 Extend Asset Life Through proactive faclory-recommended maintenance the life of your HVAC assets may be extended maximizing Ihe relum on your investment

4 Ensure Productive Environments Whether creating a comfortable place where employees can be productive or controlling a space to meet specialized needs maintenance can help you achieve an optimal environment for the work Ihalls being accomplished

5 Promote Environmental Health and Safety When proper indoor conditions and plant requirements are maintained business outcomes may be improved by minimizing sick leave reducing aCCidents minimizIng greenhouse gas emissions and managing refrigerant requirements

All of the services we perform on your equipment afe aligned with -The 5 Values of Planned Maintenance and our technicIans understand how the work they perform can help you accomplish your business objectives

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Personalized Account Management A Planned Service Agreement also provK1es you with the support of an entire team that knows your site and can closely work with you on budget planning and asset management Your local Johnson Controls accounl management team can help guide planned replacement energy relrofits and olher building improvement projects Youll have peace of mind that an entire learn of skilled professionals vlill be looking out for what is best for your facility and budget

A Culture of Safety Johnson Controls technicians take safety seriously and personally and integrate it into everything they do All of our technicians participate in regular and thorough safety training Because of their personal commitment we are a leader In the HVAC service Industry for workplace safety performance This means that you do not have to worry about us when we are Q1 your site

Commitment to Customer Satisfaction Throughout the term of your Planned Service Agreement we will periodically survey you and use your feedback to continue 0 make improvements to our service processes and products Our goal is to deliver the most consistent and complete service experience possible To meet this goal weve developed and implemented standards and procedures to ensure you receive the ultimate service experience - every time

Energy amp Sustainability A more sustainable world one building at a time - Johnson Controls is a company that started more than 125 years ago with a product that reduced energy use in buildings Weve been saving energy for customers ever since Today Johnson Controls is a global leader in creating smart environments whers people IIe INOfk and play helping to create a more comfortable safe and sustainable world

The Value of Integrity Johnson Controls has a long proud history of integrity We do what we say we will do and stand behind our commitments Our good reputation builds trust and loyalty In recognition for our commitment to ethics across our global operatIons we are honored to be named one of the Worlds Most Ethical Companies by Ethisphere Institute a leading think tank dedicated to business ethics and corporate social responsibility In addition Corporate Responsibility Magazine recognizes Johnson Controls as one of the top companies in its annual 100 Best Corporate Citizens list

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Service Plan Methodology As part of Ihe delivery of this Planned SeNiee Agreement Johnson Conlrols will dedicate a local customer service agent responsible for having a clear understanding of the agreement scope and your faCility procedures and protocols

A high-level overview around our service delivery process is outlined below including SCheduling emergency service on-sile paperwork communication and performing repairs outside of the agreement scope

Scheduling Preventative maintenance service will be SCheduled using our automated service management system In advance of the scheduled service visit our technician is sent a noUce of service 10 a smartphone Once the technician acknowledges the requesl you customer service agent witt call or a-mall your on-site contacl to let you know the start date and type of service scheduled

The technician checks in wears personal protective equipment perfonns the lask(s) as assigned checks oul with you and asks for a screen capture signature on the smartphone device A work order is then e-mailed faxed or printed for your records

Emergency Services Emergency service can be provided 7 days a week 24 hours a day 365 days a year During normal business hours emergency service will be coordinated by the customer service agent After hours weekends and holidays the emergency service number transfers to the Johnson Conlrols after-hours call center and on-calt technicians are dispatched as needed

Johnson Controls is committed to dispatching a technician within hours of receiving your call through the service line A work order is e-malled faxed or printed for your records Depending on the terms of your agreement you may incur charges for after hour services

Communication A detailed communication plan will be provided to you so you know how often we will provide information to you regarding your Planned Service Agreement The communication plan will also provide you w ith your main contacls at Johnson Controls

Approval Process for Non-Covered Items Johnson Controls will adhere 10 your procurement process No work will be performed outside 01 the agreement scope without prior approval Johnson Controls will work with you closely to ensure your procurement process is followed before any non-covered Item work is started

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Summary of Services and Options

Comprehensive and Operational Inspections During comprehensive and operational inspections Johnson Conlrols w ill perform routine checks oltha equIpment for common issues caused by normal wear and tear on the equipment Additionallests can be run to confirm the equipments pertormance

Routine maintenance such as lubrication cleaning and lightening connections can be performed depending on the type of equipment being serviced Routine maintenance is one of the keys to the five values of maintenance -It can help identify energy saving opportunities reduce futUre repair costs extend asset life ensure productive environments and promote health and safety

Combustion Analysis

Combustion analysis and subsequent adjustments are critical to efficient boiler operation Boiler fuel whether natural gas or oil must burn in the proper combination of fuel and air (oxygen) Poor combustion can create soot deposits on the tubes impairing heat transfer Incomplete combustion can also lead to the potential formation of CO (carbon monoxide) an odorless gas that can harm occupants In the mechanlcat room andlor building Johnson Controts technicians will analyze the flue gas to determine If optimal fuellair ratios are present

Operational VisltlControls System Verification Based on our exper1ise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance and calibrations on the equipment controller for your mechanfcal equipment The inspection includes the following tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel

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Advantages Provides proactive Identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments identify energy efficiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

Operational VisitSupervisory Controls System Verification Based on our expertise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance on the supervisory controllers and servers in your Metasys system The inspection includes the follOoving tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel and cleaning as needed bull Review of alarms points which are offli ne out of SeNtce and overridden points bull l ocal backups of controllers objects and server repoSitories bull Review security database and ensure default passwords are Changed

Advantages Provides proactive identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments Identify energy effICiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

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components This service does not include chemicallreatment required to control or eliminate biohazards such as Legionella unless chemical water trealment services have been added as a separate option

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Summary Thank you for considering Johnson Controls as your building technology services panner The following agreemenl document Includes all the details surrounding your Planned Service Agreement

With planned service from Johnson Controls youll get a value-driven solution that can help optimize your building controls and equipment performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a solution that fits your specific goalS delivered with the attention of a local seNice company backed by the resources of a global organization

We ll be your building technology services partner

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Planned Service Agreement

Cuslomer Name COUNTY OF TUSCOLA Address 440 N STATE S1 CAROMI48723-1555 Proposal Dale 061112019 Eslimale 1-135LX3G9

IScope of Service

Johnson ContrOls Inc r Jcq and the Cuamplomer (colledively the -Parties) agree Preventative MaintenslCe SelVlces as defined in Schedule A r Services) will be provided by JCI aihe Customers facitily This Planned Service Agreement the Equipment U s Supplementat Price and Payment Tefms Terms and CondJUons and Schedule5 attached hereto and incorporated by this reference as if sellor1h funy herein (ColecUvely the Agreement) cover the rights and obligations of both the Customer and JCt

Extended Service Options for Premium Coverage

If Premium Coverage is selected on-sile repair services to the equipment will be provided as specified in this Agreemenl for the equipmenllisted in Ihe attached Equipment Us

IEquipment List

Only the equipment listed in the Equipment Lisl will be covered as part of this Agreement Any changes to the Equipment Lisl must be agreed upon in writing by both Parties

----------------~ITerm f Automatic Renewal

ThIs Agreement takes effect 0fI 0810112019 and will continue until 0713112021 (Originaj Term) The Agreement will aUlomalicatty renew on a year-Io-year basis after the Onglnal Teon ends unless Ihe Customer Of JCI gives the other writte n notice il does not wam to renew The nolice must be delivered al least (45) days prior 10 the end of the Original Term or of any renewal period The Orignal Term and any renewal periods are sometimes collect ively referred to in this Agreement as the Term Renewal price adjustments are discussed in the Terms and Conditions

IRefrigerant Charges

Refrigerant is nOllncluded under this Agreemenl and wilt be billed separately to the Customer by JCt

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IPrice and Payment Terms

The lolal Contract Price for JCIs Services duringlhe 1st year of the Original Term is $1302000 This amount will be paid to JCI in Annual Installments Pricing for each subsequent year of a mul1iyear Original term Is sel forth in the Supplemental Price end Paymenl Terms All payments will be due and payable within 30 days of Ihe invoice date and SUCh IImely payment by Customer shall be a condition precedenl 10 JCIs obligation to perform lis Services A penalty of one and a half percent (15) of the amount due per month shall accrue for payments received after the payment due date Renewal price adjustments are set looh in the Terms and Conditions

Invotoes wil be senllo the following lOcation

TUSCOLA COUNTY COURTHOUSE 125 W LINCOLN ST CAROMI48723

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Supplemental Price amp Payment Terms (Applies to MultimiddotYear Contracts Only)

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CulIIme Ihal Ply 1M lcts wtl du1n KCOfdlIltt wIIh Int PIYfJItIII It ml prald td lor In lhe llIeemeI Such PIIymtnl II cond~1oP pc~tdnl to 10 ablellon 0 perlam StMcu under 1M e-emtnt In lu v lillny pvchlle o d elllKllo lhi eeme-nl bullbull nd ~~hstancl Ul4le 10 Iht tom theltein Cuslomtr tkAOWledIIOO ftel thlt IofIdU JO IrwoIces 10 an meum _teIhln $15000 lhall be ~Id a nlt wire t~fe check Of money order If IhII rume-n11s rertoedlCttl1 ovide (tmametwlth IlOlite olillyIdjUllmtnlS In the ConllKl Prict appfltlblt 10 Mff_1I period no r Ihn IOflYmiddotfWtjS)dltIys 11lt10lt 10 tIgtt totNMnoemcnl oll~illenewit 1Dcl UnonlOAlaquo In_theetmt at lelll hfTyI30) dIys prior 10 Iht 11( of fuch bullbull~I peiodIN ICfJusled price IIIbull bull bctlht prlre 10 ~ Itn il perlod

E WARftArffiES

JO warrants IIJ $Ic wUI te provided In ood ~d orkmDnllkt mlnner for 90 dyI Irom the elite of Se k ti I Jel eltc ives rlnen nollt e 01 a

Johnson ~j(C 21)19 JOIlnSOo CUols b e Customer COrlidellfrlll Controls Do ~ 0l0Y fphYSllll1 eletrorucaJy or 111) Ch(gt mampoiI) 111OUt (ou)t8$$ wel ~m H()n of JOIn$on CoIIoi s Ic P aglt ~601 42

I r PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

bf Ch of Ihi warranty Pl io to the e nd o f this flinty jlnod Jel III -perlOm any no~-tonlor~~ S ~Nilt~ e t no addl11on~1 (~ r8e hhl~ a ltonvn 1y tU5QMble Itm~ of I~ nOIIIllt llon

Jet 1gt lhoit eqvlpmfnl mnuIanued o I~dd bgtj 10 (ilofl fnc 11IiI1 It Irom dellaquou in mIII~ 1 and k hlp 1 lnlam normlluutelOI I period of90dS 1110 1ngtl11J o fumih bullbull pleOI 01 CQulpmenl utl(k tNs Alemen ilnd lhat eQulpmenl Ii cov~red brl nty fom m tnktunr ot~ INn CI 10 wf l llnSI~1 the benefits cl th lt m-nufgtltlue(J waranty it any to Custome and 11 amy lemediebull ~ n clu1III 101 lhal equipment AI ttnJj)OItlkwI (hoi tnwred In _ lion wi(h Ihr wrinty 101 eCllOpmeol1 IftdO 1~1s nol _wd undshythis AeerntnllNtl be bDn~ byCuJIO b eept as poided heern II Jel oltelves in nOlice 01 I ~ ee~ 01 I~b ~rmty PIlot to t~ end 01 tllh rruy pelod JCI will ttPlIr o eplate (n )(1 OPtio nl Ih e delMliv~ equl pmenl

Tllele _nl do II(It IJttend 10 tty ~ltW 01 eltlul~n lhal have bfton rnllUied bull bull Ite ed Or repared byC1I0 CI O IlIItd INfl iel Ihoul 1M supelVi1on 01 nd 110lt lltn Ippt(lvll olIO o WJCI ~t num~ or ranty d tul W bwn rmowd or alured AJ replaccd parts Ct equrgtnMn1 h1 become JCI pro~rty Thb ~rtntv is 1101 lu~b~ W~ nty J~ ~ be provldfd dulnn ncrmal bUllneu hOUlI IXCludll hoII(Ivs The r-dti I fonh hilrtln shltl be to(II~ nd eoltclU1ive medywltllCltlrdllo ny wlfrt nty ( 1lm under thlgt AallefMtlt Anv uit huN _lIIe rrltltv mun be lItauhl no III mn orgtamp II) ~a ftlr lile txPtloon ollhr pplicllble ffanty ~Iod Thlgt IIm(ttUon Is In IItu cr Iny olhe IPPrlublf mlult or 1Imh~1I01 CUSTOM~R FURTHfR ACKHOWLIDGU oVoID AGREfJ THAT THUt WARIUJffifS Aif ICIS SOU WAlIRANTlES ANDTOTHf MAXIMUM [)(TENT PpoundftMrrrEO UNDERAPPUCABLE LAW ARE IN U[U Of All OTMER WAftRANTlES pound)(pRpound$S OFlIMPUED INClUDINGtIT NOT lIMITED TO TlfOSf OF MERCHAHTA8IUTY AND FITNESS fOR A PlRTICI)LAR ftJRPOH

f CUSTOMEROIIUGATIONS AND COMMITMENTS TO ICI

1 Cuc~ wtt~l lt M ~ JCIr) WOOmIIlion (Onnltnlne conoilion of lhe CovtfeO Eqv ~ment TI Cvstom agnfS nd ~ntl

lhll 6tin 11Ie Tffm of IhI AItirnenl Cu crne will 11 oprr1 the Cevtttd [ol~menl ~codin8 10 th~ mnulanu~1 atldor CI co ~nduonl

01 up ~lt I~ I rgtd CUtten work Ic Ind motion boutt~e Co~erfd EQltrlpmenl crommended bt th e nufCuH ~Mor J(I

DJ 1I00Ii(k a n MlIQU 1e on_ 101Covw E4Uipm t ~ ftltommended by Ihr nufw1u~ Ntdor K~ Includili but 01 limited 10 dequal~ electllc~1 pOw~ ie IU~ lit COIGitionnt1Id ~umldltycontro

(4) oo ri ly JCI lovn~ile1y 01 ~ nv CowCd Equlpm~ nl mllunCtion Iliu kdown o other condllion ~fleclltg Ihe oper11on of tht Cowrt d f qulpfltf1

(5) prOjf ICI It~ nl arct1l 10 lis Pem isegt a nd Cevelti Equ~nl 1 ~H UJonIbIe tId nEU1IJf lmn for IIgte perforttIfICt olt~ e 5elVicu

(6) alo JCI 10 ~~ iod SlOP ~ erodialy hm off or otherwlle C~IIle c temponrily lupend eqvlpmenl Of)eratioru oc Ihll)(1 an perform Ihe ~le-aui~ uoder ~ AceemcIII

(]I M af)dlable ~Iovtd t JlIo~e oondc-n~ coollfll t_r 1raquoiIr wa ter lUlrnenl lor IN proper function (II Co_ed E Ilmc-nld prot ect a~lnll ~ nV elonm~nllllssu~ a nd IOllae of biohulld lueh 3$ but not IIm~ e d to leclonell

(III un iIlId jIIoperl itl and Itl~ Itttr u1on 11 lm t_ tUh nlpoundhl or II uth cfNr Ie Custo hili clo~ the PWllfl

(9 O~I1n I M~n Jke nc jIrnilgt ~qulred lor ~d DoloV I~ tlelt u~lecI ~ h theServlu

(lOI noullrJC I immedi ately 01 fly cmed ~deauacv~ 01 1~Iur r cl th t Co 1 Equlpmenl 01 othr condl lon ffenlna the optallen 01 Ihe Cored hulpmenl

(II) fumlVlny nelteu 110 C ~ I na ~~101 olflle$ 1$ peme (111 poperty maintain pall se Mlte Ind utt I~e 101111 operalion olny olh property sYStem Qqulpmenl or dtYlte o (usto m or 0111 to wtkh the Covered [Qpment mav De ilUacled or eCMK led In UCordinct wi1h mltlnuaclur~bullbulleornmend~tlcnt InlUr lfle elme ou1ltenll c the lequlemeltIU o lny Ie o6l i bu u ~encv 01 ocllttIIO~1u hiviC ll6iction thteol

131 IIOIt~mpet IVTt ~ ~ker Id)u l ~ dllturb I~ ~mQve Of ol~erwle Int~l1t~ with any Coveed poundIpmenl (locltKUn ampny relll~ 10l1wllftl ind 001 permk th r ~e 10 be done ~nd

(14) raltt lrom UU1nC lalie mina erob lfse K I 10 i Iln~ Pf~lty 01 I~ 1)1 by 01 IUed at~I1 JO by Iy OIlf1Imeltola mu fielpll I~ncy II elull lhereol

2 CUW~ftI~ u1ltnowledtna undend~ ~I unleS dl fea l~llor blQhl bullbullltdl uch leIOiIen11l topliGi tlyltKludm ttl I~ C JO b proYIdfr1t h gtCuomerlpo I~UI~ Ie pI ltgtvde j lK~ It~ nl Corner~mowIedcu lhlits fitC 10m~ ht tobla~ wlU elilgtte KI 01 any elpontbliity lor~ny Co~ed Equipment bC~kdown 0lt I ny ntC~UiY air o rrFgtlourneot I any Cover ~d Equlpme-nt II CUSICme brehes ItY 01 the t obllltlons KI N aye lhe Ilhl upon Mlen notice to Cullrgtmif to smpend Ilt Seovas unl~ C~tme cua udgt blttadl In a lldliJon ( SI_ rhaC be npornblt lOt f2YInt 0 etmbrfll10 10 inyCOlU Iuodt~ wilh ltoIftUW k uued IJ JUII 01 to( bnil(11 11~Ggte cbl iCltion bull

G INSURANC Clgt$lomllt t11lOfU11Ie 101 oUinin ilt inwran~ (ovtltsectte ~Nt (ull_ be Is nfelillY 10 proUCWIO Cuam propelttY and penol

In 0 on the Ptnlstl Includlnt co-eraJt 10lt ptllon1Inj u tKI propelY dftliilf~ ttlE PAYMENTS CUSTOMER MAICU UNDER tttlSAGRUMENT AAf

NOl ftELATED TDtttE VAlUE OF ttt[ PREMISES CUSTOMERS PROP[RTY OR POSSEnION5 ORTHE PER50N5 OCCUPYING OR AT ANYTIME PRESENT

IH OJ ON TNE fIIEMllU BUT RA1MEII ARE trUrn ON 1M COSt Of THE MnM MID lllE SERIIl(U AHD lAlE INTO CONSIDEJIAOON nn PROHCTION AFFORD EO TO 10 UNOER TtffS AGJIHMlNY CUtOngtC -by elee 10 ~ any Ilatoly 10 nv IVttII or condllion (ustlty (o~c cd bycom~dllIbIHtv iu t1nce (utomc und~oI nd lha l ncltlcr he Se~ rQr the Co~ered Equlllmfnl ~rr dtiI d 10 ~du(r bul nc

el1m te certl ln u13 1(1 doe nat tvrntv I~t nel th lgtt SeIViCI1 I1ltlr Cov~red [liulpm~t i ~ pievcflt Qerwn(ll InulY un~t~orzed entnotgtCe1 or

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JOHNSOt 0 fRe 5 PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL REPREO FDF COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

H INOlMNITV

JCllnd CII~tomel 11It11 full Indemnify he ollgttl Plrty Illd Iu officers bulltffltS dilectOrsbullM tmpioyffl 1Om I ny ~ndn dlmlle p tOIlS and exptllln (clud ~lonJble utOlne-s leest illne OUt of third Pirly dllml demtlndi or lukllor bodily Injury (In(ludl dath) Of cia gc 10 tana1bie pcptny 10 lhe lCIt Irisin OUI 0 Ihe IItCIIamp~e or tnclnllonel mlscOfldutt 0 Ihe Indemnlfyl party Of lIS crnplovlef Of _filli CUSlomer expra tliihl ICI Jtlan be r~bIe 10In)Jry iWnbullbullbull bull 01 ~I only to the IICIttIt uund dlrlaquoly by IC1 nel~MI o Inllntl_ mliConduCi Thl obllJtJonl 01 JCllnd Ctome und Ihllltlt1ion ~ funhtf wbIKI to lealoml tid J ~

I LlMlTAnON OF UAllUTI NEITHER 10 HOR CUSTOMER WILL BE R[5PONSIBlE TO TH OTHER FOR ANY SPECIAl INOIRECT PUNITIVE OR CONSlQUENTlAI DAMAGES (INCLUDiNG BIIT NOT lIMITEO TO LOST PROFITS OR LOll OF BUSNlSS) JCJS TOTAL UAIIUJ TO CUSTOMER FOR DAMAGES R[5ULTlNG JROM AN( CAUSE WHAnOMR SHALL BE UMIT(D TO $2SQDOO IN NO EV(HT SHALl 101 INDEMNifiCATION OBllGATJOH [)(UD TIlE AMOUNTS ALO TO JO UNDER THIS AGIllEMENT OR THE AMOUNT OF INSURANCE IllQUIMD B THIS AGREEMENT WHICHpoundItIl IS GAUnlt CUSTOMUI UNDERSTANDS TltAT)CJ 15 HOT AN INSUIIER RpoundGARJ)tNG THE WORKOIlTIlE SERVICpound$ 0 SHAll HOT BE IIESPON5IBH fOR ANY DAMAGE 011 LOSS nAT MAYflUU~T FIIOM FIliI SAFElYOR SECURITY EQUPMpoundNTTHATfAILS TO PEAFORM PROPERLY 011 FAILS TO PIIMr( A CASUAL all LOSS

J FORa MAlfURE

KIWtLL NOT Bf RfSPON511Ll fOR DAMAGE LOSj INJURV 011 elLA CAUSEDY CONOrtIONS TMAl AAI BFYONDTKE IllASONAlU CCImIOl AHD

WITHOUT THlltnpoundHTlONAlMISOOHOUClOR NlGtlGpoundItCE Of 10 SUCH amomOHSlflCWD[ 80T ARE HOT UMmo TO (AI ACnOf GOO (6)

Am Of GOVtllNM[NT AGpoundNQpoundS Ie) SllIlKl5 (0) LABOR OISPIITpoundS) (f) FIRE If) OPlOSIONS OR CASUAlneuros (G) floIfS (H) VANDAUSM II)

RIOTS 011 WAR IJ)TpoundRROIUSM ANe III UNAVAUBILITYOF PARTS MATpoundRJALS OR SUPPUES

It RUOUJT10N OF DISPUTES 11 3 0l5pu1l rIs~ und~ tIIk _nl tile lelllgtall prom1 ~~ Incod IlIh lbesoIvt well dllputll by ~tIM In1Ie -t dsJ)UU II UIU~ 0 be vcWed eltha- pony whaw the tch IrIltble ltbiI~don by iIinC with lhe AmeltIcn ArbItIoltI oUodallon ~ no olllerlcttlClIon IaI bftn prevlouJly filed upon ftliol 01 the Ifbitnon till AAA Ihllhlw Ihe eOlCIu~W jurlsdlCllon _ the OlspUte Tlluibull11 party mty decide 10 f~e n (Ilon In coun of romDftenl jurbdirtlonl f til (oun f~m II Ihe flntlec1 proctdln flied tIIll tourt Iha have lur~dlaioo ove lhe ~JlUle to the aclulion 0101 rbltrltlon AtbiUlllon Ihln be toooucted In il(cordince wilh the lWn CUrrtnl tbhflllon rules of the IgtnItrlan Artgtilntlon MllaquoilIIon ~OIM wtlitllllon seMel mlJlIatty ampJ1Hd 10 by 1M IoIlt11n ArbIlratlon musl be (~1Ild Ihtll Ibty (60) dayt afw tn oputt submitted 10 artHlllon unlen the j)IoItlH mll I1y et ot~ The ~cI~ed by tn ~alorwi 1M f_land ~I liAlted by 1M bltLmDf may be Int~ed In XUlrcllnce with IppIiQbIe I_In any (oun h-il (ornpe1em jurisdiction jMltty po_llire III 1M 3Ibtrtttlcn or COUrt poem IhII If entilled lOn _d 01 Its rulflMble COIoU In(IudinI 1USOfIIbInomeyJ leu Incurred IS rtwlt 01 tile Oipute CUSTOMER MUST BRlNG ANY CLAIM AGAINST 10 WITHiN ONE (1) YEAR m ER THE ClAIM AROSE If CUSTOMER OOIS NOT CUSTDMR WlU HAVE IRRtvOCASlY WAIVED Irs RIGHT TO SUE 10 ANDOR INSTITUTe OTHER PROCEEOINGS AND ICI SHALL HAVE NO LlA81UTt TO CUSTOMER fOR SUOi CLMM TIME IS Of THE ESSENCE AELATM TO CUSTOMH PUISUING ANf SUCH ClAIM floIE PItOVtSIONS Of TKS AGREEMENT WHICH APLY TO AN (AIMHALl REMAIN IN HFECT EVEN AFTER THE AGREfMtNT IS TfRMNATto 10 AND CtmOMER EACH WANt THEIR RlGIfT 10 A rull

shyl TERMINATION

1 Remote Monnorln $eMCIIS and R~mOte ()pe~lln ScsvIca ma~ be imrntdlitely Clnceled by ellher party il Jels Remote OperIiQn Cenler (onne(lln res Of mOflltorlrlllSlem5l~ cle5trovtd by or ather ClIllopht Of wilt Ihf PlemilllS re sa bS damtBed Ih 1 11 Is IrnpftetaI IO conlinuf StnoIces

2 ellhe INIrty fib 10 perform any 01 Its obIirlon UM hIs Ieem~nl I~t otll jraquony wi prOIII~ -men IOIkt LheeollO lhe )lilly

1I1~ed 10 JHo In dmult Should Ine party alted 10 be Ifl defull 111 to espond I it or like action 10 cvre tIM II~IltI def within 1111 (lOt (lall 01 ~celvln IV lneo notlu the lOti ~rty may le(mlnlle Ihk rument by PIOllldlll ~ten nOl1(1 01 IIJII lermllliU lo n

3 UPQI1 IltIrrIinoUm 01 h ltfeeme~ le r anv rNson aJICmef 1hd PltiY IQ 10 I II UflGitputed _nu 0Wflj IlIrwah Ihe dallt of IIIUOII ~hIn thl (30) cI~ luth lermnl ion (ulier hIIllso prflVlde Jej Utlth RMlIlabe aa 10 the islS tD rem~ IIIe Gflew OtWe ~n~hVfllher JO pro~y ncltoun~tJI Int~on fl~ 0lt iiIlt IIlfIV ~lIlem1S ppUuble Cull 111111be liable fOlt al Iffl COlli and IICPfIfl mil Jet mv Il(u in ltootlKion th I enlOIOlmenl 01 hll tIlIl indlldina wilhoullimatlcln nlIo ble nom lees eltgtnKtton aency lees nil Olin COIoI

4 II he A~re~tot Is for mulljytar telm t~her jMrty nwy termiNle lilt Aeflaquomerll after dI ronl fu ~a of SaMlaquo by I lilt OInr pI no Ie-laquo thIn 10middot1 (151 ~VJ nit oolk laquoNlded h_ th~ (us OfIIted PREMIUM (OVEIlAGE CusIOlttltgtlt Y mlltUle ~~I ontv upon 10$ WIitt~ ~

M ASBESTOS MOlD BIOAHAZARDS AND HALUOOUS MATERtAlS

H~zardoul Mltfrills munl tfrlal ~ wb$llnct hal tIelher by Its N~ or ute II now Of hft defed Of fCula~ hdoubull 1 dOUloUbsltnoUl pc 1 o tOllllmlnlnl vodeIIV 1oG~ 111 01 leclclta l lowbullfCulallon 01 rdinlOtlCll bullbulllalre to or cklfIlUkIamp pUblic and ~ 1l1li and uletytId prateCIIon oj the IMonmen or which iI toIc explosive COfaUvt flammable radloKlhot orclnoCflIk or OIhenoriI haarcloui Of which iI or CfIfI1n1 _oItum psoline died Iud Inother pc1~um hvoilOClrbon produCl or poIYhlori~ bIphtI Hatardoui Matttllls ltlHdllGaltoeluMl makl leulmiddotbaid ptintl bIohIlrdS SIIdIIS but ftOlink~ to 1fCiofIeCl IntI HlIeJtcs-conao1n1nc mwials rACM1 Neither (ulomer nor lCi dlrlll lo or Illkeneel 10undnmiddotakedlren Obllnlolll r~I~li~ (11M klcnllOClllcln Ibuemenl dUnp control ~mo~1 or dlltpoltal o ACM

10 wlB be 1$IgtOtIIbIe 10lt moI 0 cI oos 01 ayen~roous ~Ierl_ls Ihll I ul In provldl lht StMt-es n O H bullbullf(Ioul MaIHllb1 and t~ I fmldllifIn ollllY Iell jlnd by he eI1e of 1(111lt1 MertatI For lit HI~ MltMils Iha may be olteselttl Itgt lacM~h

Johnson ~lcC 2019iQhn$on Cotro~ Inc ControlsComeJ Canfodenllal 00 nr)I COP) (pIIy~ocaIy eectrorcny or n an OIhel mea) Ylnout It ~I~ nnen ptlJJTJ5~ 01 ~C~oIs Inc PagE 38 011

middot PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL t- COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rNomiddotC1 HudOOJ Meritmiddotf (uuome shgt1IIUpply JCI wht 1 iflrornallo~ iflil pm bullbull~1on lt~lllni 10 lilp pre~nlt of lilllrltlOU$ M~ c-rret ij

th ~ilt eJ~nn ~v ff~(1 10 pelt1orm bull e 01 Ih~ s i(~ II Illhft Cnomelt or 10 gtKom ltt 01 ltgtlt UUlfCU U~ I)esellltt 01 Nonmiddoto(l HIIIISo M~ le1$ tIIl Iy ItgtItrlre llh Cr ServIltpoundl II I~U ImmtdllltIy $lOP I~ SoetYl(l Itgt rile I ffffiecl ru ~nd noilly the o thw ~n As btt-en (unome Ind MI Cuu_ hoo_be rtlpor1ible 01 IIISoho n~n ~ e -d diopoinr 01 Honmiddotla Hndou Mele 1$ fom lu rdMIebullbullnd for Ih (medlllion olny reu ImpaetCd by he ret bull bull e of he Hon-CI HUlrdou Mlltrl I~d mul ptwidc ~ cer1lliUlle 01 a balm~nl ~cfore J(I will be obll~lled 10 ~rlorm 0 cnl~ue lIS S~Mco unln 10 ~d letu knowloedae Ihll NonmiddotCI HIardou M~I(II~ were pren nd eted In dl$tfpr d of I~I ~e In wli(h tne 1lJ 1lt1 -11 be (pon lbllil lu ole ~ Othe etMOltlon 0 nmiddot orn Impmed by IlJ leltl~ of 1Idgt Hibullbulldon MlttIIbullbull00111) ( lOme hon In lOponibII II lu ole e~e for the _olI 01 HIbullbullrdous Male 1s INri ~ no bHII r~ieued and fe reie~e~ not nultlnc from Cl1 PtriormallCt ef tilt Serulces CuomN ~hlI ~I~nd ~nd InclomoJlot JO ~Calnl 1 Iol-ifl (o sU damUC I e~~nlel vd claJms ~rnamp 01 lu fa ure 10 (omply with Ihll Sccllcn M

N CUSTOMER DAlA

Cnlomt da la obtillned flom lie SetWltcs II owned by alld 111amp11 btlolt o Cunomer 10 I~ IUIOI illO UI Cl410mellb 10 prcMde Sentlce (lome bcept a lonh IItrlln lei wilt 101 disclose Ie any IhllI Otlty ~ny 1rlISivIltN81 (~nom dlI~ acquled hrouh pelt10IWIIIa 01 Ihe Sttvices Mthout Cul lomer (OnSenl (unomer ilB~e Ihal Jel nd 11 ubleIIrle affillnlnd epproved Ihild ~rty COII111OI5 and de-elopers may collecl nd lJ~e CUllome dll for Iny eaon 10 as ny ee l ule 0I1t1e clall on I dt middotklfn11itd bSII Iha dot nOI p~rsonaMy I~ntily Cullomer or anvlndivd Cuilomelt Igttgteby ~nlJ)O a petu WilcIWkIelfrtvOCable royah lru8unO U modi+ m1PU~Ibull bull WOIoeltIse and 1011

0etMt~wo b frOtnuch dala J(III ~IIM rlClIl$lOlI Inr~ 10_ rbl tJlIltflllll nd produnl C~led as I ew of uerlomnce ofSeMlts

O JCIS INlHLECTUAI PROPERl

10 WM IKtJI d riCh ~ lgtcIltgtltfest 11 yl) woltk orovided 10 Cuslomel IfgttIudlnl ohooI l ilmltiltiOfl ill ~e ~U and objeet cod dorumtnll1ior1 tKllnic Inhwon or dlla 1plaquolflCa1onlnd del bull ltes Impr~mellU 01 mOClllQlooruo 10 r~II1Hmiddot~ and (bJ I(now-How (defined below) e~ b 1(1 In bull (I~eron 01 lhe ~bltt 0 periolfTlfnt ollh Slt~ whth ~n_n 10 1(1 ror 10 Of diVtlom or tiICgyeiI Or ~uire-d In conneCllon with I perormrltt of II obn ioos under lhl ~greemenl Ownership Of eM Oelwblf ~nd KnowHow Ihd veil 00001y In ICJ nld flO Oe~ver~~bullbull1IaII be de~med middotworks mide fo r hlf bull Withoul UtIamp Ihe lenerilily 01 th e fortlal vfSNp 01 ai sool(e nllIS ~ (Ie (Olme of ptriOfnlInamp the le1Vkei I~I reMain the elOCIuIiIIt PlIJIIIlt1V 01 10 FltK purpoltl 01 ihllt AaJr-cmerr middot~nowmiddotHO mean a knohow )jot e It(hnIQ~s (Q ~U mllhoclolocln loobbullbull~Iy i(ll ~pprOKIgtG dltibu~ Odell and dt1m dllcoveriU ad ld~ililnW1ed produCAd by dhelc~d or uelt t)y 1(11 he CfUlon IIlt plovilJcn 01 the o-t~f1b1eI or In the Iltroltnance 01 tho Sltrvkt1 i nel Iny chanee ImplovemenJ or modlfiuHon tlgtereto or deivatlv Ihe reof

P OI6IT lpoundRMS

Any licMM 10 ltgtlt ~h( to ~laquopoundl1 JO IOfWlIrt produW inc dIIlti l e r Cloud tu Dyfth-lMd ulkr till Irelfflflfl b prellldild on 1- telt

corldklons for the iPllllebje loflwr~ groduct Of dlcll or cloud trvlce lei forth btll1wwwJgtgtmQI(QroluQmtgtulk Cleull4itl~I SU(h

aptgtlblt oftw~re podu nd (jjIIIIlervlltes lermsr lncopO ~d by rcferetl(e hcreln

Q Mi~LlAHrOlJS PROVISIONS

1 AW nor l~bullbullequlred IC be amp1vfIfI1bullbullnrundfi hili ~e ifI wrllnt Inc ~11I)e (OtIl(Ieca prcper ~iwn If (II chlMrred In Jlt IOt (b) tlll vi the Unlled 51lei POI~I stvIlte pel1se orepald ftlIlIred 0 tertlfld Mill rflun fclOl requCled (cJ ifni by o~ernlJht del~rv scNiCe ( fidEgt UPS) 01 (dln bvfClIrn~~ ~ m~1I or olnelt el~wonlC mt~nd confimed by (~cslmll e relum mlll or ele~hone

2 TIUs CfNnltnt _ nor be led byCunomoe wtllIc 1(1 k wrgtlIell (0ltgtSe 1(I IN ~ III -eM 10 1amplJr lh eltlnbull bull o_ ethn~erJon firm 0 (OltpOrllon wltheut Cul1omer~ conscm 0(10111 abo lIve 1M Ith Itsor cI1stretlon 10ubconuaa ny ponlon 01 IDe Servl(e TII$ ~retmenllnues 0 he ben~fot of Ind Is appllc ble tc ~ny aS1inees or SUbltOnl etor~ ef telbullnd II blndlnt upon Customer wllh Plaquo110 nld Il-SlttD or ltubculag rs wilh Ite f~e nd tllecl3 n bInltls (uIOme loJel

411 any plcviion of 1M femen Is fgulld t W IMaloC ~ tbullbull1 or unenforceable in ~ny elOtet Ihe lIdlly lealOty ~nd enforcelbillt Ollhe rem~lIinlpltosooru cellUinil htfetll hill flO( In t V wy be Ifeuelt Of irnj)3IleltIthNeOv

S TlIII laquoeemenlI lhe enUre (onl et bltwcM 1(1 nd CU1l0mt1 and ~st~1 ~ny pltlcr or ~ 1 undcfSllndll _itt IIIltIU ~ ro~oII or Olher ommuni(llionl b tween the partIe

ampmiddot(111 dltnowIodllli ~nd ~ bull IIgt IIY jhHdl l c ord~ lucd by Cuilomc In cunllKlon h lhigt laquo~enl iSlnlend only 1D ellMliiSh lnymenllllhof1ry fOl Cr5lont r Inltrn~lluou~I purptllH nd nol be conide1( to be ~ unto llcr Imltfld n1 modlfQtion o OIher IcvlslonlO lhe lenTIl 01111 AtrHment No tem or condition I dud or rfenced In CUIO middot pUdaSll ordl will h~oe ant fOlte elfet and Ih~e ( flU and condillon shall (MUOI (utomr1 ICtcraquoi1ICe of ny SefVicellllJH ltOnltllu lt in I~pncc of these lerm ~nd rolldnions An prO(IOl fo tltkjllo~1 or d~lefe rli ferm~llgtt In CuSlomtrs J)Uf(hue orde-r Cr ny otll elt dOtumenl Inill expresl ~ccP1ed IfI wrlIlIZ by ICI hCfeby objKted 10 nd telaquotCd

711 1I1t( at n~ (hfnlel 10 (uuomero ~tlnl or 0~r3110~f Of I lPlk oOle eEulaIon II ltode u~ bull Of ulW~y t~Ilebullbull I~il mD Iltldy ffeet J(rl peremlnt~ of the S~rvi(eJ or 111 pt1tlrltl ~fel 10 IhU h the ~ht 10 an eQ~IUbl and l~proprlle djuumenl 10 Ihe cope Ie and othe-f llcned Ie 011111 Ag reemenl

Johnson ~p(gt 21)19 Johnson Conll ol1 CU~lome-f Confgtdent Controls 00 -0 eopV 1ptyslQllly eleGl ro~gtCIly OlIn any oiher mft) hou Ihe eXJlress wn llen oerrn$$IOn 01 Joinroon CQntro ~ Irtlt Pag 3e of 42

JOHNSQfJ COtHROlS PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED r 11i COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

ADorNDUM TO PSA TERMS AND CONOITIONS OR MONITORING OF INTRUSION fiRE AND OTHER WpoundTY SYSTEMS

If ~te MOnilOfin StMces bull bull pIktly III(ludtS Ittnol~ lire ~ml 1I~oritl gtlaquov1tv 11111 mooilorint or video monitor ifl lht $COpe 01 wol1lt O (11110 d es tile Aareemenl II hereby madifie1lncl mended to Indude the termlnd prollllioru ollhls Addendu 10 tile PSA 10 Monhorinc 01 InlWolI r lf Mid Sfety So$term (Ihe AI(eNjum QplIlred Irms thaI Ie nol de1if1ed titeln lhirll h~ the melni cJven 10 diem In the lIIlement In Ih _11 of conhicl between the t~rTIltId (omIllions of this Addendum arid those ~inl ln the 111_ the tems (ondttklfls oIlbis Aoddtlldllm st pi~I~

1 kmote MoMorln of AIm SI~nI$ If ICI receiYo an elMfltnCV Itrm Ilen111 Jel Floc Jel IhIoII eeworlo nolhylhe IPJfOprille po~ Or fire deplnfII or other eme1enty panR QG ~iJurlldictlonnd Jel hl tndeVOI 10 IIOtiIyCuIlOmPf or tlsdellllllled repruenlnlve by eltmoll urltss instfU(1e-ltt 10 do OlheAlt by Cllomer In whilll ndot Nltd on l~ndlfd operalln picaduttlfo Ih ROC lCi uJ)OII feeeipi 01 bull lIOnmiddot emeree llenll from lilt Iremll sh ncltlvor 10 nOI11y Citomer ~feMltlve pursUlnl to Cu llemer1 _inen Instructions k faullin to QltmoU or Ie nOlllatlon Cunome ICknowlldlt5 1-111 the sllNIs Irlrumlttld from lhe Iremes will be monltoid In mOllltorlnl ftty not 0~111td by x~ lhe peSOIIIIeIIn _h monltom fldllltf lit nollh I~u 01 10 nor dots KJ IoU I rupDnsibillry Ielt tilt _ tIkh 1Kh Inb w montloed o lhe ttlPOfll( to $udlI1

2 ltemOI Monltotlfll kNkes Irkntllfmote MonllorltlJ SeNlf$ 1M be plaquolded by KJ If lhe ACftrM1II includes dIle 101 wth St~ 11

wm SeMce Is pchtitd 1lt1I nltOI~ mIIf 01 Ilirm 10 lhe Premies and lhe InIIlllchlre Is bIosed on the porcln( iCOq( 10 by lhe Jgt3lttiel wbjea 10 the lerms llId (ondiliolls 01 tills Addendum tie numtIMohllrms produced I I thl1ueloes beyond the COnuXt~ numblaquo of alarml In month (utome wiM tie blWon oleage lea

CommunOllonl Mdbo 0110( acknowlld Iht monkOlinl 01 COIlfelt Equipment requires nnsmlSllon 01 Ilgn~1s 0-1 $urlldad lelephone Iinellndo the Int_I1Id th Ihese moOeI of IIIJllmlslion ltmoV be Inl~rupled ctrofIIYltInled orcompromilrd In whkh cn IIC llMnal ClIO be Insmitttd trom the Pemius 10 thtr nIOfgtileinl fad~ty CUllomt ndenlnd Itltlle II~ lhe noonIOIn latllHy 10 be Willi 01 $lOch tonditlon bull dditlonal or 11tf~ II prol~1on toIIO be inllilled $udI line ItcIity devicn1 (Ullomtr COIllnd epensencr 10 Irlnsmluon Itlephone Ii only Cuslom- etnowtlldl_ II is _ IhIt h _urlty deW _lillie Ind nlnl UpirWy ldenllfied In Sthtdule A bull (qulprnent l ist lin dednrcf to purdlnl well 0tvkI~ Crntomtlt IIlth xkroowIedItllhlt Ulth ddltlonil pClt11on Is not 1rbIe Jot Inltrntl lrlMtOlln1on un6tr thl AIeemtnl

4 flwjUnnccemrry nns StfIlu csls At IOs OP1lOnltllddllIDIIII IN mIy be dwpd lot any m Of unlfQlOSiry SIM Vuil uused Of n=~led bV cUOJftllf 111 ildclklon Cuitomeuhlfl be Illy re$llOflSlb~ncr II1Of1 for fines petllltItsIISISlmInts l3gtes f~ o MH I~ by ~ 10vemmelQ bOCIy lell1lho~ tommolOlctrlloll 01 ~I UlltImiulon COlllptny1l1he rnlllt Ilny Iltie larm Ind ~hin rtlmtgtiwl Kl lor any tom -cUffed by IClln conMCIicll IIgtItewth Cunomer wi opera Ihe l)II toIIeluly ~ ID 1ooId CMOllne fau llimu hIM lIrmi an be ClVled by I _tIM or olher forces ~ he cOIIlrof 01 10 II n ~ number 01 flle Ilium lit cltetved by KJ In MIdllicfl to Y othebull lIb1e (tmedlll 1 111)1e to Jel ICI m v lerminll Ihis amprttmenl Ind discontiny t ny Service(snd leek to cover dmllts If In bullbullent Is dlipolChtd by I _mtnlll l ulhorlty or Olh Iibullbull 10 pond 10 a II~ Ilirm where lh CUIIDme o Iny olher Piny IIIi InlentlonallV xddenoly or rraquolilenlIyKl~led lhe Iam I lInl~ CullonW kaD be Itlportllble lor and PIYnv and1I lell lcrjor fonu lIuled with fUPlaquol 10 lhe fls lImsnd PlY 10 JCJIht Iddltiooal clllrJcs Mid (OIl1lncufftd by It fom I fl lslIlm If lilt CIIIIO_r $11_ M$ 1IXIllHllbie dtvIu Customer IUlIgtorIlti ICI 10 ~I Ille Iemin to tv Ill the ludible device r JO I eqlleued 01 ordltltd ID do lO bltf l_r_II~ lIhbors Dr I~ fist and Cullonle will PlY JOlts standard servIc ct tllule lor Kh well visit PoIIcIIIndes tiIU rePlir of svn1 whlth CIOUS lue diugtoldla _ lobi_ IIlIlngln lhe equljllll6nl nt(esAY f 10 to wpptr the StMces nd euslOmllt wM fWf 1 COlU of JudI malntelaflct At IeUI IIOIIthly CUMO-wi IIISI the V$ltm protea deulces and send lell I 10 the ROC 10 I n monltorin laquoII1Imtn1 I 8WldIIfIct wlthlnswctlons from JO o the Roc CoI_r IIHi to lest lhe monltorlllamp IV$tttnS inc1tIltIinI ttsti anv ultruonlc mlctowwtlnfrared CampPlCliInce or other electronic ~l_nt prior lofle end of tlCh monlhnd will ImmedlJtetv rfllOlllO JCl if the equipment fafls to respend to ttll I wltom IhIoI mike Iny nlaquoIIUry rIj)IIs 1ltOO fttl clP of notice IS Ii rulonlllly prnkll CuWgtmer ~n al an tlmes be oltlv rponslbllt If)lt mainlilninamp Iny Iprln~~r vlem In cod wortInc oflier Ind provide Mfeqlllf hell to lilt PIfI

5 RemQII Monilorinamp Df VIdo MonltoiIl Srvices Oul~ Ih Term JCIl sol lcr only obfilllkln mine fom the In~~11oo of Video MMtorlnC ~Mc In Sctvkt oIfrnf 1hall be 10 monitor thl dlamplIlli 1l KlullIy IKlvtd by JO II tI flOC fom mnn Ollhe VIdeo $oo$lem afld pon receipi 01 a dlllllrillCnllndicU lhirt In fam cOndlticn )lists 10 crravcbullbull as ptlmnltd by II 10 lIol~y lhe police or olh munklplllulhoity deemed approprlale In KJs bsokn dilafllon IndIO well pellOllS Customer 1111 deslampMted In lIlne 10JO 10 rectlvoe nolineiQn cf IlICh IlIrm tondition II WI forth huein HD llarm 1nstI1ti00n ffPIl bullbull tnIInltnall(l or rd IgtOJUeI will be1OVItIed urocSer IhIi Video MDnl~ optlcnJO m~ oul DfIor nollce 10 CUIIDmtlt in _10_lcIbII ~or iltlurtnu _ultur~bullbull II(t d ls(OfIIIne 1Id Dr ltand iii ~ policies and protedurtL

bull Inc~lon nd rDndonlon oIlte VIdeo MonIln shaUbe pt~~d by KJ Wthis AI_nt Iclude$ I cha lOt IIIdro Mkorin~ Se we If ucll Voo MOIIltorln Stltva 11 purthi1e-d IIde(I MOIIlto111lI S~II will Decln when the Video SVSlern II Inlblled and opelltonalbullbullnd when Ih nlltesHry communletllorll COMIKlion Is CQmplcHed NO obIililiOIl lor the provision 01 tI1l~ VidllO Monitorln SeMa w1I laquogtIIInt1l lbest tlQllirmenllm ~

b CstQ lqvlllmut Customtr shall obIalnlllu DWfI CMtnd fgtltPtn~ () thIqulpmenl netenry 10(OrlllKllo 10110( Ind (b) wtutev~ IKtmlnlon permits o tice nHS lIwrl be 0ItUSA fom1 penonl ~111gtDtI1Ie ulltity bull bull nd lIlY ot tilted lervico plt0iId~ In co_aion wIIh Ih ~lYI(el n vIdIo 11 to be IISfd boor 1111 Customer Ii inlltlgtcltod 10 poduct Ad Imrnll video I~a (Ih VIdeo System Imj oillcPemlsti 10 IhltOC Ithe VitIeo System fCl mers no torn~ wJrratIVor fPISnotlon 11 1 Mto NSr will _ate IS ln1enclecf Conto Iulttller IJreoII 11111 notwithillndi V rule o 1IlttIct~tron by tel In dec Svst Ind Video SVSI I~ 10 ihIII ~ no tiPOMIblIity or obIiamplllorocltgt ItCnliO CusIO lhe~ SVlIm 0V other CUlla IIQVI~I

Johnson Ip(1 2019 Jonnson ConIeMs 111( ClSlomClI COnmill Controls Donor COfgtI iOhyseaUr eIetroncady OJ1M any o~ ~d) snour In )(lie u n)( ptfTllJSoOno JlhlisOft CorjoI l roe PageOol~2

PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rm ICntI(~ CvllOflCf II _u~hi1 I~ Video SYUCfgtgt ~alecl time lilt poiltloorwd NllouteclSlltll WI II only PlocllK 01 caPlII VIdlaquoI SvlI ionIt cr (ns111M Prcmltsts CUomo ~ IdtqWIwtiotI Ifbullbullbulln~(f1tIamp tondillonJ 101 Ihl OINt~ of the CamuH CUIm~ nb1~tI ltId lCllel t t 10 ~I$d no UItIIfO 0 lHlclpil~ Itllouln c JIOlIlIofgtInamp- lfodfO 1M t1ilW UMffillr(ludill W nol limhecl lo~lttllrlC willi NS loaltiDfU INn 01 pClSOfU In-VIdeo Sysltm l~etJ Y ~pirI or UIMUff

d Cll Customtlt Rw toI rflpltllbk 10 lbe video ~Im ce oduced Of uptur by toe VIdtltgt ~ 11 (gt11_ IQ~ del indemnify Inc hold hl rmIti )(1 M( 011lt tnl1 diectotJ I nc Itmployotfl I bull Inc ~I dmq~ lou (csu and cprnses 1~IucIItIIfI$ON~ UOOneyl lKi) rSOgtamp an or 1IIIrd gtllT IIIoIMI defTIIflCh Of ulu In connKlion lh thr ue (gtptfllion

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C V~oSylltmSIcMIbull WhM fcnalI(Im tM ~S(Iltm II lCeMd KIC$tfWIlhe hI to 1( bull m Zb belort odfoiC 0fIlaquotI1I(y ~lIcn Ind mty CfQOlt nol to notlfv ~tfCY ~10NWl1f II ~I Ulon Ie bellr-c In ill )Olt d-trtIJon III n Imer ency fondillon (lCI~ nOI tlsl 10 ~I filii temPt Ie i~ Ito nUINe ollhltl tmesfltv by ut vI u l yenelnClllon ndlor Iht twO-ayollaquo 111_ iI pploble) of 1M Vldre Sl$IMlIn(lud~ CnOlNlt 1(I1t IIKI detirllI 11111 ergtey (onditJ olUs JO will tfIde_ 10 notify lhe popelt POlice or emet~ry (0II1IC1 on a IIlClllon alln cI In_I by(~omer 10 10 Ot lIS CltnH- WIlen ~~ICfl(y 11 lCe~](1 I bull bull UtpllO coaKI tilt 111 ~ble CII1I01r1If rtprtotllI~Ie orr lilt nCltlLutIOll c~ liS bill fill rIOI nol l l( tmtrlRfKV uLhI~ Ihls notlllcalll)lJ will bI irllh~ I of bullbull o 11 1(1 bull 1 folte ROC ~c~_ lilne c~S1~ fl1~ e~ edlle lhe Q~ IUt Iltgtr Yemerlencv or __~trCt otulJoII the cuHomtr HI nftdO mte IhIs tQIIMlln _kin csl~ IUlhobl$ n IKISIO ~ IU Iettl Ie UJt Itl dlKrltllorgt C_IIII I ~I Ot damp1IlIon 01 11 Pt 0 ptlt$ons en o OUftd 1111 cltfTIht$ who UI nalllUIIorInltI 0 ClrtOmet 10 Will HOT MUST Ott DpoundTAlN MfI tllUON

f tcordlnp CltnIOIOtf COMtllU 10 lbe Ilpe laquo0lt1111amp of ~I Ietph(lnlc tomnICIII bt_ Ihl Pttml~ nd KI lCI wll h no ~ InyIlLilJnIrom laquoordlne fo r bullbull nu 10 ~cd) CIt PlbltCJ11on 01 ampf1WO-Wty WIIrI eamtnamplnlaOOrU oVgttr KOId1 0lt lhelrIi1(1 hili III tidily In c~ wllh VIdeo Svll grllt Vldre SysIHTIIaa IndudI blrt rtClHnllted I e I frltN omltlIlon tOeJamptn(t o 0 1( by JCI CIt olltl oNi( p~ ~I__ lIenu COfltnclon Of tny Olha tIIIrd pan COMtel ie n wIIh e ~tllgt1 fOt 1~ 1ltt 01 ffIOI) ~nsmLilIIon eodilll InltrpOflamp UllOfIl4I 10 VidtO Imltbull

I IIl1k 01 1011 II lIMorntls 10 dgn nol prenl o wIfnl that IIIlt StltvIet1 p_nl nylou by buIII( IIoIdup fire 01 gherwbl CIt 1-1 Ih ~__ In til ua ptOyenide the ptelWIon for WO II is Lnslllld 0lt InIrIOdtcl Of lhaillM ~ will be ninttlpted 0 eUQImiddotf (ltnlome

II d ok It lou 0 cll mi l 10 the ~ belA( mon~t ~~~ to itl (ltntl wlgttlhot bIoIonCInlIDCWiOmtr O111end hM not dt on Inv ItennUliQI1l l ncl wlIes 01 CI CXp Of Implied e(~pt IJ pt(rV loti IOllh In l~ iI AiHmf nl fUr1I1e IxprlIV ~(luded from

IhIs ~I If til wnl lt 01 met(lIlnlabJlilv Of nt Of ulUbifi l f01 ~trtk FUfl)Oie

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Johnson ~kc- 4tI I9 1ohnson Contro~ In ControlsCUllom CordrdflII81 Do roI COllr (pllrll~r t IOCQntC8 ly 0 In 1ly Cllgte nltd3) WllhOul I~e exp e $ Wllen penTllulon Of JOMampOI1 ConIIOiI I nc_ Page 41 012

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TOWNSHIP OF WORTH Sanilac County MicbigaD 6903 S Lakeshore Rd Lexington Michigan 48450

Telephone (810) 359-8852 Fax (810) 359-7027 F-mail CleTkworthmlorg

PhUlp EssenmacheT sup~JenDifer Staoyer Clerk Jenuifer Woodruff Treasurer Jack Wylie Trustee Walter Badgerow Trustee

RESOlUTION 16-7-20-1

RESOLUTION TO ALLOW WORTH TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF DETROIT EDISON TO OPT ltlUT OF THE SMART METER PROGRAM

Whereas Detrott Edison Company has begun the process of Installing within the boundaries of Worth Township digItal advanced meter infrastructure to be referred 10 in this resolution as smart meters I and

Whereas many township residents have expressed concerns about the Installation of sm art meters on their

homes to Worth Township officials and to the Worth Township Board and

Whereas these residents and Township Board members have expressed concern about the alleged Intrusion

into their respective energy usage attributed to smart meters and

Whereas many residential customers of Detroit Edison Company are concerned that emissions from smart meters may be attributed to serious health problems including but not limited to physiological neurological pulmonary vascular and sensory and

Whereas Michigan House 8i114916 was written to address the above mentioned concerns regarding smart meters and has been forwarded to the Committee on Energy Policy

Now therefore be it resolved that the Township of Worth SanIlac County supports the ability of OTE Energy customers to retain their current analog meters and to opt out of the smart meter program fortheir homes without being subject to financial penalties and additional monthly charges

Now therefore be It further resolved that the Worth Township Board of Trustees strongly encourages State Representative Chairman Aric Nesbitt of the Committee on Energy Policy the Michigan Public Service Commission Attorney General Bill Schuette State Senator Phil Pavlov and State Representative Paul Muxlow to take all regulatory procedures needed to investigate alJthe aforementioned InformatJon and concerns for the health safety and welfare of our cItizens and Inhabitants

Board Adoption

This Resolution shall become effective on the date of Its adoption by the Worth Township Board

RESOLVED this O dayof j~ 010lw

ATIEST AS TO ADOPTION BY THE WORTH TOWNSHIP BOARD

$0 Resolved

Date 07- 2 D- b

Supervisor Philip G Essenmacher

~ Oerk Jennifer Stanyer

Motion to Adopt made by Board Member ~Yl)) Second by Board Member lAhxJtttff

Nay AbsentAye

Philip Essenmacher Supervisor

Jennifer Stanyer Clerk

Jennifer Woodruff Treasurer

Jack Wylie Trustee

Walter Badgerow Trustee

I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and complete copy of a resolution adopted by the Township Board

of Worth County of Sanilac Michigan at a Budget Meeting held onj~ 00 f OIQlli and that said meeting was given pursuant to ad In full compliance with the Open Meetl Act being PA 267 of 1976 and that the minutes of said meeting were kept and have been made available as required by said Act

Jennifer $tanyer - Clerk

Village of Reese Resolution No 13-14-01

A RESOLUTION ADDRESSING SMART METERS IN THE VILLAGE OF REESE

WHEREAS the teon Smart Meter often refers to an eleCOidty meter but it also may mean a device measuring natural gas or water consumption and

WHEREAS many communities across the country have joined forces to prohibit smart meters from being Installed locally mostly upon the notice ofhigher energy bills (Cost) illness (Health)forced installation ofmeter(lnvasion into Home) Privacyissues(4th Amendment right to Reasonable Expectation of Privacy) Safety and Liability and

WHEREAS on March 4 2013 the Planning Commission for the Village of Reese passed Resolution No 2013~02 that recommended that the Village Council consider takingjormal action to notify and ban allfuture use aSmart Meters within the VillQJe ofReese and

WHEREAS the Village Council believes that additional information relating to the use of smart meters 1n the Village of Reese needs to be compiled prior to making a definitive deCision with respect to banning the use ofthe devices NOW

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that at a regularly scheduled meeting of the Reese Village Counal being held on May 13 2013 ) a quorum being present a motion was made by KEAST and second by FIELBRANDT to place a moratorium on the use of ~smartmeterswithin the village limits for a period of six (6) months so that the Planning Commission can continue studying the matter AND

BE iT FURTHER RESOLVED tbatthe copies of this resolution be mailed to aD utility companies who provide electric gas and water services to the VIllage of Reese

Vote

Ayes 7 Nays 0 Abstain 0 Absent 0

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City Clerk l1wUlCi M Smilh

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CITY OF BROWN CITY A Progressive Industrial and Agricultural Community

4205 Main Street Post Office Box 99 Brown Cily Michigan 48416()099 Phone (810) 346middot2325 Fax (810)3463802 el11lil brownctygrealtllIkesne

CITY OF BROWN CITY Resolution Number 16-04

A RESOLUTION TO THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION EXPRESSING THE BROWN CITY COUNCILS CONCERN WITH THE

INSTALLATION OF DTE ENERGY SMART METERS AND A REQUEST TO EXPLORE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY EFFECTS

WHEREAS OTE Energy has begunlhe installation ofnew mele to CU$lomers in Michigan ThumtNlleA oommunities~ replacing existing meters with srcaUed Smart meters that is electric meters which viH broadcast information to the utility company using radio frequencies and

WHEREAS DTE Energy has indicaled thaI il will at some point begin installotion of Smart mete in the City of Brown City and

WHEREAS Smart mel provide benefit 10 utilities by allowing remole meter reading by among other things eiiminating the need for someone to go onto each utility customers property to read a meter and possibly offering residents lower electric rates at non~peak times and

WHEREAS a significant number ofpeople including residents or the Cil) of Brown City have expressed heir roucems 10 this Council hom potential health effects ofthe Smart melers as well tIS other concerns regarding lheir universal deployment in the City and

WHEREAS although the City COlmcil is inforoted that it is without jurisdiction to directly regulate Smart meters exclusive jurisdiction over them residing with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) the City Council believes it is appropriate to assist its citizens in obtaining consideration of their issues by requesting careful review thereof by tbe MPSC

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROWN CITY that

I The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perform a careful analysis fbe potential health and safety effilltts which may result from the univernal installation of Smart meters for electric and gas utilities

2 The MPSC is further requested to consider delaying the deployment of Smart mete pending a conclusion by the MPSC following coreful study lJd review that such met are safe and will have neither short-term nOr tong~term negative consequences to the health of the citizens of the City of Brown city and the State of Michigan generally

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3 The MPSC is asked to carefully examine other concerns regarding tbe deployment of Smart meters as may be sllbmilled 10 them by Tcside nls of the City of Brown Cily and lhe Stale of Michigan so as to insu re that all aspects or the issues are considered before final dctennination is mnde with respect 10 such deplo)111enl

4 The MPSC is funher asked to consider requi ring public lllilit ies to allow customers with appropriate medica l docwnellHll ion of their ind ividualized risks to opt out of SmOtrl me ter installation at their homes

5 The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perfoml a ca reful analysis ofrhe potential privacy issues regard ing available and fut ure SOlan meter technology

6 All resol Ulions inconsistent with [he foregoing resolut ion be and the same h~reby an repealed to the c-tent of such inconsi stency

The fo regoing Resolul ion was ofJered on May 9 20J 6 by Councilmember William Nailers and seconded by Counci l member Dan Loulzenhiser There folloed a Ro ll Call VOle with four (4) Councilmembers present eM Jacobson -alSlnl eM Louzenhiser-yes eM Mclvorycs eM Milkr-yes eM Parks-absent eM Wal(~rsmiddotyes

Abs(ltlining ~

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A QUORUM BFING PRESENT - MOTION DECLARED CARRIED

I Juonii a M Smilh (ily Clerk o(the City or Brown Cit) hereby cen iry thallhe foregoing is tru and complelc copy orn resolutiOlllldoplcd by rhe Cily Counc il o r th~ government ofrhc City of Brown City County orSonilac Sl3te of Michigan al a regular mecting hcld on May 9 2016 and thai said m~etin ~ was conducted M d public notice of sa id mecling WaS given pursuam to and in fuJI compliance with Ih Oren Meelings Act bein Ac t 267 Public ActS o( Michigan 1976 and thaI the mimlles of ~a id meeting Wlfe kepi nnd ill be U f have been made available as requ ired by said Act

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RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THEAlIIUrv OF Clrv IEStDENTS AND PROnIffY OWNERS TO EUlCITO OPTmiddotOUT OF RECEMNG

ADVANCED UTilITY MmRS (SMART METElISl

The followIng preamble and resolution were offered by Coundlmember ~1 i t hoe J ~rL_~ and SlIpp-orted bV Councflmemher ~~__k Ll pa n __~

WHEREAS OTE Energy SVIARl meters (SMART rn~ters) are 0lltidern electrIc metirs which end elect(ic meter readings dutomatlcaty bv using a radio frequency nehvorK rather than 11 uarlitronal on-site ~te( reading method lind

WHEREAS DTt fnargys actively Installing SMART meters throughout southeastern Mlchigan And has recently moaJfed 11

latter to the City of caro pemin1na to the ability of City residents to opt-our of f(Celving a SMART meter and

WHEREAS a numberQf CIty residents have exprltssed tomems regarding negative health conditIons that may reson from the use of SMART meters the a(CUuKY ofSMART meters and the possibmty that th~ uS of SMART meters may contribute to Ute loss of personal Jlrivacy aod

WHEREAS the Mict~an Public SeNke ComPlisston has receotlydedded to lnvesligate seve-fal Il$pea$ pertalnloji to the use and installation of SMART metm and

WHOtpoundA5 the Mlthigan Public Service Commission tlSi a tompomml cf this lmt~stigation is requesting thai utmW comPanles disclose Information rega-rdltli tM po-tential adverse hearth effects associated with (he use of SMART metetS and

WHEREAS th~ City of CarD Council i$ charged with securing and defendioe the overall health safety_ aod welfare of the ldenU of the aiy and their guests

NOW THEREFORE BE rr RESOlVED that the City of (arc Council her) supports the abillty of Its residents and property owoe~ to elect to o-pt-out of receiving SMART meters m$taIJed

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Cam Coune supports the invGSlgat1ltm by the Mkhigan Public Servlce Commission of SMART meters

THIS RESOLUTiON DECLARED ADOPTED nus 5 DAV OF August 20131 ClerkITreasufac of 1M City of Cam State of Michigan do hereby certify tNt thE foraolng Resolution was duly adopted by the City of cam Council during its regular meeting Mid in the Municipal BunOlng in the Clty of Carcent on August 2013

Resolution It 16-201~ June 6 2016

RESOumON A RESQUJTiON SUPPORTING MfCHIGAN HOUSE BtLl4916 OR SIMIlAR IEGtsJATlON AND SUPPORTING THE AmUTY OF TOWNHSIP R6U)poundNTS TO CHOOSE TO HAVE AN ANALOG EtECTfUC AND GAS MEml RATHER THAN ASMART (ADVANCEtll MErE

WHEREAS smart meters are computerized electr1c meters that send electric meter readings to the utility via radiofrnquency radiation multiple times per day and

WHEREAS analog meters are manualJy read electromechanical meters that have accurately

measured the electrtc consumption of homes and busfnessesfor over acentury and

WHEREAS DTE Energy (the utility) is repiaclng exJs1ing utility meters with smart (oka advanced or AM) meters and

WHEREAS DTE EnelY plans to replace all meters with either the fully functioning smart meier orthe smart meter with the radlofrequency turned off (opt-out meter) and

WHEREAS the opt~()ut meter must be manoa read In the same way analog and nooshytransmitting digital meters must be read and

WHEREAS the IItl1ity in fts testimony berore the Pub1c $ervlce CQmmission in U-17053 has stated that the nonMtransmltting smart meter performs no functions not already performed by the analog electric meter and

WHEREAS the utility charges the residentJa customer $6720 to have the norHransmitting opt-out smart meter In place of the fully functionIng smart meter and

WHEREAS the cost of lealllng In piace an existing analog meter is $000 thus creating an unnecessary charge on the customer who does not wish to have a smart meter on their home Or business and

WHEREAS some persons on fixed lncomesare unable to afford the opt-out fees and

WHEREAS the utlJlty does not permit businesses to opt out and

WHEREAS1 citIzens of this oommunity have expressed many concerns about this replacement Including concerns about the health effects of mdlofrequency radIation and the voltage transients and harrnonfcs (line noise) generated by smart meters concerns about privacy and hacking concerns about fire safety and fire hazards concerns about Impending time-ofltse rates and resultant increases In electric bills and conterns aoout remote shut-off and

WHEREAS many residents in the State of Michigan have reported negative health symptoms after the installation of smart electric meters or rnm-transmittlng opt-out meters on their homes and

WHEREAS some residents of the State of Michigan have reported that their smart meter has cau~ht fire or exploded or have reported flickering lights and appliance short-outs Immediately after a smart meter was installed and

WHEREAS the Township of Vassar has worked tirelessly to attract positive Investment while rejecting those that put our health environment and quality of life at risk and

WHEREAS the Vassar Township Board of Trustees ts charged with securing and defending the overatl health safety and welfare of the residents of the Township and their guests and

WHEREAS the electromagnetic frequencies emitted and generated bV these meters have been snown by tens of thousands of scientific studies since the 19305 to harm biological systems and therefore may pose a serious long~term threat to the health of our cltlzensj and

WHEREAS customers with a disability under the Americans with DlsabIHtles middotAct may not be charged for accommodation of their disability and

WHEREAS both the nonmiddottransmittlng smart meter and the analog meter accurate IV measure electricity usage and whereas both must be read by a meter reader therefore making them indlstlngulshable for purposes of metering customer electrical usage and

WHEREAS smart meters have not been mandated by the federal or state government and

WHEREAS our Township is committed to providIng equal opportuntty and quality of rife for all and to removing full barriers to participation In public nfe on the basts of dlsabnity and

WHEREAS OTE has been unresponsive to these customer concerns and

WHEREAS House 81114916 would address these concerns without Impacting the utilitys ability to Install smart meters on the homes and busInesses of those who want a smart meter

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Vassar Township Board of Trustees supports the ability of OTE customers to not partidpate in the smart meter program on their homes and businesses and to have their electricity usage measured by an analog meter without suffering financial penalties or Incurring monthly charges as outlined in House 81114916 and that an analog option be offered in perpetuity to all uttllty customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar TownshIp Board ofTrustees calls upon the Chair of the House Energy Policy Committee the members oftne Energy Polhy Committee the state representative for our dlstrtct the state senator for our district the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Attorney General to do all In their power to ensure passage of House 81114916 and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar Township Soard ofTrustees calis upon the above-mentioned persons and governmental entitles If House 81114916 Is not passed in this legtslative session to do all In their power to ensure passage of legislation In the future that will ensure that utility customers have the right to have an anakJg meter on their homes or

middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

Vassar Township Clerk ~~--=-~

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WatN Heating Strvce Rate

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sect 9 Compensation of county officers

Sec 9 BoampTds of s upervisors shan have exclusive power to fix the oomp officers not otherwise provided by law

runory Cocst 1963 All VII 9 Elf J I I 9amp yo ConrlNd amp CMII 1908ArI VllJ fR

sect 10 Removal of county seat

Sec 10 A county seat once established shall not be removed until the place nlch it is proposed to be moved shall be designated by two-thirds of the members of the board of supervisors and a majority of the electors voting thereon shall have a pproved the proposed locatioD in the manner prescribed by law

BiotDl)l Co llle3 An VII flO E( JOJJ 1 1964 l~ Con~tllull oD See COllSL ll108Art vrn t )3

sect 11 Indebtedness limitation

Selt 11 No Cltlunty shall incur any indebtedness which shall increase its total debt beyond 10 percent of its assessed valuation

lfiwry Cmol 1963Att VII tllEft Jan i 1i64 Fo e cmtltutlon s Conn 1906 Art vrn U 2

sect 12 Navigable streams permission to bridge or dam See 12 A oavigable stream shall not be hridged or dammed without permission granted by

the board of supervisors or the county as provided by law which pennission shall be subject to such reasonable compensation and otheT conditions as may seem best sui ted to safeguard the rights and interests of the county and political subdivisions the rein

QJO Cotgtu I~ Art VII U2 Ert Jan I 100 Fou eonia o 8M eo 180SArt vrn tl~

sect 13 Consolidation of counties approval by electors Sec 13 Two or more contiguous counties may combine into a Slagle county if approved in

each affected county by a majority of the electors voting on the quest ion IIUtDrr- eo t 1961Arr Vl t 13 Ell J 1 1964

sect 14 Organization and consolidation of townships Sec 14 The board of supervisors of each organized county may organize and consolidate

townships under restrictions and limitations provided by law Hi~ Coru 1963Arr VIto I~ ErrJLIgt 1 100-1 Fo CoGMI~U 01lJ See eoru 1908 Art Vlll us

sect 15 County intervention-in public utllity service and rate proceedings

x Sec 15 Any county when authotized by its board of supervisors sha ll have the authority to enter or to intervelle in any action or certificate proceeding involving the services charges or rates or any privately owned public utili ty furnishing services or collJJlodities to rate payers within the county

W O Coogt J961 Att VT I t iS Ell J I 19amp1

sect 16 Highways bridges culverts airports road tax limitation Sec 16 The legis lature may provide for the laying ou t construction improvement and

maintenance of highways bridges culverts and airports by the state and by the counties and townships thereof acd may authorize counties to take charge aod cootrol of auy highway within thei r limits ror such purposes The legislature may provide tbe powers and duties of Counties in relation to bighways bridges culverts and airports may provide ror county road commissioners to be appointed or elected with povers and duties provided by law The ad valorem property tax imposed for road purposes by any county shall not eltceed in any year one-half or one percent of the assessed valuation for the preceding year

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

~~~ Jodi Fetting

Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

AittpAcs Policy GIOlp Airsp $iIViClWl us )epCfIrren ul T(Qrspo~ltrlto-

8GO lndeperdenoe Avenue SW WtW1Irglo DC 7059

Federal Aviation AdrninStrotion

JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

2

Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

3

Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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JUtle 21 2019 Repor Rbudslao2-rplII BUDGET STATUS REPORT II 01943AM

Tuscola IounryFund 244 EQUIPMENTITECH NOLOGY FUN

0__ partment Ubi diU Period Endillg Dilte June 30 2019

Previous Actuao Current Year Current Year Month-tOodate Total Amended Actua

Budge

CUITent Year-to-date

Actua

Current Budget Balanc

Percentage Account Number Appropriated SpenVRecelved

BudgeAccount Name I 304middot971-010

JAil TV$lCOMPUTERS 000 300000 300000 000 000 300000 0 304middot971-011

JAIL TELEVISION SHIELDS 0 00 70000 70000 000 0 00 70000 000gt4 )04-971-02

SARGENTS ROOM OSSKS 000 500000 500000 000 435942 64058 8719 304-971-018

MEETING ROOM FURNITURE 499002 000 000 000 000 000 0 00 3Q(-973-O8

JAil CHAINSCUFFS 550000 000 000 000 000 000 000 304-981-000

JAIL LIVESCAN 000 1500000 1500000 000 500000 000 oo()()y 304-982-018

JAil INMATE TRANSPORT VAN 2500000 000 000 000 000 000 000 304-982-019

VORKSITE VAN 000 2500000 2500000 000 2500000 000 10000 426-971-018

RADIO COMMUNICATION EQUIPT 3627 38 000 000 000 000 000 000 965-999-215

TRANSFER OUT FOC FOR AUOIT 100_00gt000 000 1859000 0 00 1859000 000 965-999-239

TRANSFER OUT ANiMAl CONTROL 1 997~00 000 000 000 000 000 000

40734605 50830000 50244000 249550 211 55392 29088608 4211 expenses Total

16725395 -25780000 -25194000 -249550 -8580392 -166 13608 34064

57460000 25050000 2SO60000 000 1257SO00 12475000 SO20 Revenues Total

Expenses Fund Total 407l4605 50830000 502laquo000 249550 211 55392 2908B60B 4211

Net (Revl~p) 16725395 -257BOO00 -25194000 -249550 -B5B0392 16613608

8eginnimiAdjusied Balan(e YTO Revenues YTO Ellpenses cu~ance 543531 77 12575000 21155392 bull 45712785 bull

Grand Total for Reyenun 57460000 250SOO00 25050000 000 12575000 12475000 SO200l

Grand Total lo r Expenses 40734605 50B30000 502440 00 249550 21155392 2908B608 4211

Grand Total Net RevEp 167253 95 _25780000 -25194000 -249550 -8580392 -15613608

ParameiflfS

Operalof- CAZ Period EnOing Dale June 30 2019 Ftmd Range 244 - 244

JlJne 21 2019 Repor1 Rbuclsla2rplII BUDGET STATUS REPORT II 943AM 1 01 ~

Tuscola CountyFund 244 EQUIPMENTfTECHNOLOGY FUN

uepilnment

Account Number po 1 C YoJ Appropriated

Period Ending Dale June 30 2019

c VJ MOOIh-1Total Amended Actua ClYearmiddotto-clate COO Bd ~

Balanc SpentiRecelvedPotaI

Account Name I Budge Budge Actua

Fund 244 EQU1PMENTfTECHNOLOGY FUN

Fiscal Year 2019

Revenues

000-699middot101 OPERATING TRANSFERS IN-GENER 50000000 25000000 25000000 000 12500000 12500000 SOOO

000-699-292 TRANSFER IN CHILD CARE FUND 7175000 000 0 00 000 0 00 000 000tt

207-642-000 VwEAPON SALES OEPUTIES 285000 50000 50000 000 7SO 00 middot250 00 1500010

Revenues Total 57460000 25050000 250 50000 000 12515000 12475000 SO20lt

EJtpenses 130-910-006

DESK 000 140000 140000 000 000 140000 000 130-970-007

STUDENT DESKS 000 90000 90000 000 000 90000 000tt 130-910-008

FLOOR MATS 000 20000 20000 000 20000 000 100~

13Qmiddot971()()Q FILE CABINETS 000 310000 ~ 10000 000 3032 S5 67 45 9782

lJ(l971-018 OIST CRT AMPLIFIER UPGRADE 699500 000 000 000 000 000 00

130-972-016 CHAIRS 000 40000 40000 000 26999 13001 7

130-972-018 CIRCUIT COURT SECRETARY DESK 100000 000 0 00 000 000 000 000gt

207middot975-000 SHERIFF FIREARMS 434841 000 553000 000 192300 360700 3477

223-971-018 MICROFILMING GENERAL lEDGER~ 310540 000 000 000 000 000 000tt

236-981()18 KOFllE RESTORE PAT MAPS 5515900 000 000 000 000 000 0 00i

253-971018 MICROFILMING TAX ROLLS 561060 1000000 1000000 000 000 10000 00 o00gt

259-97Q()01 FIREWALL 000 420000 420000 000 408022 11978 97 15

2~9middot97Q003 PRINTERS 000 200000 200000 000 229 99 177001 11 50

259middot970-004 LAPTOP COMPUTERS 177818 700000 7000 00 000 181899 518101 2599

259middot970middot008 INCREASE NETWORK STORAGE 000 880000 880000 000 000 880000 oooy

June 21 2019 Reportmiddot Rbudsta2rpl ~ BUDGET STATUS REPORT II 943AM 2 013

Tuscola County Fund 244 EQUIPMENTrrECHNOLOOY FUN uepanmen[ _ PeriOd Ending Dale June 30 2019

Previous Actua Current Year Current Year MontlHo-date Current Current Blldget Account Number Appropriated Total Amended Actua Year-to-date Bala~ct

Account Name I Budge Budge Actu3

Percentage SpentfRecelved

259-971-000 WORKSTATIONS VARIOUS OEPTS 84 40 1700000 1700000 0 00 1575070 124930 926

259-971-019 FOC SECURITY AUDIT SOFTWARE 000 4500000 000 000 000 000 OWI

259-972-019 REPLACE INFRASTUCTURE 000 3800000 3800000 000 IBOOOO 362(JOOO 474k

259-973-019 GIS LARGE FORMAT PRINTER 000 450000 450000 000 450000 000 1000010

259-974-018 UPGRADE BOARD ROOM PROJECTc 812000 000 0 00 000 000 000 000-

259-974-01 9 BSampAACCOUNTINGfBUDGETING SC 000 000 18000000 000 50760 00 12924000 2820

259-97Hl18 REPLACE CONTENT FilTERS 9 95502 000 000 000 000 000 000gt

259-976-018 VOI P MOSQUITO AND DOC 1153082 000 000 000 000 000 000gt

259-980-017 ANIMAL CONTROL SECURITY 000 1700000 1700000 000 15964 00 103600 93911

259-982-001 IT SERVERS 000 2600000 2600000 000 2517571 82429 968raquo4

259-988-018 REPLACE CORE SWITCHING EQUIP 958 1193 000 000 000 000 000 0OCP4

259-989-018 COURTHOUSE SECURITY ENHANC( 168600 000 000 000 000 000 000gt

259-990-lt)18 KRONOS TIME SYSTEM 5921486 18000000 1252000 000 508501 7434 99 4061

259-99 1-018 UPGRADE JAIL COMPUTERS 14 77350 0 00 000 0 00 000 000 000gt

259-992-0 18 PROBATE COURT ON-BASE 6706053 000 000 000 1313500 -1313500 100 COY

265-970-030 PICKUP TRUCK 000 4000000 4000000 000 000 4000000 00010

265-970-040 PURDY BLDG COMM ROOM FURNIT 000 560000 5600 00 000 238364 321616 42570

265-971-019 PURDY BLDG SMOKE OETECTORSII 000 000 250000 249550 249550 4 50 9982gt4

265middot972-018 PAINT MAGISTRATE OFFICE 000 150000 150000 000 000 l saoOO 000

265-972-019 COURT SIGNS 000 500000 500000 000 000 5000 00 000gt

265-980-018 COMPACT TRACTOR WIPLOW 000 4000000 4000000 000 000 4000000 0 00gt4

275-971-0 10 DRAIN COMAA FIlE CABINETS 000 200000 200000 000 000 200000 OOOgtJ

6J212019 Tuscola County Ma~I - Fmal Budget apployal lor this ~af _J Clayette Zechmcister ltzclaytuscolacounfyorggt

Tuscola County

Final Budget approval for this year

Rahm Mormando ltrmormandotuscolacountyorggt Thu Jun 202019 at 302 PM To Clayette Zechmeister ltzclaytuscolacou ntyorggt

Forgot 10 add that the added poSition is the same that we talked about to the commissioners at our last meeting about the whole budget change and the lease

The poSition is 20-25 hours $10-12 per hour to start Paid lor by the grant The overall budget does rOt change this was an adjustment that ellmmaled certain things (inCluding overtime lor prisoner Iransport to meel me) The staffing number will Change by I but the budget will actually be less Some 01 the money lor the actual office setup came from Ihal same Z9k thai was sellor overtime So the FICA elc wonl be needed iolhal Shelly and I talked about the money par1 of this and I was actually was budgeling a totat cost altha employee at somewhere tess Ihat $17 per hour That was all In and IS included in my adjustments

l ei me know il you have any questions

Thanks Rahm Ouoted ltoxl hidoen)

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Department of Licens ing and Regulatory Affai rs

Mich igan Indigent Defense Comm ission Request for Contract Adjustment

1 Name and Address of Gra ntee 2 Funding UniteS) 3 Grant Number 4 GranUC ontraCI Period 20 19-41 From_01f1201 9 To_03l3112019=-rCo l shy

5 Requested AdJ us lmenl ( ) Compliance Plan Modification ( ) Personnel Change (X) Budgel Re iSion ( ) Contract Extension

6 Requested Effective Date 7 Explanation of Requested Revision Provide justification for the requested reviSion and attach additional documents or pages if necessary

See Attached Previously submitted for approval 8 Budget Revision Reques t

Budget Category Current Approved Budget Revision Revised Budget IBudget Request

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AGREEME NT START DATE 0810112019

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bull The equipment options and number of visits being provided for each piece of equipment are described in Schedule A Equipmentlisl

As a manufacturer of both mechanical and controls systems Johnson Controls has the expertise and resources to provide proper maintenance and repair services for your facility

Again thank you for your interest in Johnson Controls and we look forward to becoming your building technology sarvices partner

Please contact me if you have any questions

Sincerely

William Rasco Service Manager (866) 635-1392

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Benefits of Planned Service A Planned Service Agreement with Johnson Controls will allow you to optimize your buildings facility performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a value-driven solution thai fits your specific goals delivered wilh the attention of a local service company backed by the resources of a global organization 5 VALUfS 9_--_- shyWi th this Planned Service Agreement Johnson -- shy

Controls can help you achieve the following five objectives

1 Identify Energy Savings Opportunities Since HVAC equipment accounts for a major portion of a buildings energy usage keeping your system performing at optimum levels may lead to a significant reduction in energy costs

2 Reduce future Repair Costs Routine maintenance may maximize the life of your equipment and may reduce equipment breakdowns

3 Extend Asset Life Through proactive faclory-recommended maintenance the life of your HVAC assets may be extended maximizing Ihe relum on your investment

4 Ensure Productive Environments Whether creating a comfortable place where employees can be productive or controlling a space to meet specialized needs maintenance can help you achieve an optimal environment for the work Ihalls being accomplished

5 Promote Environmental Health and Safety When proper indoor conditions and plant requirements are maintained business outcomes may be improved by minimizing sick leave reducing aCCidents minimizIng greenhouse gas emissions and managing refrigerant requirements

All of the services we perform on your equipment afe aligned with -The 5 Values of Planned Maintenance and our technicIans understand how the work they perform can help you accomplish your business objectives

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Personalized Account Management A Planned Service Agreement also provK1es you with the support of an entire team that knows your site and can closely work with you on budget planning and asset management Your local Johnson Controls accounl management team can help guide planned replacement energy relrofits and olher building improvement projects Youll have peace of mind that an entire learn of skilled professionals vlill be looking out for what is best for your facility and budget

A Culture of Safety Johnson Controls technicians take safety seriously and personally and integrate it into everything they do All of our technicians participate in regular and thorough safety training Because of their personal commitment we are a leader In the HVAC service Industry for workplace safety performance This means that you do not have to worry about us when we are Q1 your site

Commitment to Customer Satisfaction Throughout the term of your Planned Service Agreement we will periodically survey you and use your feedback to continue 0 make improvements to our service processes and products Our goal is to deliver the most consistent and complete service experience possible To meet this goal weve developed and implemented standards and procedures to ensure you receive the ultimate service experience - every time

Energy amp Sustainability A more sustainable world one building at a time - Johnson Controls is a company that started more than 125 years ago with a product that reduced energy use in buildings Weve been saving energy for customers ever since Today Johnson Controls is a global leader in creating smart environments whers people IIe INOfk and play helping to create a more comfortable safe and sustainable world

The Value of Integrity Johnson Controls has a long proud history of integrity We do what we say we will do and stand behind our commitments Our good reputation builds trust and loyalty In recognition for our commitment to ethics across our global operatIons we are honored to be named one of the Worlds Most Ethical Companies by Ethisphere Institute a leading think tank dedicated to business ethics and corporate social responsibility In addition Corporate Responsibility Magazine recognizes Johnson Controls as one of the top companies in its annual 100 Best Corporate Citizens list

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Service Plan Methodology As part of Ihe delivery of this Planned SeNiee Agreement Johnson Conlrols will dedicate a local customer service agent responsible for having a clear understanding of the agreement scope and your faCility procedures and protocols

A high-level overview around our service delivery process is outlined below including SCheduling emergency service on-sile paperwork communication and performing repairs outside of the agreement scope

Scheduling Preventative maintenance service will be SCheduled using our automated service management system In advance of the scheduled service visit our technician is sent a noUce of service 10 a smartphone Once the technician acknowledges the requesl you customer service agent witt call or a-mall your on-site contacl to let you know the start date and type of service scheduled

The technician checks in wears personal protective equipment perfonns the lask(s) as assigned checks oul with you and asks for a screen capture signature on the smartphone device A work order is then e-mailed faxed or printed for your records

Emergency Services Emergency service can be provided 7 days a week 24 hours a day 365 days a year During normal business hours emergency service will be coordinated by the customer service agent After hours weekends and holidays the emergency service number transfers to the Johnson Conlrols after-hours call center and on-calt technicians are dispatched as needed

Johnson Controls is committed to dispatching a technician within hours of receiving your call through the service line A work order is e-malled faxed or printed for your records Depending on the terms of your agreement you may incur charges for after hour services

Communication A detailed communication plan will be provided to you so you know how often we will provide information to you regarding your Planned Service Agreement The communication plan will also provide you w ith your main contacls at Johnson Controls

Approval Process for Non-Covered Items Johnson Controls will adhere 10 your procurement process No work will be performed outside 01 the agreement scope without prior approval Johnson Controls will work with you closely to ensure your procurement process is followed before any non-covered Item work is started

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Summary of Services and Options

Comprehensive and Operational Inspections During comprehensive and operational inspections Johnson Conlrols w ill perform routine checks oltha equIpment for common issues caused by normal wear and tear on the equipment Additionallests can be run to confirm the equipments pertormance

Routine maintenance such as lubrication cleaning and lightening connections can be performed depending on the type of equipment being serviced Routine maintenance is one of the keys to the five values of maintenance -It can help identify energy saving opportunities reduce futUre repair costs extend asset life ensure productive environments and promote health and safety

Combustion Analysis

Combustion analysis and subsequent adjustments are critical to efficient boiler operation Boiler fuel whether natural gas or oil must burn in the proper combination of fuel and air (oxygen) Poor combustion can create soot deposits on the tubes impairing heat transfer Incomplete combustion can also lead to the potential formation of CO (carbon monoxide) an odorless gas that can harm occupants In the mechanlcat room andlor building Johnson Controts technicians will analyze the flue gas to determine If optimal fuellair ratios are present

Operational VisltlControls System Verification Based on our exper1ise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance and calibrations on the equipment controller for your mechanfcal equipment The inspection includes the following tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel

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Advantages Provides proactive Identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments identify energy efficiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

Operational VisitSupervisory Controls System Verification Based on our expertise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance on the supervisory controllers and servers in your Metasys system The inspection includes the follOoving tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel and cleaning as needed bull Review of alarms points which are offli ne out of SeNtce and overridden points bull l ocal backups of controllers objects and server repoSitories bull Review security database and ensure default passwords are Changed

Advantages Provides proactive identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments Identify energy effICiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

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components This service does not include chemicallreatment required to control or eliminate biohazards such as Legionella unless chemical water trealment services have been added as a separate option

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Summary Thank you for considering Johnson Controls as your building technology services panner The following agreemenl document Includes all the details surrounding your Planned Service Agreement

With planned service from Johnson Controls youll get a value-driven solution that can help optimize your building controls and equipment performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a solution that fits your specific goalS delivered with the attention of a local seNice company backed by the resources of a global organization

We ll be your building technology services partner

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Planned Service Agreement

Cuslomer Name COUNTY OF TUSCOLA Address 440 N STATE S1 CAROMI48723-1555 Proposal Dale 061112019 Eslimale 1-135LX3G9

IScope of Service

Johnson ContrOls Inc r Jcq and the Cuamplomer (colledively the -Parties) agree Preventative MaintenslCe SelVlces as defined in Schedule A r Services) will be provided by JCI aihe Customers facitily This Planned Service Agreement the Equipment U s Supplementat Price and Payment Tefms Terms and CondJUons and Schedule5 attached hereto and incorporated by this reference as if sellor1h funy herein (ColecUvely the Agreement) cover the rights and obligations of both the Customer and JCt

Extended Service Options for Premium Coverage

If Premium Coverage is selected on-sile repair services to the equipment will be provided as specified in this Agreemenl for the equipmenllisted in Ihe attached Equipment Us

IEquipment List

Only the equipment listed in the Equipment Lisl will be covered as part of this Agreement Any changes to the Equipment Lisl must be agreed upon in writing by both Parties

----------------~ITerm f Automatic Renewal

ThIs Agreement takes effect 0fI 0810112019 and will continue until 0713112021 (Originaj Term) The Agreement will aUlomalicatty renew on a year-Io-year basis after the Onglnal Teon ends unless Ihe Customer Of JCI gives the other writte n notice il does not wam to renew The nolice must be delivered al least (45) days prior 10 the end of the Original Term or of any renewal period The Orignal Term and any renewal periods are sometimes collect ively referred to in this Agreement as the Term Renewal price adjustments are discussed in the Terms and Conditions

IRefrigerant Charges

Refrigerant is nOllncluded under this Agreemenl and wilt be billed separately to the Customer by JCt

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IPrice and Payment Terms

The lolal Contract Price for JCIs Services duringlhe 1st year of the Original Term is $1302000 This amount will be paid to JCI in Annual Installments Pricing for each subsequent year of a mul1iyear Original term Is sel forth in the Supplemental Price end Paymenl Terms All payments will be due and payable within 30 days of Ihe invoice date and SUCh IImely payment by Customer shall be a condition precedenl 10 JCIs obligation to perform lis Services A penalty of one and a half percent (15) of the amount due per month shall accrue for payments received after the payment due date Renewal price adjustments are set looh in the Terms and Conditions

Invotoes wil be senllo the following lOcation

TUSCOLA COUNTY COURTHOUSE 125 W LINCOLN ST CAROMI48723

o In lieu of paper Invoices senllO the location above invoices should be emelled 10 the following email address

This proposal Is valJd for thirty days from the proposal date

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Supplemental Price amp Payment Terms (Applies to MultimiddotYear Contracts Only)

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bull siltgt- eliled Ind tlWlromtenl1 rolldillolU IntludJnc but flOl ~mlted 10 POIIfI tllvrs Oll(ul i loni in eleclliul cufTMi (or -~t $UCI) 00 biQhlltdS Wth u but fIOI ~rnlled 10 Lelonc lllo IlIoclIled wilh COnd_l wllI (0011 lower systems ad subcompo~n l Iylleml

D ~AYMNT DIJUGAl1DN

CulIIme Ihal Ply 1M lcts wtl du1n KCOfdlIltt wIIh Int PIYfJItIII It ml prald td lor In lhe llIeemeI Such PIIymtnl II cond~1oP pc~tdnl to 10 ablellon 0 perlam StMcu under 1M e-emtnt In lu v lillny pvchlle o d elllKllo lhi eeme-nl bullbull nd ~~hstancl Ul4le 10 Iht tom theltein Cuslomtr tkAOWledIIOO ftel thlt IofIdU JO IrwoIces 10 an meum _teIhln $15000 lhall be ~Id a nlt wire t~fe check Of money order If IhII rume-n11s rertoedlCttl1 ovide (tmametwlth IlOlite olillyIdjUllmtnlS In the ConllKl Prict appfltlblt 10 Mff_1I period no r Ihn IOflYmiddotfWtjS)dltIys 11lt10lt 10 tIgtt totNMnoemcnl oll~illenewit 1Dcl UnonlOAlaquo In_theetmt at lelll hfTyI30) dIys prior 10 Iht 11( of fuch bullbull~I peiodIN ICfJusled price IIIbull bull bctlht prlre 10 ~ Itn il perlod

E WARftArffiES

JO warrants IIJ $Ic wUI te provided In ood ~d orkmDnllkt mlnner for 90 dyI Irom the elite of Se k ti I Jel eltc ives rlnen nollt e 01 a

Johnson ~j(C 21)19 JOIlnSOo CUols b e Customer COrlidellfrlll Controls Do ~ 0l0Y fphYSllll1 eletrorucaJy or 111) Ch(gt mampoiI) 111OUt (ou)t8$$ wel ~m H()n of JOIn$on CoIIoi s Ic P aglt ~601 42

I r PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

bf Ch of Ihi warranty Pl io to the e nd o f this flinty jlnod Jel III -perlOm any no~-tonlor~~ S ~Nilt~ e t no addl11on~1 (~ r8e hhl~ a ltonvn 1y tU5QMble Itm~ of I~ nOIIIllt llon

Jet 1gt lhoit eqvlpmfnl mnuIanued o I~dd bgtj 10 (ilofl fnc 11IiI1 It Irom dellaquou in mIII~ 1 and k hlp 1 lnlam normlluutelOI I period of90dS 1110 1ngtl11J o fumih bullbull pleOI 01 CQulpmenl utl(k tNs Alemen ilnd lhat eQulpmenl Ii cov~red brl nty fom m tnktunr ot~ INn CI 10 wf l llnSI~1 the benefits cl th lt m-nufgtltlue(J waranty it any to Custome and 11 amy lemediebull ~ n clu1III 101 lhal equipment AI ttnJj)OItlkwI (hoi tnwred In _ lion wi(h Ihr wrinty 101 eCllOpmeol1 IftdO 1~1s nol _wd undshythis AeerntnllNtl be bDn~ byCuJIO b eept as poided heern II Jel oltelves in nOlice 01 I ~ ee~ 01 I~b ~rmty PIlot to t~ end 01 tllh rruy pelod JCI will ttPlIr o eplate (n )(1 OPtio nl Ih e delMliv~ equl pmenl

Tllele _nl do II(It IJttend 10 tty ~ltW 01 eltlul~n lhal have bfton rnllUied bull bull Ite ed Or repared byC1I0 CI O IlIItd INfl iel Ihoul 1M supelVi1on 01 nd 110lt lltn Ippt(lvll olIO o WJCI ~t num~ or ranty d tul W bwn rmowd or alured AJ replaccd parts Ct equrgtnMn1 h1 become JCI pro~rty Thb ~rtntv is 1101 lu~b~ W~ nty J~ ~ be provldfd dulnn ncrmal bUllneu hOUlI IXCludll hoII(Ivs The r-dti I fonh hilrtln shltl be to(II~ nd eoltclU1ive medywltllCltlrdllo ny wlfrt nty ( 1lm under thlgt AallefMtlt Anv uit huN _lIIe rrltltv mun be lItauhl no III mn orgtamp II) ~a ftlr lile txPtloon ollhr pplicllble ffanty ~Iod Thlgt IIm(ttUon Is In IItu cr Iny olhe IPPrlublf mlult or 1Imh~1I01 CUSTOM~R FURTHfR ACKHOWLIDGU oVoID AGREfJ THAT THUt WARIUJffifS Aif ICIS SOU WAlIRANTlES ANDTOTHf MAXIMUM [)(TENT PpoundftMrrrEO UNDERAPPUCABLE LAW ARE IN U[U Of All OTMER WAftRANTlES pound)(pRpound$S OFlIMPUED INClUDINGtIT NOT lIMITED TO TlfOSf OF MERCHAHTA8IUTY AND FITNESS fOR A PlRTICI)LAR ftJRPOH

f CUSTOMEROIIUGATIONS AND COMMITMENTS TO ICI

1 Cuc~ wtt~l lt M ~ JCIr) WOOmIIlion (Onnltnlne conoilion of lhe CovtfeO Eqv ~ment TI Cvstom agnfS nd ~ntl

lhll 6tin 11Ie Tffm of IhI AItirnenl Cu crne will 11 oprr1 the Cevtttd [ol~menl ~codin8 10 th~ mnulanu~1 atldor CI co ~nduonl

01 up ~lt I~ I rgtd CUtten work Ic Ind motion boutt~e Co~erfd EQltrlpmenl crommended bt th e nufCuH ~Mor J(I

DJ 1I00Ii(k a n MlIQU 1e on_ 101Covw E4Uipm t ~ ftltommended by Ihr nufw1u~ Ntdor K~ Includili but 01 limited 10 dequal~ electllc~1 pOw~ ie IU~ lit COIGitionnt1Id ~umldltycontro

(4) oo ri ly JCI lovn~ile1y 01 ~ nv CowCd Equlpm~ nl mllunCtion Iliu kdown o other condllion ~fleclltg Ihe oper11on of tht Cowrt d f qulpfltf1

(5) prOjf ICI It~ nl arct1l 10 lis Pem isegt a nd Cevelti Equ~nl 1 ~H UJonIbIe tId nEU1IJf lmn for IIgte perforttIfICt olt~ e 5elVicu

(6) alo JCI 10 ~~ iod SlOP ~ erodialy hm off or otherwlle C~IIle c temponrily lupend eqvlpmenl Of)eratioru oc Ihll)(1 an perform Ihe ~le-aui~ uoder ~ AceemcIII

(]I M af)dlable ~Iovtd t JlIo~e oondc-n~ coollfll t_r 1raquoiIr wa ter lUlrnenl lor IN proper function (II Co_ed E Ilmc-nld prot ect a~lnll ~ nV elonm~nllllssu~ a nd IOllae of biohulld lueh 3$ but not IIm~ e d to leclonell

(III un iIlId jIIoperl itl and Itl~ Itttr u1on 11 lm t_ tUh nlpoundhl or II uth cfNr Ie Custo hili clo~ the PWllfl

(9 O~I1n I M~n Jke nc jIrnilgt ~qulred lor ~d DoloV I~ tlelt u~lecI ~ h theServlu

(lOI noullrJC I immedi ately 01 fly cmed ~deauacv~ 01 1~Iur r cl th t Co 1 Equlpmenl 01 othr condl lon ffenlna the optallen 01 Ihe Cored hulpmenl

(II) fumlVlny nelteu 110 C ~ I na ~~101 olflle$ 1$ peme (111 poperty maintain pall se Mlte Ind utt I~e 101111 operalion olny olh property sYStem Qqulpmenl or dtYlte o (usto m or 0111 to wtkh the Covered [Qpment mav De ilUacled or eCMK led In UCordinct wi1h mltlnuaclur~bullbulleornmend~tlcnt InlUr lfle elme ou1ltenll c the lequlemeltIU o lny Ie o6l i bu u ~encv 01 ocllttIIO~1u hiviC ll6iction thteol

131 IIOIt~mpet IVTt ~ ~ker Id)u l ~ dllturb I~ ~mQve Of ol~erwle Int~l1t~ with any Coveed poundIpmenl (locltKUn ampny relll~ 10l1wllftl ind 001 permk th r ~e 10 be done ~nd

(14) raltt lrom UU1nC lalie mina erob lfse K I 10 i Iln~ Pf~lty 01 I~ 1)1 by 01 IUed at~I1 JO by Iy OIlf1Imeltola mu fielpll I~ncy II elull lhereol

2 CUW~ftI~ u1ltnowledtna undend~ ~I unleS dl fea l~llor blQhl bullbullltdl uch leIOiIen11l topliGi tlyltKludm ttl I~ C JO b proYIdfr1t h gtCuomerlpo I~UI~ Ie pI ltgtvde j lK~ It~ nl Corner~mowIedcu lhlits fitC 10m~ ht tobla~ wlU elilgtte KI 01 any elpontbliity lor~ny Co~ed Equipment bC~kdown 0lt I ny ntC~UiY air o rrFgtlourneot I any Cover ~d Equlpme-nt II CUSICme brehes ItY 01 the t obllltlons KI N aye lhe Ilhl upon Mlen notice to Cullrgtmif to smpend Ilt Seovas unl~ C~tme cua udgt blttadl In a lldliJon ( SI_ rhaC be npornblt lOt f2YInt 0 etmbrfll10 10 inyCOlU Iuodt~ wilh ltoIftUW k uued IJ JUII 01 to( bnil(11 11~Ggte cbl iCltion bull

G INSURANC Clgt$lomllt t11lOfU11Ie 101 oUinin ilt inwran~ (ovtltsectte ~Nt (ull_ be Is nfelillY 10 proUCWIO Cuam propelttY and penol

In 0 on the Ptnlstl Includlnt co-eraJt 10lt ptllon1Inj u tKI propelY dftliilf~ ttlE PAYMENTS CUSTOMER MAICU UNDER tttlSAGRUMENT AAf

NOl ftELATED TDtttE VAlUE OF ttt[ PREMISES CUSTOMERS PROP[RTY OR POSSEnION5 ORTHE PER50N5 OCCUPYING OR AT ANYTIME PRESENT

IH OJ ON TNE fIIEMllU BUT RA1MEII ARE trUrn ON 1M COSt Of THE MnM MID lllE SERIIl(U AHD lAlE INTO CONSIDEJIAOON nn PROHCTION AFFORD EO TO 10 UNOER TtffS AGJIHMlNY CUtOngtC -by elee 10 ~ any Ilatoly 10 nv IVttII or condllion (ustlty (o~c cd bycom~dllIbIHtv iu t1nce (utomc und~oI nd lha l ncltlcr he Se~ rQr the Co~ered Equlllmfnl ~rr dtiI d 10 ~du(r bul nc

el1m te certl ln u13 1(1 doe nat tvrntv I~t nel th lgtt SeIViCI1 I1ltlr Cov~red [liulpm~t i ~ pievcflt Qerwn(ll InulY un~t~orzed entnotgtCe1 or

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JOHNSOt 0 fRe 5 PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL REPREO FDF COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

H INOlMNITV

JCllnd CII~tomel 11It11 full Indemnify he ollgttl Plrty Illd Iu officers bulltffltS dilectOrsbullM tmpioyffl 1Om I ny ~ndn dlmlle p tOIlS and exptllln (clud ~lonJble utOlne-s leest illne OUt of third Pirly dllml demtlndi or lukllor bodily Injury (In(ludl dath) Of cia gc 10 tana1bie pcptny 10 lhe lCIt Irisin OUI 0 Ihe IItCIIamp~e or tnclnllonel mlscOfldutt 0 Ihe Indemnlfyl party Of lIS crnplovlef Of _filli CUSlomer expra tliihl ICI Jtlan be r~bIe 10In)Jry iWnbullbullbull bull 01 ~I only to the IICIttIt uund dlrlaquoly by IC1 nel~MI o Inllntl_ mliConduCi Thl obllJtJonl 01 JCllnd Ctome und Ihllltlt1ion ~ funhtf wbIKI to lealoml tid J ~

I LlMlTAnON OF UAllUTI NEITHER 10 HOR CUSTOMER WILL BE R[5PONSIBlE TO TH OTHER FOR ANY SPECIAl INOIRECT PUNITIVE OR CONSlQUENTlAI DAMAGES (INCLUDiNG BIIT NOT lIMITEO TO LOST PROFITS OR LOll OF BUSNlSS) JCJS TOTAL UAIIUJ TO CUSTOMER FOR DAMAGES R[5ULTlNG JROM AN( CAUSE WHAnOMR SHALL BE UMIT(D TO $2SQDOO IN NO EV(HT SHALl 101 INDEMNifiCATION OBllGATJOH [)(UD TIlE AMOUNTS ALO TO JO UNDER THIS AGIllEMENT OR THE AMOUNT OF INSURANCE IllQUIMD B THIS AGREEMENT WHICHpoundItIl IS GAUnlt CUSTOMUI UNDERSTANDS TltAT)CJ 15 HOT AN INSUIIER RpoundGARJ)tNG THE WORKOIlTIlE SERVICpound$ 0 SHAll HOT BE IIESPON5IBH fOR ANY DAMAGE 011 LOSS nAT MAYflUU~T FIIOM FIliI SAFElYOR SECURITY EQUPMpoundNTTHATfAILS TO PEAFORM PROPERLY 011 FAILS TO PIIMr( A CASUAL all LOSS

J FORa MAlfURE

KIWtLL NOT Bf RfSPON511Ll fOR DAMAGE LOSj INJURV 011 elLA CAUSEDY CONOrtIONS TMAl AAI BFYONDTKE IllASONAlU CCImIOl AHD

WITHOUT THlltnpoundHTlONAlMISOOHOUClOR NlGtlGpoundItCE Of 10 SUCH amomOHSlflCWD[ 80T ARE HOT UMmo TO (AI ACnOf GOO (6)

Am Of GOVtllNM[NT AGpoundNQpoundS Ie) SllIlKl5 (0) LABOR OISPIITpoundS) (f) FIRE If) OPlOSIONS OR CASUAlneuros (G) floIfS (H) VANDAUSM II)

RIOTS 011 WAR IJ)TpoundRROIUSM ANe III UNAVAUBILITYOF PARTS MATpoundRJALS OR SUPPUES

It RUOUJT10N OF DISPUTES 11 3 0l5pu1l rIs~ und~ tIIk _nl tile lelllgtall prom1 ~~ Incod IlIh lbesoIvt well dllputll by ~tIM In1Ie -t dsJ)UU II UIU~ 0 be vcWed eltha- pony whaw the tch IrIltble ltbiI~don by iIinC with lhe AmeltIcn ArbItIoltI oUodallon ~ no olllerlcttlClIon IaI bftn prevlouJly filed upon ftliol 01 the Ifbitnon till AAA Ihllhlw Ihe eOlCIu~W jurlsdlCllon _ the OlspUte Tlluibull11 party mty decide 10 f~e n (Ilon In coun of romDftenl jurbdirtlonl f til (oun f~m II Ihe flntlec1 proctdln flied tIIll tourt Iha have lur~dlaioo ove lhe ~JlUle to the aclulion 0101 rbltrltlon AtbiUlllon Ihln be toooucted In il(cordince wilh the lWn CUrrtnl tbhflllon rules of the IgtnItrlan Artgtilntlon MllaquoilIIon ~OIM wtlitllllon seMel mlJlIatty ampJ1Hd 10 by 1M IoIlt11n ArbIlratlon musl be (~1Ild Ihtll Ibty (60) dayt afw tn oputt submitted 10 artHlllon unlen the j)IoItlH mll I1y et ot~ The ~cI~ed by tn ~alorwi 1M f_land ~I liAlted by 1M bltLmDf may be Int~ed In XUlrcllnce with IppIiQbIe I_In any (oun h-il (ornpe1em jurisdiction jMltty po_llire III 1M 3Ibtrtttlcn or COUrt poem IhII If entilled lOn _d 01 Its rulflMble COIoU In(IudinI 1USOfIIbInomeyJ leu Incurred IS rtwlt 01 tile Oipute CUSTOMER MUST BRlNG ANY CLAIM AGAINST 10 WITHiN ONE (1) YEAR m ER THE ClAIM AROSE If CUSTOMER OOIS NOT CUSTDMR WlU HAVE IRRtvOCASlY WAIVED Irs RIGHT TO SUE 10 ANDOR INSTITUTe OTHER PROCEEOINGS AND ICI SHALL HAVE NO LlA81UTt TO CUSTOMER fOR SUOi CLMM TIME IS Of THE ESSENCE AELATM TO CUSTOMH PUISUING ANf SUCH ClAIM floIE PItOVtSIONS Of TKS AGREEMENT WHICH APLY TO AN (AIMHALl REMAIN IN HFECT EVEN AFTER THE AGREfMtNT IS TfRMNATto 10 AND CtmOMER EACH WANt THEIR RlGIfT 10 A rull

shyl TERMINATION

1 Remote Monnorln $eMCIIS and R~mOte ()pe~lln ScsvIca ma~ be imrntdlitely Clnceled by ellher party il Jels Remote OperIiQn Cenler (onne(lln res Of mOflltorlrlllSlem5l~ cle5trovtd by or ather ClIllopht Of wilt Ihf PlemilllS re sa bS damtBed Ih 1 11 Is IrnpftetaI IO conlinuf StnoIces

2 ellhe INIrty fib 10 perform any 01 Its obIirlon UM hIs Ieem~nl I~t otll jraquony wi prOIII~ -men IOIkt LheeollO lhe )lilly

1I1~ed 10 JHo In dmult Should Ine party alted 10 be Ifl defull 111 to espond I it or like action 10 cvre tIM II~IltI def within 1111 (lOt (lall 01 ~celvln IV lneo notlu the lOti ~rty may le(mlnlle Ihk rument by PIOllldlll ~ten nOl1(1 01 IIJII lermllliU lo n

3 UPQI1 IltIrrIinoUm 01 h ltfeeme~ le r anv rNson aJICmef 1hd PltiY IQ 10 I II UflGitputed _nu 0Wflj IlIrwah Ihe dallt of IIIUOII ~hIn thl (30) cI~ luth lermnl ion (ulier hIIllso prflVlde Jej Utlth RMlIlabe aa 10 the islS tD rem~ IIIe Gflew OtWe ~n~hVfllher JO pro~y ncltoun~tJI Int~on fl~ 0lt iiIlt IIlfIV ~lIlem1S ppUuble Cull 111111be liable fOlt al Iffl COlli and IICPfIfl mil Jet mv Il(u in ltootlKion th I enlOIOlmenl 01 hll tIlIl indlldina wilhoullimatlcln nlIo ble nom lees eltgtnKtton aency lees nil Olin COIoI

4 II he A~re~tot Is for mulljytar telm t~her jMrty nwy termiNle lilt Aeflaquomerll after dI ronl fu ~a of SaMlaquo by I lilt OInr pI no Ie-laquo thIn 10middot1 (151 ~VJ nit oolk laquoNlded h_ th~ (us OfIIted PREMIUM (OVEIlAGE CusIOlttltgtlt Y mlltUle ~~I ontv upon 10$ WIitt~ ~

M ASBESTOS MOlD BIOAHAZARDS AND HALUOOUS MATERtAlS

H~zardoul Mltfrills munl tfrlal ~ wb$llnct hal tIelher by Its N~ or ute II now Of hft defed Of fCula~ hdoubull 1 dOUloUbsltnoUl pc 1 o tOllllmlnlnl vodeIIV 1oG~ 111 01 leclclta l lowbullfCulallon 01 rdinlOtlCll bullbulllalre to or cklfIlUkIamp pUblic and ~ 1l1li and uletytId prateCIIon oj the IMonmen or which iI toIc explosive COfaUvt flammable radloKlhot orclnoCflIk or OIhenoriI haarcloui Of which iI or CfIfI1n1 _oItum psoline died Iud Inother pc1~um hvoilOClrbon produCl or poIYhlori~ bIphtI Hatardoui Matttllls ltlHdllGaltoeluMl makl leulmiddotbaid ptintl bIohIlrdS SIIdIIS but ftOlink~ to 1fCiofIeCl IntI HlIeJtcs-conao1n1nc mwials rACM1 Neither (ulomer nor lCi dlrlll lo or Illkeneel 10undnmiddotakedlren Obllnlolll r~I~li~ (11M klcnllOClllcln Ibuemenl dUnp control ~mo~1 or dlltpoltal o ACM

10 wlB be 1$IgtOtIIbIe 10lt moI 0 cI oos 01 ayen~roous ~Ierl_ls Ihll I ul In provldl lht StMt-es n O H bullbullf(Ioul MaIHllb1 and t~ I fmldllifIn ollllY Iell jlnd by he eI1e of 1(111lt1 MertatI For lit HI~ MltMils Iha may be olteselttl Itgt lacM~h

Johnson ~lcC 2019iQhn$on Cotro~ Inc ControlsComeJ Canfodenllal 00 nr)I COP) (pIIy~ocaIy eectrorcny or n an OIhel mea) Ylnout It ~I~ nnen ptlJJTJ5~ 01 ~C~oIs Inc PagE 38 011

middot PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL t- COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rNomiddotC1 HudOOJ Meritmiddotf (uuome shgt1IIUpply JCI wht 1 iflrornallo~ iflil pm bullbull~1on lt~lllni 10 lilp pre~nlt of lilllrltlOU$ M~ c-rret ij

th ~ilt eJ~nn ~v ff~(1 10 pelt1orm bull e 01 Ih~ s i(~ II Illhft Cnomelt or 10 gtKom ltt 01 ltgtlt UUlfCU U~ I)esellltt 01 Nonmiddoto(l HIIIISo M~ le1$ tIIl Iy ItgtItrlre llh Cr ServIltpoundl II I~U ImmtdllltIy $lOP I~ SoetYl(l Itgt rile I ffffiecl ru ~nd noilly the o thw ~n As btt-en (unome Ind MI Cuu_ hoo_be rtlpor1ible 01 IIISoho n~n ~ e -d diopoinr 01 Honmiddotla Hndou Mele 1$ fom lu rdMIebullbullnd for Ih (medlllion olny reu ImpaetCd by he ret bull bull e of he Hon-CI HUlrdou Mlltrl I~d mul ptwidc ~ cer1lliUlle 01 a balm~nl ~cfore J(I will be obll~lled 10 ~rlorm 0 cnl~ue lIS S~Mco unln 10 ~d letu knowloedae Ihll NonmiddotCI HIardou M~I(II~ were pren nd eted In dl$tfpr d of I~I ~e In wli(h tne 1lJ 1lt1 -11 be (pon lbllil lu ole ~ Othe etMOltlon 0 nmiddot orn Impmed by IlJ leltl~ of 1Idgt Hibullbulldon MlttIIbullbull00111) ( lOme hon In lOponibII II lu ole e~e for the _olI 01 HIbullbullrdous Male 1s INri ~ no bHII r~ieued and fe reie~e~ not nultlnc from Cl1 PtriormallCt ef tilt Serulces CuomN ~hlI ~I~nd ~nd InclomoJlot JO ~Calnl 1 Iol-ifl (o sU damUC I e~~nlel vd claJms ~rnamp 01 lu fa ure 10 (omply with Ihll Sccllcn M

N CUSTOMER DAlA

Cnlomt da la obtillned flom lie SetWltcs II owned by alld 111amp11 btlolt o Cunomer 10 I~ IUIOI illO UI Cl410mellb 10 prcMde Sentlce (lome bcept a lonh IItrlln lei wilt 101 disclose Ie any IhllI Otlty ~ny 1rlISivIltN81 (~nom dlI~ acquled hrouh pelt10IWIIIa 01 Ihe Sttvices Mthout Cul lomer (OnSenl (unomer ilB~e Ihal Jel nd 11 ubleIIrle affillnlnd epproved Ihild ~rty COII111OI5 and de-elopers may collecl nd lJ~e CUllome dll for Iny eaon 10 as ny ee l ule 0I1t1e clall on I dt middotklfn11itd bSII Iha dot nOI p~rsonaMy I~ntily Cullomer or anvlndivd Cuilomelt Igttgteby ~nlJ)O a petu WilcIWkIelfrtvOCable royah lru8unO U modi+ m1PU~Ibull bull WOIoeltIse and 1011

0etMt~wo b frOtnuch dala J(III ~IIM rlClIl$lOlI Inr~ 10_ rbl tJlIltflllll nd produnl C~led as I ew of uerlomnce ofSeMlts

O JCIS INlHLECTUAI PROPERl

10 WM IKtJI d riCh ~ lgtcIltgtltfest 11 yl) woltk orovided 10 Cuslomel IfgttIudlnl ohooI l ilmltiltiOfl ill ~e ~U and objeet cod dorumtnll1ior1 tKllnic Inhwon or dlla 1plaquolflCa1onlnd del bull ltes Impr~mellU 01 mOClllQlooruo 10 r~II1Hmiddot~ and (bJ I(now-How (defined below) e~ b 1(1 In bull (I~eron 01 lhe ~bltt 0 periolfTlfnt ollh Slt~ whth ~n_n 10 1(1 ror 10 Of diVtlom or tiICgyeiI Or ~uire-d In conneCllon with I perormrltt of II obn ioos under lhl ~greemenl Ownership Of eM Oelwblf ~nd KnowHow Ihd veil 00001y In ICJ nld flO Oe~ver~~bullbull1IaII be de~med middotworks mide fo r hlf bull Withoul UtIamp Ihe lenerilily 01 th e fortlal vfSNp 01 ai sool(e nllIS ~ (Ie (Olme of ptriOfnlInamp the le1Vkei I~I reMain the elOCIuIiIIt PlIJIIIlt1V 01 10 FltK purpoltl 01 ihllt AaJr-cmerr middot~nowmiddotHO mean a knohow )jot e It(hnIQ~s (Q ~U mllhoclolocln loobbullbull~Iy i(ll ~pprOKIgtG dltibu~ Odell and dt1m dllcoveriU ad ld~ililnW1ed produCAd by dhelc~d or uelt t)y 1(11 he CfUlon IIlt plovilJcn 01 the o-t~f1b1eI or In the Iltroltnance 01 tho Sltrvkt1 i nel Iny chanee ImplovemenJ or modlfiuHon tlgtereto or deivatlv Ihe reof

P OI6IT lpoundRMS

Any licMM 10 ltgtlt ~h( to ~laquopoundl1 JO IOfWlIrt produW inc dIIlti l e r Cloud tu Dyfth-lMd ulkr till Irelfflflfl b prellldild on 1- telt

corldklons for the iPllllebje loflwr~ groduct Of dlcll or cloud trvlce lei forth btll1wwwJgtgtmQI(QroluQmtgtulk Cleull4itl~I SU(h

aptgtlblt oftw~re podu nd (jjIIIIlervlltes lermsr lncopO ~d by rcferetl(e hcreln

Q Mi~LlAHrOlJS PROVISIONS

1 AW nor l~bullbullequlred IC be amp1vfIfI1bullbullnrundfi hili ~e ifI wrllnt Inc ~11I)e (OtIl(Ieca prcper ~iwn If (II chlMrred In Jlt IOt (b) tlll vi the Unlled 51lei POI~I stvIlte pel1se orepald ftlIlIred 0 tertlfld Mill rflun fclOl requCled (cJ ifni by o~ernlJht del~rv scNiCe ( fidEgt UPS) 01 (dln bvfClIrn~~ ~ m~1I or olnelt el~wonlC mt~nd confimed by (~cslmll e relum mlll or ele~hone

2 TIUs CfNnltnt _ nor be led byCunomoe wtllIc 1(1 k wrgtlIell (0ltgtSe 1(I IN ~ III -eM 10 1amplJr lh eltlnbull bull o_ ethn~erJon firm 0 (OltpOrllon wltheut Cul1omer~ conscm 0(10111 abo lIve 1M Ith Itsor cI1stretlon 10ubconuaa ny ponlon 01 IDe Servl(e TII$ ~retmenllnues 0 he ben~fot of Ind Is appllc ble tc ~ny aS1inees or SUbltOnl etor~ ef telbullnd II blndlnt upon Customer wllh Plaquo110 nld Il-SlttD or ltubculag rs wilh Ite f~e nd tllecl3 n bInltls (uIOme loJel

411 any plcviion of 1M femen Is fgulld t W IMaloC ~ tbullbull1 or unenforceable in ~ny elOtet Ihe lIdlly lealOty ~nd enforcelbillt Ollhe rem~lIinlpltosooru cellUinil htfetll hill flO( In t V wy be Ifeuelt Of irnj)3IleltIthNeOv

S TlIII laquoeemenlI lhe enUre (onl et bltwcM 1(1 nd CU1l0mt1 and ~st~1 ~ny pltlcr or ~ 1 undcfSllndll _itt IIIltIU ~ ro~oII or Olher ommuni(llionl b tween the partIe

ampmiddot(111 dltnowIodllli ~nd ~ bull IIgt IIY jhHdl l c ord~ lucd by Cuilomc In cunllKlon h lhigt laquo~enl iSlnlend only 1D ellMliiSh lnymenllllhof1ry fOl Cr5lont r Inltrn~lluou~I purptllH nd nol be conide1( to be ~ unto llcr Imltfld n1 modlfQtion o OIher IcvlslonlO lhe lenTIl 01111 AtrHment No tem or condition I dud or rfenced In CUIO middot pUdaSll ordl will h~oe ant fOlte elfet and Ih~e ( flU and condillon shall (MUOI (utomr1 ICtcraquoi1ICe of ny SefVicellllJH ltOnltllu lt in I~pncc of these lerm ~nd rolldnions An prO(IOl fo tltkjllo~1 or d~lefe rli ferm~llgtt In CuSlomtrs J)Uf(hue orde-r Cr ny otll elt dOtumenl Inill expresl ~ccP1ed IfI wrlIlIZ by ICI hCfeby objKted 10 nd telaquotCd

711 1I1t( at n~ (hfnlel 10 (uuomero ~tlnl or 0~r3110~f Of I lPlk oOle eEulaIon II ltode u~ bull Of ulW~y t~Ilebullbull I~il mD Iltldy ffeet J(rl peremlnt~ of the S~rvi(eJ or 111 pt1tlrltl ~fel 10 IhU h the ~ht 10 an eQ~IUbl and l~proprlle djuumenl 10 Ihe cope Ie and othe-f llcned Ie 011111 Ag reemenl

Johnson ~p(gt 21)19 Johnson Conll ol1 CU~lome-f Confgtdent Controls 00 -0 eopV 1ptyslQllly eleGl ro~gtCIly OlIn any oiher mft) hou Ihe eXJlress wn llen oerrn$$IOn 01 Joinroon CQntro ~ Irtlt Pag 3e of 42

JOHNSQfJ COtHROlS PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED r 11i COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

ADorNDUM TO PSA TERMS AND CONOITIONS OR MONITORING OF INTRUSION fiRE AND OTHER WpoundTY SYSTEMS

If ~te MOnilOfin StMces bull bull pIktly III(ludtS Ittnol~ lire ~ml 1I~oritl gtlaquov1tv 11111 mooilorint or video monitor ifl lht $COpe 01 wol1lt O (11110 d es tile Aareemenl II hereby madifie1lncl mended to Indude the termlnd prollllioru ollhls Addendu 10 tile PSA 10 Monhorinc 01 InlWolI r lf Mid Sfety So$term (Ihe AI(eNjum QplIlred Irms thaI Ie nol de1if1ed titeln lhirll h~ the melni cJven 10 diem In the lIIlement In Ih _11 of conhicl between the t~rTIltId (omIllions of this Addendum arid those ~inl ln the 111_ the tems (ondttklfls oIlbis Aoddtlldllm st pi~I~

1 kmote MoMorln of AIm SI~nI$ If ICI receiYo an elMfltnCV Itrm Ilen111 Jel Floc Jel IhIoII eeworlo nolhylhe IPJfOprille po~ Or fire deplnfII or other eme1enty panR QG ~iJurlldictlonnd Jel hl tndeVOI 10 IIOtiIyCuIlOmPf or tlsdellllllled repruenlnlve by eltmoll urltss instfU(1e-ltt 10 do OlheAlt by Cllomer In whilll ndot Nltd on l~ndlfd operalln picaduttlfo Ih ROC lCi uJ)OII feeeipi 01 bull lIOnmiddot emeree llenll from lilt Iremll sh ncltlvor 10 nOI11y Citomer ~feMltlve pursUlnl to Cu llemer1 _inen Instructions k faullin to QltmoU or Ie nOlllatlon Cunome ICknowlldlt5 1-111 the sllNIs Irlrumlttld from lhe Iremes will be monltoid In mOllltorlnl ftty not 0~111td by x~ lhe peSOIIIIeIIn _h monltom fldllltf lit nollh I~u 01 10 nor dots KJ IoU I rupDnsibillry Ielt tilt _ tIkh 1Kh Inb w montloed o lhe ttlPOfll( to $udlI1

2 ltemOI Monltotlfll kNkes Irkntllfmote MonllorltlJ SeNlf$ 1M be plaquolded by KJ If lhe ACftrM1II includes dIle 101 wth St~ 11

wm SeMce Is pchtitd 1lt1I nltOI~ mIIf 01 Ilirm 10 lhe Premies and lhe InIIlllchlre Is bIosed on the porcln( iCOq( 10 by lhe Jgt3lttiel wbjea 10 the lerms llId (ondiliolls 01 tills Addendum tie numtIMohllrms produced I I thl1ueloes beyond the COnuXt~ numblaquo of alarml In month (utome wiM tie blWon oleage lea

CommunOllonl Mdbo 0110( acknowlld Iht monkOlinl 01 COIlfelt Equipment requires nnsmlSllon 01 Ilgn~1s 0-1 $urlldad lelephone Iinellndo the Int_I1Id th Ihese moOeI of IIIJllmlslion ltmoV be Inl~rupled ctrofIIYltInled orcompromilrd In whkh cn IIC llMnal ClIO be Insmitttd trom the Pemius 10 thtr nIOfgtileinl fad~ty CUllomt ndenlnd Itltlle II~ lhe noonIOIn latllHy 10 be Willi 01 $lOch tonditlon bull dditlonal or 11tf~ II prol~1on toIIO be inllilled $udI line ItcIity devicn1 (Ullomtr COIllnd epensencr 10 Irlnsmluon Itlephone Ii only Cuslom- etnowtlldl_ II is _ IhIt h _urlty deW _lillie Ind nlnl UpirWy ldenllfied In Sthtdule A bull (qulprnent l ist lin dednrcf to purdlnl well 0tvkI~ Crntomtlt IIlth xkroowIedItllhlt Ulth ddltlonil pClt11on Is not 1rbIe Jot Inltrntl lrlMtOlln1on un6tr thl AIeemtnl

4 flwjUnnccemrry nns StfIlu csls At IOs OP1lOnltllddllIDIIII IN mIy be dwpd lot any m Of unlfQlOSiry SIM Vuil uused Of n=~led bV cUOJftllf 111 ildclklon Cuitomeuhlfl be Illy re$llOflSlb~ncr II1Of1 for fines petllltItsIISISlmInts l3gtes f~ o MH I~ by ~ 10vemmelQ bOCIy lell1lho~ tommolOlctrlloll 01 ~I UlltImiulon COlllptny1l1he rnlllt Ilny Iltie larm Ind ~hin rtlmtgtiwl Kl lor any tom -cUffed by IClln conMCIicll IIgtItewth Cunomer wi opera Ihe l)II toIIeluly ~ ID 1ooId CMOllne fau llimu hIM lIrmi an be ClVled by I _tIM or olher forces ~ he cOIIlrof 01 10 II n ~ number 01 flle Ilium lit cltetved by KJ In MIdllicfl to Y othebull lIb1e (tmedlll 1 111)1e to Jel ICI m v lerminll Ihis amprttmenl Ind discontiny t ny Service(snd leek to cover dmllts If In bullbullent Is dlipolChtd by I _mtnlll l ulhorlty or Olh Iibullbull 10 pond 10 a II~ Ilirm where lh CUIIDme o Iny olher Piny IIIi InlentlonallV xddenoly or rraquolilenlIyKl~led lhe Iam I lInl~ CullonW kaD be Itlportllble lor and PIYnv and1I lell lcrjor fonu lIuled with fUPlaquol 10 lhe fls lImsnd PlY 10 JCJIht Iddltiooal clllrJcs Mid (OIl1lncufftd by It fom I fl lslIlm If lilt CIIIIO_r $11_ M$ 1IXIllHllbie dtvIu Customer IUlIgtorIlti ICI 10 ~I Ille Iemin to tv Ill the ludible device r JO I eqlleued 01 ordltltd ID do lO bltf l_r_II~ lIhbors Dr I~ fist and Cullonle will PlY JOlts standard servIc ct tllule lor Kh well visit PoIIcIIIndes tiIU rePlir of svn1 whlth CIOUS lue diugtoldla _ lobi_ IIlIlngln lhe equljllll6nl nt(esAY f 10 to wpptr the StMces nd euslOmllt wM fWf 1 COlU of JudI malntelaflct At IeUI IIOIIthly CUMO-wi IIISI the V$ltm protea deulces and send lell I 10 the ROC 10 I n monltorin laquoII1Imtn1 I 8WldIIfIct wlthlnswctlons from JO o the Roc CoI_r IIHi to lest lhe monltorlllamp IV$tttnS inc1tIltIinI ttsti anv ultruonlc mlctowwtlnfrared CampPlCliInce or other electronic ~l_nt prior lofle end of tlCh monlhnd will ImmedlJtetv rfllOlllO JCl if the equipment fafls to respend to ttll I wltom IhIoI mike Iny nlaquoIIUry rIj)IIs 1ltOO fttl clP of notice IS Ii rulonlllly prnkll CuWgtmer ~n al an tlmes be oltlv rponslbllt If)lt mainlilninamp Iny Iprln~~r vlem In cod wortInc oflier Ind provide Mfeqlllf hell to lilt PIfI

5 RemQII Monilorinamp Df VIdo MonltoiIl Srvices Oul~ Ih Term JCIl sol lcr only obfilllkln mine fom the In~~11oo of Video MMtorlnC ~Mc In Sctvkt oIfrnf 1hall be 10 monitor thl dlamplIlli 1l KlullIy IKlvtd by JO II tI flOC fom mnn Ollhe VIdeo $oo$lem afld pon receipi 01 a dlllllrillCnllndicU lhirt In fam cOndlticn )lists 10 crravcbullbull as ptlmnltd by II 10 lIol~y lhe police or olh munklplllulhoity deemed approprlale In KJs bsokn dilafllon IndIO well pellOllS Customer 1111 deslampMted In lIlne 10JO 10 rectlvoe nolineiQn cf IlICh IlIrm tondition II WI forth huein HD llarm 1nstI1ti00n ffPIl bullbull tnIInltnall(l or rd IgtOJUeI will be1OVItIed urocSer IhIi Video MDnl~ optlcnJO m~ oul DfIor nollce 10 CUIIDmtlt in _10_lcIbII ~or iltlurtnu _ultur~bullbull II(t d ls(OfIIIne 1Id Dr ltand iii ~ policies and protedurtL

bull Inc~lon nd rDndonlon oIlte VIdeo MonIln shaUbe pt~~d by KJ Wthis AI_nt Iclude$ I cha lOt IIIdro Mkorin~ Se we If ucll Voo MOIIltorln Stltva 11 purthi1e-d IIde(I MOIIlto111lI S~II will Decln when the Video SVSlern II Inlblled and opelltonalbullbullnd when Ih nlltesHry communletllorll COMIKlion Is CQmplcHed NO obIililiOIl lor the provision 01 tI1l~ VidllO Monitorln SeMa w1I laquogtIIInt1l lbest tlQllirmenllm ~

b CstQ lqvlllmut Customtr shall obIalnlllu DWfI CMtnd fgtltPtn~ () thIqulpmenl netenry 10(OrlllKllo 10110( Ind (b) wtutev~ IKtmlnlon permits o tice nHS lIwrl be 0ItUSA fom1 penonl ~111gtDtI1Ie ulltity bull bull nd lIlY ot tilted lervico plt0iId~ In co_aion wIIh Ih ~lYI(el n vIdIo 11 to be IISfd boor 1111 Customer Ii inlltlgtcltod 10 poduct Ad Imrnll video I~a (Ih VIdeo System Imj oillcPemlsti 10 IhltOC Ithe VitIeo System fCl mers no torn~ wJrratIVor fPISnotlon 11 1 Mto NSr will _ate IS ln1enclecf Conto Iulttller IJreoII 11111 notwithillndi V rule o 1IlttIct~tron by tel In dec Svst Ind Video SVSI I~ 10 ihIII ~ no tiPOMIblIity or obIiamplllorocltgt ItCnliO CusIO lhe~ SVlIm 0V other CUlla IIQVI~I

Johnson Ip(1 2019 Jonnson ConIeMs 111( ClSlomClI COnmill Controls Donor COfgtI iOhyseaUr eIetroncady OJ1M any o~ ~d) snour In )(lie u n)( ptfTllJSoOno JlhlisOft CorjoI l roe PageOol~2

PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rm ICntI(~ CvllOflCf II _u~hi1 I~ Video SYUCfgtgt ~alecl time lilt poiltloorwd NllouteclSlltll WI II only PlocllK 01 caPlII VIdlaquoI SvlI ionIt cr (ns111M Prcmltsts CUomo ~ IdtqWIwtiotI Ifbullbullbulln~(f1tIamp tondillonJ 101 Ihl OINt~ of the CamuH CUIm~ nb1~tI ltId lCllel t t 10 ~I$d no UItIIfO 0 lHlclpil~ Itllouln c JIOlIlIofgtInamp- lfodfO 1M t1ilW UMffillr(ludill W nol limhecl lo~lttllrlC willi NS loaltiDfU INn 01 pClSOfU In-VIdeo Sysltm l~etJ Y ~pirI or UIMUff

d Cll Customtlt Rw toI rflpltllbk 10 lbe video ~Im ce oduced Of uptur by toe VIdtltgt ~ 11 (gt11_ IQ~ del indemnify Inc hold hl rmIti )(1 M( 011lt tnl1 diectotJ I nc Itmployotfl I bull Inc ~I dmq~ lou (csu and cprnses 1~IucIItIIfI$ON~ UOOneyl lKi) rSOgtamp an or 1IIIrd gtllT IIIoIMI defTIIflCh Of ulu In connKlion lh thr ue (gtptfllion

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C V~oSylltmSIcMIbull WhM fcnalI(Im tM ~S(Iltm II lCeMd KIC$tfWIlhe hI to 1( bull m Zb belort odfoiC 0fIlaquotI1I(y ~lIcn Ind mty CfQOlt nol to notlfv ~tfCY ~10NWl1f II ~I Ulon Ie bellr-c In ill )Olt d-trtIJon III n Imer ency fondillon (lCI~ nOI tlsl 10 ~I filii temPt Ie i~ Ito nUINe ollhltl tmesfltv by ut vI u l yenelnClllon ndlor Iht twO-ayollaquo 111_ iI pploble) of 1M Vldre Sl$IMlIn(lud~ CnOlNlt 1(I1t IIKI detirllI 11111 ergtey (onditJ olUs JO will tfIde_ 10 notify lhe popelt POlice or emet~ry (0II1IC1 on a IIlClllon alln cI In_I by(~omer 10 10 Ot lIS CltnH- WIlen ~~ICfl(y 11 lCe~](1 I bull bull UtpllO coaKI tilt 111 ~ble CII1I01r1If rtprtotllI~Ie orr lilt nCltlLutIOll c~ liS bill fill rIOI nol l l( tmtrlRfKV uLhI~ Ihls notlllcalll)lJ will bI irllh~ I of bullbull o 11 1(1 bull 1 folte ROC ~c~_ lilne c~S1~ fl1~ e~ edlle lhe Q~ IUt Iltgtr Yemerlencv or __~trCt otulJoII the cuHomtr HI nftdO mte IhIs tQIIMlln _kin csl~ IUlhobl$ n IKISIO ~ IU Iettl Ie UJt Itl dlKrltllorgt C_IIII I ~I Ot damp1IlIon 01 11 Pt 0 ptlt$ons en o OUftd 1111 cltfTIht$ who UI nalllUIIorInltI 0 ClrtOmet 10 Will HOT MUST Ott DpoundTAlN MfI tllUON

f tcordlnp CltnIOIOtf COMtllU 10 lbe Ilpe laquo0lt1111amp of ~I Ietph(lnlc tomnICIII bt_ Ihl Pttml~ nd KI lCI wll h no ~ InyIlLilJnIrom laquoordlne fo r bullbull nu 10 ~cd) CIt PlbltCJ11on 01 ampf1WO-Wty WIIrI eamtnamplnlaOOrU oVgttr KOId1 0lt lhelrIi1(1 hili III tidily In c~ wllh VIdeo Svll grllt Vldre SysIHTIIaa IndudI blrt rtClHnllted I e I frltN omltlIlon tOeJamptn(t o 0 1( by JCI CIt olltl oNi( p~ ~I__ lIenu COfltnclon Of tny Olha tIIIrd pan COMtel ie n wIIh e ~tllgt1 fOt 1~ 1ltt 01 ffIOI) ~nsmLilIIon eodilll InltrpOflamp UllOfIl4I 10 VidtO Imltbull

I IIl1k 01 1011 II lIMorntls 10 dgn nol prenl o wIfnl that IIIlt StltvIet1 p_nl nylou by buIII( IIoIdup fire 01 gherwbl CIt 1-1 Ih ~__ In til ua ptOyenide the ptelWIon for WO II is Lnslllld 0lt InIrIOdtcl Of lhaillM ~ will be ninttlpted 0 eUQImiddotf (ltnlome

II d ok It lou 0 cll mi l 10 the ~ belA( mon~t ~~~ to itl (ltntl wlgttlhot bIoIonCInlIDCWiOmtr O111end hM not dt on Inv ItennUliQI1l l ncl wlIes 01 CI CXp Of Implied e(~pt IJ pt(rV loti IOllh In l~ iI AiHmf nl fUr1I1e IxprlIV ~(luded from

IhIs ~I If til wnl lt 01 met(lIlnlabJlilv Of nt Of ulUbifi l f01 ~trtk FUfl)Oie

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TOWNSHIP OF WORTH Sanilac County MicbigaD 6903 S Lakeshore Rd Lexington Michigan 48450

Telephone (810) 359-8852 Fax (810) 359-7027 F-mail CleTkworthmlorg

PhUlp EssenmacheT sup~JenDifer Staoyer Clerk Jenuifer Woodruff Treasurer Jack Wylie Trustee Walter Badgerow Trustee

RESOlUTION 16-7-20-1

RESOLUTION TO ALLOW WORTH TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF DETROIT EDISON TO OPT ltlUT OF THE SMART METER PROGRAM

Whereas Detrott Edison Company has begun the process of Installing within the boundaries of Worth Township digItal advanced meter infrastructure to be referred 10 in this resolution as smart meters I and

Whereas many township residents have expressed concerns about the Installation of sm art meters on their

homes to Worth Township officials and to the Worth Township Board and

Whereas these residents and Township Board members have expressed concern about the alleged Intrusion

into their respective energy usage attributed to smart meters and

Whereas many residential customers of Detroit Edison Company are concerned that emissions from smart meters may be attributed to serious health problems including but not limited to physiological neurological pulmonary vascular and sensory and

Whereas Michigan House 8i114916 was written to address the above mentioned concerns regarding smart meters and has been forwarded to the Committee on Energy Policy

Now therefore be it resolved that the Township of Worth SanIlac County supports the ability of OTE Energy customers to retain their current analog meters and to opt out of the smart meter program fortheir homes without being subject to financial penalties and additional monthly charges

Now therefore be It further resolved that the Worth Township Board of Trustees strongly encourages State Representative Chairman Aric Nesbitt of the Committee on Energy Policy the Michigan Public Service Commission Attorney General Bill Schuette State Senator Phil Pavlov and State Representative Paul Muxlow to take all regulatory procedures needed to investigate alJthe aforementioned InformatJon and concerns for the health safety and welfare of our cItizens and Inhabitants

Board Adoption

This Resolution shall become effective on the date of Its adoption by the Worth Township Board

RESOLVED this O dayof j~ 010lw

ATIEST AS TO ADOPTION BY THE WORTH TOWNSHIP BOARD

$0 Resolved

Date 07- 2 D- b

Supervisor Philip G Essenmacher

~ Oerk Jennifer Stanyer

Motion to Adopt made by Board Member ~Yl)) Second by Board Member lAhxJtttff

Nay AbsentAye

Philip Essenmacher Supervisor

Jennifer Stanyer Clerk

Jennifer Woodruff Treasurer

Jack Wylie Trustee

Walter Badgerow Trustee

I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and complete copy of a resolution adopted by the Township Board

of Worth County of Sanilac Michigan at a Budget Meeting held onj~ 00 f OIQlli and that said meeting was given pursuant to ad In full compliance with the Open Meetl Act being PA 267 of 1976 and that the minutes of said meeting were kept and have been made available as required by said Act

Jennifer $tanyer - Clerk

Village of Reese Resolution No 13-14-01

A RESOLUTION ADDRESSING SMART METERS IN THE VILLAGE OF REESE

WHEREAS the teon Smart Meter often refers to an eleCOidty meter but it also may mean a device measuring natural gas or water consumption and

WHEREAS many communities across the country have joined forces to prohibit smart meters from being Installed locally mostly upon the notice ofhigher energy bills (Cost) illness (Health)forced installation ofmeter(lnvasion into Home) Privacyissues(4th Amendment right to Reasonable Expectation of Privacy) Safety and Liability and

WHEREAS on March 4 2013 the Planning Commission for the Village of Reese passed Resolution No 2013~02 that recommended that the Village Council consider takingjormal action to notify and ban allfuture use aSmart Meters within the VillQJe ofReese and

WHEREAS the Village Council believes that additional information relating to the use of smart meters 1n the Village of Reese needs to be compiled prior to making a definitive deCision with respect to banning the use ofthe devices NOW

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that at a regularly scheduled meeting of the Reese Village Counal being held on May 13 2013 ) a quorum being present a motion was made by KEAST and second by FIELBRANDT to place a moratorium on the use of ~smartmeterswithin the village limits for a period of six (6) months so that the Planning Commission can continue studying the matter AND

BE iT FURTHER RESOLVED tbatthe copies of this resolution be mailed to aD utility companies who provide electric gas and water services to the VIllage of Reese

Vote

Ayes 7 Nays 0 Abstain 0 Absent 0

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City Clerk l1wUlCi M Smilh

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CITY OF BROWN CITY A Progressive Industrial and Agricultural Community

4205 Main Street Post Office Box 99 Brown Cily Michigan 48416()099 Phone (810) 346middot2325 Fax (810)3463802 el11lil brownctygrealtllIkesne

CITY OF BROWN CITY Resolution Number 16-04

A RESOLUTION TO THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION EXPRESSING THE BROWN CITY COUNCILS CONCERN WITH THE

INSTALLATION OF DTE ENERGY SMART METERS AND A REQUEST TO EXPLORE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY EFFECTS

WHEREAS OTE Energy has begunlhe installation ofnew mele to CU$lomers in Michigan ThumtNlleA oommunities~ replacing existing meters with srcaUed Smart meters that is electric meters which viH broadcast information to the utility company using radio frequencies and

WHEREAS DTE Energy has indicaled thaI il will at some point begin installotion of Smart mete in the City of Brown City and

WHEREAS Smart mel provide benefit 10 utilities by allowing remole meter reading by among other things eiiminating the need for someone to go onto each utility customers property to read a meter and possibly offering residents lower electric rates at non~peak times and

WHEREAS a significant number ofpeople including residents or the Cil) of Brown City have expressed heir roucems 10 this Council hom potential health effects ofthe Smart melers as well tIS other concerns regarding lheir universal deployment in the City and

WHEREAS although the City COlmcil is inforoted that it is without jurisdiction to directly regulate Smart meters exclusive jurisdiction over them residing with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) the City Council believes it is appropriate to assist its citizens in obtaining consideration of their issues by requesting careful review thereof by tbe MPSC

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROWN CITY that

I The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perform a careful analysis fbe potential health and safety effilltts which may result from the univernal installation of Smart meters for electric and gas utilities

2 The MPSC is further requested to consider delaying the deployment of Smart mete pending a conclusion by the MPSC following coreful study lJd review that such met are safe and will have neither short-term nOr tong~term negative consequences to the health of the citizens of the City of Brown city and the State of Michigan generally

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3 The MPSC is asked to carefully examine other concerns regarding tbe deployment of Smart meters as may be sllbmilled 10 them by Tcside nls of the City of Brown Cily and lhe Stale of Michigan so as to insu re that all aspects or the issues are considered before final dctennination is mnde with respect 10 such deplo)111enl

4 The MPSC is funher asked to consider requi ring public lllilit ies to allow customers with appropriate medica l docwnellHll ion of their ind ividualized risks to opt out of SmOtrl me ter installation at their homes

5 The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perfoml a ca reful analysis ofrhe potential privacy issues regard ing available and fut ure SOlan meter technology

6 All resol Ulions inconsistent with [he foregoing resolut ion be and the same h~reby an repealed to the c-tent of such inconsi stency

The fo regoing Resolul ion was ofJered on May 9 20J 6 by Councilmember William Nailers and seconded by Counci l member Dan Loulzenhiser There folloed a Ro ll Call VOle with four (4) Councilmembers present eM Jacobson -alSlnl eM Louzenhiser-yes eM Mclvorycs eM Milkr-yes eM Parks-absent eM Wal(~rsmiddotyes

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A QUORUM BFING PRESENT - MOTION DECLARED CARRIED

I Juonii a M Smilh (ily Clerk o(the City or Brown Cit) hereby cen iry thallhe foregoing is tru and complelc copy orn resolutiOlllldoplcd by rhe Cily Counc il o r th~ government ofrhc City of Brown City County orSonilac Sl3te of Michigan al a regular mecting hcld on May 9 2016 and thai said m~etin ~ was conducted M d public notice of sa id mecling WaS given pursuam to and in fuJI compliance with Ih Oren Meelings Act bein Ac t 267 Public ActS o( Michigan 1976 and thaI the mimlles of ~a id meeting Wlfe kepi nnd ill be U f have been made available as requ ired by said Act

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RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THEAlIIUrv OF Clrv IEStDENTS AND PROnIffY OWNERS TO EUlCITO OPTmiddotOUT OF RECEMNG

ADVANCED UTilITY MmRS (SMART METElISl

The followIng preamble and resolution were offered by Coundlmember ~1 i t hoe J ~rL_~ and SlIpp-orted bV Councflmemher ~~__k Ll pa n __~

WHEREAS OTE Energy SVIARl meters (SMART rn~ters) are 0lltidern electrIc metirs which end elect(ic meter readings dutomatlcaty bv using a radio frequency nehvorK rather than 11 uarlitronal on-site ~te( reading method lind

WHEREAS DTt fnargys actively Installing SMART meters throughout southeastern Mlchigan And has recently moaJfed 11

latter to the City of caro pemin1na to the ability of City residents to opt-our of f(Celving a SMART meter and

WHEREAS a numberQf CIty residents have exprltssed tomems regarding negative health conditIons that may reson from the use of SMART meters the a(CUuKY ofSMART meters and the possibmty that th~ uS of SMART meters may contribute to Ute loss of personal Jlrivacy aod

WHEREAS the Mict~an Public SeNke ComPlisston has receotlydedded to lnvesligate seve-fal Il$pea$ pertalnloji to the use and installation of SMART metm and

WHOtpoundA5 the Mlthigan Public Service Commission tlSi a tompomml cf this lmt~stigation is requesting thai utmW comPanles disclose Information rega-rdltli tM po-tential adverse hearth effects associated with (he use of SMART metetS and

WHEREAS th~ City of CarD Council i$ charged with securing and defendioe the overall health safety_ aod welfare of the ldenU of the aiy and their guests

NOW THEREFORE BE rr RESOlVED that the City of (arc Council her) supports the abillty of Its residents and property owoe~ to elect to o-pt-out of receiving SMART meters m$taIJed

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Cam Coune supports the invGSlgat1ltm by the Mkhigan Public Servlce Commission of SMART meters

THIS RESOLUTiON DECLARED ADOPTED nus 5 DAV OF August 20131 ClerkITreasufac of 1M City of Cam State of Michigan do hereby certify tNt thE foraolng Resolution was duly adopted by the City of cam Council during its regular meeting Mid in the Municipal BunOlng in the Clty of Carcent on August 2013

Resolution It 16-201~ June 6 2016

RESOumON A RESQUJTiON SUPPORTING MfCHIGAN HOUSE BtLl4916 OR SIMIlAR IEGtsJATlON AND SUPPORTING THE AmUTY OF TOWNHSIP R6U)poundNTS TO CHOOSE TO HAVE AN ANALOG EtECTfUC AND GAS MEml RATHER THAN ASMART (ADVANCEtll MErE

WHEREAS smart meters are computerized electr1c meters that send electric meter readings to the utility via radiofrnquency radiation multiple times per day and

WHEREAS analog meters are manualJy read electromechanical meters that have accurately

measured the electrtc consumption of homes and busfnessesfor over acentury and

WHEREAS DTE Energy (the utility) is repiaclng exJs1ing utility meters with smart (oka advanced or AM) meters and

WHEREAS DTE EnelY plans to replace all meters with either the fully functioning smart meier orthe smart meter with the radlofrequency turned off (opt-out meter) and

WHEREAS the opt~()ut meter must be manoa read In the same way analog and nooshytransmitting digital meters must be read and

WHEREAS the IItl1ity in fts testimony berore the Pub1c $ervlce CQmmission in U-17053 has stated that the nonMtransmltting smart meter performs no functions not already performed by the analog electric meter and

WHEREAS the utility charges the residentJa customer $6720 to have the norHransmitting opt-out smart meter In place of the fully functionIng smart meter and

WHEREAS the cost of lealllng In piace an existing analog meter is $000 thus creating an unnecessary charge on the customer who does not wish to have a smart meter on their home Or business and

WHEREAS some persons on fixed lncomesare unable to afford the opt-out fees and

WHEREAS the utlJlty does not permit businesses to opt out and

WHEREAS1 citIzens of this oommunity have expressed many concerns about this replacement Including concerns about the health effects of mdlofrequency radIation and the voltage transients and harrnonfcs (line noise) generated by smart meters concerns about privacy and hacking concerns about fire safety and fire hazards concerns about Impending time-ofltse rates and resultant increases In electric bills and conterns aoout remote shut-off and

WHEREAS many residents in the State of Michigan have reported negative health symptoms after the installation of smart electric meters or rnm-transmittlng opt-out meters on their homes and

WHEREAS some residents of the State of Michigan have reported that their smart meter has cau~ht fire or exploded or have reported flickering lights and appliance short-outs Immediately after a smart meter was installed and

WHEREAS the Township of Vassar has worked tirelessly to attract positive Investment while rejecting those that put our health environment and quality of life at risk and

WHEREAS the Vassar Township Board of Trustees ts charged with securing and defending the overatl health safety and welfare of the residents of the Township and their guests and

WHEREAS the electromagnetic frequencies emitted and generated bV these meters have been snown by tens of thousands of scientific studies since the 19305 to harm biological systems and therefore may pose a serious long~term threat to the health of our cltlzensj and

WHEREAS customers with a disability under the Americans with DlsabIHtles middotAct may not be charged for accommodation of their disability and

WHEREAS both the nonmiddottransmittlng smart meter and the analog meter accurate IV measure electricity usage and whereas both must be read by a meter reader therefore making them indlstlngulshable for purposes of metering customer electrical usage and

WHEREAS smart meters have not been mandated by the federal or state government and

WHEREAS our Township is committed to providIng equal opportuntty and quality of rife for all and to removing full barriers to participation In public nfe on the basts of dlsabnity and

WHEREAS OTE has been unresponsive to these customer concerns and

WHEREAS House 81114916 would address these concerns without Impacting the utilitys ability to Install smart meters on the homes and busInesses of those who want a smart meter

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Vassar Township Board of Trustees supports the ability of OTE customers to not partidpate in the smart meter program on their homes and businesses and to have their electricity usage measured by an analog meter without suffering financial penalties or Incurring monthly charges as outlined in House 81114916 and that an analog option be offered in perpetuity to all uttllty customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar TownshIp Board ofTrustees calls upon the Chair of the House Energy Policy Committee the members oftne Energy Polhy Committee the state representative for our dlstrtct the state senator for our district the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Attorney General to do all In their power to ensure passage of House 81114916 and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar Township Soard ofTrustees calis upon the above-mentioned persons and governmental entitles If House 81114916 Is not passed in this legtslative session to do all In their power to ensure passage of legislation In the future that will ensure that utility customers have the right to have an anakJg meter on their homes or

middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

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Power Supply ChQtt mm C~ PM1tY [JWlIIV 1915 per kWh Non-~PKity rneW 25lt116( PH kWf

o~rv Cltqn 5efvice ChMe bullbullbull S1Igt per mont Oist ribullon kWh 5430 per kWh

Gorolhcrmel Tlmr of DaV Ratr

~l(USM~r~ nun 10 1pm Po Supply Ch O~

Jun 11II 0ltJqh (klobelt AU onpek kWh

C8C)yeniI- (net9Y 9nsc 1 kWh Nooltpady (Mrqy 2814lt per kwtl

AW offmiddotptallt IltWh CIpyenty Ene rQ~ 13J5 per ~Wh NotrCapodty E9Y 284 pot kWh

NovmM thrOUlh Mil All onPIWlt ~Wh

CeplKlly ( neroy U ODlt perW1 N~ity [MrQy 28l4lt pw kWh

AIIo1~ kWh Clpa(M ~ EJWl 9r lAJX ~r kW IIon-ltapac lly ~roy UtA C PE ~W~

tullv~ry C~qu seritl Charge 6]0( 1 day Distribution kWh (YeaHOllM) 4703C per kWh

Expertnlal Ellcl n c Vehcle Ra tl

Opt ion 1 Tlmt of Ot~ kino On~ fKIltfi McIl(I6y-FrkUly il4m 10 1Ipm Po Sypply CIlaQu

OfgtpaiI kWh calhy poundnto OVbull 6 779C IltI~Wh

NonQpadty EnerQY 9012C perkWh I oIIpuk kWh ~yEnlaquoQY 1695lt pelttWIgt Hon~ poundJWIIJ( 22silt pelt ~Wh

Oell~ery C~~ Servll a r~f $95 IXr morgtIh 1)sI IbuIkWh bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbullbull gtA)OC 1 kWh

09tlon1 Monthly F r~ ( UIgtf ~v~ l1Ut~ly) loonIlIIy I~ of $4511 ~r yellko IrKIYClINJ sur(narO ~Igtdcedillo

OTHER RATE OPTIONS

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WHOLE HOUSE RATE OPTIONS TIese service rates are provided throuqh one meter to a singJt or double OCCVPMlCY dwelin9

Residential ElectriC Service Rate Powe Suppfy CharOe First 17 kWh per dAY Capacity Energy bull 1065C JlE kWh NOItltapacily EntltVbullbullbull 4 767( PErkWh

Additional kWh capacity Energy 4590C per kWh Non-Capacity Enerqy bullbullbull 4751( per kWh

Delivery CNiroes 5efvice (halVe $750 per rnonl h RIA Credit middot $750 per monlh Di5tribvtlon kWhbullbull 543OC per kWh

Time of Day Rate-

On-peak h(Wrs MonCJay-rriday n Um 10 7 pm Power Supply CnarQes June through Octo~r

All on-peak kWh I Capactty Enerqy t2048C per-kllh N~lty EnenlY bull 4757lt per kWh

All otf-peak kWh capacity Energy bull bull 090OC Pfi kWh NonlaquoJpaci ty EnefQY bullbullbull 4757lt per kWh N~ IhrOU911 May

All on peak kWtl Capacity Energy bull 944OC per kWh Non-caPbCity Energy bullbullbullbull bull 4 757lt per kWh

AU oH-peak kWh Capacil y (nergybullbull bull o679C per kWh Non-capaclly Energy 4757( per kWh

fXgtltvery CllalQu Service Charge bull $750 per month Olstribvtlon kWh (YeaNovnd) 543O( per kWh

DynamiC Peak PnclnQ Rate This rate features th~ price tiers as well as Critical Peak prices for days when Critical Peak events are caIed It requires YO1f home to have the aovanced electric meIer Poer Supply Cllarg ~s Onpeak Monday Friday 3 pm to 7 pm

All on peak kWh Capacity EnerQt bullbull 9759C per kWh NOfIltQapacltt Energy 4049C per kWh

Mi(1)eilk MoIIdIlY friday am to 3 pm amp 7 pm to I pm All midpeak kWh

Capacity poundnerQy bullbullbull bullbullbull bullbull Aoose per kWh Non-tapaclty Enerqy bullbull bull 4Q49 per kWh

Off-peak 11 pm to 7 am and all day Saturday Sunday and desiQna~ holidays

All o ff-peak kWh capacity Enerqybullbullbull 0554( per kWh Nonltapacity (nergy 4 049( per kWh

(Critical Puk events dJrlnQ on-puk hours MondayshyFriday Ilmlto to eo lIours per year with ~vance notite

All criti calpeak kWh 5091 per kWh Nonltpatity Enerqy 4049C oer kWh

D1 Uv~ry Cha r Oes Oistribution kWh bull bull 543OC per kWh Service cMfQe $750 per month

Space HeatlOq Rate AfJPied oNy 10 ~miJOeflfr instilUed electric s~ce heltllin9 S(lrwct 11100011 0fIe meier IOn) II~f to KIU$MOIrIJ IlaquoWd on this tltf ~I(r 10 ~ 17 lOIS

PO tl Supply 0 J~ trrouOh October

(irst T7 kWh per day capacity [ MrQy bullbullbullbull bull bullbull bullbullbullbullbull bull bull 1217lt per kWh NOOCapacily Energybullbullbullbull bullbull d61b( per kWh

Additional kWn Capacity Energy bullbull 4741C per kWh NonmiddotCapaclly[nerqybullbull bullbullbull bull 4 616( per kWh

November through May (IrS 20 ~Wh per dat

Capacity ElKrQY bullbullbull 1844( per kWh NonCapaclty Ener9Y bull 4616C per kWh

Addi l lonal kWh Capacity [ ne((lY 0553lt per kWh Non-Capaci ty Ener9y 4616lt per kWh

Oeltvery C~afl)e ~

Service CllltlIqe 5750 per month Dislrlbullon kWh cYeM-roundl bull 5430lt per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

lnteruptlbte Space Conditioning Rate (CooICurrent s middot ) Thfs rale is (01 cmlraJ air 1M air $ltNrce hfijt wmps 7alltp adYanlaQe o( a ICYWef w mmer ra te thai C8II stlf

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June throuQh October ~Enervv middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddot_middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotO499( perllWti f Non-Capacity Energy bull bull bull 3783lt per kWh

November thrOU(jh MAV Capaci ty Ener9Y bull2973( perkWh Non-Capaclty Energy bull3783lt Pfr kWh

Oellvery C~arQes Service Charge (June Ihrough October) bull $195 per month DisltiolJlion kWh (YeaOlJIdl 543OC per kWh

WatN Heating Strvce Rate

This rate Is a~alllJble for customers Who use an elecshy(ric wdler hedler tor sanitary pJrpos eJ Controlled service (Interrupt ible)

PO Wff Supply Charoes AU kWh Capacily Enerqy 1915lt per kWh NonltapaClty Energy bullbullbull bullbullbull2546( per kWh

Oelover y CharQes Service Charge bullbullbullbullbullbullbull5195 per month DiStribution kWh bullbullbullbullbullbull bullSA30C per kWh

DLWd-I On1J(aJL hOCJrs POIIef Supply

June throug AIfOfl~ak

Capacity NonCapi

Alt ntfflfak Capacily Non-Cap

November 11 All onpe~k C~pacity l NonCoplt

All olfpeak CapacIty I NoncaP

Dtl lvelY CharI Service Ct Distribut io

Option 1 Time On-pfak hour5 POW~( Supply

All on-peak kl CapacityE Non-(apa(

All oIlpeak k Capacil y [ I Non-Capa(

Delivery ( h~rQ Service Chan Distribution I

Oplion 2 MonU Monthly fee I and credits

OTHER RATE

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thaI power

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bull 1ie11c1er1t InaHr1t Crecln (RIAgt Custoowr rneeC 1IQ eIiQibHIIy requ~$ U KehOe bull $150 ~ IIOI)III (rfillllN 0IIId10 110(1 Oul laquoyou OIMIIly (all U~ lt14 8000471741 Rwc~ Of cwIOIrIe1S wno us ill maIOlt porI ion oI11gttlr IKll ley INtng oI1pe~ ron

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ~ VII sect28 33

sect 9 Compensation of county officers

Sec 9 BoampTds of s upervisors shan have exclusive power to fix the oomp officers not otherwise provided by law

runory Cocst 1963 All VII 9 Elf J I I 9amp yo ConrlNd amp CMII 1908ArI VllJ fR

sect 10 Removal of county seat

Sec 10 A county seat once established shall not be removed until the place nlch it is proposed to be moved shall be designated by two-thirds of the members of the board of supervisors and a majority of the electors voting thereon shall have a pproved the proposed locatioD in the manner prescribed by law

BiotDl)l Co llle3 An VII flO E( JOJJ 1 1964 l~ Con~tllull oD See COllSL ll108Art vrn t )3

sect 11 Indebtedness limitation

Selt 11 No Cltlunty shall incur any indebtedness which shall increase its total debt beyond 10 percent of its assessed valuation

lfiwry Cmol 1963Att VII tllEft Jan i 1i64 Fo e cmtltutlon s Conn 1906 Art vrn U 2

sect 12 Navigable streams permission to bridge or dam See 12 A oavigable stream shall not be hridged or dammed without permission granted by

the board of supervisors or the county as provided by law which pennission shall be subject to such reasonable compensation and otheT conditions as may seem best sui ted to safeguard the rights and interests of the county and political subdivisions the rein

QJO Cotgtu I~ Art VII U2 Ert Jan I 100 Fou eonia o 8M eo 180SArt vrn tl~

sect 13 Consolidation of counties approval by electors Sec 13 Two or more contiguous counties may combine into a Slagle county if approved in

each affected county by a majority of the electors voting on the quest ion IIUtDrr- eo t 1961Arr Vl t 13 Ell J 1 1964

sect 14 Organization and consolidation of townships Sec 14 The board of supervisors of each organized county may organize and consolidate

townships under restrictions and limitations provided by law Hi~ Coru 1963Arr VIto I~ ErrJLIgt 1 100-1 Fo CoGMI~U 01lJ See eoru 1908 Art Vlll us

sect 15 County intervention-in public utllity service and rate proceedings

x Sec 15 Any county when authotized by its board of supervisors sha ll have the authority to enter or to intervelle in any action or certificate proceeding involving the services charges or rates or any privately owned public utili ty furnishing services or collJJlodities to rate payers within the county

W O Coogt J961 Att VT I t iS Ell J I 19amp1

sect 16 Highways bridges culverts airports road tax limitation Sec 16 The legis lature may provide for the laying ou t construction improvement and

maintenance of highways bridges culverts and airports by the state and by the counties and townships thereof acd may authorize counties to take charge aod cootrol of auy highway within thei r limits ror such purposes The legislature may provide tbe powers and duties of Counties in relation to bighways bridges culverts and airports may provide ror county road commissioners to be appointed or elected with povers and duties provided by law The ad valorem property tax imposed for road purposes by any county shall not eltceed in any year one-half or one percent of the assessed valuation for the preceding year

ru ry Con t ampEl3 An VlI 4(6 Elf Jan I 196 Io ~Iuoo Su C I OO~ Art VIH ~2G

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

~~~ Jodi Fetting

Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

AittpAcs Policy GIOlp Airsp $iIViClWl us )epCfIrren ul T(Qrspo~ltrlto-

8GO lndeperdenoe Avenue SW WtW1Irglo DC 7059

Federal Aviation AdrninStrotion

JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

2

Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

3

Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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JlJne 21 2019 Repor1 Rbuclsla2rplII BUDGET STATUS REPORT II 943AM 1 01 ~

Tuscola CountyFund 244 EQUIPMENTfTECHNOLOGY FUN

uepilnment

Account Number po 1 C YoJ Appropriated

Period Ending Dale June 30 2019

c VJ MOOIh-1Total Amended Actua ClYearmiddotto-clate COO Bd ~

Balanc SpentiRecelvedPotaI

Account Name I Budge Budge Actua

Fund 244 EQU1PMENTfTECHNOLOGY FUN

Fiscal Year 2019

Revenues

000-699middot101 OPERATING TRANSFERS IN-GENER 50000000 25000000 25000000 000 12500000 12500000 SOOO

000-699-292 TRANSFER IN CHILD CARE FUND 7175000 000 0 00 000 0 00 000 000tt

207-642-000 VwEAPON SALES OEPUTIES 285000 50000 50000 000 7SO 00 middot250 00 1500010

Revenues Total 57460000 25050000 250 50000 000 12515000 12475000 SO20lt

EJtpenses 130-910-006

DESK 000 140000 140000 000 000 140000 000 130-970-007

STUDENT DESKS 000 90000 90000 000 000 90000 000tt 130-910-008

FLOOR MATS 000 20000 20000 000 20000 000 100~

13Qmiddot971()()Q FILE CABINETS 000 310000 ~ 10000 000 3032 S5 67 45 9782

lJ(l971-018 OIST CRT AMPLIFIER UPGRADE 699500 000 000 000 000 000 00

130-972-016 CHAIRS 000 40000 40000 000 26999 13001 7

130-972-018 CIRCUIT COURT SECRETARY DESK 100000 000 0 00 000 000 000 000gt

207middot975-000 SHERIFF FIREARMS 434841 000 553000 000 192300 360700 3477

223-971-018 MICROFILMING GENERAL lEDGER~ 310540 000 000 000 000 000 000tt

236-981()18 KOFllE RESTORE PAT MAPS 5515900 000 000 000 000 000 0 00i

253-971018 MICROFILMING TAX ROLLS 561060 1000000 1000000 000 000 10000 00 o00gt

259-97Q()01 FIREWALL 000 420000 420000 000 408022 11978 97 15

2~9middot97Q003 PRINTERS 000 200000 200000 000 229 99 177001 11 50

259middot970-004 LAPTOP COMPUTERS 177818 700000 7000 00 000 181899 518101 2599

259middot970middot008 INCREASE NETWORK STORAGE 000 880000 880000 000 000 880000 oooy

June 21 2019 Reportmiddot Rbudsta2rpl ~ BUDGET STATUS REPORT II 943AM 2 013

Tuscola County Fund 244 EQUIPMENTrrECHNOLOOY FUN uepanmen[ _ PeriOd Ending Dale June 30 2019

Previous Actua Current Year Current Year MontlHo-date Current Current Blldget Account Number Appropriated Total Amended Actua Year-to-date Bala~ct

Account Name I Budge Budge Actu3

Percentage SpentfRecelved

259-971-000 WORKSTATIONS VARIOUS OEPTS 84 40 1700000 1700000 0 00 1575070 124930 926

259-971-019 FOC SECURITY AUDIT SOFTWARE 000 4500000 000 000 000 000 OWI

259-972-019 REPLACE INFRASTUCTURE 000 3800000 3800000 000 IBOOOO 362(JOOO 474k

259-973-019 GIS LARGE FORMAT PRINTER 000 450000 450000 000 450000 000 1000010

259-974-018 UPGRADE BOARD ROOM PROJECTc 812000 000 0 00 000 000 000 000-

259-974-01 9 BSampAACCOUNTINGfBUDGETING SC 000 000 18000000 000 50760 00 12924000 2820

259-97Hl18 REPLACE CONTENT FilTERS 9 95502 000 000 000 000 000 000gt

259-976-018 VOI P MOSQUITO AND DOC 1153082 000 000 000 000 000 000gt

259-980-017 ANIMAL CONTROL SECURITY 000 1700000 1700000 000 15964 00 103600 93911

259-982-001 IT SERVERS 000 2600000 2600000 000 2517571 82429 968raquo4

259-988-018 REPLACE CORE SWITCHING EQUIP 958 1193 000 000 000 000 000 0OCP4

259-989-018 COURTHOUSE SECURITY ENHANC( 168600 000 000 000 000 000 000gt

259-990-lt)18 KRONOS TIME SYSTEM 5921486 18000000 1252000 000 508501 7434 99 4061

259-99 1-018 UPGRADE JAIL COMPUTERS 14 77350 0 00 000 0 00 000 000 000gt

259-992-0 18 PROBATE COURT ON-BASE 6706053 000 000 000 1313500 -1313500 100 COY

265-970-030 PICKUP TRUCK 000 4000000 4000000 000 000 4000000 00010

265-970-040 PURDY BLDG COMM ROOM FURNIT 000 560000 5600 00 000 238364 321616 42570

265-971-019 PURDY BLDG SMOKE OETECTORSII 000 000 250000 249550 249550 4 50 9982gt4

265middot972-018 PAINT MAGISTRATE OFFICE 000 150000 150000 000 000 l saoOO 000

265-972-019 COURT SIGNS 000 500000 500000 000 000 5000 00 000gt

265-980-018 COMPACT TRACTOR WIPLOW 000 4000000 4000000 000 000 4000000 0 00gt4

275-971-0 10 DRAIN COMAA FIlE CABINETS 000 200000 200000 000 000 200000 OOOgtJ

6J212019 Tuscola County Ma~I - Fmal Budget apployal lor this ~af _J Clayette Zechmcister ltzclaytuscolacounfyorggt

Tuscola County

Final Budget approval for this year

Rahm Mormando ltrmormandotuscolacountyorggt Thu Jun 202019 at 302 PM To Clayette Zechmeister ltzclaytuscolacou ntyorggt

Forgot 10 add that the added poSition is the same that we talked about to the commissioners at our last meeting about the whole budget change and the lease

The poSition is 20-25 hours $10-12 per hour to start Paid lor by the grant The overall budget does rOt change this was an adjustment that ellmmaled certain things (inCluding overtime lor prisoner Iransport to meel me) The staffing number will Change by I but the budget will actually be less Some 01 the money lor the actual office setup came from Ihal same Z9k thai was sellor overtime So the FICA elc wonl be needed iolhal Shelly and I talked about the money par1 of this and I was actually was budgeling a totat cost altha employee at somewhere tess Ihat $17 per hour That was all In and IS included in my adjustments

l ei me know il you have any questions

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Department of Licens ing and Regulatory Affai rs

Mich igan Indigent Defense Comm ission Request for Contract Adjustment

1 Name and Address of Gra ntee 2 Funding UniteS) 3 Grant Number 4 GranUC ontraCI Period 20 19-41 From_01f1201 9 To_03l3112019=-rCo l shy

5 Requested AdJ us lmenl ( ) Compliance Plan Modification ( ) Personnel Change (X) Budgel Re iSion ( ) Contract Extension

6 Requested Effective Date 7 Explanation of Requested Revision Provide justification for the requested reviSion and attach additional documents or pages if necessary

See Attached Previously submitted for approval 8 Budget Revision Reques t

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Partnering with you to deliver value-driven solutions

A Planned Service Agreement with Johnson Controls provides you with a customized service strategy designed around the needs of your facility Our approach features a combination of scheduled predictive and preventative maintenance services that focus on your goals

As your building technology services partner Johnson Controls delivers an unmatched service experience delivered by factory-trained highly skilled technicians who optimize operations of the buildings we Nark Vllith creating productive and safe environments for the people within

By integrating our service expertise with innovative processes and technologies our value-driven planned service solutions deliver sustainable results minimize equipment downtime and maximize occupant comfort

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Executive Summary

PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL FOR COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

Dear Mike Miller

We value and appreciate your interest in Johnson Controls as a service provider for your building systems and are pleased to provide a value-driven maintenance solution for your facility The enclosed proposal ouUines the Planned Service Agreement we have developed on your facility

Details are included in the Planned Service Agreement summary (SChedule A) but highlights are as follows

bull In this proposal Ne are offering a service agreement for 2 Years starting 0810112019 and ending 07312021

bull The agreement price for first year is $1302000 see Schedule A Supplemental Plice and Payment Terms for pricing in subsequent years

bull The equipment options and number of visits being provided for each piece of equipment are described in Schedule A Equipmentlisl

As a manufacturer of both mechanical and controls systems Johnson Controls has the expertise and resources to provide proper maintenance and repair services for your facility

Again thank you for your interest in Johnson Controls and we look forward to becoming your building technology sarvices partner

Please contact me if you have any questions

Sincerely

William Rasco Service Manager (866) 635-1392

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Benefits of Planned Service A Planned Service Agreement with Johnson Controls will allow you to optimize your buildings facility performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a value-driven solution thai fits your specific goals delivered wilh the attention of a local service company backed by the resources of a global organization 5 VALUfS 9_--_- shyWi th this Planned Service Agreement Johnson -- shy

Controls can help you achieve the following five objectives

1 Identify Energy Savings Opportunities Since HVAC equipment accounts for a major portion of a buildings energy usage keeping your system performing at optimum levels may lead to a significant reduction in energy costs

2 Reduce future Repair Costs Routine maintenance may maximize the life of your equipment and may reduce equipment breakdowns

3 Extend Asset Life Through proactive faclory-recommended maintenance the life of your HVAC assets may be extended maximizing Ihe relum on your investment

4 Ensure Productive Environments Whether creating a comfortable place where employees can be productive or controlling a space to meet specialized needs maintenance can help you achieve an optimal environment for the work Ihalls being accomplished

5 Promote Environmental Health and Safety When proper indoor conditions and plant requirements are maintained business outcomes may be improved by minimizing sick leave reducing aCCidents minimizIng greenhouse gas emissions and managing refrigerant requirements

All of the services we perform on your equipment afe aligned with -The 5 Values of Planned Maintenance and our technicIans understand how the work they perform can help you accomplish your business objectives

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Personalized Account Management A Planned Service Agreement also provK1es you with the support of an entire team that knows your site and can closely work with you on budget planning and asset management Your local Johnson Controls accounl management team can help guide planned replacement energy relrofits and olher building improvement projects Youll have peace of mind that an entire learn of skilled professionals vlill be looking out for what is best for your facility and budget

A Culture of Safety Johnson Controls technicians take safety seriously and personally and integrate it into everything they do All of our technicians participate in regular and thorough safety training Because of their personal commitment we are a leader In the HVAC service Industry for workplace safety performance This means that you do not have to worry about us when we are Q1 your site

Commitment to Customer Satisfaction Throughout the term of your Planned Service Agreement we will periodically survey you and use your feedback to continue 0 make improvements to our service processes and products Our goal is to deliver the most consistent and complete service experience possible To meet this goal weve developed and implemented standards and procedures to ensure you receive the ultimate service experience - every time

Energy amp Sustainability A more sustainable world one building at a time - Johnson Controls is a company that started more than 125 years ago with a product that reduced energy use in buildings Weve been saving energy for customers ever since Today Johnson Controls is a global leader in creating smart environments whers people IIe INOfk and play helping to create a more comfortable safe and sustainable world

The Value of Integrity Johnson Controls has a long proud history of integrity We do what we say we will do and stand behind our commitments Our good reputation builds trust and loyalty In recognition for our commitment to ethics across our global operatIons we are honored to be named one of the Worlds Most Ethical Companies by Ethisphere Institute a leading think tank dedicated to business ethics and corporate social responsibility In addition Corporate Responsibility Magazine recognizes Johnson Controls as one of the top companies in its annual 100 Best Corporate Citizens list

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Service Plan Methodology As part of Ihe delivery of this Planned SeNiee Agreement Johnson Conlrols will dedicate a local customer service agent responsible for having a clear understanding of the agreement scope and your faCility procedures and protocols

A high-level overview around our service delivery process is outlined below including SCheduling emergency service on-sile paperwork communication and performing repairs outside of the agreement scope

Scheduling Preventative maintenance service will be SCheduled using our automated service management system In advance of the scheduled service visit our technician is sent a noUce of service 10 a smartphone Once the technician acknowledges the requesl you customer service agent witt call or a-mall your on-site contacl to let you know the start date and type of service scheduled

The technician checks in wears personal protective equipment perfonns the lask(s) as assigned checks oul with you and asks for a screen capture signature on the smartphone device A work order is then e-mailed faxed or printed for your records

Emergency Services Emergency service can be provided 7 days a week 24 hours a day 365 days a year During normal business hours emergency service will be coordinated by the customer service agent After hours weekends and holidays the emergency service number transfers to the Johnson Conlrols after-hours call center and on-calt technicians are dispatched as needed

Johnson Controls is committed to dispatching a technician within hours of receiving your call through the service line A work order is e-malled faxed or printed for your records Depending on the terms of your agreement you may incur charges for after hour services

Communication A detailed communication plan will be provided to you so you know how often we will provide information to you regarding your Planned Service Agreement The communication plan will also provide you w ith your main contacls at Johnson Controls

Approval Process for Non-Covered Items Johnson Controls will adhere 10 your procurement process No work will be performed outside 01 the agreement scope without prior approval Johnson Controls will work with you closely to ensure your procurement process is followed before any non-covered Item work is started

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Summary of Services and Options

Comprehensive and Operational Inspections During comprehensive and operational inspections Johnson Conlrols w ill perform routine checks oltha equIpment for common issues caused by normal wear and tear on the equipment Additionallests can be run to confirm the equipments pertormance

Routine maintenance such as lubrication cleaning and lightening connections can be performed depending on the type of equipment being serviced Routine maintenance is one of the keys to the five values of maintenance -It can help identify energy saving opportunities reduce futUre repair costs extend asset life ensure productive environments and promote health and safety

Combustion Analysis

Combustion analysis and subsequent adjustments are critical to efficient boiler operation Boiler fuel whether natural gas or oil must burn in the proper combination of fuel and air (oxygen) Poor combustion can create soot deposits on the tubes impairing heat transfer Incomplete combustion can also lead to the potential formation of CO (carbon monoxide) an odorless gas that can harm occupants In the mechanlcat room andlor building Johnson Controts technicians will analyze the flue gas to determine If optimal fuellair ratios are present

Operational VisltlControls System Verification Based on our exper1ise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance and calibrations on the equipment controller for your mechanfcal equipment The inspection includes the following tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel

bull Review of alarms points which are offline out of service and overridden points

bull l ocal baclltup of controller program

Advantages Provides proactive Identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments identify energy efficiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

Operational VisitSupervisory Controls System Verification Based on our expertise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance on the supervisory controllers and servers in your Metasys system The inspection includes the follOoving tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel and cleaning as needed bull Review of alarms points which are offli ne out of SeNtce and overridden points bull l ocal backups of controllers objects and server repoSitories bull Review security database and ensure default passwords are Changed

Advantages Provides proactive identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments Identify energy effICiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

TowerfBasin Cleaning During operation a cooling tower becomes a natural repOSitory for wind-blown debris This debris has a tendency to collect In the towers sumpbasin Johnson COI1trols technicians will clean the lower and basin 10 prevent blockage and pOlenllal damage to critical system

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components This service does not include chemicallreatment required to control or eliminate biohazards such as Legionella unless chemical water trealment services have been added as a separate option

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Summary Thank you for considering Johnson Controls as your building technology services panner The following agreemenl document Includes all the details surrounding your Planned Service Agreement

With planned service from Johnson Controls youll get a value-driven solution that can help optimize your building controls and equipment performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a solution that fits your specific goalS delivered with the attention of a local seNice company backed by the resources of a global organization

We ll be your building technology services partner

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Planned Service Agreement

Cuslomer Name COUNTY OF TUSCOLA Address 440 N STATE S1 CAROMI48723-1555 Proposal Dale 061112019 Eslimale 1-135LX3G9

IScope of Service

Johnson ContrOls Inc r Jcq and the Cuamplomer (colledively the -Parties) agree Preventative MaintenslCe SelVlces as defined in Schedule A r Services) will be provided by JCI aihe Customers facitily This Planned Service Agreement the Equipment U s Supplementat Price and Payment Tefms Terms and CondJUons and Schedule5 attached hereto and incorporated by this reference as if sellor1h funy herein (ColecUvely the Agreement) cover the rights and obligations of both the Customer and JCt

Extended Service Options for Premium Coverage

If Premium Coverage is selected on-sile repair services to the equipment will be provided as specified in this Agreemenl for the equipmenllisted in Ihe attached Equipment Us

IEquipment List

Only the equipment listed in the Equipment Lisl will be covered as part of this Agreement Any changes to the Equipment Lisl must be agreed upon in writing by both Parties

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ThIs Agreement takes effect 0fI 0810112019 and will continue until 0713112021 (Originaj Term) The Agreement will aUlomalicatty renew on a year-Io-year basis after the Onglnal Teon ends unless Ihe Customer Of JCI gives the other writte n notice il does not wam to renew The nolice must be delivered al least (45) days prior 10 the end of the Original Term or of any renewal period The Orignal Term and any renewal periods are sometimes collect ively referred to in this Agreement as the Term Renewal price adjustments are discussed in the Terms and Conditions

IRefrigerant Charges

Refrigerant is nOllncluded under this Agreemenl and wilt be billed separately to the Customer by JCt

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IPrice and Payment Terms

The lolal Contract Price for JCIs Services duringlhe 1st year of the Original Term is $1302000 This amount will be paid to JCI in Annual Installments Pricing for each subsequent year of a mul1iyear Original term Is sel forth in the Supplemental Price end Paymenl Terms All payments will be due and payable within 30 days of Ihe invoice date and SUCh IImely payment by Customer shall be a condition precedenl 10 JCIs obligation to perform lis Services A penalty of one and a half percent (15) of the amount due per month shall accrue for payments received after the payment due date Renewal price adjustments are set looh in the Terms and Conditions

Invotoes wil be senllo the following lOcation

TUSCOLA COUNTY COURTHOUSE 125 W LINCOLN ST CAROMI48723

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This proposal Is valJd for thirty days from the proposal date

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B 0U1 OF SCOPE SERVlCE5 If dul1nC enyServict Vit KI delrc111 defect in any of Cuotomet t qulpmtnllhtIgt IIO t Covered EQOip~nt undq IhlJ Afltement (In Oul of Seoplt Dof~otmiddotlKI Y lbut lhall have MobIifation 10) fIOlity Cu~ 01 sud Out 01 Sltltraquo- oftct II Culttonw ele(ts 101 JeIIO ep Jgtoth Oul 01 Sca~ ~fce 01 il Jet olMrwiH pMOims Sentieel 0 pr~ _Ieltias Pln_ Ot tqIlpment outside Ihe fCDpe oIlhe StIWlca collenM-ly CuI 01 Scope SeMen- Cullom sltll dlreQ 10 10 01 eh Oul 01 ~ Stnokn IrI wtItlflamp ~nII CUltOIM wu PlY 10lt rn Out or ScOPe SeMltoH ~IIO IIlIndyend lees o hou1y fa II he reultil IgtOlite 01 n Out 01 Sltgpe ~ect Customer ~Ieltts not to etIa~ K I lO RPlIr well Ou l Df~oIect CuSlomer II deffnd nil Indemnify let from IIId Iirlsl lllflndft Ionesdlmos dJ lml COltsnd expenses Ifisl dlrectlyOf Indirf(loul 01 wchOuI oIScopl Delect Any Oul ol Swpe SeMcC ~rlonned by 10 II 1M direction 01 CultOmer PUflv nt 10 Ihis

Seciion IJIIII be lJbI~IIO lhe le ms oIlhlJ eement

C IXClUSIONS Ct Skfl llgtd wrrnty obHIltclll epreuly egtltdud

) the fllMr or ~IMIII 01 cluctwort ~Inp bIneu Iliumfar supporU t_ lilllttsbIHgtIotdltOtIIr and ~neumu( pIf)Inamp Iltd ~l shu afII pipI 1lO11IOIItv tPIlaquot-d 01 malrgtUitJKI on scMdulod balitNI-1InI 01 01 0 pIic plplnt

(b) daoosal 01 hlloudoul_IIK ocfpf H olhtlWbe Pfesslt ptOIfided heln)

(c) clblrl lCllng 01 ehikr ~OIIdef4er WIlt tems d Oilier coltnPltgtlnts fOi blDlald$ such II but nOI Wmlllaquod 10 leamplone~ Unlesl ewt)lltilly slaquolloflll In IhotKopt 01 teN(ts betwe-tn tIM PII Unlen eoplick ty provld for within me scope 01 SfMcd thl iJ Oul of Scope StNkt$M til CultomltfS egtdult-e r ponllbWty 10 mkt ~Hlnt_ts lot wch oervktl with proYide oilgte lhan JO Me-ntlons 01 chll~ tube lelnlnamp condttuer oltnlnc coolnl l_cleanlnamp Of boiler tubt nrc IrI I ny KOpe or It only I~WQfk 10 remow nomlll bullthp 01 dIbriI ~d sctle lube brush cltltllrlamp prfuurt _hln obullbullcld IIuIhlrlJ ReIre 10 well cit doe fIOIlrldlldlti chItInQI cleanl dIsInffltlJo~ g ~ _I IHlmern r~lrN 10 ellminale (ontrOl 01 dSirllect IIIhst bIDtrd$ such IS bul 1gt01 IimIIfO to Leckgtnelllt

dl suwl 1Utltorles 01 items nov comed dIrMI the use of COOterCd (ltIgt~ such flbbons w illgt and ~Mlt

Ie) I~ furnllhlnpound of ~teNli and suppiles lor P4inlln Of rttlnlsllint equllmen

(I) I~ rePiit 01 e~cmenl 01 wIe In ~onduM bud bIetrlnsmlsslo Mnel g the ~ II flOl otgtrmly epllted 0 m~lntId gn I l ohedultd bJl II

(II) rel)laetmenl 01 obsolele paru Ind

(h) d 01 fny Idndlnrllldln bul not Ilmlld 10 ~ C ltlOlt1II Ir1jltJ V dutll opetty mit ~rd 1M ~om of 111 0 i( fliultitIC from

bull Iue mllase Ittlons Idjunme nts ill~U tombiNtlons rnoolfklllorn 0 repoalrJ 10 CO-etCd pound4I1pmen1 nOI ~rf01mtd ptovlaed 0 i9J1fowd Inwlt~ by ICI

bull eluEp ment nOI c~ed by IIIIs tg eement o-r II~CIvntflUi mad e to (ovl td lqulpmenl

bull I CIS 0 omlsslonl 01 the Cullom Iudl but not Ike d 10 1iHi fi ll of lhe (ulOme 10 fulflI lhe 0m ObUtlonl IrId Commllts to Jete) dulbed In ~ctlon f Oll Ms rttt OpefatOl erro CUltOmtTmiddot IIW I 10 (Onduel tgtffltfll~ lnllni n I isulU~ fom CU ltomerl prellous denlll of 10 ItClSS to the C_ed Equipment uld Cullomers f~IIye 10 knp the Sill (lein 1M Iitt 01 dull 111 01 ollie IAniclef a debris ~ sucll CDndilionslre prously txpressJv Itknowledled by JO 11I _1t1flamp

bull siltgt- eliled Ind tlWlromtenl1 rolldillolU IntludJnc but flOl ~mlted 10 POIIfI tllvrs Oll(ul i loni in eleclliul cufTMi (or -~t $UCI) 00 biQhlltdS Wth u but fIOI ~rnlled 10 Lelonc lllo IlIoclIled wilh COnd_l wllI (0011 lower systems ad subcompo~n l Iylleml

D ~AYMNT DIJUGAl1DN

CulIIme Ihal Ply 1M lcts wtl du1n KCOfdlIltt wIIh Int PIYfJItIII It ml prald td lor In lhe llIeemeI Such PIIymtnl II cond~1oP pc~tdnl to 10 ablellon 0 perlam StMcu under 1M e-emtnt In lu v lillny pvchlle o d elllKllo lhi eeme-nl bullbull nd ~~hstancl Ul4le 10 Iht tom theltein Cuslomtr tkAOWledIIOO ftel thlt IofIdU JO IrwoIces 10 an meum _teIhln $15000 lhall be ~Id a nlt wire t~fe check Of money order If IhII rume-n11s rertoedlCttl1 ovide (tmametwlth IlOlite olillyIdjUllmtnlS In the ConllKl Prict appfltlblt 10 Mff_1I period no r Ihn IOflYmiddotfWtjS)dltIys 11lt10lt 10 tIgtt totNMnoemcnl oll~illenewit 1Dcl UnonlOAlaquo In_theetmt at lelll hfTyI30) dIys prior 10 Iht 11( of fuch bullbull~I peiodIN ICfJusled price IIIbull bull bctlht prlre 10 ~ Itn il perlod

E WARftArffiES

JO warrants IIJ $Ic wUI te provided In ood ~d orkmDnllkt mlnner for 90 dyI Irom the elite of Se k ti I Jel eltc ives rlnen nollt e 01 a

Johnson ~j(C 21)19 JOIlnSOo CUols b e Customer COrlidellfrlll Controls Do ~ 0l0Y fphYSllll1 eletrorucaJy or 111) Ch(gt mampoiI) 111OUt (ou)t8$$ wel ~m H()n of JOIn$on CoIIoi s Ic P aglt ~601 42

I r PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

bf Ch of Ihi warranty Pl io to the e nd o f this flinty jlnod Jel III -perlOm any no~-tonlor~~ S ~Nilt~ e t no addl11on~1 (~ r8e hhl~ a ltonvn 1y tU5QMble Itm~ of I~ nOIIIllt llon

Jet 1gt lhoit eqvlpmfnl mnuIanued o I~dd bgtj 10 (ilofl fnc 11IiI1 It Irom dellaquou in mIII~ 1 and k hlp 1 lnlam normlluutelOI I period of90dS 1110 1ngtl11J o fumih bullbull pleOI 01 CQulpmenl utl(k tNs Alemen ilnd lhat eQulpmenl Ii cov~red brl nty fom m tnktunr ot~ INn CI 10 wf l llnSI~1 the benefits cl th lt m-nufgtltlue(J waranty it any to Custome and 11 amy lemediebull ~ n clu1III 101 lhal equipment AI ttnJj)OItlkwI (hoi tnwred In _ lion wi(h Ihr wrinty 101 eCllOpmeol1 IftdO 1~1s nol _wd undshythis AeerntnllNtl be bDn~ byCuJIO b eept as poided heern II Jel oltelves in nOlice 01 I ~ ee~ 01 I~b ~rmty PIlot to t~ end 01 tllh rruy pelod JCI will ttPlIr o eplate (n )(1 OPtio nl Ih e delMliv~ equl pmenl

Tllele _nl do II(It IJttend 10 tty ~ltW 01 eltlul~n lhal have bfton rnllUied bull bull Ite ed Or repared byC1I0 CI O IlIItd INfl iel Ihoul 1M supelVi1on 01 nd 110lt lltn Ippt(lvll olIO o WJCI ~t num~ or ranty d tul W bwn rmowd or alured AJ replaccd parts Ct equrgtnMn1 h1 become JCI pro~rty Thb ~rtntv is 1101 lu~b~ W~ nty J~ ~ be provldfd dulnn ncrmal bUllneu hOUlI IXCludll hoII(Ivs The r-dti I fonh hilrtln shltl be to(II~ nd eoltclU1ive medywltllCltlrdllo ny wlfrt nty ( 1lm under thlgt AallefMtlt Anv uit huN _lIIe rrltltv mun be lItauhl no III mn orgtamp II) ~a ftlr lile txPtloon ollhr pplicllble ffanty ~Iod Thlgt IIm(ttUon Is In IItu cr Iny olhe IPPrlublf mlult or 1Imh~1I01 CUSTOM~R FURTHfR ACKHOWLIDGU oVoID AGREfJ THAT THUt WARIUJffifS Aif ICIS SOU WAlIRANTlES ANDTOTHf MAXIMUM [)(TENT PpoundftMrrrEO UNDERAPPUCABLE LAW ARE IN U[U Of All OTMER WAftRANTlES pound)(pRpound$S OFlIMPUED INClUDINGtIT NOT lIMITED TO TlfOSf OF MERCHAHTA8IUTY AND FITNESS fOR A PlRTICI)LAR ftJRPOH

f CUSTOMEROIIUGATIONS AND COMMITMENTS TO ICI

1 Cuc~ wtt~l lt M ~ JCIr) WOOmIIlion (Onnltnlne conoilion of lhe CovtfeO Eqv ~ment TI Cvstom agnfS nd ~ntl

lhll 6tin 11Ie Tffm of IhI AItirnenl Cu crne will 11 oprr1 the Cevtttd [ol~menl ~codin8 10 th~ mnulanu~1 atldor CI co ~nduonl

01 up ~lt I~ I rgtd CUtten work Ic Ind motion boutt~e Co~erfd EQltrlpmenl crommended bt th e nufCuH ~Mor J(I

DJ 1I00Ii(k a n MlIQU 1e on_ 101Covw E4Uipm t ~ ftltommended by Ihr nufw1u~ Ntdor K~ Includili but 01 limited 10 dequal~ electllc~1 pOw~ ie IU~ lit COIGitionnt1Id ~umldltycontro

(4) oo ri ly JCI lovn~ile1y 01 ~ nv CowCd Equlpm~ nl mllunCtion Iliu kdown o other condllion ~fleclltg Ihe oper11on of tht Cowrt d f qulpfltf1

(5) prOjf ICI It~ nl arct1l 10 lis Pem isegt a nd Cevelti Equ~nl 1 ~H UJonIbIe tId nEU1IJf lmn for IIgte perforttIfICt olt~ e 5elVicu

(6) alo JCI 10 ~~ iod SlOP ~ erodialy hm off or otherwlle C~IIle c temponrily lupend eqvlpmenl Of)eratioru oc Ihll)(1 an perform Ihe ~le-aui~ uoder ~ AceemcIII

(]I M af)dlable ~Iovtd t JlIo~e oondc-n~ coollfll t_r 1raquoiIr wa ter lUlrnenl lor IN proper function (II Co_ed E Ilmc-nld prot ect a~lnll ~ nV elonm~nllllssu~ a nd IOllae of biohulld lueh 3$ but not IIm~ e d to leclonell

(III un iIlId jIIoperl itl and Itl~ Itttr u1on 11 lm t_ tUh nlpoundhl or II uth cfNr Ie Custo hili clo~ the PWllfl

(9 O~I1n I M~n Jke nc jIrnilgt ~qulred lor ~d DoloV I~ tlelt u~lecI ~ h theServlu

(lOI noullrJC I immedi ately 01 fly cmed ~deauacv~ 01 1~Iur r cl th t Co 1 Equlpmenl 01 othr condl lon ffenlna the optallen 01 Ihe Cored hulpmenl

(II) fumlVlny nelteu 110 C ~ I na ~~101 olflle$ 1$ peme (111 poperty maintain pall se Mlte Ind utt I~e 101111 operalion olny olh property sYStem Qqulpmenl or dtYlte o (usto m or 0111 to wtkh the Covered [Qpment mav De ilUacled or eCMK led In UCordinct wi1h mltlnuaclur~bullbulleornmend~tlcnt InlUr lfle elme ou1ltenll c the lequlemeltIU o lny Ie o6l i bu u ~encv 01 ocllttIIO~1u hiviC ll6iction thteol

131 IIOIt~mpet IVTt ~ ~ker Id)u l ~ dllturb I~ ~mQve Of ol~erwle Int~l1t~ with any Coveed poundIpmenl (locltKUn ampny relll~ 10l1wllftl ind 001 permk th r ~e 10 be done ~nd

(14) raltt lrom UU1nC lalie mina erob lfse K I 10 i Iln~ Pf~lty 01 I~ 1)1 by 01 IUed at~I1 JO by Iy OIlf1Imeltola mu fielpll I~ncy II elull lhereol

2 CUW~ftI~ u1ltnowledtna undend~ ~I unleS dl fea l~llor blQhl bullbullltdl uch leIOiIen11l topliGi tlyltKludm ttl I~ C JO b proYIdfr1t h gtCuomerlpo I~UI~ Ie pI ltgtvde j lK~ It~ nl Corner~mowIedcu lhlits fitC 10m~ ht tobla~ wlU elilgtte KI 01 any elpontbliity lor~ny Co~ed Equipment bC~kdown 0lt I ny ntC~UiY air o rrFgtlourneot I any Cover ~d Equlpme-nt II CUSICme brehes ItY 01 the t obllltlons KI N aye lhe Ilhl upon Mlen notice to Cullrgtmif to smpend Ilt Seovas unl~ C~tme cua udgt blttadl In a lldliJon ( SI_ rhaC be npornblt lOt f2YInt 0 etmbrfll10 10 inyCOlU Iuodt~ wilh ltoIftUW k uued IJ JUII 01 to( bnil(11 11~Ggte cbl iCltion bull

G INSURANC Clgt$lomllt t11lOfU11Ie 101 oUinin ilt inwran~ (ovtltsectte ~Nt (ull_ be Is nfelillY 10 proUCWIO Cuam propelttY and penol

In 0 on the Ptnlstl Includlnt co-eraJt 10lt ptllon1Inj u tKI propelY dftliilf~ ttlE PAYMENTS CUSTOMER MAICU UNDER tttlSAGRUMENT AAf

NOl ftELATED TDtttE VAlUE OF ttt[ PREMISES CUSTOMERS PROP[RTY OR POSSEnION5 ORTHE PER50N5 OCCUPYING OR AT ANYTIME PRESENT

IH OJ ON TNE fIIEMllU BUT RA1MEII ARE trUrn ON 1M COSt Of THE MnM MID lllE SERIIl(U AHD lAlE INTO CONSIDEJIAOON nn PROHCTION AFFORD EO TO 10 UNOER TtffS AGJIHMlNY CUtOngtC -by elee 10 ~ any Ilatoly 10 nv IVttII or condllion (ustlty (o~c cd bycom~dllIbIHtv iu t1nce (utomc und~oI nd lha l ncltlcr he Se~ rQr the Co~ered Equlllmfnl ~rr dtiI d 10 ~du(r bul nc

el1m te certl ln u13 1(1 doe nat tvrntv I~t nel th lgtt SeIViCI1 I1ltlr Cov~red [liulpm~t i ~ pievcflt Qerwn(ll InulY un~t~orzed entnotgtCe1 or

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JOHNSOt 0 fRe 5 PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL REPREO FDF COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

H INOlMNITV

JCllnd CII~tomel 11It11 full Indemnify he ollgttl Plrty Illd Iu officers bulltffltS dilectOrsbullM tmpioyffl 1Om I ny ~ndn dlmlle p tOIlS and exptllln (clud ~lonJble utOlne-s leest illne OUt of third Pirly dllml demtlndi or lukllor bodily Injury (In(ludl dath) Of cia gc 10 tana1bie pcptny 10 lhe lCIt Irisin OUI 0 Ihe IItCIIamp~e or tnclnllonel mlscOfldutt 0 Ihe Indemnlfyl party Of lIS crnplovlef Of _filli CUSlomer expra tliihl ICI Jtlan be r~bIe 10In)Jry iWnbullbullbull bull 01 ~I only to the IICIttIt uund dlrlaquoly by IC1 nel~MI o Inllntl_ mliConduCi Thl obllJtJonl 01 JCllnd Ctome und Ihllltlt1ion ~ funhtf wbIKI to lealoml tid J ~

I LlMlTAnON OF UAllUTI NEITHER 10 HOR CUSTOMER WILL BE R[5PONSIBlE TO TH OTHER FOR ANY SPECIAl INOIRECT PUNITIVE OR CONSlQUENTlAI DAMAGES (INCLUDiNG BIIT NOT lIMITEO TO LOST PROFITS OR LOll OF BUSNlSS) JCJS TOTAL UAIIUJ TO CUSTOMER FOR DAMAGES R[5ULTlNG JROM AN( CAUSE WHAnOMR SHALL BE UMIT(D TO $2SQDOO IN NO EV(HT SHALl 101 INDEMNifiCATION OBllGATJOH [)(UD TIlE AMOUNTS ALO TO JO UNDER THIS AGIllEMENT OR THE AMOUNT OF INSURANCE IllQUIMD B THIS AGREEMENT WHICHpoundItIl IS GAUnlt CUSTOMUI UNDERSTANDS TltAT)CJ 15 HOT AN INSUIIER RpoundGARJ)tNG THE WORKOIlTIlE SERVICpound$ 0 SHAll HOT BE IIESPON5IBH fOR ANY DAMAGE 011 LOSS nAT MAYflUU~T FIIOM FIliI SAFElYOR SECURITY EQUPMpoundNTTHATfAILS TO PEAFORM PROPERLY 011 FAILS TO PIIMr( A CASUAL all LOSS

J FORa MAlfURE

KIWtLL NOT Bf RfSPON511Ll fOR DAMAGE LOSj INJURV 011 elLA CAUSEDY CONOrtIONS TMAl AAI BFYONDTKE IllASONAlU CCImIOl AHD

WITHOUT THlltnpoundHTlONAlMISOOHOUClOR NlGtlGpoundItCE Of 10 SUCH amomOHSlflCWD[ 80T ARE HOT UMmo TO (AI ACnOf GOO (6)

Am Of GOVtllNM[NT AGpoundNQpoundS Ie) SllIlKl5 (0) LABOR OISPIITpoundS) (f) FIRE If) OPlOSIONS OR CASUAlneuros (G) floIfS (H) VANDAUSM II)

RIOTS 011 WAR IJ)TpoundRROIUSM ANe III UNAVAUBILITYOF PARTS MATpoundRJALS OR SUPPUES

It RUOUJT10N OF DISPUTES 11 3 0l5pu1l rIs~ und~ tIIk _nl tile lelllgtall prom1 ~~ Incod IlIh lbesoIvt well dllputll by ~tIM In1Ie -t dsJ)UU II UIU~ 0 be vcWed eltha- pony whaw the tch IrIltble ltbiI~don by iIinC with lhe AmeltIcn ArbItIoltI oUodallon ~ no olllerlcttlClIon IaI bftn prevlouJly filed upon ftliol 01 the Ifbitnon till AAA Ihllhlw Ihe eOlCIu~W jurlsdlCllon _ the OlspUte Tlluibull11 party mty decide 10 f~e n (Ilon In coun of romDftenl jurbdirtlonl f til (oun f~m II Ihe flntlec1 proctdln flied tIIll tourt Iha have lur~dlaioo ove lhe ~JlUle to the aclulion 0101 rbltrltlon AtbiUlllon Ihln be toooucted In il(cordince wilh the lWn CUrrtnl tbhflllon rules of the IgtnItrlan Artgtilntlon MllaquoilIIon ~OIM wtlitllllon seMel mlJlIatty ampJ1Hd 10 by 1M IoIlt11n ArbIlratlon musl be (~1Ild Ihtll Ibty (60) dayt afw tn oputt submitted 10 artHlllon unlen the j)IoItlH mll I1y et ot~ The ~cI~ed by tn ~alorwi 1M f_land ~I liAlted by 1M bltLmDf may be Int~ed In XUlrcllnce with IppIiQbIe I_In any (oun h-il (ornpe1em jurisdiction jMltty po_llire III 1M 3Ibtrtttlcn or COUrt poem IhII If entilled lOn _d 01 Its rulflMble COIoU In(IudinI 1USOfIIbInomeyJ leu Incurred IS rtwlt 01 tile Oipute CUSTOMER MUST BRlNG ANY CLAIM AGAINST 10 WITHiN ONE (1) YEAR m ER THE ClAIM AROSE If CUSTOMER OOIS NOT CUSTDMR WlU HAVE IRRtvOCASlY WAIVED Irs RIGHT TO SUE 10 ANDOR INSTITUTe OTHER PROCEEOINGS AND ICI SHALL HAVE NO LlA81UTt TO CUSTOMER fOR SUOi CLMM TIME IS Of THE ESSENCE AELATM TO CUSTOMH PUISUING ANf SUCH ClAIM floIE PItOVtSIONS Of TKS AGREEMENT WHICH APLY TO AN (AIMHALl REMAIN IN HFECT EVEN AFTER THE AGREfMtNT IS TfRMNATto 10 AND CtmOMER EACH WANt THEIR RlGIfT 10 A rull

shyl TERMINATION

1 Remote Monnorln $eMCIIS and R~mOte ()pe~lln ScsvIca ma~ be imrntdlitely Clnceled by ellher party il Jels Remote OperIiQn Cenler (onne(lln res Of mOflltorlrlllSlem5l~ cle5trovtd by or ather ClIllopht Of wilt Ihf PlemilllS re sa bS damtBed Ih 1 11 Is IrnpftetaI IO conlinuf StnoIces

2 ellhe INIrty fib 10 perform any 01 Its obIirlon UM hIs Ieem~nl I~t otll jraquony wi prOIII~ -men IOIkt LheeollO lhe )lilly

1I1~ed 10 JHo In dmult Should Ine party alted 10 be Ifl defull 111 to espond I it or like action 10 cvre tIM II~IltI def within 1111 (lOt (lall 01 ~celvln IV lneo notlu the lOti ~rty may le(mlnlle Ihk rument by PIOllldlll ~ten nOl1(1 01 IIJII lermllliU lo n

3 UPQI1 IltIrrIinoUm 01 h ltfeeme~ le r anv rNson aJICmef 1hd PltiY IQ 10 I II UflGitputed _nu 0Wflj IlIrwah Ihe dallt of IIIUOII ~hIn thl (30) cI~ luth lermnl ion (ulier hIIllso prflVlde Jej Utlth RMlIlabe aa 10 the islS tD rem~ IIIe Gflew OtWe ~n~hVfllher JO pro~y ncltoun~tJI Int~on fl~ 0lt iiIlt IIlfIV ~lIlem1S ppUuble Cull 111111be liable fOlt al Iffl COlli and IICPfIfl mil Jet mv Il(u in ltootlKion th I enlOIOlmenl 01 hll tIlIl indlldina wilhoullimatlcln nlIo ble nom lees eltgtnKtton aency lees nil Olin COIoI

4 II he A~re~tot Is for mulljytar telm t~her jMrty nwy termiNle lilt Aeflaquomerll after dI ronl fu ~a of SaMlaquo by I lilt OInr pI no Ie-laquo thIn 10middot1 (151 ~VJ nit oolk laquoNlded h_ th~ (us OfIIted PREMIUM (OVEIlAGE CusIOlttltgtlt Y mlltUle ~~I ontv upon 10$ WIitt~ ~

M ASBESTOS MOlD BIOAHAZARDS AND HALUOOUS MATERtAlS

H~zardoul Mltfrills munl tfrlal ~ wb$llnct hal tIelher by Its N~ or ute II now Of hft defed Of fCula~ hdoubull 1 dOUloUbsltnoUl pc 1 o tOllllmlnlnl vodeIIV 1oG~ 111 01 leclclta l lowbullfCulallon 01 rdinlOtlCll bullbulllalre to or cklfIlUkIamp pUblic and ~ 1l1li and uletytId prateCIIon oj the IMonmen or which iI toIc explosive COfaUvt flammable radloKlhot orclnoCflIk or OIhenoriI haarcloui Of which iI or CfIfI1n1 _oItum psoline died Iud Inother pc1~um hvoilOClrbon produCl or poIYhlori~ bIphtI Hatardoui Matttllls ltlHdllGaltoeluMl makl leulmiddotbaid ptintl bIohIlrdS SIIdIIS but ftOlink~ to 1fCiofIeCl IntI HlIeJtcs-conao1n1nc mwials rACM1 Neither (ulomer nor lCi dlrlll lo or Illkeneel 10undnmiddotakedlren Obllnlolll r~I~li~ (11M klcnllOClllcln Ibuemenl dUnp control ~mo~1 or dlltpoltal o ACM

10 wlB be 1$IgtOtIIbIe 10lt moI 0 cI oos 01 ayen~roous ~Ierl_ls Ihll I ul In provldl lht StMt-es n O H bullbullf(Ioul MaIHllb1 and t~ I fmldllifIn ollllY Iell jlnd by he eI1e of 1(111lt1 MertatI For lit HI~ MltMils Iha may be olteselttl Itgt lacM~h

Johnson ~lcC 2019iQhn$on Cotro~ Inc ControlsComeJ Canfodenllal 00 nr)I COP) (pIIy~ocaIy eectrorcny or n an OIhel mea) Ylnout It ~I~ nnen ptlJJTJ5~ 01 ~C~oIs Inc PagE 38 011

middot PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL t- COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rNomiddotC1 HudOOJ Meritmiddotf (uuome shgt1IIUpply JCI wht 1 iflrornallo~ iflil pm bullbull~1on lt~lllni 10 lilp pre~nlt of lilllrltlOU$ M~ c-rret ij

th ~ilt eJ~nn ~v ff~(1 10 pelt1orm bull e 01 Ih~ s i(~ II Illhft Cnomelt or 10 gtKom ltt 01 ltgtlt UUlfCU U~ I)esellltt 01 Nonmiddoto(l HIIIISo M~ le1$ tIIl Iy ItgtItrlre llh Cr ServIltpoundl II I~U ImmtdllltIy $lOP I~ SoetYl(l Itgt rile I ffffiecl ru ~nd noilly the o thw ~n As btt-en (unome Ind MI Cuu_ hoo_be rtlpor1ible 01 IIISoho n~n ~ e -d diopoinr 01 Honmiddotla Hndou Mele 1$ fom lu rdMIebullbullnd for Ih (medlllion olny reu ImpaetCd by he ret bull bull e of he Hon-CI HUlrdou Mlltrl I~d mul ptwidc ~ cer1lliUlle 01 a balm~nl ~cfore J(I will be obll~lled 10 ~rlorm 0 cnl~ue lIS S~Mco unln 10 ~d letu knowloedae Ihll NonmiddotCI HIardou M~I(II~ were pren nd eted In dl$tfpr d of I~I ~e In wli(h tne 1lJ 1lt1 -11 be (pon lbllil lu ole ~ Othe etMOltlon 0 nmiddot orn Impmed by IlJ leltl~ of 1Idgt Hibullbulldon MlttIIbullbull00111) ( lOme hon In lOponibII II lu ole e~e for the _olI 01 HIbullbullrdous Male 1s INri ~ no bHII r~ieued and fe reie~e~ not nultlnc from Cl1 PtriormallCt ef tilt Serulces CuomN ~hlI ~I~nd ~nd InclomoJlot JO ~Calnl 1 Iol-ifl (o sU damUC I e~~nlel vd claJms ~rnamp 01 lu fa ure 10 (omply with Ihll Sccllcn M

N CUSTOMER DAlA

Cnlomt da la obtillned flom lie SetWltcs II owned by alld 111amp11 btlolt o Cunomer 10 I~ IUIOI illO UI Cl410mellb 10 prcMde Sentlce (lome bcept a lonh IItrlln lei wilt 101 disclose Ie any IhllI Otlty ~ny 1rlISivIltN81 (~nom dlI~ acquled hrouh pelt10IWIIIa 01 Ihe Sttvices Mthout Cul lomer (OnSenl (unomer ilB~e Ihal Jel nd 11 ubleIIrle affillnlnd epproved Ihild ~rty COII111OI5 and de-elopers may collecl nd lJ~e CUllome dll for Iny eaon 10 as ny ee l ule 0I1t1e clall on I dt middotklfn11itd bSII Iha dot nOI p~rsonaMy I~ntily Cullomer or anvlndivd Cuilomelt Igttgteby ~nlJ)O a petu WilcIWkIelfrtvOCable royah lru8unO U modi+ m1PU~Ibull bull WOIoeltIse and 1011

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O JCIS INlHLECTUAI PROPERl

10 WM IKtJI d riCh ~ lgtcIltgtltfest 11 yl) woltk orovided 10 Cuslomel IfgttIudlnl ohooI l ilmltiltiOfl ill ~e ~U and objeet cod dorumtnll1ior1 tKllnic Inhwon or dlla 1plaquolflCa1onlnd del bull ltes Impr~mellU 01 mOClllQlooruo 10 r~II1Hmiddot~ and (bJ I(now-How (defined below) e~ b 1(1 In bull (I~eron 01 lhe ~bltt 0 periolfTlfnt ollh Slt~ whth ~n_n 10 1(1 ror 10 Of diVtlom or tiICgyeiI Or ~uire-d In conneCllon with I perormrltt of II obn ioos under lhl ~greemenl Ownership Of eM Oelwblf ~nd KnowHow Ihd veil 00001y In ICJ nld flO Oe~ver~~bullbull1IaII be de~med middotworks mide fo r hlf bull Withoul UtIamp Ihe lenerilily 01 th e fortlal vfSNp 01 ai sool(e nllIS ~ (Ie (Olme of ptriOfnlInamp the le1Vkei I~I reMain the elOCIuIiIIt PlIJIIIlt1V 01 10 FltK purpoltl 01 ihllt AaJr-cmerr middot~nowmiddotHO mean a knohow )jot e It(hnIQ~s (Q ~U mllhoclolocln loobbullbull~Iy i(ll ~pprOKIgtG dltibu~ Odell and dt1m dllcoveriU ad ld~ililnW1ed produCAd by dhelc~d or uelt t)y 1(11 he CfUlon IIlt plovilJcn 01 the o-t~f1b1eI or In the Iltroltnance 01 tho Sltrvkt1 i nel Iny chanee ImplovemenJ or modlfiuHon tlgtereto or deivatlv Ihe reof

P OI6IT lpoundRMS

Any licMM 10 ltgtlt ~h( to ~laquopoundl1 JO IOfWlIrt produW inc dIIlti l e r Cloud tu Dyfth-lMd ulkr till Irelfflflfl b prellldild on 1- telt

corldklons for the iPllllebje loflwr~ groduct Of dlcll or cloud trvlce lei forth btll1wwwJgtgtmQI(QroluQmtgtulk Cleull4itl~I SU(h

aptgtlblt oftw~re podu nd (jjIIIIlervlltes lermsr lncopO ~d by rcferetl(e hcreln

Q Mi~LlAHrOlJS PROVISIONS

1 AW nor l~bullbullequlred IC be amp1vfIfI1bullbullnrundfi hili ~e ifI wrllnt Inc ~11I)e (OtIl(Ieca prcper ~iwn If (II chlMrred In Jlt IOt (b) tlll vi the Unlled 51lei POI~I stvIlte pel1se orepald ftlIlIred 0 tertlfld Mill rflun fclOl requCled (cJ ifni by o~ernlJht del~rv scNiCe ( fidEgt UPS) 01 (dln bvfClIrn~~ ~ m~1I or olnelt el~wonlC mt~nd confimed by (~cslmll e relum mlll or ele~hone

2 TIUs CfNnltnt _ nor be led byCunomoe wtllIc 1(1 k wrgtlIell (0ltgtSe 1(I IN ~ III -eM 10 1amplJr lh eltlnbull bull o_ ethn~erJon firm 0 (OltpOrllon wltheut Cul1omer~ conscm 0(10111 abo lIve 1M Ith Itsor cI1stretlon 10ubconuaa ny ponlon 01 IDe Servl(e TII$ ~retmenllnues 0 he ben~fot of Ind Is appllc ble tc ~ny aS1inees or SUbltOnl etor~ ef telbullnd II blndlnt upon Customer wllh Plaquo110 nld Il-SlttD or ltubculag rs wilh Ite f~e nd tllecl3 n bInltls (uIOme loJel

411 any plcviion of 1M femen Is fgulld t W IMaloC ~ tbullbull1 or unenforceable in ~ny elOtet Ihe lIdlly lealOty ~nd enforcelbillt Ollhe rem~lIinlpltosooru cellUinil htfetll hill flO( In t V wy be Ifeuelt Of irnj)3IleltIthNeOv

S TlIII laquoeemenlI lhe enUre (onl et bltwcM 1(1 nd CU1l0mt1 and ~st~1 ~ny pltlcr or ~ 1 undcfSllndll _itt IIIltIU ~ ro~oII or Olher ommuni(llionl b tween the partIe

ampmiddot(111 dltnowIodllli ~nd ~ bull IIgt IIY jhHdl l c ord~ lucd by Cuilomc In cunllKlon h lhigt laquo~enl iSlnlend only 1D ellMliiSh lnymenllllhof1ry fOl Cr5lont r Inltrn~lluou~I purptllH nd nol be conide1( to be ~ unto llcr Imltfld n1 modlfQtion o OIher IcvlslonlO lhe lenTIl 01111 AtrHment No tem or condition I dud or rfenced In CUIO middot pUdaSll ordl will h~oe ant fOlte elfet and Ih~e ( flU and condillon shall (MUOI (utomr1 ICtcraquoi1ICe of ny SefVicellllJH ltOnltllu lt in I~pncc of these lerm ~nd rolldnions An prO(IOl fo tltkjllo~1 or d~lefe rli ferm~llgtt In CuSlomtrs J)Uf(hue orde-r Cr ny otll elt dOtumenl Inill expresl ~ccP1ed IfI wrlIlIZ by ICI hCfeby objKted 10 nd telaquotCd

711 1I1t( at n~ (hfnlel 10 (uuomero ~tlnl or 0~r3110~f Of I lPlk oOle eEulaIon II ltode u~ bull Of ulW~y t~Ilebullbull I~il mD Iltldy ffeet J(rl peremlnt~ of the S~rvi(eJ or 111 pt1tlrltl ~fel 10 IhU h the ~ht 10 an eQ~IUbl and l~proprlle djuumenl 10 Ihe cope Ie and othe-f llcned Ie 011111 Ag reemenl

Johnson ~p(gt 21)19 Johnson Conll ol1 CU~lome-f Confgtdent Controls 00 -0 eopV 1ptyslQllly eleGl ro~gtCIly OlIn any oiher mft) hou Ihe eXJlress wn llen oerrn$$IOn 01 Joinroon CQntro ~ Irtlt Pag 3e of 42

JOHNSQfJ COtHROlS PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED r 11i COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

ADorNDUM TO PSA TERMS AND CONOITIONS OR MONITORING OF INTRUSION fiRE AND OTHER WpoundTY SYSTEMS

If ~te MOnilOfin StMces bull bull pIktly III(ludtS Ittnol~ lire ~ml 1I~oritl gtlaquov1tv 11111 mooilorint or video monitor ifl lht $COpe 01 wol1lt O (11110 d es tile Aareemenl II hereby madifie1lncl mended to Indude the termlnd prollllioru ollhls Addendu 10 tile PSA 10 Monhorinc 01 InlWolI r lf Mid Sfety So$term (Ihe AI(eNjum QplIlred Irms thaI Ie nol de1if1ed titeln lhirll h~ the melni cJven 10 diem In the lIIlement In Ih _11 of conhicl between the t~rTIltId (omIllions of this Addendum arid those ~inl ln the 111_ the tems (ondttklfls oIlbis Aoddtlldllm st pi~I~

1 kmote MoMorln of AIm SI~nI$ If ICI receiYo an elMfltnCV Itrm Ilen111 Jel Floc Jel IhIoII eeworlo nolhylhe IPJfOprille po~ Or fire deplnfII or other eme1enty panR QG ~iJurlldictlonnd Jel hl tndeVOI 10 IIOtiIyCuIlOmPf or tlsdellllllled repruenlnlve by eltmoll urltss instfU(1e-ltt 10 do OlheAlt by Cllomer In whilll ndot Nltd on l~ndlfd operalln picaduttlfo Ih ROC lCi uJ)OII feeeipi 01 bull lIOnmiddot emeree llenll from lilt Iremll sh ncltlvor 10 nOI11y Citomer ~feMltlve pursUlnl to Cu llemer1 _inen Instructions k faullin to QltmoU or Ie nOlllatlon Cunome ICknowlldlt5 1-111 the sllNIs Irlrumlttld from lhe Iremes will be monltoid In mOllltorlnl ftty not 0~111td by x~ lhe peSOIIIIeIIn _h monltom fldllltf lit nollh I~u 01 10 nor dots KJ IoU I rupDnsibillry Ielt tilt _ tIkh 1Kh Inb w montloed o lhe ttlPOfll( to $udlI1

2 ltemOI Monltotlfll kNkes Irkntllfmote MonllorltlJ SeNlf$ 1M be plaquolded by KJ If lhe ACftrM1II includes dIle 101 wth St~ 11

wm SeMce Is pchtitd 1lt1I nltOI~ mIIf 01 Ilirm 10 lhe Premies and lhe InIIlllchlre Is bIosed on the porcln( iCOq( 10 by lhe Jgt3lttiel wbjea 10 the lerms llId (ondiliolls 01 tills Addendum tie numtIMohllrms produced I I thl1ueloes beyond the COnuXt~ numblaquo of alarml In month (utome wiM tie blWon oleage lea

CommunOllonl Mdbo 0110( acknowlld Iht monkOlinl 01 COIlfelt Equipment requires nnsmlSllon 01 Ilgn~1s 0-1 $urlldad lelephone Iinellndo the Int_I1Id th Ihese moOeI of IIIJllmlslion ltmoV be Inl~rupled ctrofIIYltInled orcompromilrd In whkh cn IIC llMnal ClIO be Insmitttd trom the Pemius 10 thtr nIOfgtileinl fad~ty CUllomt ndenlnd Itltlle II~ lhe noonIOIn latllHy 10 be Willi 01 $lOch tonditlon bull dditlonal or 11tf~ II prol~1on toIIO be inllilled $udI line ItcIity devicn1 (Ullomtr COIllnd epensencr 10 Irlnsmluon Itlephone Ii only Cuslom- etnowtlldl_ II is _ IhIt h _urlty deW _lillie Ind nlnl UpirWy ldenllfied In Sthtdule A bull (qulprnent l ist lin dednrcf to purdlnl well 0tvkI~ Crntomtlt IIlth xkroowIedItllhlt Ulth ddltlonil pClt11on Is not 1rbIe Jot Inltrntl lrlMtOlln1on un6tr thl AIeemtnl

4 flwjUnnccemrry nns StfIlu csls At IOs OP1lOnltllddllIDIIII IN mIy be dwpd lot any m Of unlfQlOSiry SIM Vuil uused Of n=~led bV cUOJftllf 111 ildclklon Cuitomeuhlfl be Illy re$llOflSlb~ncr II1Of1 for fines petllltItsIISISlmInts l3gtes f~ o MH I~ by ~ 10vemmelQ bOCIy lell1lho~ tommolOlctrlloll 01 ~I UlltImiulon COlllptny1l1he rnlllt Ilny Iltie larm Ind ~hin rtlmtgtiwl Kl lor any tom -cUffed by IClln conMCIicll IIgtItewth Cunomer wi opera Ihe l)II toIIeluly ~ ID 1ooId CMOllne fau llimu hIM lIrmi an be ClVled by I _tIM or olher forces ~ he cOIIlrof 01 10 II n ~ number 01 flle Ilium lit cltetved by KJ In MIdllicfl to Y othebull lIb1e (tmedlll 1 111)1e to Jel ICI m v lerminll Ihis amprttmenl Ind discontiny t ny Service(snd leek to cover dmllts If In bullbullent Is dlipolChtd by I _mtnlll l ulhorlty or Olh Iibullbull 10 pond 10 a II~ Ilirm where lh CUIIDme o Iny olher Piny IIIi InlentlonallV xddenoly or rraquolilenlIyKl~led lhe Iam I lInl~ CullonW kaD be Itlportllble lor and PIYnv and1I lell lcrjor fonu lIuled with fUPlaquol 10 lhe fls lImsnd PlY 10 JCJIht Iddltiooal clllrJcs Mid (OIl1lncufftd by It fom I fl lslIlm If lilt CIIIIO_r $11_ M$ 1IXIllHllbie dtvIu Customer IUlIgtorIlti ICI 10 ~I Ille Iemin to tv Ill the ludible device r JO I eqlleued 01 ordltltd ID do lO bltf l_r_II~ lIhbors Dr I~ fist and Cullonle will PlY JOlts standard servIc ct tllule lor Kh well visit PoIIcIIIndes tiIU rePlir of svn1 whlth CIOUS lue diugtoldla _ lobi_ IIlIlngln lhe equljllll6nl nt(esAY f 10 to wpptr the StMces nd euslOmllt wM fWf 1 COlU of JudI malntelaflct At IeUI IIOIIthly CUMO-wi IIISI the V$ltm protea deulces and send lell I 10 the ROC 10 I n monltorin laquoII1Imtn1 I 8WldIIfIct wlthlnswctlons from JO o the Roc CoI_r IIHi to lest lhe monltorlllamp IV$tttnS inc1tIltIinI ttsti anv ultruonlc mlctowwtlnfrared CampPlCliInce or other electronic ~l_nt prior lofle end of tlCh monlhnd will ImmedlJtetv rfllOlllO JCl if the equipment fafls to respend to ttll I wltom IhIoI mike Iny nlaquoIIUry rIj)IIs 1ltOO fttl clP of notice IS Ii rulonlllly prnkll CuWgtmer ~n al an tlmes be oltlv rponslbllt If)lt mainlilninamp Iny Iprln~~r vlem In cod wortInc oflier Ind provide Mfeqlllf hell to lilt PIfI

5 RemQII Monilorinamp Df VIdo MonltoiIl Srvices Oul~ Ih Term JCIl sol lcr only obfilllkln mine fom the In~~11oo of Video MMtorlnC ~Mc In Sctvkt oIfrnf 1hall be 10 monitor thl dlamplIlli 1l KlullIy IKlvtd by JO II tI flOC fom mnn Ollhe VIdeo $oo$lem afld pon receipi 01 a dlllllrillCnllndicU lhirt In fam cOndlticn )lists 10 crravcbullbull as ptlmnltd by II 10 lIol~y lhe police or olh munklplllulhoity deemed approprlale In KJs bsokn dilafllon IndIO well pellOllS Customer 1111 deslampMted In lIlne 10JO 10 rectlvoe nolineiQn cf IlICh IlIrm tondition II WI forth huein HD llarm 1nstI1ti00n ffPIl bullbull tnIInltnall(l or rd IgtOJUeI will be1OVItIed urocSer IhIi Video MDnl~ optlcnJO m~ oul DfIor nollce 10 CUIIDmtlt in _10_lcIbII ~or iltlurtnu _ultur~bullbull II(t d ls(OfIIIne 1Id Dr ltand iii ~ policies and protedurtL

bull Inc~lon nd rDndonlon oIlte VIdeo MonIln shaUbe pt~~d by KJ Wthis AI_nt Iclude$ I cha lOt IIIdro Mkorin~ Se we If ucll Voo MOIIltorln Stltva 11 purthi1e-d IIde(I MOIIlto111lI S~II will Decln when the Video SVSlern II Inlblled and opelltonalbullbullnd when Ih nlltesHry communletllorll COMIKlion Is CQmplcHed NO obIililiOIl lor the provision 01 tI1l~ VidllO Monitorln SeMa w1I laquogtIIInt1l lbest tlQllirmenllm ~

b CstQ lqvlllmut Customtr shall obIalnlllu DWfI CMtnd fgtltPtn~ () thIqulpmenl netenry 10(OrlllKllo 10110( Ind (b) wtutev~ IKtmlnlon permits o tice nHS lIwrl be 0ItUSA fom1 penonl ~111gtDtI1Ie ulltity bull bull nd lIlY ot tilted lervico plt0iId~ In co_aion wIIh Ih ~lYI(el n vIdIo 11 to be IISfd boor 1111 Customer Ii inlltlgtcltod 10 poduct Ad Imrnll video I~a (Ih VIdeo System Imj oillcPemlsti 10 IhltOC Ithe VitIeo System fCl mers no torn~ wJrratIVor fPISnotlon 11 1 Mto NSr will _ate IS ln1enclecf Conto Iulttller IJreoII 11111 notwithillndi V rule o 1IlttIct~tron by tel In dec Svst Ind Video SVSI I~ 10 ihIII ~ no tiPOMIblIity or obIiamplllorocltgt ItCnliO CusIO lhe~ SVlIm 0V other CUlla IIQVI~I

Johnson Ip(1 2019 Jonnson ConIeMs 111( ClSlomClI COnmill Controls Donor COfgtI iOhyseaUr eIetroncady OJ1M any o~ ~d) snour In )(lie u n)( ptfTllJSoOno JlhlisOft CorjoI l roe PageOol~2

PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rm ICntI(~ CvllOflCf II _u~hi1 I~ Video SYUCfgtgt ~alecl time lilt poiltloorwd NllouteclSlltll WI II only PlocllK 01 caPlII VIdlaquoI SvlI ionIt cr (ns111M Prcmltsts CUomo ~ IdtqWIwtiotI Ifbullbullbulln~(f1tIamp tondillonJ 101 Ihl OINt~ of the CamuH CUIm~ nb1~tI ltId lCllel t t 10 ~I$d no UItIIfO 0 lHlclpil~ Itllouln c JIOlIlIofgtInamp- lfodfO 1M t1ilW UMffillr(ludill W nol limhecl lo~lttllrlC willi NS loaltiDfU INn 01 pClSOfU In-VIdeo Sysltm l~etJ Y ~pirI or UIMUff

d Cll Customtlt Rw toI rflpltllbk 10 lbe video ~Im ce oduced Of uptur by toe VIdtltgt ~ 11 (gt11_ IQ~ del indemnify Inc hold hl rmIti )(1 M( 011lt tnl1 diectotJ I nc Itmployotfl I bull Inc ~I dmq~ lou (csu and cprnses 1~IucIItIIfI$ON~ UOOneyl lKi) rSOgtamp an or 1IIIrd gtllT IIIoIMI defTIIflCh Of ulu In connKlion lh thr ue (gtptfllion

IQaotI poaklon 01 th ~~11rITI ~nd the VldN ~I Imn tllllt theft 0lIl Indu dklbull bull ot 1gt01 11mI1 10 Jny (elm Of ~ Pflt$DII ckpkteclln bull Vlcko Sytt ~bullbull 11I(1Jd1 bill IIOt 1oll d 10 Iny ~m by 11 ~1l0n 1 his 0lt lor tr h~1 Ifl~ IrwcIN 0 Inlrudd upon 0lt lib 0lt M ~kltft h~1 bfen rnIgtpp ~~led Any dulyen I ebf~ln I~C (OI1Jtf1I D ~lSle oIny ~tSOI1 Oerrltled In I Vldto SYSIIm ImI Ie Iu 1111 er he IIUMH 10 be dPIlIeltl ~d rnlmina O olllole UIa d Ille I 10 dt1t1Wgt d (ompy- lid 1IppJabil LaWl qltIlallanl Hmlltd rod olhe obllptJolllhlt 10000m 1M It~ PfO~ M d elnlalsl ltivOdeoo uptu d-kl such ti 0 VIdltto Syslem drc but not IIm~ed 10 nodrtIon It t~1 Vdeo S I il m ut A th Prtfnlws sII be til lele Fanslbllil oIl~e CUJlomc JCI eel 10 rNkf VIO SIIm 1m1nlNbl 10 Cunenl1l rgtd upOn lhel C1De(tllie ~utl leI mk~1 fig Pfembe wau1 or eprtsenlihen a 10 Ille I~ntlll eillm till II tltln Vodeo Imall or Ihe QulIl therea

C V~oSylltmSIcMIbull WhM fcnalI(Im tM ~S(Iltm II lCeMd KIC$tfWIlhe hI to 1( bull m Zb belort odfoiC 0fIlaquotI1I(y ~lIcn Ind mty CfQOlt nol to notlfv ~tfCY ~10NWl1f II ~I Ulon Ie bellr-c In ill )Olt d-trtIJon III n Imer ency fondillon (lCI~ nOI tlsl 10 ~I filii temPt Ie i~ Ito nUINe ollhltl tmesfltv by ut vI u l yenelnClllon ndlor Iht twO-ayollaquo 111_ iI pploble) of 1M Vldre Sl$IMlIn(lud~ CnOlNlt 1(I1t IIKI detirllI 11111 ergtey (onditJ olUs JO will tfIde_ 10 notify lhe popelt POlice or emet~ry (0II1IC1 on a IIlClllon alln cI In_I by(~omer 10 10 Ot lIS CltnH- WIlen ~~ICfl(y 11 lCe~](1 I bull bull UtpllO coaKI tilt 111 ~ble CII1I01r1If rtprtotllI~Ie orr lilt nCltlLutIOll c~ liS bill fill rIOI nol l l( tmtrlRfKV uLhI~ Ihls notlllcalll)lJ will bI irllh~ I of bullbull o 11 1(1 bull 1 folte ROC ~c~_ lilne c~S1~ fl1~ e~ edlle lhe Q~ IUt Iltgtr Yemerlencv or __~trCt otulJoII the cuHomtr HI nftdO mte IhIs tQIIMlln _kin csl~ IUlhobl$ n IKISIO ~ IU Iettl Ie UJt Itl dlKrltllorgt C_IIII I ~I Ot damp1IlIon 01 11 Pt 0 ptlt$ons en o OUftd 1111 cltfTIht$ who UI nalllUIIorInltI 0 ClrtOmet 10 Will HOT MUST Ott DpoundTAlN MfI tllUON

f tcordlnp CltnIOIOtf COMtllU 10 lbe Ilpe laquo0lt1111amp of ~I Ietph(lnlc tomnICIII bt_ Ihl Pttml~ nd KI lCI wll h no ~ InyIlLilJnIrom laquoordlne fo r bullbull nu 10 ~cd) CIt PlbltCJ11on 01 ampf1WO-Wty WIIrI eamtnamplnlaOOrU oVgttr KOId1 0lt lhelrIi1(1 hili III tidily In c~ wllh VIdeo Svll grllt Vldre SysIHTIIaa IndudI blrt rtClHnllted I e I frltN omltlIlon tOeJamptn(t o 0 1( by JCI CIt olltl oNi( p~ ~I__ lIenu COfltnclon Of tny Olha tIIIrd pan COMtel ie n wIIh e ~tllgt1 fOt 1~ 1ltt 01 ffIOI) ~nsmLilIIon eodilll InltrpOflamp UllOfIl4I 10 VidtO Imltbull

I IIl1k 01 1011 II lIMorntls 10 dgn nol prenl o wIfnl that IIIlt StltvIet1 p_nl nylou by buIII( IIoIdup fire 01 gherwbl CIt 1-1 Ih ~__ In til ua ptOyenide the ptelWIon for WO II is Lnslllld 0lt InIrIOdtcl Of lhaillM ~ will be ninttlpted 0 eUQImiddotf (ltnlome

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TOWNSHIP OF WORTH Sanilac County MicbigaD 6903 S Lakeshore Rd Lexington Michigan 48450

Telephone (810) 359-8852 Fax (810) 359-7027 F-mail CleTkworthmlorg

PhUlp EssenmacheT sup~JenDifer Staoyer Clerk Jenuifer Woodruff Treasurer Jack Wylie Trustee Walter Badgerow Trustee

RESOlUTION 16-7-20-1

RESOLUTION TO ALLOW WORTH TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF DETROIT EDISON TO OPT ltlUT OF THE SMART METER PROGRAM

Whereas Detrott Edison Company has begun the process of Installing within the boundaries of Worth Township digItal advanced meter infrastructure to be referred 10 in this resolution as smart meters I and

Whereas many township residents have expressed concerns about the Installation of sm art meters on their

homes to Worth Township officials and to the Worth Township Board and

Whereas these residents and Township Board members have expressed concern about the alleged Intrusion

into their respective energy usage attributed to smart meters and

Whereas many residential customers of Detroit Edison Company are concerned that emissions from smart meters may be attributed to serious health problems including but not limited to physiological neurological pulmonary vascular and sensory and

Whereas Michigan House 8i114916 was written to address the above mentioned concerns regarding smart meters and has been forwarded to the Committee on Energy Policy

Now therefore be it resolved that the Township of Worth SanIlac County supports the ability of OTE Energy customers to retain their current analog meters and to opt out of the smart meter program fortheir homes without being subject to financial penalties and additional monthly charges

Now therefore be It further resolved that the Worth Township Board of Trustees strongly encourages State Representative Chairman Aric Nesbitt of the Committee on Energy Policy the Michigan Public Service Commission Attorney General Bill Schuette State Senator Phil Pavlov and State Representative Paul Muxlow to take all regulatory procedures needed to investigate alJthe aforementioned InformatJon and concerns for the health safety and welfare of our cItizens and Inhabitants

Board Adoption

This Resolution shall become effective on the date of Its adoption by the Worth Township Board

RESOLVED this O dayof j~ 010lw

ATIEST AS TO ADOPTION BY THE WORTH TOWNSHIP BOARD

$0 Resolved

Date 07- 2 D- b

Supervisor Philip G Essenmacher

~ Oerk Jennifer Stanyer

Motion to Adopt made by Board Member ~Yl)) Second by Board Member lAhxJtttff

Nay AbsentAye

Philip Essenmacher Supervisor

Jennifer Stanyer Clerk

Jennifer Woodruff Treasurer

Jack Wylie Trustee

Walter Badgerow Trustee

I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and complete copy of a resolution adopted by the Township Board

of Worth County of Sanilac Michigan at a Budget Meeting held onj~ 00 f OIQlli and that said meeting was given pursuant to ad In full compliance with the Open Meetl Act being PA 267 of 1976 and that the minutes of said meeting were kept and have been made available as required by said Act

Jennifer $tanyer - Clerk

Village of Reese Resolution No 13-14-01

A RESOLUTION ADDRESSING SMART METERS IN THE VILLAGE OF REESE

WHEREAS the teon Smart Meter often refers to an eleCOidty meter but it also may mean a device measuring natural gas or water consumption and

WHEREAS many communities across the country have joined forces to prohibit smart meters from being Installed locally mostly upon the notice ofhigher energy bills (Cost) illness (Health)forced installation ofmeter(lnvasion into Home) Privacyissues(4th Amendment right to Reasonable Expectation of Privacy) Safety and Liability and

WHEREAS on March 4 2013 the Planning Commission for the Village of Reese passed Resolution No 2013~02 that recommended that the Village Council consider takingjormal action to notify and ban allfuture use aSmart Meters within the VillQJe ofReese and

WHEREAS the Village Council believes that additional information relating to the use of smart meters 1n the Village of Reese needs to be compiled prior to making a definitive deCision with respect to banning the use ofthe devices NOW

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that at a regularly scheduled meeting of the Reese Village Counal being held on May 13 2013 ) a quorum being present a motion was made by KEAST and second by FIELBRANDT to place a moratorium on the use of ~smartmeterswithin the village limits for a period of six (6) months so that the Planning Commission can continue studying the matter AND

BE iT FURTHER RESOLVED tbatthe copies of this resolution be mailed to aD utility companies who provide electric gas and water services to the VIllage of Reese

Vote

Ayes 7 Nays 0 Abstain 0 Absent 0

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City Clerk l1wUlCi M Smilh

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CITY OF BROWN CITY A Progressive Industrial and Agricultural Community

4205 Main Street Post Office Box 99 Brown Cily Michigan 48416()099 Phone (810) 346middot2325 Fax (810)3463802 el11lil brownctygrealtllIkesne

CITY OF BROWN CITY Resolution Number 16-04

A RESOLUTION TO THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION EXPRESSING THE BROWN CITY COUNCILS CONCERN WITH THE

INSTALLATION OF DTE ENERGY SMART METERS AND A REQUEST TO EXPLORE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY EFFECTS

WHEREAS OTE Energy has begunlhe installation ofnew mele to CU$lomers in Michigan ThumtNlleA oommunities~ replacing existing meters with srcaUed Smart meters that is electric meters which viH broadcast information to the utility company using radio frequencies and

WHEREAS DTE Energy has indicaled thaI il will at some point begin installotion of Smart mete in the City of Brown City and

WHEREAS Smart mel provide benefit 10 utilities by allowing remole meter reading by among other things eiiminating the need for someone to go onto each utility customers property to read a meter and possibly offering residents lower electric rates at non~peak times and

WHEREAS a significant number ofpeople including residents or the Cil) of Brown City have expressed heir roucems 10 this Council hom potential health effects ofthe Smart melers as well tIS other concerns regarding lheir universal deployment in the City and

WHEREAS although the City COlmcil is inforoted that it is without jurisdiction to directly regulate Smart meters exclusive jurisdiction over them residing with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) the City Council believes it is appropriate to assist its citizens in obtaining consideration of their issues by requesting careful review thereof by tbe MPSC

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROWN CITY that

I The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perform a careful analysis fbe potential health and safety effilltts which may result from the univernal installation of Smart meters for electric and gas utilities

2 The MPSC is further requested to consider delaying the deployment of Smart mete pending a conclusion by the MPSC following coreful study lJd review that such met are safe and will have neither short-term nOr tong~term negative consequences to the health of the citizens of the City of Brown city and the State of Michigan generally

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3 The MPSC is asked to carefully examine other concerns regarding tbe deployment of Smart meters as may be sllbmilled 10 them by Tcside nls of the City of Brown Cily and lhe Stale of Michigan so as to insu re that all aspects or the issues are considered before final dctennination is mnde with respect 10 such deplo)111enl

4 The MPSC is funher asked to consider requi ring public lllilit ies to allow customers with appropriate medica l docwnellHll ion of their ind ividualized risks to opt out of SmOtrl me ter installation at their homes

5 The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perfoml a ca reful analysis ofrhe potential privacy issues regard ing available and fut ure SOlan meter technology

6 All resol Ulions inconsistent with [he foregoing resolut ion be and the same h~reby an repealed to the c-tent of such inconsi stency

The fo regoing Resolul ion was ofJered on May 9 20J 6 by Councilmember William Nailers and seconded by Counci l member Dan Loulzenhiser There folloed a Ro ll Call VOle with four (4) Councilmembers present eM Jacobson -alSlnl eM Louzenhiser-yes eM Mclvorycs eM Milkr-yes eM Parks-absent eM Wal(~rsmiddotyes

Abs(ltlining ~

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A QUORUM BFING PRESENT - MOTION DECLARED CARRIED

I Juonii a M Smilh (ily Clerk o(the City or Brown Cit) hereby cen iry thallhe foregoing is tru and complelc copy orn resolutiOlllldoplcd by rhe Cily Counc il o r th~ government ofrhc City of Brown City County orSonilac Sl3te of Michigan al a regular mecting hcld on May 9 2016 and thai said m~etin ~ was conducted M d public notice of sa id mecling WaS given pursuam to and in fuJI compliance with Ih Oren Meelings Act bein Ac t 267 Public ActS o( Michigan 1976 and thaI the mimlles of ~a id meeting Wlfe kepi nnd ill be U f have been made available as requ ired by said Act

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RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THEAlIIUrv OF Clrv IEStDENTS AND PROnIffY OWNERS TO EUlCITO OPTmiddotOUT OF RECEMNG

ADVANCED UTilITY MmRS (SMART METElISl

The followIng preamble and resolution were offered by Coundlmember ~1 i t hoe J ~rL_~ and SlIpp-orted bV Councflmemher ~~__k Ll pa n __~

WHEREAS OTE Energy SVIARl meters (SMART rn~ters) are 0lltidern electrIc metirs which end elect(ic meter readings dutomatlcaty bv using a radio frequency nehvorK rather than 11 uarlitronal on-site ~te( reading method lind

WHEREAS DTt fnargys actively Installing SMART meters throughout southeastern Mlchigan And has recently moaJfed 11

latter to the City of caro pemin1na to the ability of City residents to opt-our of f(Celving a SMART meter and

WHEREAS a numberQf CIty residents have exprltssed tomems regarding negative health conditIons that may reson from the use of SMART meters the a(CUuKY ofSMART meters and the possibmty that th~ uS of SMART meters may contribute to Ute loss of personal Jlrivacy aod

WHEREAS the Mict~an Public SeNke ComPlisston has receotlydedded to lnvesligate seve-fal Il$pea$ pertalnloji to the use and installation of SMART metm and

WHOtpoundA5 the Mlthigan Public Service Commission tlSi a tompomml cf this lmt~stigation is requesting thai utmW comPanles disclose Information rega-rdltli tM po-tential adverse hearth effects associated with (he use of SMART metetS and

WHEREAS th~ City of CarD Council i$ charged with securing and defendioe the overall health safety_ aod welfare of the ldenU of the aiy and their guests

NOW THEREFORE BE rr RESOlVED that the City of (arc Council her) supports the abillty of Its residents and property owoe~ to elect to o-pt-out of receiving SMART meters m$taIJed

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Cam Coune supports the invGSlgat1ltm by the Mkhigan Public Servlce Commission of SMART meters

THIS RESOLUTiON DECLARED ADOPTED nus 5 DAV OF August 20131 ClerkITreasufac of 1M City of Cam State of Michigan do hereby certify tNt thE foraolng Resolution was duly adopted by the City of cam Council during its regular meeting Mid in the Municipal BunOlng in the Clty of Carcent on August 2013

Resolution It 16-201~ June 6 2016

RESOumON A RESQUJTiON SUPPORTING MfCHIGAN HOUSE BtLl4916 OR SIMIlAR IEGtsJATlON AND SUPPORTING THE AmUTY OF TOWNHSIP R6U)poundNTS TO CHOOSE TO HAVE AN ANALOG EtECTfUC AND GAS MEml RATHER THAN ASMART (ADVANCEtll MErE

WHEREAS smart meters are computerized electr1c meters that send electric meter readings to the utility via radiofrnquency radiation multiple times per day and

WHEREAS analog meters are manualJy read electromechanical meters that have accurately

measured the electrtc consumption of homes and busfnessesfor over acentury and

WHEREAS DTE Energy (the utility) is repiaclng exJs1ing utility meters with smart (oka advanced or AM) meters and

WHEREAS DTE EnelY plans to replace all meters with either the fully functioning smart meier orthe smart meter with the radlofrequency turned off (opt-out meter) and

WHEREAS the opt~()ut meter must be manoa read In the same way analog and nooshytransmitting digital meters must be read and

WHEREAS the IItl1ity in fts testimony berore the Pub1c $ervlce CQmmission in U-17053 has stated that the nonMtransmltting smart meter performs no functions not already performed by the analog electric meter and

WHEREAS the utility charges the residentJa customer $6720 to have the norHransmitting opt-out smart meter In place of the fully functionIng smart meter and

WHEREAS the cost of lealllng In piace an existing analog meter is $000 thus creating an unnecessary charge on the customer who does not wish to have a smart meter on their home Or business and

WHEREAS some persons on fixed lncomesare unable to afford the opt-out fees and

WHEREAS the utlJlty does not permit businesses to opt out and

WHEREAS1 citIzens of this oommunity have expressed many concerns about this replacement Including concerns about the health effects of mdlofrequency radIation and the voltage transients and harrnonfcs (line noise) generated by smart meters concerns about privacy and hacking concerns about fire safety and fire hazards concerns about Impending time-ofltse rates and resultant increases In electric bills and conterns aoout remote shut-off and

WHEREAS many residents in the State of Michigan have reported negative health symptoms after the installation of smart electric meters or rnm-transmittlng opt-out meters on their homes and

WHEREAS some residents of the State of Michigan have reported that their smart meter has cau~ht fire or exploded or have reported flickering lights and appliance short-outs Immediately after a smart meter was installed and

WHEREAS the Township of Vassar has worked tirelessly to attract positive Investment while rejecting those that put our health environment and quality of life at risk and

WHEREAS the Vassar Township Board of Trustees ts charged with securing and defending the overatl health safety and welfare of the residents of the Township and their guests and

WHEREAS the electromagnetic frequencies emitted and generated bV these meters have been snown by tens of thousands of scientific studies since the 19305 to harm biological systems and therefore may pose a serious long~term threat to the health of our cltlzensj and

WHEREAS customers with a disability under the Americans with DlsabIHtles middotAct may not be charged for accommodation of their disability and

WHEREAS both the nonmiddottransmittlng smart meter and the analog meter accurate IV measure electricity usage and whereas both must be read by a meter reader therefore making them indlstlngulshable for purposes of metering customer electrical usage and

WHEREAS smart meters have not been mandated by the federal or state government and

WHEREAS our Township is committed to providIng equal opportuntty and quality of rife for all and to removing full barriers to participation In public nfe on the basts of dlsabnity and

WHEREAS OTE has been unresponsive to these customer concerns and

WHEREAS House 81114916 would address these concerns without Impacting the utilitys ability to Install smart meters on the homes and busInesses of those who want a smart meter

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Vassar Township Board of Trustees supports the ability of OTE customers to not partidpate in the smart meter program on their homes and businesses and to have their electricity usage measured by an analog meter without suffering financial penalties or Incurring monthly charges as outlined in House 81114916 and that an analog option be offered in perpetuity to all uttllty customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar TownshIp Board ofTrustees calls upon the Chair of the House Energy Policy Committee the members oftne Energy Polhy Committee the state representative for our dlstrtct the state senator for our district the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Attorney General to do all In their power to ensure passage of House 81114916 and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar Township Soard ofTrustees calis upon the above-mentioned persons and governmental entitles If House 81114916 Is not passed in this legtslative session to do all In their power to ensure passage of legislation In the future that will ensure that utility customers have the right to have an anakJg meter on their homes or

middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

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Hclyentmbtr INIy capdtyE~ bullbull 2-97)( per kwto NooltlIJClty EMfoY ~7BJ( PI( kWh

OIlYery CaQe o ~MoeChilr~ (JuneIIlrQUQhOctOberI bull Sl95 per mon1h ontritlrJtlon kWh 1Yf0IIIIl) SltII3OC ptr kWh

ThIs iMe ls~ for cusOtlllaquoS who UW laquoshyIrk wafff IIHI~ for unitVYO flJr(1OStlo Coniroled 5laquoYIce tlnlt~)

Power Supply ChQtt mm C~ PM1tY [JWlIIV 1915 per kWh Non-~PKity rneW 25lt116( PH kWf

o~rv Cltqn 5efvice ChMe bullbullbull S1Igt per mont Oist ribullon kWh 5430 per kWh

Gorolhcrmel Tlmr of DaV Ratr

~l(USM~r~ nun 10 1pm Po Supply Ch O~

Jun 11II 0ltJqh (klobelt AU onpek kWh

C8C)yeniI- (net9Y 9nsc 1 kWh Nooltpady (Mrqy 2814lt per kwtl

AW offmiddotptallt IltWh CIpyenty Ene rQ~ 13J5 per ~Wh NotrCapodty E9Y 284 pot kWh

NovmM thrOUlh Mil All onPIWlt ~Wh

CeplKlly ( neroy U ODlt perW1 N~ity [MrQy 28l4lt pw kWh

AIIo1~ kWh Clpa(M ~ EJWl 9r lAJX ~r kW IIon-ltapac lly ~roy UtA C PE ~W~

tullv~ry C~qu seritl Charge 6]0( 1 day Distribution kWh (YeaHOllM) 4703C per kWh

Expertnlal Ellcl n c Vehcle Ra tl

Opt ion 1 Tlmt of Ot~ kino On~ fKIltfi McIl(I6y-FrkUly il4m 10 1Ipm Po Sypply CIlaQu

OfgtpaiI kWh calhy poundnto OVbull 6 779C IltI~Wh

NonQpadty EnerQY 9012C perkWh I oIIpuk kWh ~yEnlaquoQY 1695lt pelttWIgt Hon~ poundJWIIJ( 22silt pelt ~Wh

Oell~ery C~~ Servll a r~f $95 IXr morgtIh 1)sI IbuIkWh bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbullbull gtA)OC 1 kWh

09tlon1 Monthly F r~ ( UIgtf ~v~ l1Ut~ly) loonIlIIy I~ of $4511 ~r yellko IrKIYClINJ sur(narO ~Igtdcedillo

OTHER RATE OPTIONS

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WHOLE HOUSE RATE OPTIONS TIese service rates are provided throuqh one meter to a singJt or double OCCVPMlCY dwelin9

Residential ElectriC Service Rate Powe Suppfy CharOe First 17 kWh per dAY Capacity Energy bull 1065C JlE kWh NOItltapacily EntltVbullbullbull 4 767( PErkWh

Additional kWh capacity Energy 4590C per kWh Non-Capacity Enerqy bullbullbull 4751( per kWh

Delivery CNiroes 5efvice (halVe $750 per rnonl h RIA Credit middot $750 per monlh Di5tribvtlon kWhbullbull 543OC per kWh

Time of Day Rate-

On-peak h(Wrs MonCJay-rriday n Um 10 7 pm Power Supply CnarQes June through Octo~r

All on-peak kWh I Capactty Enerqy t2048C per-kllh N~lty EnenlY bull 4757lt per kWh

All otf-peak kWh capacity Energy bull bull 090OC Pfi kWh NonlaquoJpaci ty EnefQY bullbullbull 4757lt per kWh N~ IhrOU911 May

All on peak kWtl Capacity Energy bull 944OC per kWh Non-caPbCity Energy bullbullbullbull bull 4 757lt per kWh

AU oH-peak kWh Capacil y (nergybullbull bull o679C per kWh Non-capaclly Energy 4757( per kWh

fXgtltvery CllalQu Service Charge bull $750 per month Olstribvtlon kWh (YeaNovnd) 543O( per kWh

DynamiC Peak PnclnQ Rate This rate features th~ price tiers as well as Critical Peak prices for days when Critical Peak events are caIed It requires YO1f home to have the aovanced electric meIer Poer Supply Cllarg ~s Onpeak Monday Friday 3 pm to 7 pm

All on peak kWh Capacity EnerQt bullbull 9759C per kWh NOfIltQapacltt Energy 4049C per kWh

Mi(1)eilk MoIIdIlY friday am to 3 pm amp 7 pm to I pm All midpeak kWh

Capacity poundnerQy bullbullbull bullbullbull bullbull Aoose per kWh Non-tapaclty Enerqy bullbull bull 4Q49 per kWh

Off-peak 11 pm to 7 am and all day Saturday Sunday and desiQna~ holidays

All o ff-peak kWh capacity Enerqybullbullbull 0554( per kWh Nonltapacity (nergy 4 049( per kWh

(Critical Puk events dJrlnQ on-puk hours MondayshyFriday Ilmlto to eo lIours per year with ~vance notite

All criti calpeak kWh 5091 per kWh Nonltpatity Enerqy 4049C oer kWh

D1 Uv~ry Cha r Oes Oistribution kWh bull bull 543OC per kWh Service cMfQe $750 per month

Space HeatlOq Rate AfJPied oNy 10 ~miJOeflfr instilUed electric s~ce heltllin9 S(lrwct 11100011 0fIe meier IOn) II~f to KIU$MOIrIJ IlaquoWd on this tltf ~I(r 10 ~ 17 lOIS

PO tl Supply 0 J~ trrouOh October

(irst T7 kWh per day capacity [ MrQy bullbullbullbull bull bullbull bullbullbullbullbull bull bull 1217lt per kWh NOOCapacily Energybullbullbullbull bullbull d61b( per kWh

Additional kWn Capacity Energy bullbull 4741C per kWh NonmiddotCapaclly[nerqybullbull bullbullbull bull 4 616( per kWh

November through May (IrS 20 ~Wh per dat

Capacity ElKrQY bullbullbull 1844( per kWh NonCapaclty Ener9Y bull 4616C per kWh

Addi l lonal kWh Capacity [ ne((lY 0553lt per kWh Non-Capaci ty Ener9y 4616lt per kWh

Oeltvery C~afl)e ~

Service CllltlIqe 5750 per month Dislrlbullon kWh cYeM-roundl bull 5430lt per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

lnteruptlbte Space Conditioning Rate (CooICurrent s middot ) Thfs rale is (01 cmlraJ air 1M air $ltNrce hfijt wmps 7alltp adYanlaQe o( a ICYWef w mmer ra te thai C8II stlf

you vp to 18 (Jercf(ll on the coolf19 POfUOII oJ yotn energy bill wtlEn you e()(oII we istaN aseparate melpI lha1 clO briHIy IIIIerrvpt your air cMdilicnif9 to mee system or oeneratlon Issues POwer Supply ChArQe$

June throuQh October ~Enervv middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddot_middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotO499( perllWti f Non-Capacity Energy bull bull bull 3783lt per kWh

November thrOU(jh MAV Capaci ty Ener9Y bull2973( perkWh Non-Capaclty Energy bull3783lt Pfr kWh

Oellvery C~arQes Service Charge (June Ihrough October) bull $195 per month DisltiolJlion kWh (YeaOlJIdl 543OC per kWh

WatN Heating Strvce Rate

This rate Is a~alllJble for customers Who use an elecshy(ric wdler hedler tor sanitary pJrpos eJ Controlled service (Interrupt ible)

PO Wff Supply Charoes AU kWh Capacily Enerqy 1915lt per kWh NonltapaClty Energy bullbullbull bullbullbull2546( per kWh

Oelover y CharQes Service Charge bullbullbullbullbullbullbull5195 per month DiStribution kWh bullbullbullbullbullbull bullSA30C per kWh

DLWd-I On1J(aJL hOCJrs POIIef Supply

June throug AIfOfl~ak

Capacity NonCapi

Alt ntfflfak Capacily Non-Cap

November 11 All onpe~k C~pacity l NonCoplt

All olfpeak CapacIty I NoncaP

Dtl lvelY CharI Service Ct Distribut io

Option 1 Time On-pfak hour5 POW~( Supply

All on-peak kl CapacityE Non-(apa(

All oIlpeak k Capacil y [ I Non-Capa(

Delivery ( h~rQ Service Chan Distribution I

Oplion 2 MonU Monthly fee I and credits

OTHER RATE

isect4lM Outdoor ProtE who want sec(J wnere service dteeneroymiddotcon

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proqram wifh I ferrIOfI (Of c( orealer porl iol ren~wdbe re5(

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Net Meterlnq resource CJe~ r_waDI( re5(

thaI power

l itU1114ii4t An [lKfrit CII(

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bull 1ie11c1er1t InaHr1t Crecln (RIAgt Custoowr rneeC 1IQ eIiQibHIIy requ~$ U KehOe bull $150 ~ IIOI)III (rfillllN 0IIId10 110(1 Oul laquoyou OIMIIly (all U~ lt14 8000471741 Rwc~ Of cwIOIrIe1S wno us ill maIOlt porI ion oI11gttlr IKll ley INtng oI1pe~ ron

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ~ VII sect28 33

sect 9 Compensation of county officers

Sec 9 BoampTds of s upervisors shan have exclusive power to fix the oomp officers not otherwise provided by law

runory Cocst 1963 All VII 9 Elf J I I 9amp yo ConrlNd amp CMII 1908ArI VllJ fR

sect 10 Removal of county seat

Sec 10 A county seat once established shall not be removed until the place nlch it is proposed to be moved shall be designated by two-thirds of the members of the board of supervisors and a majority of the electors voting thereon shall have a pproved the proposed locatioD in the manner prescribed by law

BiotDl)l Co llle3 An VII flO E( JOJJ 1 1964 l~ Con~tllull oD See COllSL ll108Art vrn t )3

sect 11 Indebtedness limitation

Selt 11 No Cltlunty shall incur any indebtedness which shall increase its total debt beyond 10 percent of its assessed valuation

lfiwry Cmol 1963Att VII tllEft Jan i 1i64 Fo e cmtltutlon s Conn 1906 Art vrn U 2

sect 12 Navigable streams permission to bridge or dam See 12 A oavigable stream shall not be hridged or dammed without permission granted by

the board of supervisors or the county as provided by law which pennission shall be subject to such reasonable compensation and otheT conditions as may seem best sui ted to safeguard the rights and interests of the county and political subdivisions the rein

QJO Cotgtu I~ Art VII U2 Ert Jan I 100 Fou eonia o 8M eo 180SArt vrn tl~

sect 13 Consolidation of counties approval by electors Sec 13 Two or more contiguous counties may combine into a Slagle county if approved in

each affected county by a majority of the electors voting on the quest ion IIUtDrr- eo t 1961Arr Vl t 13 Ell J 1 1964

sect 14 Organization and consolidation of townships Sec 14 The board of supervisors of each organized county may organize and consolidate

townships under restrictions and limitations provided by law Hi~ Coru 1963Arr VIto I~ ErrJLIgt 1 100-1 Fo CoGMI~U 01lJ See eoru 1908 Art Vlll us

sect 15 County intervention-in public utllity service and rate proceedings

x Sec 15 Any county when authotized by its board of supervisors sha ll have the authority to enter or to intervelle in any action or certificate proceeding involving the services charges or rates or any privately owned public utili ty furnishing services or collJJlodities to rate payers within the county

W O Coogt J961 Att VT I t iS Ell J I 19amp1

sect 16 Highways bridges culverts airports road tax limitation Sec 16 The legis lature may provide for the laying ou t construction improvement and

maintenance of highways bridges culverts and airports by the state and by the counties and townships thereof acd may authorize counties to take charge aod cootrol of auy highway within thei r limits ror such purposes The legislature may provide tbe powers and duties of Counties in relation to bighways bridges culverts and airports may provide ror county road commissioners to be appointed or elected with povers and duties provided by law The ad valorem property tax imposed for road purposes by any county shall not eltceed in any year one-half or one percent of the assessed valuation for the preceding year

ru ry Con t ampEl3 An VlI 4(6 Elf Jan I 196 Io ~Iuoo Su C I OO~ Art VIH ~2G

Jo~j Ftfrill9 440 N Srarr Smw Flfs-o a ellIJlIII O CO lo All 4R723

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

~~~ Jodi Fetting

Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

AittpAcs Policy GIOlp Airsp $iIViClWl us )epCfIrren ul T(Qrspo~ltrlto-

8GO lndeperdenoe Avenue SW WtW1Irglo DC 7059

Federal Aviation AdrninStrotion

JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

2

Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

3

Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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June 21 2019 Reportmiddot Rbudsta2rpl ~ BUDGET STATUS REPORT II 943AM 2 013

Tuscola County Fund 244 EQUIPMENTrrECHNOLOOY FUN uepanmen[ _ PeriOd Ending Dale June 30 2019

Previous Actua Current Year Current Year MontlHo-date Current Current Blldget Account Number Appropriated Total Amended Actua Year-to-date Bala~ct

Account Name I Budge Budge Actu3

Percentage SpentfRecelved

259-971-000 WORKSTATIONS VARIOUS OEPTS 84 40 1700000 1700000 0 00 1575070 124930 926

259-971-019 FOC SECURITY AUDIT SOFTWARE 000 4500000 000 000 000 000 OWI

259-972-019 REPLACE INFRASTUCTURE 000 3800000 3800000 000 IBOOOO 362(JOOO 474k

259-973-019 GIS LARGE FORMAT PRINTER 000 450000 450000 000 450000 000 1000010

259-974-018 UPGRADE BOARD ROOM PROJECTc 812000 000 0 00 000 000 000 000-

259-974-01 9 BSampAACCOUNTINGfBUDGETING SC 000 000 18000000 000 50760 00 12924000 2820

259-97Hl18 REPLACE CONTENT FilTERS 9 95502 000 000 000 000 000 000gt

259-976-018 VOI P MOSQUITO AND DOC 1153082 000 000 000 000 000 000gt

259-980-017 ANIMAL CONTROL SECURITY 000 1700000 1700000 000 15964 00 103600 93911

259-982-001 IT SERVERS 000 2600000 2600000 000 2517571 82429 968raquo4

259-988-018 REPLACE CORE SWITCHING EQUIP 958 1193 000 000 000 000 000 0OCP4

259-989-018 COURTHOUSE SECURITY ENHANC( 168600 000 000 000 000 000 000gt

259-990-lt)18 KRONOS TIME SYSTEM 5921486 18000000 1252000 000 508501 7434 99 4061

259-99 1-018 UPGRADE JAIL COMPUTERS 14 77350 0 00 000 0 00 000 000 000gt

259-992-0 18 PROBATE COURT ON-BASE 6706053 000 000 000 1313500 -1313500 100 COY

265-970-030 PICKUP TRUCK 000 4000000 4000000 000 000 4000000 00010

265-970-040 PURDY BLDG COMM ROOM FURNIT 000 560000 5600 00 000 238364 321616 42570

265-971-019 PURDY BLDG SMOKE OETECTORSII 000 000 250000 249550 249550 4 50 9982gt4

265middot972-018 PAINT MAGISTRATE OFFICE 000 150000 150000 000 000 l saoOO 000

265-972-019 COURT SIGNS 000 500000 500000 000 000 5000 00 000gt

265-980-018 COMPACT TRACTOR WIPLOW 000 4000000 4000000 000 000 4000000 0 00gt4

275-971-0 10 DRAIN COMAA FIlE CABINETS 000 200000 200000 000 000 200000 OOOgtJ

6J212019 Tuscola County Ma~I - Fmal Budget apployal lor this ~af _J Clayette Zechmcister ltzclaytuscolacounfyorggt

Tuscola County

Final Budget approval for this year

Rahm Mormando ltrmormandotuscolacountyorggt Thu Jun 202019 at 302 PM To Clayette Zechmeister ltzclaytuscolacou ntyorggt

Forgot 10 add that the added poSition is the same that we talked about to the commissioners at our last meeting about the whole budget change and the lease

The poSition is 20-25 hours $10-12 per hour to start Paid lor by the grant The overall budget does rOt change this was an adjustment that ellmmaled certain things (inCluding overtime lor prisoner Iransport to meel me) The staffing number will Change by I but the budget will actually be less Some 01 the money lor the actual office setup came from Ihal same Z9k thai was sellor overtime So the FICA elc wonl be needed iolhal Shelly and I talked about the money par1 of this and I was actually was budgeling a totat cost altha employee at somewhere tess Ihat $17 per hour That was all In and IS included in my adjustments

l ei me know il you have any questions

Thanks Rahm Ouoted ltoxl hidoen)

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Department of Licens ing and Regulatory Affai rs

Mich igan Indigent Defense Comm ission Request for Contract Adjustment

1 Name and Address of Gra ntee 2 Funding UniteS) 3 Grant Number 4 GranUC ontraCI Period 20 19-41 From_01f1201 9 To_03l3112019=-rCo l shy

5 Requested AdJ us lmenl ( ) Compliance Plan Modification ( ) Personnel Change (X) Budgel Re iSion ( ) Contract Extension

6 Requested Effective Date 7 Explanation of Requested Revision Provide justification for the requested reviSion and attach additional documents or pages if necessary

See Attached Previously submitted for approval 8 Budget Revision Reques t

Budget Category Current Approved Budget Revision Revised Budget IBudget Request

lt 1 Li j

1033D (17107

781567 0 28750 0

3705 0 3920

12330 12487 14994 0 2500 700

993507 0

781567 28750

3705 3920

3200 993507

J r II 1 86206 4634846348 0

24 8 17 14994

Isource of Funds Revised Budget Request

State Grant 745 017 Local Share 246490

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Partnering with you to deliver value-driven solutions

A Planned Service Agreement with Johnson Controls provides you with a customized service strategy designed around the needs of your facility Our approach features a combination of scheduled predictive and preventative maintenance services that focus on your goals

As your building technology services partner Johnson Controls delivers an unmatched service experience delivered by factory-trained highly skilled technicians who optimize operations of the buildings we Nark Vllith creating productive and safe environments for the people within

By integrating our service expertise with innovative processes and technologies our value-driven planned service solutions deliver sustainable results minimize equipment downtime and maximize occupant comfort

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Executive Summary

PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL FOR COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

Dear Mike Miller

We value and appreciate your interest in Johnson Controls as a service provider for your building systems and are pleased to provide a value-driven maintenance solution for your facility The enclosed proposal ouUines the Planned Service Agreement we have developed on your facility

Details are included in the Planned Service Agreement summary (SChedule A) but highlights are as follows

bull In this proposal Ne are offering a service agreement for 2 Years starting 0810112019 and ending 07312021

bull The agreement price for first year is $1302000 see Schedule A Supplemental Plice and Payment Terms for pricing in subsequent years

bull The equipment options and number of visits being provided for each piece of equipment are described in Schedule A Equipmentlisl

As a manufacturer of both mechanical and controls systems Johnson Controls has the expertise and resources to provide proper maintenance and repair services for your facility

Again thank you for your interest in Johnson Controls and we look forward to becoming your building technology sarvices partner

Please contact me if you have any questions

Sincerely

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Benefits of Planned Service A Planned Service Agreement with Johnson Controls will allow you to optimize your buildings facility performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a value-driven solution thai fits your specific goals delivered wilh the attention of a local service company backed by the resources of a global organization 5 VALUfS 9_--_- shyWi th this Planned Service Agreement Johnson -- shy

Controls can help you achieve the following five objectives

1 Identify Energy Savings Opportunities Since HVAC equipment accounts for a major portion of a buildings energy usage keeping your system performing at optimum levels may lead to a significant reduction in energy costs

2 Reduce future Repair Costs Routine maintenance may maximize the life of your equipment and may reduce equipment breakdowns

3 Extend Asset Life Through proactive faclory-recommended maintenance the life of your HVAC assets may be extended maximizing Ihe relum on your investment

4 Ensure Productive Environments Whether creating a comfortable place where employees can be productive or controlling a space to meet specialized needs maintenance can help you achieve an optimal environment for the work Ihalls being accomplished

5 Promote Environmental Health and Safety When proper indoor conditions and plant requirements are maintained business outcomes may be improved by minimizing sick leave reducing aCCidents minimizIng greenhouse gas emissions and managing refrigerant requirements

All of the services we perform on your equipment afe aligned with -The 5 Values of Planned Maintenance and our technicIans understand how the work they perform can help you accomplish your business objectives

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Personalized Account Management A Planned Service Agreement also provK1es you with the support of an entire team that knows your site and can closely work with you on budget planning and asset management Your local Johnson Controls accounl management team can help guide planned replacement energy relrofits and olher building improvement projects Youll have peace of mind that an entire learn of skilled professionals vlill be looking out for what is best for your facility and budget

A Culture of Safety Johnson Controls technicians take safety seriously and personally and integrate it into everything they do All of our technicians participate in regular and thorough safety training Because of their personal commitment we are a leader In the HVAC service Industry for workplace safety performance This means that you do not have to worry about us when we are Q1 your site

Commitment to Customer Satisfaction Throughout the term of your Planned Service Agreement we will periodically survey you and use your feedback to continue 0 make improvements to our service processes and products Our goal is to deliver the most consistent and complete service experience possible To meet this goal weve developed and implemented standards and procedures to ensure you receive the ultimate service experience - every time

Energy amp Sustainability A more sustainable world one building at a time - Johnson Controls is a company that started more than 125 years ago with a product that reduced energy use in buildings Weve been saving energy for customers ever since Today Johnson Controls is a global leader in creating smart environments whers people IIe INOfk and play helping to create a more comfortable safe and sustainable world

The Value of Integrity Johnson Controls has a long proud history of integrity We do what we say we will do and stand behind our commitments Our good reputation builds trust and loyalty In recognition for our commitment to ethics across our global operatIons we are honored to be named one of the Worlds Most Ethical Companies by Ethisphere Institute a leading think tank dedicated to business ethics and corporate social responsibility In addition Corporate Responsibility Magazine recognizes Johnson Controls as one of the top companies in its annual 100 Best Corporate Citizens list

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Service Plan Methodology As part of Ihe delivery of this Planned SeNiee Agreement Johnson Conlrols will dedicate a local customer service agent responsible for having a clear understanding of the agreement scope and your faCility procedures and protocols

A high-level overview around our service delivery process is outlined below including SCheduling emergency service on-sile paperwork communication and performing repairs outside of the agreement scope

Scheduling Preventative maintenance service will be SCheduled using our automated service management system In advance of the scheduled service visit our technician is sent a noUce of service 10 a smartphone Once the technician acknowledges the requesl you customer service agent witt call or a-mall your on-site contacl to let you know the start date and type of service scheduled

The technician checks in wears personal protective equipment perfonns the lask(s) as assigned checks oul with you and asks for a screen capture signature on the smartphone device A work order is then e-mailed faxed or printed for your records

Emergency Services Emergency service can be provided 7 days a week 24 hours a day 365 days a year During normal business hours emergency service will be coordinated by the customer service agent After hours weekends and holidays the emergency service number transfers to the Johnson Conlrols after-hours call center and on-calt technicians are dispatched as needed

Johnson Controls is committed to dispatching a technician within hours of receiving your call through the service line A work order is e-malled faxed or printed for your records Depending on the terms of your agreement you may incur charges for after hour services

Communication A detailed communication plan will be provided to you so you know how often we will provide information to you regarding your Planned Service Agreement The communication plan will also provide you w ith your main contacls at Johnson Controls

Approval Process for Non-Covered Items Johnson Controls will adhere 10 your procurement process No work will be performed outside 01 the agreement scope without prior approval Johnson Controls will work with you closely to ensure your procurement process is followed before any non-covered Item work is started

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Summary of Services and Options

Comprehensive and Operational Inspections During comprehensive and operational inspections Johnson Conlrols w ill perform routine checks oltha equIpment for common issues caused by normal wear and tear on the equipment Additionallests can be run to confirm the equipments pertormance

Routine maintenance such as lubrication cleaning and lightening connections can be performed depending on the type of equipment being serviced Routine maintenance is one of the keys to the five values of maintenance -It can help identify energy saving opportunities reduce futUre repair costs extend asset life ensure productive environments and promote health and safety

Combustion Analysis

Combustion analysis and subsequent adjustments are critical to efficient boiler operation Boiler fuel whether natural gas or oil must burn in the proper combination of fuel and air (oxygen) Poor combustion can create soot deposits on the tubes impairing heat transfer Incomplete combustion can also lead to the potential formation of CO (carbon monoxide) an odorless gas that can harm occupants In the mechanlcat room andlor building Johnson Controts technicians will analyze the flue gas to determine If optimal fuellair ratios are present

Operational VisltlControls System Verification Based on our exper1ise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance and calibrations on the equipment controller for your mechanfcal equipment The inspection includes the following tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel

bull Review of alarms points which are offline out of service and overridden points

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Advantages Provides proactive Identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments identify energy efficiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

Operational VisitSupervisory Controls System Verification Based on our expertise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance on the supervisory controllers and servers in your Metasys system The inspection includes the follOoving tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel and cleaning as needed bull Review of alarms points which are offli ne out of SeNtce and overridden points bull l ocal backups of controllers objects and server repoSitories bull Review security database and ensure default passwords are Changed

Advantages Provides proactive identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments Identify energy effICiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

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components This service does not include chemicallreatment required to control or eliminate biohazards such as Legionella unless chemical water trealment services have been added as a separate option

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Summary Thank you for considering Johnson Controls as your building technology services panner The following agreemenl document Includes all the details surrounding your Planned Service Agreement

With planned service from Johnson Controls youll get a value-driven solution that can help optimize your building controls and equipment performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a solution that fits your specific goalS delivered with the attention of a local seNice company backed by the resources of a global organization

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Planned Service Agreement

Cuslomer Name COUNTY OF TUSCOLA Address 440 N STATE S1 CAROMI48723-1555 Proposal Dale 061112019 Eslimale 1-135LX3G9

IScope of Service

Johnson ContrOls Inc r Jcq and the Cuamplomer (colledively the -Parties) agree Preventative MaintenslCe SelVlces as defined in Schedule A r Services) will be provided by JCI aihe Customers facitily This Planned Service Agreement the Equipment U s Supplementat Price and Payment Tefms Terms and CondJUons and Schedule5 attached hereto and incorporated by this reference as if sellor1h funy herein (ColecUvely the Agreement) cover the rights and obligations of both the Customer and JCt

Extended Service Options for Premium Coverage

If Premium Coverage is selected on-sile repair services to the equipment will be provided as specified in this Agreemenl for the equipmenllisted in Ihe attached Equipment Us

IEquipment List

Only the equipment listed in the Equipment Lisl will be covered as part of this Agreement Any changes to the Equipment Lisl must be agreed upon in writing by both Parties

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ThIs Agreement takes effect 0fI 0810112019 and will continue until 0713112021 (Originaj Term) The Agreement will aUlomalicatty renew on a year-Io-year basis after the Onglnal Teon ends unless Ihe Customer Of JCI gives the other writte n notice il does not wam to renew The nolice must be delivered al least (45) days prior 10 the end of the Original Term or of any renewal period The Orignal Term and any renewal periods are sometimes collect ively referred to in this Agreement as the Term Renewal price adjustments are discussed in the Terms and Conditions

IRefrigerant Charges

Refrigerant is nOllncluded under this Agreemenl and wilt be billed separately to the Customer by JCt

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IPrice and Payment Terms

The lolal Contract Price for JCIs Services duringlhe 1st year of the Original Term is $1302000 This amount will be paid to JCI in Annual Installments Pricing for each subsequent year of a mul1iyear Original term Is sel forth in the Supplemental Price end Paymenl Terms All payments will be due and payable within 30 days of Ihe invoice date and SUCh IImely payment by Customer shall be a condition precedenl 10 JCIs obligation to perform lis Services A penalty of one and a half percent (15) of the amount due per month shall accrue for payments received after the payment due date Renewal price adjustments are set looh in the Terms and Conditions

Invotoes wil be senllo the following lOcation

TUSCOLA COUNTY COURTHOUSE 125 W LINCOLN ST CAROMI48723

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dl suwl 1Utltorles 01 items nov comed dIrMI the use of COOterCd (ltIgt~ such flbbons w illgt and ~Mlt

Ie) I~ furnllhlnpound of ~teNli and suppiles lor P4inlln Of rttlnlsllint equllmen

(I) I~ rePiit 01 e~cmenl 01 wIe In ~onduM bud bIetrlnsmlsslo Mnel g the ~ II flOl otgtrmly epllted 0 m~lntId gn I l ohedultd bJl II

(II) rel)laetmenl 01 obsolele paru Ind

(h) d 01 fny Idndlnrllldln bul not Ilmlld 10 ~ C ltlOlt1II Ir1jltJ V dutll opetty mit ~rd 1M ~om of 111 0 i( fliultitIC from

bull Iue mllase Ittlons Idjunme nts ill~U tombiNtlons rnoolfklllorn 0 repoalrJ 10 CO-etCd pound4I1pmen1 nOI ~rf01mtd ptovlaed 0 i9J1fowd Inwlt~ by ICI

bull eluEp ment nOI c~ed by IIIIs tg eement o-r II~CIvntflUi mad e to (ovl td lqulpmenl

bull I CIS 0 omlsslonl 01 the Cullom Iudl but not Ike d 10 1iHi fi ll of lhe (ulOme 10 fulflI lhe 0m ObUtlonl IrId Commllts to Jete) dulbed In ~ctlon f Oll Ms rttt OpefatOl erro CUltOmtTmiddot IIW I 10 (Onduel tgtffltfll~ lnllni n I isulU~ fom CU ltomerl prellous denlll of 10 ItClSS to the C_ed Equipment uld Cullomers f~IIye 10 knp the Sill (lein 1M Iitt 01 dull 111 01 ollie IAniclef a debris ~ sucll CDndilionslre prously txpressJv Itknowledled by JO 11I _1t1flamp

bull siltgt- eliled Ind tlWlromtenl1 rolldillolU IntludJnc but flOl ~mlted 10 POIIfI tllvrs Oll(ul i loni in eleclliul cufTMi (or -~t $UCI) 00 biQhlltdS Wth u but fIOI ~rnlled 10 Lelonc lllo IlIoclIled wilh COnd_l wllI (0011 lower systems ad subcompo~n l Iylleml

D ~AYMNT DIJUGAl1DN

CulIIme Ihal Ply 1M lcts wtl du1n KCOfdlIltt wIIh Int PIYfJItIII It ml prald td lor In lhe llIeemeI Such PIIymtnl II cond~1oP pc~tdnl to 10 ablellon 0 perlam StMcu under 1M e-emtnt In lu v lillny pvchlle o d elllKllo lhi eeme-nl bullbull nd ~~hstancl Ul4le 10 Iht tom theltein Cuslomtr tkAOWledIIOO ftel thlt IofIdU JO IrwoIces 10 an meum _teIhln $15000 lhall be ~Id a nlt wire t~fe check Of money order If IhII rume-n11s rertoedlCttl1 ovide (tmametwlth IlOlite olillyIdjUllmtnlS In the ConllKl Prict appfltlblt 10 Mff_1I period no r Ihn IOflYmiddotfWtjS)dltIys 11lt10lt 10 tIgtt totNMnoemcnl oll~illenewit 1Dcl UnonlOAlaquo In_theetmt at lelll hfTyI30) dIys prior 10 Iht 11( of fuch bullbull~I peiodIN ICfJusled price IIIbull bull bctlht prlre 10 ~ Itn il perlod

E WARftArffiES

JO warrants IIJ $Ic wUI te provided In ood ~d orkmDnllkt mlnner for 90 dyI Irom the elite of Se k ti I Jel eltc ives rlnen nollt e 01 a

Johnson ~j(C 21)19 JOIlnSOo CUols b e Customer COrlidellfrlll Controls Do ~ 0l0Y fphYSllll1 eletrorucaJy or 111) Ch(gt mampoiI) 111OUt (ou)t8$$ wel ~m H()n of JOIn$on CoIIoi s Ic P aglt ~601 42

I r PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

bf Ch of Ihi warranty Pl io to the e nd o f this flinty jlnod Jel III -perlOm any no~-tonlor~~ S ~Nilt~ e t no addl11on~1 (~ r8e hhl~ a ltonvn 1y tU5QMble Itm~ of I~ nOIIIllt llon

Jet 1gt lhoit eqvlpmfnl mnuIanued o I~dd bgtj 10 (ilofl fnc 11IiI1 It Irom dellaquou in mIII~ 1 and k hlp 1 lnlam normlluutelOI I period of90dS 1110 1ngtl11J o fumih bullbull pleOI 01 CQulpmenl utl(k tNs Alemen ilnd lhat eQulpmenl Ii cov~red brl nty fom m tnktunr ot~ INn CI 10 wf l llnSI~1 the benefits cl th lt m-nufgtltlue(J waranty it any to Custome and 11 amy lemediebull ~ n clu1III 101 lhal equipment AI ttnJj)OItlkwI (hoi tnwred In _ lion wi(h Ihr wrinty 101 eCllOpmeol1 IftdO 1~1s nol _wd undshythis AeerntnllNtl be bDn~ byCuJIO b eept as poided heern II Jel oltelves in nOlice 01 I ~ ee~ 01 I~b ~rmty PIlot to t~ end 01 tllh rruy pelod JCI will ttPlIr o eplate (n )(1 OPtio nl Ih e delMliv~ equl pmenl

Tllele _nl do II(It IJttend 10 tty ~ltW 01 eltlul~n lhal have bfton rnllUied bull bull Ite ed Or repared byC1I0 CI O IlIItd INfl iel Ihoul 1M supelVi1on 01 nd 110lt lltn Ippt(lvll olIO o WJCI ~t num~ or ranty d tul W bwn rmowd or alured AJ replaccd parts Ct equrgtnMn1 h1 become JCI pro~rty Thb ~rtntv is 1101 lu~b~ W~ nty J~ ~ be provldfd dulnn ncrmal bUllneu hOUlI IXCludll hoII(Ivs The r-dti I fonh hilrtln shltl be to(II~ nd eoltclU1ive medywltllCltlrdllo ny wlfrt nty ( 1lm under thlgt AallefMtlt Anv uit huN _lIIe rrltltv mun be lItauhl no III mn orgtamp II) ~a ftlr lile txPtloon ollhr pplicllble ffanty ~Iod Thlgt IIm(ttUon Is In IItu cr Iny olhe IPPrlublf mlult or 1Imh~1I01 CUSTOM~R FURTHfR ACKHOWLIDGU oVoID AGREfJ THAT THUt WARIUJffifS Aif ICIS SOU WAlIRANTlES ANDTOTHf MAXIMUM [)(TENT PpoundftMrrrEO UNDERAPPUCABLE LAW ARE IN U[U Of All OTMER WAftRANTlES pound)(pRpound$S OFlIMPUED INClUDINGtIT NOT lIMITED TO TlfOSf OF MERCHAHTA8IUTY AND FITNESS fOR A PlRTICI)LAR ftJRPOH

f CUSTOMEROIIUGATIONS AND COMMITMENTS TO ICI

1 Cuc~ wtt~l lt M ~ JCIr) WOOmIIlion (Onnltnlne conoilion of lhe CovtfeO Eqv ~ment TI Cvstom agnfS nd ~ntl

lhll 6tin 11Ie Tffm of IhI AItirnenl Cu crne will 11 oprr1 the Cevtttd [ol~menl ~codin8 10 th~ mnulanu~1 atldor CI co ~nduonl

01 up ~lt I~ I rgtd CUtten work Ic Ind motion boutt~e Co~erfd EQltrlpmenl crommended bt th e nufCuH ~Mor J(I

DJ 1I00Ii(k a n MlIQU 1e on_ 101Covw E4Uipm t ~ ftltommended by Ihr nufw1u~ Ntdor K~ Includili but 01 limited 10 dequal~ electllc~1 pOw~ ie IU~ lit COIGitionnt1Id ~umldltycontro

(4) oo ri ly JCI lovn~ile1y 01 ~ nv CowCd Equlpm~ nl mllunCtion Iliu kdown o other condllion ~fleclltg Ihe oper11on of tht Cowrt d f qulpfltf1

(5) prOjf ICI It~ nl arct1l 10 lis Pem isegt a nd Cevelti Equ~nl 1 ~H UJonIbIe tId nEU1IJf lmn for IIgte perforttIfICt olt~ e 5elVicu

(6) alo JCI 10 ~~ iod SlOP ~ erodialy hm off or otherwlle C~IIle c temponrily lupend eqvlpmenl Of)eratioru oc Ihll)(1 an perform Ihe ~le-aui~ uoder ~ AceemcIII

(]I M af)dlable ~Iovtd t JlIo~e oondc-n~ coollfll t_r 1raquoiIr wa ter lUlrnenl lor IN proper function (II Co_ed E Ilmc-nld prot ect a~lnll ~ nV elonm~nllllssu~ a nd IOllae of biohulld lueh 3$ but not IIm~ e d to leclonell

(III un iIlId jIIoperl itl and Itl~ Itttr u1on 11 lm t_ tUh nlpoundhl or II uth cfNr Ie Custo hili clo~ the PWllfl

(9 O~I1n I M~n Jke nc jIrnilgt ~qulred lor ~d DoloV I~ tlelt u~lecI ~ h theServlu

(lOI noullrJC I immedi ately 01 fly cmed ~deauacv~ 01 1~Iur r cl th t Co 1 Equlpmenl 01 othr condl lon ffenlna the optallen 01 Ihe Cored hulpmenl

(II) fumlVlny nelteu 110 C ~ I na ~~101 olflle$ 1$ peme (111 poperty maintain pall se Mlte Ind utt I~e 101111 operalion olny olh property sYStem Qqulpmenl or dtYlte o (usto m or 0111 to wtkh the Covered [Qpment mav De ilUacled or eCMK led In UCordinct wi1h mltlnuaclur~bullbulleornmend~tlcnt InlUr lfle elme ou1ltenll c the lequlemeltIU o lny Ie o6l i bu u ~encv 01 ocllttIIO~1u hiviC ll6iction thteol

131 IIOIt~mpet IVTt ~ ~ker Id)u l ~ dllturb I~ ~mQve Of ol~erwle Int~l1t~ with any Coveed poundIpmenl (locltKUn ampny relll~ 10l1wllftl ind 001 permk th r ~e 10 be done ~nd

(14) raltt lrom UU1nC lalie mina erob lfse K I 10 i Iln~ Pf~lty 01 I~ 1)1 by 01 IUed at~I1 JO by Iy OIlf1Imeltola mu fielpll I~ncy II elull lhereol

2 CUW~ftI~ u1ltnowledtna undend~ ~I unleS dl fea l~llor blQhl bullbullltdl uch leIOiIen11l topliGi tlyltKludm ttl I~ C JO b proYIdfr1t h gtCuomerlpo I~UI~ Ie pI ltgtvde j lK~ It~ nl Corner~mowIedcu lhlits fitC 10m~ ht tobla~ wlU elilgtte KI 01 any elpontbliity lor~ny Co~ed Equipment bC~kdown 0lt I ny ntC~UiY air o rrFgtlourneot I any Cover ~d Equlpme-nt II CUSICme brehes ItY 01 the t obllltlons KI N aye lhe Ilhl upon Mlen notice to Cullrgtmif to smpend Ilt Seovas unl~ C~tme cua udgt blttadl In a lldliJon ( SI_ rhaC be npornblt lOt f2YInt 0 etmbrfll10 10 inyCOlU Iuodt~ wilh ltoIftUW k uued IJ JUII 01 to( bnil(11 11~Ggte cbl iCltion bull

G INSURANC Clgt$lomllt t11lOfU11Ie 101 oUinin ilt inwran~ (ovtltsectte ~Nt (ull_ be Is nfelillY 10 proUCWIO Cuam propelttY and penol

In 0 on the Ptnlstl Includlnt co-eraJt 10lt ptllon1Inj u tKI propelY dftliilf~ ttlE PAYMENTS CUSTOMER MAICU UNDER tttlSAGRUMENT AAf

NOl ftELATED TDtttE VAlUE OF ttt[ PREMISES CUSTOMERS PROP[RTY OR POSSEnION5 ORTHE PER50N5 OCCUPYING OR AT ANYTIME PRESENT

IH OJ ON TNE fIIEMllU BUT RA1MEII ARE trUrn ON 1M COSt Of THE MnM MID lllE SERIIl(U AHD lAlE INTO CONSIDEJIAOON nn PROHCTION AFFORD EO TO 10 UNOER TtffS AGJIHMlNY CUtOngtC -by elee 10 ~ any Ilatoly 10 nv IVttII or condllion (ustlty (o~c cd bycom~dllIbIHtv iu t1nce (utomc und~oI nd lha l ncltlcr he Se~ rQr the Co~ered Equlllmfnl ~rr dtiI d 10 ~du(r bul nc

el1m te certl ln u13 1(1 doe nat tvrntv I~t nel th lgtt SeIViCI1 I1ltlr Cov~red [liulpm~t i ~ pievcflt Qerwn(ll InulY un~t~orzed entnotgtCe1 or

Johnson $](C 2019 J~on Cofol~ Inc CUllOf1ef CogtIodetll Controls Do rI() copy (pIIys eamplly eleW cay 0lt In a ny othel ltTtf)Crl) rlncul Ina t p-eu Iter Jl(flrISion 01 John~ Conrolamp I~ P8g~ f 0142

JOHNSOt 0 fRe 5 PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL REPREO FDF COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

H INOlMNITV

JCllnd CII~tomel 11It11 full Indemnify he ollgttl Plrty Illd Iu officers bulltffltS dilectOrsbullM tmpioyffl 1Om I ny ~ndn dlmlle p tOIlS and exptllln (clud ~lonJble utOlne-s leest illne OUt of third Pirly dllml demtlndi or lukllor bodily Injury (In(ludl dath) Of cia gc 10 tana1bie pcptny 10 lhe lCIt Irisin OUI 0 Ihe IItCIIamp~e or tnclnllonel mlscOfldutt 0 Ihe Indemnlfyl party Of lIS crnplovlef Of _filli CUSlomer expra tliihl ICI Jtlan be r~bIe 10In)Jry iWnbullbullbull bull 01 ~I only to the IICIttIt uund dlrlaquoly by IC1 nel~MI o Inllntl_ mliConduCi Thl obllJtJonl 01 JCllnd Ctome und Ihllltlt1ion ~ funhtf wbIKI to lealoml tid J ~

I LlMlTAnON OF UAllUTI NEITHER 10 HOR CUSTOMER WILL BE R[5PONSIBlE TO TH OTHER FOR ANY SPECIAl INOIRECT PUNITIVE OR CONSlQUENTlAI DAMAGES (INCLUDiNG BIIT NOT lIMITEO TO LOST PROFITS OR LOll OF BUSNlSS) JCJS TOTAL UAIIUJ TO CUSTOMER FOR DAMAGES R[5ULTlNG JROM AN( CAUSE WHAnOMR SHALL BE UMIT(D TO $2SQDOO IN NO EV(HT SHALl 101 INDEMNifiCATION OBllGATJOH [)(UD TIlE AMOUNTS ALO TO JO UNDER THIS AGIllEMENT OR THE AMOUNT OF INSURANCE IllQUIMD B THIS AGREEMENT WHICHpoundItIl IS GAUnlt CUSTOMUI UNDERSTANDS TltAT)CJ 15 HOT AN INSUIIER RpoundGARJ)tNG THE WORKOIlTIlE SERVICpound$ 0 SHAll HOT BE IIESPON5IBH fOR ANY DAMAGE 011 LOSS nAT MAYflUU~T FIIOM FIliI SAFElYOR SECURITY EQUPMpoundNTTHATfAILS TO PEAFORM PROPERLY 011 FAILS TO PIIMr( A CASUAL all LOSS

J FORa MAlfURE

KIWtLL NOT Bf RfSPON511Ll fOR DAMAGE LOSj INJURV 011 elLA CAUSEDY CONOrtIONS TMAl AAI BFYONDTKE IllASONAlU CCImIOl AHD

WITHOUT THlltnpoundHTlONAlMISOOHOUClOR NlGtlGpoundItCE Of 10 SUCH amomOHSlflCWD[ 80T ARE HOT UMmo TO (AI ACnOf GOO (6)

Am Of GOVtllNM[NT AGpoundNQpoundS Ie) SllIlKl5 (0) LABOR OISPIITpoundS) (f) FIRE If) OPlOSIONS OR CASUAlneuros (G) floIfS (H) VANDAUSM II)

RIOTS 011 WAR IJ)TpoundRROIUSM ANe III UNAVAUBILITYOF PARTS MATpoundRJALS OR SUPPUES

It RUOUJT10N OF DISPUTES 11 3 0l5pu1l rIs~ und~ tIIk _nl tile lelllgtall prom1 ~~ Incod IlIh lbesoIvt well dllputll by ~tIM In1Ie -t dsJ)UU II UIU~ 0 be vcWed eltha- pony whaw the tch IrIltble ltbiI~don by iIinC with lhe AmeltIcn ArbItIoltI oUodallon ~ no olllerlcttlClIon IaI bftn prevlouJly filed upon ftliol 01 the Ifbitnon till AAA Ihllhlw Ihe eOlCIu~W jurlsdlCllon _ the OlspUte Tlluibull11 party mty decide 10 f~e n (Ilon In coun of romDftenl jurbdirtlonl f til (oun f~m II Ihe flntlec1 proctdln flied tIIll tourt Iha have lur~dlaioo ove lhe ~JlUle to the aclulion 0101 rbltrltlon AtbiUlllon Ihln be toooucted In il(cordince wilh the lWn CUrrtnl tbhflllon rules of the IgtnItrlan Artgtilntlon MllaquoilIIon ~OIM wtlitllllon seMel mlJlIatty ampJ1Hd 10 by 1M IoIlt11n ArbIlratlon musl be (~1Ild Ihtll Ibty (60) dayt afw tn oputt submitted 10 artHlllon unlen the j)IoItlH mll I1y et ot~ The ~cI~ed by tn ~alorwi 1M f_land ~I liAlted by 1M bltLmDf may be Int~ed In XUlrcllnce with IppIiQbIe I_In any (oun h-il (ornpe1em jurisdiction jMltty po_llire III 1M 3Ibtrtttlcn or COUrt poem IhII If entilled lOn _d 01 Its rulflMble COIoU In(IudinI 1USOfIIbInomeyJ leu Incurred IS rtwlt 01 tile Oipute CUSTOMER MUST BRlNG ANY CLAIM AGAINST 10 WITHiN ONE (1) YEAR m ER THE ClAIM AROSE If CUSTOMER OOIS NOT CUSTDMR WlU HAVE IRRtvOCASlY WAIVED Irs RIGHT TO SUE 10 ANDOR INSTITUTe OTHER PROCEEOINGS AND ICI SHALL HAVE NO LlA81UTt TO CUSTOMER fOR SUOi CLMM TIME IS Of THE ESSENCE AELATM TO CUSTOMH PUISUING ANf SUCH ClAIM floIE PItOVtSIONS Of TKS AGREEMENT WHICH APLY TO AN (AIMHALl REMAIN IN HFECT EVEN AFTER THE AGREfMtNT IS TfRMNATto 10 AND CtmOMER EACH WANt THEIR RlGIfT 10 A rull

shyl TERMINATION

1 Remote Monnorln $eMCIIS and R~mOte ()pe~lln ScsvIca ma~ be imrntdlitely Clnceled by ellher party il Jels Remote OperIiQn Cenler (onne(lln res Of mOflltorlrlllSlem5l~ cle5trovtd by or ather ClIllopht Of wilt Ihf PlemilllS re sa bS damtBed Ih 1 11 Is IrnpftetaI IO conlinuf StnoIces

2 ellhe INIrty fib 10 perform any 01 Its obIirlon UM hIs Ieem~nl I~t otll jraquony wi prOIII~ -men IOIkt LheeollO lhe )lilly

1I1~ed 10 JHo In dmult Should Ine party alted 10 be Ifl defull 111 to espond I it or like action 10 cvre tIM II~IltI def within 1111 (lOt (lall 01 ~celvln IV lneo notlu the lOti ~rty may le(mlnlle Ihk rument by PIOllldlll ~ten nOl1(1 01 IIJII lermllliU lo n

3 UPQI1 IltIrrIinoUm 01 h ltfeeme~ le r anv rNson aJICmef 1hd PltiY IQ 10 I II UflGitputed _nu 0Wflj IlIrwah Ihe dallt of IIIUOII ~hIn thl (30) cI~ luth lermnl ion (ulier hIIllso prflVlde Jej Utlth RMlIlabe aa 10 the islS tD rem~ IIIe Gflew OtWe ~n~hVfllher JO pro~y ncltoun~tJI Int~on fl~ 0lt iiIlt IIlfIV ~lIlem1S ppUuble Cull 111111be liable fOlt al Iffl COlli and IICPfIfl mil Jet mv Il(u in ltootlKion th I enlOIOlmenl 01 hll tIlIl indlldina wilhoullimatlcln nlIo ble nom lees eltgtnKtton aency lees nil Olin COIoI

4 II he A~re~tot Is for mulljytar telm t~her jMrty nwy termiNle lilt Aeflaquomerll after dI ronl fu ~a of SaMlaquo by I lilt OInr pI no Ie-laquo thIn 10middot1 (151 ~VJ nit oolk laquoNlded h_ th~ (us OfIIted PREMIUM (OVEIlAGE CusIOlttltgtlt Y mlltUle ~~I ontv upon 10$ WIitt~ ~

M ASBESTOS MOlD BIOAHAZARDS AND HALUOOUS MATERtAlS

H~zardoul Mltfrills munl tfrlal ~ wb$llnct hal tIelher by Its N~ or ute II now Of hft defed Of fCula~ hdoubull 1 dOUloUbsltnoUl pc 1 o tOllllmlnlnl vodeIIV 1oG~ 111 01 leclclta l lowbullfCulallon 01 rdinlOtlCll bullbulllalre to or cklfIlUkIamp pUblic and ~ 1l1li and uletytId prateCIIon oj the IMonmen or which iI toIc explosive COfaUvt flammable radloKlhot orclnoCflIk or OIhenoriI haarcloui Of which iI or CfIfI1n1 _oItum psoline died Iud Inother pc1~um hvoilOClrbon produCl or poIYhlori~ bIphtI Hatardoui Matttllls ltlHdllGaltoeluMl makl leulmiddotbaid ptintl bIohIlrdS SIIdIIS but ftOlink~ to 1fCiofIeCl IntI HlIeJtcs-conao1n1nc mwials rACM1 Neither (ulomer nor lCi dlrlll lo or Illkeneel 10undnmiddotakedlren Obllnlolll r~I~li~ (11M klcnllOClllcln Ibuemenl dUnp control ~mo~1 or dlltpoltal o ACM

10 wlB be 1$IgtOtIIbIe 10lt moI 0 cI oos 01 ayen~roous ~Ierl_ls Ihll I ul In provldl lht StMt-es n O H bullbullf(Ioul MaIHllb1 and t~ I fmldllifIn ollllY Iell jlnd by he eI1e of 1(111lt1 MertatI For lit HI~ MltMils Iha may be olteselttl Itgt lacM~h

Johnson ~lcC 2019iQhn$on Cotro~ Inc ControlsComeJ Canfodenllal 00 nr)I COP) (pIIy~ocaIy eectrorcny or n an OIhel mea) Ylnout It ~I~ nnen ptlJJTJ5~ 01 ~C~oIs Inc PagE 38 011

middot PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL t- COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rNomiddotC1 HudOOJ Meritmiddotf (uuome shgt1IIUpply JCI wht 1 iflrornallo~ iflil pm bullbull~1on lt~lllni 10 lilp pre~nlt of lilllrltlOU$ M~ c-rret ij

th ~ilt eJ~nn ~v ff~(1 10 pelt1orm bull e 01 Ih~ s i(~ II Illhft Cnomelt or 10 gtKom ltt 01 ltgtlt UUlfCU U~ I)esellltt 01 Nonmiddoto(l HIIIISo M~ le1$ tIIl Iy ItgtItrlre llh Cr ServIltpoundl II I~U ImmtdllltIy $lOP I~ SoetYl(l Itgt rile I ffffiecl ru ~nd noilly the o thw ~n As btt-en (unome Ind MI Cuu_ hoo_be rtlpor1ible 01 IIISoho n~n ~ e -d diopoinr 01 Honmiddotla Hndou Mele 1$ fom lu rdMIebullbullnd for Ih (medlllion olny reu ImpaetCd by he ret bull bull e of he Hon-CI HUlrdou Mlltrl I~d mul ptwidc ~ cer1lliUlle 01 a balm~nl ~cfore J(I will be obll~lled 10 ~rlorm 0 cnl~ue lIS S~Mco unln 10 ~d letu knowloedae Ihll NonmiddotCI HIardou M~I(II~ were pren nd eted In dl$tfpr d of I~I ~e In wli(h tne 1lJ 1lt1 -11 be (pon lbllil lu ole ~ Othe etMOltlon 0 nmiddot orn Impmed by IlJ leltl~ of 1Idgt Hibullbulldon MlttIIbullbull00111) ( lOme hon In lOponibII II lu ole e~e for the _olI 01 HIbullbullrdous Male 1s INri ~ no bHII r~ieued and fe reie~e~ not nultlnc from Cl1 PtriormallCt ef tilt Serulces CuomN ~hlI ~I~nd ~nd InclomoJlot JO ~Calnl 1 Iol-ifl (o sU damUC I e~~nlel vd claJms ~rnamp 01 lu fa ure 10 (omply with Ihll Sccllcn M

N CUSTOMER DAlA

Cnlomt da la obtillned flom lie SetWltcs II owned by alld 111amp11 btlolt o Cunomer 10 I~ IUIOI illO UI Cl410mellb 10 prcMde Sentlce (lome bcept a lonh IItrlln lei wilt 101 disclose Ie any IhllI Otlty ~ny 1rlISivIltN81 (~nom dlI~ acquled hrouh pelt10IWIIIa 01 Ihe Sttvices Mthout Cul lomer (OnSenl (unomer ilB~e Ihal Jel nd 11 ubleIIrle affillnlnd epproved Ihild ~rty COII111OI5 and de-elopers may collecl nd lJ~e CUllome dll for Iny eaon 10 as ny ee l ule 0I1t1e clall on I dt middotklfn11itd bSII Iha dot nOI p~rsonaMy I~ntily Cullomer or anvlndivd Cuilomelt Igttgteby ~nlJ)O a petu WilcIWkIelfrtvOCable royah lru8unO U modi+ m1PU~Ibull bull WOIoeltIse and 1011

0etMt~wo b frOtnuch dala J(III ~IIM rlClIl$lOlI Inr~ 10_ rbl tJlIltflllll nd produnl C~led as I ew of uerlomnce ofSeMlts

O JCIS INlHLECTUAI PROPERl

10 WM IKtJI d riCh ~ lgtcIltgtltfest 11 yl) woltk orovided 10 Cuslomel IfgttIudlnl ohooI l ilmltiltiOfl ill ~e ~U and objeet cod dorumtnll1ior1 tKllnic Inhwon or dlla 1plaquolflCa1onlnd del bull ltes Impr~mellU 01 mOClllQlooruo 10 r~II1Hmiddot~ and (bJ I(now-How (defined below) e~ b 1(1 In bull (I~eron 01 lhe ~bltt 0 periolfTlfnt ollh Slt~ whth ~n_n 10 1(1 ror 10 Of diVtlom or tiICgyeiI Or ~uire-d In conneCllon with I perormrltt of II obn ioos under lhl ~greemenl Ownership Of eM Oelwblf ~nd KnowHow Ihd veil 00001y In ICJ nld flO Oe~ver~~bullbull1IaII be de~med middotworks mide fo r hlf bull Withoul UtIamp Ihe lenerilily 01 th e fortlal vfSNp 01 ai sool(e nllIS ~ (Ie (Olme of ptriOfnlInamp the le1Vkei I~I reMain the elOCIuIiIIt PlIJIIIlt1V 01 10 FltK purpoltl 01 ihllt AaJr-cmerr middot~nowmiddotHO mean a knohow )jot e It(hnIQ~s (Q ~U mllhoclolocln loobbullbull~Iy i(ll ~pprOKIgtG dltibu~ Odell and dt1m dllcoveriU ad ld~ililnW1ed produCAd by dhelc~d or uelt t)y 1(11 he CfUlon IIlt plovilJcn 01 the o-t~f1b1eI or In the Iltroltnance 01 tho Sltrvkt1 i nel Iny chanee ImplovemenJ or modlfiuHon tlgtereto or deivatlv Ihe reof

P OI6IT lpoundRMS

Any licMM 10 ltgtlt ~h( to ~laquopoundl1 JO IOfWlIrt produW inc dIIlti l e r Cloud tu Dyfth-lMd ulkr till Irelfflflfl b prellldild on 1- telt

corldklons for the iPllllebje loflwr~ groduct Of dlcll or cloud trvlce lei forth btll1wwwJgtgtmQI(QroluQmtgtulk Cleull4itl~I SU(h

aptgtlblt oftw~re podu nd (jjIIIIlervlltes lermsr lncopO ~d by rcferetl(e hcreln

Q Mi~LlAHrOlJS PROVISIONS

1 AW nor l~bullbullequlred IC be amp1vfIfI1bullbullnrundfi hili ~e ifI wrllnt Inc ~11I)e (OtIl(Ieca prcper ~iwn If (II chlMrred In Jlt IOt (b) tlll vi the Unlled 51lei POI~I stvIlte pel1se orepald ftlIlIred 0 tertlfld Mill rflun fclOl requCled (cJ ifni by o~ernlJht del~rv scNiCe ( fidEgt UPS) 01 (dln bvfClIrn~~ ~ m~1I or olnelt el~wonlC mt~nd confimed by (~cslmll e relum mlll or ele~hone

2 TIUs CfNnltnt _ nor be led byCunomoe wtllIc 1(1 k wrgtlIell (0ltgtSe 1(I IN ~ III -eM 10 1amplJr lh eltlnbull bull o_ ethn~erJon firm 0 (OltpOrllon wltheut Cul1omer~ conscm 0(10111 abo lIve 1M Ith Itsor cI1stretlon 10ubconuaa ny ponlon 01 IDe Servl(e TII$ ~retmenllnues 0 he ben~fot of Ind Is appllc ble tc ~ny aS1inees or SUbltOnl etor~ ef telbullnd II blndlnt upon Customer wllh Plaquo110 nld Il-SlttD or ltubculag rs wilh Ite f~e nd tllecl3 n bInltls (uIOme loJel

411 any plcviion of 1M femen Is fgulld t W IMaloC ~ tbullbull1 or unenforceable in ~ny elOtet Ihe lIdlly lealOty ~nd enforcelbillt Ollhe rem~lIinlpltosooru cellUinil htfetll hill flO( In t V wy be Ifeuelt Of irnj)3IleltIthNeOv

S TlIII laquoeemenlI lhe enUre (onl et bltwcM 1(1 nd CU1l0mt1 and ~st~1 ~ny pltlcr or ~ 1 undcfSllndll _itt IIIltIU ~ ro~oII or Olher ommuni(llionl b tween the partIe

ampmiddot(111 dltnowIodllli ~nd ~ bull IIgt IIY jhHdl l c ord~ lucd by Cuilomc In cunllKlon h lhigt laquo~enl iSlnlend only 1D ellMliiSh lnymenllllhof1ry fOl Cr5lont r Inltrn~lluou~I purptllH nd nol be conide1( to be ~ unto llcr Imltfld n1 modlfQtion o OIher IcvlslonlO lhe lenTIl 01111 AtrHment No tem or condition I dud or rfenced In CUIO middot pUdaSll ordl will h~oe ant fOlte elfet and Ih~e ( flU and condillon shall (MUOI (utomr1 ICtcraquoi1ICe of ny SefVicellllJH ltOnltllu lt in I~pncc of these lerm ~nd rolldnions An prO(IOl fo tltkjllo~1 or d~lefe rli ferm~llgtt In CuSlomtrs J)Uf(hue orde-r Cr ny otll elt dOtumenl Inill expresl ~ccP1ed IfI wrlIlIZ by ICI hCfeby objKted 10 nd telaquotCd

711 1I1t( at n~ (hfnlel 10 (uuomero ~tlnl or 0~r3110~f Of I lPlk oOle eEulaIon II ltode u~ bull Of ulW~y t~Ilebullbull I~il mD Iltldy ffeet J(rl peremlnt~ of the S~rvi(eJ or 111 pt1tlrltl ~fel 10 IhU h the ~ht 10 an eQ~IUbl and l~proprlle djuumenl 10 Ihe cope Ie and othe-f llcned Ie 011111 Ag reemenl

Johnson ~p(gt 21)19 Johnson Conll ol1 CU~lome-f Confgtdent Controls 00 -0 eopV 1ptyslQllly eleGl ro~gtCIly OlIn any oiher mft) hou Ihe eXJlress wn llen oerrn$$IOn 01 Joinroon CQntro ~ Irtlt Pag 3e of 42

JOHNSQfJ COtHROlS PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED r 11i COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

ADorNDUM TO PSA TERMS AND CONOITIONS OR MONITORING OF INTRUSION fiRE AND OTHER WpoundTY SYSTEMS

If ~te MOnilOfin StMces bull bull pIktly III(ludtS Ittnol~ lire ~ml 1I~oritl gtlaquov1tv 11111 mooilorint or video monitor ifl lht $COpe 01 wol1lt O (11110 d es tile Aareemenl II hereby madifie1lncl mended to Indude the termlnd prollllioru ollhls Addendu 10 tile PSA 10 Monhorinc 01 InlWolI r lf Mid Sfety So$term (Ihe AI(eNjum QplIlred Irms thaI Ie nol de1if1ed titeln lhirll h~ the melni cJven 10 diem In the lIIlement In Ih _11 of conhicl between the t~rTIltId (omIllions of this Addendum arid those ~inl ln the 111_ the tems (ondttklfls oIlbis Aoddtlldllm st pi~I~

1 kmote MoMorln of AIm SI~nI$ If ICI receiYo an elMfltnCV Itrm Ilen111 Jel Floc Jel IhIoII eeworlo nolhylhe IPJfOprille po~ Or fire deplnfII or other eme1enty panR QG ~iJurlldictlonnd Jel hl tndeVOI 10 IIOtiIyCuIlOmPf or tlsdellllllled repruenlnlve by eltmoll urltss instfU(1e-ltt 10 do OlheAlt by Cllomer In whilll ndot Nltd on l~ndlfd operalln picaduttlfo Ih ROC lCi uJ)OII feeeipi 01 bull lIOnmiddot emeree llenll from lilt Iremll sh ncltlvor 10 nOI11y Citomer ~feMltlve pursUlnl to Cu llemer1 _inen Instructions k faullin to QltmoU or Ie nOlllatlon Cunome ICknowlldlt5 1-111 the sllNIs Irlrumlttld from lhe Iremes will be monltoid In mOllltorlnl ftty not 0~111td by x~ lhe peSOIIIIeIIn _h monltom fldllltf lit nollh I~u 01 10 nor dots KJ IoU I rupDnsibillry Ielt tilt _ tIkh 1Kh Inb w montloed o lhe ttlPOfll( to $udlI1

2 ltemOI Monltotlfll kNkes Irkntllfmote MonllorltlJ SeNlf$ 1M be plaquolded by KJ If lhe ACftrM1II includes dIle 101 wth St~ 11

wm SeMce Is pchtitd 1lt1I nltOI~ mIIf 01 Ilirm 10 lhe Premies and lhe InIIlllchlre Is bIosed on the porcln( iCOq( 10 by lhe Jgt3lttiel wbjea 10 the lerms llId (ondiliolls 01 tills Addendum tie numtIMohllrms produced I I thl1ueloes beyond the COnuXt~ numblaquo of alarml In month (utome wiM tie blWon oleage lea

CommunOllonl Mdbo 0110( acknowlld Iht monkOlinl 01 COIlfelt Equipment requires nnsmlSllon 01 Ilgn~1s 0-1 $urlldad lelephone Iinellndo the Int_I1Id th Ihese moOeI of IIIJllmlslion ltmoV be Inl~rupled ctrofIIYltInled orcompromilrd In whkh cn IIC llMnal ClIO be Insmitttd trom the Pemius 10 thtr nIOfgtileinl fad~ty CUllomt ndenlnd Itltlle II~ lhe noonIOIn latllHy 10 be Willi 01 $lOch tonditlon bull dditlonal or 11tf~ II prol~1on toIIO be inllilled $udI line ItcIity devicn1 (Ullomtr COIllnd epensencr 10 Irlnsmluon Itlephone Ii only Cuslom- etnowtlldl_ II is _ IhIt h _urlty deW _lillie Ind nlnl UpirWy ldenllfied In Sthtdule A bull (qulprnent l ist lin dednrcf to purdlnl well 0tvkI~ Crntomtlt IIlth xkroowIedItllhlt Ulth ddltlonil pClt11on Is not 1rbIe Jot Inltrntl lrlMtOlln1on un6tr thl AIeemtnl

4 flwjUnnccemrry nns StfIlu csls At IOs OP1lOnltllddllIDIIII IN mIy be dwpd lot any m Of unlfQlOSiry SIM Vuil uused Of n=~led bV cUOJftllf 111 ildclklon Cuitomeuhlfl be Illy re$llOflSlb~ncr II1Of1 for fines petllltItsIISISlmInts l3gtes f~ o MH I~ by ~ 10vemmelQ bOCIy lell1lho~ tommolOlctrlloll 01 ~I UlltImiulon COlllptny1l1he rnlllt Ilny Iltie larm Ind ~hin rtlmtgtiwl Kl lor any tom -cUffed by IClln conMCIicll IIgtItewth Cunomer wi opera Ihe l)II toIIeluly ~ ID 1ooId CMOllne fau llimu hIM lIrmi an be ClVled by I _tIM or olher forces ~ he cOIIlrof 01 10 II n ~ number 01 flle Ilium lit cltetved by KJ In MIdllicfl to Y othebull lIb1e (tmedlll 1 111)1e to Jel ICI m v lerminll Ihis amprttmenl Ind discontiny t ny Service(snd leek to cover dmllts If In bullbullent Is dlipolChtd by I _mtnlll l ulhorlty or Olh Iibullbull 10 pond 10 a II~ Ilirm where lh CUIIDme o Iny olher Piny IIIi InlentlonallV xddenoly or rraquolilenlIyKl~led lhe Iam I lInl~ CullonW kaD be Itlportllble lor and PIYnv and1I lell lcrjor fonu lIuled with fUPlaquol 10 lhe fls lImsnd PlY 10 JCJIht Iddltiooal clllrJcs Mid (OIl1lncufftd by It fom I fl lslIlm If lilt CIIIIO_r $11_ M$ 1IXIllHllbie dtvIu Customer IUlIgtorIlti ICI 10 ~I Ille Iemin to tv Ill the ludible device r JO I eqlleued 01 ordltltd ID do lO bltf l_r_II~ lIhbors Dr I~ fist and Cullonle will PlY JOlts standard servIc ct tllule lor Kh well visit PoIIcIIIndes tiIU rePlir of svn1 whlth CIOUS lue diugtoldla _ lobi_ IIlIlngln lhe equljllll6nl nt(esAY f 10 to wpptr the StMces nd euslOmllt wM fWf 1 COlU of JudI malntelaflct At IeUI IIOIIthly CUMO-wi IIISI the V$ltm protea deulces and send lell I 10 the ROC 10 I n monltorin laquoII1Imtn1 I 8WldIIfIct wlthlnswctlons from JO o the Roc CoI_r IIHi to lest lhe monltorlllamp IV$tttnS inc1tIltIinI ttsti anv ultruonlc mlctowwtlnfrared CampPlCliInce or other electronic ~l_nt prior lofle end of tlCh monlhnd will ImmedlJtetv rfllOlllO JCl if the equipment fafls to respend to ttll I wltom IhIoI mike Iny nlaquoIIUry rIj)IIs 1ltOO fttl clP of notice IS Ii rulonlllly prnkll CuWgtmer ~n al an tlmes be oltlv rponslbllt If)lt mainlilninamp Iny Iprln~~r vlem In cod wortInc oflier Ind provide Mfeqlllf hell to lilt PIfI

5 RemQII Monilorinamp Df VIdo MonltoiIl Srvices Oul~ Ih Term JCIl sol lcr only obfilllkln mine fom the In~~11oo of Video MMtorlnC ~Mc In Sctvkt oIfrnf 1hall be 10 monitor thl dlamplIlli 1l KlullIy IKlvtd by JO II tI flOC fom mnn Ollhe VIdeo $oo$lem afld pon receipi 01 a dlllllrillCnllndicU lhirt In fam cOndlticn )lists 10 crravcbullbull as ptlmnltd by II 10 lIol~y lhe police or olh munklplllulhoity deemed approprlale In KJs bsokn dilafllon IndIO well pellOllS Customer 1111 deslampMted In lIlne 10JO 10 rectlvoe nolineiQn cf IlICh IlIrm tondition II WI forth huein HD llarm 1nstI1ti00n ffPIl bullbull tnIInltnall(l or rd IgtOJUeI will be1OVItIed urocSer IhIi Video MDnl~ optlcnJO m~ oul DfIor nollce 10 CUIIDmtlt in _10_lcIbII ~or iltlurtnu _ultur~bullbull II(t d ls(OfIIIne 1Id Dr ltand iii ~ policies and protedurtL

bull Inc~lon nd rDndonlon oIlte VIdeo MonIln shaUbe pt~~d by KJ Wthis AI_nt Iclude$ I cha lOt IIIdro Mkorin~ Se we If ucll Voo MOIIltorln Stltva 11 purthi1e-d IIde(I MOIIlto111lI S~II will Decln when the Video SVSlern II Inlblled and opelltonalbullbullnd when Ih nlltesHry communletllorll COMIKlion Is CQmplcHed NO obIililiOIl lor the provision 01 tI1l~ VidllO Monitorln SeMa w1I laquogtIIInt1l lbest tlQllirmenllm ~

b CstQ lqvlllmut Customtr shall obIalnlllu DWfI CMtnd fgtltPtn~ () thIqulpmenl netenry 10(OrlllKllo 10110( Ind (b) wtutev~ IKtmlnlon permits o tice nHS lIwrl be 0ItUSA fom1 penonl ~111gtDtI1Ie ulltity bull bull nd lIlY ot tilted lervico plt0iId~ In co_aion wIIh Ih ~lYI(el n vIdIo 11 to be IISfd boor 1111 Customer Ii inlltlgtcltod 10 poduct Ad Imrnll video I~a (Ih VIdeo System Imj oillcPemlsti 10 IhltOC Ithe VitIeo System fCl mers no torn~ wJrratIVor fPISnotlon 11 1 Mto NSr will _ate IS ln1enclecf Conto Iulttller IJreoII 11111 notwithillndi V rule o 1IlttIct~tron by tel In dec Svst Ind Video SVSI I~ 10 ihIII ~ no tiPOMIblIity or obIiamplllorocltgt ItCnliO CusIO lhe~ SVlIm 0V other CUlla IIQVI~I

Johnson Ip(1 2019 Jonnson ConIeMs 111( ClSlomClI COnmill Controls Donor COfgtI iOhyseaUr eIetroncady OJ1M any o~ ~d) snour In )(lie u n)( ptfTllJSoOno JlhlisOft CorjoI l roe PageOol~2

PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rm ICntI(~ CvllOflCf II _u~hi1 I~ Video SYUCfgtgt ~alecl time lilt poiltloorwd NllouteclSlltll WI II only PlocllK 01 caPlII VIdlaquoI SvlI ionIt cr (ns111M Prcmltsts CUomo ~ IdtqWIwtiotI Ifbullbullbulln~(f1tIamp tondillonJ 101 Ihl OINt~ of the CamuH CUIm~ nb1~tI ltId lCllel t t 10 ~I$d no UItIIfO 0 lHlclpil~ Itllouln c JIOlIlIofgtInamp- lfodfO 1M t1ilW UMffillr(ludill W nol limhecl lo~lttllrlC willi NS loaltiDfU INn 01 pClSOfU In-VIdeo Sysltm l~etJ Y ~pirI or UIMUff

d Cll Customtlt Rw toI rflpltllbk 10 lbe video ~Im ce oduced Of uptur by toe VIdtltgt ~ 11 (gt11_ IQ~ del indemnify Inc hold hl rmIti )(1 M( 011lt tnl1 diectotJ I nc Itmployotfl I bull Inc ~I dmq~ lou (csu and cprnses 1~IucIItIIfI$ON~ UOOneyl lKi) rSOgtamp an or 1IIIrd gtllT IIIoIMI defTIIflCh Of ulu In connKlion lh thr ue (gtptfllion

IQaotI poaklon 01 th ~~11rITI ~nd the VldN ~I Imn tllllt theft 0lIl Indu dklbull bull ot 1gt01 11mI1 10 Jny (elm Of ~ Pflt$DII ckpkteclln bull Vlcko Sytt ~bullbull 11I(1Jd1 bill IIOt 1oll d 10 Iny ~m by 11 ~1l0n 1 his 0lt lor tr h~1 Ifl~ IrwcIN 0 Inlrudd upon 0lt lib 0lt M ~kltft h~1 bfen rnIgtpp ~~led Any dulyen I ebf~ln I~C (OI1Jtf1I D ~lSle oIny ~tSOI1 Oerrltled In I Vldto SYSIIm ImI Ie Iu 1111 er he IIUMH 10 be dPIlIeltl ~d rnlmina O olllole UIa d Ille I 10 dt1t1Wgt d (ompy- lid 1IppJabil LaWl qltIlallanl Hmlltd rod olhe obllptJolllhlt 10000m 1M It~ PfO~ M d elnlalsl ltivOdeoo uptu d-kl such ti 0 VIdltto Syslem drc but not IIm~ed 10 nodrtIon It t~1 Vdeo S I il m ut A th Prtfnlws sII be til lele Fanslbllil oIl~e CUJlomc JCI eel 10 rNkf VIO SIIm 1m1nlNbl 10 Cunenl1l rgtd upOn lhel C1De(tllie ~utl leI mk~1 fig Pfembe wau1 or eprtsenlihen a 10 Ille I~ntlll eillm till II tltln Vodeo Imall or Ihe QulIl therea

C V~oSylltmSIcMIbull WhM fcnalI(Im tM ~S(Iltm II lCeMd KIC$tfWIlhe hI to 1( bull m Zb belort odfoiC 0fIlaquotI1I(y ~lIcn Ind mty CfQOlt nol to notlfv ~tfCY ~10NWl1f II ~I Ulon Ie bellr-c In ill )Olt d-trtIJon III n Imer ency fondillon (lCI~ nOI tlsl 10 ~I filii temPt Ie i~ Ito nUINe ollhltl tmesfltv by ut vI u l yenelnClllon ndlor Iht twO-ayollaquo 111_ iI pploble) of 1M Vldre Sl$IMlIn(lud~ CnOlNlt 1(I1t IIKI detirllI 11111 ergtey (onditJ olUs JO will tfIde_ 10 notify lhe popelt POlice or emet~ry (0II1IC1 on a IIlClllon alln cI In_I by(~omer 10 10 Ot lIS CltnH- WIlen ~~ICfl(y 11 lCe~](1 I bull bull UtpllO coaKI tilt 111 ~ble CII1I01r1If rtprtotllI~Ie orr lilt nCltlLutIOll c~ liS bill fill rIOI nol l l( tmtrlRfKV uLhI~ Ihls notlllcalll)lJ will bI irllh~ I of bullbull o 11 1(1 bull 1 folte ROC ~c~_ lilne c~S1~ fl1~ e~ edlle lhe Q~ IUt Iltgtr Yemerlencv or __~trCt otulJoII the cuHomtr HI nftdO mte IhIs tQIIMlln _kin csl~ IUlhobl$ n IKISIO ~ IU Iettl Ie UJt Itl dlKrltllorgt C_IIII I ~I Ot damp1IlIon 01 11 Pt 0 ptlt$ons en o OUftd 1111 cltfTIht$ who UI nalllUIIorInltI 0 ClrtOmet 10 Will HOT MUST Ott DpoundTAlN MfI tllUON

f tcordlnp CltnIOIOtf COMtllU 10 lbe Ilpe laquo0lt1111amp of ~I Ietph(lnlc tomnICIII bt_ Ihl Pttml~ nd KI lCI wll h no ~ InyIlLilJnIrom laquoordlne fo r bullbull nu 10 ~cd) CIt PlbltCJ11on 01 ampf1WO-Wty WIIrI eamtnamplnlaOOrU oVgttr KOId1 0lt lhelrIi1(1 hili III tidily In c~ wllh VIdeo Svll grllt Vldre SysIHTIIaa IndudI blrt rtClHnllted I e I frltN omltlIlon tOeJamptn(t o 0 1( by JCI CIt olltl oNi( p~ ~I__ lIenu COfltnclon Of tny Olha tIIIrd pan COMtel ie n wIIh e ~tllgt1 fOt 1~ 1ltt 01 ffIOI) ~nsmLilIIon eodilll InltrpOflamp UllOfIl4I 10 VidtO Imltbull

I IIl1k 01 1011 II lIMorntls 10 dgn nol prenl o wIfnl that IIIlt StltvIet1 p_nl nylou by buIII( IIoIdup fire 01 gherwbl CIt 1-1 Ih ~__ In til ua ptOyenide the ptelWIon for WO II is Lnslllld 0lt InIrIOdtcl Of lhaillM ~ will be ninttlpted 0 eUQImiddotf (ltnlome

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TOWNSHIP OF WORTH Sanilac County MicbigaD 6903 S Lakeshore Rd Lexington Michigan 48450

Telephone (810) 359-8852 Fax (810) 359-7027 F-mail CleTkworthmlorg

PhUlp EssenmacheT sup~JenDifer Staoyer Clerk Jenuifer Woodruff Treasurer Jack Wylie Trustee Walter Badgerow Trustee

RESOlUTION 16-7-20-1

RESOLUTION TO ALLOW WORTH TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF DETROIT EDISON TO OPT ltlUT OF THE SMART METER PROGRAM

Whereas Detrott Edison Company has begun the process of Installing within the boundaries of Worth Township digItal advanced meter infrastructure to be referred 10 in this resolution as smart meters I and

Whereas many township residents have expressed concerns about the Installation of sm art meters on their

homes to Worth Township officials and to the Worth Township Board and

Whereas these residents and Township Board members have expressed concern about the alleged Intrusion

into their respective energy usage attributed to smart meters and

Whereas many residential customers of Detroit Edison Company are concerned that emissions from smart meters may be attributed to serious health problems including but not limited to physiological neurological pulmonary vascular and sensory and

Whereas Michigan House 8i114916 was written to address the above mentioned concerns regarding smart meters and has been forwarded to the Committee on Energy Policy

Now therefore be it resolved that the Township of Worth SanIlac County supports the ability of OTE Energy customers to retain their current analog meters and to opt out of the smart meter program fortheir homes without being subject to financial penalties and additional monthly charges

Now therefore be It further resolved that the Worth Township Board of Trustees strongly encourages State Representative Chairman Aric Nesbitt of the Committee on Energy Policy the Michigan Public Service Commission Attorney General Bill Schuette State Senator Phil Pavlov and State Representative Paul Muxlow to take all regulatory procedures needed to investigate alJthe aforementioned InformatJon and concerns for the health safety and welfare of our cItizens and Inhabitants

Board Adoption

This Resolution shall become effective on the date of Its adoption by the Worth Township Board

RESOLVED this O dayof j~ 010lw

ATIEST AS TO ADOPTION BY THE WORTH TOWNSHIP BOARD

$0 Resolved

Date 07- 2 D- b

Supervisor Philip G Essenmacher

~ Oerk Jennifer Stanyer

Motion to Adopt made by Board Member ~Yl)) Second by Board Member lAhxJtttff

Nay AbsentAye

Philip Essenmacher Supervisor

Jennifer Stanyer Clerk

Jennifer Woodruff Treasurer

Jack Wylie Trustee

Walter Badgerow Trustee

I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and complete copy of a resolution adopted by the Township Board

of Worth County of Sanilac Michigan at a Budget Meeting held onj~ 00 f OIQlli and that said meeting was given pursuant to ad In full compliance with the Open Meetl Act being PA 267 of 1976 and that the minutes of said meeting were kept and have been made available as required by said Act

Jennifer $tanyer - Clerk

Village of Reese Resolution No 13-14-01

A RESOLUTION ADDRESSING SMART METERS IN THE VILLAGE OF REESE

WHEREAS the teon Smart Meter often refers to an eleCOidty meter but it also may mean a device measuring natural gas or water consumption and

WHEREAS many communities across the country have joined forces to prohibit smart meters from being Installed locally mostly upon the notice ofhigher energy bills (Cost) illness (Health)forced installation ofmeter(lnvasion into Home) Privacyissues(4th Amendment right to Reasonable Expectation of Privacy) Safety and Liability and

WHEREAS on March 4 2013 the Planning Commission for the Village of Reese passed Resolution No 2013~02 that recommended that the Village Council consider takingjormal action to notify and ban allfuture use aSmart Meters within the VillQJe ofReese and

WHEREAS the Village Council believes that additional information relating to the use of smart meters 1n the Village of Reese needs to be compiled prior to making a definitive deCision with respect to banning the use ofthe devices NOW

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that at a regularly scheduled meeting of the Reese Village Counal being held on May 13 2013 ) a quorum being present a motion was made by KEAST and second by FIELBRANDT to place a moratorium on the use of ~smartmeterswithin the village limits for a period of six (6) months so that the Planning Commission can continue studying the matter AND

BE iT FURTHER RESOLVED tbatthe copies of this resolution be mailed to aD utility companies who provide electric gas and water services to the VIllage of Reese

Vote

Ayes 7 Nays 0 Abstain 0 Absent 0

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City Clerk l1wUlCi M Smilh

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CITY OF BROWN CITY A Progressive Industrial and Agricultural Community

4205 Main Street Post Office Box 99 Brown Cily Michigan 48416()099 Phone (810) 346middot2325 Fax (810)3463802 el11lil brownctygrealtllIkesne

CITY OF BROWN CITY Resolution Number 16-04

A RESOLUTION TO THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION EXPRESSING THE BROWN CITY COUNCILS CONCERN WITH THE

INSTALLATION OF DTE ENERGY SMART METERS AND A REQUEST TO EXPLORE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY EFFECTS

WHEREAS OTE Energy has begunlhe installation ofnew mele to CU$lomers in Michigan ThumtNlleA oommunities~ replacing existing meters with srcaUed Smart meters that is electric meters which viH broadcast information to the utility company using radio frequencies and

WHEREAS DTE Energy has indicaled thaI il will at some point begin installotion of Smart mete in the City of Brown City and

WHEREAS Smart mel provide benefit 10 utilities by allowing remole meter reading by among other things eiiminating the need for someone to go onto each utility customers property to read a meter and possibly offering residents lower electric rates at non~peak times and

WHEREAS a significant number ofpeople including residents or the Cil) of Brown City have expressed heir roucems 10 this Council hom potential health effects ofthe Smart melers as well tIS other concerns regarding lheir universal deployment in the City and

WHEREAS although the City COlmcil is inforoted that it is without jurisdiction to directly regulate Smart meters exclusive jurisdiction over them residing with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) the City Council believes it is appropriate to assist its citizens in obtaining consideration of their issues by requesting careful review thereof by tbe MPSC

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROWN CITY that

I The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perform a careful analysis fbe potential health and safety effilltts which may result from the univernal installation of Smart meters for electric and gas utilities

2 The MPSC is further requested to consider delaying the deployment of Smart mete pending a conclusion by the MPSC following coreful study lJd review that such met are safe and will have neither short-term nOr tong~term negative consequences to the health of the citizens of the City of Brown city and the State of Michigan generally

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3 The MPSC is asked to carefully examine other concerns regarding tbe deployment of Smart meters as may be sllbmilled 10 them by Tcside nls of the City of Brown Cily and lhe Stale of Michigan so as to insu re that all aspects or the issues are considered before final dctennination is mnde with respect 10 such deplo)111enl

4 The MPSC is funher asked to consider requi ring public lllilit ies to allow customers with appropriate medica l docwnellHll ion of their ind ividualized risks to opt out of SmOtrl me ter installation at their homes

5 The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perfoml a ca reful analysis ofrhe potential privacy issues regard ing available and fut ure SOlan meter technology

6 All resol Ulions inconsistent with [he foregoing resolut ion be and the same h~reby an repealed to the c-tent of such inconsi stency

The fo regoing Resolul ion was ofJered on May 9 20J 6 by Councilmember William Nailers and seconded by Counci l member Dan Loulzenhiser There folloed a Ro ll Call VOle with four (4) Councilmembers present eM Jacobson -alSlnl eM Louzenhiser-yes eM Mclvorycs eM Milkr-yes eM Parks-absent eM Wal(~rsmiddotyes

Abs(ltlining ~

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A QUORUM BFING PRESENT - MOTION DECLARED CARRIED

I Juonii a M Smilh (ily Clerk o(the City or Brown Cit) hereby cen iry thallhe foregoing is tru and complelc copy orn resolutiOlllldoplcd by rhe Cily Counc il o r th~ government ofrhc City of Brown City County orSonilac Sl3te of Michigan al a regular mecting hcld on May 9 2016 and thai said m~etin ~ was conducted M d public notice of sa id mecling WaS given pursuam to and in fuJI compliance with Ih Oren Meelings Act bein Ac t 267 Public ActS o( Michigan 1976 and thaI the mimlles of ~a id meeting Wlfe kepi nnd ill be U f have been made available as requ ired by said Act

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RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THEAlIIUrv OF Clrv IEStDENTS AND PROnIffY OWNERS TO EUlCITO OPTmiddotOUT OF RECEMNG

ADVANCED UTilITY MmRS (SMART METElISl

The followIng preamble and resolution were offered by Coundlmember ~1 i t hoe J ~rL_~ and SlIpp-orted bV Councflmemher ~~__k Ll pa n __~

WHEREAS OTE Energy SVIARl meters (SMART rn~ters) are 0lltidern electrIc metirs which end elect(ic meter readings dutomatlcaty bv using a radio frequency nehvorK rather than 11 uarlitronal on-site ~te( reading method lind

WHEREAS DTt fnargys actively Installing SMART meters throughout southeastern Mlchigan And has recently moaJfed 11

latter to the City of caro pemin1na to the ability of City residents to opt-our of f(Celving a SMART meter and

WHEREAS a numberQf CIty residents have exprltssed tomems regarding negative health conditIons that may reson from the use of SMART meters the a(CUuKY ofSMART meters and the possibmty that th~ uS of SMART meters may contribute to Ute loss of personal Jlrivacy aod

WHEREAS the Mict~an Public SeNke ComPlisston has receotlydedded to lnvesligate seve-fal Il$pea$ pertalnloji to the use and installation of SMART metm and

WHOtpoundA5 the Mlthigan Public Service Commission tlSi a tompomml cf this lmt~stigation is requesting thai utmW comPanles disclose Information rega-rdltli tM po-tential adverse hearth effects associated with (he use of SMART metetS and

WHEREAS th~ City of CarD Council i$ charged with securing and defendioe the overall health safety_ aod welfare of the ldenU of the aiy and their guests

NOW THEREFORE BE rr RESOlVED that the City of (arc Council her) supports the abillty of Its residents and property owoe~ to elect to o-pt-out of receiving SMART meters m$taIJed

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Cam Coune supports the invGSlgat1ltm by the Mkhigan Public Servlce Commission of SMART meters

THIS RESOLUTiON DECLARED ADOPTED nus 5 DAV OF August 20131 ClerkITreasufac of 1M City of Cam State of Michigan do hereby certify tNt thE foraolng Resolution was duly adopted by the City of cam Council during its regular meeting Mid in the Municipal BunOlng in the Clty of Carcent on August 2013

Resolution It 16-201~ June 6 2016

RESOumON A RESQUJTiON SUPPORTING MfCHIGAN HOUSE BtLl4916 OR SIMIlAR IEGtsJATlON AND SUPPORTING THE AmUTY OF TOWNHSIP R6U)poundNTS TO CHOOSE TO HAVE AN ANALOG EtECTfUC AND GAS MEml RATHER THAN ASMART (ADVANCEtll MErE

WHEREAS smart meters are computerized electr1c meters that send electric meter readings to the utility via radiofrnquency radiation multiple times per day and

WHEREAS analog meters are manualJy read electromechanical meters that have accurately

measured the electrtc consumption of homes and busfnessesfor over acentury and

WHEREAS DTE Energy (the utility) is repiaclng exJs1ing utility meters with smart (oka advanced or AM) meters and

WHEREAS DTE EnelY plans to replace all meters with either the fully functioning smart meier orthe smart meter with the radlofrequency turned off (opt-out meter) and

WHEREAS the opt~()ut meter must be manoa read In the same way analog and nooshytransmitting digital meters must be read and

WHEREAS the IItl1ity in fts testimony berore the Pub1c $ervlce CQmmission in U-17053 has stated that the nonMtransmltting smart meter performs no functions not already performed by the analog electric meter and

WHEREAS the utility charges the residentJa customer $6720 to have the norHransmitting opt-out smart meter In place of the fully functionIng smart meter and

WHEREAS the cost of lealllng In piace an existing analog meter is $000 thus creating an unnecessary charge on the customer who does not wish to have a smart meter on their home Or business and

WHEREAS some persons on fixed lncomesare unable to afford the opt-out fees and

WHEREAS the utlJlty does not permit businesses to opt out and

WHEREAS1 citIzens of this oommunity have expressed many concerns about this replacement Including concerns about the health effects of mdlofrequency radIation and the voltage transients and harrnonfcs (line noise) generated by smart meters concerns about privacy and hacking concerns about fire safety and fire hazards concerns about Impending time-ofltse rates and resultant increases In electric bills and conterns aoout remote shut-off and

WHEREAS many residents in the State of Michigan have reported negative health symptoms after the installation of smart electric meters or rnm-transmittlng opt-out meters on their homes and

WHEREAS some residents of the State of Michigan have reported that their smart meter has cau~ht fire or exploded or have reported flickering lights and appliance short-outs Immediately after a smart meter was installed and

WHEREAS the Township of Vassar has worked tirelessly to attract positive Investment while rejecting those that put our health environment and quality of life at risk and

WHEREAS the Vassar Township Board of Trustees ts charged with securing and defending the overatl health safety and welfare of the residents of the Township and their guests and

WHEREAS the electromagnetic frequencies emitted and generated bV these meters have been snown by tens of thousands of scientific studies since the 19305 to harm biological systems and therefore may pose a serious long~term threat to the health of our cltlzensj and

WHEREAS customers with a disability under the Americans with DlsabIHtles middotAct may not be charged for accommodation of their disability and

WHEREAS both the nonmiddottransmittlng smart meter and the analog meter accurate IV measure electricity usage and whereas both must be read by a meter reader therefore making them indlstlngulshable for purposes of metering customer electrical usage and

WHEREAS smart meters have not been mandated by the federal or state government and

WHEREAS our Township is committed to providIng equal opportuntty and quality of rife for all and to removing full barriers to participation In public nfe on the basts of dlsabnity and

WHEREAS OTE has been unresponsive to these customer concerns and

WHEREAS House 81114916 would address these concerns without Impacting the utilitys ability to Install smart meters on the homes and busInesses of those who want a smart meter

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Vassar Township Board of Trustees supports the ability of OTE customers to not partidpate in the smart meter program on their homes and businesses and to have their electricity usage measured by an analog meter without suffering financial penalties or Incurring monthly charges as outlined in House 81114916 and that an analog option be offered in perpetuity to all uttllty customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar TownshIp Board ofTrustees calls upon the Chair of the House Energy Policy Committee the members oftne Energy Polhy Committee the state representative for our dlstrtct the state senator for our district the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Attorney General to do all In their power to ensure passage of House 81114916 and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar Township Soard ofTrustees calis upon the above-mentioned persons and governmental entitles If House 81114916 Is not passed in this legtslative session to do all In their power to ensure passage of legislation In the future that will ensure that utility customers have the right to have an anakJg meter on their homes or

middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

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Hclyentmbtr INIy capdtyE~ bullbull 2-97)( per kwto NooltlIJClty EMfoY ~7BJ( PI( kWh

OIlYery CaQe o ~MoeChilr~ (JuneIIlrQUQhOctOberI bull Sl95 per mon1h ontritlrJtlon kWh 1Yf0IIIIl) SltII3OC ptr kWh

ThIs iMe ls~ for cusOtlllaquoS who UW laquoshyIrk wafff IIHI~ for unitVYO flJr(1OStlo Coniroled 5laquoYIce tlnlt~)

Power Supply ChQtt mm C~ PM1tY [JWlIIV 1915 per kWh Non-~PKity rneW 25lt116( PH kWf

o~rv Cltqn 5efvice ChMe bullbullbull S1Igt per mont Oist ribullon kWh 5430 per kWh

Gorolhcrmel Tlmr of DaV Ratr

~l(USM~r~ nun 10 1pm Po Supply Ch O~

Jun 11II 0ltJqh (klobelt AU onpek kWh

C8C)yeniI- (net9Y 9nsc 1 kWh Nooltpady (Mrqy 2814lt per kwtl

AW offmiddotptallt IltWh CIpyenty Ene rQ~ 13J5 per ~Wh NotrCapodty E9Y 284 pot kWh

NovmM thrOUlh Mil All onPIWlt ~Wh

CeplKlly ( neroy U ODlt perW1 N~ity [MrQy 28l4lt pw kWh

AIIo1~ kWh Clpa(M ~ EJWl 9r lAJX ~r kW IIon-ltapac lly ~roy UtA C PE ~W~

tullv~ry C~qu seritl Charge 6]0( 1 day Distribution kWh (YeaHOllM) 4703C per kWh

Expertnlal Ellcl n c Vehcle Ra tl

Opt ion 1 Tlmt of Ot~ kino On~ fKIltfi McIl(I6y-FrkUly il4m 10 1Ipm Po Sypply CIlaQu

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NonQpadty EnerQY 9012C perkWh I oIIpuk kWh ~yEnlaquoQY 1695lt pelttWIgt Hon~ poundJWIIJ( 22silt pelt ~Wh

Oell~ery C~~ Servll a r~f $95 IXr morgtIh 1)sI IbuIkWh bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbullbull gtA)OC 1 kWh

09tlon1 Monthly F r~ ( UIgtf ~v~ l1Ut~ly) loonIlIIy I~ of $4511 ~r yellko IrKIYClINJ sur(narO ~Igtdcedillo

OTHER RATE OPTIONS

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rloltlllt ~bull -IIH atdits_ 1gt1_ TIIO _101 _oolltn o$JJ _h_ _ ~NO 6~ yo __ ~ TolnOUII -rI_Ul l~lbull _ _ cmM(RW~ _ __ oS1S) _~__ -- OI _nn

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WHOLE HOUSE RATE OPTIONS TIese service rates are provided throuqh one meter to a singJt or double OCCVPMlCY dwelin9

Residential ElectriC Service Rate Powe Suppfy CharOe First 17 kWh per dAY Capacity Energy bull 1065C JlE kWh NOItltapacily EntltVbullbullbull 4 767( PErkWh

Additional kWh capacity Energy 4590C per kWh Non-Capacity Enerqy bullbullbull 4751( per kWh

Delivery CNiroes 5efvice (halVe $750 per rnonl h RIA Credit middot $750 per monlh Di5tribvtlon kWhbullbull 543OC per kWh

Time of Day Rate-

On-peak h(Wrs MonCJay-rriday n Um 10 7 pm Power Supply CnarQes June through Octo~r

All on-peak kWh I Capactty Enerqy t2048C per-kllh N~lty EnenlY bull 4757lt per kWh

All otf-peak kWh capacity Energy bull bull 090OC Pfi kWh NonlaquoJpaci ty EnefQY bullbullbull 4757lt per kWh N~ IhrOU911 May

All on peak kWtl Capacity Energy bull 944OC per kWh Non-caPbCity Energy bullbullbullbull bull 4 757lt per kWh

AU oH-peak kWh Capacil y (nergybullbull bull o679C per kWh Non-capaclly Energy 4757( per kWh

fXgtltvery CllalQu Service Charge bull $750 per month Olstribvtlon kWh (YeaNovnd) 543O( per kWh

DynamiC Peak PnclnQ Rate This rate features th~ price tiers as well as Critical Peak prices for days when Critical Peak events are caIed It requires YO1f home to have the aovanced electric meIer Poer Supply Cllarg ~s Onpeak Monday Friday 3 pm to 7 pm

All on peak kWh Capacity EnerQt bullbull 9759C per kWh NOfIltQapacltt Energy 4049C per kWh

Mi(1)eilk MoIIdIlY friday am to 3 pm amp 7 pm to I pm All midpeak kWh

Capacity poundnerQy bullbullbull bullbullbull bullbull Aoose per kWh Non-tapaclty Enerqy bullbull bull 4Q49 per kWh

Off-peak 11 pm to 7 am and all day Saturday Sunday and desiQna~ holidays

All o ff-peak kWh capacity Enerqybullbullbull 0554( per kWh Nonltapacity (nergy 4 049( per kWh

(Critical Puk events dJrlnQ on-puk hours MondayshyFriday Ilmlto to eo lIours per year with ~vance notite

All criti calpeak kWh 5091 per kWh Nonltpatity Enerqy 4049C oer kWh

D1 Uv~ry Cha r Oes Oistribution kWh bull bull 543OC per kWh Service cMfQe $750 per month

Space HeatlOq Rate AfJPied oNy 10 ~miJOeflfr instilUed electric s~ce heltllin9 S(lrwct 11100011 0fIe meier IOn) II~f to KIU$MOIrIJ IlaquoWd on this tltf ~I(r 10 ~ 17 lOIS

PO tl Supply 0 J~ trrouOh October

(irst T7 kWh per day capacity [ MrQy bullbullbullbull bull bullbull bullbullbullbullbull bull bull 1217lt per kWh NOOCapacily Energybullbullbullbull bullbull d61b( per kWh

Additional kWn Capacity Energy bullbull 4741C per kWh NonmiddotCapaclly[nerqybullbull bullbullbull bull 4 616( per kWh

November through May (IrS 20 ~Wh per dat

Capacity ElKrQY bullbullbull 1844( per kWh NonCapaclty Ener9Y bull 4616C per kWh

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Oeltvery C~afl)e ~

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SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

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you vp to 18 (Jercf(ll on the coolf19 POfUOII oJ yotn energy bill wtlEn you e()(oII we istaN aseparate melpI lha1 clO briHIy IIIIerrvpt your air cMdilicnif9 to mee system or oeneratlon Issues POwer Supply ChArQe$

June throuQh October ~Enervv middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddot_middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotO499( perllWti f Non-Capacity Energy bull bull bull 3783lt per kWh

November thrOU(jh MAV Capaci ty Ener9Y bull2973( perkWh Non-Capaclty Energy bull3783lt Pfr kWh

Oellvery C~arQes Service Charge (June Ihrough October) bull $195 per month DisltiolJlion kWh (YeaOlJIdl 543OC per kWh

WatN Heating Strvce Rate

This rate Is a~alllJble for customers Who use an elecshy(ric wdler hedler tor sanitary pJrpos eJ Controlled service (Interrupt ible)

PO Wff Supply Charoes AU kWh Capacily Enerqy 1915lt per kWh NonltapaClty Energy bullbullbull bullbullbull2546( per kWh

Oelover y CharQes Service Charge bullbullbullbullbullbullbull5195 per month DiStribution kWh bullbullbullbullbullbull bullSA30C per kWh

DLWd-I On1J(aJL hOCJrs POIIef Supply

June throug AIfOfl~ak

Capacity NonCapi

Alt ntfflfak Capacily Non-Cap

November 11 All onpe~k C~pacity l NonCoplt

All olfpeak CapacIty I NoncaP

Dtl lvelY CharI Service Ct Distribut io

Option 1 Time On-pfak hour5 POW~( Supply

All on-peak kl CapacityE Non-(apa(

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Delivery ( h~rQ Service Chan Distribution I

Oplion 2 MonU Monthly fee I and credits

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Net Meterlnq resource CJe~ r_waDI( re5(

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bull 1ie11c1er1t InaHr1t Crecln (RIAgt Custoowr rneeC 1IQ eIiQibHIIy requ~$ U KehOe bull $150 ~ IIOI)III (rfillllN 0IIId10 110(1 Oul laquoyou OIMIIly (all U~ lt14 8000471741 Rwc~ Of cwIOIrIe1S wno us ill maIOlt porI ion oI11gttlr IKll ley INtng oI1pe~ ron

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ~ VII sect28 33

sect 9 Compensation of county officers

Sec 9 BoampTds of s upervisors shan have exclusive power to fix the oomp officers not otherwise provided by law

runory Cocst 1963 All VII 9 Elf J I I 9amp yo ConrlNd amp CMII 1908ArI VllJ fR

sect 10 Removal of county seat

Sec 10 A county seat once established shall not be removed until the place nlch it is proposed to be moved shall be designated by two-thirds of the members of the board of supervisors and a majority of the electors voting thereon shall have a pproved the proposed locatioD in the manner prescribed by law

BiotDl)l Co llle3 An VII flO E( JOJJ 1 1964 l~ Con~tllull oD See COllSL ll108Art vrn t )3

sect 11 Indebtedness limitation

Selt 11 No Cltlunty shall incur any indebtedness which shall increase its total debt beyond 10 percent of its assessed valuation

lfiwry Cmol 1963Att VII tllEft Jan i 1i64 Fo e cmtltutlon s Conn 1906 Art vrn U 2

sect 12 Navigable streams permission to bridge or dam See 12 A oavigable stream shall not be hridged or dammed without permission granted by

the board of supervisors or the county as provided by law which pennission shall be subject to such reasonable compensation and otheT conditions as may seem best sui ted to safeguard the rights and interests of the county and political subdivisions the rein

QJO Cotgtu I~ Art VII U2 Ert Jan I 100 Fou eonia o 8M eo 180SArt vrn tl~

sect 13 Consolidation of counties approval by electors Sec 13 Two or more contiguous counties may combine into a Slagle county if approved in

each affected county by a majority of the electors voting on the quest ion IIUtDrr- eo t 1961Arr Vl t 13 Ell J 1 1964

sect 14 Organization and consolidation of townships Sec 14 The board of supervisors of each organized county may organize and consolidate

townships under restrictions and limitations provided by law Hi~ Coru 1963Arr VIto I~ ErrJLIgt 1 100-1 Fo CoGMI~U 01lJ See eoru 1908 Art Vlll us

sect 15 County intervention-in public utllity service and rate proceedings

x Sec 15 Any county when authotized by its board of supervisors sha ll have the authority to enter or to intervelle in any action or certificate proceeding involving the services charges or rates or any privately owned public utili ty furnishing services or collJJlodities to rate payers within the county

W O Coogt J961 Att VT I t iS Ell J I 19amp1

sect 16 Highways bridges culverts airports road tax limitation Sec 16 The legis lature may provide for the laying ou t construction improvement and

maintenance of highways bridges culverts and airports by the state and by the counties and townships thereof acd may authorize counties to take charge aod cootrol of auy highway within thei r limits ror such purposes The legislature may provide tbe powers and duties of Counties in relation to bighways bridges culverts and airports may provide ror county road commissioners to be appointed or elected with povers and duties provided by law The ad valorem property tax imposed for road purposes by any county shall not eltceed in any year one-half or one percent of the assessed valuation for the preceding year

ru ry Con t ampEl3 An VlI 4(6 Elf Jan I 196 Io ~Iuoo Su C I OO~ Art VIH ~2G

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

~~~ Jodi Fetting

Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

AittpAcs Policy GIOlp Airsp $iIViClWl us )epCfIrren ul T(Qrspo~ltrlto-

8GO lndeperdenoe Avenue SW WtW1Irglo DC 7059

Federal Aviation AdrninStrotion

JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

2

Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

3

Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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6J212019 Tuscola County Ma~I - Fmal Budget apployal lor this ~af _J Clayette Zechmcister ltzclaytuscolacounfyorggt

Tuscola County

Final Budget approval for this year

Rahm Mormando ltrmormandotuscolacountyorggt Thu Jun 202019 at 302 PM To Clayette Zechmeister ltzclaytuscolacou ntyorggt

Forgot 10 add that the added poSition is the same that we talked about to the commissioners at our last meeting about the whole budget change and the lease

The poSition is 20-25 hours $10-12 per hour to start Paid lor by the grant The overall budget does rOt change this was an adjustment that ellmmaled certain things (inCluding overtime lor prisoner Iransport to meel me) The staffing number will Change by I but the budget will actually be less Some 01 the money lor the actual office setup came from Ihal same Z9k thai was sellor overtime So the FICA elc wonl be needed iolhal Shelly and I talked about the money par1 of this and I was actually was budgeling a totat cost altha employee at somewhere tess Ihat $17 per hour That was all In and IS included in my adjustments

l ei me know il you have any questions

Thanks Rahm Ouoted ltoxl hidoen)

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Department of Licens ing and Regulatory Affai rs

Mich igan Indigent Defense Comm ission Request for Contract Adjustment

1 Name and Address of Gra ntee 2 Funding UniteS) 3 Grant Number 4 GranUC ontraCI Period 20 19-41 From_01f1201 9 To_03l3112019=-rCo l shy

5 Requested AdJ us lmenl ( ) Compliance Plan Modification ( ) Personnel Change (X) Budgel Re iSion ( ) Contract Extension

6 Requested Effective Date 7 Explanation of Requested Revision Provide justification for the requested reviSion and attach additional documents or pages if necessary

See Attached Previously submitted for approval 8 Budget Revision Reques t

Budget Category Current Approved Budget Revision Revised Budget IBudget Request

lt 1 Li j

1033D (17107

781567 0 28750 0

3705 0 3920

12330 12487 14994 0 2500 700

993507 0

781567 28750

3705 3920

3200 993507

J r II 1 86206 4634846348 0

24 8 17 14994

Isource of Funds Revised Budget Request

State Grant 745 017 Local Share 246490

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c tItRahm Mormando Project Directol Name Signalu re Dale

Managed Assigned Counsel Administfator tu-9rrnfJl]doJllr cgJLcsuL2f(l (989) 672-3799 Project Dlrectof T tie EmalllPllone conlact

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CUSTOMER ICOUNTY OF TUSCOLA

LOCAL JOHNSON CONTROLS OFFICE 1080 TtTIABAWASSEE RD SAGINAWMI486041048

AGREEME NT START DATE 0810112019

r ----shy----shyPROPOSAL DATE

i 06111201 9 L _

ESTIMATE NO 1-135LX3G9

Partnering with you to deliver value-driven solutions

A Planned Service Agreement with Johnson Controls provides you with a customized service strategy designed around the needs of your facility Our approach features a combination of scheduled predictive and preventative maintenance services that focus on your goals

As your building technology services partner Johnson Controls delivers an unmatched service experience delivered by factory-trained highly skilled technicians who optimize operations of the buildings we Nark Vllith creating productive and safe environments for the people within

By integrating our service expertise with innovative processes and technologies our value-driven planned service solutions deliver sustainable results minimize equipment downtime and maximize occupant comfort

~YORK METASYS Johnson ~j(1 ControlsBY JOHNSON CONTROLS

BY )OHHSON tOHTIIO~

JOHNSON CONTROLS PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED FOR COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

Executive Summary

PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL FOR COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

Dear Mike Miller

We value and appreciate your interest in Johnson Controls as a service provider for your building systems and are pleased to provide a value-driven maintenance solution for your facility The enclosed proposal ouUines the Planned Service Agreement we have developed on your facility

Details are included in the Planned Service Agreement summary (SChedule A) but highlights are as follows

bull In this proposal Ne are offering a service agreement for 2 Years starting 0810112019 and ending 07312021

bull The agreement price for first year is $1302000 see Schedule A Supplemental Plice and Payment Terms for pricing in subsequent years

bull The equipment options and number of visits being provided for each piece of equipment are described in Schedule A Equipmentlisl

As a manufacturer of both mechanical and controls systems Johnson Controls has the expertise and resources to provide proper maintenance and repair services for your facility

Again thank you for your interest in Johnson Controls and we look forward to becoming your building technology sarvices partner

Please contact me if you have any questions

Sincerely

William Rasco Service Manager (866) 635-1392

Johnson ~~C 1019 J onson ConlloS Inc CuSlon1 er Conrodenl81 Controls 00 nOl copy (pIIy5lCalIy elecuonrCll I~ or ary othel medoa) lhoool Ill( e l)lets written pamprns5IOO 01 JOOl150n ComrOls I roC PS9pound 2 of lt12

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Benefits of Planned Service A Planned Service Agreement with Johnson Controls will allow you to optimize your buildings facility performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a value-driven solution thai fits your specific goals delivered wilh the attention of a local service company backed by the resources of a global organization 5 VALUfS 9_--_- shyWi th this Planned Service Agreement Johnson -- shy

Controls can help you achieve the following five objectives

1 Identify Energy Savings Opportunities Since HVAC equipment accounts for a major portion of a buildings energy usage keeping your system performing at optimum levels may lead to a significant reduction in energy costs

2 Reduce future Repair Costs Routine maintenance may maximize the life of your equipment and may reduce equipment breakdowns

3 Extend Asset Life Through proactive faclory-recommended maintenance the life of your HVAC assets may be extended maximizing Ihe relum on your investment

4 Ensure Productive Environments Whether creating a comfortable place where employees can be productive or controlling a space to meet specialized needs maintenance can help you achieve an optimal environment for the work Ihalls being accomplished

5 Promote Environmental Health and Safety When proper indoor conditions and plant requirements are maintained business outcomes may be improved by minimizing sick leave reducing aCCidents minimizIng greenhouse gas emissions and managing refrigerant requirements

All of the services we perform on your equipment afe aligned with -The 5 Values of Planned Maintenance and our technicIans understand how the work they perform can help you accomplish your business objectives

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Personalized Account Management A Planned Service Agreement also provK1es you with the support of an entire team that knows your site and can closely work with you on budget planning and asset management Your local Johnson Controls accounl management team can help guide planned replacement energy relrofits and olher building improvement projects Youll have peace of mind that an entire learn of skilled professionals vlill be looking out for what is best for your facility and budget

A Culture of Safety Johnson Controls technicians take safety seriously and personally and integrate it into everything they do All of our technicians participate in regular and thorough safety training Because of their personal commitment we are a leader In the HVAC service Industry for workplace safety performance This means that you do not have to worry about us when we are Q1 your site

Commitment to Customer Satisfaction Throughout the term of your Planned Service Agreement we will periodically survey you and use your feedback to continue 0 make improvements to our service processes and products Our goal is to deliver the most consistent and complete service experience possible To meet this goal weve developed and implemented standards and procedures to ensure you receive the ultimate service experience - every time

Energy amp Sustainability A more sustainable world one building at a time - Johnson Controls is a company that started more than 125 years ago with a product that reduced energy use in buildings Weve been saving energy for customers ever since Today Johnson Controls is a global leader in creating smart environments whers people IIe INOfk and play helping to create a more comfortable safe and sustainable world

The Value of Integrity Johnson Controls has a long proud history of integrity We do what we say we will do and stand behind our commitments Our good reputation builds trust and loyalty In recognition for our commitment to ethics across our global operatIons we are honored to be named one of the Worlds Most Ethical Companies by Ethisphere Institute a leading think tank dedicated to business ethics and corporate social responsibility In addition Corporate Responsibility Magazine recognizes Johnson Controls as one of the top companies in its annual 100 Best Corporate Citizens list

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Service Plan Methodology As part of Ihe delivery of this Planned SeNiee Agreement Johnson Conlrols will dedicate a local customer service agent responsible for having a clear understanding of the agreement scope and your faCility procedures and protocols

A high-level overview around our service delivery process is outlined below including SCheduling emergency service on-sile paperwork communication and performing repairs outside of the agreement scope

Scheduling Preventative maintenance service will be SCheduled using our automated service management system In advance of the scheduled service visit our technician is sent a noUce of service 10 a smartphone Once the technician acknowledges the requesl you customer service agent witt call or a-mall your on-site contacl to let you know the start date and type of service scheduled

The technician checks in wears personal protective equipment perfonns the lask(s) as assigned checks oul with you and asks for a screen capture signature on the smartphone device A work order is then e-mailed faxed or printed for your records

Emergency Services Emergency service can be provided 7 days a week 24 hours a day 365 days a year During normal business hours emergency service will be coordinated by the customer service agent After hours weekends and holidays the emergency service number transfers to the Johnson Conlrols after-hours call center and on-calt technicians are dispatched as needed

Johnson Controls is committed to dispatching a technician within hours of receiving your call through the service line A work order is e-malled faxed or printed for your records Depending on the terms of your agreement you may incur charges for after hour services

Communication A detailed communication plan will be provided to you so you know how often we will provide information to you regarding your Planned Service Agreement The communication plan will also provide you w ith your main contacls at Johnson Controls

Approval Process for Non-Covered Items Johnson Controls will adhere 10 your procurement process No work will be performed outside 01 the agreement scope without prior approval Johnson Controls will work with you closely to ensure your procurement process is followed before any non-covered Item work is started

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Summary of Services and Options

Comprehensive and Operational Inspections During comprehensive and operational inspections Johnson Conlrols w ill perform routine checks oltha equIpment for common issues caused by normal wear and tear on the equipment Additionallests can be run to confirm the equipments pertormance

Routine maintenance such as lubrication cleaning and lightening connections can be performed depending on the type of equipment being serviced Routine maintenance is one of the keys to the five values of maintenance -It can help identify energy saving opportunities reduce futUre repair costs extend asset life ensure productive environments and promote health and safety

Combustion Analysis

Combustion analysis and subsequent adjustments are critical to efficient boiler operation Boiler fuel whether natural gas or oil must burn in the proper combination of fuel and air (oxygen) Poor combustion can create soot deposits on the tubes impairing heat transfer Incomplete combustion can also lead to the potential formation of CO (carbon monoxide) an odorless gas that can harm occupants In the mechanlcat room andlor building Johnson Controts technicians will analyze the flue gas to determine If optimal fuellair ratios are present

Operational VisltlControls System Verification Based on our exper1ise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance and calibrations on the equipment controller for your mechanfcal equipment The inspection includes the following tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel

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Advantages Provides proactive Identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments identify energy efficiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

Operational VisitSupervisory Controls System Verification Based on our expertise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance on the supervisory controllers and servers in your Metasys system The inspection includes the follOoving tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel and cleaning as needed bull Review of alarms points which are offli ne out of SeNtce and overridden points bull l ocal backups of controllers objects and server repoSitories bull Review security database and ensure default passwords are Changed

Advantages Provides proactive identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments Identify energy effICiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

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components This service does not include chemicallreatment required to control or eliminate biohazards such as Legionella unless chemical water trealment services have been added as a separate option

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Summary Thank you for considering Johnson Controls as your building technology services panner The following agreemenl document Includes all the details surrounding your Planned Service Agreement

With planned service from Johnson Controls youll get a value-driven solution that can help optimize your building controls and equipment performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a solution that fits your specific goalS delivered with the attention of a local seNice company backed by the resources of a global organization

We ll be your building technology services partner

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Planned Service Agreement

Cuslomer Name COUNTY OF TUSCOLA Address 440 N STATE S1 CAROMI48723-1555 Proposal Dale 061112019 Eslimale 1-135LX3G9

IScope of Service

Johnson ContrOls Inc r Jcq and the Cuamplomer (colledively the -Parties) agree Preventative MaintenslCe SelVlces as defined in Schedule A r Services) will be provided by JCI aihe Customers facitily This Planned Service Agreement the Equipment U s Supplementat Price and Payment Tefms Terms and CondJUons and Schedule5 attached hereto and incorporated by this reference as if sellor1h funy herein (ColecUvely the Agreement) cover the rights and obligations of both the Customer and JCt

Extended Service Options for Premium Coverage

If Premium Coverage is selected on-sile repair services to the equipment will be provided as specified in this Agreemenl for the equipmenllisted in Ihe attached Equipment Us

IEquipment List

Only the equipment listed in the Equipment Lisl will be covered as part of this Agreement Any changes to the Equipment Lisl must be agreed upon in writing by both Parties

----------------~ITerm f Automatic Renewal

ThIs Agreement takes effect 0fI 0810112019 and will continue until 0713112021 (Originaj Term) The Agreement will aUlomalicatty renew on a year-Io-year basis after the Onglnal Teon ends unless Ihe Customer Of JCI gives the other writte n notice il does not wam to renew The nolice must be delivered al least (45) days prior 10 the end of the Original Term or of any renewal period The Orignal Term and any renewal periods are sometimes collect ively referred to in this Agreement as the Term Renewal price adjustments are discussed in the Terms and Conditions

IRefrigerant Charges

Refrigerant is nOllncluded under this Agreemenl and wilt be billed separately to the Customer by JCt

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IPrice and Payment Terms

The lolal Contract Price for JCIs Services duringlhe 1st year of the Original Term is $1302000 This amount will be paid to JCI in Annual Installments Pricing for each subsequent year of a mul1iyear Original term Is sel forth in the Supplemental Price end Paymenl Terms All payments will be due and payable within 30 days of Ihe invoice date and SUCh IImely payment by Customer shall be a condition precedenl 10 JCIs obligation to perform lis Services A penalty of one and a half percent (15) of the amount due per month shall accrue for payments received after the payment due date Renewal price adjustments are set looh in the Terms and Conditions

Invotoes wil be senllo the following lOcation

TUSCOLA COUNTY COURTHOUSE 125 W LINCOLN ST CAROMI48723

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Supplemental Price amp Payment Terms (Applies to MultimiddotYear Contracts Only)

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CulIIme Ihal Ply 1M lcts wtl du1n KCOfdlIltt wIIh Int PIYfJItIII It ml prald td lor In lhe llIeemeI Such PIIymtnl II cond~1oP pc~tdnl to 10 ablellon 0 perlam StMcu under 1M e-emtnt In lu v lillny pvchlle o d elllKllo lhi eeme-nl bullbull nd ~~hstancl Ul4le 10 Iht tom theltein Cuslomtr tkAOWledIIOO ftel thlt IofIdU JO IrwoIces 10 an meum _teIhln $15000 lhall be ~Id a nlt wire t~fe check Of money order If IhII rume-n11s rertoedlCttl1 ovide (tmametwlth IlOlite olillyIdjUllmtnlS In the ConllKl Prict appfltlblt 10 Mff_1I period no r Ihn IOflYmiddotfWtjS)dltIys 11lt10lt 10 tIgtt totNMnoemcnl oll~illenewit 1Dcl UnonlOAlaquo In_theetmt at lelll hfTyI30) dIys prior 10 Iht 11( of fuch bullbull~I peiodIN ICfJusled price IIIbull bull bctlht prlre 10 ~ Itn il perlod

E WARftArffiES

JO warrants IIJ $Ic wUI te provided In ood ~d orkmDnllkt mlnner for 90 dyI Irom the elite of Se k ti I Jel eltc ives rlnen nollt e 01 a

Johnson ~j(C 21)19 JOIlnSOo CUols b e Customer COrlidellfrlll Controls Do ~ 0l0Y fphYSllll1 eletrorucaJy or 111) Ch(gt mampoiI) 111OUt (ou)t8$$ wel ~m H()n of JOIn$on CoIIoi s Ic P aglt ~601 42

I r PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

bf Ch of Ihi warranty Pl io to the e nd o f this flinty jlnod Jel III -perlOm any no~-tonlor~~ S ~Nilt~ e t no addl11on~1 (~ r8e hhl~ a ltonvn 1y tU5QMble Itm~ of I~ nOIIIllt llon

Jet 1gt lhoit eqvlpmfnl mnuIanued o I~dd bgtj 10 (ilofl fnc 11IiI1 It Irom dellaquou in mIII~ 1 and k hlp 1 lnlam normlluutelOI I period of90dS 1110 1ngtl11J o fumih bullbull pleOI 01 CQulpmenl utl(k tNs Alemen ilnd lhat eQulpmenl Ii cov~red brl nty fom m tnktunr ot~ INn CI 10 wf l llnSI~1 the benefits cl th lt m-nufgtltlue(J waranty it any to Custome and 11 amy lemediebull ~ n clu1III 101 lhal equipment AI ttnJj)OItlkwI (hoi tnwred In _ lion wi(h Ihr wrinty 101 eCllOpmeol1 IftdO 1~1s nol _wd undshythis AeerntnllNtl be bDn~ byCuJIO b eept as poided heern II Jel oltelves in nOlice 01 I ~ ee~ 01 I~b ~rmty PIlot to t~ end 01 tllh rruy pelod JCI will ttPlIr o eplate (n )(1 OPtio nl Ih e delMliv~ equl pmenl

Tllele _nl do II(It IJttend 10 tty ~ltW 01 eltlul~n lhal have bfton rnllUied bull bull Ite ed Or repared byC1I0 CI O IlIItd INfl iel Ihoul 1M supelVi1on 01 nd 110lt lltn Ippt(lvll olIO o WJCI ~t num~ or ranty d tul W bwn rmowd or alured AJ replaccd parts Ct equrgtnMn1 h1 become JCI pro~rty Thb ~rtntv is 1101 lu~b~ W~ nty J~ ~ be provldfd dulnn ncrmal bUllneu hOUlI IXCludll hoII(Ivs The r-dti I fonh hilrtln shltl be to(II~ nd eoltclU1ive medywltllCltlrdllo ny wlfrt nty ( 1lm under thlgt AallefMtlt Anv uit huN _lIIe rrltltv mun be lItauhl no III mn orgtamp II) ~a ftlr lile txPtloon ollhr pplicllble ffanty ~Iod Thlgt IIm(ttUon Is In IItu cr Iny olhe IPPrlublf mlult or 1Imh~1I01 CUSTOM~R FURTHfR ACKHOWLIDGU oVoID AGREfJ THAT THUt WARIUJffifS Aif ICIS SOU WAlIRANTlES ANDTOTHf MAXIMUM [)(TENT PpoundftMrrrEO UNDERAPPUCABLE LAW ARE IN U[U Of All OTMER WAftRANTlES pound)(pRpound$S OFlIMPUED INClUDINGtIT NOT lIMITED TO TlfOSf OF MERCHAHTA8IUTY AND FITNESS fOR A PlRTICI)LAR ftJRPOH

f CUSTOMEROIIUGATIONS AND COMMITMENTS TO ICI

1 Cuc~ wtt~l lt M ~ JCIr) WOOmIIlion (Onnltnlne conoilion of lhe CovtfeO Eqv ~ment TI Cvstom agnfS nd ~ntl

lhll 6tin 11Ie Tffm of IhI AItirnenl Cu crne will 11 oprr1 the Cevtttd [ol~menl ~codin8 10 th~ mnulanu~1 atldor CI co ~nduonl

01 up ~lt I~ I rgtd CUtten work Ic Ind motion boutt~e Co~erfd EQltrlpmenl crommended bt th e nufCuH ~Mor J(I

DJ 1I00Ii(k a n MlIQU 1e on_ 101Covw E4Uipm t ~ ftltommended by Ihr nufw1u~ Ntdor K~ Includili but 01 limited 10 dequal~ electllc~1 pOw~ ie IU~ lit COIGitionnt1Id ~umldltycontro

(4) oo ri ly JCI lovn~ile1y 01 ~ nv CowCd Equlpm~ nl mllunCtion Iliu kdown o other condllion ~fleclltg Ihe oper11on of tht Cowrt d f qulpfltf1

(5) prOjf ICI It~ nl arct1l 10 lis Pem isegt a nd Cevelti Equ~nl 1 ~H UJonIbIe tId nEU1IJf lmn for IIgte perforttIfICt olt~ e 5elVicu

(6) alo JCI 10 ~~ iod SlOP ~ erodialy hm off or otherwlle C~IIle c temponrily lupend eqvlpmenl Of)eratioru oc Ihll)(1 an perform Ihe ~le-aui~ uoder ~ AceemcIII

(]I M af)dlable ~Iovtd t JlIo~e oondc-n~ coollfll t_r 1raquoiIr wa ter lUlrnenl lor IN proper function (II Co_ed E Ilmc-nld prot ect a~lnll ~ nV elonm~nllllssu~ a nd IOllae of biohulld lueh 3$ but not IIm~ e d to leclonell

(III un iIlId jIIoperl itl and Itl~ Itttr u1on 11 lm t_ tUh nlpoundhl or II uth cfNr Ie Custo hili clo~ the PWllfl

(9 O~I1n I M~n Jke nc jIrnilgt ~qulred lor ~d DoloV I~ tlelt u~lecI ~ h theServlu

(lOI noullrJC I immedi ately 01 fly cmed ~deauacv~ 01 1~Iur r cl th t Co 1 Equlpmenl 01 othr condl lon ffenlna the optallen 01 Ihe Cored hulpmenl

(II) fumlVlny nelteu 110 C ~ I na ~~101 olflle$ 1$ peme (111 poperty maintain pall se Mlte Ind utt I~e 101111 operalion olny olh property sYStem Qqulpmenl or dtYlte o (usto m or 0111 to wtkh the Covered [Qpment mav De ilUacled or eCMK led In UCordinct wi1h mltlnuaclur~bullbulleornmend~tlcnt InlUr lfle elme ou1ltenll c the lequlemeltIU o lny Ie o6l i bu u ~encv 01 ocllttIIO~1u hiviC ll6iction thteol

131 IIOIt~mpet IVTt ~ ~ker Id)u l ~ dllturb I~ ~mQve Of ol~erwle Int~l1t~ with any Coveed poundIpmenl (locltKUn ampny relll~ 10l1wllftl ind 001 permk th r ~e 10 be done ~nd

(14) raltt lrom UU1nC lalie mina erob lfse K I 10 i Iln~ Pf~lty 01 I~ 1)1 by 01 IUed at~I1 JO by Iy OIlf1Imeltola mu fielpll I~ncy II elull lhereol

2 CUW~ftI~ u1ltnowledtna undend~ ~I unleS dl fea l~llor blQhl bullbullltdl uch leIOiIen11l topliGi tlyltKludm ttl I~ C JO b proYIdfr1t h gtCuomerlpo I~UI~ Ie pI ltgtvde j lK~ It~ nl Corner~mowIedcu lhlits fitC 10m~ ht tobla~ wlU elilgtte KI 01 any elpontbliity lor~ny Co~ed Equipment bC~kdown 0lt I ny ntC~UiY air o rrFgtlourneot I any Cover ~d Equlpme-nt II CUSICme brehes ItY 01 the t obllltlons KI N aye lhe Ilhl upon Mlen notice to Cullrgtmif to smpend Ilt Seovas unl~ C~tme cua udgt blttadl In a lldliJon ( SI_ rhaC be npornblt lOt f2YInt 0 etmbrfll10 10 inyCOlU Iuodt~ wilh ltoIftUW k uued IJ JUII 01 to( bnil(11 11~Ggte cbl iCltion bull

G INSURANC Clgt$lomllt t11lOfU11Ie 101 oUinin ilt inwran~ (ovtltsectte ~Nt (ull_ be Is nfelillY 10 proUCWIO Cuam propelttY and penol

In 0 on the Ptnlstl Includlnt co-eraJt 10lt ptllon1Inj u tKI propelY dftliilf~ ttlE PAYMENTS CUSTOMER MAICU UNDER tttlSAGRUMENT AAf

NOl ftELATED TDtttE VAlUE OF ttt[ PREMISES CUSTOMERS PROP[RTY OR POSSEnION5 ORTHE PER50N5 OCCUPYING OR AT ANYTIME PRESENT

IH OJ ON TNE fIIEMllU BUT RA1MEII ARE trUrn ON 1M COSt Of THE MnM MID lllE SERIIl(U AHD lAlE INTO CONSIDEJIAOON nn PROHCTION AFFORD EO TO 10 UNOER TtffS AGJIHMlNY CUtOngtC -by elee 10 ~ any Ilatoly 10 nv IVttII or condllion (ustlty (o~c cd bycom~dllIbIHtv iu t1nce (utomc und~oI nd lha l ncltlcr he Se~ rQr the Co~ered Equlllmfnl ~rr dtiI d 10 ~du(r bul nc

el1m te certl ln u13 1(1 doe nat tvrntv I~t nel th lgtt SeIViCI1 I1ltlr Cov~red [liulpm~t i ~ pievcflt Qerwn(ll InulY un~t~orzed entnotgtCe1 or

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JOHNSOt 0 fRe 5 PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL REPREO FDF COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

H INOlMNITV

JCllnd CII~tomel 11It11 full Indemnify he ollgttl Plrty Illd Iu officers bulltffltS dilectOrsbullM tmpioyffl 1Om I ny ~ndn dlmlle p tOIlS and exptllln (clud ~lonJble utOlne-s leest illne OUt of third Pirly dllml demtlndi or lukllor bodily Injury (In(ludl dath) Of cia gc 10 tana1bie pcptny 10 lhe lCIt Irisin OUI 0 Ihe IItCIIamp~e or tnclnllonel mlscOfldutt 0 Ihe Indemnlfyl party Of lIS crnplovlef Of _filli CUSlomer expra tliihl ICI Jtlan be r~bIe 10In)Jry iWnbullbullbull bull 01 ~I only to the IICIttIt uund dlrlaquoly by IC1 nel~MI o Inllntl_ mliConduCi Thl obllJtJonl 01 JCllnd Ctome und Ihllltlt1ion ~ funhtf wbIKI to lealoml tid J ~

I LlMlTAnON OF UAllUTI NEITHER 10 HOR CUSTOMER WILL BE R[5PONSIBlE TO TH OTHER FOR ANY SPECIAl INOIRECT PUNITIVE OR CONSlQUENTlAI DAMAGES (INCLUDiNG BIIT NOT lIMITEO TO LOST PROFITS OR LOll OF BUSNlSS) JCJS TOTAL UAIIUJ TO CUSTOMER FOR DAMAGES R[5ULTlNG JROM AN( CAUSE WHAnOMR SHALL BE UMIT(D TO $2SQDOO IN NO EV(HT SHALl 101 INDEMNifiCATION OBllGATJOH [)(UD TIlE AMOUNTS ALO TO JO UNDER THIS AGIllEMENT OR THE AMOUNT OF INSURANCE IllQUIMD B THIS AGREEMENT WHICHpoundItIl IS GAUnlt CUSTOMUI UNDERSTANDS TltAT)CJ 15 HOT AN INSUIIER RpoundGARJ)tNG THE WORKOIlTIlE SERVICpound$ 0 SHAll HOT BE IIESPON5IBH fOR ANY DAMAGE 011 LOSS nAT MAYflUU~T FIIOM FIliI SAFElYOR SECURITY EQUPMpoundNTTHATfAILS TO PEAFORM PROPERLY 011 FAILS TO PIIMr( A CASUAL all LOSS

J FORa MAlfURE

KIWtLL NOT Bf RfSPON511Ll fOR DAMAGE LOSj INJURV 011 elLA CAUSEDY CONOrtIONS TMAl AAI BFYONDTKE IllASONAlU CCImIOl AHD

WITHOUT THlltnpoundHTlONAlMISOOHOUClOR NlGtlGpoundItCE Of 10 SUCH amomOHSlflCWD[ 80T ARE HOT UMmo TO (AI ACnOf GOO (6)

Am Of GOVtllNM[NT AGpoundNQpoundS Ie) SllIlKl5 (0) LABOR OISPIITpoundS) (f) FIRE If) OPlOSIONS OR CASUAlneuros (G) floIfS (H) VANDAUSM II)

RIOTS 011 WAR IJ)TpoundRROIUSM ANe III UNAVAUBILITYOF PARTS MATpoundRJALS OR SUPPUES

It RUOUJT10N OF DISPUTES 11 3 0l5pu1l rIs~ und~ tIIk _nl tile lelllgtall prom1 ~~ Incod IlIh lbesoIvt well dllputll by ~tIM In1Ie -t dsJ)UU II UIU~ 0 be vcWed eltha- pony whaw the tch IrIltble ltbiI~don by iIinC with lhe AmeltIcn ArbItIoltI oUodallon ~ no olllerlcttlClIon IaI bftn prevlouJly filed upon ftliol 01 the Ifbitnon till AAA Ihllhlw Ihe eOlCIu~W jurlsdlCllon _ the OlspUte Tlluibull11 party mty decide 10 f~e n (Ilon In coun of romDftenl jurbdirtlonl f til (oun f~m II Ihe flntlec1 proctdln flied tIIll tourt Iha have lur~dlaioo ove lhe ~JlUle to the aclulion 0101 rbltrltlon AtbiUlllon Ihln be toooucted In il(cordince wilh the lWn CUrrtnl tbhflllon rules of the IgtnItrlan Artgtilntlon MllaquoilIIon ~OIM wtlitllllon seMel mlJlIatty ampJ1Hd 10 by 1M IoIlt11n ArbIlratlon musl be (~1Ild Ihtll Ibty (60) dayt afw tn oputt submitted 10 artHlllon unlen the j)IoItlH mll I1y et ot~ The ~cI~ed by tn ~alorwi 1M f_land ~I liAlted by 1M bltLmDf may be Int~ed In XUlrcllnce with IppIiQbIe I_In any (oun h-il (ornpe1em jurisdiction jMltty po_llire III 1M 3Ibtrtttlcn or COUrt poem IhII If entilled lOn _d 01 Its rulflMble COIoU In(IudinI 1USOfIIbInomeyJ leu Incurred IS rtwlt 01 tile Oipute CUSTOMER MUST BRlNG ANY CLAIM AGAINST 10 WITHiN ONE (1) YEAR m ER THE ClAIM AROSE If CUSTOMER OOIS NOT CUSTDMR WlU HAVE IRRtvOCASlY WAIVED Irs RIGHT TO SUE 10 ANDOR INSTITUTe OTHER PROCEEOINGS AND ICI SHALL HAVE NO LlA81UTt TO CUSTOMER fOR SUOi CLMM TIME IS Of THE ESSENCE AELATM TO CUSTOMH PUISUING ANf SUCH ClAIM floIE PItOVtSIONS Of TKS AGREEMENT WHICH APLY TO AN (AIMHALl REMAIN IN HFECT EVEN AFTER THE AGREfMtNT IS TfRMNATto 10 AND CtmOMER EACH WANt THEIR RlGIfT 10 A rull

shyl TERMINATION

1 Remote Monnorln $eMCIIS and R~mOte ()pe~lln ScsvIca ma~ be imrntdlitely Clnceled by ellher party il Jels Remote OperIiQn Cenler (onne(lln res Of mOflltorlrlllSlem5l~ cle5trovtd by or ather ClIllopht Of wilt Ihf PlemilllS re sa bS damtBed Ih 1 11 Is IrnpftetaI IO conlinuf StnoIces

2 ellhe INIrty fib 10 perform any 01 Its obIirlon UM hIs Ieem~nl I~t otll jraquony wi prOIII~ -men IOIkt LheeollO lhe )lilly

1I1~ed 10 JHo In dmult Should Ine party alted 10 be Ifl defull 111 to espond I it or like action 10 cvre tIM II~IltI def within 1111 (lOt (lall 01 ~celvln IV lneo notlu the lOti ~rty may le(mlnlle Ihk rument by PIOllldlll ~ten nOl1(1 01 IIJII lermllliU lo n

3 UPQI1 IltIrrIinoUm 01 h ltfeeme~ le r anv rNson aJICmef 1hd PltiY IQ 10 I II UflGitputed _nu 0Wflj IlIrwah Ihe dallt of IIIUOII ~hIn thl (30) cI~ luth lermnl ion (ulier hIIllso prflVlde Jej Utlth RMlIlabe aa 10 the islS tD rem~ IIIe Gflew OtWe ~n~hVfllher JO pro~y ncltoun~tJI Int~on fl~ 0lt iiIlt IIlfIV ~lIlem1S ppUuble Cull 111111be liable fOlt al Iffl COlli and IICPfIfl mil Jet mv Il(u in ltootlKion th I enlOIOlmenl 01 hll tIlIl indlldina wilhoullimatlcln nlIo ble nom lees eltgtnKtton aency lees nil Olin COIoI

4 II he A~re~tot Is for mulljytar telm t~her jMrty nwy termiNle lilt Aeflaquomerll after dI ronl fu ~a of SaMlaquo by I lilt OInr pI no Ie-laquo thIn 10middot1 (151 ~VJ nit oolk laquoNlded h_ th~ (us OfIIted PREMIUM (OVEIlAGE CusIOlttltgtlt Y mlltUle ~~I ontv upon 10$ WIitt~ ~

M ASBESTOS MOlD BIOAHAZARDS AND HALUOOUS MATERtAlS

H~zardoul Mltfrills munl tfrlal ~ wb$llnct hal tIelher by Its N~ or ute II now Of hft defed Of fCula~ hdoubull 1 dOUloUbsltnoUl pc 1 o tOllllmlnlnl vodeIIV 1oG~ 111 01 leclclta l lowbullfCulallon 01 rdinlOtlCll bullbulllalre to or cklfIlUkIamp pUblic and ~ 1l1li and uletytId prateCIIon oj the IMonmen or which iI toIc explosive COfaUvt flammable radloKlhot orclnoCflIk or OIhenoriI haarcloui Of which iI or CfIfI1n1 _oItum psoline died Iud Inother pc1~um hvoilOClrbon produCl or poIYhlori~ bIphtI Hatardoui Matttllls ltlHdllGaltoeluMl makl leulmiddotbaid ptintl bIohIlrdS SIIdIIS but ftOlink~ to 1fCiofIeCl IntI HlIeJtcs-conao1n1nc mwials rACM1 Neither (ulomer nor lCi dlrlll lo or Illkeneel 10undnmiddotakedlren Obllnlolll r~I~li~ (11M klcnllOClllcln Ibuemenl dUnp control ~mo~1 or dlltpoltal o ACM

10 wlB be 1$IgtOtIIbIe 10lt moI 0 cI oos 01 ayen~roous ~Ierl_ls Ihll I ul In provldl lht StMt-es n O H bullbullf(Ioul MaIHllb1 and t~ I fmldllifIn ollllY Iell jlnd by he eI1e of 1(111lt1 MertatI For lit HI~ MltMils Iha may be olteselttl Itgt lacM~h

Johnson ~lcC 2019iQhn$on Cotro~ Inc ControlsComeJ Canfodenllal 00 nr)I COP) (pIIy~ocaIy eectrorcny or n an OIhel mea) Ylnout It ~I~ nnen ptlJJTJ5~ 01 ~C~oIs Inc PagE 38 011

middot PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL t- COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rNomiddotC1 HudOOJ Meritmiddotf (uuome shgt1IIUpply JCI wht 1 iflrornallo~ iflil pm bullbull~1on lt~lllni 10 lilp pre~nlt of lilllrltlOU$ M~ c-rret ij

th ~ilt eJ~nn ~v ff~(1 10 pelt1orm bull e 01 Ih~ s i(~ II Illhft Cnomelt or 10 gtKom ltt 01 ltgtlt UUlfCU U~ I)esellltt 01 Nonmiddoto(l HIIIISo M~ le1$ tIIl Iy ItgtItrlre llh Cr ServIltpoundl II I~U ImmtdllltIy $lOP I~ SoetYl(l Itgt rile I ffffiecl ru ~nd noilly the o thw ~n As btt-en (unome Ind MI Cuu_ hoo_be rtlpor1ible 01 IIISoho n~n ~ e -d diopoinr 01 Honmiddotla Hndou Mele 1$ fom lu rdMIebullbullnd for Ih (medlllion olny reu ImpaetCd by he ret bull bull e of he Hon-CI HUlrdou Mlltrl I~d mul ptwidc ~ cer1lliUlle 01 a balm~nl ~cfore J(I will be obll~lled 10 ~rlorm 0 cnl~ue lIS S~Mco unln 10 ~d letu knowloedae Ihll NonmiddotCI HIardou M~I(II~ were pren nd eted In dl$tfpr d of I~I ~e In wli(h tne 1lJ 1lt1 -11 be (pon lbllil lu ole ~ Othe etMOltlon 0 nmiddot orn Impmed by IlJ leltl~ of 1Idgt Hibullbulldon MlttIIbullbull00111) ( lOme hon In lOponibII II lu ole e~e for the _olI 01 HIbullbullrdous Male 1s INri ~ no bHII r~ieued and fe reie~e~ not nultlnc from Cl1 PtriormallCt ef tilt Serulces CuomN ~hlI ~I~nd ~nd InclomoJlot JO ~Calnl 1 Iol-ifl (o sU damUC I e~~nlel vd claJms ~rnamp 01 lu fa ure 10 (omply with Ihll Sccllcn M

N CUSTOMER DAlA

Cnlomt da la obtillned flom lie SetWltcs II owned by alld 111amp11 btlolt o Cunomer 10 I~ IUIOI illO UI Cl410mellb 10 prcMde Sentlce (lome bcept a lonh IItrlln lei wilt 101 disclose Ie any IhllI Otlty ~ny 1rlISivIltN81 (~nom dlI~ acquled hrouh pelt10IWIIIa 01 Ihe Sttvices Mthout Cul lomer (OnSenl (unomer ilB~e Ihal Jel nd 11 ubleIIrle affillnlnd epproved Ihild ~rty COII111OI5 and de-elopers may collecl nd lJ~e CUllome dll for Iny eaon 10 as ny ee l ule 0I1t1e clall on I dt middotklfn11itd bSII Iha dot nOI p~rsonaMy I~ntily Cullomer or anvlndivd Cuilomelt Igttgteby ~nlJ)O a petu WilcIWkIelfrtvOCable royah lru8unO U modi+ m1PU~Ibull bull WOIoeltIse and 1011

0etMt~wo b frOtnuch dala J(III ~IIM rlClIl$lOlI Inr~ 10_ rbl tJlIltflllll nd produnl C~led as I ew of uerlomnce ofSeMlts

O JCIS INlHLECTUAI PROPERl

10 WM IKtJI d riCh ~ lgtcIltgtltfest 11 yl) woltk orovided 10 Cuslomel IfgttIudlnl ohooI l ilmltiltiOfl ill ~e ~U and objeet cod dorumtnll1ior1 tKllnic Inhwon or dlla 1plaquolflCa1onlnd del bull ltes Impr~mellU 01 mOClllQlooruo 10 r~II1Hmiddot~ and (bJ I(now-How (defined below) e~ b 1(1 In bull (I~eron 01 lhe ~bltt 0 periolfTlfnt ollh Slt~ whth ~n_n 10 1(1 ror 10 Of diVtlom or tiICgyeiI Or ~uire-d In conneCllon with I perormrltt of II obn ioos under lhl ~greemenl Ownership Of eM Oelwblf ~nd KnowHow Ihd veil 00001y In ICJ nld flO Oe~ver~~bullbull1IaII be de~med middotworks mide fo r hlf bull Withoul UtIamp Ihe lenerilily 01 th e fortlal vfSNp 01 ai sool(e nllIS ~ (Ie (Olme of ptriOfnlInamp the le1Vkei I~I reMain the elOCIuIiIIt PlIJIIIlt1V 01 10 FltK purpoltl 01 ihllt AaJr-cmerr middot~nowmiddotHO mean a knohow )jot e It(hnIQ~s (Q ~U mllhoclolocln loobbullbull~Iy i(ll ~pprOKIgtG dltibu~ Odell and dt1m dllcoveriU ad ld~ililnW1ed produCAd by dhelc~d or uelt t)y 1(11 he CfUlon IIlt plovilJcn 01 the o-t~f1b1eI or In the Iltroltnance 01 tho Sltrvkt1 i nel Iny chanee ImplovemenJ or modlfiuHon tlgtereto or deivatlv Ihe reof

P OI6IT lpoundRMS

Any licMM 10 ltgtlt ~h( to ~laquopoundl1 JO IOfWlIrt produW inc dIIlti l e r Cloud tu Dyfth-lMd ulkr till Irelfflflfl b prellldild on 1- telt

corldklons for the iPllllebje loflwr~ groduct Of dlcll or cloud trvlce lei forth btll1wwwJgtgtmQI(QroluQmtgtulk Cleull4itl~I SU(h

aptgtlblt oftw~re podu nd (jjIIIIlervlltes lermsr lncopO ~d by rcferetl(e hcreln

Q Mi~LlAHrOlJS PROVISIONS

1 AW nor l~bullbullequlred IC be amp1vfIfI1bullbullnrundfi hili ~e ifI wrllnt Inc ~11I)e (OtIl(Ieca prcper ~iwn If (II chlMrred In Jlt IOt (b) tlll vi the Unlled 51lei POI~I stvIlte pel1se orepald ftlIlIred 0 tertlfld Mill rflun fclOl requCled (cJ ifni by o~ernlJht del~rv scNiCe ( fidEgt UPS) 01 (dln bvfClIrn~~ ~ m~1I or olnelt el~wonlC mt~nd confimed by (~cslmll e relum mlll or ele~hone

2 TIUs CfNnltnt _ nor be led byCunomoe wtllIc 1(1 k wrgtlIell (0ltgtSe 1(I IN ~ III -eM 10 1amplJr lh eltlnbull bull o_ ethn~erJon firm 0 (OltpOrllon wltheut Cul1omer~ conscm 0(10111 abo lIve 1M Ith Itsor cI1stretlon 10ubconuaa ny ponlon 01 IDe Servl(e TII$ ~retmenllnues 0 he ben~fot of Ind Is appllc ble tc ~ny aS1inees or SUbltOnl etor~ ef telbullnd II blndlnt upon Customer wllh Plaquo110 nld Il-SlttD or ltubculag rs wilh Ite f~e nd tllecl3 n bInltls (uIOme loJel

411 any plcviion of 1M femen Is fgulld t W IMaloC ~ tbullbull1 or unenforceable in ~ny elOtet Ihe lIdlly lealOty ~nd enforcelbillt Ollhe rem~lIinlpltosooru cellUinil htfetll hill flO( In t V wy be Ifeuelt Of irnj)3IleltIthNeOv

S TlIII laquoeemenlI lhe enUre (onl et bltwcM 1(1 nd CU1l0mt1 and ~st~1 ~ny pltlcr or ~ 1 undcfSllndll _itt IIIltIU ~ ro~oII or Olher ommuni(llionl b tween the partIe

ampmiddot(111 dltnowIodllli ~nd ~ bull IIgt IIY jhHdl l c ord~ lucd by Cuilomc In cunllKlon h lhigt laquo~enl iSlnlend only 1D ellMliiSh lnymenllllhof1ry fOl Cr5lont r Inltrn~lluou~I purptllH nd nol be conide1( to be ~ unto llcr Imltfld n1 modlfQtion o OIher IcvlslonlO lhe lenTIl 01111 AtrHment No tem or condition I dud or rfenced In CUIO middot pUdaSll ordl will h~oe ant fOlte elfet and Ih~e ( flU and condillon shall (MUOI (utomr1 ICtcraquoi1ICe of ny SefVicellllJH ltOnltllu lt in I~pncc of these lerm ~nd rolldnions An prO(IOl fo tltkjllo~1 or d~lefe rli ferm~llgtt In CuSlomtrs J)Uf(hue orde-r Cr ny otll elt dOtumenl Inill expresl ~ccP1ed IfI wrlIlIZ by ICI hCfeby objKted 10 nd telaquotCd

711 1I1t( at n~ (hfnlel 10 (uuomero ~tlnl or 0~r3110~f Of I lPlk oOle eEulaIon II ltode u~ bull Of ulW~y t~Ilebullbull I~il mD Iltldy ffeet J(rl peremlnt~ of the S~rvi(eJ or 111 pt1tlrltl ~fel 10 IhU h the ~ht 10 an eQ~IUbl and l~proprlle djuumenl 10 Ihe cope Ie and othe-f llcned Ie 011111 Ag reemenl

Johnson ~p(gt 21)19 Johnson Conll ol1 CU~lome-f Confgtdent Controls 00 -0 eopV 1ptyslQllly eleGl ro~gtCIly OlIn any oiher mft) hou Ihe eXJlress wn llen oerrn$$IOn 01 Joinroon CQntro ~ Irtlt Pag 3e of 42

JOHNSQfJ COtHROlS PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED r 11i COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

ADorNDUM TO PSA TERMS AND CONOITIONS OR MONITORING OF INTRUSION fiRE AND OTHER WpoundTY SYSTEMS

If ~te MOnilOfin StMces bull bull pIktly III(ludtS Ittnol~ lire ~ml 1I~oritl gtlaquov1tv 11111 mooilorint or video monitor ifl lht $COpe 01 wol1lt O (11110 d es tile Aareemenl II hereby madifie1lncl mended to Indude the termlnd prollllioru ollhls Addendu 10 tile PSA 10 Monhorinc 01 InlWolI r lf Mid Sfety So$term (Ihe AI(eNjum QplIlred Irms thaI Ie nol de1if1ed titeln lhirll h~ the melni cJven 10 diem In the lIIlement In Ih _11 of conhicl between the t~rTIltId (omIllions of this Addendum arid those ~inl ln the 111_ the tems (ondttklfls oIlbis Aoddtlldllm st pi~I~

1 kmote MoMorln of AIm SI~nI$ If ICI receiYo an elMfltnCV Itrm Ilen111 Jel Floc Jel IhIoII eeworlo nolhylhe IPJfOprille po~ Or fire deplnfII or other eme1enty panR QG ~iJurlldictlonnd Jel hl tndeVOI 10 IIOtiIyCuIlOmPf or tlsdellllllled repruenlnlve by eltmoll urltss instfU(1e-ltt 10 do OlheAlt by Cllomer In whilll ndot Nltd on l~ndlfd operalln picaduttlfo Ih ROC lCi uJ)OII feeeipi 01 bull lIOnmiddot emeree llenll from lilt Iremll sh ncltlvor 10 nOI11y Citomer ~feMltlve pursUlnl to Cu llemer1 _inen Instructions k faullin to QltmoU or Ie nOlllatlon Cunome ICknowlldlt5 1-111 the sllNIs Irlrumlttld from lhe Iremes will be monltoid In mOllltorlnl ftty not 0~111td by x~ lhe peSOIIIIeIIn _h monltom fldllltf lit nollh I~u 01 10 nor dots KJ IoU I rupDnsibillry Ielt tilt _ tIkh 1Kh Inb w montloed o lhe ttlPOfll( to $udlI1

2 ltemOI Monltotlfll kNkes Irkntllfmote MonllorltlJ SeNlf$ 1M be plaquolded by KJ If lhe ACftrM1II includes dIle 101 wth St~ 11

wm SeMce Is pchtitd 1lt1I nltOI~ mIIf 01 Ilirm 10 lhe Premies and lhe InIIlllchlre Is bIosed on the porcln( iCOq( 10 by lhe Jgt3lttiel wbjea 10 the lerms llId (ondiliolls 01 tills Addendum tie numtIMohllrms produced I I thl1ueloes beyond the COnuXt~ numblaquo of alarml In month (utome wiM tie blWon oleage lea

CommunOllonl Mdbo 0110( acknowlld Iht monkOlinl 01 COIlfelt Equipment requires nnsmlSllon 01 Ilgn~1s 0-1 $urlldad lelephone Iinellndo the Int_I1Id th Ihese moOeI of IIIJllmlslion ltmoV be Inl~rupled ctrofIIYltInled orcompromilrd In whkh cn IIC llMnal ClIO be Insmitttd trom the Pemius 10 thtr nIOfgtileinl fad~ty CUllomt ndenlnd Itltlle II~ lhe noonIOIn latllHy 10 be Willi 01 $lOch tonditlon bull dditlonal or 11tf~ II prol~1on toIIO be inllilled $udI line ItcIity devicn1 (Ullomtr COIllnd epensencr 10 Irlnsmluon Itlephone Ii only Cuslom- etnowtlldl_ II is _ IhIt h _urlty deW _lillie Ind nlnl UpirWy ldenllfied In Sthtdule A bull (qulprnent l ist lin dednrcf to purdlnl well 0tvkI~ Crntomtlt IIlth xkroowIedItllhlt Ulth ddltlonil pClt11on Is not 1rbIe Jot Inltrntl lrlMtOlln1on un6tr thl AIeemtnl

4 flwjUnnccemrry nns StfIlu csls At IOs OP1lOnltllddllIDIIII IN mIy be dwpd lot any m Of unlfQlOSiry SIM Vuil uused Of n=~led bV cUOJftllf 111 ildclklon Cuitomeuhlfl be Illy re$llOflSlb~ncr II1Of1 for fines petllltItsIISISlmInts l3gtes f~ o MH I~ by ~ 10vemmelQ bOCIy lell1lho~ tommolOlctrlloll 01 ~I UlltImiulon COlllptny1l1he rnlllt Ilny Iltie larm Ind ~hin rtlmtgtiwl Kl lor any tom -cUffed by IClln conMCIicll IIgtItewth Cunomer wi opera Ihe l)II toIIeluly ~ ID 1ooId CMOllne fau llimu hIM lIrmi an be ClVled by I _tIM or olher forces ~ he cOIIlrof 01 10 II n ~ number 01 flle Ilium lit cltetved by KJ In MIdllicfl to Y othebull lIb1e (tmedlll 1 111)1e to Jel ICI m v lerminll Ihis amprttmenl Ind discontiny t ny Service(snd leek to cover dmllts If In bullbullent Is dlipolChtd by I _mtnlll l ulhorlty or Olh Iibullbull 10 pond 10 a II~ Ilirm where lh CUIIDme o Iny olher Piny IIIi InlentlonallV xddenoly or rraquolilenlIyKl~led lhe Iam I lInl~ CullonW kaD be Itlportllble lor and PIYnv and1I lell lcrjor fonu lIuled with fUPlaquol 10 lhe fls lImsnd PlY 10 JCJIht Iddltiooal clllrJcs Mid (OIl1lncufftd by It fom I fl lslIlm If lilt CIIIIO_r $11_ M$ 1IXIllHllbie dtvIu Customer IUlIgtorIlti ICI 10 ~I Ille Iemin to tv Ill the ludible device r JO I eqlleued 01 ordltltd ID do lO bltf l_r_II~ lIhbors Dr I~ fist and Cullonle will PlY JOlts standard servIc ct tllule lor Kh well visit PoIIcIIIndes tiIU rePlir of svn1 whlth CIOUS lue diugtoldla _ lobi_ IIlIlngln lhe equljllll6nl nt(esAY f 10 to wpptr the StMces nd euslOmllt wM fWf 1 COlU of JudI malntelaflct At IeUI IIOIIthly CUMO-wi IIISI the V$ltm protea deulces and send lell I 10 the ROC 10 I n monltorin laquoII1Imtn1 I 8WldIIfIct wlthlnswctlons from JO o the Roc CoI_r IIHi to lest lhe monltorlllamp IV$tttnS inc1tIltIinI ttsti anv ultruonlc mlctowwtlnfrared CampPlCliInce or other electronic ~l_nt prior lofle end of tlCh monlhnd will ImmedlJtetv rfllOlllO JCl if the equipment fafls to respend to ttll I wltom IhIoI mike Iny nlaquoIIUry rIj)IIs 1ltOO fttl clP of notice IS Ii rulonlllly prnkll CuWgtmer ~n al an tlmes be oltlv rponslbllt If)lt mainlilninamp Iny Iprln~~r vlem In cod wortInc oflier Ind provide Mfeqlllf hell to lilt PIfI

5 RemQII Monilorinamp Df VIdo MonltoiIl Srvices Oul~ Ih Term JCIl sol lcr only obfilllkln mine fom the In~~11oo of Video MMtorlnC ~Mc In Sctvkt oIfrnf 1hall be 10 monitor thl dlamplIlli 1l KlullIy IKlvtd by JO II tI flOC fom mnn Ollhe VIdeo $oo$lem afld pon receipi 01 a dlllllrillCnllndicU lhirt In fam cOndlticn )lists 10 crravcbullbull as ptlmnltd by II 10 lIol~y lhe police or olh munklplllulhoity deemed approprlale In KJs bsokn dilafllon IndIO well pellOllS Customer 1111 deslampMted In lIlne 10JO 10 rectlvoe nolineiQn cf IlICh IlIrm tondition II WI forth huein HD llarm 1nstI1ti00n ffPIl bullbull tnIInltnall(l or rd IgtOJUeI will be1OVItIed urocSer IhIi Video MDnl~ optlcnJO m~ oul DfIor nollce 10 CUIIDmtlt in _10_lcIbII ~or iltlurtnu _ultur~bullbull II(t d ls(OfIIIne 1Id Dr ltand iii ~ policies and protedurtL

bull Inc~lon nd rDndonlon oIlte VIdeo MonIln shaUbe pt~~d by KJ Wthis AI_nt Iclude$ I cha lOt IIIdro Mkorin~ Se we If ucll Voo MOIIltorln Stltva 11 purthi1e-d IIde(I MOIIlto111lI S~II will Decln when the Video SVSlern II Inlblled and opelltonalbullbullnd when Ih nlltesHry communletllorll COMIKlion Is CQmplcHed NO obIililiOIl lor the provision 01 tI1l~ VidllO Monitorln SeMa w1I laquogtIIInt1l lbest tlQllirmenllm ~

b CstQ lqvlllmut Customtr shall obIalnlllu DWfI CMtnd fgtltPtn~ () thIqulpmenl netenry 10(OrlllKllo 10110( Ind (b) wtutev~ IKtmlnlon permits o tice nHS lIwrl be 0ItUSA fom1 penonl ~111gtDtI1Ie ulltity bull bull nd lIlY ot tilted lervico plt0iId~ In co_aion wIIh Ih ~lYI(el n vIdIo 11 to be IISfd boor 1111 Customer Ii inlltlgtcltod 10 poduct Ad Imrnll video I~a (Ih VIdeo System Imj oillcPemlsti 10 IhltOC Ithe VitIeo System fCl mers no torn~ wJrratIVor fPISnotlon 11 1 Mto NSr will _ate IS ln1enclecf Conto Iulttller IJreoII 11111 notwithillndi V rule o 1IlttIct~tron by tel In dec Svst Ind Video SVSI I~ 10 ihIII ~ no tiPOMIblIity or obIiamplllorocltgt ItCnliO CusIO lhe~ SVlIm 0V other CUlla IIQVI~I

Johnson Ip(1 2019 Jonnson ConIeMs 111( ClSlomClI COnmill Controls Donor COfgtI iOhyseaUr eIetroncady OJ1M any o~ ~d) snour In )(lie u n)( ptfTllJSoOno JlhlisOft CorjoI l roe PageOol~2

PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rm ICntI(~ CvllOflCf II _u~hi1 I~ Video SYUCfgtgt ~alecl time lilt poiltloorwd NllouteclSlltll WI II only PlocllK 01 caPlII VIdlaquoI SvlI ionIt cr (ns111M Prcmltsts CUomo ~ IdtqWIwtiotI Ifbullbullbulln~(f1tIamp tondillonJ 101 Ihl OINt~ of the CamuH CUIm~ nb1~tI ltId lCllel t t 10 ~I$d no UItIIfO 0 lHlclpil~ Itllouln c JIOlIlIofgtInamp- lfodfO 1M t1ilW UMffillr(ludill W nol limhecl lo~lttllrlC willi NS loaltiDfU INn 01 pClSOfU In-VIdeo Sysltm l~etJ Y ~pirI or UIMUff

d Cll Customtlt Rw toI rflpltllbk 10 lbe video ~Im ce oduced Of uptur by toe VIdtltgt ~ 11 (gt11_ IQ~ del indemnify Inc hold hl rmIti )(1 M( 011lt tnl1 diectotJ I nc Itmployotfl I bull Inc ~I dmq~ lou (csu and cprnses 1~IucIItIIfI$ON~ UOOneyl lKi) rSOgtamp an or 1IIIrd gtllT IIIoIMI defTIIflCh Of ulu In connKlion lh thr ue (gtptfllion

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C V~oSylltmSIcMIbull WhM fcnalI(Im tM ~S(Iltm II lCeMd KIC$tfWIlhe hI to 1( bull m Zb belort odfoiC 0fIlaquotI1I(y ~lIcn Ind mty CfQOlt nol to notlfv ~tfCY ~10NWl1f II ~I Ulon Ie bellr-c In ill )Olt d-trtIJon III n Imer ency fondillon (lCI~ nOI tlsl 10 ~I filii temPt Ie i~ Ito nUINe ollhltl tmesfltv by ut vI u l yenelnClllon ndlor Iht twO-ayollaquo 111_ iI pploble) of 1M Vldre Sl$IMlIn(lud~ CnOlNlt 1(I1t IIKI detirllI 11111 ergtey (onditJ olUs JO will tfIde_ 10 notify lhe popelt POlice or emet~ry (0II1IC1 on a IIlClllon alln cI In_I by(~omer 10 10 Ot lIS CltnH- WIlen ~~ICfl(y 11 lCe~](1 I bull bull UtpllO coaKI tilt 111 ~ble CII1I01r1If rtprtotllI~Ie orr lilt nCltlLutIOll c~ liS bill fill rIOI nol l l( tmtrlRfKV uLhI~ Ihls notlllcalll)lJ will bI irllh~ I of bullbull o 11 1(1 bull 1 folte ROC ~c~_ lilne c~S1~ fl1~ e~ edlle lhe Q~ IUt Iltgtr Yemerlencv or __~trCt otulJoII the cuHomtr HI nftdO mte IhIs tQIIMlln _kin csl~ IUlhobl$ n IKISIO ~ IU Iettl Ie UJt Itl dlKrltllorgt C_IIII I ~I Ot damp1IlIon 01 11 Pt 0 ptlt$ons en o OUftd 1111 cltfTIht$ who UI nalllUIIorInltI 0 ClrtOmet 10 Will HOT MUST Ott DpoundTAlN MfI tllUON

f tcordlnp CltnIOIOtf COMtllU 10 lbe Ilpe laquo0lt1111amp of ~I Ietph(lnlc tomnICIII bt_ Ihl Pttml~ nd KI lCI wll h no ~ InyIlLilJnIrom laquoordlne fo r bullbull nu 10 ~cd) CIt PlbltCJ11on 01 ampf1WO-Wty WIIrI eamtnamplnlaOOrU oVgttr KOId1 0lt lhelrIi1(1 hili III tidily In c~ wllh VIdeo Svll grllt Vldre SysIHTIIaa IndudI blrt rtClHnllted I e I frltN omltlIlon tOeJamptn(t o 0 1( by JCI CIt olltl oNi( p~ ~I__ lIenu COfltnclon Of tny Olha tIIIrd pan COMtel ie n wIIh e ~tllgt1 fOt 1~ 1ltt 01 ffIOI) ~nsmLilIIon eodilll InltrpOflamp UllOfIl4I 10 VidtO Imltbull

I IIl1k 01 1011 II lIMorntls 10 dgn nol prenl o wIfnl that IIIlt StltvIet1 p_nl nylou by buIII( IIoIdup fire 01 gherwbl CIt 1-1 Ih ~__ In til ua ptOyenide the ptelWIon for WO II is Lnslllld 0lt InIrIOdtcl Of lhaillM ~ will be ninttlpted 0 eUQImiddotf (ltnlome

II d ok It lou 0 cll mi l 10 the ~ belA( mon~t ~~~ to itl (ltntl wlgttlhot bIoIonCInlIDCWiOmtr O111end hM not dt on Inv ItennUliQI1l l ncl wlIes 01 CI CXp Of Implied e(~pt IJ pt(rV loti IOllh In l~ iI AiHmf nl fUr1I1e IxprlIV ~(luded from

IhIs ~I If til wnl lt 01 met(lIlnlabJlilv Of nt Of ulUbifi l f01 ~trtk FUfl)Oie

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Johnson ~kc- 4tI I9 1ohnson Contro~ In ControlsCUllom CordrdflII81 Do roI COllr (pllrll~r t IOCQntC8 ly 0 In 1ly Cllgte nltd3) WllhOul I~e exp e $ Wllen penTllulon Of JOMampOI1 ConIIOiI I nc_ Page 41 012

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TOWNSHIP OF WORTH Sanilac County MicbigaD 6903 S Lakeshore Rd Lexington Michigan 48450

Telephone (810) 359-8852 Fax (810) 359-7027 F-mail CleTkworthmlorg

PhUlp EssenmacheT sup~JenDifer Staoyer Clerk Jenuifer Woodruff Treasurer Jack Wylie Trustee Walter Badgerow Trustee

RESOlUTION 16-7-20-1

RESOLUTION TO ALLOW WORTH TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF DETROIT EDISON TO OPT ltlUT OF THE SMART METER PROGRAM

Whereas Detrott Edison Company has begun the process of Installing within the boundaries of Worth Township digItal advanced meter infrastructure to be referred 10 in this resolution as smart meters I and

Whereas many township residents have expressed concerns about the Installation of sm art meters on their

homes to Worth Township officials and to the Worth Township Board and

Whereas these residents and Township Board members have expressed concern about the alleged Intrusion

into their respective energy usage attributed to smart meters and

Whereas many residential customers of Detroit Edison Company are concerned that emissions from smart meters may be attributed to serious health problems including but not limited to physiological neurological pulmonary vascular and sensory and

Whereas Michigan House 8i114916 was written to address the above mentioned concerns regarding smart meters and has been forwarded to the Committee on Energy Policy

Now therefore be it resolved that the Township of Worth SanIlac County supports the ability of OTE Energy customers to retain their current analog meters and to opt out of the smart meter program fortheir homes without being subject to financial penalties and additional monthly charges

Now therefore be It further resolved that the Worth Township Board of Trustees strongly encourages State Representative Chairman Aric Nesbitt of the Committee on Energy Policy the Michigan Public Service Commission Attorney General Bill Schuette State Senator Phil Pavlov and State Representative Paul Muxlow to take all regulatory procedures needed to investigate alJthe aforementioned InformatJon and concerns for the health safety and welfare of our cItizens and Inhabitants

Board Adoption

This Resolution shall become effective on the date of Its adoption by the Worth Township Board

RESOLVED this O dayof j~ 010lw

ATIEST AS TO ADOPTION BY THE WORTH TOWNSHIP BOARD

$0 Resolved

Date 07- 2 D- b

Supervisor Philip G Essenmacher

~ Oerk Jennifer Stanyer

Motion to Adopt made by Board Member ~Yl)) Second by Board Member lAhxJtttff

Nay AbsentAye

Philip Essenmacher Supervisor

Jennifer Stanyer Clerk

Jennifer Woodruff Treasurer

Jack Wylie Trustee

Walter Badgerow Trustee

I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and complete copy of a resolution adopted by the Township Board

of Worth County of Sanilac Michigan at a Budget Meeting held onj~ 00 f OIQlli and that said meeting was given pursuant to ad In full compliance with the Open Meetl Act being PA 267 of 1976 and that the minutes of said meeting were kept and have been made available as required by said Act

Jennifer $tanyer - Clerk

Village of Reese Resolution No 13-14-01

A RESOLUTION ADDRESSING SMART METERS IN THE VILLAGE OF REESE

WHEREAS the teon Smart Meter often refers to an eleCOidty meter but it also may mean a device measuring natural gas or water consumption and

WHEREAS many communities across the country have joined forces to prohibit smart meters from being Installed locally mostly upon the notice ofhigher energy bills (Cost) illness (Health)forced installation ofmeter(lnvasion into Home) Privacyissues(4th Amendment right to Reasonable Expectation of Privacy) Safety and Liability and

WHEREAS on March 4 2013 the Planning Commission for the Village of Reese passed Resolution No 2013~02 that recommended that the Village Council consider takingjormal action to notify and ban allfuture use aSmart Meters within the VillQJe ofReese and

WHEREAS the Village Council believes that additional information relating to the use of smart meters 1n the Village of Reese needs to be compiled prior to making a definitive deCision with respect to banning the use ofthe devices NOW

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that at a regularly scheduled meeting of the Reese Village Counal being held on May 13 2013 ) a quorum being present a motion was made by KEAST and second by FIELBRANDT to place a moratorium on the use of ~smartmeterswithin the village limits for a period of six (6) months so that the Planning Commission can continue studying the matter AND

BE iT FURTHER RESOLVED tbatthe copies of this resolution be mailed to aD utility companies who provide electric gas and water services to the VIllage of Reese

Vote

Ayes 7 Nays 0 Abstain 0 Absent 0

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City Clerk l1wUlCi M Smilh

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CITY OF BROWN CITY A Progressive Industrial and Agricultural Community

4205 Main Street Post Office Box 99 Brown Cily Michigan 48416()099 Phone (810) 346middot2325 Fax (810)3463802 el11lil brownctygrealtllIkesne

CITY OF BROWN CITY Resolution Number 16-04

A RESOLUTION TO THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION EXPRESSING THE BROWN CITY COUNCILS CONCERN WITH THE

INSTALLATION OF DTE ENERGY SMART METERS AND A REQUEST TO EXPLORE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY EFFECTS

WHEREAS OTE Energy has begunlhe installation ofnew mele to CU$lomers in Michigan ThumtNlleA oommunities~ replacing existing meters with srcaUed Smart meters that is electric meters which viH broadcast information to the utility company using radio frequencies and

WHEREAS DTE Energy has indicaled thaI il will at some point begin installotion of Smart mete in the City of Brown City and

WHEREAS Smart mel provide benefit 10 utilities by allowing remole meter reading by among other things eiiminating the need for someone to go onto each utility customers property to read a meter and possibly offering residents lower electric rates at non~peak times and

WHEREAS a significant number ofpeople including residents or the Cil) of Brown City have expressed heir roucems 10 this Council hom potential health effects ofthe Smart melers as well tIS other concerns regarding lheir universal deployment in the City and

WHEREAS although the City COlmcil is inforoted that it is without jurisdiction to directly regulate Smart meters exclusive jurisdiction over them residing with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) the City Council believes it is appropriate to assist its citizens in obtaining consideration of their issues by requesting careful review thereof by tbe MPSC

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROWN CITY that

I The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perform a careful analysis fbe potential health and safety effilltts which may result from the univernal installation of Smart meters for electric and gas utilities

2 The MPSC is further requested to consider delaying the deployment of Smart mete pending a conclusion by the MPSC following coreful study lJd review that such met are safe and will have neither short-term nOr tong~term negative consequences to the health of the citizens of the City of Brown city and the State of Michigan generally

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3 The MPSC is asked to carefully examine other concerns regarding tbe deployment of Smart meters as may be sllbmilled 10 them by Tcside nls of the City of Brown Cily and lhe Stale of Michigan so as to insu re that all aspects or the issues are considered before final dctennination is mnde with respect 10 such deplo)111enl

4 The MPSC is funher asked to consider requi ring public lllilit ies to allow customers with appropriate medica l docwnellHll ion of their ind ividualized risks to opt out of SmOtrl me ter installation at their homes

5 The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perfoml a ca reful analysis ofrhe potential privacy issues regard ing available and fut ure SOlan meter technology

6 All resol Ulions inconsistent with [he foregoing resolut ion be and the same h~reby an repealed to the c-tent of such inconsi stency

The fo regoing Resolul ion was ofJered on May 9 20J 6 by Councilmember William Nailers and seconded by Counci l member Dan Loulzenhiser There folloed a Ro ll Call VOle with four (4) Councilmembers present eM Jacobson -alSlnl eM Louzenhiser-yes eM Mclvorycs eM Milkr-yes eM Parks-absent eM Wal(~rsmiddotyes

Abs(ltlining ~

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A QUORUM BFING PRESENT - MOTION DECLARED CARRIED

I Juonii a M Smilh (ily Clerk o(the City or Brown Cit) hereby cen iry thallhe foregoing is tru and complelc copy orn resolutiOlllldoplcd by rhe Cily Counc il o r th~ government ofrhc City of Brown City County orSonilac Sl3te of Michigan al a regular mecting hcld on May 9 2016 and thai said m~etin ~ was conducted M d public notice of sa id mecling WaS given pursuam to and in fuJI compliance with Ih Oren Meelings Act bein Ac t 267 Public ActS o( Michigan 1976 and thaI the mimlles of ~a id meeting Wlfe kepi nnd ill be U f have been made available as requ ired by said Act

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RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THEAlIIUrv OF Clrv IEStDENTS AND PROnIffY OWNERS TO EUlCITO OPTmiddotOUT OF RECEMNG

ADVANCED UTilITY MmRS (SMART METElISl

The followIng preamble and resolution were offered by Coundlmember ~1 i t hoe J ~rL_~ and SlIpp-orted bV Councflmemher ~~__k Ll pa n __~

WHEREAS OTE Energy SVIARl meters (SMART rn~ters) are 0lltidern electrIc metirs which end elect(ic meter readings dutomatlcaty bv using a radio frequency nehvorK rather than 11 uarlitronal on-site ~te( reading method lind

WHEREAS DTt fnargys actively Installing SMART meters throughout southeastern Mlchigan And has recently moaJfed 11

latter to the City of caro pemin1na to the ability of City residents to opt-our of f(Celving a SMART meter and

WHEREAS a numberQf CIty residents have exprltssed tomems regarding negative health conditIons that may reson from the use of SMART meters the a(CUuKY ofSMART meters and the possibmty that th~ uS of SMART meters may contribute to Ute loss of personal Jlrivacy aod

WHEREAS the Mict~an Public SeNke ComPlisston has receotlydedded to lnvesligate seve-fal Il$pea$ pertalnloji to the use and installation of SMART metm and

WHOtpoundA5 the Mlthigan Public Service Commission tlSi a tompomml cf this lmt~stigation is requesting thai utmW comPanles disclose Information rega-rdltli tM po-tential adverse hearth effects associated with (he use of SMART metetS and

WHEREAS th~ City of CarD Council i$ charged with securing and defendioe the overall health safety_ aod welfare of the ldenU of the aiy and their guests

NOW THEREFORE BE rr RESOlVED that the City of (arc Council her) supports the abillty of Its residents and property owoe~ to elect to o-pt-out of receiving SMART meters m$taIJed

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Cam Coune supports the invGSlgat1ltm by the Mkhigan Public Servlce Commission of SMART meters

THIS RESOLUTiON DECLARED ADOPTED nus 5 DAV OF August 20131 ClerkITreasufac of 1M City of Cam State of Michigan do hereby certify tNt thE foraolng Resolution was duly adopted by the City of cam Council during its regular meeting Mid in the Municipal BunOlng in the Clty of Carcent on August 2013

Resolution It 16-201~ June 6 2016

RESOumON A RESQUJTiON SUPPORTING MfCHIGAN HOUSE BtLl4916 OR SIMIlAR IEGtsJATlON AND SUPPORTING THE AmUTY OF TOWNHSIP R6U)poundNTS TO CHOOSE TO HAVE AN ANALOG EtECTfUC AND GAS MEml RATHER THAN ASMART (ADVANCEtll MErE

WHEREAS smart meters are computerized electr1c meters that send electric meter readings to the utility via radiofrnquency radiation multiple times per day and

WHEREAS analog meters are manualJy read electromechanical meters that have accurately

measured the electrtc consumption of homes and busfnessesfor over acentury and

WHEREAS DTE Energy (the utility) is repiaclng exJs1ing utility meters with smart (oka advanced or AM) meters and

WHEREAS DTE EnelY plans to replace all meters with either the fully functioning smart meier orthe smart meter with the radlofrequency turned off (opt-out meter) and

WHEREAS the opt~()ut meter must be manoa read In the same way analog and nooshytransmitting digital meters must be read and

WHEREAS the IItl1ity in fts testimony berore the Pub1c $ervlce CQmmission in U-17053 has stated that the nonMtransmltting smart meter performs no functions not already performed by the analog electric meter and

WHEREAS the utility charges the residentJa customer $6720 to have the norHransmitting opt-out smart meter In place of the fully functionIng smart meter and

WHEREAS the cost of lealllng In piace an existing analog meter is $000 thus creating an unnecessary charge on the customer who does not wish to have a smart meter on their home Or business and

WHEREAS some persons on fixed lncomesare unable to afford the opt-out fees and

WHEREAS the utlJlty does not permit businesses to opt out and

WHEREAS1 citIzens of this oommunity have expressed many concerns about this replacement Including concerns about the health effects of mdlofrequency radIation and the voltage transients and harrnonfcs (line noise) generated by smart meters concerns about privacy and hacking concerns about fire safety and fire hazards concerns about Impending time-ofltse rates and resultant increases In electric bills and conterns aoout remote shut-off and

WHEREAS many residents in the State of Michigan have reported negative health symptoms after the installation of smart electric meters or rnm-transmittlng opt-out meters on their homes and

WHEREAS some residents of the State of Michigan have reported that their smart meter has cau~ht fire or exploded or have reported flickering lights and appliance short-outs Immediately after a smart meter was installed and

WHEREAS the Township of Vassar has worked tirelessly to attract positive Investment while rejecting those that put our health environment and quality of life at risk and

WHEREAS the Vassar Township Board of Trustees ts charged with securing and defending the overatl health safety and welfare of the residents of the Township and their guests and

WHEREAS the electromagnetic frequencies emitted and generated bV these meters have been snown by tens of thousands of scientific studies since the 19305 to harm biological systems and therefore may pose a serious long~term threat to the health of our cltlzensj and

WHEREAS customers with a disability under the Americans with DlsabIHtles middotAct may not be charged for accommodation of their disability and

WHEREAS both the nonmiddottransmittlng smart meter and the analog meter accurate IV measure electricity usage and whereas both must be read by a meter reader therefore making them indlstlngulshable for purposes of metering customer electrical usage and

WHEREAS smart meters have not been mandated by the federal or state government and

WHEREAS our Township is committed to providIng equal opportuntty and quality of rife for all and to removing full barriers to participation In public nfe on the basts of dlsabnity and

WHEREAS OTE has been unresponsive to these customer concerns and

WHEREAS House 81114916 would address these concerns without Impacting the utilitys ability to Install smart meters on the homes and busInesses of those who want a smart meter

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Vassar Township Board of Trustees supports the ability of OTE customers to not partidpate in the smart meter program on their homes and businesses and to have their electricity usage measured by an analog meter without suffering financial penalties or Incurring monthly charges as outlined in House 81114916 and that an analog option be offered in perpetuity to all uttllty customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar TownshIp Board ofTrustees calls upon the Chair of the House Energy Policy Committee the members oftne Energy Polhy Committee the state representative for our dlstrtct the state senator for our district the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Attorney General to do all In their power to ensure passage of House 81114916 and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar Township Soard ofTrustees calis upon the above-mentioned persons and governmental entitles If House 81114916 Is not passed in this legtslative session to do all In their power to ensure passage of legislation In the future that will ensure that utility customers have the right to have an anakJg meter on their homes or

middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

Vassar Township Clerk ~~--=-~

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

~~~ Jodi Fetting

Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

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8GO lndeperdenoe Avenue SW WtW1Irglo DC 7059

Federal Aviation AdrninStrotion

JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

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Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

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Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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Department of Licens ing and Regulatory Affai rs

Mich igan Indigent Defense Comm ission Request for Contract Adjustment

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6 Requested Effective Date 7 Explanation of Requested Revision Provide justification for the requested reviSion and attach additional documents or pages if necessary

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Partnering with you to deliver value-driven solutions

A Planned Service Agreement with Johnson Controls provides you with a customized service strategy designed around the needs of your facility Our approach features a combination of scheduled predictive and preventative maintenance services that focus on your goals

As your building technology services partner Johnson Controls delivers an unmatched service experience delivered by factory-trained highly skilled technicians who optimize operations of the buildings we Nark Vllith creating productive and safe environments for the people within

By integrating our service expertise with innovative processes and technologies our value-driven planned service solutions deliver sustainable results minimize equipment downtime and maximize occupant comfort

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Executive Summary

PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL FOR COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

Dear Mike Miller

We value and appreciate your interest in Johnson Controls as a service provider for your building systems and are pleased to provide a value-driven maintenance solution for your facility The enclosed proposal ouUines the Planned Service Agreement we have developed on your facility

Details are included in the Planned Service Agreement summary (SChedule A) but highlights are as follows

bull In this proposal Ne are offering a service agreement for 2 Years starting 0810112019 and ending 07312021

bull The agreement price for first year is $1302000 see Schedule A Supplemental Plice and Payment Terms for pricing in subsequent years

bull The equipment options and number of visits being provided for each piece of equipment are described in Schedule A Equipmentlisl

As a manufacturer of both mechanical and controls systems Johnson Controls has the expertise and resources to provide proper maintenance and repair services for your facility

Again thank you for your interest in Johnson Controls and we look forward to becoming your building technology sarvices partner

Please contact me if you have any questions

Sincerely

William Rasco Service Manager (866) 635-1392

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Benefits of Planned Service A Planned Service Agreement with Johnson Controls will allow you to optimize your buildings facility performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a value-driven solution thai fits your specific goals delivered wilh the attention of a local service company backed by the resources of a global organization 5 VALUfS 9_--_- shyWi th this Planned Service Agreement Johnson -- shy

Controls can help you achieve the following five objectives

1 Identify Energy Savings Opportunities Since HVAC equipment accounts for a major portion of a buildings energy usage keeping your system performing at optimum levels may lead to a significant reduction in energy costs

2 Reduce future Repair Costs Routine maintenance may maximize the life of your equipment and may reduce equipment breakdowns

3 Extend Asset Life Through proactive faclory-recommended maintenance the life of your HVAC assets may be extended maximizing Ihe relum on your investment

4 Ensure Productive Environments Whether creating a comfortable place where employees can be productive or controlling a space to meet specialized needs maintenance can help you achieve an optimal environment for the work Ihalls being accomplished

5 Promote Environmental Health and Safety When proper indoor conditions and plant requirements are maintained business outcomes may be improved by minimizing sick leave reducing aCCidents minimizIng greenhouse gas emissions and managing refrigerant requirements

All of the services we perform on your equipment afe aligned with -The 5 Values of Planned Maintenance and our technicIans understand how the work they perform can help you accomplish your business objectives

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Personalized Account Management A Planned Service Agreement also provK1es you with the support of an entire team that knows your site and can closely work with you on budget planning and asset management Your local Johnson Controls accounl management team can help guide planned replacement energy relrofits and olher building improvement projects Youll have peace of mind that an entire learn of skilled professionals vlill be looking out for what is best for your facility and budget

A Culture of Safety Johnson Controls technicians take safety seriously and personally and integrate it into everything they do All of our technicians participate in regular and thorough safety training Because of their personal commitment we are a leader In the HVAC service Industry for workplace safety performance This means that you do not have to worry about us when we are Q1 your site

Commitment to Customer Satisfaction Throughout the term of your Planned Service Agreement we will periodically survey you and use your feedback to continue 0 make improvements to our service processes and products Our goal is to deliver the most consistent and complete service experience possible To meet this goal weve developed and implemented standards and procedures to ensure you receive the ultimate service experience - every time

Energy amp Sustainability A more sustainable world one building at a time - Johnson Controls is a company that started more than 125 years ago with a product that reduced energy use in buildings Weve been saving energy for customers ever since Today Johnson Controls is a global leader in creating smart environments whers people IIe INOfk and play helping to create a more comfortable safe and sustainable world

The Value of Integrity Johnson Controls has a long proud history of integrity We do what we say we will do and stand behind our commitments Our good reputation builds trust and loyalty In recognition for our commitment to ethics across our global operatIons we are honored to be named one of the Worlds Most Ethical Companies by Ethisphere Institute a leading think tank dedicated to business ethics and corporate social responsibility In addition Corporate Responsibility Magazine recognizes Johnson Controls as one of the top companies in its annual 100 Best Corporate Citizens list

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Service Plan Methodology As part of Ihe delivery of this Planned SeNiee Agreement Johnson Conlrols will dedicate a local customer service agent responsible for having a clear understanding of the agreement scope and your faCility procedures and protocols

A high-level overview around our service delivery process is outlined below including SCheduling emergency service on-sile paperwork communication and performing repairs outside of the agreement scope

Scheduling Preventative maintenance service will be SCheduled using our automated service management system In advance of the scheduled service visit our technician is sent a noUce of service 10 a smartphone Once the technician acknowledges the requesl you customer service agent witt call or a-mall your on-site contacl to let you know the start date and type of service scheduled

The technician checks in wears personal protective equipment perfonns the lask(s) as assigned checks oul with you and asks for a screen capture signature on the smartphone device A work order is then e-mailed faxed or printed for your records

Emergency Services Emergency service can be provided 7 days a week 24 hours a day 365 days a year During normal business hours emergency service will be coordinated by the customer service agent After hours weekends and holidays the emergency service number transfers to the Johnson Conlrols after-hours call center and on-calt technicians are dispatched as needed

Johnson Controls is committed to dispatching a technician within hours of receiving your call through the service line A work order is e-malled faxed or printed for your records Depending on the terms of your agreement you may incur charges for after hour services

Communication A detailed communication plan will be provided to you so you know how often we will provide information to you regarding your Planned Service Agreement The communication plan will also provide you w ith your main contacls at Johnson Controls

Approval Process for Non-Covered Items Johnson Controls will adhere 10 your procurement process No work will be performed outside 01 the agreement scope without prior approval Johnson Controls will work with you closely to ensure your procurement process is followed before any non-covered Item work is started

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Summary of Services and Options

Comprehensive and Operational Inspections During comprehensive and operational inspections Johnson Conlrols w ill perform routine checks oltha equIpment for common issues caused by normal wear and tear on the equipment Additionallests can be run to confirm the equipments pertormance

Routine maintenance such as lubrication cleaning and lightening connections can be performed depending on the type of equipment being serviced Routine maintenance is one of the keys to the five values of maintenance -It can help identify energy saving opportunities reduce futUre repair costs extend asset life ensure productive environments and promote health and safety

Combustion Analysis

Combustion analysis and subsequent adjustments are critical to efficient boiler operation Boiler fuel whether natural gas or oil must burn in the proper combination of fuel and air (oxygen) Poor combustion can create soot deposits on the tubes impairing heat transfer Incomplete combustion can also lead to the potential formation of CO (carbon monoxide) an odorless gas that can harm occupants In the mechanlcat room andlor building Johnson Controts technicians will analyze the flue gas to determine If optimal fuellair ratios are present

Operational VisltlControls System Verification Based on our exper1ise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance and calibrations on the equipment controller for your mechanfcal equipment The inspection includes the following tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel

bull Review of alarms points which are offline out of service and overridden points

bull l ocal baclltup of controller program

Advantages Provides proactive Identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments identify energy efficiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

Operational VisitSupervisory Controls System Verification Based on our expertise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance on the supervisory controllers and servers in your Metasys system The inspection includes the follOoving tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel and cleaning as needed bull Review of alarms points which are offli ne out of SeNtce and overridden points bull l ocal backups of controllers objects and server repoSitories bull Review security database and ensure default passwords are Changed

Advantages Provides proactive identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments Identify energy effICiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

TowerfBasin Cleaning During operation a cooling tower becomes a natural repOSitory for wind-blown debris This debris has a tendency to collect In the towers sumpbasin Johnson COI1trols technicians will clean the lower and basin 10 prevent blockage and pOlenllal damage to critical system

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components This service does not include chemicallreatment required to control or eliminate biohazards such as Legionella unless chemical water trealment services have been added as a separate option

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Summary Thank you for considering Johnson Controls as your building technology services panner The following agreemenl document Includes all the details surrounding your Planned Service Agreement

With planned service from Johnson Controls youll get a value-driven solution that can help optimize your building controls and equipment performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a solution that fits your specific goalS delivered with the attention of a local seNice company backed by the resources of a global organization

We ll be your building technology services partner

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Planned Service Agreement

Cuslomer Name COUNTY OF TUSCOLA Address 440 N STATE S1 CAROMI48723-1555 Proposal Dale 061112019 Eslimale 1-135LX3G9

IScope of Service

Johnson ContrOls Inc r Jcq and the Cuamplomer (colledively the -Parties) agree Preventative MaintenslCe SelVlces as defined in Schedule A r Services) will be provided by JCI aihe Customers facitily This Planned Service Agreement the Equipment U s Supplementat Price and Payment Tefms Terms and CondJUons and Schedule5 attached hereto and incorporated by this reference as if sellor1h funy herein (ColecUvely the Agreement) cover the rights and obligations of both the Customer and JCt

Extended Service Options for Premium Coverage

If Premium Coverage is selected on-sile repair services to the equipment will be provided as specified in this Agreemenl for the equipmenllisted in Ihe attached Equipment Us

IEquipment List

Only the equipment listed in the Equipment Lisl will be covered as part of this Agreement Any changes to the Equipment Lisl must be agreed upon in writing by both Parties

----------------~ITerm f Automatic Renewal

ThIs Agreement takes effect 0fI 0810112019 and will continue until 0713112021 (Originaj Term) The Agreement will aUlomalicatty renew on a year-Io-year basis after the Onglnal Teon ends unless Ihe Customer Of JCI gives the other writte n notice il does not wam to renew The nolice must be delivered al least (45) days prior 10 the end of the Original Term or of any renewal period The Orignal Term and any renewal periods are sometimes collect ively referred to in this Agreement as the Term Renewal price adjustments are discussed in the Terms and Conditions

IRefrigerant Charges

Refrigerant is nOllncluded under this Agreemenl and wilt be billed separately to the Customer by JCt

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IPrice and Payment Terms

The lolal Contract Price for JCIs Services duringlhe 1st year of the Original Term is $1302000 This amount will be paid to JCI in Annual Installments Pricing for each subsequent year of a mul1iyear Original term Is sel forth in the Supplemental Price end Paymenl Terms All payments will be due and payable within 30 days of Ihe invoice date and SUCh IImely payment by Customer shall be a condition precedenl 10 JCIs obligation to perform lis Services A penalty of one and a half percent (15) of the amount due per month shall accrue for payments received after the payment due date Renewal price adjustments are set looh in the Terms and Conditions

Invotoes wil be senllo the following lOcation

TUSCOLA COUNTY COURTHOUSE 125 W LINCOLN ST CAROMI48723

o In lieu of paper Invoices senllO the location above invoices should be emelled 10 the following email address

This proposal Is valJd for thirty days from the proposal date

JOHNSON CONTROLS Inc

By WIlliam Rasco

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Supplemental Price amp Payment Terms (Applies to MultimiddotYear Contracts Only)

Year Total Annual Dollar Amount Payment Frequency Yearl 13020 Ann ually Year2 13541 Annually

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ISpecial AddItions and Exceptions

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TERMS AND CDNDmONS OEflNmONS

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fI JeIS SERViaS FOil COVERED EQUrPMENT

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(II) fumlVlny nelteu 110 C ~ I na ~~101 olflle$ 1$ peme (111 poperty maintain pall se Mlte Ind utt I~e 101111 operalion olny olh property sYStem Qqulpmenl or dtYlte o (usto m or 0111 to wtkh the Covered [Qpment mav De ilUacled or eCMK led In UCordinct wi1h mltlnuaclur~bullbulleornmend~tlcnt InlUr lfle elme ou1ltenll c the lequlemeltIU o lny Ie o6l i bu u ~encv 01 ocllttIIO~1u hiviC ll6iction thteol

131 IIOIt~mpet IVTt ~ ~ker Id)u l ~ dllturb I~ ~mQve Of ol~erwle Int~l1t~ with any Coveed poundIpmenl (locltKUn ampny relll~ 10l1wllftl ind 001 permk th r ~e 10 be done ~nd

(14) raltt lrom UU1nC lalie mina erob lfse K I 10 i Iln~ Pf~lty 01 I~ 1)1 by 01 IUed at~I1 JO by Iy OIlf1Imeltola mu fielpll I~ncy II elull lhereol

2 CUW~ftI~ u1ltnowledtna undend~ ~I unleS dl fea l~llor blQhl bullbullltdl uch leIOiIen11l topliGi tlyltKludm ttl I~ C JO b proYIdfr1t h gtCuomerlpo I~UI~ Ie pI ltgtvde j lK~ It~ nl Corner~mowIedcu lhlits fitC 10m~ ht tobla~ wlU elilgtte KI 01 any elpontbliity lor~ny Co~ed Equipment bC~kdown 0lt I ny ntC~UiY air o rrFgtlourneot I any Cover ~d Equlpme-nt II CUSICme brehes ItY 01 the t obllltlons KI N aye lhe Ilhl upon Mlen notice to Cullrgtmif to smpend Ilt Seovas unl~ C~tme cua udgt blttadl In a lldliJon ( SI_ rhaC be npornblt lOt f2YInt 0 etmbrfll10 10 inyCOlU Iuodt~ wilh ltoIftUW k uued IJ JUII 01 to( bnil(11 11~Ggte cbl iCltion bull

G INSURANC Clgt$lomllt t11lOfU11Ie 101 oUinin ilt inwran~ (ovtltsectte ~Nt (ull_ be Is nfelillY 10 proUCWIO Cuam propelttY and penol

In 0 on the Ptnlstl Includlnt co-eraJt 10lt ptllon1Inj u tKI propelY dftliilf~ ttlE PAYMENTS CUSTOMER MAICU UNDER tttlSAGRUMENT AAf

NOl ftELATED TDtttE VAlUE OF ttt[ PREMISES CUSTOMERS PROP[RTY OR POSSEnION5 ORTHE PER50N5 OCCUPYING OR AT ANYTIME PRESENT

IH OJ ON TNE fIIEMllU BUT RA1MEII ARE trUrn ON 1M COSt Of THE MnM MID lllE SERIIl(U AHD lAlE INTO CONSIDEJIAOON nn PROHCTION AFFORD EO TO 10 UNOER TtffS AGJIHMlNY CUtOngtC -by elee 10 ~ any Ilatoly 10 nv IVttII or condllion (ustlty (o~c cd bycom~dllIbIHtv iu t1nce (utomc und~oI nd lha l ncltlcr he Se~ rQr the Co~ered Equlllmfnl ~rr dtiI d 10 ~du(r bul nc

el1m te certl ln u13 1(1 doe nat tvrntv I~t nel th lgtt SeIViCI1 I1ltlr Cov~red [liulpm~t i ~ pievcflt Qerwn(ll InulY un~t~orzed entnotgtCe1 or

Johnson $](C 2019 J~on Cofol~ Inc CUllOf1ef CogtIodetll Controls Do rI() copy (pIIys eamplly eleW cay 0lt In a ny othel ltTtf)Crl) rlncul Ina t p-eu Iter Jl(flrISion 01 John~ Conrolamp I~ P8g~ f 0142

JOHNSOt 0 fRe 5 PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL REPREO FDF COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

H INOlMNITV

JCllnd CII~tomel 11It11 full Indemnify he ollgttl Plrty Illd Iu officers bulltffltS dilectOrsbullM tmpioyffl 1Om I ny ~ndn dlmlle p tOIlS and exptllln (clud ~lonJble utOlne-s leest illne OUt of third Pirly dllml demtlndi or lukllor bodily Injury (In(ludl dath) Of cia gc 10 tana1bie pcptny 10 lhe lCIt Irisin OUI 0 Ihe IItCIIamp~e or tnclnllonel mlscOfldutt 0 Ihe Indemnlfyl party Of lIS crnplovlef Of _filli CUSlomer expra tliihl ICI Jtlan be r~bIe 10In)Jry iWnbullbullbull bull 01 ~I only to the IICIttIt uund dlrlaquoly by IC1 nel~MI o Inllntl_ mliConduCi Thl obllJtJonl 01 JCllnd Ctome und Ihllltlt1ion ~ funhtf wbIKI to lealoml tid J ~

I LlMlTAnON OF UAllUTI NEITHER 10 HOR CUSTOMER WILL BE R[5PONSIBlE TO TH OTHER FOR ANY SPECIAl INOIRECT PUNITIVE OR CONSlQUENTlAI DAMAGES (INCLUDiNG BIIT NOT lIMITEO TO LOST PROFITS OR LOll OF BUSNlSS) JCJS TOTAL UAIIUJ TO CUSTOMER FOR DAMAGES R[5ULTlNG JROM AN( CAUSE WHAnOMR SHALL BE UMIT(D TO $2SQDOO IN NO EV(HT SHALl 101 INDEMNifiCATION OBllGATJOH [)(UD TIlE AMOUNTS ALO TO JO UNDER THIS AGIllEMENT OR THE AMOUNT OF INSURANCE IllQUIMD B THIS AGREEMENT WHICHpoundItIl IS GAUnlt CUSTOMUI UNDERSTANDS TltAT)CJ 15 HOT AN INSUIIER RpoundGARJ)tNG THE WORKOIlTIlE SERVICpound$ 0 SHAll HOT BE IIESPON5IBH fOR ANY DAMAGE 011 LOSS nAT MAYflUU~T FIIOM FIliI SAFElYOR SECURITY EQUPMpoundNTTHATfAILS TO PEAFORM PROPERLY 011 FAILS TO PIIMr( A CASUAL all LOSS

J FORa MAlfURE

KIWtLL NOT Bf RfSPON511Ll fOR DAMAGE LOSj INJURV 011 elLA CAUSEDY CONOrtIONS TMAl AAI BFYONDTKE IllASONAlU CCImIOl AHD

WITHOUT THlltnpoundHTlONAlMISOOHOUClOR NlGtlGpoundItCE Of 10 SUCH amomOHSlflCWD[ 80T ARE HOT UMmo TO (AI ACnOf GOO (6)

Am Of GOVtllNM[NT AGpoundNQpoundS Ie) SllIlKl5 (0) LABOR OISPIITpoundS) (f) FIRE If) OPlOSIONS OR CASUAlneuros (G) floIfS (H) VANDAUSM II)

RIOTS 011 WAR IJ)TpoundRROIUSM ANe III UNAVAUBILITYOF PARTS MATpoundRJALS OR SUPPUES

It RUOUJT10N OF DISPUTES 11 3 0l5pu1l rIs~ und~ tIIk _nl tile lelllgtall prom1 ~~ Incod IlIh lbesoIvt well dllputll by ~tIM In1Ie -t dsJ)UU II UIU~ 0 be vcWed eltha- pony whaw the tch IrIltble ltbiI~don by iIinC with lhe AmeltIcn ArbItIoltI oUodallon ~ no olllerlcttlClIon IaI bftn prevlouJly filed upon ftliol 01 the Ifbitnon till AAA Ihllhlw Ihe eOlCIu~W jurlsdlCllon _ the OlspUte Tlluibull11 party mty decide 10 f~e n (Ilon In coun of romDftenl jurbdirtlonl f til (oun f~m II Ihe flntlec1 proctdln flied tIIll tourt Iha have lur~dlaioo ove lhe ~JlUle to the aclulion 0101 rbltrltlon AtbiUlllon Ihln be toooucted In il(cordince wilh the lWn CUrrtnl tbhflllon rules of the IgtnItrlan Artgtilntlon MllaquoilIIon ~OIM wtlitllllon seMel mlJlIatty ampJ1Hd 10 by 1M IoIlt11n ArbIlratlon musl be (~1Ild Ihtll Ibty (60) dayt afw tn oputt submitted 10 artHlllon unlen the j)IoItlH mll I1y et ot~ The ~cI~ed by tn ~alorwi 1M f_land ~I liAlted by 1M bltLmDf may be Int~ed In XUlrcllnce with IppIiQbIe I_In any (oun h-il (ornpe1em jurisdiction jMltty po_llire III 1M 3Ibtrtttlcn or COUrt poem IhII If entilled lOn _d 01 Its rulflMble COIoU In(IudinI 1USOfIIbInomeyJ leu Incurred IS rtwlt 01 tile Oipute CUSTOMER MUST BRlNG ANY CLAIM AGAINST 10 WITHiN ONE (1) YEAR m ER THE ClAIM AROSE If CUSTOMER OOIS NOT CUSTDMR WlU HAVE IRRtvOCASlY WAIVED Irs RIGHT TO SUE 10 ANDOR INSTITUTe OTHER PROCEEOINGS AND ICI SHALL HAVE NO LlA81UTt TO CUSTOMER fOR SUOi CLMM TIME IS Of THE ESSENCE AELATM TO CUSTOMH PUISUING ANf SUCH ClAIM floIE PItOVtSIONS Of TKS AGREEMENT WHICH APLY TO AN (AIMHALl REMAIN IN HFECT EVEN AFTER THE AGREfMtNT IS TfRMNATto 10 AND CtmOMER EACH WANt THEIR RlGIfT 10 A rull

shyl TERMINATION

1 Remote Monnorln $eMCIIS and R~mOte ()pe~lln ScsvIca ma~ be imrntdlitely Clnceled by ellher party il Jels Remote OperIiQn Cenler (onne(lln res Of mOflltorlrlllSlem5l~ cle5trovtd by or ather ClIllopht Of wilt Ihf PlemilllS re sa bS damtBed Ih 1 11 Is IrnpftetaI IO conlinuf StnoIces

2 ellhe INIrty fib 10 perform any 01 Its obIirlon UM hIs Ieem~nl I~t otll jraquony wi prOIII~ -men IOIkt LheeollO lhe )lilly

1I1~ed 10 JHo In dmult Should Ine party alted 10 be Ifl defull 111 to espond I it or like action 10 cvre tIM II~IltI def within 1111 (lOt (lall 01 ~celvln IV lneo notlu the lOti ~rty may le(mlnlle Ihk rument by PIOllldlll ~ten nOl1(1 01 IIJII lermllliU lo n

3 UPQI1 IltIrrIinoUm 01 h ltfeeme~ le r anv rNson aJICmef 1hd PltiY IQ 10 I II UflGitputed _nu 0Wflj IlIrwah Ihe dallt of IIIUOII ~hIn thl (30) cI~ luth lermnl ion (ulier hIIllso prflVlde Jej Utlth RMlIlabe aa 10 the islS tD rem~ IIIe Gflew OtWe ~n~hVfllher JO pro~y ncltoun~tJI Int~on fl~ 0lt iiIlt IIlfIV ~lIlem1S ppUuble Cull 111111be liable fOlt al Iffl COlli and IICPfIfl mil Jet mv Il(u in ltootlKion th I enlOIOlmenl 01 hll tIlIl indlldina wilhoullimatlcln nlIo ble nom lees eltgtnKtton aency lees nil Olin COIoI

4 II he A~re~tot Is for mulljytar telm t~her jMrty nwy termiNle lilt Aeflaquomerll after dI ronl fu ~a of SaMlaquo by I lilt OInr pI no Ie-laquo thIn 10middot1 (151 ~VJ nit oolk laquoNlded h_ th~ (us OfIIted PREMIUM (OVEIlAGE CusIOlttltgtlt Y mlltUle ~~I ontv upon 10$ WIitt~ ~

M ASBESTOS MOlD BIOAHAZARDS AND HALUOOUS MATERtAlS

H~zardoul Mltfrills munl tfrlal ~ wb$llnct hal tIelher by Its N~ or ute II now Of hft defed Of fCula~ hdoubull 1 dOUloUbsltnoUl pc 1 o tOllllmlnlnl vodeIIV 1oG~ 111 01 leclclta l lowbullfCulallon 01 rdinlOtlCll bullbulllalre to or cklfIlUkIamp pUblic and ~ 1l1li and uletytId prateCIIon oj the IMonmen or which iI toIc explosive COfaUvt flammable radloKlhot orclnoCflIk or OIhenoriI haarcloui Of which iI or CfIfI1n1 _oItum psoline died Iud Inother pc1~um hvoilOClrbon produCl or poIYhlori~ bIphtI Hatardoui Matttllls ltlHdllGaltoeluMl makl leulmiddotbaid ptintl bIohIlrdS SIIdIIS but ftOlink~ to 1fCiofIeCl IntI HlIeJtcs-conao1n1nc mwials rACM1 Neither (ulomer nor lCi dlrlll lo or Illkeneel 10undnmiddotakedlren Obllnlolll r~I~li~ (11M klcnllOClllcln Ibuemenl dUnp control ~mo~1 or dlltpoltal o ACM

10 wlB be 1$IgtOtIIbIe 10lt moI 0 cI oos 01 ayen~roous ~Ierl_ls Ihll I ul In provldl lht StMt-es n O H bullbullf(Ioul MaIHllb1 and t~ I fmldllifIn ollllY Iell jlnd by he eI1e of 1(111lt1 MertatI For lit HI~ MltMils Iha may be olteselttl Itgt lacM~h

Johnson ~lcC 2019iQhn$on Cotro~ Inc ControlsComeJ Canfodenllal 00 nr)I COP) (pIIy~ocaIy eectrorcny or n an OIhel mea) Ylnout It ~I~ nnen ptlJJTJ5~ 01 ~C~oIs Inc PagE 38 011

middot PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL t- COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rNomiddotC1 HudOOJ Meritmiddotf (uuome shgt1IIUpply JCI wht 1 iflrornallo~ iflil pm bullbull~1on lt~lllni 10 lilp pre~nlt of lilllrltlOU$ M~ c-rret ij

th ~ilt eJ~nn ~v ff~(1 10 pelt1orm bull e 01 Ih~ s i(~ II Illhft Cnomelt or 10 gtKom ltt 01 ltgtlt UUlfCU U~ I)esellltt 01 Nonmiddoto(l HIIIISo M~ le1$ tIIl Iy ItgtItrlre llh Cr ServIltpoundl II I~U ImmtdllltIy $lOP I~ SoetYl(l Itgt rile I ffffiecl ru ~nd noilly the o thw ~n As btt-en (unome Ind MI Cuu_ hoo_be rtlpor1ible 01 IIISoho n~n ~ e -d diopoinr 01 Honmiddotla Hndou Mele 1$ fom lu rdMIebullbullnd for Ih (medlllion olny reu ImpaetCd by he ret bull bull e of he Hon-CI HUlrdou Mlltrl I~d mul ptwidc ~ cer1lliUlle 01 a balm~nl ~cfore J(I will be obll~lled 10 ~rlorm 0 cnl~ue lIS S~Mco unln 10 ~d letu knowloedae Ihll NonmiddotCI HIardou M~I(II~ were pren nd eted In dl$tfpr d of I~I ~e In wli(h tne 1lJ 1lt1 -11 be (pon lbllil lu ole ~ Othe etMOltlon 0 nmiddot orn Impmed by IlJ leltl~ of 1Idgt Hibullbulldon MlttIIbullbull00111) ( lOme hon In lOponibII II lu ole e~e for the _olI 01 HIbullbullrdous Male 1s INri ~ no bHII r~ieued and fe reie~e~ not nultlnc from Cl1 PtriormallCt ef tilt Serulces CuomN ~hlI ~I~nd ~nd InclomoJlot JO ~Calnl 1 Iol-ifl (o sU damUC I e~~nlel vd claJms ~rnamp 01 lu fa ure 10 (omply with Ihll Sccllcn M

N CUSTOMER DAlA

Cnlomt da la obtillned flom lie SetWltcs II owned by alld 111amp11 btlolt o Cunomer 10 I~ IUIOI illO UI Cl410mellb 10 prcMde Sentlce (lome bcept a lonh IItrlln lei wilt 101 disclose Ie any IhllI Otlty ~ny 1rlISivIltN81 (~nom dlI~ acquled hrouh pelt10IWIIIa 01 Ihe Sttvices Mthout Cul lomer (OnSenl (unomer ilB~e Ihal Jel nd 11 ubleIIrle affillnlnd epproved Ihild ~rty COII111OI5 and de-elopers may collecl nd lJ~e CUllome dll for Iny eaon 10 as ny ee l ule 0I1t1e clall on I dt middotklfn11itd bSII Iha dot nOI p~rsonaMy I~ntily Cullomer or anvlndivd Cuilomelt Igttgteby ~nlJ)O a petu WilcIWkIelfrtvOCable royah lru8unO U modi+ m1PU~Ibull bull WOIoeltIse and 1011

0etMt~wo b frOtnuch dala J(III ~IIM rlClIl$lOlI Inr~ 10_ rbl tJlIltflllll nd produnl C~led as I ew of uerlomnce ofSeMlts

O JCIS INlHLECTUAI PROPERl

10 WM IKtJI d riCh ~ lgtcIltgtltfest 11 yl) woltk orovided 10 Cuslomel IfgttIudlnl ohooI l ilmltiltiOfl ill ~e ~U and objeet cod dorumtnll1ior1 tKllnic Inhwon or dlla 1plaquolflCa1onlnd del bull ltes Impr~mellU 01 mOClllQlooruo 10 r~II1Hmiddot~ and (bJ I(now-How (defined below) e~ b 1(1 In bull (I~eron 01 lhe ~bltt 0 periolfTlfnt ollh Slt~ whth ~n_n 10 1(1 ror 10 Of diVtlom or tiICgyeiI Or ~uire-d In conneCllon with I perormrltt of II obn ioos under lhl ~greemenl Ownership Of eM Oelwblf ~nd KnowHow Ihd veil 00001y In ICJ nld flO Oe~ver~~bullbull1IaII be de~med middotworks mide fo r hlf bull Withoul UtIamp Ihe lenerilily 01 th e fortlal vfSNp 01 ai sool(e nllIS ~ (Ie (Olme of ptriOfnlInamp the le1Vkei I~I reMain the elOCIuIiIIt PlIJIIIlt1V 01 10 FltK purpoltl 01 ihllt AaJr-cmerr middot~nowmiddotHO mean a knohow )jot e It(hnIQ~s (Q ~U mllhoclolocln loobbullbull~Iy i(ll ~pprOKIgtG dltibu~ Odell and dt1m dllcoveriU ad ld~ililnW1ed produCAd by dhelc~d or uelt t)y 1(11 he CfUlon IIlt plovilJcn 01 the o-t~f1b1eI or In the Iltroltnance 01 tho Sltrvkt1 i nel Iny chanee ImplovemenJ or modlfiuHon tlgtereto or deivatlv Ihe reof

P OI6IT lpoundRMS

Any licMM 10 ltgtlt ~h( to ~laquopoundl1 JO IOfWlIrt produW inc dIIlti l e r Cloud tu Dyfth-lMd ulkr till Irelfflflfl b prellldild on 1- telt

corldklons for the iPllllebje loflwr~ groduct Of dlcll or cloud trvlce lei forth btll1wwwJgtgtmQI(QroluQmtgtulk Cleull4itl~I SU(h

aptgtlblt oftw~re podu nd (jjIIIIlervlltes lermsr lncopO ~d by rcferetl(e hcreln

Q Mi~LlAHrOlJS PROVISIONS

1 AW nor l~bullbullequlred IC be amp1vfIfI1bullbullnrundfi hili ~e ifI wrllnt Inc ~11I)e (OtIl(Ieca prcper ~iwn If (II chlMrred In Jlt IOt (b) tlll vi the Unlled 51lei POI~I stvIlte pel1se orepald ftlIlIred 0 tertlfld Mill rflun fclOl requCled (cJ ifni by o~ernlJht del~rv scNiCe ( fidEgt UPS) 01 (dln bvfClIrn~~ ~ m~1I or olnelt el~wonlC mt~nd confimed by (~cslmll e relum mlll or ele~hone

2 TIUs CfNnltnt _ nor be led byCunomoe wtllIc 1(1 k wrgtlIell (0ltgtSe 1(I IN ~ III -eM 10 1amplJr lh eltlnbull bull o_ ethn~erJon firm 0 (OltpOrllon wltheut Cul1omer~ conscm 0(10111 abo lIve 1M Ith Itsor cI1stretlon 10ubconuaa ny ponlon 01 IDe Servl(e TII$ ~retmenllnues 0 he ben~fot of Ind Is appllc ble tc ~ny aS1inees or SUbltOnl etor~ ef telbullnd II blndlnt upon Customer wllh Plaquo110 nld Il-SlttD or ltubculag rs wilh Ite f~e nd tllecl3 n bInltls (uIOme loJel

411 any plcviion of 1M femen Is fgulld t W IMaloC ~ tbullbull1 or unenforceable in ~ny elOtet Ihe lIdlly lealOty ~nd enforcelbillt Ollhe rem~lIinlpltosooru cellUinil htfetll hill flO( In t V wy be Ifeuelt Of irnj)3IleltIthNeOv

S TlIII laquoeemenlI lhe enUre (onl et bltwcM 1(1 nd CU1l0mt1 and ~st~1 ~ny pltlcr or ~ 1 undcfSllndll _itt IIIltIU ~ ro~oII or Olher ommuni(llionl b tween the partIe

ampmiddot(111 dltnowIodllli ~nd ~ bull IIgt IIY jhHdl l c ord~ lucd by Cuilomc In cunllKlon h lhigt laquo~enl iSlnlend only 1D ellMliiSh lnymenllllhof1ry fOl Cr5lont r Inltrn~lluou~I purptllH nd nol be conide1( to be ~ unto llcr Imltfld n1 modlfQtion o OIher IcvlslonlO lhe lenTIl 01111 AtrHment No tem or condition I dud or rfenced In CUIO middot pUdaSll ordl will h~oe ant fOlte elfet and Ih~e ( flU and condillon shall (MUOI (utomr1 ICtcraquoi1ICe of ny SefVicellllJH ltOnltllu lt in I~pncc of these lerm ~nd rolldnions An prO(IOl fo tltkjllo~1 or d~lefe rli ferm~llgtt In CuSlomtrs J)Uf(hue orde-r Cr ny otll elt dOtumenl Inill expresl ~ccP1ed IfI wrlIlIZ by ICI hCfeby objKted 10 nd telaquotCd

711 1I1t( at n~ (hfnlel 10 (uuomero ~tlnl or 0~r3110~f Of I lPlk oOle eEulaIon II ltode u~ bull Of ulW~y t~Ilebullbull I~il mD Iltldy ffeet J(rl peremlnt~ of the S~rvi(eJ or 111 pt1tlrltl ~fel 10 IhU h the ~ht 10 an eQ~IUbl and l~proprlle djuumenl 10 Ihe cope Ie and othe-f llcned Ie 011111 Ag reemenl

Johnson ~p(gt 21)19 Johnson Conll ol1 CU~lome-f Confgtdent Controls 00 -0 eopV 1ptyslQllly eleGl ro~gtCIly OlIn any oiher mft) hou Ihe eXJlress wn llen oerrn$$IOn 01 Joinroon CQntro ~ Irtlt Pag 3e of 42

JOHNSQfJ COtHROlS PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED r 11i COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

ADorNDUM TO PSA TERMS AND CONOITIONS OR MONITORING OF INTRUSION fiRE AND OTHER WpoundTY SYSTEMS

If ~te MOnilOfin StMces bull bull pIktly III(ludtS Ittnol~ lire ~ml 1I~oritl gtlaquov1tv 11111 mooilorint or video monitor ifl lht $COpe 01 wol1lt O (11110 d es tile Aareemenl II hereby madifie1lncl mended to Indude the termlnd prollllioru ollhls Addendu 10 tile PSA 10 Monhorinc 01 InlWolI r lf Mid Sfety So$term (Ihe AI(eNjum QplIlred Irms thaI Ie nol de1if1ed titeln lhirll h~ the melni cJven 10 diem In the lIIlement In Ih _11 of conhicl between the t~rTIltId (omIllions of this Addendum arid those ~inl ln the 111_ the tems (ondttklfls oIlbis Aoddtlldllm st pi~I~

1 kmote MoMorln of AIm SI~nI$ If ICI receiYo an elMfltnCV Itrm Ilen111 Jel Floc Jel IhIoII eeworlo nolhylhe IPJfOprille po~ Or fire deplnfII or other eme1enty panR QG ~iJurlldictlonnd Jel hl tndeVOI 10 IIOtiIyCuIlOmPf or tlsdellllllled repruenlnlve by eltmoll urltss instfU(1e-ltt 10 do OlheAlt by Cllomer In whilll ndot Nltd on l~ndlfd operalln picaduttlfo Ih ROC lCi uJ)OII feeeipi 01 bull lIOnmiddot emeree llenll from lilt Iremll sh ncltlvor 10 nOI11y Citomer ~feMltlve pursUlnl to Cu llemer1 _inen Instructions k faullin to QltmoU or Ie nOlllatlon Cunome ICknowlldlt5 1-111 the sllNIs Irlrumlttld from lhe Iremes will be monltoid In mOllltorlnl ftty not 0~111td by x~ lhe peSOIIIIeIIn _h monltom fldllltf lit nollh I~u 01 10 nor dots KJ IoU I rupDnsibillry Ielt tilt _ tIkh 1Kh Inb w montloed o lhe ttlPOfll( to $udlI1

2 ltemOI Monltotlfll kNkes Irkntllfmote MonllorltlJ SeNlf$ 1M be plaquolded by KJ If lhe ACftrM1II includes dIle 101 wth St~ 11

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TOWNSHIP OF WORTH Sanilac County MicbigaD 6903 S Lakeshore Rd Lexington Michigan 48450

Telephone (810) 359-8852 Fax (810) 359-7027 F-mail CleTkworthmlorg

PhUlp EssenmacheT sup~JenDifer Staoyer Clerk Jenuifer Woodruff Treasurer Jack Wylie Trustee Walter Badgerow Trustee

RESOlUTION 16-7-20-1

RESOLUTION TO ALLOW WORTH TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF DETROIT EDISON TO OPT ltlUT OF THE SMART METER PROGRAM

Whereas Detrott Edison Company has begun the process of Installing within the boundaries of Worth Township digItal advanced meter infrastructure to be referred 10 in this resolution as smart meters I and

Whereas many township residents have expressed concerns about the Installation of sm art meters on their

homes to Worth Township officials and to the Worth Township Board and

Whereas these residents and Township Board members have expressed concern about the alleged Intrusion

into their respective energy usage attributed to smart meters and

Whereas many residential customers of Detroit Edison Company are concerned that emissions from smart meters may be attributed to serious health problems including but not limited to physiological neurological pulmonary vascular and sensory and

Whereas Michigan House 8i114916 was written to address the above mentioned concerns regarding smart meters and has been forwarded to the Committee on Energy Policy

Now therefore be it resolved that the Township of Worth SanIlac County supports the ability of OTE Energy customers to retain their current analog meters and to opt out of the smart meter program fortheir homes without being subject to financial penalties and additional monthly charges

Now therefore be It further resolved that the Worth Township Board of Trustees strongly encourages State Representative Chairman Aric Nesbitt of the Committee on Energy Policy the Michigan Public Service Commission Attorney General Bill Schuette State Senator Phil Pavlov and State Representative Paul Muxlow to take all regulatory procedures needed to investigate alJthe aforementioned InformatJon and concerns for the health safety and welfare of our cItizens and Inhabitants

Board Adoption

This Resolution shall become effective on the date of Its adoption by the Worth Township Board

RESOLVED this O dayof j~ 010lw

ATIEST AS TO ADOPTION BY THE WORTH TOWNSHIP BOARD

$0 Resolved

Date 07- 2 D- b

Supervisor Philip G Essenmacher

~ Oerk Jennifer Stanyer

Motion to Adopt made by Board Member ~Yl)) Second by Board Member lAhxJtttff

Nay AbsentAye

Philip Essenmacher Supervisor

Jennifer Stanyer Clerk

Jennifer Woodruff Treasurer

Jack Wylie Trustee

Walter Badgerow Trustee

I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and complete copy of a resolution adopted by the Township Board

of Worth County of Sanilac Michigan at a Budget Meeting held onj~ 00 f OIQlli and that said meeting was given pursuant to ad In full compliance with the Open Meetl Act being PA 267 of 1976 and that the minutes of said meeting were kept and have been made available as required by said Act

Jennifer $tanyer - Clerk

Village of Reese Resolution No 13-14-01

A RESOLUTION ADDRESSING SMART METERS IN THE VILLAGE OF REESE

WHEREAS the teon Smart Meter often refers to an eleCOidty meter but it also may mean a device measuring natural gas or water consumption and

WHEREAS many communities across the country have joined forces to prohibit smart meters from being Installed locally mostly upon the notice ofhigher energy bills (Cost) illness (Health)forced installation ofmeter(lnvasion into Home) Privacyissues(4th Amendment right to Reasonable Expectation of Privacy) Safety and Liability and

WHEREAS on March 4 2013 the Planning Commission for the Village of Reese passed Resolution No 2013~02 that recommended that the Village Council consider takingjormal action to notify and ban allfuture use aSmart Meters within the VillQJe ofReese and

WHEREAS the Village Council believes that additional information relating to the use of smart meters 1n the Village of Reese needs to be compiled prior to making a definitive deCision with respect to banning the use ofthe devices NOW

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that at a regularly scheduled meeting of the Reese Village Counal being held on May 13 2013 ) a quorum being present a motion was made by KEAST and second by FIELBRANDT to place a moratorium on the use of ~smartmeterswithin the village limits for a period of six (6) months so that the Planning Commission can continue studying the matter AND

BE iT FURTHER RESOLVED tbatthe copies of this resolution be mailed to aD utility companies who provide electric gas and water services to the VIllage of Reese

Vote

Ayes 7 Nays 0 Abstain 0 Absent 0

ft(Z~iJlage Clerk

(MmeUmmbers Pnrlcialaobscii OM ~1llUser Rcentsl Mtlvm )ul1eMilier Attclll Plfks Wlniam WaiterS

City Clerk l1wUlCi M Smilh

Admmismllwc A$~ Oid Voo Cum

CITY OF BROWN CITY A Progressive Industrial and Agricultural Community

4205 Main Street Post Office Box 99 Brown Cily Michigan 48416()099 Phone (810) 346middot2325 Fax (810)3463802 el11lil brownctygrealtllIkesne

CITY OF BROWN CITY Resolution Number 16-04

A RESOLUTION TO THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION EXPRESSING THE BROWN CITY COUNCILS CONCERN WITH THE

INSTALLATION OF DTE ENERGY SMART METERS AND A REQUEST TO EXPLORE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY EFFECTS

WHEREAS OTE Energy has begunlhe installation ofnew mele to CU$lomers in Michigan ThumtNlleA oommunities~ replacing existing meters with srcaUed Smart meters that is electric meters which viH broadcast information to the utility company using radio frequencies and

WHEREAS DTE Energy has indicaled thaI il will at some point begin installotion of Smart mete in the City of Brown City and

WHEREAS Smart mel provide benefit 10 utilities by allowing remole meter reading by among other things eiiminating the need for someone to go onto each utility customers property to read a meter and possibly offering residents lower electric rates at non~peak times and

WHEREAS a significant number ofpeople including residents or the Cil) of Brown City have expressed heir roucems 10 this Council hom potential health effects ofthe Smart melers as well tIS other concerns regarding lheir universal deployment in the City and

WHEREAS although the City COlmcil is inforoted that it is without jurisdiction to directly regulate Smart meters exclusive jurisdiction over them residing with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) the City Council believes it is appropriate to assist its citizens in obtaining consideration of their issues by requesting careful review thereof by tbe MPSC

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROWN CITY that

I The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perform a careful analysis fbe potential health and safety effilltts which may result from the univernal installation of Smart meters for electric and gas utilities

2 The MPSC is further requested to consider delaying the deployment of Smart mete pending a conclusion by the MPSC following coreful study lJd review that such met are safe and will have neither short-term nOr tong~term negative consequences to the health of the citizens of the City of Brown city and the State of Michigan generally

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3 The MPSC is asked to carefully examine other concerns regarding tbe deployment of Smart meters as may be sllbmilled 10 them by Tcside nls of the City of Brown Cily and lhe Stale of Michigan so as to insu re that all aspects or the issues are considered before final dctennination is mnde with respect 10 such deplo)111enl

4 The MPSC is funher asked to consider requi ring public lllilit ies to allow customers with appropriate medica l docwnellHll ion of their ind ividualized risks to opt out of SmOtrl me ter installation at their homes

5 The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perfoml a ca reful analysis ofrhe potential privacy issues regard ing available and fut ure SOlan meter technology

6 All resol Ulions inconsistent with [he foregoing resolut ion be and the same h~reby an repealed to the c-tent of such inconsi stency

The fo regoing Resolul ion was ofJered on May 9 20J 6 by Councilmember William Nailers and seconded by Counci l member Dan Loulzenhiser There folloed a Ro ll Call VOle with four (4) Councilmembers present eM Jacobson -alSlnl eM Louzenhiser-yes eM Mclvorycs eM Milkr-yes eM Parks-absent eM Wal(~rsmiddotyes

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A QUORUM BFING PRESENT - MOTION DECLARED CARRIED

I Juonii a M Smilh (ily Clerk o(the City or Brown Cit) hereby cen iry thallhe foregoing is tru and complelc copy orn resolutiOlllldoplcd by rhe Cily Counc il o r th~ government ofrhc City of Brown City County orSonilac Sl3te of Michigan al a regular mecting hcld on May 9 2016 and thai said m~etin ~ was conducted M d public notice of sa id mecling WaS given pursuam to and in fuJI compliance with Ih Oren Meelings Act bein Ac t 267 Public ActS o( Michigan 1976 and thaI the mimlles of ~a id meeting Wlfe kepi nnd ill be U f have been made available as requ ired by said Act

---1 L ~ r f - ~ _-7~~----~_ -c lt-1 JUClnilil M Smi th City Cleek City or Brown City Sanilac Count y Michigltln

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RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THEAlIIUrv OF Clrv IEStDENTS AND PROnIffY OWNERS TO EUlCITO OPTmiddotOUT OF RECEMNG

ADVANCED UTilITY MmRS (SMART METElISl

The followIng preamble and resolution were offered by Coundlmember ~1 i t hoe J ~rL_~ and SlIpp-orted bV Councflmemher ~~__k Ll pa n __~

WHEREAS OTE Energy SVIARl meters (SMART rn~ters) are 0lltidern electrIc metirs which end elect(ic meter readings dutomatlcaty bv using a radio frequency nehvorK rather than 11 uarlitronal on-site ~te( reading method lind

WHEREAS DTt fnargys actively Installing SMART meters throughout southeastern Mlchigan And has recently moaJfed 11

latter to the City of caro pemin1na to the ability of City residents to opt-our of f(Celving a SMART meter and

WHEREAS a numberQf CIty residents have exprltssed tomems regarding negative health conditIons that may reson from the use of SMART meters the a(CUuKY ofSMART meters and the possibmty that th~ uS of SMART meters may contribute to Ute loss of personal Jlrivacy aod

WHEREAS the Mict~an Public SeNke ComPlisston has receotlydedded to lnvesligate seve-fal Il$pea$ pertalnloji to the use and installation of SMART metm and

WHOtpoundA5 the Mlthigan Public Service Commission tlSi a tompomml cf this lmt~stigation is requesting thai utmW comPanles disclose Information rega-rdltli tM po-tential adverse hearth effects associated with (he use of SMART metetS and

WHEREAS th~ City of CarD Council i$ charged with securing and defendioe the overall health safety_ aod welfare of the ldenU of the aiy and their guests

NOW THEREFORE BE rr RESOlVED that the City of (arc Council her) supports the abillty of Its residents and property owoe~ to elect to o-pt-out of receiving SMART meters m$taIJed

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Cam Coune supports the invGSlgat1ltm by the Mkhigan Public Servlce Commission of SMART meters

THIS RESOLUTiON DECLARED ADOPTED nus 5 DAV OF August 20131 ClerkITreasufac of 1M City of Cam State of Michigan do hereby certify tNt thE foraolng Resolution was duly adopted by the City of cam Council during its regular meeting Mid in the Municipal BunOlng in the Clty of Carcent on August 2013

Resolution It 16-201~ June 6 2016

RESOumON A RESQUJTiON SUPPORTING MfCHIGAN HOUSE BtLl4916 OR SIMIlAR IEGtsJATlON AND SUPPORTING THE AmUTY OF TOWNHSIP R6U)poundNTS TO CHOOSE TO HAVE AN ANALOG EtECTfUC AND GAS MEml RATHER THAN ASMART (ADVANCEtll MErE

WHEREAS smart meters are computerized electr1c meters that send electric meter readings to the utility via radiofrnquency radiation multiple times per day and

WHEREAS analog meters are manualJy read electromechanical meters that have accurately

measured the electrtc consumption of homes and busfnessesfor over acentury and

WHEREAS DTE Energy (the utility) is repiaclng exJs1ing utility meters with smart (oka advanced or AM) meters and

WHEREAS DTE EnelY plans to replace all meters with either the fully functioning smart meier orthe smart meter with the radlofrequency turned off (opt-out meter) and

WHEREAS the opt~()ut meter must be manoa read In the same way analog and nooshytransmitting digital meters must be read and

WHEREAS the IItl1ity in fts testimony berore the Pub1c $ervlce CQmmission in U-17053 has stated that the nonMtransmltting smart meter performs no functions not already performed by the analog electric meter and

WHEREAS the utility charges the residentJa customer $6720 to have the norHransmitting opt-out smart meter In place of the fully functionIng smart meter and

WHEREAS the cost of lealllng In piace an existing analog meter is $000 thus creating an unnecessary charge on the customer who does not wish to have a smart meter on their home Or business and

WHEREAS some persons on fixed lncomesare unable to afford the opt-out fees and

WHEREAS the utlJlty does not permit businesses to opt out and

WHEREAS1 citIzens of this oommunity have expressed many concerns about this replacement Including concerns about the health effects of mdlofrequency radIation and the voltage transients and harrnonfcs (line noise) generated by smart meters concerns about privacy and hacking concerns about fire safety and fire hazards concerns about Impending time-ofltse rates and resultant increases In electric bills and conterns aoout remote shut-off and

WHEREAS many residents in the State of Michigan have reported negative health symptoms after the installation of smart electric meters or rnm-transmittlng opt-out meters on their homes and

WHEREAS some residents of the State of Michigan have reported that their smart meter has cau~ht fire or exploded or have reported flickering lights and appliance short-outs Immediately after a smart meter was installed and

WHEREAS the Township of Vassar has worked tirelessly to attract positive Investment while rejecting those that put our health environment and quality of life at risk and

WHEREAS the Vassar Township Board of Trustees ts charged with securing and defending the overatl health safety and welfare of the residents of the Township and their guests and

WHEREAS the electromagnetic frequencies emitted and generated bV these meters have been snown by tens of thousands of scientific studies since the 19305 to harm biological systems and therefore may pose a serious long~term threat to the health of our cltlzensj and

WHEREAS customers with a disability under the Americans with DlsabIHtles middotAct may not be charged for accommodation of their disability and

WHEREAS both the nonmiddottransmittlng smart meter and the analog meter accurate IV measure electricity usage and whereas both must be read by a meter reader therefore making them indlstlngulshable for purposes of metering customer electrical usage and

WHEREAS smart meters have not been mandated by the federal or state government and

WHEREAS our Township is committed to providIng equal opportuntty and quality of rife for all and to removing full barriers to participation In public nfe on the basts of dlsabnity and

WHEREAS OTE has been unresponsive to these customer concerns and

WHEREAS House 81114916 would address these concerns without Impacting the utilitys ability to Install smart meters on the homes and busInesses of those who want a smart meter

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Vassar Township Board of Trustees supports the ability of OTE customers to not partidpate in the smart meter program on their homes and businesses and to have their electricity usage measured by an analog meter without suffering financial penalties or Incurring monthly charges as outlined in House 81114916 and that an analog option be offered in perpetuity to all uttllty customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar TownshIp Board ofTrustees calls upon the Chair of the House Energy Policy Committee the members oftne Energy Polhy Committee the state representative for our dlstrtct the state senator for our district the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Attorney General to do all In their power to ensure passage of House 81114916 and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar Township Soard ofTrustees calis upon the above-mentioned persons and governmental entitles If House 81114916 Is not passed in this legtslative session to do all In their power to ensure passage of legislation In the future that will ensure that utility customers have the right to have an anakJg meter on their homes or

middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

Vassar Township Clerk ~~--=-~

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WHOLE HOUSE RATE OPTIONS YM sevb rr~ ar provldedthrOOQll OM ~rllftolshJf

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R~dnl lal [ el rr c 5E-vl r Ra te Power Supp1r ehaV Fht T7 kWll d-y tapacity [tMrw bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull bull bullbullbullbull bullbull l06SC kWh ~[IH9V 4U7t P1 ~MI

AdditioMl kWh CitpKtty (nerqyH AS90C kWh ~ EneW 761lt PH kWh

OIv~ V (l1li1 Seltviu~ 5750 permorltn lilA Crfdlt bull$150 Pl month Distribution kWh bullbullbullbull bullbull bullbull bullbullbullbull 5lt130( pef kWll

~aIr loin oIoIIIUrIriIUy un to 1pm 10_ SUPII ly C I~ JuM IIrouqh Odc btf

oo-pealr kWh ~y~___u ~_1IWb ~y tneltgy 415t per kWh

AI ortmiddotpe~ kWh ClIpadly EIIOIJ O9COC per kWh Non-Capadty Cnor1V bull4J5lC kWh

NoW1Tlbef trvouqIIlo4~y

All on-peak kWh ~poundnH0y ~(nefQY

AlIllf-peak Clttp~(hy Cnorqy O679C Pltr kWh NolCIocgtyeniy EIgteOY 4751lt PH kWh

oN_V(O1 ~Chalt~ bull $5(l per mollh Oistrll)Jioll kWn CY al-roond) bull543(X per kWl1

Tlgtis rail fHI~~ thrH rrb t~ 4S 1M U CJitk~ Petlt priaff ttY d~ys wM Cril (ArP61llt e~ au callfll It r~)OUI~ro-I~~ ~~ Power ~ppIV Chltlr Onpuk MOMI) rldy 3 pm to 1 pm

AI on1nk kWh ~ [ JWl9bull bull bullbull bull bull bull __ bullbull 9759lt per kWh Non-~ItfMfQV bull 4049 ~~Wh

MId-jMk MOIIdiy bull nidi) 1 am to 3 pm 7 pm to n pm AI mId-oeak kWh

cKMy (-y bull 4OO5C Pltf kWII N~ity (otIQY 4049lt per kWll

OflP~~k 11 prI to 1 un and all dy S~hlrdy ound y nd -I1rIItd~

u oIt-aIlt kWh ~Itv Enerqy 0554C per kW~ Noo-c~clty (neroy 4049C per ~Wh

(Crtlieal PHIl _ ts cIInIQ on-pfU Worodly rriGay1o eo hours IIlaquo VN~ IIrtIttI ___ notl~)

All a1tlQl~peaK_Wh $09 I)et kWh Non-cpyenMy Eneroy bull 4049t per kWh

Oli~y CII9U OsIrWiontwto 5A)o( r- kWh Slaquoviltoc~ $750 p rrnonl h

~ onI-t 10 pIY1tWlMUy rsliJiftJ MltIrlc spIKI igtNfinQHtWdfhrOltJfJh_n-el8 f(X1y_ __ ~trloltlo Dtlt_1lOISJ

p~ w Sullfy Co Junt 11Ir0U9h OClobt

nrsl 11 kWn r- (Iv CiPM~ypoundnetQY bull l2l7 r- kwto NonCaPM~y ( QY ~616( per kWh

AddJlioNI kWll C~y~ bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbull 414IC IltI~Wh Hon-Cipadtyu-QY ~ 616( PfrkWll

Novembtf Ihrovfjh May -sl 20 kWh per dIy

cplaquoIlyEnHQ __ bull l844lt IltI kWtl HonltopJodl yOWrQY ~ 6OC PftkWll

A~lloMlkWh C~y [JWlQL bull QS5l( Pft kWII N~y[NQY lt11616lt pekWlgt

Ot lgtY CIgta 9n 5ervice CNrqe S75O per monlh ObI iIlUtlon kNh (YtlOOIl~ 5A)OC per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

r nlllIIpllbl~ Sp~c COndltlOnllllJ R~ r (CooICYIr(nt J

rills rale Is for ( tntr aItd iii $(Un ~I ~

~r~ 01 bull Iowff SLnraquoItf Ie IMl GIfl sr

)011 up W 8 perrMI OIl lhec porliotl 01 yoor ~ WIgtM )OUmt ~hsllJla ~e

mliff tNt briefly loltHnoP yoor air c~kgtrlIn9 to mHt l)l~ ()( ~IJIon Jswn Powe S_1y CtgtlO ~tNOUQhOd_ ~rr E1letQl __bullbullbullbull ~bullbullCIooIo99t ptllIIIIII N~y EnerQy bull J7eJ( pel kWn

Hclyentmbtr INIy capdtyE~ bullbull 2-97)( per kwto NooltlIJClty EMfoY ~7BJ( PI( kWh

OIlYery CaQe o ~MoeChilr~ (JuneIIlrQUQhOctOberI bull Sl95 per mon1h ontritlrJtlon kWh 1Yf0IIIIl) SltII3OC ptr kWh

ThIs iMe ls~ for cusOtlllaquoS who UW laquoshyIrk wafff IIHI~ for unitVYO flJr(1OStlo Coniroled 5laquoYIce tlnlt~)

Power Supply ChQtt mm C~ PM1tY [JWlIIV 1915 per kWh Non-~PKity rneW 25lt116( PH kWf

o~rv Cltqn 5efvice ChMe bullbullbull S1Igt per mont Oist ribullon kWh 5430 per kWh

Gorolhcrmel Tlmr of DaV Ratr

~l(USM~r~ nun 10 1pm Po Supply Ch O~

Jun 11II 0ltJqh (klobelt AU onpek kWh

C8C)yeniI- (net9Y 9nsc 1 kWh Nooltpady (Mrqy 2814lt per kwtl

AW offmiddotptallt IltWh CIpyenty Ene rQ~ 13J5 per ~Wh NotrCapodty E9Y 284 pot kWh

NovmM thrOUlh Mil All onPIWlt ~Wh

CeplKlly ( neroy U ODlt perW1 N~ity [MrQy 28l4lt pw kWh

AIIo1~ kWh Clpa(M ~ EJWl 9r lAJX ~r kW IIon-ltapac lly ~roy UtA C PE ~W~

tullv~ry C~qu seritl Charge 6]0( 1 day Distribution kWh (YeaHOllM) 4703C per kWh

Expertnlal Ellcl n c Vehcle Ra tl

Opt ion 1 Tlmt of Ot~ kino On~ fKIltfi McIl(I6y-FrkUly il4m 10 1Ipm Po Sypply CIlaQu

OfgtpaiI kWh calhy poundnto OVbull 6 779C IltI~Wh

NonQpadty EnerQY 9012C perkWh I oIIpuk kWh ~yEnlaquoQY 1695lt pelttWIgt Hon~ poundJWIIJ( 22silt pelt ~Wh

Oell~ery C~~ Servll a r~f $95 IXr morgtIh 1)sI IbuIkWh bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbullbull gtA)OC 1 kWh

09tlon1 Monthly F r~ ( UIgtf ~v~ l1Ut~ly) loonIlIIy I~ of $4511 ~r yellko IrKIYClINJ sur(narO ~Igtdcedillo

OTHER RATE OPTIONS

JllGrHnPowermiddot 1QIuntwy ~ffgtMJY IIfJ1fMl withgt( fnd soIM In Ofe _e ItrTitrxy lor ClISton1ft$ no dfth to IgtbVP ~ O(fdtflt potion of IMH elt(lrc IlSf ~trlbvtf( 10 r-ok(t~J ( ntDII(IfJtJ wpporI lhe ~ of __ftlWltIHI9InM~uvnmoreal

miQrotnpOWercOfll

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HiI~ Le-n motp ll dtHn rQycomQrHnovlTlflts

Ht t MetfrlnQ - A dlt option IMI promolft ~M (RgtUrn~ HIW~ eledtijtrusi19 f~r~tS IUmlY reaMgt MtVOYcndiU ~ 1M power bull

rloltlllt ~bull -IIH atdits_ 1gt1_ TIIO _101 _oolltn o$JJ _h_ _ ~NO 6~ yo __ ~ TolnOUII -rI_Ul l~lbull _ _ cmM(RW~ _ __ oS1S) _~__ -- OI _nn

-ltoaH-r lot ~__bull loftol -~ hoon lOIIu _ _ _ _ WD_ __ bull__middot OO ____ _ __bullbull __ ~ bull _ OII ltIIyen -gtI_ ~ _ ~

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WHOLE HOUSE RATE OPTIONS TIese service rates are provided throuqh one meter to a singJt or double OCCVPMlCY dwelin9

Residential ElectriC Service Rate Powe Suppfy CharOe First 17 kWh per dAY Capacity Energy bull 1065C JlE kWh NOItltapacily EntltVbullbullbull 4 767( PErkWh

Additional kWh capacity Energy 4590C per kWh Non-Capacity Enerqy bullbullbull 4751( per kWh

Delivery CNiroes 5efvice (halVe $750 per rnonl h RIA Credit middot $750 per monlh Di5tribvtlon kWhbullbull 543OC per kWh

Time of Day Rate-

On-peak h(Wrs MonCJay-rriday n Um 10 7 pm Power Supply CnarQes June through Octo~r

All on-peak kWh I Capactty Enerqy t2048C per-kllh N~lty EnenlY bull 4757lt per kWh

All otf-peak kWh capacity Energy bull bull 090OC Pfi kWh NonlaquoJpaci ty EnefQY bullbullbull 4757lt per kWh N~ IhrOU911 May

All on peak kWtl Capacity Energy bull 944OC per kWh Non-caPbCity Energy bullbullbullbull bull 4 757lt per kWh

AU oH-peak kWh Capacil y (nergybullbull bull o679C per kWh Non-capaclly Energy 4757( per kWh

fXgtltvery CllalQu Service Charge bull $750 per month Olstribvtlon kWh (YeaNovnd) 543O( per kWh

DynamiC Peak PnclnQ Rate This rate features th~ price tiers as well as Critical Peak prices for days when Critical Peak events are caIed It requires YO1f home to have the aovanced electric meIer Poer Supply Cllarg ~s Onpeak Monday Friday 3 pm to 7 pm

All on peak kWh Capacity EnerQt bullbull 9759C per kWh NOfIltQapacltt Energy 4049C per kWh

Mi(1)eilk MoIIdIlY friday am to 3 pm amp 7 pm to I pm All midpeak kWh

Capacity poundnerQy bullbullbull bullbullbull bullbull Aoose per kWh Non-tapaclty Enerqy bullbull bull 4Q49 per kWh

Off-peak 11 pm to 7 am and all day Saturday Sunday and desiQna~ holidays

All o ff-peak kWh capacity Enerqybullbullbull 0554( per kWh Nonltapacity (nergy 4 049( per kWh

(Critical Puk events dJrlnQ on-puk hours MondayshyFriday Ilmlto to eo lIours per year with ~vance notite

All criti calpeak kWh 5091 per kWh Nonltpatity Enerqy 4049C oer kWh

D1 Uv~ry Cha r Oes Oistribution kWh bull bull 543OC per kWh Service cMfQe $750 per month

Space HeatlOq Rate AfJPied oNy 10 ~miJOeflfr instilUed electric s~ce heltllin9 S(lrwct 11100011 0fIe meier IOn) II~f to KIU$MOIrIJ IlaquoWd on this tltf ~I(r 10 ~ 17 lOIS

PO tl Supply 0 J~ trrouOh October

(irst T7 kWh per day capacity [ MrQy bullbullbullbull bull bullbull bullbullbullbullbull bull bull 1217lt per kWh NOOCapacily Energybullbullbullbull bullbull d61b( per kWh

Additional kWn Capacity Energy bullbull 4741C per kWh NonmiddotCapaclly[nerqybullbull bullbullbull bull 4 616( per kWh

November through May (IrS 20 ~Wh per dat

Capacity ElKrQY bullbullbull 1844( per kWh NonCapaclty Ener9Y bull 4616C per kWh

Addi l lonal kWh Capacity [ ne((lY 0553lt per kWh Non-Capaci ty Ener9y 4616lt per kWh

Oeltvery C~afl)e ~

Service CllltlIqe 5750 per month Dislrlbullon kWh cYeM-roundl bull 5430lt per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

lnteruptlbte Space Conditioning Rate (CooICurrent s middot ) Thfs rale is (01 cmlraJ air 1M air $ltNrce hfijt wmps 7alltp adYanlaQe o( a ICYWef w mmer ra te thai C8II stlf

you vp to 18 (Jercf(ll on the coolf19 POfUOII oJ yotn energy bill wtlEn you e()(oII we istaN aseparate melpI lha1 clO briHIy IIIIerrvpt your air cMdilicnif9 to mee system or oeneratlon Issues POwer Supply ChArQe$

June throuQh October ~Enervv middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddot_middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotO499( perllWti f Non-Capacity Energy bull bull bull 3783lt per kWh

November thrOU(jh MAV Capaci ty Ener9Y bull2973( perkWh Non-Capaclty Energy bull3783lt Pfr kWh

Oellvery C~arQes Service Charge (June Ihrough October) bull $195 per month DisltiolJlion kWh (YeaOlJIdl 543OC per kWh

WatN Heating Strvce Rate

This rate Is a~alllJble for customers Who use an elecshy(ric wdler hedler tor sanitary pJrpos eJ Controlled service (Interrupt ible)

PO Wff Supply Charoes AU kWh Capacily Enerqy 1915lt per kWh NonltapaClty Energy bullbullbull bullbullbull2546( per kWh

Oelover y CharQes Service Charge bullbullbullbullbullbullbull5195 per month DiStribution kWh bullbullbullbullbullbull bullSA30C per kWh

DLWd-I On1J(aJL hOCJrs POIIef Supply

June throug AIfOfl~ak

Capacity NonCapi

Alt ntfflfak Capacily Non-Cap

November 11 All onpe~k C~pacity l NonCoplt

All olfpeak CapacIty I NoncaP

Dtl lvelY CharI Service Ct Distribut io

Option 1 Time On-pfak hour5 POW~( Supply

All on-peak kl CapacityE Non-(apa(

All oIlpeak k Capacil y [ I Non-Capa(

Delivery ( h~rQ Service Chan Distribution I

Oplion 2 MonU Monthly fee I and credits

OTHER RATE

isect4lM Outdoor ProtE who want sec(J wnere service dteeneroymiddotcon

riisectsectitltj MIGrHnP~

proqram wifh I ferrIOfI (Of c( orealer porl iol ren~wdbe re5(

01 tellWdble e mlQreenpower

GreenCurrent (R[C) basea re he developme a cillties- Learr

Net Meterlnq resource CJe~ r_waDI( re5(

thaI power

l itU1114ii4t An [lKfrit CII(

MltIitIoNi irQNrutlol Ale~~tlHt liutlje(t 10 UlchoJll)ftaflod ceocs lhal ~V by ltate TruHlOen1oa elK1r1 i-vla bull coIltn ~ Sl7S porf mont M ( I~ lor lWd of-llold CM~65yt~1I 01 ~

bull 1ie11c1er1t InaHr1t Crecln (RIAgt Custoowr rneeC 1IQ eIiQibHIIy requ~$ U KehOe bull $150 ~ IIOI)III (rfillllN 0IIId10 110(1 Oul laquoyou OIMIIly (all U~ lt14 8000471741 Rwc~ Of cwIOIrIe1S wno us ill maIOlt porI ion oI11gttlr IKll ley INtng oI1pe~ ron

In Woy lOI6 M ~ s caqe wQ opIit Into rwo ~_ _amplt1 -~irV middot~v u bt11r19 _ nolimPK1 UI jIOtioe yo _ 1 1lt Ienmiddot _ if bull nbolt ~y ltlft wi -1rO 01 CIOI DmOn

Tho rtln ~ IHs tr- If__~ tho ~n IooIk SoooYIltt eo ~~~~~ M 01 A~ult ~ 2018 TheI_ oln ClO no1 _ rcalgtlt NrQoltgt~ lVt[ t chor~ If f Iv P __- Of ltIt r~l -Wc_

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ~ VII sect28 33

sect 9 Compensation of county officers

Sec 9 BoampTds of s upervisors shan have exclusive power to fix the oomp officers not otherwise provided by law

runory Cocst 1963 All VII 9 Elf J I I 9amp yo ConrlNd amp CMII 1908ArI VllJ fR

sect 10 Removal of county seat

Sec 10 A county seat once established shall not be removed until the place nlch it is proposed to be moved shall be designated by two-thirds of the members of the board of supervisors and a majority of the electors voting thereon shall have a pproved the proposed locatioD in the manner prescribed by law

BiotDl)l Co llle3 An VII flO E( JOJJ 1 1964 l~ Con~tllull oD See COllSL ll108Art vrn t )3

sect 11 Indebtedness limitation

Selt 11 No Cltlunty shall incur any indebtedness which shall increase its total debt beyond 10 percent of its assessed valuation

lfiwry Cmol 1963Att VII tllEft Jan i 1i64 Fo e cmtltutlon s Conn 1906 Art vrn U 2

sect 12 Navigable streams permission to bridge or dam See 12 A oavigable stream shall not be hridged or dammed without permission granted by

the board of supervisors or the county as provided by law which pennission shall be subject to such reasonable compensation and otheT conditions as may seem best sui ted to safeguard the rights and interests of the county and political subdivisions the rein

QJO Cotgtu I~ Art VII U2 Ert Jan I 100 Fou eonia o 8M eo 180SArt vrn tl~

sect 13 Consolidation of counties approval by electors Sec 13 Two or more contiguous counties may combine into a Slagle county if approved in

each affected county by a majority of the electors voting on the quest ion IIUtDrr- eo t 1961Arr Vl t 13 Ell J 1 1964

sect 14 Organization and consolidation of townships Sec 14 The board of supervisors of each organized county may organize and consolidate

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Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

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Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

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JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

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Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

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Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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CUSTOMER ICOUNTY OF TUSCOLA

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Partnering with you to deliver value-driven solutions

A Planned Service Agreement with Johnson Controls provides you with a customized service strategy designed around the needs of your facility Our approach features a combination of scheduled predictive and preventative maintenance services that focus on your goals

As your building technology services partner Johnson Controls delivers an unmatched service experience delivered by factory-trained highly skilled technicians who optimize operations of the buildings we Nark Vllith creating productive and safe environments for the people within

By integrating our service expertise with innovative processes and technologies our value-driven planned service solutions deliver sustainable results minimize equipment downtime and maximize occupant comfort

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PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL FOR COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

Dear Mike Miller

We value and appreciate your interest in Johnson Controls as a service provider for your building systems and are pleased to provide a value-driven maintenance solution for your facility The enclosed proposal ouUines the Planned Service Agreement we have developed on your facility

Details are included in the Planned Service Agreement summary (SChedule A) but highlights are as follows

bull In this proposal Ne are offering a service agreement for 2 Years starting 0810112019 and ending 07312021

bull The agreement price for first year is $1302000 see Schedule A Supplemental Plice and Payment Terms for pricing in subsequent years

bull The equipment options and number of visits being provided for each piece of equipment are described in Schedule A Equipmentlisl

As a manufacturer of both mechanical and controls systems Johnson Controls has the expertise and resources to provide proper maintenance and repair services for your facility

Again thank you for your interest in Johnson Controls and we look forward to becoming your building technology sarvices partner

Please contact me if you have any questions

Sincerely

William Rasco Service Manager (866) 635-1392

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Benefits of Planned Service A Planned Service Agreement with Johnson Controls will allow you to optimize your buildings facility performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a value-driven solution thai fits your specific goals delivered wilh the attention of a local service company backed by the resources of a global organization 5 VALUfS 9_--_- shyWi th this Planned Service Agreement Johnson -- shy

Controls can help you achieve the following five objectives

1 Identify Energy Savings Opportunities Since HVAC equipment accounts for a major portion of a buildings energy usage keeping your system performing at optimum levels may lead to a significant reduction in energy costs

2 Reduce future Repair Costs Routine maintenance may maximize the life of your equipment and may reduce equipment breakdowns

3 Extend Asset Life Through proactive faclory-recommended maintenance the life of your HVAC assets may be extended maximizing Ihe relum on your investment

4 Ensure Productive Environments Whether creating a comfortable place where employees can be productive or controlling a space to meet specialized needs maintenance can help you achieve an optimal environment for the work Ihalls being accomplished

5 Promote Environmental Health and Safety When proper indoor conditions and plant requirements are maintained business outcomes may be improved by minimizing sick leave reducing aCCidents minimizIng greenhouse gas emissions and managing refrigerant requirements

All of the services we perform on your equipment afe aligned with -The 5 Values of Planned Maintenance and our technicIans understand how the work they perform can help you accomplish your business objectives

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Personalized Account Management A Planned Service Agreement also provK1es you with the support of an entire team that knows your site and can closely work with you on budget planning and asset management Your local Johnson Controls accounl management team can help guide planned replacement energy relrofits and olher building improvement projects Youll have peace of mind that an entire learn of skilled professionals vlill be looking out for what is best for your facility and budget

A Culture of Safety Johnson Controls technicians take safety seriously and personally and integrate it into everything they do All of our technicians participate in regular and thorough safety training Because of their personal commitment we are a leader In the HVAC service Industry for workplace safety performance This means that you do not have to worry about us when we are Q1 your site

Commitment to Customer Satisfaction Throughout the term of your Planned Service Agreement we will periodically survey you and use your feedback to continue 0 make improvements to our service processes and products Our goal is to deliver the most consistent and complete service experience possible To meet this goal weve developed and implemented standards and procedures to ensure you receive the ultimate service experience - every time

Energy amp Sustainability A more sustainable world one building at a time - Johnson Controls is a company that started more than 125 years ago with a product that reduced energy use in buildings Weve been saving energy for customers ever since Today Johnson Controls is a global leader in creating smart environments whers people IIe INOfk and play helping to create a more comfortable safe and sustainable world

The Value of Integrity Johnson Controls has a long proud history of integrity We do what we say we will do and stand behind our commitments Our good reputation builds trust and loyalty In recognition for our commitment to ethics across our global operatIons we are honored to be named one of the Worlds Most Ethical Companies by Ethisphere Institute a leading think tank dedicated to business ethics and corporate social responsibility In addition Corporate Responsibility Magazine recognizes Johnson Controls as one of the top companies in its annual 100 Best Corporate Citizens list

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Service Plan Methodology As part of Ihe delivery of this Planned SeNiee Agreement Johnson Conlrols will dedicate a local customer service agent responsible for having a clear understanding of the agreement scope and your faCility procedures and protocols

A high-level overview around our service delivery process is outlined below including SCheduling emergency service on-sile paperwork communication and performing repairs outside of the agreement scope

Scheduling Preventative maintenance service will be SCheduled using our automated service management system In advance of the scheduled service visit our technician is sent a noUce of service 10 a smartphone Once the technician acknowledges the requesl you customer service agent witt call or a-mall your on-site contacl to let you know the start date and type of service scheduled

The technician checks in wears personal protective equipment perfonns the lask(s) as assigned checks oul with you and asks for a screen capture signature on the smartphone device A work order is then e-mailed faxed or printed for your records

Emergency Services Emergency service can be provided 7 days a week 24 hours a day 365 days a year During normal business hours emergency service will be coordinated by the customer service agent After hours weekends and holidays the emergency service number transfers to the Johnson Conlrols after-hours call center and on-calt technicians are dispatched as needed

Johnson Controls is committed to dispatching a technician within hours of receiving your call through the service line A work order is e-malled faxed or printed for your records Depending on the terms of your agreement you may incur charges for after hour services

Communication A detailed communication plan will be provided to you so you know how often we will provide information to you regarding your Planned Service Agreement The communication plan will also provide you w ith your main contacls at Johnson Controls

Approval Process for Non-Covered Items Johnson Controls will adhere 10 your procurement process No work will be performed outside 01 the agreement scope without prior approval Johnson Controls will work with you closely to ensure your procurement process is followed before any non-covered Item work is started

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Comprehensive and Operational Inspections During comprehensive and operational inspections Johnson Conlrols w ill perform routine checks oltha equIpment for common issues caused by normal wear and tear on the equipment Additionallests can be run to confirm the equipments pertormance

Routine maintenance such as lubrication cleaning and lightening connections can be performed depending on the type of equipment being serviced Routine maintenance is one of the keys to the five values of maintenance -It can help identify energy saving opportunities reduce futUre repair costs extend asset life ensure productive environments and promote health and safety

Combustion Analysis

Combustion analysis and subsequent adjustments are critical to efficient boiler operation Boiler fuel whether natural gas or oil must burn in the proper combination of fuel and air (oxygen) Poor combustion can create soot deposits on the tubes impairing heat transfer Incomplete combustion can also lead to the potential formation of CO (carbon monoxide) an odorless gas that can harm occupants In the mechanlcat room andlor building Johnson Controts technicians will analyze the flue gas to determine If optimal fuellair ratios are present

Operational VisltlControls System Verification Based on our exper1ise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance and calibrations on the equipment controller for your mechanfcal equipment The inspection includes the following tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel

bull Review of alarms points which are offline out of service and overridden points

bull l ocal baclltup of controller program

Advantages Provides proactive Identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments identify energy efficiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

Operational VisitSupervisory Controls System Verification Based on our expertise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance on the supervisory controllers and servers in your Metasys system The inspection includes the follOoving tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel and cleaning as needed bull Review of alarms points which are offli ne out of SeNtce and overridden points bull l ocal backups of controllers objects and server repoSitories bull Review security database and ensure default passwords are Changed

Advantages Provides proactive identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments Identify energy effICiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

TowerfBasin Cleaning During operation a cooling tower becomes a natural repOSitory for wind-blown debris This debris has a tendency to collect In the towers sumpbasin Johnson COI1trols technicians will clean the lower and basin 10 prevent blockage and pOlenllal damage to critical system

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components This service does not include chemicallreatment required to control or eliminate biohazards such as Legionella unless chemical water trealment services have been added as a separate option

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Summary Thank you for considering Johnson Controls as your building technology services panner The following agreemenl document Includes all the details surrounding your Planned Service Agreement

With planned service from Johnson Controls youll get a value-driven solution that can help optimize your building controls and equipment performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a solution that fits your specific goalS delivered with the attention of a local seNice company backed by the resources of a global organization

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IScope of Service

Johnson ContrOls Inc r Jcq and the Cuamplomer (colledively the -Parties) agree Preventative MaintenslCe SelVlces as defined in Schedule A r Services) will be provided by JCI aihe Customers facitily This Planned Service Agreement the Equipment U s Supplementat Price and Payment Tefms Terms and CondJUons and Schedule5 attached hereto and incorporated by this reference as if sellor1h funy herein (ColecUvely the Agreement) cover the rights and obligations of both the Customer and JCt

Extended Service Options for Premium Coverage

If Premium Coverage is selected on-sile repair services to the equipment will be provided as specified in this Agreemenl for the equipmenllisted in Ihe attached Equipment Us

IEquipment List

Only the equipment listed in the Equipment Lisl will be covered as part of this Agreement Any changes to the Equipment Lisl must be agreed upon in writing by both Parties

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ThIs Agreement takes effect 0fI 0810112019 and will continue until 0713112021 (Originaj Term) The Agreement will aUlomalicatty renew on a year-Io-year basis after the Onglnal Teon ends unless Ihe Customer Of JCI gives the other writte n notice il does not wam to renew The nolice must be delivered al least (45) days prior 10 the end of the Original Term or of any renewal period The Orignal Term and any renewal periods are sometimes collect ively referred to in this Agreement as the Term Renewal price adjustments are discussed in the Terms and Conditions

IRefrigerant Charges

Refrigerant is nOllncluded under this Agreemenl and wilt be billed separately to the Customer by JCt

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IPrice and Payment Terms

The lolal Contract Price for JCIs Services duringlhe 1st year of the Original Term is $1302000 This amount will be paid to JCI in Annual Installments Pricing for each subsequent year of a mul1iyear Original term Is sel forth in the Supplemental Price end Paymenl Terms All payments will be due and payable within 30 days of Ihe invoice date and SUCh IImely payment by Customer shall be a condition precedenl 10 JCIs obligation to perform lis Services A penalty of one and a half percent (15) of the amount due per month shall accrue for payments received after the payment due date Renewal price adjustments are set looh in the Terms and Conditions

Invotoes wil be senllo the following lOcation

TUSCOLA COUNTY COURTHOUSE 125 W LINCOLN ST CAROMI48723

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1 BMIC tOVUIAGE means Sc~cdolcd Sfrlce Vblil DIu klgttduled ScM Mllelllb un)el excluded hom thl Ag~JTfnl No PillS tqUlllttltl Re9IIlr labOlt (I Rtjlll ~t_II bullbullbull praldd o unde 8ASI((ovtIAGpound

2 PJl(MIUM (OV(RAGE m~ti ~C COVE RAG E plUI Re~I lO bar R~Pllf Mi~b lunltu flucl~ ffom the I trgttrtl) II (VlgtIOtMf hlll Od~td PRE MIUM COV~AAGt lei wil InsPlaquo the Coveted f~ulpmenl wilhln lOI1Y~ (~S) d~ of the dilll 01 lIlll Alrtemtnt Qf U Ifuanll oropellJ1lo~a(and~ ioru permit JCI wlU l~en adYl (unome II iel rM~ it nyCovO)f ecl Equlprnent nal wallinS ode o In ed of IfPillr Whh CUllome 1 ePlgtov~1 ICI I perlofm 1M wok nc(eu~ 10 11 tht (ovc~d lqulpm r nt plope woklnt (oMltion $ubJOCI to tile tem of Ihls AIeemen ( UStOme wlU ~~v 10 IIKII k al CI 1~1Id~d Jl te for PII iIltId Iobor In effampt at Ik~ me 11111 the work I pfOlmed II (10m doel not wonlJO ttt perlo m Ihe k lcl1Otlfed ~tlttn bv JCr n ~ ~Qulpment theby fletled wllllgte~ If(1m the lilt of C_fd foulpmtnlad theConlfKl PfIr1 wjj MI)tIlltlt KtOfi Should CusiOlM not mairf len ffomcred 1gt11 Of poltced wlth the modfoed PRpoundMIUM (OVpoundRAGt Cl IIefVeS Iht Iampht 10 olee Cwlamt for Ihe (0110 11It111fQUlDmcn Insplaquotion

3 OOfNDro SERVICE munSefYL(CS peformj ou lcl~ Jeri_mol bult hQutgt anclls ilVll lo ~ e ontv CuStCmt f na PREMIUM COVElAGL pound)Cendltgtd $eritc I av~ble etth~ HIS or NO 1 (utomer1 ~ltcl~ Tho ptiQo lOt htended Slce Wcroolen by Cu1tomel II pi n of the tot ol (OnilCl ~lee

4 CONNlCTIO SERVICES If Cu$(lmN I 1 ConfItCad sNlu on v C~td EQlJi~nl ~I tnee Iully dtsOlbed In k hedle A (usto Iy be cqulreltllc Mow KI to InI11 o w iIdj olt roftwil~ to e~ (omluII Qn th (U ltom middot C_td Qulpnt ( Gillilyttev~I In OfllftJO lCl lOdcllYlt (oftKt~ S-Icu on lhe c-acr CQVlpfntL (m0flll ihall pOYIdt I slaquouffllIl_t~_ncnlo 0 allo f_~~ ~a Ic lhe Gaf_~ Oev(C Inoltck 10 fmolcyc(61 - Store ~nd I~nd oj1t Ot me rgtU0M 01 ~(II ScrvIt )(1 will nal ltlSC Cltmtgte(t~ Sf)(e to ~tnOle l~ OP~I or lth es to CUltOmc 1 qtJIpm~nL The GII~ ~t I~n emaln Jell POgtfrty and JCI I Vupon ~unablt rKltKC ove ~ ItfIy time JC1 ~ no ny wn~MY 0 BillI llIln 101M CoMt(led ~ervIlaquoJ

5 R~MOTE MONITORING SERVICES OR REMon OPERAnNG SpoundtViCU If RemOt~ Monllorlne Seflllltn o lemole OPftJ~ ~lceJ ae pgtfOgticlld CUOtnCf fees 10 furnbh lei wll~ IIgtI of the n 111t oddlt e maUl~delbullM pJIO~ ~mlgtelaquo ofU penon lhOtlltd 10 be tcntlatll by 0lt be blt 10 OonUCl lhe IIOC tO ftJ1 ~rm sl)et)flr 11_ UPOR talOn thltC PPOIHI~ I bullbulltlor(y1f JO SeJltlccs lncfuOe tmtrl MOltlo(lfin SffVlcH wilh Open ltId (IDmiddot Cuno 100 it Itt Inh h J(I wllh CUllOtrgte$ (IiII1v alld hold _Int rod cfltWiI

Johnson WJC 2019JotvIson Conlois I ControlsC uS lome C onhcleI1I Do nQI COgt ( ~orlly ~onCIII~1 0lt flIy Otref mad ill) WUI10UI Ih~ eltPHS lien permssion QI JoIIOI1 Co)(rolamp IIIC P()ge 35 0 142

JOHItSON CONTROL~ PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED -OR COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

~thedltJIt$ CVlo mer 3iQC to mlllli arid upd~le l~ tillillill wilh altcult InlOI ffIIl on CUltlDmelt fu(~ bullbullbulle t 10 n01l1y ICI of loU~ (ha nampe IS loon II pOIIbllt lelIIOC Is fIOI -spobif 10 li nd new ootIlICUnumbltm H I~ (onl~CU 0lt1 lit all 11m Mot be reached ma um of t~laquo ~ct It Iowed for I ny Ilmot oil dy If noM 01 Itos ltolltCIS un be ucd tlltn ncIMII C11I()I I~ ROC lIl t rspOlU~e 10 d_ts ( UIO- ill repoMIbie 101 ~00 I I ltOlll 100 ~ Wn lom Customer ffW 0 po~ lmety updates 101 ~nv or th COIltKi lrIotmll lonsubmhlod 10 Ihe ROC

5 CUSTOMER SlRVIC INfOflMUON PORTAL ( mom may be ~ble 10 uUIle ICf CUgtlomelt SeltvIu nlo IIIIIOO PO(il dl1ne Ihe It1ftI 01 1119 H-tnent pu rsu~nl 10 the I~tn ppllcable Term 0 1 UI~ IIteemenl

B 0U1 OF SCOPE SERVlCE5 If dul1nC enyServict Vit KI delrc111 defect in any of Cuotomet t qulpmtnllhtIgt IIO t Covered EQOip~nt undq IhlJ Afltement (In Oul of Seoplt Dof~otmiddotlKI Y lbut lhall have MobIifation 10) fIOlity Cu~ 01 sud Out 01 Sltltraquo- oftct II Culttonw ele(ts 101 JeIIO ep Jgtoth Oul 01 Sca~ ~fce 01 il Jet olMrwiH pMOims Sentieel 0 pr~ _Ieltias Pln_ Ot tqIlpment outside Ihe fCDpe oIlhe StIWlca collenM-ly CuI 01 Scope SeMen- Cullom sltll dlreQ 10 10 01 eh Oul 01 ~ Stnokn IrI wtItlflamp ~nII CUltOIM wu PlY 10lt rn Out or ScOPe SeMltoH ~IIO IIlIndyend lees o hou1y fa II he reultil IgtOlite 01 n Out 01 Sltgpe ~ect Customer ~Ieltts not to etIa~ K I lO RPlIr well Ou l Df~oIect CuSlomer II deffnd nil Indemnify let from IIId Iirlsl lllflndft Ionesdlmos dJ lml COltsnd expenses Ifisl dlrectlyOf Indirf(loul 01 wchOuI oIScopl Delect Any Oul ol Swpe SeMcC ~rlonned by 10 II 1M direction 01 CultOmer PUflv nt 10 Ihis

Seciion IJIIII be lJbI~IIO lhe le ms oIlhlJ eement

C IXClUSIONS Ct Skfl llgtd wrrnty obHIltclll epreuly egtltdud

) the fllMr or ~IMIII 01 cluctwort ~Inp bIneu Iliumfar supporU t_ lilllttsbIHgtIotdltOtIIr and ~neumu( pIf)Inamp Iltd ~l shu afII pipI 1lO11IOIItv tPIlaquot-d 01 malrgtUitJKI on scMdulod balitNI-1InI 01 01 0 pIic plplnt

(b) daoosal 01 hlloudoul_IIK ocfpf H olhtlWbe Pfesslt ptOIfided heln)

(c) clblrl lCllng 01 ehikr ~OIIdef4er WIlt tems d Oilier coltnPltgtlnts fOi blDlald$ such II but nOI Wmlllaquod 10 leamplone~ Unlesl ewt)lltilly slaquolloflll In IhotKopt 01 teN(ts betwe-tn tIM PII Unlen eoplick ty provld for within me scope 01 SfMcd thl iJ Oul of Scope StNkt$M til CultomltfS egtdult-e r ponllbWty 10 mkt ~Hlnt_ts lot wch oervktl with proYide oilgte lhan JO Me-ntlons 01 chll~ tube lelnlnamp condttuer oltnlnc coolnl l_cleanlnamp Of boiler tubt nrc IrI I ny KOpe or It only I~WQfk 10 remow nomlll bullthp 01 dIbriI ~d sctle lube brush cltltllrlamp prfuurt _hln obullbullcld IIuIhlrlJ ReIre 10 well cit doe fIOIlrldlldlti chItInQI cleanl dIsInffltlJo~ g ~ _I IHlmern r~lrN 10 ellminale (ontrOl 01 dSirllect IIIhst bIDtrd$ such IS bul 1gt01 IimIIfO to Leckgtnelllt

dl suwl 1Utltorles 01 items nov comed dIrMI the use of COOterCd (ltIgt~ such flbbons w illgt and ~Mlt

Ie) I~ furnllhlnpound of ~teNli and suppiles lor P4inlln Of rttlnlsllint equllmen

(I) I~ rePiit 01 e~cmenl 01 wIe In ~onduM bud bIetrlnsmlsslo Mnel g the ~ II flOl otgtrmly epllted 0 m~lntId gn I l ohedultd bJl II

(II) rel)laetmenl 01 obsolele paru Ind

(h) d 01 fny Idndlnrllldln bul not Ilmlld 10 ~ C ltlOlt1II Ir1jltJ V dutll opetty mit ~rd 1M ~om of 111 0 i( fliultitIC from

bull Iue mllase Ittlons Idjunme nts ill~U tombiNtlons rnoolfklllorn 0 repoalrJ 10 CO-etCd pound4I1pmen1 nOI ~rf01mtd ptovlaed 0 i9J1fowd Inwlt~ by ICI

bull eluEp ment nOI c~ed by IIIIs tg eement o-r II~CIvntflUi mad e to (ovl td lqulpmenl

bull I CIS 0 omlsslonl 01 the Cullom Iudl but not Ike d 10 1iHi fi ll of lhe (ulOme 10 fulflI lhe 0m ObUtlonl IrId Commllts to Jete) dulbed In ~ctlon f Oll Ms rttt OpefatOl erro CUltOmtTmiddot IIW I 10 (Onduel tgtffltfll~ lnllni n I isulU~ fom CU ltomerl prellous denlll of 10 ItClSS to the C_ed Equipment uld Cullomers f~IIye 10 knp the Sill (lein 1M Iitt 01 dull 111 01 ollie IAniclef a debris ~ sucll CDndilionslre prously txpressJv Itknowledled by JO 11I _1t1flamp

bull siltgt- eliled Ind tlWlromtenl1 rolldillolU IntludJnc but flOl ~mlted 10 POIIfI tllvrs Oll(ul i loni in eleclliul cufTMi (or -~t $UCI) 00 biQhlltdS Wth u but fIOI ~rnlled 10 Lelonc lllo IlIoclIled wilh COnd_l wllI (0011 lower systems ad subcompo~n l Iylleml

D ~AYMNT DIJUGAl1DN

CulIIme Ihal Ply 1M lcts wtl du1n KCOfdlIltt wIIh Int PIYfJItIII It ml prald td lor In lhe llIeemeI Such PIIymtnl II cond~1oP pc~tdnl to 10 ablellon 0 perlam StMcu under 1M e-emtnt In lu v lillny pvchlle o d elllKllo lhi eeme-nl bullbull nd ~~hstancl Ul4le 10 Iht tom theltein Cuslomtr tkAOWledIIOO ftel thlt IofIdU JO IrwoIces 10 an meum _teIhln $15000 lhall be ~Id a nlt wire t~fe check Of money order If IhII rume-n11s rertoedlCttl1 ovide (tmametwlth IlOlite olillyIdjUllmtnlS In the ConllKl Prict appfltlblt 10 Mff_1I period no r Ihn IOflYmiddotfWtjS)dltIys 11lt10lt 10 tIgtt totNMnoemcnl oll~illenewit 1Dcl UnonlOAlaquo In_theetmt at lelll hfTyI30) dIys prior 10 Iht 11( of fuch bullbull~I peiodIN ICfJusled price IIIbull bull bctlht prlre 10 ~ Itn il perlod

E WARftArffiES

JO warrants IIJ $Ic wUI te provided In ood ~d orkmDnllkt mlnner for 90 dyI Irom the elite of Se k ti I Jel eltc ives rlnen nollt e 01 a

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I r PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

bf Ch of Ihi warranty Pl io to the e nd o f this flinty jlnod Jel III -perlOm any no~-tonlor~~ S ~Nilt~ e t no addl11on~1 (~ r8e hhl~ a ltonvn 1y tU5QMble Itm~ of I~ nOIIIllt llon

Jet 1gt lhoit eqvlpmfnl mnuIanued o I~dd bgtj 10 (ilofl fnc 11IiI1 It Irom dellaquou in mIII~ 1 and k hlp 1 lnlam normlluutelOI I period of90dS 1110 1ngtl11J o fumih bullbull pleOI 01 CQulpmenl utl(k tNs Alemen ilnd lhat eQulpmenl Ii cov~red brl nty fom m tnktunr ot~ INn CI 10 wf l llnSI~1 the benefits cl th lt m-nufgtltlue(J waranty it any to Custome and 11 amy lemediebull ~ n clu1III 101 lhal equipment AI ttnJj)OItlkwI (hoi tnwred In _ lion wi(h Ihr wrinty 101 eCllOpmeol1 IftdO 1~1s nol _wd undshythis AeerntnllNtl be bDn~ byCuJIO b eept as poided heern II Jel oltelves in nOlice 01 I ~ ee~ 01 I~b ~rmty PIlot to t~ end 01 tllh rruy pelod JCI will ttPlIr o eplate (n )(1 OPtio nl Ih e delMliv~ equl pmenl

Tllele _nl do II(It IJttend 10 tty ~ltW 01 eltlul~n lhal have bfton rnllUied bull bull Ite ed Or repared byC1I0 CI O IlIItd INfl iel Ihoul 1M supelVi1on 01 nd 110lt lltn Ippt(lvll olIO o WJCI ~t num~ or ranty d tul W bwn rmowd or alured AJ replaccd parts Ct equrgtnMn1 h1 become JCI pro~rty Thb ~rtntv is 1101 lu~b~ W~ nty J~ ~ be provldfd dulnn ncrmal bUllneu hOUlI IXCludll hoII(Ivs The r-dti I fonh hilrtln shltl be to(II~ nd eoltclU1ive medywltllCltlrdllo ny wlfrt nty ( 1lm under thlgt AallefMtlt Anv uit huN _lIIe rrltltv mun be lItauhl no III mn orgtamp II) ~a ftlr lile txPtloon ollhr pplicllble ffanty ~Iod Thlgt IIm(ttUon Is In IItu cr Iny olhe IPPrlublf mlult or 1Imh~1I01 CUSTOM~R FURTHfR ACKHOWLIDGU oVoID AGREfJ THAT THUt WARIUJffifS Aif ICIS SOU WAlIRANTlES ANDTOTHf MAXIMUM [)(TENT PpoundftMrrrEO UNDERAPPUCABLE LAW ARE IN U[U Of All OTMER WAftRANTlES pound)(pRpound$S OFlIMPUED INClUDINGtIT NOT lIMITED TO TlfOSf OF MERCHAHTA8IUTY AND FITNESS fOR A PlRTICI)LAR ftJRPOH

f CUSTOMEROIIUGATIONS AND COMMITMENTS TO ICI

1 Cuc~ wtt~l lt M ~ JCIr) WOOmIIlion (Onnltnlne conoilion of lhe CovtfeO Eqv ~ment TI Cvstom agnfS nd ~ntl

lhll 6tin 11Ie Tffm of IhI AItirnenl Cu crne will 11 oprr1 the Cevtttd [ol~menl ~codin8 10 th~ mnulanu~1 atldor CI co ~nduonl

01 up ~lt I~ I rgtd CUtten work Ic Ind motion boutt~e Co~erfd EQltrlpmenl crommended bt th e nufCuH ~Mor J(I

DJ 1I00Ii(k a n MlIQU 1e on_ 101Covw E4Uipm t ~ ftltommended by Ihr nufw1u~ Ntdor K~ Includili but 01 limited 10 dequal~ electllc~1 pOw~ ie IU~ lit COIGitionnt1Id ~umldltycontro

(4) oo ri ly JCI lovn~ile1y 01 ~ nv CowCd Equlpm~ nl mllunCtion Iliu kdown o other condllion ~fleclltg Ihe oper11on of tht Cowrt d f qulpfltf1

(5) prOjf ICI It~ nl arct1l 10 lis Pem isegt a nd Cevelti Equ~nl 1 ~H UJonIbIe tId nEU1IJf lmn for IIgte perforttIfICt olt~ e 5elVicu

(6) alo JCI 10 ~~ iod SlOP ~ erodialy hm off or otherwlle C~IIle c temponrily lupend eqvlpmenl Of)eratioru oc Ihll)(1 an perform Ihe ~le-aui~ uoder ~ AceemcIII

(]I M af)dlable ~Iovtd t JlIo~e oondc-n~ coollfll t_r 1raquoiIr wa ter lUlrnenl lor IN proper function (II Co_ed E Ilmc-nld prot ect a~lnll ~ nV elonm~nllllssu~ a nd IOllae of biohulld lueh 3$ but not IIm~ e d to leclonell

(III un iIlId jIIoperl itl and Itl~ Itttr u1on 11 lm t_ tUh nlpoundhl or II uth cfNr Ie Custo hili clo~ the PWllfl

(9 O~I1n I M~n Jke nc jIrnilgt ~qulred lor ~d DoloV I~ tlelt u~lecI ~ h theServlu

(lOI noullrJC I immedi ately 01 fly cmed ~deauacv~ 01 1~Iur r cl th t Co 1 Equlpmenl 01 othr condl lon ffenlna the optallen 01 Ihe Cored hulpmenl

(II) fumlVlny nelteu 110 C ~ I na ~~101 olflle$ 1$ peme (111 poperty maintain pall se Mlte Ind utt I~e 101111 operalion olny olh property sYStem Qqulpmenl or dtYlte o (usto m or 0111 to wtkh the Covered [Qpment mav De ilUacled or eCMK led In UCordinct wi1h mltlnuaclur~bullbulleornmend~tlcnt InlUr lfle elme ou1ltenll c the lequlemeltIU o lny Ie o6l i bu u ~encv 01 ocllttIIO~1u hiviC ll6iction thteol

131 IIOIt~mpet IVTt ~ ~ker Id)u l ~ dllturb I~ ~mQve Of ol~erwle Int~l1t~ with any Coveed poundIpmenl (locltKUn ampny relll~ 10l1wllftl ind 001 permk th r ~e 10 be done ~nd

(14) raltt lrom UU1nC lalie mina erob lfse K I 10 i Iln~ Pf~lty 01 I~ 1)1 by 01 IUed at~I1 JO by Iy OIlf1Imeltola mu fielpll I~ncy II elull lhereol

2 CUW~ftI~ u1ltnowledtna undend~ ~I unleS dl fea l~llor blQhl bullbullltdl uch leIOiIen11l topliGi tlyltKludm ttl I~ C JO b proYIdfr1t h gtCuomerlpo I~UI~ Ie pI ltgtvde j lK~ It~ nl Corner~mowIedcu lhlits fitC 10m~ ht tobla~ wlU elilgtte KI 01 any elpontbliity lor~ny Co~ed Equipment bC~kdown 0lt I ny ntC~UiY air o rrFgtlourneot I any Cover ~d Equlpme-nt II CUSICme brehes ItY 01 the t obllltlons KI N aye lhe Ilhl upon Mlen notice to Cullrgtmif to smpend Ilt Seovas unl~ C~tme cua udgt blttadl In a lldliJon ( SI_ rhaC be npornblt lOt f2YInt 0 etmbrfll10 10 inyCOlU Iuodt~ wilh ltoIftUW k uued IJ JUII 01 to( bnil(11 11~Ggte cbl iCltion bull

G INSURANC Clgt$lomllt t11lOfU11Ie 101 oUinin ilt inwran~ (ovtltsectte ~Nt (ull_ be Is nfelillY 10 proUCWIO Cuam propelttY and penol

In 0 on the Ptnlstl Includlnt co-eraJt 10lt ptllon1Inj u tKI propelY dftliilf~ ttlE PAYMENTS CUSTOMER MAICU UNDER tttlSAGRUMENT AAf

NOl ftELATED TDtttE VAlUE OF ttt[ PREMISES CUSTOMERS PROP[RTY OR POSSEnION5 ORTHE PER50N5 OCCUPYING OR AT ANYTIME PRESENT

IH OJ ON TNE fIIEMllU BUT RA1MEII ARE trUrn ON 1M COSt Of THE MnM MID lllE SERIIl(U AHD lAlE INTO CONSIDEJIAOON nn PROHCTION AFFORD EO TO 10 UNOER TtffS AGJIHMlNY CUtOngtC -by elee 10 ~ any Ilatoly 10 nv IVttII or condllion (ustlty (o~c cd bycom~dllIbIHtv iu t1nce (utomc und~oI nd lha l ncltlcr he Se~ rQr the Co~ered Equlllmfnl ~rr dtiI d 10 ~du(r bul nc

el1m te certl ln u13 1(1 doe nat tvrntv I~t nel th lgtt SeIViCI1 I1ltlr Cov~red [liulpm~t i ~ pievcflt Qerwn(ll InulY un~t~orzed entnotgtCe1 or

Johnson $](C 2019 J~on Cofol~ Inc CUllOf1ef CogtIodetll Controls Do rI() copy (pIIys eamplly eleW cay 0lt In a ny othel ltTtf)Crl) rlncul Ina t p-eu Iter Jl(flrISion 01 John~ Conrolamp I~ P8g~ f 0142

JOHNSOt 0 fRe 5 PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL REPREO FDF COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

H INOlMNITV

JCllnd CII~tomel 11It11 full Indemnify he ollgttl Plrty Illd Iu officers bulltffltS dilectOrsbullM tmpioyffl 1Om I ny ~ndn dlmlle p tOIlS and exptllln (clud ~lonJble utOlne-s leest illne OUt of third Pirly dllml demtlndi or lukllor bodily Injury (In(ludl dath) Of cia gc 10 tana1bie pcptny 10 lhe lCIt Irisin OUI 0 Ihe IItCIIamp~e or tnclnllonel mlscOfldutt 0 Ihe Indemnlfyl party Of lIS crnplovlef Of _filli CUSlomer expra tliihl ICI Jtlan be r~bIe 10In)Jry iWnbullbullbull bull 01 ~I only to the IICIttIt uund dlrlaquoly by IC1 nel~MI o Inllntl_ mliConduCi Thl obllJtJonl 01 JCllnd Ctome und Ihllltlt1ion ~ funhtf wbIKI to lealoml tid J ~

I LlMlTAnON OF UAllUTI NEITHER 10 HOR CUSTOMER WILL BE R[5PONSIBlE TO TH OTHER FOR ANY SPECIAl INOIRECT PUNITIVE OR CONSlQUENTlAI DAMAGES (INCLUDiNG BIIT NOT lIMITEO TO LOST PROFITS OR LOll OF BUSNlSS) JCJS TOTAL UAIIUJ TO CUSTOMER FOR DAMAGES R[5ULTlNG JROM AN( CAUSE WHAnOMR SHALL BE UMIT(D TO $2SQDOO IN NO EV(HT SHALl 101 INDEMNifiCATION OBllGATJOH [)(UD TIlE AMOUNTS ALO TO JO UNDER THIS AGIllEMENT OR THE AMOUNT OF INSURANCE IllQUIMD B THIS AGREEMENT WHICHpoundItIl IS GAUnlt CUSTOMUI UNDERSTANDS TltAT)CJ 15 HOT AN INSUIIER RpoundGARJ)tNG THE WORKOIlTIlE SERVICpound$ 0 SHAll HOT BE IIESPON5IBH fOR ANY DAMAGE 011 LOSS nAT MAYflUU~T FIIOM FIliI SAFElYOR SECURITY EQUPMpoundNTTHATfAILS TO PEAFORM PROPERLY 011 FAILS TO PIIMr( A CASUAL all LOSS

J FORa MAlfURE

KIWtLL NOT Bf RfSPON511Ll fOR DAMAGE LOSj INJURV 011 elLA CAUSEDY CONOrtIONS TMAl AAI BFYONDTKE IllASONAlU CCImIOl AHD

WITHOUT THlltnpoundHTlONAlMISOOHOUClOR NlGtlGpoundItCE Of 10 SUCH amomOHSlflCWD[ 80T ARE HOT UMmo TO (AI ACnOf GOO (6)

Am Of GOVtllNM[NT AGpoundNQpoundS Ie) SllIlKl5 (0) LABOR OISPIITpoundS) (f) FIRE If) OPlOSIONS OR CASUAlneuros (G) floIfS (H) VANDAUSM II)

RIOTS 011 WAR IJ)TpoundRROIUSM ANe III UNAVAUBILITYOF PARTS MATpoundRJALS OR SUPPUES

It RUOUJT10N OF DISPUTES 11 3 0l5pu1l rIs~ und~ tIIk _nl tile lelllgtall prom1 ~~ Incod IlIh lbesoIvt well dllputll by ~tIM In1Ie -t dsJ)UU II UIU~ 0 be vcWed eltha- pony whaw the tch IrIltble ltbiI~don by iIinC with lhe AmeltIcn ArbItIoltI oUodallon ~ no olllerlcttlClIon IaI bftn prevlouJly filed upon ftliol 01 the Ifbitnon till AAA Ihllhlw Ihe eOlCIu~W jurlsdlCllon _ the OlspUte Tlluibull11 party mty decide 10 f~e n (Ilon In coun of romDftenl jurbdirtlonl f til (oun f~m II Ihe flntlec1 proctdln flied tIIll tourt Iha have lur~dlaioo ove lhe ~JlUle to the aclulion 0101 rbltrltlon AtbiUlllon Ihln be toooucted In il(cordince wilh the lWn CUrrtnl tbhflllon rules of the IgtnItrlan Artgtilntlon MllaquoilIIon ~OIM wtlitllllon seMel mlJlIatty ampJ1Hd 10 by 1M IoIlt11n ArbIlratlon musl be (~1Ild Ihtll Ibty (60) dayt afw tn oputt submitted 10 artHlllon unlen the j)IoItlH mll I1y et ot~ The ~cI~ed by tn ~alorwi 1M f_land ~I liAlted by 1M bltLmDf may be Int~ed In XUlrcllnce with IppIiQbIe I_In any (oun h-il (ornpe1em jurisdiction jMltty po_llire III 1M 3Ibtrtttlcn or COUrt poem IhII If entilled lOn _d 01 Its rulflMble COIoU In(IudinI 1USOfIIbInomeyJ leu Incurred IS rtwlt 01 tile Oipute CUSTOMER MUST BRlNG ANY CLAIM AGAINST 10 WITHiN ONE (1) YEAR m ER THE ClAIM AROSE If CUSTOMER OOIS NOT CUSTDMR WlU HAVE IRRtvOCASlY WAIVED Irs RIGHT TO SUE 10 ANDOR INSTITUTe OTHER PROCEEOINGS AND ICI SHALL HAVE NO LlA81UTt TO CUSTOMER fOR SUOi CLMM TIME IS Of THE ESSENCE AELATM TO CUSTOMH PUISUING ANf SUCH ClAIM floIE PItOVtSIONS Of TKS AGREEMENT WHICH APLY TO AN (AIMHALl REMAIN IN HFECT EVEN AFTER THE AGREfMtNT IS TfRMNATto 10 AND CtmOMER EACH WANt THEIR RlGIfT 10 A rull

shyl TERMINATION

1 Remote Monnorln $eMCIIS and R~mOte ()pe~lln ScsvIca ma~ be imrntdlitely Clnceled by ellher party il Jels Remote OperIiQn Cenler (onne(lln res Of mOflltorlrlllSlem5l~ cle5trovtd by or ather ClIllopht Of wilt Ihf PlemilllS re sa bS damtBed Ih 1 11 Is IrnpftetaI IO conlinuf StnoIces

2 ellhe INIrty fib 10 perform any 01 Its obIirlon UM hIs Ieem~nl I~t otll jraquony wi prOIII~ -men IOIkt LheeollO lhe )lilly

1I1~ed 10 JHo In dmult Should Ine party alted 10 be Ifl defull 111 to espond I it or like action 10 cvre tIM II~IltI def within 1111 (lOt (lall 01 ~celvln IV lneo notlu the lOti ~rty may le(mlnlle Ihk rument by PIOllldlll ~ten nOl1(1 01 IIJII lermllliU lo n

3 UPQI1 IltIrrIinoUm 01 h ltfeeme~ le r anv rNson aJICmef 1hd PltiY IQ 10 I II UflGitputed _nu 0Wflj IlIrwah Ihe dallt of IIIUOII ~hIn thl (30) cI~ luth lermnl ion (ulier hIIllso prflVlde Jej Utlth RMlIlabe aa 10 the islS tD rem~ IIIe Gflew OtWe ~n~hVfllher JO pro~y ncltoun~tJI Int~on fl~ 0lt iiIlt IIlfIV ~lIlem1S ppUuble Cull 111111be liable fOlt al Iffl COlli and IICPfIfl mil Jet mv Il(u in ltootlKion th I enlOIOlmenl 01 hll tIlIl indlldina wilhoullimatlcln nlIo ble nom lees eltgtnKtton aency lees nil Olin COIoI

4 II he A~re~tot Is for mulljytar telm t~her jMrty nwy termiNle lilt Aeflaquomerll after dI ronl fu ~a of SaMlaquo by I lilt OInr pI no Ie-laquo thIn 10middot1 (151 ~VJ nit oolk laquoNlded h_ th~ (us OfIIted PREMIUM (OVEIlAGE CusIOlttltgtlt Y mlltUle ~~I ontv upon 10$ WIitt~ ~

M ASBESTOS MOlD BIOAHAZARDS AND HALUOOUS MATERtAlS

H~zardoul Mltfrills munl tfrlal ~ wb$llnct hal tIelher by Its N~ or ute II now Of hft defed Of fCula~ hdoubull 1 dOUloUbsltnoUl pc 1 o tOllllmlnlnl vodeIIV 1oG~ 111 01 leclclta l lowbullfCulallon 01 rdinlOtlCll bullbulllalre to or cklfIlUkIamp pUblic and ~ 1l1li and uletytId prateCIIon oj the IMonmen or which iI toIc explosive COfaUvt flammable radloKlhot orclnoCflIk or OIhenoriI haarcloui Of which iI or CfIfI1n1 _oItum psoline died Iud Inother pc1~um hvoilOClrbon produCl or poIYhlori~ bIphtI Hatardoui Matttllls ltlHdllGaltoeluMl makl leulmiddotbaid ptintl bIohIlrdS SIIdIIS but ftOlink~ to 1fCiofIeCl IntI HlIeJtcs-conao1n1nc mwials rACM1 Neither (ulomer nor lCi dlrlll lo or Illkeneel 10undnmiddotakedlren Obllnlolll r~I~li~ (11M klcnllOClllcln Ibuemenl dUnp control ~mo~1 or dlltpoltal o ACM

10 wlB be 1$IgtOtIIbIe 10lt moI 0 cI oos 01 ayen~roous ~Ierl_ls Ihll I ul In provldl lht StMt-es n O H bullbullf(Ioul MaIHllb1 and t~ I fmldllifIn ollllY Iell jlnd by he eI1e of 1(111lt1 MertatI For lit HI~ MltMils Iha may be olteselttl Itgt lacM~h

Johnson ~lcC 2019iQhn$on Cotro~ Inc ControlsComeJ Canfodenllal 00 nr)I COP) (pIIy~ocaIy eectrorcny or n an OIhel mea) Ylnout It ~I~ nnen ptlJJTJ5~ 01 ~C~oIs Inc PagE 38 011

middot PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL t- COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rNomiddotC1 HudOOJ Meritmiddotf (uuome shgt1IIUpply JCI wht 1 iflrornallo~ iflil pm bullbull~1on lt~lllni 10 lilp pre~nlt of lilllrltlOU$ M~ c-rret ij

th ~ilt eJ~nn ~v ff~(1 10 pelt1orm bull e 01 Ih~ s i(~ II Illhft Cnomelt or 10 gtKom ltt 01 ltgtlt UUlfCU U~ I)esellltt 01 Nonmiddoto(l HIIIISo M~ le1$ tIIl Iy ItgtItrlre llh Cr ServIltpoundl II I~U ImmtdllltIy $lOP I~ SoetYl(l Itgt rile I ffffiecl ru ~nd noilly the o thw ~n As btt-en (unome Ind MI Cuu_ hoo_be rtlpor1ible 01 IIISoho n~n ~ e -d diopoinr 01 Honmiddotla Hndou Mele 1$ fom lu rdMIebullbullnd for Ih (medlllion olny reu ImpaetCd by he ret bull bull e of he Hon-CI HUlrdou Mlltrl I~d mul ptwidc ~ cer1lliUlle 01 a balm~nl ~cfore J(I will be obll~lled 10 ~rlorm 0 cnl~ue lIS S~Mco unln 10 ~d letu knowloedae Ihll NonmiddotCI HIardou M~I(II~ were pren nd eted In dl$tfpr d of I~I ~e In wli(h tne 1lJ 1lt1 -11 be (pon lbllil lu ole ~ Othe etMOltlon 0 nmiddot orn Impmed by IlJ leltl~ of 1Idgt Hibullbulldon MlttIIbullbull00111) ( lOme hon In lOponibII II lu ole e~e for the _olI 01 HIbullbullrdous Male 1s INri ~ no bHII r~ieued and fe reie~e~ not nultlnc from Cl1 PtriormallCt ef tilt Serulces CuomN ~hlI ~I~nd ~nd InclomoJlot JO ~Calnl 1 Iol-ifl (o sU damUC I e~~nlel vd claJms ~rnamp 01 lu fa ure 10 (omply with Ihll Sccllcn M

N CUSTOMER DAlA

Cnlomt da la obtillned flom lie SetWltcs II owned by alld 111amp11 btlolt o Cunomer 10 I~ IUIOI illO UI Cl410mellb 10 prcMde Sentlce (lome bcept a lonh IItrlln lei wilt 101 disclose Ie any IhllI Otlty ~ny 1rlISivIltN81 (~nom dlI~ acquled hrouh pelt10IWIIIa 01 Ihe Sttvices Mthout Cul lomer (OnSenl (unomer ilB~e Ihal Jel nd 11 ubleIIrle affillnlnd epproved Ihild ~rty COII111OI5 and de-elopers may collecl nd lJ~e CUllome dll for Iny eaon 10 as ny ee l ule 0I1t1e clall on I dt middotklfn11itd bSII Iha dot nOI p~rsonaMy I~ntily Cullomer or anvlndivd Cuilomelt Igttgteby ~nlJ)O a petu WilcIWkIelfrtvOCable royah lru8unO U modi+ m1PU~Ibull bull WOIoeltIse and 1011

0etMt~wo b frOtnuch dala J(III ~IIM rlClIl$lOlI Inr~ 10_ rbl tJlIltflllll nd produnl C~led as I ew of uerlomnce ofSeMlts

O JCIS INlHLECTUAI PROPERl

10 WM IKtJI d riCh ~ lgtcIltgtltfest 11 yl) woltk orovided 10 Cuslomel IfgttIudlnl ohooI l ilmltiltiOfl ill ~e ~U and objeet cod dorumtnll1ior1 tKllnic Inhwon or dlla 1plaquolflCa1onlnd del bull ltes Impr~mellU 01 mOClllQlooruo 10 r~II1Hmiddot~ and (bJ I(now-How (defined below) e~ b 1(1 In bull (I~eron 01 lhe ~bltt 0 periolfTlfnt ollh Slt~ whth ~n_n 10 1(1 ror 10 Of diVtlom or tiICgyeiI Or ~uire-d In conneCllon with I perormrltt of II obn ioos under lhl ~greemenl Ownership Of eM Oelwblf ~nd KnowHow Ihd veil 00001y In ICJ nld flO Oe~ver~~bullbull1IaII be de~med middotworks mide fo r hlf bull Withoul UtIamp Ihe lenerilily 01 th e fortlal vfSNp 01 ai sool(e nllIS ~ (Ie (Olme of ptriOfnlInamp the le1Vkei I~I reMain the elOCIuIiIIt PlIJIIIlt1V 01 10 FltK purpoltl 01 ihllt AaJr-cmerr middot~nowmiddotHO mean a knohow )jot e It(hnIQ~s (Q ~U mllhoclolocln loobbullbull~Iy i(ll ~pprOKIgtG dltibu~ Odell and dt1m dllcoveriU ad ld~ililnW1ed produCAd by dhelc~d or uelt t)y 1(11 he CfUlon IIlt plovilJcn 01 the o-t~f1b1eI or In the Iltroltnance 01 tho Sltrvkt1 i nel Iny chanee ImplovemenJ or modlfiuHon tlgtereto or deivatlv Ihe reof

P OI6IT lpoundRMS

Any licMM 10 ltgtlt ~h( to ~laquopoundl1 JO IOfWlIrt produW inc dIIlti l e r Cloud tu Dyfth-lMd ulkr till Irelfflflfl b prellldild on 1- telt

corldklons for the iPllllebje loflwr~ groduct Of dlcll or cloud trvlce lei forth btll1wwwJgtgtmQI(QroluQmtgtulk Cleull4itl~I SU(h

aptgtlblt oftw~re podu nd (jjIIIIlervlltes lermsr lncopO ~d by rcferetl(e hcreln

Q Mi~LlAHrOlJS PROVISIONS

1 AW nor l~bullbullequlred IC be amp1vfIfI1bullbullnrundfi hili ~e ifI wrllnt Inc ~11I)e (OtIl(Ieca prcper ~iwn If (II chlMrred In Jlt IOt (b) tlll vi the Unlled 51lei POI~I stvIlte pel1se orepald ftlIlIred 0 tertlfld Mill rflun fclOl requCled (cJ ifni by o~ernlJht del~rv scNiCe ( fidEgt UPS) 01 (dln bvfClIrn~~ ~ m~1I or olnelt el~wonlC mt~nd confimed by (~cslmll e relum mlll or ele~hone

2 TIUs CfNnltnt _ nor be led byCunomoe wtllIc 1(1 k wrgtlIell (0ltgtSe 1(I IN ~ III -eM 10 1amplJr lh eltlnbull bull o_ ethn~erJon firm 0 (OltpOrllon wltheut Cul1omer~ conscm 0(10111 abo lIve 1M Ith Itsor cI1stretlon 10ubconuaa ny ponlon 01 IDe Servl(e TII$ ~retmenllnues 0 he ben~fot of Ind Is appllc ble tc ~ny aS1inees or SUbltOnl etor~ ef telbullnd II blndlnt upon Customer wllh Plaquo110 nld Il-SlttD or ltubculag rs wilh Ite f~e nd tllecl3 n bInltls (uIOme loJel

411 any plcviion of 1M femen Is fgulld t W IMaloC ~ tbullbull1 or unenforceable in ~ny elOtet Ihe lIdlly lealOty ~nd enforcelbillt Ollhe rem~lIinlpltosooru cellUinil htfetll hill flO( In t V wy be Ifeuelt Of irnj)3IleltIthNeOv

S TlIII laquoeemenlI lhe enUre (onl et bltwcM 1(1 nd CU1l0mt1 and ~st~1 ~ny pltlcr or ~ 1 undcfSllndll _itt IIIltIU ~ ro~oII or Olher ommuni(llionl b tween the partIe

ampmiddot(111 dltnowIodllli ~nd ~ bull IIgt IIY jhHdl l c ord~ lucd by Cuilomc In cunllKlon h lhigt laquo~enl iSlnlend only 1D ellMliiSh lnymenllllhof1ry fOl Cr5lont r Inltrn~lluou~I purptllH nd nol be conide1( to be ~ unto llcr Imltfld n1 modlfQtion o OIher IcvlslonlO lhe lenTIl 01111 AtrHment No tem or condition I dud or rfenced In CUIO middot pUdaSll ordl will h~oe ant fOlte elfet and Ih~e ( flU and condillon shall (MUOI (utomr1 ICtcraquoi1ICe of ny SefVicellllJH ltOnltllu lt in I~pncc of these lerm ~nd rolldnions An prO(IOl fo tltkjllo~1 or d~lefe rli ferm~llgtt In CuSlomtrs J)Uf(hue orde-r Cr ny otll elt dOtumenl Inill expresl ~ccP1ed IfI wrlIlIZ by ICI hCfeby objKted 10 nd telaquotCd

711 1I1t( at n~ (hfnlel 10 (uuomero ~tlnl or 0~r3110~f Of I lPlk oOle eEulaIon II ltode u~ bull Of ulW~y t~Ilebullbull I~il mD Iltldy ffeet J(rl peremlnt~ of the S~rvi(eJ or 111 pt1tlrltl ~fel 10 IhU h the ~ht 10 an eQ~IUbl and l~proprlle djuumenl 10 Ihe cope Ie and othe-f llcned Ie 011111 Ag reemenl

Johnson ~p(gt 21)19 Johnson Conll ol1 CU~lome-f Confgtdent Controls 00 -0 eopV 1ptyslQllly eleGl ro~gtCIly OlIn any oiher mft) hou Ihe eXJlress wn llen oerrn$$IOn 01 Joinroon CQntro ~ Irtlt Pag 3e of 42

JOHNSQfJ COtHROlS PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED r 11i COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

ADorNDUM TO PSA TERMS AND CONOITIONS OR MONITORING OF INTRUSION fiRE AND OTHER WpoundTY SYSTEMS

If ~te MOnilOfin StMces bull bull pIktly III(ludtS Ittnol~ lire ~ml 1I~oritl gtlaquov1tv 11111 mooilorint or video monitor ifl lht $COpe 01 wol1lt O (11110 d es tile Aareemenl II hereby madifie1lncl mended to Indude the termlnd prollllioru ollhls Addendu 10 tile PSA 10 Monhorinc 01 InlWolI r lf Mid Sfety So$term (Ihe AI(eNjum QplIlred Irms thaI Ie nol de1if1ed titeln lhirll h~ the melni cJven 10 diem In the lIIlement In Ih _11 of conhicl between the t~rTIltId (omIllions of this Addendum arid those ~inl ln the 111_ the tems (ondttklfls oIlbis Aoddtlldllm st pi~I~

1 kmote MoMorln of AIm SI~nI$ If ICI receiYo an elMfltnCV Itrm Ilen111 Jel Floc Jel IhIoII eeworlo nolhylhe IPJfOprille po~ Or fire deplnfII or other eme1enty panR QG ~iJurlldictlonnd Jel hl tndeVOI 10 IIOtiIyCuIlOmPf or tlsdellllllled repruenlnlve by eltmoll urltss instfU(1e-ltt 10 do OlheAlt by Cllomer In whilll ndot Nltd on l~ndlfd operalln picaduttlfo Ih ROC lCi uJ)OII feeeipi 01 bull lIOnmiddot emeree llenll from lilt Iremll sh ncltlvor 10 nOI11y Citomer ~feMltlve pursUlnl to Cu llemer1 _inen Instructions k faullin to QltmoU or Ie nOlllatlon Cunome ICknowlldlt5 1-111 the sllNIs Irlrumlttld from lhe Iremes will be monltoid In mOllltorlnl ftty not 0~111td by x~ lhe peSOIIIIeIIn _h monltom fldllltf lit nollh I~u 01 10 nor dots KJ IoU I rupDnsibillry Ielt tilt _ tIkh 1Kh Inb w montloed o lhe ttlPOfll( to $udlI1

2 ltemOI Monltotlfll kNkes Irkntllfmote MonllorltlJ SeNlf$ 1M be plaquolded by KJ If lhe ACftrM1II includes dIle 101 wth St~ 11

wm SeMce Is pchtitd 1lt1I nltOI~ mIIf 01 Ilirm 10 lhe Premies and lhe InIIlllchlre Is bIosed on the porcln( iCOq( 10 by lhe Jgt3lttiel wbjea 10 the lerms llId (ondiliolls 01 tills Addendum tie numtIMohllrms produced I I thl1ueloes beyond the COnuXt~ numblaquo of alarml In month (utome wiM tie blWon oleage lea

CommunOllonl Mdbo 0110( acknowlld Iht monkOlinl 01 COIlfelt Equipment requires nnsmlSllon 01 Ilgn~1s 0-1 $urlldad lelephone Iinellndo the Int_I1Id th Ihese moOeI of IIIJllmlslion ltmoV be Inl~rupled ctrofIIYltInled orcompromilrd In whkh cn IIC llMnal ClIO be Insmitttd trom the Pemius 10 thtr nIOfgtileinl fad~ty CUllomt ndenlnd Itltlle II~ lhe noonIOIn latllHy 10 be Willi 01 $lOch tonditlon bull dditlonal or 11tf~ II prol~1on toIIO be inllilled $udI line ItcIity devicn1 (Ullomtr COIllnd epensencr 10 Irlnsmluon Itlephone Ii only Cuslom- etnowtlldl_ II is _ IhIt h _urlty deW _lillie Ind nlnl UpirWy ldenllfied In Sthtdule A bull (qulprnent l ist lin dednrcf to purdlnl well 0tvkI~ Crntomtlt IIlth xkroowIedItllhlt Ulth ddltlonil pClt11on Is not 1rbIe Jot Inltrntl lrlMtOlln1on un6tr thl AIeemtnl

4 flwjUnnccemrry nns StfIlu csls At IOs OP1lOnltllddllIDIIII IN mIy be dwpd lot any m Of unlfQlOSiry SIM Vuil uused Of n=~led bV cUOJftllf 111 ildclklon Cuitomeuhlfl be Illy re$llOflSlb~ncr II1Of1 for fines petllltItsIISISlmInts l3gtes f~ o MH I~ by ~ 10vemmelQ bOCIy lell1lho~ tommolOlctrlloll 01 ~I UlltImiulon COlllptny1l1he rnlllt Ilny Iltie larm Ind ~hin rtlmtgtiwl Kl lor any tom -cUffed by IClln conMCIicll IIgtItewth Cunomer wi opera Ihe l)II toIIeluly ~ ID 1ooId CMOllne fau llimu hIM lIrmi an be ClVled by I _tIM or olher forces ~ he cOIIlrof 01 10 II n ~ number 01 flle Ilium lit cltetved by KJ In MIdllicfl to Y othebull lIb1e (tmedlll 1 111)1e to Jel ICI m v lerminll Ihis amprttmenl Ind discontiny t ny Service(snd leek to cover dmllts If In bullbullent Is dlipolChtd by I _mtnlll l ulhorlty or Olh Iibullbull 10 pond 10 a II~ Ilirm where lh CUIIDme o Iny olher Piny IIIi InlentlonallV xddenoly or rraquolilenlIyKl~led lhe Iam I lInl~ CullonW kaD be Itlportllble lor and PIYnv and1I lell lcrjor fonu lIuled with fUPlaquol 10 lhe fls lImsnd PlY 10 JCJIht Iddltiooal clllrJcs Mid (OIl1lncufftd by It fom I fl lslIlm If lilt CIIIIO_r $11_ M$ 1IXIllHllbie dtvIu Customer IUlIgtorIlti ICI 10 ~I Ille Iemin to tv Ill the ludible device r JO I eqlleued 01 ordltltd ID do lO bltf l_r_II~ lIhbors Dr I~ fist and Cullonle will PlY JOlts standard servIc ct tllule lor Kh well visit PoIIcIIIndes tiIU rePlir of svn1 whlth CIOUS lue diugtoldla _ lobi_ IIlIlngln lhe equljllll6nl nt(esAY f 10 to wpptr the StMces nd euslOmllt wM fWf 1 COlU of JudI malntelaflct At IeUI IIOIIthly CUMO-wi IIISI the V$ltm protea deulces and send lell I 10 the ROC 10 I n monltorin laquoII1Imtn1 I 8WldIIfIct wlthlnswctlons from JO o the Roc CoI_r IIHi to lest lhe monltorlllamp IV$tttnS inc1tIltIinI ttsti anv ultruonlc mlctowwtlnfrared CampPlCliInce or other electronic ~l_nt prior lofle end of tlCh monlhnd will ImmedlJtetv rfllOlllO JCl if the equipment fafls to respend to ttll I wltom IhIoI mike Iny nlaquoIIUry rIj)IIs 1ltOO fttl clP of notice IS Ii rulonlllly prnkll CuWgtmer ~n al an tlmes be oltlv rponslbllt If)lt mainlilninamp Iny Iprln~~r vlem In cod wortInc oflier Ind provide Mfeqlllf hell to lilt PIfI

5 RemQII Monilorinamp Df VIdo MonltoiIl Srvices Oul~ Ih Term JCIl sol lcr only obfilllkln mine fom the In~~11oo of Video MMtorlnC ~Mc In Sctvkt oIfrnf 1hall be 10 monitor thl dlamplIlli 1l KlullIy IKlvtd by JO II tI flOC fom mnn Ollhe VIdeo $oo$lem afld pon receipi 01 a dlllllrillCnllndicU lhirt In fam cOndlticn )lists 10 crravcbullbull as ptlmnltd by II 10 lIol~y lhe police or olh munklplllulhoity deemed approprlale In KJs bsokn dilafllon IndIO well pellOllS Customer 1111 deslampMted In lIlne 10JO 10 rectlvoe nolineiQn cf IlICh IlIrm tondition II WI forth huein HD llarm 1nstI1ti00n ffPIl bullbull tnIInltnall(l or rd IgtOJUeI will be1OVItIed urocSer IhIi Video MDnl~ optlcnJO m~ oul DfIor nollce 10 CUIIDmtlt in _10_lcIbII ~or iltlurtnu _ultur~bullbull II(t d ls(OfIIIne 1Id Dr ltand iii ~ policies and protedurtL

bull Inc~lon nd rDndonlon oIlte VIdeo MonIln shaUbe pt~~d by KJ Wthis AI_nt Iclude$ I cha lOt IIIdro Mkorin~ Se we If ucll Voo MOIIltorln Stltva 11 purthi1e-d IIde(I MOIIlto111lI S~II will Decln when the Video SVSlern II Inlblled and opelltonalbullbullnd when Ih nlltesHry communletllorll COMIKlion Is CQmplcHed NO obIililiOIl lor the provision 01 tI1l~ VidllO Monitorln SeMa w1I laquogtIIInt1l lbest tlQllirmenllm ~

b CstQ lqvlllmut Customtr shall obIalnlllu DWfI CMtnd fgtltPtn~ () thIqulpmenl netenry 10(OrlllKllo 10110( Ind (b) wtutev~ IKtmlnlon permits o tice nHS lIwrl be 0ItUSA fom1 penonl ~111gtDtI1Ie ulltity bull bull nd lIlY ot tilted lervico plt0iId~ In co_aion wIIh Ih ~lYI(el n vIdIo 11 to be IISfd boor 1111 Customer Ii inlltlgtcltod 10 poduct Ad Imrnll video I~a (Ih VIdeo System Imj oillcPemlsti 10 IhltOC Ithe VitIeo System fCl mers no torn~ wJrratIVor fPISnotlon 11 1 Mto NSr will _ate IS ln1enclecf Conto Iulttller IJreoII 11111 notwithillndi V rule o 1IlttIct~tron by tel In dec Svst Ind Video SVSI I~ 10 ihIII ~ no tiPOMIblIity or obIiamplllorocltgt ItCnliO CusIO lhe~ SVlIm 0V other CUlla IIQVI~I

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TOWNSHIP OF WORTH Sanilac County MicbigaD 6903 S Lakeshore Rd Lexington Michigan 48450

Telephone (810) 359-8852 Fax (810) 359-7027 F-mail CleTkworthmlorg

PhUlp EssenmacheT sup~JenDifer Staoyer Clerk Jenuifer Woodruff Treasurer Jack Wylie Trustee Walter Badgerow Trustee

RESOlUTION 16-7-20-1

RESOLUTION TO ALLOW WORTH TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF DETROIT EDISON TO OPT ltlUT OF THE SMART METER PROGRAM

Whereas Detrott Edison Company has begun the process of Installing within the boundaries of Worth Township digItal advanced meter infrastructure to be referred 10 in this resolution as smart meters I and

Whereas many township residents have expressed concerns about the Installation of sm art meters on their

homes to Worth Township officials and to the Worth Township Board and

Whereas these residents and Township Board members have expressed concern about the alleged Intrusion

into their respective energy usage attributed to smart meters and

Whereas many residential customers of Detroit Edison Company are concerned that emissions from smart meters may be attributed to serious health problems including but not limited to physiological neurological pulmonary vascular and sensory and

Whereas Michigan House 8i114916 was written to address the above mentioned concerns regarding smart meters and has been forwarded to the Committee on Energy Policy

Now therefore be it resolved that the Township of Worth SanIlac County supports the ability of OTE Energy customers to retain their current analog meters and to opt out of the smart meter program fortheir homes without being subject to financial penalties and additional monthly charges

Now therefore be It further resolved that the Worth Township Board of Trustees strongly encourages State Representative Chairman Aric Nesbitt of the Committee on Energy Policy the Michigan Public Service Commission Attorney General Bill Schuette State Senator Phil Pavlov and State Representative Paul Muxlow to take all regulatory procedures needed to investigate alJthe aforementioned InformatJon and concerns for the health safety and welfare of our cItizens and Inhabitants

Board Adoption

This Resolution shall become effective on the date of Its adoption by the Worth Township Board

RESOLVED this O dayof j~ 010lw

ATIEST AS TO ADOPTION BY THE WORTH TOWNSHIP BOARD

$0 Resolved

Date 07- 2 D- b

Supervisor Philip G Essenmacher

~ Oerk Jennifer Stanyer

Motion to Adopt made by Board Member ~Yl)) Second by Board Member lAhxJtttff

Nay AbsentAye

Philip Essenmacher Supervisor

Jennifer Stanyer Clerk

Jennifer Woodruff Treasurer

Jack Wylie Trustee

Walter Badgerow Trustee

I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and complete copy of a resolution adopted by the Township Board

of Worth County of Sanilac Michigan at a Budget Meeting held onj~ 00 f OIQlli and that said meeting was given pursuant to ad In full compliance with the Open Meetl Act being PA 267 of 1976 and that the minutes of said meeting were kept and have been made available as required by said Act

Jennifer $tanyer - Clerk

Village of Reese Resolution No 13-14-01

A RESOLUTION ADDRESSING SMART METERS IN THE VILLAGE OF REESE

WHEREAS the teon Smart Meter often refers to an eleCOidty meter but it also may mean a device measuring natural gas or water consumption and

WHEREAS many communities across the country have joined forces to prohibit smart meters from being Installed locally mostly upon the notice ofhigher energy bills (Cost) illness (Health)forced installation ofmeter(lnvasion into Home) Privacyissues(4th Amendment right to Reasonable Expectation of Privacy) Safety and Liability and

WHEREAS on March 4 2013 the Planning Commission for the Village of Reese passed Resolution No 2013~02 that recommended that the Village Council consider takingjormal action to notify and ban allfuture use aSmart Meters within the VillQJe ofReese and

WHEREAS the Village Council believes that additional information relating to the use of smart meters 1n the Village of Reese needs to be compiled prior to making a definitive deCision with respect to banning the use ofthe devices NOW

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that at a regularly scheduled meeting of the Reese Village Counal being held on May 13 2013 ) a quorum being present a motion was made by KEAST and second by FIELBRANDT to place a moratorium on the use of ~smartmeterswithin the village limits for a period of six (6) months so that the Planning Commission can continue studying the matter AND

BE iT FURTHER RESOLVED tbatthe copies of this resolution be mailed to aD utility companies who provide electric gas and water services to the VIllage of Reese

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CITY OF BROWN CITY A Progressive Industrial and Agricultural Community

4205 Main Street Post Office Box 99 Brown Cily Michigan 48416()099 Phone (810) 346middot2325 Fax (810)3463802 el11lil brownctygrealtllIkesne

CITY OF BROWN CITY Resolution Number 16-04

A RESOLUTION TO THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION EXPRESSING THE BROWN CITY COUNCILS CONCERN WITH THE

INSTALLATION OF DTE ENERGY SMART METERS AND A REQUEST TO EXPLORE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY EFFECTS

WHEREAS OTE Energy has begunlhe installation ofnew mele to CU$lomers in Michigan ThumtNlleA oommunities~ replacing existing meters with srcaUed Smart meters that is electric meters which viH broadcast information to the utility company using radio frequencies and

WHEREAS DTE Energy has indicaled thaI il will at some point begin installotion of Smart mete in the City of Brown City and

WHEREAS Smart mel provide benefit 10 utilities by allowing remole meter reading by among other things eiiminating the need for someone to go onto each utility customers property to read a meter and possibly offering residents lower electric rates at non~peak times and

WHEREAS a significant number ofpeople including residents or the Cil) of Brown City have expressed heir roucems 10 this Council hom potential health effects ofthe Smart melers as well tIS other concerns regarding lheir universal deployment in the City and

WHEREAS although the City COlmcil is inforoted that it is without jurisdiction to directly regulate Smart meters exclusive jurisdiction over them residing with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) the City Council believes it is appropriate to assist its citizens in obtaining consideration of their issues by requesting careful review thereof by tbe MPSC

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROWN CITY that

I The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perform a careful analysis fbe potential health and safety effilltts which may result from the univernal installation of Smart meters for electric and gas utilities

2 The MPSC is further requested to consider delaying the deployment of Smart mete pending a conclusion by the MPSC following coreful study lJd review that such met are safe and will have neither short-term nOr tong~term negative consequences to the health of the citizens of the City of Brown city and the State of Michigan generally

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3 The MPSC is asked to carefully examine other concerns regarding tbe deployment of Smart meters as may be sllbmilled 10 them by Tcside nls of the City of Brown Cily and lhe Stale of Michigan so as to insu re that all aspects or the issues are considered before final dctennination is mnde with respect 10 such deplo)111enl

4 The MPSC is funher asked to consider requi ring public lllilit ies to allow customers with appropriate medica l docwnellHll ion of their ind ividualized risks to opt out of SmOtrl me ter installation at their homes

5 The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perfoml a ca reful analysis ofrhe potential privacy issues regard ing available and fut ure SOlan meter technology

6 All resol Ulions inconsistent with [he foregoing resolut ion be and the same h~reby an repealed to the c-tent of such inconsi stency

The fo regoing Resolul ion was ofJered on May 9 20J 6 by Councilmember William Nailers and seconded by Counci l member Dan Loulzenhiser There folloed a Ro ll Call VOle with four (4) Councilmembers present eM Jacobson -alSlnl eM Louzenhiser-yes eM Mclvorycs eM Milkr-yes eM Parks-absent eM Wal(~rsmiddotyes

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A QUORUM BFING PRESENT - MOTION DECLARED CARRIED

I Juonii a M Smilh (ily Clerk o(the City or Brown Cit) hereby cen iry thallhe foregoing is tru and complelc copy orn resolutiOlllldoplcd by rhe Cily Counc il o r th~ government ofrhc City of Brown City County orSonilac Sl3te of Michigan al a regular mecting hcld on May 9 2016 and thai said m~etin ~ was conducted M d public notice of sa id mecling WaS given pursuam to and in fuJI compliance with Ih Oren Meelings Act bein Ac t 267 Public ActS o( Michigan 1976 and thaI the mimlles of ~a id meeting Wlfe kepi nnd ill be U f have been made available as requ ired by said Act

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RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THEAlIIUrv OF Clrv IEStDENTS AND PROnIffY OWNERS TO EUlCITO OPTmiddotOUT OF RECEMNG

ADVANCED UTilITY MmRS (SMART METElISl

The followIng preamble and resolution were offered by Coundlmember ~1 i t hoe J ~rL_~ and SlIpp-orted bV Councflmemher ~~__k Ll pa n __~

WHEREAS OTE Energy SVIARl meters (SMART rn~ters) are 0lltidern electrIc metirs which end elect(ic meter readings dutomatlcaty bv using a radio frequency nehvorK rather than 11 uarlitronal on-site ~te( reading method lind

WHEREAS DTt fnargys actively Installing SMART meters throughout southeastern Mlchigan And has recently moaJfed 11

latter to the City of caro pemin1na to the ability of City residents to opt-our of f(Celving a SMART meter and

WHEREAS a numberQf CIty residents have exprltssed tomems regarding negative health conditIons that may reson from the use of SMART meters the a(CUuKY ofSMART meters and the possibmty that th~ uS of SMART meters may contribute to Ute loss of personal Jlrivacy aod

WHEREAS the Mict~an Public SeNke ComPlisston has receotlydedded to lnvesligate seve-fal Il$pea$ pertalnloji to the use and installation of SMART metm and

WHOtpoundA5 the Mlthigan Public Service Commission tlSi a tompomml cf this lmt~stigation is requesting thai utmW comPanles disclose Information rega-rdltli tM po-tential adverse hearth effects associated with (he use of SMART metetS and

WHEREAS th~ City of CarD Council i$ charged with securing and defendioe the overall health safety_ aod welfare of the ldenU of the aiy and their guests

NOW THEREFORE BE rr RESOlVED that the City of (arc Council her) supports the abillty of Its residents and property owoe~ to elect to o-pt-out of receiving SMART meters m$taIJed

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Cam Coune supports the invGSlgat1ltm by the Mkhigan Public Servlce Commission of SMART meters

THIS RESOLUTiON DECLARED ADOPTED nus 5 DAV OF August 20131 ClerkITreasufac of 1M City of Cam State of Michigan do hereby certify tNt thE foraolng Resolution was duly adopted by the City of cam Council during its regular meeting Mid in the Municipal BunOlng in the Clty of Carcent on August 2013

Resolution It 16-201~ June 6 2016

RESOumON A RESQUJTiON SUPPORTING MfCHIGAN HOUSE BtLl4916 OR SIMIlAR IEGtsJATlON AND SUPPORTING THE AmUTY OF TOWNHSIP R6U)poundNTS TO CHOOSE TO HAVE AN ANALOG EtECTfUC AND GAS MEml RATHER THAN ASMART (ADVANCEtll MErE

WHEREAS smart meters are computerized electr1c meters that send electric meter readings to the utility via radiofrnquency radiation multiple times per day and

WHEREAS analog meters are manualJy read electromechanical meters that have accurately

measured the electrtc consumption of homes and busfnessesfor over acentury and

WHEREAS DTE Energy (the utility) is repiaclng exJs1ing utility meters with smart (oka advanced or AM) meters and

WHEREAS DTE EnelY plans to replace all meters with either the fully functioning smart meier orthe smart meter with the radlofrequency turned off (opt-out meter) and

WHEREAS the opt~()ut meter must be manoa read In the same way analog and nooshytransmitting digital meters must be read and

WHEREAS the IItl1ity in fts testimony berore the Pub1c $ervlce CQmmission in U-17053 has stated that the nonMtransmltting smart meter performs no functions not already performed by the analog electric meter and

WHEREAS the utility charges the residentJa customer $6720 to have the norHransmitting opt-out smart meter In place of the fully functionIng smart meter and

WHEREAS the cost of lealllng In piace an existing analog meter is $000 thus creating an unnecessary charge on the customer who does not wish to have a smart meter on their home Or business and

WHEREAS some persons on fixed lncomesare unable to afford the opt-out fees and

WHEREAS the utlJlty does not permit businesses to opt out and

WHEREAS1 citIzens of this oommunity have expressed many concerns about this replacement Including concerns about the health effects of mdlofrequency radIation and the voltage transients and harrnonfcs (line noise) generated by smart meters concerns about privacy and hacking concerns about fire safety and fire hazards concerns about Impending time-ofltse rates and resultant increases In electric bills and conterns aoout remote shut-off and

WHEREAS many residents in the State of Michigan have reported negative health symptoms after the installation of smart electric meters or rnm-transmittlng opt-out meters on their homes and

WHEREAS some residents of the State of Michigan have reported that their smart meter has cau~ht fire or exploded or have reported flickering lights and appliance short-outs Immediately after a smart meter was installed and

WHEREAS the Township of Vassar has worked tirelessly to attract positive Investment while rejecting those that put our health environment and quality of life at risk and

WHEREAS the Vassar Township Board of Trustees ts charged with securing and defending the overatl health safety and welfare of the residents of the Township and their guests and

WHEREAS the electromagnetic frequencies emitted and generated bV these meters have been snown by tens of thousands of scientific studies since the 19305 to harm biological systems and therefore may pose a serious long~term threat to the health of our cltlzensj and

WHEREAS customers with a disability under the Americans with DlsabIHtles middotAct may not be charged for accommodation of their disability and

WHEREAS both the nonmiddottransmittlng smart meter and the analog meter accurate IV measure electricity usage and whereas both must be read by a meter reader therefore making them indlstlngulshable for purposes of metering customer electrical usage and

WHEREAS smart meters have not been mandated by the federal or state government and

WHEREAS our Township is committed to providIng equal opportuntty and quality of rife for all and to removing full barriers to participation In public nfe on the basts of dlsabnity and

WHEREAS OTE has been unresponsive to these customer concerns and

WHEREAS House 81114916 would address these concerns without Impacting the utilitys ability to Install smart meters on the homes and busInesses of those who want a smart meter

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Vassar Township Board of Trustees supports the ability of OTE customers to not partidpate in the smart meter program on their homes and businesses and to have their electricity usage measured by an analog meter without suffering financial penalties or Incurring monthly charges as outlined in House 81114916 and that an analog option be offered in perpetuity to all uttllty customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar TownshIp Board ofTrustees calls upon the Chair of the House Energy Policy Committee the members oftne Energy Polhy Committee the state representative for our dlstrtct the state senator for our district the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Attorney General to do all In their power to ensure passage of House 81114916 and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar Township Soard ofTrustees calis upon the above-mentioned persons and governmental entitles If House 81114916 Is not passed in this legtslative session to do all In their power to ensure passage of legislation In the future that will ensure that utility customers have the right to have an anakJg meter on their homes or

middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

Vassar Township Clerk ~~--=-~

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AdditioMl kWh CitpKtty (nerqyH AS90C kWh ~ EneW 761lt PH kWh

OIv~ V (l1li1 Seltviu~ 5750 permorltn lilA Crfdlt bull$150 Pl month Distribution kWh bullbullbullbull bullbull bullbull bullbullbullbull 5lt130( pef kWll

~aIr loin oIoIIIUrIriIUy un to 1pm 10_ SUPII ly C I~ JuM IIrouqh Odc btf

oo-pealr kWh ~y~___u ~_1IWb ~y tneltgy 415t per kWh

AI ortmiddotpe~ kWh ClIpadly EIIOIJ O9COC per kWh Non-Capadty Cnor1V bull4J5lC kWh

NoW1Tlbef trvouqIIlo4~y

All on-peak kWh ~poundnH0y ~(nefQY

AlIllf-peak Clttp~(hy Cnorqy O679C Pltr kWh NolCIocgtyeniy EIgteOY 4751lt PH kWh

oN_V(O1 ~Chalt~ bull $5(l per mollh Oistrll)Jioll kWn CY al-roond) bull543(X per kWl1

Tlgtis rail fHI~~ thrH rrb t~ 4S 1M U CJitk~ Petlt priaff ttY d~ys wM Cril (ArP61llt e~ au callfll It r~)OUI~ro-I~~ ~~ Power ~ppIV Chltlr Onpuk MOMI) rldy 3 pm to 1 pm

AI on1nk kWh ~ [ JWl9bull bull bullbull bull bull bull __ bullbull 9759lt per kWh Non-~ItfMfQV bull 4049 ~~Wh

MId-jMk MOIIdiy bull nidi) 1 am to 3 pm 7 pm to n pm AI mId-oeak kWh

cKMy (-y bull 4OO5C Pltf kWII N~ity (otIQY 4049lt per kWll

OflP~~k 11 prI to 1 un and all dy S~hlrdy ound y nd -I1rIItd~

u oIt-aIlt kWh ~Itv Enerqy 0554C per kW~ Noo-c~clty (neroy 4049C per ~Wh

(Crtlieal PHIl _ ts cIInIQ on-pfU Worodly rriGay1o eo hours IIlaquo VN~ IIrtIttI ___ notl~)

All a1tlQl~peaK_Wh $09 I)et kWh Non-cpyenMy Eneroy bull 4049t per kWh

Oli~y CII9U OsIrWiontwto 5A)o( r- kWh Slaquoviltoc~ $750 p rrnonl h

~ onI-t 10 pIY1tWlMUy rsliJiftJ MltIrlc spIKI igtNfinQHtWdfhrOltJfJh_n-el8 f(X1y_ __ ~trloltlo Dtlt_1lOISJ

p~ w Sullfy Co Junt 11Ir0U9h OClobt

nrsl 11 kWn r- (Iv CiPM~ypoundnetQY bull l2l7 r- kwto NonCaPM~y ( QY ~616( per kWh

AddJlioNI kWll C~y~ bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbull 414IC IltI~Wh Hon-Cipadtyu-QY ~ 616( PfrkWll

Novembtf Ihrovfjh May -sl 20 kWh per dIy

cplaquoIlyEnHQ __ bull l844lt IltI kWtl HonltopJodl yOWrQY ~ 6OC PftkWll

A~lloMlkWh C~y [JWlQL bull QS5l( Pft kWII N~y[NQY lt11616lt pekWlgt

Ot lgtY CIgta 9n 5ervice CNrqe S75O per monlh ObI iIlUtlon kNh (YtlOOIl~ 5A)OC per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

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rills rale Is for ( tntr aItd iii $(Un ~I ~

~r~ 01 bull Iowff SLnraquoItf Ie IMl GIfl sr

)011 up W 8 perrMI OIl lhec porliotl 01 yoor ~ WIgtM )OUmt ~hsllJla ~e

mliff tNt briefly loltHnoP yoor air c~kgtrlIn9 to mHt l)l~ ()( ~IJIon Jswn Powe S_1y CtgtlO ~tNOUQhOd_ ~rr E1letQl __bullbullbullbull ~bullbullCIooIo99t ptllIIIIII N~y EnerQy bull J7eJ( pel kWn

Hclyentmbtr INIy capdtyE~ bullbull 2-97)( per kwto NooltlIJClty EMfoY ~7BJ( PI( kWh

OIlYery CaQe o ~MoeChilr~ (JuneIIlrQUQhOctOberI bull Sl95 per mon1h ontritlrJtlon kWh 1Yf0IIIIl) SltII3OC ptr kWh

ThIs iMe ls~ for cusOtlllaquoS who UW laquoshyIrk wafff IIHI~ for unitVYO flJr(1OStlo Coniroled 5laquoYIce tlnlt~)

Power Supply ChQtt mm C~ PM1tY [JWlIIV 1915 per kWh Non-~PKity rneW 25lt116( PH kWf

o~rv Cltqn 5efvice ChMe bullbullbull S1Igt per mont Oist ribullon kWh 5430 per kWh

Gorolhcrmel Tlmr of DaV Ratr

~l(USM~r~ nun 10 1pm Po Supply Ch O~

Jun 11II 0ltJqh (klobelt AU onpek kWh

C8C)yeniI- (net9Y 9nsc 1 kWh Nooltpady (Mrqy 2814lt per kwtl

AW offmiddotptallt IltWh CIpyenty Ene rQ~ 13J5 per ~Wh NotrCapodty E9Y 284 pot kWh

NovmM thrOUlh Mil All onPIWlt ~Wh

CeplKlly ( neroy U ODlt perW1 N~ity [MrQy 28l4lt pw kWh

AIIo1~ kWh Clpa(M ~ EJWl 9r lAJX ~r kW IIon-ltapac lly ~roy UtA C PE ~W~

tullv~ry C~qu seritl Charge 6]0( 1 day Distribution kWh (YeaHOllM) 4703C per kWh

Expertnlal Ellcl n c Vehcle Ra tl

Opt ion 1 Tlmt of Ot~ kino On~ fKIltfi McIl(I6y-FrkUly il4m 10 1Ipm Po Sypply CIlaQu

OfgtpaiI kWh calhy poundnto OVbull 6 779C IltI~Wh

NonQpadty EnerQY 9012C perkWh I oIIpuk kWh ~yEnlaquoQY 1695lt pelttWIgt Hon~ poundJWIIJ( 22silt pelt ~Wh

Oell~ery C~~ Servll a r~f $95 IXr morgtIh 1)sI IbuIkWh bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbullbull gtA)OC 1 kWh

09tlon1 Monthly F r~ ( UIgtf ~v~ l1Ut~ly) loonIlIIy I~ of $4511 ~r yellko IrKIYClINJ sur(narO ~Igtdcedillo

OTHER RATE OPTIONS

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Ht t MetfrlnQ - A dlt option IMI promolft ~M (RgtUrn~ HIW~ eledtijtrusi19 f~r~tS IUmlY reaMgt MtVOYcndiU ~ 1M power bull

rloltlllt ~bull -IIH atdits_ 1gt1_ TIIO _101 _oolltn o$JJ _h_ _ ~NO 6~ yo __ ~ TolnOUII -rI_Ul l~lbull _ _ cmM(RW~ _ __ oS1S) _~__ -- OI _nn

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WHOLE HOUSE RATE OPTIONS TIese service rates are provided throuqh one meter to a singJt or double OCCVPMlCY dwelin9

Residential ElectriC Service Rate Powe Suppfy CharOe First 17 kWh per dAY Capacity Energy bull 1065C JlE kWh NOItltapacily EntltVbullbullbull 4 767( PErkWh

Additional kWh capacity Energy 4590C per kWh Non-Capacity Enerqy bullbullbull 4751( per kWh

Delivery CNiroes 5efvice (halVe $750 per rnonl h RIA Credit middot $750 per monlh Di5tribvtlon kWhbullbull 543OC per kWh

Time of Day Rate-

On-peak h(Wrs MonCJay-rriday n Um 10 7 pm Power Supply CnarQes June through Octo~r

All on-peak kWh I Capactty Enerqy t2048C per-kllh N~lty EnenlY bull 4757lt per kWh

All otf-peak kWh capacity Energy bull bull 090OC Pfi kWh NonlaquoJpaci ty EnefQY bullbullbull 4757lt per kWh N~ IhrOU911 May

All on peak kWtl Capacity Energy bull 944OC per kWh Non-caPbCity Energy bullbullbullbull bull 4 757lt per kWh

AU oH-peak kWh Capacil y (nergybullbull bull o679C per kWh Non-capaclly Energy 4757( per kWh

fXgtltvery CllalQu Service Charge bull $750 per month Olstribvtlon kWh (YeaNovnd) 543O( per kWh

DynamiC Peak PnclnQ Rate This rate features th~ price tiers as well as Critical Peak prices for days when Critical Peak events are caIed It requires YO1f home to have the aovanced electric meIer Poer Supply Cllarg ~s Onpeak Monday Friday 3 pm to 7 pm

All on peak kWh Capacity EnerQt bullbull 9759C per kWh NOfIltQapacltt Energy 4049C per kWh

Mi(1)eilk MoIIdIlY friday am to 3 pm amp 7 pm to I pm All midpeak kWh

Capacity poundnerQy bullbullbull bullbullbull bullbull Aoose per kWh Non-tapaclty Enerqy bullbull bull 4Q49 per kWh

Off-peak 11 pm to 7 am and all day Saturday Sunday and desiQna~ holidays

All o ff-peak kWh capacity Enerqybullbullbull 0554( per kWh Nonltapacity (nergy 4 049( per kWh

(Critical Puk events dJrlnQ on-puk hours MondayshyFriday Ilmlto to eo lIours per year with ~vance notite

All criti calpeak kWh 5091 per kWh Nonltpatity Enerqy 4049C oer kWh

D1 Uv~ry Cha r Oes Oistribution kWh bull bull 543OC per kWh Service cMfQe $750 per month

Space HeatlOq Rate AfJPied oNy 10 ~miJOeflfr instilUed electric s~ce heltllin9 S(lrwct 11100011 0fIe meier IOn) II~f to KIU$MOIrIJ IlaquoWd on this tltf ~I(r 10 ~ 17 lOIS

PO tl Supply 0 J~ trrouOh October

(irst T7 kWh per day capacity [ MrQy bullbullbullbull bull bullbull bullbullbullbullbull bull bull 1217lt per kWh NOOCapacily Energybullbullbullbull bullbull d61b( per kWh

Additional kWn Capacity Energy bullbull 4741C per kWh NonmiddotCapaclly[nerqybullbull bullbullbull bull 4 616( per kWh

November through May (IrS 20 ~Wh per dat

Capacity ElKrQY bullbullbull 1844( per kWh NonCapaclty Ener9Y bull 4616C per kWh

Addi l lonal kWh Capacity [ ne((lY 0553lt per kWh Non-Capaci ty Ener9y 4616lt per kWh

Oeltvery C~afl)e ~

Service CllltlIqe 5750 per month Dislrlbullon kWh cYeM-roundl bull 5430lt per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

lnteruptlbte Space Conditioning Rate (CooICurrent s middot ) Thfs rale is (01 cmlraJ air 1M air $ltNrce hfijt wmps 7alltp adYanlaQe o( a ICYWef w mmer ra te thai C8II stlf

you vp to 18 (Jercf(ll on the coolf19 POfUOII oJ yotn energy bill wtlEn you e()(oII we istaN aseparate melpI lha1 clO briHIy IIIIerrvpt your air cMdilicnif9 to mee system or oeneratlon Issues POwer Supply ChArQe$

June throuQh October ~Enervv middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddot_middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotO499( perllWti f Non-Capacity Energy bull bull bull 3783lt per kWh

November thrOU(jh MAV Capaci ty Ener9Y bull2973( perkWh Non-Capaclty Energy bull3783lt Pfr kWh

Oellvery C~arQes Service Charge (June Ihrough October) bull $195 per month DisltiolJlion kWh (YeaOlJIdl 543OC per kWh

WatN Heating Strvce Rate

This rate Is a~alllJble for customers Who use an elecshy(ric wdler hedler tor sanitary pJrpos eJ Controlled service (Interrupt ible)

PO Wff Supply Charoes AU kWh Capacily Enerqy 1915lt per kWh NonltapaClty Energy bullbullbull bullbullbull2546( per kWh

Oelover y CharQes Service Charge bullbullbullbullbullbullbull5195 per month DiStribution kWh bullbullbullbullbullbull bullSA30C per kWh

DLWd-I On1J(aJL hOCJrs POIIef Supply

June throug AIfOfl~ak

Capacity NonCapi

Alt ntfflfak Capacily Non-Cap

November 11 All onpe~k C~pacity l NonCoplt

All olfpeak CapacIty I NoncaP

Dtl lvelY CharI Service Ct Distribut io

Option 1 Time On-pfak hour5 POW~( Supply

All on-peak kl CapacityE Non-(apa(

All oIlpeak k Capacil y [ I Non-Capa(

Delivery ( h~rQ Service Chan Distribution I

Oplion 2 MonU Monthly fee I and credits

OTHER RATE

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Net Meterlnq resource CJe~ r_waDI( re5(

thaI power

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bull 1ie11c1er1t InaHr1t Crecln (RIAgt Custoowr rneeC 1IQ eIiQibHIIy requ~$ U KehOe bull $150 ~ IIOI)III (rfillllN 0IIId10 110(1 Oul laquoyou OIMIIly (all U~ lt14 8000471741 Rwc~ Of cwIOIrIe1S wno us ill maIOlt porI ion oI11gttlr IKll ley INtng oI1pe~ ron

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ~ VII sect28 33

sect 9 Compensation of county officers

Sec 9 BoampTds of s upervisors shan have exclusive power to fix the oomp officers not otherwise provided by law

runory Cocst 1963 All VII 9 Elf J I I 9amp yo ConrlNd amp CMII 1908ArI VllJ fR

sect 10 Removal of county seat

Sec 10 A county seat once established shall not be removed until the place nlch it is proposed to be moved shall be designated by two-thirds of the members of the board of supervisors and a majority of the electors voting thereon shall have a pproved the proposed locatioD in the manner prescribed by law

BiotDl)l Co llle3 An VII flO E( JOJJ 1 1964 l~ Con~tllull oD See COllSL ll108Art vrn t )3

sect 11 Indebtedness limitation

Selt 11 No Cltlunty shall incur any indebtedness which shall increase its total debt beyond 10 percent of its assessed valuation

lfiwry Cmol 1963Att VII tllEft Jan i 1i64 Fo e cmtltutlon s Conn 1906 Art vrn U 2

sect 12 Navigable streams permission to bridge or dam See 12 A oavigable stream shall not be hridged or dammed without permission granted by

the board of supervisors or the county as provided by law which pennission shall be subject to such reasonable compensation and otheT conditions as may seem best sui ted to safeguard the rights and interests of the county and political subdivisions the rein

QJO Cotgtu I~ Art VII U2 Ert Jan I 100 Fou eonia o 8M eo 180SArt vrn tl~

sect 13 Consolidation of counties approval by electors Sec 13 Two or more contiguous counties may combine into a Slagle county if approved in

each affected county by a majority of the electors voting on the quest ion IIUtDrr- eo t 1961Arr Vl t 13 Ell J 1 1964

sect 14 Organization and consolidation of townships Sec 14 The board of supervisors of each organized county may organize and consolidate

townships under restrictions and limitations provided by law Hi~ Coru 1963Arr VIto I~ ErrJLIgt 1 100-1 Fo CoGMI~U 01lJ See eoru 1908 Art Vlll us

sect 15 County intervention-in public utllity service and rate proceedings

x Sec 15 Any county when authotized by its board of supervisors sha ll have the authority to enter or to intervelle in any action or certificate proceeding involving the services charges or rates or any privately owned public utili ty furnishing services or collJJlodities to rate payers within the county

W O Coogt J961 Att VT I t iS Ell J I 19amp1

sect 16 Highways bridges culverts airports road tax limitation Sec 16 The legis lature may provide for the laying ou t construction improvement and

maintenance of highways bridges culverts and airports by the state and by the counties and townships thereof acd may authorize counties to take charge aod cootrol of auy highway within thei r limits ror such purposes The legislature may provide tbe powers and duties of Counties in relation to bighways bridges culverts and airports may provide ror county road commissioners to be appointed or elected with povers and duties provided by law The ad valorem property tax imposed for road purposes by any county shall not eltceed in any year one-half or one percent of the assessed valuation for the preceding year

ru ry Con t ampEl3 An VlI 4(6 Elf Jan I 196 Io ~Iuoo Su C I OO~ Art VIH ~2G

Jo~j Ftfrill9 440 N Srarr Smw Flfs-o a ellIJlIII O CO lo All 4R723

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

~~~ Jodi Fetting

Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

AittpAcs Policy GIOlp Airsp $iIViClWl us )epCfIrren ul T(Qrspo~ltrlto-

8GO lndeperdenoe Avenue SW WtW1Irglo DC 7059

Federal Aviation AdrninStrotion

JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

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Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

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Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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Executive Summary

PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL FOR COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

Dear Mike Miller

We value and appreciate your interest in Johnson Controls as a service provider for your building systems and are pleased to provide a value-driven maintenance solution for your facility The enclosed proposal ouUines the Planned Service Agreement we have developed on your facility

Details are included in the Planned Service Agreement summary (SChedule A) but highlights are as follows

bull In this proposal Ne are offering a service agreement for 2 Years starting 0810112019 and ending 07312021

bull The agreement price for first year is $1302000 see Schedule A Supplemental Plice and Payment Terms for pricing in subsequent years

bull The equipment options and number of visits being provided for each piece of equipment are described in Schedule A Equipmentlisl

As a manufacturer of both mechanical and controls systems Johnson Controls has the expertise and resources to provide proper maintenance and repair services for your facility

Again thank you for your interest in Johnson Controls and we look forward to becoming your building technology sarvices partner

Please contact me if you have any questions

Sincerely

William Rasco Service Manager (866) 635-1392

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Benefits of Planned Service A Planned Service Agreement with Johnson Controls will allow you to optimize your buildings facility performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a value-driven solution thai fits your specific goals delivered wilh the attention of a local service company backed by the resources of a global organization 5 VALUfS 9_--_- shyWi th this Planned Service Agreement Johnson -- shy

Controls can help you achieve the following five objectives

1 Identify Energy Savings Opportunities Since HVAC equipment accounts for a major portion of a buildings energy usage keeping your system performing at optimum levels may lead to a significant reduction in energy costs

2 Reduce future Repair Costs Routine maintenance may maximize the life of your equipment and may reduce equipment breakdowns

3 Extend Asset Life Through proactive faclory-recommended maintenance the life of your HVAC assets may be extended maximizing Ihe relum on your investment

4 Ensure Productive Environments Whether creating a comfortable place where employees can be productive or controlling a space to meet specialized needs maintenance can help you achieve an optimal environment for the work Ihalls being accomplished

5 Promote Environmental Health and Safety When proper indoor conditions and plant requirements are maintained business outcomes may be improved by minimizing sick leave reducing aCCidents minimizIng greenhouse gas emissions and managing refrigerant requirements

All of the services we perform on your equipment afe aligned with -The 5 Values of Planned Maintenance and our technicIans understand how the work they perform can help you accomplish your business objectives

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Personalized Account Management A Planned Service Agreement also provK1es you with the support of an entire team that knows your site and can closely work with you on budget planning and asset management Your local Johnson Controls accounl management team can help guide planned replacement energy relrofits and olher building improvement projects Youll have peace of mind that an entire learn of skilled professionals vlill be looking out for what is best for your facility and budget

A Culture of Safety Johnson Controls technicians take safety seriously and personally and integrate it into everything they do All of our technicians participate in regular and thorough safety training Because of their personal commitment we are a leader In the HVAC service Industry for workplace safety performance This means that you do not have to worry about us when we are Q1 your site

Commitment to Customer Satisfaction Throughout the term of your Planned Service Agreement we will periodically survey you and use your feedback to continue 0 make improvements to our service processes and products Our goal is to deliver the most consistent and complete service experience possible To meet this goal weve developed and implemented standards and procedures to ensure you receive the ultimate service experience - every time

Energy amp Sustainability A more sustainable world one building at a time - Johnson Controls is a company that started more than 125 years ago with a product that reduced energy use in buildings Weve been saving energy for customers ever since Today Johnson Controls is a global leader in creating smart environments whers people IIe INOfk and play helping to create a more comfortable safe and sustainable world

The Value of Integrity Johnson Controls has a long proud history of integrity We do what we say we will do and stand behind our commitments Our good reputation builds trust and loyalty In recognition for our commitment to ethics across our global operatIons we are honored to be named one of the Worlds Most Ethical Companies by Ethisphere Institute a leading think tank dedicated to business ethics and corporate social responsibility In addition Corporate Responsibility Magazine recognizes Johnson Controls as one of the top companies in its annual 100 Best Corporate Citizens list

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Service Plan Methodology As part of Ihe delivery of this Planned SeNiee Agreement Johnson Conlrols will dedicate a local customer service agent responsible for having a clear understanding of the agreement scope and your faCility procedures and protocols

A high-level overview around our service delivery process is outlined below including SCheduling emergency service on-sile paperwork communication and performing repairs outside of the agreement scope

Scheduling Preventative maintenance service will be SCheduled using our automated service management system In advance of the scheduled service visit our technician is sent a noUce of service 10 a smartphone Once the technician acknowledges the requesl you customer service agent witt call or a-mall your on-site contacl to let you know the start date and type of service scheduled

The technician checks in wears personal protective equipment perfonns the lask(s) as assigned checks oul with you and asks for a screen capture signature on the smartphone device A work order is then e-mailed faxed or printed for your records

Emergency Services Emergency service can be provided 7 days a week 24 hours a day 365 days a year During normal business hours emergency service will be coordinated by the customer service agent After hours weekends and holidays the emergency service number transfers to the Johnson Conlrols after-hours call center and on-calt technicians are dispatched as needed

Johnson Controls is committed to dispatching a technician within hours of receiving your call through the service line A work order is e-malled faxed or printed for your records Depending on the terms of your agreement you may incur charges for after hour services

Communication A detailed communication plan will be provided to you so you know how often we will provide information to you regarding your Planned Service Agreement The communication plan will also provide you w ith your main contacls at Johnson Controls

Approval Process for Non-Covered Items Johnson Controls will adhere 10 your procurement process No work will be performed outside 01 the agreement scope without prior approval Johnson Controls will work with you closely to ensure your procurement process is followed before any non-covered Item work is started

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Summary of Services and Options

Comprehensive and Operational Inspections During comprehensive and operational inspections Johnson Conlrols w ill perform routine checks oltha equIpment for common issues caused by normal wear and tear on the equipment Additionallests can be run to confirm the equipments pertormance

Routine maintenance such as lubrication cleaning and lightening connections can be performed depending on the type of equipment being serviced Routine maintenance is one of the keys to the five values of maintenance -It can help identify energy saving opportunities reduce futUre repair costs extend asset life ensure productive environments and promote health and safety

Combustion Analysis

Combustion analysis and subsequent adjustments are critical to efficient boiler operation Boiler fuel whether natural gas or oil must burn in the proper combination of fuel and air (oxygen) Poor combustion can create soot deposits on the tubes impairing heat transfer Incomplete combustion can also lead to the potential formation of CO (carbon monoxide) an odorless gas that can harm occupants In the mechanlcat room andlor building Johnson Controts technicians will analyze the flue gas to determine If optimal fuellair ratios are present

Operational VisltlControls System Verification Based on our exper1ise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance and calibrations on the equipment controller for your mechanfcal equipment The inspection includes the following tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel

bull Review of alarms points which are offline out of service and overridden points

bull l ocal baclltup of controller program

Advantages Provides proactive Identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments identify energy efficiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

Operational VisitSupervisory Controls System Verification Based on our expertise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance on the supervisory controllers and servers in your Metasys system The inspection includes the follOoving tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel and cleaning as needed bull Review of alarms points which are offli ne out of SeNtce and overridden points bull l ocal backups of controllers objects and server repoSitories bull Review security database and ensure default passwords are Changed

Advantages Provides proactive identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments Identify energy effICiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

TowerfBasin Cleaning During operation a cooling tower becomes a natural repOSitory for wind-blown debris This debris has a tendency to collect In the towers sumpbasin Johnson COI1trols technicians will clean the lower and basin 10 prevent blockage and pOlenllal damage to critical system

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components This service does not include chemicallreatment required to control or eliminate biohazards such as Legionella unless chemical water trealment services have been added as a separate option

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Summary Thank you for considering Johnson Controls as your building technology services panner The following agreemenl document Includes all the details surrounding your Planned Service Agreement

With planned service from Johnson Controls youll get a value-driven solution that can help optimize your building controls and equipment performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a solution that fits your specific goalS delivered with the attention of a local seNice company backed by the resources of a global organization

We ll be your building technology services partner

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Planned Service Agreement

Cuslomer Name COUNTY OF TUSCOLA Address 440 N STATE S1 CAROMI48723-1555 Proposal Dale 061112019 Eslimale 1-135LX3G9

IScope of Service

Johnson ContrOls Inc r Jcq and the Cuamplomer (colledively the -Parties) agree Preventative MaintenslCe SelVlces as defined in Schedule A r Services) will be provided by JCI aihe Customers facitily This Planned Service Agreement the Equipment U s Supplementat Price and Payment Tefms Terms and CondJUons and Schedule5 attached hereto and incorporated by this reference as if sellor1h funy herein (ColecUvely the Agreement) cover the rights and obligations of both the Customer and JCt

Extended Service Options for Premium Coverage

If Premium Coverage is selected on-sile repair services to the equipment will be provided as specified in this Agreemenl for the equipmenllisted in Ihe attached Equipment Us

IEquipment List

Only the equipment listed in the Equipment Lisl will be covered as part of this Agreement Any changes to the Equipment Lisl must be agreed upon in writing by both Parties

----------------~ITerm f Automatic Renewal

ThIs Agreement takes effect 0fI 0810112019 and will continue until 0713112021 (Originaj Term) The Agreement will aUlomalicatty renew on a year-Io-year basis after the Onglnal Teon ends unless Ihe Customer Of JCI gives the other writte n notice il does not wam to renew The nolice must be delivered al least (45) days prior 10 the end of the Original Term or of any renewal period The Orignal Term and any renewal periods are sometimes collect ively referred to in this Agreement as the Term Renewal price adjustments are discussed in the Terms and Conditions

IRefrigerant Charges

Refrigerant is nOllncluded under this Agreemenl and wilt be billed separately to the Customer by JCt

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IPrice and Payment Terms

The lolal Contract Price for JCIs Services duringlhe 1st year of the Original Term is $1302000 This amount will be paid to JCI in Annual Installments Pricing for each subsequent year of a mul1iyear Original term Is sel forth in the Supplemental Price end Paymenl Terms All payments will be due and payable within 30 days of Ihe invoice date and SUCh IImely payment by Customer shall be a condition precedenl 10 JCIs obligation to perform lis Services A penalty of one and a half percent (15) of the amount due per month shall accrue for payments received after the payment due date Renewal price adjustments are set looh in the Terms and Conditions

Invotoes wil be senllo the following lOcation

TUSCOLA COUNTY COURTHOUSE 125 W LINCOLN ST CAROMI48723

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(c) clblrl lCllng 01 ehikr ~OIIdef4er WIlt tems d Oilier coltnPltgtlnts fOi blDlald$ such II but nOI Wmlllaquod 10 leamplone~ Unlesl ewt)lltilly slaquolloflll In IhotKopt 01 teN(ts betwe-tn tIM PII Unlen eoplick ty provld for within me scope 01 SfMcd thl iJ Oul of Scope StNkt$M til CultomltfS egtdult-e r ponllbWty 10 mkt ~Hlnt_ts lot wch oervktl with proYide oilgte lhan JO Me-ntlons 01 chll~ tube lelnlnamp condttuer oltnlnc coolnl l_cleanlnamp Of boiler tubt nrc IrI I ny KOpe or It only I~WQfk 10 remow nomlll bullthp 01 dIbriI ~d sctle lube brush cltltllrlamp prfuurt _hln obullbullcld IIuIhlrlJ ReIre 10 well cit doe fIOIlrldlldlti chItInQI cleanl dIsInffltlJo~ g ~ _I IHlmern r~lrN 10 ellminale (ontrOl 01 dSirllect IIIhst bIDtrd$ such IS bul 1gt01 IimIIfO to Leckgtnelllt

dl suwl 1Utltorles 01 items nov comed dIrMI the use of COOterCd (ltIgt~ such flbbons w illgt and ~Mlt

Ie) I~ furnllhlnpound of ~teNli and suppiles lor P4inlln Of rttlnlsllint equllmen

(I) I~ rePiit 01 e~cmenl 01 wIe In ~onduM bud bIetrlnsmlsslo Mnel g the ~ II flOl otgtrmly epllted 0 m~lntId gn I l ohedultd bJl II

(II) rel)laetmenl 01 obsolele paru Ind

(h) d 01 fny Idndlnrllldln bul not Ilmlld 10 ~ C ltlOlt1II Ir1jltJ V dutll opetty mit ~rd 1M ~om of 111 0 i( fliultitIC from

bull Iue mllase Ittlons Idjunme nts ill~U tombiNtlons rnoolfklllorn 0 repoalrJ 10 CO-etCd pound4I1pmen1 nOI ~rf01mtd ptovlaed 0 i9J1fowd Inwlt~ by ICI

bull eluEp ment nOI c~ed by IIIIs tg eement o-r II~CIvntflUi mad e to (ovl td lqulpmenl

bull I CIS 0 omlsslonl 01 the Cullom Iudl but not Ike d 10 1iHi fi ll of lhe (ulOme 10 fulflI lhe 0m ObUtlonl IrId Commllts to Jete) dulbed In ~ctlon f Oll Ms rttt OpefatOl erro CUltOmtTmiddot IIW I 10 (Onduel tgtffltfll~ lnllni n I isulU~ fom CU ltomerl prellous denlll of 10 ItClSS to the C_ed Equipment uld Cullomers f~IIye 10 knp the Sill (lein 1M Iitt 01 dull 111 01 ollie IAniclef a debris ~ sucll CDndilionslre prously txpressJv Itknowledled by JO 11I _1t1flamp

bull siltgt- eliled Ind tlWlromtenl1 rolldillolU IntludJnc but flOl ~mlted 10 POIIfI tllvrs Oll(ul i loni in eleclliul cufTMi (or -~t $UCI) 00 biQhlltdS Wth u but fIOI ~rnlled 10 Lelonc lllo IlIoclIled wilh COnd_l wllI (0011 lower systems ad subcompo~n l Iylleml

D ~AYMNT DIJUGAl1DN

CulIIme Ihal Ply 1M lcts wtl du1n KCOfdlIltt wIIh Int PIYfJItIII It ml prald td lor In lhe llIeemeI Such PIIymtnl II cond~1oP pc~tdnl to 10 ablellon 0 perlam StMcu under 1M e-emtnt In lu v lillny pvchlle o d elllKllo lhi eeme-nl bullbull nd ~~hstancl Ul4le 10 Iht tom theltein Cuslomtr tkAOWledIIOO ftel thlt IofIdU JO IrwoIces 10 an meum _teIhln $15000 lhall be ~Id a nlt wire t~fe check Of money order If IhII rume-n11s rertoedlCttl1 ovide (tmametwlth IlOlite olillyIdjUllmtnlS In the ConllKl Prict appfltlblt 10 Mff_1I period no r Ihn IOflYmiddotfWtjS)dltIys 11lt10lt 10 tIgtt totNMnoemcnl oll~illenewit 1Dcl UnonlOAlaquo In_theetmt at lelll hfTyI30) dIys prior 10 Iht 11( of fuch bullbull~I peiodIN ICfJusled price IIIbull bull bctlht prlre 10 ~ Itn il perlod

E WARftArffiES

JO warrants IIJ $Ic wUI te provided In ood ~d orkmDnllkt mlnner for 90 dyI Irom the elite of Se k ti I Jel eltc ives rlnen nollt e 01 a

Johnson ~j(C 21)19 JOIlnSOo CUols b e Customer COrlidellfrlll Controls Do ~ 0l0Y fphYSllll1 eletrorucaJy or 111) Ch(gt mampoiI) 111OUt (ou)t8$$ wel ~m H()n of JOIn$on CoIIoi s Ic P aglt ~601 42

I r PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

bf Ch of Ihi warranty Pl io to the e nd o f this flinty jlnod Jel III -perlOm any no~-tonlor~~ S ~Nilt~ e t no addl11on~1 (~ r8e hhl~ a ltonvn 1y tU5QMble Itm~ of I~ nOIIIllt llon

Jet 1gt lhoit eqvlpmfnl mnuIanued o I~dd bgtj 10 (ilofl fnc 11IiI1 It Irom dellaquou in mIII~ 1 and k hlp 1 lnlam normlluutelOI I period of90dS 1110 1ngtl11J o fumih bullbull pleOI 01 CQulpmenl utl(k tNs Alemen ilnd lhat eQulpmenl Ii cov~red brl nty fom m tnktunr ot~ INn CI 10 wf l llnSI~1 the benefits cl th lt m-nufgtltlue(J waranty it any to Custome and 11 amy lemediebull ~ n clu1III 101 lhal equipment AI ttnJj)OItlkwI (hoi tnwred In _ lion wi(h Ihr wrinty 101 eCllOpmeol1 IftdO 1~1s nol _wd undshythis AeerntnllNtl be bDn~ byCuJIO b eept as poided heern II Jel oltelves in nOlice 01 I ~ ee~ 01 I~b ~rmty PIlot to t~ end 01 tllh rruy pelod JCI will ttPlIr o eplate (n )(1 OPtio nl Ih e delMliv~ equl pmenl

Tllele _nl do II(It IJttend 10 tty ~ltW 01 eltlul~n lhal have bfton rnllUied bull bull Ite ed Or repared byC1I0 CI O IlIItd INfl iel Ihoul 1M supelVi1on 01 nd 110lt lltn Ippt(lvll olIO o WJCI ~t num~ or ranty d tul W bwn rmowd or alured AJ replaccd parts Ct equrgtnMn1 h1 become JCI pro~rty Thb ~rtntv is 1101 lu~b~ W~ nty J~ ~ be provldfd dulnn ncrmal bUllneu hOUlI IXCludll hoII(Ivs The r-dti I fonh hilrtln shltl be to(II~ nd eoltclU1ive medywltllCltlrdllo ny wlfrt nty ( 1lm under thlgt AallefMtlt Anv uit huN _lIIe rrltltv mun be lItauhl no III mn orgtamp II) ~a ftlr lile txPtloon ollhr pplicllble ffanty ~Iod Thlgt IIm(ttUon Is In IItu cr Iny olhe IPPrlublf mlult or 1Imh~1I01 CUSTOM~R FURTHfR ACKHOWLIDGU oVoID AGREfJ THAT THUt WARIUJffifS Aif ICIS SOU WAlIRANTlES ANDTOTHf MAXIMUM [)(TENT PpoundftMrrrEO UNDERAPPUCABLE LAW ARE IN U[U Of All OTMER WAftRANTlES pound)(pRpound$S OFlIMPUED INClUDINGtIT NOT lIMITED TO TlfOSf OF MERCHAHTA8IUTY AND FITNESS fOR A PlRTICI)LAR ftJRPOH

f CUSTOMEROIIUGATIONS AND COMMITMENTS TO ICI

1 Cuc~ wtt~l lt M ~ JCIr) WOOmIIlion (Onnltnlne conoilion of lhe CovtfeO Eqv ~ment TI Cvstom agnfS nd ~ntl

lhll 6tin 11Ie Tffm of IhI AItirnenl Cu crne will 11 oprr1 the Cevtttd [ol~menl ~codin8 10 th~ mnulanu~1 atldor CI co ~nduonl

01 up ~lt I~ I rgtd CUtten work Ic Ind motion boutt~e Co~erfd EQltrlpmenl crommended bt th e nufCuH ~Mor J(I

DJ 1I00Ii(k a n MlIQU 1e on_ 101Covw E4Uipm t ~ ftltommended by Ihr nufw1u~ Ntdor K~ Includili but 01 limited 10 dequal~ electllc~1 pOw~ ie IU~ lit COIGitionnt1Id ~umldltycontro

(4) oo ri ly JCI lovn~ile1y 01 ~ nv CowCd Equlpm~ nl mllunCtion Iliu kdown o other condllion ~fleclltg Ihe oper11on of tht Cowrt d f qulpfltf1

(5) prOjf ICI It~ nl arct1l 10 lis Pem isegt a nd Cevelti Equ~nl 1 ~H UJonIbIe tId nEU1IJf lmn for IIgte perforttIfICt olt~ e 5elVicu

(6) alo JCI 10 ~~ iod SlOP ~ erodialy hm off or otherwlle C~IIle c temponrily lupend eqvlpmenl Of)eratioru oc Ihll)(1 an perform Ihe ~le-aui~ uoder ~ AceemcIII

(]I M af)dlable ~Iovtd t JlIo~e oondc-n~ coollfll t_r 1raquoiIr wa ter lUlrnenl lor IN proper function (II Co_ed E Ilmc-nld prot ect a~lnll ~ nV elonm~nllllssu~ a nd IOllae of biohulld lueh 3$ but not IIm~ e d to leclonell

(III un iIlId jIIoperl itl and Itl~ Itttr u1on 11 lm t_ tUh nlpoundhl or II uth cfNr Ie Custo hili clo~ the PWllfl

(9 O~I1n I M~n Jke nc jIrnilgt ~qulred lor ~d DoloV I~ tlelt u~lecI ~ h theServlu

(lOI noullrJC I immedi ately 01 fly cmed ~deauacv~ 01 1~Iur r cl th t Co 1 Equlpmenl 01 othr condl lon ffenlna the optallen 01 Ihe Cored hulpmenl

(II) fumlVlny nelteu 110 C ~ I na ~~101 olflle$ 1$ peme (111 poperty maintain pall se Mlte Ind utt I~e 101111 operalion olny olh property sYStem Qqulpmenl or dtYlte o (usto m or 0111 to wtkh the Covered [Qpment mav De ilUacled or eCMK led In UCordinct wi1h mltlnuaclur~bullbulleornmend~tlcnt InlUr lfle elme ou1ltenll c the lequlemeltIU o lny Ie o6l i bu u ~encv 01 ocllttIIO~1u hiviC ll6iction thteol

131 IIOIt~mpet IVTt ~ ~ker Id)u l ~ dllturb I~ ~mQve Of ol~erwle Int~l1t~ with any Coveed poundIpmenl (locltKUn ampny relll~ 10l1wllftl ind 001 permk th r ~e 10 be done ~nd

(14) raltt lrom UU1nC lalie mina erob lfse K I 10 i Iln~ Pf~lty 01 I~ 1)1 by 01 IUed at~I1 JO by Iy OIlf1Imeltola mu fielpll I~ncy II elull lhereol

2 CUW~ftI~ u1ltnowledtna undend~ ~I unleS dl fea l~llor blQhl bullbullltdl uch leIOiIen11l topliGi tlyltKludm ttl I~ C JO b proYIdfr1t h gtCuomerlpo I~UI~ Ie pI ltgtvde j lK~ It~ nl Corner~mowIedcu lhlits fitC 10m~ ht tobla~ wlU elilgtte KI 01 any elpontbliity lor~ny Co~ed Equipment bC~kdown 0lt I ny ntC~UiY air o rrFgtlourneot I any Cover ~d Equlpme-nt II CUSICme brehes ItY 01 the t obllltlons KI N aye lhe Ilhl upon Mlen notice to Cullrgtmif to smpend Ilt Seovas unl~ C~tme cua udgt blttadl In a lldliJon ( SI_ rhaC be npornblt lOt f2YInt 0 etmbrfll10 10 inyCOlU Iuodt~ wilh ltoIftUW k uued IJ JUII 01 to( bnil(11 11~Ggte cbl iCltion bull

G INSURANC Clgt$lomllt t11lOfU11Ie 101 oUinin ilt inwran~ (ovtltsectte ~Nt (ull_ be Is nfelillY 10 proUCWIO Cuam propelttY and penol

In 0 on the Ptnlstl Includlnt co-eraJt 10lt ptllon1Inj u tKI propelY dftliilf~ ttlE PAYMENTS CUSTOMER MAICU UNDER tttlSAGRUMENT AAf

NOl ftELATED TDtttE VAlUE OF ttt[ PREMISES CUSTOMERS PROP[RTY OR POSSEnION5 ORTHE PER50N5 OCCUPYING OR AT ANYTIME PRESENT

IH OJ ON TNE fIIEMllU BUT RA1MEII ARE trUrn ON 1M COSt Of THE MnM MID lllE SERIIl(U AHD lAlE INTO CONSIDEJIAOON nn PROHCTION AFFORD EO TO 10 UNOER TtffS AGJIHMlNY CUtOngtC -by elee 10 ~ any Ilatoly 10 nv IVttII or condllion (ustlty (o~c cd bycom~dllIbIHtv iu t1nce (utomc und~oI nd lha l ncltlcr he Se~ rQr the Co~ered Equlllmfnl ~rr dtiI d 10 ~du(r bul nc

el1m te certl ln u13 1(1 doe nat tvrntv I~t nel th lgtt SeIViCI1 I1ltlr Cov~red [liulpm~t i ~ pievcflt Qerwn(ll InulY un~t~orzed entnotgtCe1 or

Johnson $](C 2019 J~on Cofol~ Inc CUllOf1ef CogtIodetll Controls Do rI() copy (pIIys eamplly eleW cay 0lt In a ny othel ltTtf)Crl) rlncul Ina t p-eu Iter Jl(flrISion 01 John~ Conrolamp I~ P8g~ f 0142

JOHNSOt 0 fRe 5 PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL REPREO FDF COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

H INOlMNITV

JCllnd CII~tomel 11It11 full Indemnify he ollgttl Plrty Illd Iu officers bulltffltS dilectOrsbullM tmpioyffl 1Om I ny ~ndn dlmlle p tOIlS and exptllln (clud ~lonJble utOlne-s leest illne OUt of third Pirly dllml demtlndi or lukllor bodily Injury (In(ludl dath) Of cia gc 10 tana1bie pcptny 10 lhe lCIt Irisin OUI 0 Ihe IItCIIamp~e or tnclnllonel mlscOfldutt 0 Ihe Indemnlfyl party Of lIS crnplovlef Of _filli CUSlomer expra tliihl ICI Jtlan be r~bIe 10In)Jry iWnbullbullbull bull 01 ~I only to the IICIttIt uund dlrlaquoly by IC1 nel~MI o Inllntl_ mliConduCi Thl obllJtJonl 01 JCllnd Ctome und Ihllltlt1ion ~ funhtf wbIKI to lealoml tid J ~

I LlMlTAnON OF UAllUTI NEITHER 10 HOR CUSTOMER WILL BE R[5PONSIBlE TO TH OTHER FOR ANY SPECIAl INOIRECT PUNITIVE OR CONSlQUENTlAI DAMAGES (INCLUDiNG BIIT NOT lIMITEO TO LOST PROFITS OR LOll OF BUSNlSS) JCJS TOTAL UAIIUJ TO CUSTOMER FOR DAMAGES R[5ULTlNG JROM AN( CAUSE WHAnOMR SHALL BE UMIT(D TO $2SQDOO IN NO EV(HT SHALl 101 INDEMNifiCATION OBllGATJOH [)(UD TIlE AMOUNTS ALO TO JO UNDER THIS AGIllEMENT OR THE AMOUNT OF INSURANCE IllQUIMD B THIS AGREEMENT WHICHpoundItIl IS GAUnlt CUSTOMUI UNDERSTANDS TltAT)CJ 15 HOT AN INSUIIER RpoundGARJ)tNG THE WORKOIlTIlE SERVICpound$ 0 SHAll HOT BE IIESPON5IBH fOR ANY DAMAGE 011 LOSS nAT MAYflUU~T FIIOM FIliI SAFElYOR SECURITY EQUPMpoundNTTHATfAILS TO PEAFORM PROPERLY 011 FAILS TO PIIMr( A CASUAL all LOSS

J FORa MAlfURE

KIWtLL NOT Bf RfSPON511Ll fOR DAMAGE LOSj INJURV 011 elLA CAUSEDY CONOrtIONS TMAl AAI BFYONDTKE IllASONAlU CCImIOl AHD

WITHOUT THlltnpoundHTlONAlMISOOHOUClOR NlGtlGpoundItCE Of 10 SUCH amomOHSlflCWD[ 80T ARE HOT UMmo TO (AI ACnOf GOO (6)

Am Of GOVtllNM[NT AGpoundNQpoundS Ie) SllIlKl5 (0) LABOR OISPIITpoundS) (f) FIRE If) OPlOSIONS OR CASUAlneuros (G) floIfS (H) VANDAUSM II)

RIOTS 011 WAR IJ)TpoundRROIUSM ANe III UNAVAUBILITYOF PARTS MATpoundRJALS OR SUPPUES

It RUOUJT10N OF DISPUTES 11 3 0l5pu1l rIs~ und~ tIIk _nl tile lelllgtall prom1 ~~ Incod IlIh lbesoIvt well dllputll by ~tIM In1Ie -t dsJ)UU II UIU~ 0 be vcWed eltha- pony whaw the tch IrIltble ltbiI~don by iIinC with lhe AmeltIcn ArbItIoltI oUodallon ~ no olllerlcttlClIon IaI bftn prevlouJly filed upon ftliol 01 the Ifbitnon till AAA Ihllhlw Ihe eOlCIu~W jurlsdlCllon _ the OlspUte Tlluibull11 party mty decide 10 f~e n (Ilon In coun of romDftenl jurbdirtlonl f til (oun f~m II Ihe flntlec1 proctdln flied tIIll tourt Iha have lur~dlaioo ove lhe ~JlUle to the aclulion 0101 rbltrltlon AtbiUlllon Ihln be toooucted In il(cordince wilh the lWn CUrrtnl tbhflllon rules of the IgtnItrlan Artgtilntlon MllaquoilIIon ~OIM wtlitllllon seMel mlJlIatty ampJ1Hd 10 by 1M IoIlt11n ArbIlratlon musl be (~1Ild Ihtll Ibty (60) dayt afw tn oputt submitted 10 artHlllon unlen the j)IoItlH mll I1y et ot~ The ~cI~ed by tn ~alorwi 1M f_land ~I liAlted by 1M bltLmDf may be Int~ed In XUlrcllnce with IppIiQbIe I_In any (oun h-il (ornpe1em jurisdiction jMltty po_llire III 1M 3Ibtrtttlcn or COUrt poem IhII If entilled lOn _d 01 Its rulflMble COIoU In(IudinI 1USOfIIbInomeyJ leu Incurred IS rtwlt 01 tile Oipute CUSTOMER MUST BRlNG ANY CLAIM AGAINST 10 WITHiN ONE (1) YEAR m ER THE ClAIM AROSE If CUSTOMER OOIS NOT CUSTDMR WlU HAVE IRRtvOCASlY WAIVED Irs RIGHT TO SUE 10 ANDOR INSTITUTe OTHER PROCEEOINGS AND ICI SHALL HAVE NO LlA81UTt TO CUSTOMER fOR SUOi CLMM TIME IS Of THE ESSENCE AELATM TO CUSTOMH PUISUING ANf SUCH ClAIM floIE PItOVtSIONS Of TKS AGREEMENT WHICH APLY TO AN (AIMHALl REMAIN IN HFECT EVEN AFTER THE AGREfMtNT IS TfRMNATto 10 AND CtmOMER EACH WANt THEIR RlGIfT 10 A rull

shyl TERMINATION

1 Remote Monnorln $eMCIIS and R~mOte ()pe~lln ScsvIca ma~ be imrntdlitely Clnceled by ellher party il Jels Remote OperIiQn Cenler (onne(lln res Of mOflltorlrlllSlem5l~ cle5trovtd by or ather ClIllopht Of wilt Ihf PlemilllS re sa bS damtBed Ih 1 11 Is IrnpftetaI IO conlinuf StnoIces

2 ellhe INIrty fib 10 perform any 01 Its obIirlon UM hIs Ieem~nl I~t otll jraquony wi prOIII~ -men IOIkt LheeollO lhe )lilly

1I1~ed 10 JHo In dmult Should Ine party alted 10 be Ifl defull 111 to espond I it or like action 10 cvre tIM II~IltI def within 1111 (lOt (lall 01 ~celvln IV lneo notlu the lOti ~rty may le(mlnlle Ihk rument by PIOllldlll ~ten nOl1(1 01 IIJII lermllliU lo n

3 UPQI1 IltIrrIinoUm 01 h ltfeeme~ le r anv rNson aJICmef 1hd PltiY IQ 10 I II UflGitputed _nu 0Wflj IlIrwah Ihe dallt of IIIUOII ~hIn thl (30) cI~ luth lermnl ion (ulier hIIllso prflVlde Jej Utlth RMlIlabe aa 10 the islS tD rem~ IIIe Gflew OtWe ~n~hVfllher JO pro~y ncltoun~tJI Int~on fl~ 0lt iiIlt IIlfIV ~lIlem1S ppUuble Cull 111111be liable fOlt al Iffl COlli and IICPfIfl mil Jet mv Il(u in ltootlKion th I enlOIOlmenl 01 hll tIlIl indlldina wilhoullimatlcln nlIo ble nom lees eltgtnKtton aency lees nil Olin COIoI

4 II he A~re~tot Is for mulljytar telm t~her jMrty nwy termiNle lilt Aeflaquomerll after dI ronl fu ~a of SaMlaquo by I lilt OInr pI no Ie-laquo thIn 10middot1 (151 ~VJ nit oolk laquoNlded h_ th~ (us OfIIted PREMIUM (OVEIlAGE CusIOlttltgtlt Y mlltUle ~~I ontv upon 10$ WIitt~ ~

M ASBESTOS MOlD BIOAHAZARDS AND HALUOOUS MATERtAlS

H~zardoul Mltfrills munl tfrlal ~ wb$llnct hal tIelher by Its N~ or ute II now Of hft defed Of fCula~ hdoubull 1 dOUloUbsltnoUl pc 1 o tOllllmlnlnl vodeIIV 1oG~ 111 01 leclclta l lowbullfCulallon 01 rdinlOtlCll bullbulllalre to or cklfIlUkIamp pUblic and ~ 1l1li and uletytId prateCIIon oj the IMonmen or which iI toIc explosive COfaUvt flammable radloKlhot orclnoCflIk or OIhenoriI haarcloui Of which iI or CfIfI1n1 _oItum psoline died Iud Inother pc1~um hvoilOClrbon produCl or poIYhlori~ bIphtI Hatardoui Matttllls ltlHdllGaltoeluMl makl leulmiddotbaid ptintl bIohIlrdS SIIdIIS but ftOlink~ to 1fCiofIeCl IntI HlIeJtcs-conao1n1nc mwials rACM1 Neither (ulomer nor lCi dlrlll lo or Illkeneel 10undnmiddotakedlren Obllnlolll r~I~li~ (11M klcnllOClllcln Ibuemenl dUnp control ~mo~1 or dlltpoltal o ACM

10 wlB be 1$IgtOtIIbIe 10lt moI 0 cI oos 01 ayen~roous ~Ierl_ls Ihll I ul In provldl lht StMt-es n O H bullbullf(Ioul MaIHllb1 and t~ I fmldllifIn ollllY Iell jlnd by he eI1e of 1(111lt1 MertatI For lit HI~ MltMils Iha may be olteselttl Itgt lacM~h

Johnson ~lcC 2019iQhn$on Cotro~ Inc ControlsComeJ Canfodenllal 00 nr)I COP) (pIIy~ocaIy eectrorcny or n an OIhel mea) Ylnout It ~I~ nnen ptlJJTJ5~ 01 ~C~oIs Inc PagE 38 011

middot PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL t- COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rNomiddotC1 HudOOJ Meritmiddotf (uuome shgt1IIUpply JCI wht 1 iflrornallo~ iflil pm bullbull~1on lt~lllni 10 lilp pre~nlt of lilllrltlOU$ M~ c-rret ij

th ~ilt eJ~nn ~v ff~(1 10 pelt1orm bull e 01 Ih~ s i(~ II Illhft Cnomelt or 10 gtKom ltt 01 ltgtlt UUlfCU U~ I)esellltt 01 Nonmiddoto(l HIIIISo M~ le1$ tIIl Iy ItgtItrlre llh Cr ServIltpoundl II I~U ImmtdllltIy $lOP I~ SoetYl(l Itgt rile I ffffiecl ru ~nd noilly the o thw ~n As btt-en (unome Ind MI Cuu_ hoo_be rtlpor1ible 01 IIISoho n~n ~ e -d diopoinr 01 Honmiddotla Hndou Mele 1$ fom lu rdMIebullbullnd for Ih (medlllion olny reu ImpaetCd by he ret bull bull e of he Hon-CI HUlrdou Mlltrl I~d mul ptwidc ~ cer1lliUlle 01 a balm~nl ~cfore J(I will be obll~lled 10 ~rlorm 0 cnl~ue lIS S~Mco unln 10 ~d letu knowloedae Ihll NonmiddotCI HIardou M~I(II~ were pren nd eted In dl$tfpr d of I~I ~e In wli(h tne 1lJ 1lt1 -11 be (pon lbllil lu ole ~ Othe etMOltlon 0 nmiddot orn Impmed by IlJ leltl~ of 1Idgt Hibullbulldon MlttIIbullbull00111) ( lOme hon In lOponibII II lu ole e~e for the _olI 01 HIbullbullrdous Male 1s INri ~ no bHII r~ieued and fe reie~e~ not nultlnc from Cl1 PtriormallCt ef tilt Serulces CuomN ~hlI ~I~nd ~nd InclomoJlot JO ~Calnl 1 Iol-ifl (o sU damUC I e~~nlel vd claJms ~rnamp 01 lu fa ure 10 (omply with Ihll Sccllcn M

N CUSTOMER DAlA

Cnlomt da la obtillned flom lie SetWltcs II owned by alld 111amp11 btlolt o Cunomer 10 I~ IUIOI illO UI Cl410mellb 10 prcMde Sentlce (lome bcept a lonh IItrlln lei wilt 101 disclose Ie any IhllI Otlty ~ny 1rlISivIltN81 (~nom dlI~ acquled hrouh pelt10IWIIIa 01 Ihe Sttvices Mthout Cul lomer (OnSenl (unomer ilB~e Ihal Jel nd 11 ubleIIrle affillnlnd epproved Ihild ~rty COII111OI5 and de-elopers may collecl nd lJ~e CUllome dll for Iny eaon 10 as ny ee l ule 0I1t1e clall on I dt middotklfn11itd bSII Iha dot nOI p~rsonaMy I~ntily Cullomer or anvlndivd Cuilomelt Igttgteby ~nlJ)O a petu WilcIWkIelfrtvOCable royah lru8unO U modi+ m1PU~Ibull bull WOIoeltIse and 1011

0etMt~wo b frOtnuch dala J(III ~IIM rlClIl$lOlI Inr~ 10_ rbl tJlIltflllll nd produnl C~led as I ew of uerlomnce ofSeMlts

O JCIS INlHLECTUAI PROPERl

10 WM IKtJI d riCh ~ lgtcIltgtltfest 11 yl) woltk orovided 10 Cuslomel IfgttIudlnl ohooI l ilmltiltiOfl ill ~e ~U and objeet cod dorumtnll1ior1 tKllnic Inhwon or dlla 1plaquolflCa1onlnd del bull ltes Impr~mellU 01 mOClllQlooruo 10 r~II1Hmiddot~ and (bJ I(now-How (defined below) e~ b 1(1 In bull (I~eron 01 lhe ~bltt 0 periolfTlfnt ollh Slt~ whth ~n_n 10 1(1 ror 10 Of diVtlom or tiICgyeiI Or ~uire-d In conneCllon with I perormrltt of II obn ioos under lhl ~greemenl Ownership Of eM Oelwblf ~nd KnowHow Ihd veil 00001y In ICJ nld flO Oe~ver~~bullbull1IaII be de~med middotworks mide fo r hlf bull Withoul UtIamp Ihe lenerilily 01 th e fortlal vfSNp 01 ai sool(e nllIS ~ (Ie (Olme of ptriOfnlInamp the le1Vkei I~I reMain the elOCIuIiIIt PlIJIIIlt1V 01 10 FltK purpoltl 01 ihllt AaJr-cmerr middot~nowmiddotHO mean a knohow )jot e It(hnIQ~s (Q ~U mllhoclolocln loobbullbull~Iy i(ll ~pprOKIgtG dltibu~ Odell and dt1m dllcoveriU ad ld~ililnW1ed produCAd by dhelc~d or uelt t)y 1(11 he CfUlon IIlt plovilJcn 01 the o-t~f1b1eI or In the Iltroltnance 01 tho Sltrvkt1 i nel Iny chanee ImplovemenJ or modlfiuHon tlgtereto or deivatlv Ihe reof

P OI6IT lpoundRMS

Any licMM 10 ltgtlt ~h( to ~laquopoundl1 JO IOfWlIrt produW inc dIIlti l e r Cloud tu Dyfth-lMd ulkr till Irelfflflfl b prellldild on 1- telt

corldklons for the iPllllebje loflwr~ groduct Of dlcll or cloud trvlce lei forth btll1wwwJgtgtmQI(QroluQmtgtulk Cleull4itl~I SU(h

aptgtlblt oftw~re podu nd (jjIIIIlervlltes lermsr lncopO ~d by rcferetl(e hcreln

Q Mi~LlAHrOlJS PROVISIONS

1 AW nor l~bullbullequlred IC be amp1vfIfI1bullbullnrundfi hili ~e ifI wrllnt Inc ~11I)e (OtIl(Ieca prcper ~iwn If (II chlMrred In Jlt IOt (b) tlll vi the Unlled 51lei POI~I stvIlte pel1se orepald ftlIlIred 0 tertlfld Mill rflun fclOl requCled (cJ ifni by o~ernlJht del~rv scNiCe ( fidEgt UPS) 01 (dln bvfClIrn~~ ~ m~1I or olnelt el~wonlC mt~nd confimed by (~cslmll e relum mlll or ele~hone

2 TIUs CfNnltnt _ nor be led byCunomoe wtllIc 1(1 k wrgtlIell (0ltgtSe 1(I IN ~ III -eM 10 1amplJr lh eltlnbull bull o_ ethn~erJon firm 0 (OltpOrllon wltheut Cul1omer~ conscm 0(10111 abo lIve 1M Ith Itsor cI1stretlon 10ubconuaa ny ponlon 01 IDe Servl(e TII$ ~retmenllnues 0 he ben~fot of Ind Is appllc ble tc ~ny aS1inees or SUbltOnl etor~ ef telbullnd II blndlnt upon Customer wllh Plaquo110 nld Il-SlttD or ltubculag rs wilh Ite f~e nd tllecl3 n bInltls (uIOme loJel

411 any plcviion of 1M femen Is fgulld t W IMaloC ~ tbullbull1 or unenforceable in ~ny elOtet Ihe lIdlly lealOty ~nd enforcelbillt Ollhe rem~lIinlpltosooru cellUinil htfetll hill flO( In t V wy be Ifeuelt Of irnj)3IleltIthNeOv

S TlIII laquoeemenlI lhe enUre (onl et bltwcM 1(1 nd CU1l0mt1 and ~st~1 ~ny pltlcr or ~ 1 undcfSllndll _itt IIIltIU ~ ro~oII or Olher ommuni(llionl b tween the partIe

ampmiddot(111 dltnowIodllli ~nd ~ bull IIgt IIY jhHdl l c ord~ lucd by Cuilomc In cunllKlon h lhigt laquo~enl iSlnlend only 1D ellMliiSh lnymenllllhof1ry fOl Cr5lont r Inltrn~lluou~I purptllH nd nol be conide1( to be ~ unto llcr Imltfld n1 modlfQtion o OIher IcvlslonlO lhe lenTIl 01111 AtrHment No tem or condition I dud or rfenced In CUIO middot pUdaSll ordl will h~oe ant fOlte elfet and Ih~e ( flU and condillon shall (MUOI (utomr1 ICtcraquoi1ICe of ny SefVicellllJH ltOnltllu lt in I~pncc of these lerm ~nd rolldnions An prO(IOl fo tltkjllo~1 or d~lefe rli ferm~llgtt In CuSlomtrs J)Uf(hue orde-r Cr ny otll elt dOtumenl Inill expresl ~ccP1ed IfI wrlIlIZ by ICI hCfeby objKted 10 nd telaquotCd

711 1I1t( at n~ (hfnlel 10 (uuomero ~tlnl or 0~r3110~f Of I lPlk oOle eEulaIon II ltode u~ bull Of ulW~y t~Ilebullbull I~il mD Iltldy ffeet J(rl peremlnt~ of the S~rvi(eJ or 111 pt1tlrltl ~fel 10 IhU h the ~ht 10 an eQ~IUbl and l~proprlle djuumenl 10 Ihe cope Ie and othe-f llcned Ie 011111 Ag reemenl

Johnson ~p(gt 21)19 Johnson Conll ol1 CU~lome-f Confgtdent Controls 00 -0 eopV 1ptyslQllly eleGl ro~gtCIly OlIn any oiher mft) hou Ihe eXJlress wn llen oerrn$$IOn 01 Joinroon CQntro ~ Irtlt Pag 3e of 42

JOHNSQfJ COtHROlS PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED r 11i COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

ADorNDUM TO PSA TERMS AND CONOITIONS OR MONITORING OF INTRUSION fiRE AND OTHER WpoundTY SYSTEMS

If ~te MOnilOfin StMces bull bull pIktly III(ludtS Ittnol~ lire ~ml 1I~oritl gtlaquov1tv 11111 mooilorint or video monitor ifl lht $COpe 01 wol1lt O (11110 d es tile Aareemenl II hereby madifie1lncl mended to Indude the termlnd prollllioru ollhls Addendu 10 tile PSA 10 Monhorinc 01 InlWolI r lf Mid Sfety So$term (Ihe AI(eNjum QplIlred Irms thaI Ie nol de1if1ed titeln lhirll h~ the melni cJven 10 diem In the lIIlement In Ih _11 of conhicl between the t~rTIltId (omIllions of this Addendum arid those ~inl ln the 111_ the tems (ondttklfls oIlbis Aoddtlldllm st pi~I~

1 kmote MoMorln of AIm SI~nI$ If ICI receiYo an elMfltnCV Itrm Ilen111 Jel Floc Jel IhIoII eeworlo nolhylhe IPJfOprille po~ Or fire deplnfII or other eme1enty panR QG ~iJurlldictlonnd Jel hl tndeVOI 10 IIOtiIyCuIlOmPf or tlsdellllllled repruenlnlve by eltmoll urltss instfU(1e-ltt 10 do OlheAlt by Cllomer In whilll ndot Nltd on l~ndlfd operalln picaduttlfo Ih ROC lCi uJ)OII feeeipi 01 bull lIOnmiddot emeree llenll from lilt Iremll sh ncltlvor 10 nOI11y Citomer ~feMltlve pursUlnl to Cu llemer1 _inen Instructions k faullin to QltmoU or Ie nOlllatlon Cunome ICknowlldlt5 1-111 the sllNIs Irlrumlttld from lhe Iremes will be monltoid In mOllltorlnl ftty not 0~111td by x~ lhe peSOIIIIeIIn _h monltom fldllltf lit nollh I~u 01 10 nor dots KJ IoU I rupDnsibillry Ielt tilt _ tIkh 1Kh Inb w montloed o lhe ttlPOfll( to $udlI1

2 ltemOI Monltotlfll kNkes Irkntllfmote MonllorltlJ SeNlf$ 1M be plaquolded by KJ If lhe ACftrM1II includes dIle 101 wth St~ 11

wm SeMce Is pchtitd 1lt1I nltOI~ mIIf 01 Ilirm 10 lhe Premies and lhe InIIlllchlre Is bIosed on the porcln( iCOq( 10 by lhe Jgt3lttiel wbjea 10 the lerms llId (ondiliolls 01 tills Addendum tie numtIMohllrms produced I I thl1ueloes beyond the COnuXt~ numblaquo of alarml In month (utome wiM tie blWon oleage lea

CommunOllonl Mdbo 0110( acknowlld Iht monkOlinl 01 COIlfelt Equipment requires nnsmlSllon 01 Ilgn~1s 0-1 $urlldad lelephone Iinellndo the Int_I1Id th Ihese moOeI of IIIJllmlslion ltmoV be Inl~rupled ctrofIIYltInled orcompromilrd In whkh cn IIC llMnal ClIO be Insmitttd trom the Pemius 10 thtr nIOfgtileinl fad~ty CUllomt ndenlnd Itltlle II~ lhe noonIOIn latllHy 10 be Willi 01 $lOch tonditlon bull dditlonal or 11tf~ II prol~1on toIIO be inllilled $udI line ItcIity devicn1 (Ullomtr COIllnd epensencr 10 Irlnsmluon Itlephone Ii only Cuslom- etnowtlldl_ II is _ IhIt h _urlty deW _lillie Ind nlnl UpirWy ldenllfied In Sthtdule A bull (qulprnent l ist lin dednrcf to purdlnl well 0tvkI~ Crntomtlt IIlth xkroowIedItllhlt Ulth ddltlonil pClt11on Is not 1rbIe Jot Inltrntl lrlMtOlln1on un6tr thl AIeemtnl

4 flwjUnnccemrry nns StfIlu csls At IOs OP1lOnltllddllIDIIII IN mIy be dwpd lot any m Of unlfQlOSiry SIM Vuil uused Of n=~led bV cUOJftllf 111 ildclklon Cuitomeuhlfl be Illy re$llOflSlb~ncr II1Of1 for fines petllltItsIISISlmInts l3gtes f~ o MH I~ by ~ 10vemmelQ bOCIy lell1lho~ tommolOlctrlloll 01 ~I UlltImiulon COlllptny1l1he rnlllt Ilny Iltie larm Ind ~hin rtlmtgtiwl Kl lor any tom -cUffed by IClln conMCIicll IIgtItewth Cunomer wi opera Ihe l)II toIIeluly ~ ID 1ooId CMOllne fau llimu hIM lIrmi an be ClVled by I _tIM or olher forces ~ he cOIIlrof 01 10 II n ~ number 01 flle Ilium lit cltetved by KJ In MIdllicfl to Y othebull lIb1e (tmedlll 1 111)1e to Jel ICI m v lerminll Ihis amprttmenl Ind discontiny t ny Service(snd leek to cover dmllts If In bullbullent Is dlipolChtd by I _mtnlll l ulhorlty or Olh Iibullbull 10 pond 10 a II~ Ilirm where lh CUIIDme o Iny olher Piny IIIi InlentlonallV xddenoly or rraquolilenlIyKl~led lhe Iam I lInl~ CullonW kaD be Itlportllble lor and PIYnv and1I lell lcrjor fonu lIuled with fUPlaquol 10 lhe fls lImsnd PlY 10 JCJIht Iddltiooal clllrJcs Mid (OIl1lncufftd by It fom I fl lslIlm If lilt CIIIIO_r $11_ M$ 1IXIllHllbie dtvIu Customer IUlIgtorIlti ICI 10 ~I Ille Iemin to tv Ill the ludible device r JO I eqlleued 01 ordltltd ID do lO bltf l_r_II~ lIhbors Dr I~ fist and Cullonle will PlY JOlts standard servIc ct tllule lor Kh well visit PoIIcIIIndes tiIU rePlir of svn1 whlth CIOUS lue diugtoldla _ lobi_ IIlIlngln lhe equljllll6nl nt(esAY f 10 to wpptr the StMces nd euslOmllt wM fWf 1 COlU of JudI malntelaflct At IeUI IIOIIthly CUMO-wi IIISI the V$ltm protea deulces and send lell I 10 the ROC 10 I n monltorin laquoII1Imtn1 I 8WldIIfIct wlthlnswctlons from JO o the Roc CoI_r IIHi to lest lhe monltorlllamp IV$tttnS inc1tIltIinI ttsti anv ultruonlc mlctowwtlnfrared CampPlCliInce or other electronic ~l_nt prior lofle end of tlCh monlhnd will ImmedlJtetv rfllOlllO JCl if the equipment fafls to respend to ttll I wltom IhIoI mike Iny nlaquoIIUry rIj)IIs 1ltOO fttl clP of notice IS Ii rulonlllly prnkll CuWgtmer ~n al an tlmes be oltlv rponslbllt If)lt mainlilninamp Iny Iprln~~r vlem In cod wortInc oflier Ind provide Mfeqlllf hell to lilt PIfI

5 RemQII Monilorinamp Df VIdo MonltoiIl Srvices Oul~ Ih Term JCIl sol lcr only obfilllkln mine fom the In~~11oo of Video MMtorlnC ~Mc In Sctvkt oIfrnf 1hall be 10 monitor thl dlamplIlli 1l KlullIy IKlvtd by JO II tI flOC fom mnn Ollhe VIdeo $oo$lem afld pon receipi 01 a dlllllrillCnllndicU lhirt In fam cOndlticn )lists 10 crravcbullbull as ptlmnltd by II 10 lIol~y lhe police or olh munklplllulhoity deemed approprlale In KJs bsokn dilafllon IndIO well pellOllS Customer 1111 deslampMted In lIlne 10JO 10 rectlvoe nolineiQn cf IlICh IlIrm tondition II WI forth huein HD llarm 1nstI1ti00n ffPIl bullbull tnIInltnall(l or rd IgtOJUeI will be1OVItIed urocSer IhIi Video MDnl~ optlcnJO m~ oul DfIor nollce 10 CUIIDmtlt in _10_lcIbII ~or iltlurtnu _ultur~bullbull II(t d ls(OfIIIne 1Id Dr ltand iii ~ policies and protedurtL

bull Inc~lon nd rDndonlon oIlte VIdeo MonIln shaUbe pt~~d by KJ Wthis AI_nt Iclude$ I cha lOt IIIdro Mkorin~ Se we If ucll Voo MOIIltorln Stltva 11 purthi1e-d IIde(I MOIIlto111lI S~II will Decln when the Video SVSlern II Inlblled and opelltonalbullbullnd when Ih nlltesHry communletllorll COMIKlion Is CQmplcHed NO obIililiOIl lor the provision 01 tI1l~ VidllO Monitorln SeMa w1I laquogtIIInt1l lbest tlQllirmenllm ~

b CstQ lqvlllmut Customtr shall obIalnlllu DWfI CMtnd fgtltPtn~ () thIqulpmenl netenry 10(OrlllKllo 10110( Ind (b) wtutev~ IKtmlnlon permits o tice nHS lIwrl be 0ItUSA fom1 penonl ~111gtDtI1Ie ulltity bull bull nd lIlY ot tilted lervico plt0iId~ In co_aion wIIh Ih ~lYI(el n vIdIo 11 to be IISfd boor 1111 Customer Ii inlltlgtcltod 10 poduct Ad Imrnll video I~a (Ih VIdeo System Imj oillcPemlsti 10 IhltOC Ithe VitIeo System fCl mers no torn~ wJrratIVor fPISnotlon 11 1 Mto NSr will _ate IS ln1enclecf Conto Iulttller IJreoII 11111 notwithillndi V rule o 1IlttIct~tron by tel In dec Svst Ind Video SVSI I~ 10 ihIII ~ no tiPOMIblIity or obIiamplllorocltgt ItCnliO CusIO lhe~ SVlIm 0V other CUlla IIQVI~I

Johnson Ip(1 2019 Jonnson ConIeMs 111( ClSlomClI COnmill Controls Donor COfgtI iOhyseaUr eIetroncady OJ1M any o~ ~d) snour In )(lie u n)( ptfTllJSoOno JlhlisOft CorjoI l roe PageOol~2

PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rm ICntI(~ CvllOflCf II _u~hi1 I~ Video SYUCfgtgt ~alecl time lilt poiltloorwd NllouteclSlltll WI II only PlocllK 01 caPlII VIdlaquoI SvlI ionIt cr (ns111M Prcmltsts CUomo ~ IdtqWIwtiotI Ifbullbullbulln~(f1tIamp tondillonJ 101 Ihl OINt~ of the CamuH CUIm~ nb1~tI ltId lCllel t t 10 ~I$d no UItIIfO 0 lHlclpil~ Itllouln c JIOlIlIofgtInamp- lfodfO 1M t1ilW UMffillr(ludill W nol limhecl lo~lttllrlC willi NS loaltiDfU INn 01 pClSOfU In-VIdeo Sysltm l~etJ Y ~pirI or UIMUff

d Cll Customtlt Rw toI rflpltllbk 10 lbe video ~Im ce oduced Of uptur by toe VIdtltgt ~ 11 (gt11_ IQ~ del indemnify Inc hold hl rmIti )(1 M( 011lt tnl1 diectotJ I nc Itmployotfl I bull Inc ~I dmq~ lou (csu and cprnses 1~IucIItIIfI$ON~ UOOneyl lKi) rSOgtamp an or 1IIIrd gtllT IIIoIMI defTIIflCh Of ulu In connKlion lh thr ue (gtptfllion

IQaotI poaklon 01 th ~~11rITI ~nd the VldN ~I Imn tllllt theft 0lIl Indu dklbull bull ot 1gt01 11mI1 10 Jny (elm Of ~ Pflt$DII ckpkteclln bull Vlcko Sytt ~bullbull 11I(1Jd1 bill IIOt 1oll d 10 Iny ~m by 11 ~1l0n 1 his 0lt lor tr h~1 Ifl~ IrwcIN 0 Inlrudd upon 0lt lib 0lt M ~kltft h~1 bfen rnIgtpp ~~led Any dulyen I ebf~ln I~C (OI1Jtf1I D ~lSle oIny ~tSOI1 Oerrltled In I Vldto SYSIIm ImI Ie Iu 1111 er he IIUMH 10 be dPIlIeltl ~d rnlmina O olllole UIa d Ille I 10 dt1t1Wgt d (ompy- lid 1IppJabil LaWl qltIlallanl Hmlltd rod olhe obllptJolllhlt 10000m 1M It~ PfO~ M d elnlalsl ltivOdeoo uptu d-kl such ti 0 VIdltto Syslem drc but not IIm~ed 10 nodrtIon It t~1 Vdeo S I il m ut A th Prtfnlws sII be til lele Fanslbllil oIl~e CUJlomc JCI eel 10 rNkf VIO SIIm 1m1nlNbl 10 Cunenl1l rgtd upOn lhel C1De(tllie ~utl leI mk~1 fig Pfembe wau1 or eprtsenlihen a 10 Ille I~ntlll eillm till II tltln Vodeo Imall or Ihe QulIl therea

C V~oSylltmSIcMIbull WhM fcnalI(Im tM ~S(Iltm II lCeMd KIC$tfWIlhe hI to 1( bull m Zb belort odfoiC 0fIlaquotI1I(y ~lIcn Ind mty CfQOlt nol to notlfv ~tfCY ~10NWl1f II ~I Ulon Ie bellr-c In ill )Olt d-trtIJon III n Imer ency fondillon (lCI~ nOI tlsl 10 ~I filii temPt Ie i~ Ito nUINe ollhltl tmesfltv by ut vI u l yenelnClllon ndlor Iht twO-ayollaquo 111_ iI pploble) of 1M Vldre Sl$IMlIn(lud~ CnOlNlt 1(I1t IIKI detirllI 11111 ergtey (onditJ olUs JO will tfIde_ 10 notify lhe popelt POlice or emet~ry (0II1IC1 on a IIlClllon alln cI In_I by(~omer 10 10 Ot lIS CltnH- WIlen ~~ICfl(y 11 lCe~](1 I bull bull UtpllO coaKI tilt 111 ~ble CII1I01r1If rtprtotllI~Ie orr lilt nCltlLutIOll c~ liS bill fill rIOI nol l l( tmtrlRfKV uLhI~ Ihls notlllcalll)lJ will bI irllh~ I of bullbull o 11 1(1 bull 1 folte ROC ~c~_ lilne c~S1~ fl1~ e~ edlle lhe Q~ IUt Iltgtr Yemerlencv or __~trCt otulJoII the cuHomtr HI nftdO mte IhIs tQIIMlln _kin csl~ IUlhobl$ n IKISIO ~ IU Iettl Ie UJt Itl dlKrltllorgt C_IIII I ~I Ot damp1IlIon 01 11 Pt 0 ptlt$ons en o OUftd 1111 cltfTIht$ who UI nalllUIIorInltI 0 ClrtOmet 10 Will HOT MUST Ott DpoundTAlN MfI tllUON

f tcordlnp CltnIOIOtf COMtllU 10 lbe Ilpe laquo0lt1111amp of ~I Ietph(lnlc tomnICIII bt_ Ihl Pttml~ nd KI lCI wll h no ~ InyIlLilJnIrom laquoordlne fo r bullbull nu 10 ~cd) CIt PlbltCJ11on 01 ampf1WO-Wty WIIrI eamtnamplnlaOOrU oVgttr KOId1 0lt lhelrIi1(1 hili III tidily In c~ wllh VIdeo Svll grllt Vldre SysIHTIIaa IndudI blrt rtClHnllted I e I frltN omltlIlon tOeJamptn(t o 0 1( by JCI CIt olltl oNi( p~ ~I__ lIenu COfltnclon Of tny Olha tIIIrd pan COMtel ie n wIIh e ~tllgt1 fOt 1~ 1ltt 01 ffIOI) ~nsmLilIIon eodilll InltrpOflamp UllOfIl4I 10 VidtO Imltbull

I IIl1k 01 1011 II lIMorntls 10 dgn nol prenl o wIfnl that IIIlt StltvIet1 p_nl nylou by buIII( IIoIdup fire 01 gherwbl CIt 1-1 Ih ~__ In til ua ptOyenide the ptelWIon for WO II is Lnslllld 0lt InIrIOdtcl Of lhaillM ~ will be ninttlpted 0 eUQImiddotf (ltnlome

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TOWNSHIP OF WORTH Sanilac County MicbigaD 6903 S Lakeshore Rd Lexington Michigan 48450

Telephone (810) 359-8852 Fax (810) 359-7027 F-mail CleTkworthmlorg

PhUlp EssenmacheT sup~JenDifer Staoyer Clerk Jenuifer Woodruff Treasurer Jack Wylie Trustee Walter Badgerow Trustee

RESOlUTION 16-7-20-1

RESOLUTION TO ALLOW WORTH TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF DETROIT EDISON TO OPT ltlUT OF THE SMART METER PROGRAM

Whereas Detrott Edison Company has begun the process of Installing within the boundaries of Worth Township digItal advanced meter infrastructure to be referred 10 in this resolution as smart meters I and

Whereas many township residents have expressed concerns about the Installation of sm art meters on their

homes to Worth Township officials and to the Worth Township Board and

Whereas these residents and Township Board members have expressed concern about the alleged Intrusion

into their respective energy usage attributed to smart meters and

Whereas many residential customers of Detroit Edison Company are concerned that emissions from smart meters may be attributed to serious health problems including but not limited to physiological neurological pulmonary vascular and sensory and

Whereas Michigan House 8i114916 was written to address the above mentioned concerns regarding smart meters and has been forwarded to the Committee on Energy Policy

Now therefore be it resolved that the Township of Worth SanIlac County supports the ability of OTE Energy customers to retain their current analog meters and to opt out of the smart meter program fortheir homes without being subject to financial penalties and additional monthly charges

Now therefore be It further resolved that the Worth Township Board of Trustees strongly encourages State Representative Chairman Aric Nesbitt of the Committee on Energy Policy the Michigan Public Service Commission Attorney General Bill Schuette State Senator Phil Pavlov and State Representative Paul Muxlow to take all regulatory procedures needed to investigate alJthe aforementioned InformatJon and concerns for the health safety and welfare of our cItizens and Inhabitants

Board Adoption

This Resolution shall become effective on the date of Its adoption by the Worth Township Board

RESOLVED this O dayof j~ 010lw

ATIEST AS TO ADOPTION BY THE WORTH TOWNSHIP BOARD

$0 Resolved

Date 07- 2 D- b

Supervisor Philip G Essenmacher

~ Oerk Jennifer Stanyer

Motion to Adopt made by Board Member ~Yl)) Second by Board Member lAhxJtttff

Nay AbsentAye

Philip Essenmacher Supervisor

Jennifer Stanyer Clerk

Jennifer Woodruff Treasurer

Jack Wylie Trustee

Walter Badgerow Trustee

I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and complete copy of a resolution adopted by the Township Board

of Worth County of Sanilac Michigan at a Budget Meeting held onj~ 00 f OIQlli and that said meeting was given pursuant to ad In full compliance with the Open Meetl Act being PA 267 of 1976 and that the minutes of said meeting were kept and have been made available as required by said Act

Jennifer $tanyer - Clerk

Village of Reese Resolution No 13-14-01

A RESOLUTION ADDRESSING SMART METERS IN THE VILLAGE OF REESE

WHEREAS the teon Smart Meter often refers to an eleCOidty meter but it also may mean a device measuring natural gas or water consumption and

WHEREAS many communities across the country have joined forces to prohibit smart meters from being Installed locally mostly upon the notice ofhigher energy bills (Cost) illness (Health)forced installation ofmeter(lnvasion into Home) Privacyissues(4th Amendment right to Reasonable Expectation of Privacy) Safety and Liability and

WHEREAS on March 4 2013 the Planning Commission for the Village of Reese passed Resolution No 2013~02 that recommended that the Village Council consider takingjormal action to notify and ban allfuture use aSmart Meters within the VillQJe ofReese and

WHEREAS the Village Council believes that additional information relating to the use of smart meters 1n the Village of Reese needs to be compiled prior to making a definitive deCision with respect to banning the use ofthe devices NOW

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that at a regularly scheduled meeting of the Reese Village Counal being held on May 13 2013 ) a quorum being present a motion was made by KEAST and second by FIELBRANDT to place a moratorium on the use of ~smartmeterswithin the village limits for a period of six (6) months so that the Planning Commission can continue studying the matter AND

BE iT FURTHER RESOLVED tbatthe copies of this resolution be mailed to aD utility companies who provide electric gas and water services to the VIllage of Reese

Vote

Ayes 7 Nays 0 Abstain 0 Absent 0

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City Clerk l1wUlCi M Smilh

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CITY OF BROWN CITY A Progressive Industrial and Agricultural Community

4205 Main Street Post Office Box 99 Brown Cily Michigan 48416()099 Phone (810) 346middot2325 Fax (810)3463802 el11lil brownctygrealtllIkesne

CITY OF BROWN CITY Resolution Number 16-04

A RESOLUTION TO THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION EXPRESSING THE BROWN CITY COUNCILS CONCERN WITH THE

INSTALLATION OF DTE ENERGY SMART METERS AND A REQUEST TO EXPLORE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY EFFECTS

WHEREAS OTE Energy has begunlhe installation ofnew mele to CU$lomers in Michigan ThumtNlleA oommunities~ replacing existing meters with srcaUed Smart meters that is electric meters which viH broadcast information to the utility company using radio frequencies and

WHEREAS DTE Energy has indicaled thaI il will at some point begin installotion of Smart mete in the City of Brown City and

WHEREAS Smart mel provide benefit 10 utilities by allowing remole meter reading by among other things eiiminating the need for someone to go onto each utility customers property to read a meter and possibly offering residents lower electric rates at non~peak times and

WHEREAS a significant number ofpeople including residents or the Cil) of Brown City have expressed heir roucems 10 this Council hom potential health effects ofthe Smart melers as well tIS other concerns regarding lheir universal deployment in the City and

WHEREAS although the City COlmcil is inforoted that it is without jurisdiction to directly regulate Smart meters exclusive jurisdiction over them residing with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) the City Council believes it is appropriate to assist its citizens in obtaining consideration of their issues by requesting careful review thereof by tbe MPSC

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROWN CITY that

I The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perform a careful analysis fbe potential health and safety effilltts which may result from the univernal installation of Smart meters for electric and gas utilities

2 The MPSC is further requested to consider delaying the deployment of Smart mete pending a conclusion by the MPSC following coreful study lJd review that such met are safe and will have neither short-term nOr tong~term negative consequences to the health of the citizens of the City of Brown city and the State of Michigan generally

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3 The MPSC is asked to carefully examine other concerns regarding tbe deployment of Smart meters as may be sllbmilled 10 them by Tcside nls of the City of Brown Cily and lhe Stale of Michigan so as to insu re that all aspects or the issues are considered before final dctennination is mnde with respect 10 such deplo)111enl

4 The MPSC is funher asked to consider requi ring public lllilit ies to allow customers with appropriate medica l docwnellHll ion of their ind ividualized risks to opt out of SmOtrl me ter installation at their homes

5 The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perfoml a ca reful analysis ofrhe potential privacy issues regard ing available and fut ure SOlan meter technology

6 All resol Ulions inconsistent with [he foregoing resolut ion be and the same h~reby an repealed to the c-tent of such inconsi stency

The fo regoing Resolul ion was ofJered on May 9 20J 6 by Councilmember William Nailers and seconded by Counci l member Dan Loulzenhiser There folloed a Ro ll Call VOle with four (4) Councilmembers present eM Jacobson -alSlnl eM Louzenhiser-yes eM Mclvorycs eM Milkr-yes eM Parks-absent eM Wal(~rsmiddotyes

Abs(ltlining ~

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A QUORUM BFING PRESENT - MOTION DECLARED CARRIED

I Juonii a M Smilh (ily Clerk o(the City or Brown Cit) hereby cen iry thallhe foregoing is tru and complelc copy orn resolutiOlllldoplcd by rhe Cily Counc il o r th~ government ofrhc City of Brown City County orSonilac Sl3te of Michigan al a regular mecting hcld on May 9 2016 and thai said m~etin ~ was conducted M d public notice of sa id mecling WaS given pursuam to and in fuJI compliance with Ih Oren Meelings Act bein Ac t 267 Public ActS o( Michigan 1976 and thaI the mimlles of ~a id meeting Wlfe kepi nnd ill be U f have been made available as requ ired by said Act

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RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THEAlIIUrv OF Clrv IEStDENTS AND PROnIffY OWNERS TO EUlCITO OPTmiddotOUT OF RECEMNG

ADVANCED UTilITY MmRS (SMART METElISl

The followIng preamble and resolution were offered by Coundlmember ~1 i t hoe J ~rL_~ and SlIpp-orted bV Councflmemher ~~__k Ll pa n __~

WHEREAS OTE Energy SVIARl meters (SMART rn~ters) are 0lltidern electrIc metirs which end elect(ic meter readings dutomatlcaty bv using a radio frequency nehvorK rather than 11 uarlitronal on-site ~te( reading method lind

WHEREAS DTt fnargys actively Installing SMART meters throughout southeastern Mlchigan And has recently moaJfed 11

latter to the City of caro pemin1na to the ability of City residents to opt-our of f(Celving a SMART meter and

WHEREAS a numberQf CIty residents have exprltssed tomems regarding negative health conditIons that may reson from the use of SMART meters the a(CUuKY ofSMART meters and the possibmty that th~ uS of SMART meters may contribute to Ute loss of personal Jlrivacy aod

WHEREAS the Mict~an Public SeNke ComPlisston has receotlydedded to lnvesligate seve-fal Il$pea$ pertalnloji to the use and installation of SMART metm and

WHOtpoundA5 the Mlthigan Public Service Commission tlSi a tompomml cf this lmt~stigation is requesting thai utmW comPanles disclose Information rega-rdltli tM po-tential adverse hearth effects associated with (he use of SMART metetS and

WHEREAS th~ City of CarD Council i$ charged with securing and defendioe the overall health safety_ aod welfare of the ldenU of the aiy and their guests

NOW THEREFORE BE rr RESOlVED that the City of (arc Council her) supports the abillty of Its residents and property owoe~ to elect to o-pt-out of receiving SMART meters m$taIJed

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Cam Coune supports the invGSlgat1ltm by the Mkhigan Public Servlce Commission of SMART meters

THIS RESOLUTiON DECLARED ADOPTED nus 5 DAV OF August 20131 ClerkITreasufac of 1M City of Cam State of Michigan do hereby certify tNt thE foraolng Resolution was duly adopted by the City of cam Council during its regular meeting Mid in the Municipal BunOlng in the Clty of Carcent on August 2013

Resolution It 16-201~ June 6 2016

RESOumON A RESQUJTiON SUPPORTING MfCHIGAN HOUSE BtLl4916 OR SIMIlAR IEGtsJATlON AND SUPPORTING THE AmUTY OF TOWNHSIP R6U)poundNTS TO CHOOSE TO HAVE AN ANALOG EtECTfUC AND GAS MEml RATHER THAN ASMART (ADVANCEtll MErE

WHEREAS smart meters are computerized electr1c meters that send electric meter readings to the utility via radiofrnquency radiation multiple times per day and

WHEREAS analog meters are manualJy read electromechanical meters that have accurately

measured the electrtc consumption of homes and busfnessesfor over acentury and

WHEREAS DTE Energy (the utility) is repiaclng exJs1ing utility meters with smart (oka advanced or AM) meters and

WHEREAS DTE EnelY plans to replace all meters with either the fully functioning smart meier orthe smart meter with the radlofrequency turned off (opt-out meter) and

WHEREAS the opt~()ut meter must be manoa read In the same way analog and nooshytransmitting digital meters must be read and

WHEREAS the IItl1ity in fts testimony berore the Pub1c $ervlce CQmmission in U-17053 has stated that the nonMtransmltting smart meter performs no functions not already performed by the analog electric meter and

WHEREAS the utility charges the residentJa customer $6720 to have the norHransmitting opt-out smart meter In place of the fully functionIng smart meter and

WHEREAS the cost of lealllng In piace an existing analog meter is $000 thus creating an unnecessary charge on the customer who does not wish to have a smart meter on their home Or business and

WHEREAS some persons on fixed lncomesare unable to afford the opt-out fees and

WHEREAS the utlJlty does not permit businesses to opt out and

WHEREAS1 citIzens of this oommunity have expressed many concerns about this replacement Including concerns about the health effects of mdlofrequency radIation and the voltage transients and harrnonfcs (line noise) generated by smart meters concerns about privacy and hacking concerns about fire safety and fire hazards concerns about Impending time-ofltse rates and resultant increases In electric bills and conterns aoout remote shut-off and

WHEREAS many residents in the State of Michigan have reported negative health symptoms after the installation of smart electric meters or rnm-transmittlng opt-out meters on their homes and

WHEREAS some residents of the State of Michigan have reported that their smart meter has cau~ht fire or exploded or have reported flickering lights and appliance short-outs Immediately after a smart meter was installed and

WHEREAS the Township of Vassar has worked tirelessly to attract positive Investment while rejecting those that put our health environment and quality of life at risk and

WHEREAS the Vassar Township Board of Trustees ts charged with securing and defending the overatl health safety and welfare of the residents of the Township and their guests and

WHEREAS the electromagnetic frequencies emitted and generated bV these meters have been snown by tens of thousands of scientific studies since the 19305 to harm biological systems and therefore may pose a serious long~term threat to the health of our cltlzensj and

WHEREAS customers with a disability under the Americans with DlsabIHtles middotAct may not be charged for accommodation of their disability and

WHEREAS both the nonmiddottransmittlng smart meter and the analog meter accurate IV measure electricity usage and whereas both must be read by a meter reader therefore making them indlstlngulshable for purposes of metering customer electrical usage and

WHEREAS smart meters have not been mandated by the federal or state government and

WHEREAS our Township is committed to providIng equal opportuntty and quality of rife for all and to removing full barriers to participation In public nfe on the basts of dlsabnity and

WHEREAS OTE has been unresponsive to these customer concerns and

WHEREAS House 81114916 would address these concerns without Impacting the utilitys ability to Install smart meters on the homes and busInesses of those who want a smart meter

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Vassar Township Board of Trustees supports the ability of OTE customers to not partidpate in the smart meter program on their homes and businesses and to have their electricity usage measured by an analog meter without suffering financial penalties or Incurring monthly charges as outlined in House 81114916 and that an analog option be offered in perpetuity to all uttllty customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar TownshIp Board ofTrustees calls upon the Chair of the House Energy Policy Committee the members oftne Energy Polhy Committee the state representative for our dlstrtct the state senator for our district the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Attorney General to do all In their power to ensure passage of House 81114916 and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar Township Soard ofTrustees calis upon the above-mentioned persons and governmental entitles If House 81114916 Is not passed in this legtslative session to do all In their power to ensure passage of legislation In the future that will ensure that utility customers have the right to have an anakJg meter on their homes or

middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

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WHOLE HOUSE RATE OPTIONS TIese service rates are provided throuqh one meter to a singJt or double OCCVPMlCY dwelin9

Residential ElectriC Service Rate Powe Suppfy CharOe First 17 kWh per dAY Capacity Energy bull 1065C JlE kWh NOItltapacily EntltVbullbullbull 4 767( PErkWh

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Time of Day Rate-

On-peak h(Wrs MonCJay-rriday n Um 10 7 pm Power Supply CnarQes June through Octo~r

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fXgtltvery CllalQu Service Charge bull $750 per month Olstribvtlon kWh (YeaNovnd) 543O( per kWh

DynamiC Peak PnclnQ Rate This rate features th~ price tiers as well as Critical Peak prices for days when Critical Peak events are caIed It requires YO1f home to have the aovanced electric meIer Poer Supply Cllarg ~s Onpeak Monday Friday 3 pm to 7 pm

All on peak kWh Capacity EnerQt bullbull 9759C per kWh NOfIltQapacltt Energy 4049C per kWh

Mi(1)eilk MoIIdIlY friday am to 3 pm amp 7 pm to I pm All midpeak kWh

Capacity poundnerQy bullbullbull bullbullbull bullbull Aoose per kWh Non-tapaclty Enerqy bullbull bull 4Q49 per kWh

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All criti calpeak kWh 5091 per kWh Nonltpatity Enerqy 4049C oer kWh

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June throuQh October ~Enervv middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddot_middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotO499( perllWti f Non-Capacity Energy bull bull bull 3783lt per kWh

November thrOU(jh MAV Capaci ty Ener9Y bull2973( perkWh Non-Capaclty Energy bull3783lt Pfr kWh

Oellvery C~arQes Service Charge (June Ihrough October) bull $195 per month DisltiolJlion kWh (YeaOlJIdl 543OC per kWh

WatN Heating Strvce Rate

This rate Is a~alllJble for customers Who use an elecshy(ric wdler hedler tor sanitary pJrpos eJ Controlled service (Interrupt ible)

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sect 9 Compensation of county officers

Sec 9 BoampTds of s upervisors shan have exclusive power to fix the oomp officers not otherwise provided by law

runory Cocst 1963 All VII 9 Elf J I I 9amp yo ConrlNd amp CMII 1908ArI VllJ fR

sect 10 Removal of county seat

Sec 10 A county seat once established shall not be removed until the place nlch it is proposed to be moved shall be designated by two-thirds of the members of the board of supervisors and a majority of the electors voting thereon shall have a pproved the proposed locatioD in the manner prescribed by law

BiotDl)l Co llle3 An VII flO E( JOJJ 1 1964 l~ Con~tllull oD See COllSL ll108Art vrn t )3

sect 11 Indebtedness limitation

Selt 11 No Cltlunty shall incur any indebtedness which shall increase its total debt beyond 10 percent of its assessed valuation

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sect 12 Navigable streams permission to bridge or dam See 12 A oavigable stream shall not be hridged or dammed without permission granted by

the board of supervisors or the county as provided by law which pennission shall be subject to such reasonable compensation and otheT conditions as may seem best sui ted to safeguard the rights and interests of the county and political subdivisions the rein

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sect 13 Consolidation of counties approval by electors Sec 13 Two or more contiguous counties may combine into a Slagle county if approved in

each affected county by a majority of the electors voting on the quest ion IIUtDrr- eo t 1961Arr Vl t 13 Ell J 1 1964

sect 14 Organization and consolidation of townships Sec 14 The board of supervisors of each organized county may organize and consolidate

townships under restrictions and limitations provided by law Hi~ Coru 1963Arr VIto I~ ErrJLIgt 1 100-1 Fo CoGMI~U 01lJ See eoru 1908 Art Vlll us

sect 15 County intervention-in public utllity service and rate proceedings

x Sec 15 Any county when authotized by its board of supervisors sha ll have the authority to enter or to intervelle in any action or certificate proceeding involving the services charges or rates or any privately owned public utili ty furnishing services or collJJlodities to rate payers within the county

W O Coogt J961 Att VT I t iS Ell J I 19amp1

sect 16 Highways bridges culverts airports road tax limitation Sec 16 The legis lature may provide for the laying ou t construction improvement and

maintenance of highways bridges culverts and airports by the state and by the counties and townships thereof acd may authorize counties to take charge aod cootrol of auy highway within thei r limits ror such purposes The legislature may provide tbe powers and duties of Counties in relation to bighways bridges culverts and airports may provide ror county road commissioners to be appointed or elected with povers and duties provided by law The ad valorem property tax imposed for road purposes by any county shall not eltceed in any year one-half or one percent of the assessed valuation for the preceding year

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

~~~ Jodi Fetting

Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

AittpAcs Policy GIOlp Airsp $iIViClWl us )epCfIrren ul T(Qrspo~ltrlto-

8GO lndeperdenoe Avenue SW WtW1Irglo DC 7059

Federal Aviation AdrninStrotion

JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

2

Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

3

Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

Benefits of Planned Service A Planned Service Agreement with Johnson Controls will allow you to optimize your buildings facility performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a value-driven solution thai fits your specific goals delivered wilh the attention of a local service company backed by the resources of a global organization 5 VALUfS 9_--_- shyWi th this Planned Service Agreement Johnson -- shy

Controls can help you achieve the following five objectives

1 Identify Energy Savings Opportunities Since HVAC equipment accounts for a major portion of a buildings energy usage keeping your system performing at optimum levels may lead to a significant reduction in energy costs

2 Reduce future Repair Costs Routine maintenance may maximize the life of your equipment and may reduce equipment breakdowns

3 Extend Asset Life Through proactive faclory-recommended maintenance the life of your HVAC assets may be extended maximizing Ihe relum on your investment

4 Ensure Productive Environments Whether creating a comfortable place where employees can be productive or controlling a space to meet specialized needs maintenance can help you achieve an optimal environment for the work Ihalls being accomplished

5 Promote Environmental Health and Safety When proper indoor conditions and plant requirements are maintained business outcomes may be improved by minimizing sick leave reducing aCCidents minimizIng greenhouse gas emissions and managing refrigerant requirements

All of the services we perform on your equipment afe aligned with -The 5 Values of Planned Maintenance and our technicIans understand how the work they perform can help you accomplish your business objectives

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Personalized Account Management A Planned Service Agreement also provK1es you with the support of an entire team that knows your site and can closely work with you on budget planning and asset management Your local Johnson Controls accounl management team can help guide planned replacement energy relrofits and olher building improvement projects Youll have peace of mind that an entire learn of skilled professionals vlill be looking out for what is best for your facility and budget

A Culture of Safety Johnson Controls technicians take safety seriously and personally and integrate it into everything they do All of our technicians participate in regular and thorough safety training Because of their personal commitment we are a leader In the HVAC service Industry for workplace safety performance This means that you do not have to worry about us when we are Q1 your site

Commitment to Customer Satisfaction Throughout the term of your Planned Service Agreement we will periodically survey you and use your feedback to continue 0 make improvements to our service processes and products Our goal is to deliver the most consistent and complete service experience possible To meet this goal weve developed and implemented standards and procedures to ensure you receive the ultimate service experience - every time

Energy amp Sustainability A more sustainable world one building at a time - Johnson Controls is a company that started more than 125 years ago with a product that reduced energy use in buildings Weve been saving energy for customers ever since Today Johnson Controls is a global leader in creating smart environments whers people IIe INOfk and play helping to create a more comfortable safe and sustainable world

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PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

Service Plan Methodology As part of Ihe delivery of this Planned SeNiee Agreement Johnson Conlrols will dedicate a local customer service agent responsible for having a clear understanding of the agreement scope and your faCility procedures and protocols

A high-level overview around our service delivery process is outlined below including SCheduling emergency service on-sile paperwork communication and performing repairs outside of the agreement scope

Scheduling Preventative maintenance service will be SCheduled using our automated service management system In advance of the scheduled service visit our technician is sent a noUce of service 10 a smartphone Once the technician acknowledges the requesl you customer service agent witt call or a-mall your on-site contacl to let you know the start date and type of service scheduled

The technician checks in wears personal protective equipment perfonns the lask(s) as assigned checks oul with you and asks for a screen capture signature on the smartphone device A work order is then e-mailed faxed or printed for your records

Emergency Services Emergency service can be provided 7 days a week 24 hours a day 365 days a year During normal business hours emergency service will be coordinated by the customer service agent After hours weekends and holidays the emergency service number transfers to the Johnson Conlrols after-hours call center and on-calt technicians are dispatched as needed

Johnson Controls is committed to dispatching a technician within hours of receiving your call through the service line A work order is e-malled faxed or printed for your records Depending on the terms of your agreement you may incur charges for after hour services

Communication A detailed communication plan will be provided to you so you know how often we will provide information to you regarding your Planned Service Agreement The communication plan will also provide you w ith your main contacls at Johnson Controls

Approval Process for Non-Covered Items Johnson Controls will adhere 10 your procurement process No work will be performed outside 01 the agreement scope without prior approval Johnson Controls will work with you closely to ensure your procurement process is followed before any non-covered Item work is started

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Summary of Services and Options

Comprehensive and Operational Inspections During comprehensive and operational inspections Johnson Conlrols w ill perform routine checks oltha equIpment for common issues caused by normal wear and tear on the equipment Additionallests can be run to confirm the equipments pertormance

Routine maintenance such as lubrication cleaning and lightening connections can be performed depending on the type of equipment being serviced Routine maintenance is one of the keys to the five values of maintenance -It can help identify energy saving opportunities reduce futUre repair costs extend asset life ensure productive environments and promote health and safety

Combustion Analysis

Combustion analysis and subsequent adjustments are critical to efficient boiler operation Boiler fuel whether natural gas or oil must burn in the proper combination of fuel and air (oxygen) Poor combustion can create soot deposits on the tubes impairing heat transfer Incomplete combustion can also lead to the potential formation of CO (carbon monoxide) an odorless gas that can harm occupants In the mechanlcat room andlor building Johnson Controts technicians will analyze the flue gas to determine If optimal fuellair ratios are present

Operational VisltlControls System Verification Based on our exper1ise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance and calibrations on the equipment controller for your mechanfcal equipment The inspection includes the following tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel

bull Review of alarms points which are offline out of service and overridden points

bull l ocal baclltup of controller program

Advantages Provides proactive Identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments identify energy efficiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

Operational VisitSupervisory Controls System Verification Based on our expertise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance on the supervisory controllers and servers in your Metasys system The inspection includes the follOoving tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel and cleaning as needed bull Review of alarms points which are offli ne out of SeNtce and overridden points bull l ocal backups of controllers objects and server repoSitories bull Review security database and ensure default passwords are Changed

Advantages Provides proactive identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments Identify energy effICiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

TowerfBasin Cleaning During operation a cooling tower becomes a natural repOSitory for wind-blown debris This debris has a tendency to collect In the towers sumpbasin Johnson COI1trols technicians will clean the lower and basin 10 prevent blockage and pOlenllal damage to critical system

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components This service does not include chemicallreatment required to control or eliminate biohazards such as Legionella unless chemical water trealment services have been added as a separate option

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Summary Thank you for considering Johnson Controls as your building technology services panner The following agreemenl document Includes all the details surrounding your Planned Service Agreement

With planned service from Johnson Controls youll get a value-driven solution that can help optimize your building controls and equipment performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a solution that fits your specific goalS delivered with the attention of a local seNice company backed by the resources of a global organization

We ll be your building technology services partner

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Planned Service Agreement

Cuslomer Name COUNTY OF TUSCOLA Address 440 N STATE S1 CAROMI48723-1555 Proposal Dale 061112019 Eslimale 1-135LX3G9

IScope of Service

Johnson ContrOls Inc r Jcq and the Cuamplomer (colledively the -Parties) agree Preventative MaintenslCe SelVlces as defined in Schedule A r Services) will be provided by JCI aihe Customers facitily This Planned Service Agreement the Equipment U s Supplementat Price and Payment Tefms Terms and CondJUons and Schedule5 attached hereto and incorporated by this reference as if sellor1h funy herein (ColecUvely the Agreement) cover the rights and obligations of both the Customer and JCt

Extended Service Options for Premium Coverage

If Premium Coverage is selected on-sile repair services to the equipment will be provided as specified in this Agreemenl for the equipmenllisted in Ihe attached Equipment Us

IEquipment List

Only the equipment listed in the Equipment Lisl will be covered as part of this Agreement Any changes to the Equipment Lisl must be agreed upon in writing by both Parties

----------------~ITerm f Automatic Renewal

ThIs Agreement takes effect 0fI 0810112019 and will continue until 0713112021 (Originaj Term) The Agreement will aUlomalicatty renew on a year-Io-year basis after the Onglnal Teon ends unless Ihe Customer Of JCI gives the other writte n notice il does not wam to renew The nolice must be delivered al least (45) days prior 10 the end of the Original Term or of any renewal period The Orignal Term and any renewal periods are sometimes collect ively referred to in this Agreement as the Term Renewal price adjustments are discussed in the Terms and Conditions

IRefrigerant Charges

Refrigerant is nOllncluded under this Agreemenl and wilt be billed separately to the Customer by JCt

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IPrice and Payment Terms

The lolal Contract Price for JCIs Services duringlhe 1st year of the Original Term is $1302000 This amount will be paid to JCI in Annual Installments Pricing for each subsequent year of a mul1iyear Original term Is sel forth in the Supplemental Price end Paymenl Terms All payments will be due and payable within 30 days of Ihe invoice date and SUCh IImely payment by Customer shall be a condition precedenl 10 JCIs obligation to perform lis Services A penalty of one and a half percent (15) of the amount due per month shall accrue for payments received after the payment due date Renewal price adjustments are set looh in the Terms and Conditions

Invotoes wil be senllo the following lOcation

TUSCOLA COUNTY COURTHOUSE 125 W LINCOLN ST CAROMI48723

o In lieu of paper Invoices senllO the location above invoices should be emelled 10 the following email address

This proposal Is valJd for thirty days from the proposal date

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Supplemental Price amp Payment Terms (Applies to MultimiddotYear Contracts Only)

Year Total Annual Dollar Amount Payment Frequency Yearl 13020 Ann ually Year2 13541 Annually

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ISpecial AddItions and Exceptions

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Tllele _nl do II(It IJttend 10 tty ~ltW 01 eltlul~n lhal have bfton rnllUied bull bull Ite ed Or repared byC1I0 CI O IlIItd INfl iel Ihoul 1M supelVi1on 01 nd 110lt lltn Ippt(lvll olIO o WJCI ~t num~ or ranty d tul W bwn rmowd or alured AJ replaccd parts Ct equrgtnMn1 h1 become JCI pro~rty Thb ~rtntv is 1101 lu~b~ W~ nty J~ ~ be provldfd dulnn ncrmal bUllneu hOUlI IXCludll hoII(Ivs The r-dti I fonh hilrtln shltl be to(II~ nd eoltclU1ive medywltllCltlrdllo ny wlfrt nty ( 1lm under thlgt AallefMtlt Anv uit huN _lIIe rrltltv mun be lItauhl no III mn orgtamp II) ~a ftlr lile txPtloon ollhr pplicllble ffanty ~Iod Thlgt IIm(ttUon Is In IItu cr Iny olhe IPPrlublf mlult or 1Imh~1I01 CUSTOM~R FURTHfR ACKHOWLIDGU oVoID AGREfJ THAT THUt WARIUJffifS Aif ICIS SOU WAlIRANTlES ANDTOTHf MAXIMUM [)(TENT PpoundftMrrrEO UNDERAPPUCABLE LAW ARE IN U[U Of All OTMER WAftRANTlES pound)(pRpound$S OFlIMPUED INClUDINGtIT NOT lIMITED TO TlfOSf OF MERCHAHTA8IUTY AND FITNESS fOR A PlRTICI)LAR ftJRPOH

f CUSTOMEROIIUGATIONS AND COMMITMENTS TO ICI

1 Cuc~ wtt~l lt M ~ JCIr) WOOmIIlion (Onnltnlne conoilion of lhe CovtfeO Eqv ~ment TI Cvstom agnfS nd ~ntl

lhll 6tin 11Ie Tffm of IhI AItirnenl Cu crne will 11 oprr1 the Cevtttd [ol~menl ~codin8 10 th~ mnulanu~1 atldor CI co ~nduonl

01 up ~lt I~ I rgtd CUtten work Ic Ind motion boutt~e Co~erfd EQltrlpmenl crommended bt th e nufCuH ~Mor J(I

DJ 1I00Ii(k a n MlIQU 1e on_ 101Covw E4Uipm t ~ ftltommended by Ihr nufw1u~ Ntdor K~ Includili but 01 limited 10 dequal~ electllc~1 pOw~ ie IU~ lit COIGitionnt1Id ~umldltycontro

(4) oo ri ly JCI lovn~ile1y 01 ~ nv CowCd Equlpm~ nl mllunCtion Iliu kdown o other condllion ~fleclltg Ihe oper11on of tht Cowrt d f qulpfltf1

(5) prOjf ICI It~ nl arct1l 10 lis Pem isegt a nd Cevelti Equ~nl 1 ~H UJonIbIe tId nEU1IJf lmn for IIgte perforttIfICt olt~ e 5elVicu

(6) alo JCI 10 ~~ iod SlOP ~ erodialy hm off or otherwlle C~IIle c temponrily lupend eqvlpmenl Of)eratioru oc Ihll)(1 an perform Ihe ~le-aui~ uoder ~ AceemcIII

(]I M af)dlable ~Iovtd t JlIo~e oondc-n~ coollfll t_r 1raquoiIr wa ter lUlrnenl lor IN proper function (II Co_ed E Ilmc-nld prot ect a~lnll ~ nV elonm~nllllssu~ a nd IOllae of biohulld lueh 3$ but not IIm~ e d to leclonell

(III un iIlId jIIoperl itl and Itl~ Itttr u1on 11 lm t_ tUh nlpoundhl or II uth cfNr Ie Custo hili clo~ the PWllfl

(9 O~I1n I M~n Jke nc jIrnilgt ~qulred lor ~d DoloV I~ tlelt u~lecI ~ h theServlu

(lOI noullrJC I immedi ately 01 fly cmed ~deauacv~ 01 1~Iur r cl th t Co 1 Equlpmenl 01 othr condl lon ffenlna the optallen 01 Ihe Cored hulpmenl

(II) fumlVlny nelteu 110 C ~ I na ~~101 olflle$ 1$ peme (111 poperty maintain pall se Mlte Ind utt I~e 101111 operalion olny olh property sYStem Qqulpmenl or dtYlte o (usto m or 0111 to wtkh the Covered [Qpment mav De ilUacled or eCMK led In UCordinct wi1h mltlnuaclur~bullbulleornmend~tlcnt InlUr lfle elme ou1ltenll c the lequlemeltIU o lny Ie o6l i bu u ~encv 01 ocllttIIO~1u hiviC ll6iction thteol

131 IIOIt~mpet IVTt ~ ~ker Id)u l ~ dllturb I~ ~mQve Of ol~erwle Int~l1t~ with any Coveed poundIpmenl (locltKUn ampny relll~ 10l1wllftl ind 001 permk th r ~e 10 be done ~nd

(14) raltt lrom UU1nC lalie mina erob lfse K I 10 i Iln~ Pf~lty 01 I~ 1)1 by 01 IUed at~I1 JO by Iy OIlf1Imeltola mu fielpll I~ncy II elull lhereol

2 CUW~ftI~ u1ltnowledtna undend~ ~I unleS dl fea l~llor blQhl bullbullltdl uch leIOiIen11l topliGi tlyltKludm ttl I~ C JO b proYIdfr1t h gtCuomerlpo I~UI~ Ie pI ltgtvde j lK~ It~ nl Corner~mowIedcu lhlits fitC 10m~ ht tobla~ wlU elilgtte KI 01 any elpontbliity lor~ny Co~ed Equipment bC~kdown 0lt I ny ntC~UiY air o rrFgtlourneot I any Cover ~d Equlpme-nt II CUSICme brehes ItY 01 the t obllltlons KI N aye lhe Ilhl upon Mlen notice to Cullrgtmif to smpend Ilt Seovas unl~ C~tme cua udgt blttadl In a lldliJon ( SI_ rhaC be npornblt lOt f2YInt 0 etmbrfll10 10 inyCOlU Iuodt~ wilh ltoIftUW k uued IJ JUII 01 to( bnil(11 11~Ggte cbl iCltion bull

G INSURANC Clgt$lomllt t11lOfU11Ie 101 oUinin ilt inwran~ (ovtltsectte ~Nt (ull_ be Is nfelillY 10 proUCWIO Cuam propelttY and penol

In 0 on the Ptnlstl Includlnt co-eraJt 10lt ptllon1Inj u tKI propelY dftliilf~ ttlE PAYMENTS CUSTOMER MAICU UNDER tttlSAGRUMENT AAf

NOl ftELATED TDtttE VAlUE OF ttt[ PREMISES CUSTOMERS PROP[RTY OR POSSEnION5 ORTHE PER50N5 OCCUPYING OR AT ANYTIME PRESENT

IH OJ ON TNE fIIEMllU BUT RA1MEII ARE trUrn ON 1M COSt Of THE MnM MID lllE SERIIl(U AHD lAlE INTO CONSIDEJIAOON nn PROHCTION AFFORD EO TO 10 UNOER TtffS AGJIHMlNY CUtOngtC -by elee 10 ~ any Ilatoly 10 nv IVttII or condllion (ustlty (o~c cd bycom~dllIbIHtv iu t1nce (utomc und~oI nd lha l ncltlcr he Se~ rQr the Co~ered Equlllmfnl ~rr dtiI d 10 ~du(r bul nc

el1m te certl ln u13 1(1 doe nat tvrntv I~t nel th lgtt SeIViCI1 I1ltlr Cov~red [liulpm~t i ~ pievcflt Qerwn(ll InulY un~t~orzed entnotgtCe1 or

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JOHNSOt 0 fRe 5 PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL REPREO FDF COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

H INOlMNITV

JCllnd CII~tomel 11It11 full Indemnify he ollgttl Plrty Illd Iu officers bulltffltS dilectOrsbullM tmpioyffl 1Om I ny ~ndn dlmlle p tOIlS and exptllln (clud ~lonJble utOlne-s leest illne OUt of third Pirly dllml demtlndi or lukllor bodily Injury (In(ludl dath) Of cia gc 10 tana1bie pcptny 10 lhe lCIt Irisin OUI 0 Ihe IItCIIamp~e or tnclnllonel mlscOfldutt 0 Ihe Indemnlfyl party Of lIS crnplovlef Of _filli CUSlomer expra tliihl ICI Jtlan be r~bIe 10In)Jry iWnbullbullbull bull 01 ~I only to the IICIttIt uund dlrlaquoly by IC1 nel~MI o Inllntl_ mliConduCi Thl obllJtJonl 01 JCllnd Ctome und Ihllltlt1ion ~ funhtf wbIKI to lealoml tid J ~

I LlMlTAnON OF UAllUTI NEITHER 10 HOR CUSTOMER WILL BE R[5PONSIBlE TO TH OTHER FOR ANY SPECIAl INOIRECT PUNITIVE OR CONSlQUENTlAI DAMAGES (INCLUDiNG BIIT NOT lIMITEO TO LOST PROFITS OR LOll OF BUSNlSS) JCJS TOTAL UAIIUJ TO CUSTOMER FOR DAMAGES R[5ULTlNG JROM AN( CAUSE WHAnOMR SHALL BE UMIT(D TO $2SQDOO IN NO EV(HT SHALl 101 INDEMNifiCATION OBllGATJOH [)(UD TIlE AMOUNTS ALO TO JO UNDER THIS AGIllEMENT OR THE AMOUNT OF INSURANCE IllQUIMD B THIS AGREEMENT WHICHpoundItIl IS GAUnlt CUSTOMUI UNDERSTANDS TltAT)CJ 15 HOT AN INSUIIER RpoundGARJ)tNG THE WORKOIlTIlE SERVICpound$ 0 SHAll HOT BE IIESPON5IBH fOR ANY DAMAGE 011 LOSS nAT MAYflUU~T FIIOM FIliI SAFElYOR SECURITY EQUPMpoundNTTHATfAILS TO PEAFORM PROPERLY 011 FAILS TO PIIMr( A CASUAL all LOSS

J FORa MAlfURE

KIWtLL NOT Bf RfSPON511Ll fOR DAMAGE LOSj INJURV 011 elLA CAUSEDY CONOrtIONS TMAl AAI BFYONDTKE IllASONAlU CCImIOl AHD

WITHOUT THlltnpoundHTlONAlMISOOHOUClOR NlGtlGpoundItCE Of 10 SUCH amomOHSlflCWD[ 80T ARE HOT UMmo TO (AI ACnOf GOO (6)

Am Of GOVtllNM[NT AGpoundNQpoundS Ie) SllIlKl5 (0) LABOR OISPIITpoundS) (f) FIRE If) OPlOSIONS OR CASUAlneuros (G) floIfS (H) VANDAUSM II)

RIOTS 011 WAR IJ)TpoundRROIUSM ANe III UNAVAUBILITYOF PARTS MATpoundRJALS OR SUPPUES

It RUOUJT10N OF DISPUTES 11 3 0l5pu1l rIs~ und~ tIIk _nl tile lelllgtall prom1 ~~ Incod IlIh lbesoIvt well dllputll by ~tIM In1Ie -t dsJ)UU II UIU~ 0 be vcWed eltha- pony whaw the tch IrIltble ltbiI~don by iIinC with lhe AmeltIcn ArbItIoltI oUodallon ~ no olllerlcttlClIon IaI bftn prevlouJly filed upon ftliol 01 the Ifbitnon till AAA Ihllhlw Ihe eOlCIu~W jurlsdlCllon _ the OlspUte Tlluibull11 party mty decide 10 f~e n (Ilon In coun of romDftenl jurbdirtlonl f til (oun f~m II Ihe flntlec1 proctdln flied tIIll tourt Iha have lur~dlaioo ove lhe ~JlUle to the aclulion 0101 rbltrltlon AtbiUlllon Ihln be toooucted In il(cordince wilh the lWn CUrrtnl tbhflllon rules of the IgtnItrlan Artgtilntlon MllaquoilIIon ~OIM wtlitllllon seMel mlJlIatty ampJ1Hd 10 by 1M IoIlt11n ArbIlratlon musl be (~1Ild Ihtll Ibty (60) dayt afw tn oputt submitted 10 artHlllon unlen the j)IoItlH mll I1y et ot~ The ~cI~ed by tn ~alorwi 1M f_land ~I liAlted by 1M bltLmDf may be Int~ed In XUlrcllnce with IppIiQbIe I_In any (oun h-il (ornpe1em jurisdiction jMltty po_llire III 1M 3Ibtrtttlcn or COUrt poem IhII If entilled lOn _d 01 Its rulflMble COIoU In(IudinI 1USOfIIbInomeyJ leu Incurred IS rtwlt 01 tile Oipute CUSTOMER MUST BRlNG ANY CLAIM AGAINST 10 WITHiN ONE (1) YEAR m ER THE ClAIM AROSE If CUSTOMER OOIS NOT CUSTDMR WlU HAVE IRRtvOCASlY WAIVED Irs RIGHT TO SUE 10 ANDOR INSTITUTe OTHER PROCEEOINGS AND ICI SHALL HAVE NO LlA81UTt TO CUSTOMER fOR SUOi CLMM TIME IS Of THE ESSENCE AELATM TO CUSTOMH PUISUING ANf SUCH ClAIM floIE PItOVtSIONS Of TKS AGREEMENT WHICH APLY TO AN (AIMHALl REMAIN IN HFECT EVEN AFTER THE AGREfMtNT IS TfRMNATto 10 AND CtmOMER EACH WANt THEIR RlGIfT 10 A rull

shyl TERMINATION

1 Remote Monnorln $eMCIIS and R~mOte ()pe~lln ScsvIca ma~ be imrntdlitely Clnceled by ellher party il Jels Remote OperIiQn Cenler (onne(lln res Of mOflltorlrlllSlem5l~ cle5trovtd by or ather ClIllopht Of wilt Ihf PlemilllS re sa bS damtBed Ih 1 11 Is IrnpftetaI IO conlinuf StnoIces

2 ellhe INIrty fib 10 perform any 01 Its obIirlon UM hIs Ieem~nl I~t otll jraquony wi prOIII~ -men IOIkt LheeollO lhe )lilly

1I1~ed 10 JHo In dmult Should Ine party alted 10 be Ifl defull 111 to espond I it or like action 10 cvre tIM II~IltI def within 1111 (lOt (lall 01 ~celvln IV lneo notlu the lOti ~rty may le(mlnlle Ihk rument by PIOllldlll ~ten nOl1(1 01 IIJII lermllliU lo n

3 UPQI1 IltIrrIinoUm 01 h ltfeeme~ le r anv rNson aJICmef 1hd PltiY IQ 10 I II UflGitputed _nu 0Wflj IlIrwah Ihe dallt of IIIUOII ~hIn thl (30) cI~ luth lermnl ion (ulier hIIllso prflVlde Jej Utlth RMlIlabe aa 10 the islS tD rem~ IIIe Gflew OtWe ~n~hVfllher JO pro~y ncltoun~tJI Int~on fl~ 0lt iiIlt IIlfIV ~lIlem1S ppUuble Cull 111111be liable fOlt al Iffl COlli and IICPfIfl mil Jet mv Il(u in ltootlKion th I enlOIOlmenl 01 hll tIlIl indlldina wilhoullimatlcln nlIo ble nom lees eltgtnKtton aency lees nil Olin COIoI

4 II he A~re~tot Is for mulljytar telm t~her jMrty nwy termiNle lilt Aeflaquomerll after dI ronl fu ~a of SaMlaquo by I lilt OInr pI no Ie-laquo thIn 10middot1 (151 ~VJ nit oolk laquoNlded h_ th~ (us OfIIted PREMIUM (OVEIlAGE CusIOlttltgtlt Y mlltUle ~~I ontv upon 10$ WIitt~ ~

M ASBESTOS MOlD BIOAHAZARDS AND HALUOOUS MATERtAlS

H~zardoul Mltfrills munl tfrlal ~ wb$llnct hal tIelher by Its N~ or ute II now Of hft defed Of fCula~ hdoubull 1 dOUloUbsltnoUl pc 1 o tOllllmlnlnl vodeIIV 1oG~ 111 01 leclclta l lowbullfCulallon 01 rdinlOtlCll bullbulllalre to or cklfIlUkIamp pUblic and ~ 1l1li and uletytId prateCIIon oj the IMonmen or which iI toIc explosive COfaUvt flammable radloKlhot orclnoCflIk or OIhenoriI haarcloui Of which iI or CfIfI1n1 _oItum psoline died Iud Inother pc1~um hvoilOClrbon produCl or poIYhlori~ bIphtI Hatardoui Matttllls ltlHdllGaltoeluMl makl leulmiddotbaid ptintl bIohIlrdS SIIdIIS but ftOlink~ to 1fCiofIeCl IntI HlIeJtcs-conao1n1nc mwials rACM1 Neither (ulomer nor lCi dlrlll lo or Illkeneel 10undnmiddotakedlren Obllnlolll r~I~li~ (11M klcnllOClllcln Ibuemenl dUnp control ~mo~1 or dlltpoltal o ACM

10 wlB be 1$IgtOtIIbIe 10lt moI 0 cI oos 01 ayen~roous ~Ierl_ls Ihll I ul In provldl lht StMt-es n O H bullbullf(Ioul MaIHllb1 and t~ I fmldllifIn ollllY Iell jlnd by he eI1e of 1(111lt1 MertatI For lit HI~ MltMils Iha may be olteselttl Itgt lacM~h

Johnson ~lcC 2019iQhn$on Cotro~ Inc ControlsComeJ Canfodenllal 00 nr)I COP) (pIIy~ocaIy eectrorcny or n an OIhel mea) Ylnout It ~I~ nnen ptlJJTJ5~ 01 ~C~oIs Inc PagE 38 011

middot PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL t- COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rNomiddotC1 HudOOJ Meritmiddotf (uuome shgt1IIUpply JCI wht 1 iflrornallo~ iflil pm bullbull~1on lt~lllni 10 lilp pre~nlt of lilllrltlOU$ M~ c-rret ij

th ~ilt eJ~nn ~v ff~(1 10 pelt1orm bull e 01 Ih~ s i(~ II Illhft Cnomelt or 10 gtKom ltt 01 ltgtlt UUlfCU U~ I)esellltt 01 Nonmiddoto(l HIIIISo M~ le1$ tIIl Iy ItgtItrlre llh Cr ServIltpoundl II I~U ImmtdllltIy $lOP I~ SoetYl(l Itgt rile I ffffiecl ru ~nd noilly the o thw ~n As btt-en (unome Ind MI Cuu_ hoo_be rtlpor1ible 01 IIISoho n~n ~ e -d diopoinr 01 Honmiddotla Hndou Mele 1$ fom lu rdMIebullbullnd for Ih (medlllion olny reu ImpaetCd by he ret bull bull e of he Hon-CI HUlrdou Mlltrl I~d mul ptwidc ~ cer1lliUlle 01 a balm~nl ~cfore J(I will be obll~lled 10 ~rlorm 0 cnl~ue lIS S~Mco unln 10 ~d letu knowloedae Ihll NonmiddotCI HIardou M~I(II~ were pren nd eted In dl$tfpr d of I~I ~e In wli(h tne 1lJ 1lt1 -11 be (pon lbllil lu ole ~ Othe etMOltlon 0 nmiddot orn Impmed by IlJ leltl~ of 1Idgt Hibullbulldon MlttIIbullbull00111) ( lOme hon In lOponibII II lu ole e~e for the _olI 01 HIbullbullrdous Male 1s INri ~ no bHII r~ieued and fe reie~e~ not nultlnc from Cl1 PtriormallCt ef tilt Serulces CuomN ~hlI ~I~nd ~nd InclomoJlot JO ~Calnl 1 Iol-ifl (o sU damUC I e~~nlel vd claJms ~rnamp 01 lu fa ure 10 (omply with Ihll Sccllcn M

N CUSTOMER DAlA

Cnlomt da la obtillned flom lie SetWltcs II owned by alld 111amp11 btlolt o Cunomer 10 I~ IUIOI illO UI Cl410mellb 10 prcMde Sentlce (lome bcept a lonh IItrlln lei wilt 101 disclose Ie any IhllI Otlty ~ny 1rlISivIltN81 (~nom dlI~ acquled hrouh pelt10IWIIIa 01 Ihe Sttvices Mthout Cul lomer (OnSenl (unomer ilB~e Ihal Jel nd 11 ubleIIrle affillnlnd epproved Ihild ~rty COII111OI5 and de-elopers may collecl nd lJ~e CUllome dll for Iny eaon 10 as ny ee l ule 0I1t1e clall on I dt middotklfn11itd bSII Iha dot nOI p~rsonaMy I~ntily Cullomer or anvlndivd Cuilomelt Igttgteby ~nlJ)O a petu WilcIWkIelfrtvOCable royah lru8unO U modi+ m1PU~Ibull bull WOIoeltIse and 1011

0etMt~wo b frOtnuch dala J(III ~IIM rlClIl$lOlI Inr~ 10_ rbl tJlIltflllll nd produnl C~led as I ew of uerlomnce ofSeMlts

O JCIS INlHLECTUAI PROPERl

10 WM IKtJI d riCh ~ lgtcIltgtltfest 11 yl) woltk orovided 10 Cuslomel IfgttIudlnl ohooI l ilmltiltiOfl ill ~e ~U and objeet cod dorumtnll1ior1 tKllnic Inhwon or dlla 1plaquolflCa1onlnd del bull ltes Impr~mellU 01 mOClllQlooruo 10 r~II1Hmiddot~ and (bJ I(now-How (defined below) e~ b 1(1 In bull (I~eron 01 lhe ~bltt 0 periolfTlfnt ollh Slt~ whth ~n_n 10 1(1 ror 10 Of diVtlom or tiICgyeiI Or ~uire-d In conneCllon with I perormrltt of II obn ioos under lhl ~greemenl Ownership Of eM Oelwblf ~nd KnowHow Ihd veil 00001y In ICJ nld flO Oe~ver~~bullbull1IaII be de~med middotworks mide fo r hlf bull Withoul UtIamp Ihe lenerilily 01 th e fortlal vfSNp 01 ai sool(e nllIS ~ (Ie (Olme of ptriOfnlInamp the le1Vkei I~I reMain the elOCIuIiIIt PlIJIIIlt1V 01 10 FltK purpoltl 01 ihllt AaJr-cmerr middot~nowmiddotHO mean a knohow )jot e It(hnIQ~s (Q ~U mllhoclolocln loobbullbull~Iy i(ll ~pprOKIgtG dltibu~ Odell and dt1m dllcoveriU ad ld~ililnW1ed produCAd by dhelc~d or uelt t)y 1(11 he CfUlon IIlt plovilJcn 01 the o-t~f1b1eI or In the Iltroltnance 01 tho Sltrvkt1 i nel Iny chanee ImplovemenJ or modlfiuHon tlgtereto or deivatlv Ihe reof

P OI6IT lpoundRMS

Any licMM 10 ltgtlt ~h( to ~laquopoundl1 JO IOfWlIrt produW inc dIIlti l e r Cloud tu Dyfth-lMd ulkr till Irelfflflfl b prellldild on 1- telt

corldklons for the iPllllebje loflwr~ groduct Of dlcll or cloud trvlce lei forth btll1wwwJgtgtmQI(QroluQmtgtulk Cleull4itl~I SU(h

aptgtlblt oftw~re podu nd (jjIIIIlervlltes lermsr lncopO ~d by rcferetl(e hcreln

Q Mi~LlAHrOlJS PROVISIONS

1 AW nor l~bullbullequlred IC be amp1vfIfI1bullbullnrundfi hili ~e ifI wrllnt Inc ~11I)e (OtIl(Ieca prcper ~iwn If (II chlMrred In Jlt IOt (b) tlll vi the Unlled 51lei POI~I stvIlte pel1se orepald ftlIlIred 0 tertlfld Mill rflun fclOl requCled (cJ ifni by o~ernlJht del~rv scNiCe ( fidEgt UPS) 01 (dln bvfClIrn~~ ~ m~1I or olnelt el~wonlC mt~nd confimed by (~cslmll e relum mlll or ele~hone

2 TIUs CfNnltnt _ nor be led byCunomoe wtllIc 1(1 k wrgtlIell (0ltgtSe 1(I IN ~ III -eM 10 1amplJr lh eltlnbull bull o_ ethn~erJon firm 0 (OltpOrllon wltheut Cul1omer~ conscm 0(10111 abo lIve 1M Ith Itsor cI1stretlon 10ubconuaa ny ponlon 01 IDe Servl(e TII$ ~retmenllnues 0 he ben~fot of Ind Is appllc ble tc ~ny aS1inees or SUbltOnl etor~ ef telbullnd II blndlnt upon Customer wllh Plaquo110 nld Il-SlttD or ltubculag rs wilh Ite f~e nd tllecl3 n bInltls (uIOme loJel

411 any plcviion of 1M femen Is fgulld t W IMaloC ~ tbullbull1 or unenforceable in ~ny elOtet Ihe lIdlly lealOty ~nd enforcelbillt Ollhe rem~lIinlpltosooru cellUinil htfetll hill flO( In t V wy be Ifeuelt Of irnj)3IleltIthNeOv

S TlIII laquoeemenlI lhe enUre (onl et bltwcM 1(1 nd CU1l0mt1 and ~st~1 ~ny pltlcr or ~ 1 undcfSllndll _itt IIIltIU ~ ro~oII or Olher ommuni(llionl b tween the partIe

ampmiddot(111 dltnowIodllli ~nd ~ bull IIgt IIY jhHdl l c ord~ lucd by Cuilomc In cunllKlon h lhigt laquo~enl iSlnlend only 1D ellMliiSh lnymenllllhof1ry fOl Cr5lont r Inltrn~lluou~I purptllH nd nol be conide1( to be ~ unto llcr Imltfld n1 modlfQtion o OIher IcvlslonlO lhe lenTIl 01111 AtrHment No tem or condition I dud or rfenced In CUIO middot pUdaSll ordl will h~oe ant fOlte elfet and Ih~e ( flU and condillon shall (MUOI (utomr1 ICtcraquoi1ICe of ny SefVicellllJH ltOnltllu lt in I~pncc of these lerm ~nd rolldnions An prO(IOl fo tltkjllo~1 or d~lefe rli ferm~llgtt In CuSlomtrs J)Uf(hue orde-r Cr ny otll elt dOtumenl Inill expresl ~ccP1ed IfI wrlIlIZ by ICI hCfeby objKted 10 nd telaquotCd

711 1I1t( at n~ (hfnlel 10 (uuomero ~tlnl or 0~r3110~f Of I lPlk oOle eEulaIon II ltode u~ bull Of ulW~y t~Ilebullbull I~il mD Iltldy ffeet J(rl peremlnt~ of the S~rvi(eJ or 111 pt1tlrltl ~fel 10 IhU h the ~ht 10 an eQ~IUbl and l~proprlle djuumenl 10 Ihe cope Ie and othe-f llcned Ie 011111 Ag reemenl

Johnson ~p(gt 21)19 Johnson Conll ol1 CU~lome-f Confgtdent Controls 00 -0 eopV 1ptyslQllly eleGl ro~gtCIly OlIn any oiher mft) hou Ihe eXJlress wn llen oerrn$$IOn 01 Joinroon CQntro ~ Irtlt Pag 3e of 42

JOHNSQfJ COtHROlS PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED r 11i COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

ADorNDUM TO PSA TERMS AND CONOITIONS OR MONITORING OF INTRUSION fiRE AND OTHER WpoundTY SYSTEMS

If ~te MOnilOfin StMces bull bull pIktly III(ludtS Ittnol~ lire ~ml 1I~oritl gtlaquov1tv 11111 mooilorint or video monitor ifl lht $COpe 01 wol1lt O (11110 d es tile Aareemenl II hereby madifie1lncl mended to Indude the termlnd prollllioru ollhls Addendu 10 tile PSA 10 Monhorinc 01 InlWolI r lf Mid Sfety So$term (Ihe AI(eNjum QplIlred Irms thaI Ie nol de1if1ed titeln lhirll h~ the melni cJven 10 diem In the lIIlement In Ih _11 of conhicl between the t~rTIltId (omIllions of this Addendum arid those ~inl ln the 111_ the tems (ondttklfls oIlbis Aoddtlldllm st pi~I~

1 kmote MoMorln of AIm SI~nI$ If ICI receiYo an elMfltnCV Itrm Ilen111 Jel Floc Jel IhIoII eeworlo nolhylhe IPJfOprille po~ Or fire deplnfII or other eme1enty panR QG ~iJurlldictlonnd Jel hl tndeVOI 10 IIOtiIyCuIlOmPf or tlsdellllllled repruenlnlve by eltmoll urltss instfU(1e-ltt 10 do OlheAlt by Cllomer In whilll ndot Nltd on l~ndlfd operalln picaduttlfo Ih ROC lCi uJ)OII feeeipi 01 bull lIOnmiddot emeree llenll from lilt Iremll sh ncltlvor 10 nOI11y Citomer ~feMltlve pursUlnl to Cu llemer1 _inen Instructions k faullin to QltmoU or Ie nOlllatlon Cunome ICknowlldlt5 1-111 the sllNIs Irlrumlttld from lhe Iremes will be monltoid In mOllltorlnl ftty not 0~111td by x~ lhe peSOIIIIeIIn _h monltom fldllltf lit nollh I~u 01 10 nor dots KJ IoU I rupDnsibillry Ielt tilt _ tIkh 1Kh Inb w montloed o lhe ttlPOfll( to $udlI1

2 ltemOI Monltotlfll kNkes Irkntllfmote MonllorltlJ SeNlf$ 1M be plaquolded by KJ If lhe ACftrM1II includes dIle 101 wth St~ 11

wm SeMce Is pchtitd 1lt1I nltOI~ mIIf 01 Ilirm 10 lhe Premies and lhe InIIlllchlre Is bIosed on the porcln( iCOq( 10 by lhe Jgt3lttiel wbjea 10 the lerms llId (ondiliolls 01 tills Addendum tie numtIMohllrms produced I I thl1ueloes beyond the COnuXt~ numblaquo of alarml In month (utome wiM tie blWon oleage lea

CommunOllonl Mdbo 0110( acknowlld Iht monkOlinl 01 COIlfelt Equipment requires nnsmlSllon 01 Ilgn~1s 0-1 $urlldad lelephone Iinellndo the Int_I1Id th Ihese moOeI of IIIJllmlslion ltmoV be Inl~rupled ctrofIIYltInled orcompromilrd In whkh cn IIC llMnal ClIO be Insmitttd trom the Pemius 10 thtr nIOfgtileinl fad~ty CUllomt ndenlnd Itltlle II~ lhe noonIOIn latllHy 10 be Willi 01 $lOch tonditlon bull dditlonal or 11tf~ II prol~1on toIIO be inllilled $udI line ItcIity devicn1 (Ullomtr COIllnd epensencr 10 Irlnsmluon Itlephone Ii only Cuslom- etnowtlldl_ II is _ IhIt h _urlty deW _lillie Ind nlnl UpirWy ldenllfied In Sthtdule A bull (qulprnent l ist lin dednrcf to purdlnl well 0tvkI~ Crntomtlt IIlth xkroowIedItllhlt Ulth ddltlonil pClt11on Is not 1rbIe Jot Inltrntl lrlMtOlln1on un6tr thl AIeemtnl

4 flwjUnnccemrry nns StfIlu csls At IOs OP1lOnltllddllIDIIII IN mIy be dwpd lot any m Of unlfQlOSiry SIM Vuil uused Of n=~led bV cUOJftllf 111 ildclklon Cuitomeuhlfl be Illy re$llOflSlb~ncr II1Of1 for fines petllltItsIISISlmInts l3gtes f~ o MH I~ by ~ 10vemmelQ bOCIy lell1lho~ tommolOlctrlloll 01 ~I UlltImiulon COlllptny1l1he rnlllt Ilny Iltie larm Ind ~hin rtlmtgtiwl Kl lor any tom -cUffed by IClln conMCIicll IIgtItewth Cunomer wi opera Ihe l)II toIIeluly ~ ID 1ooId CMOllne fau llimu hIM lIrmi an be ClVled by I _tIM or olher forces ~ he cOIIlrof 01 10 II n ~ number 01 flle Ilium lit cltetved by KJ In MIdllicfl to Y othebull lIb1e (tmedlll 1 111)1e to Jel ICI m v lerminll Ihis amprttmenl Ind discontiny t ny Service(snd leek to cover dmllts If In bullbullent Is dlipolChtd by I _mtnlll l ulhorlty or Olh Iibullbull 10 pond 10 a II~ Ilirm where lh CUIIDme o Iny olher Piny IIIi InlentlonallV xddenoly or rraquolilenlIyKl~led lhe Iam I lInl~ CullonW kaD be Itlportllble lor and PIYnv and1I lell lcrjor fonu lIuled with fUPlaquol 10 lhe fls lImsnd PlY 10 JCJIht Iddltiooal clllrJcs Mid (OIl1lncufftd by It fom I fl lslIlm If lilt CIIIIO_r $11_ M$ 1IXIllHllbie dtvIu Customer IUlIgtorIlti ICI 10 ~I Ille Iemin to tv Ill the ludible device r JO I eqlleued 01 ordltltd ID do lO bltf l_r_II~ lIhbors Dr I~ fist and Cullonle will PlY JOlts standard servIc ct tllule lor Kh well visit PoIIcIIIndes tiIU rePlir of svn1 whlth CIOUS lue diugtoldla _ lobi_ IIlIlngln lhe equljllll6nl nt(esAY f 10 to wpptr the StMces nd euslOmllt wM fWf 1 COlU of JudI malntelaflct At IeUI IIOIIthly CUMO-wi IIISI the V$ltm protea deulces and send lell I 10 the ROC 10 I n monltorin laquoII1Imtn1 I 8WldIIfIct wlthlnswctlons from JO o the Roc CoI_r IIHi to lest lhe monltorlllamp IV$tttnS inc1tIltIinI ttsti anv ultruonlc mlctowwtlnfrared CampPlCliInce or other electronic ~l_nt prior lofle end of tlCh monlhnd will ImmedlJtetv rfllOlllO JCl if the equipment fafls to respend to ttll I wltom IhIoI mike Iny nlaquoIIUry rIj)IIs 1ltOO fttl clP of notice IS Ii rulonlllly prnkll CuWgtmer ~n al an tlmes be oltlv rponslbllt If)lt mainlilninamp Iny Iprln~~r vlem In cod wortInc oflier Ind provide Mfeqlllf hell to lilt PIfI

5 RemQII Monilorinamp Df VIdo MonltoiIl Srvices Oul~ Ih Term JCIl sol lcr only obfilllkln mine fom the In~~11oo of Video MMtorlnC ~Mc In Sctvkt oIfrnf 1hall be 10 monitor thl dlamplIlli 1l KlullIy IKlvtd by JO II tI flOC fom mnn Ollhe VIdeo $oo$lem afld pon receipi 01 a dlllllrillCnllndicU lhirt In fam cOndlticn )lists 10 crravcbullbull as ptlmnltd by II 10 lIol~y lhe police or olh munklplllulhoity deemed approprlale In KJs bsokn dilafllon IndIO well pellOllS Customer 1111 deslampMted In lIlne 10JO 10 rectlvoe nolineiQn cf IlICh IlIrm tondition II WI forth huein HD llarm 1nstI1ti00n ffPIl bullbull tnIInltnall(l or rd IgtOJUeI will be1OVItIed urocSer IhIi Video MDnl~ optlcnJO m~ oul DfIor nollce 10 CUIIDmtlt in _10_lcIbII ~or iltlurtnu _ultur~bullbull II(t d ls(OfIIIne 1Id Dr ltand iii ~ policies and protedurtL

bull Inc~lon nd rDndonlon oIlte VIdeo MonIln shaUbe pt~~d by KJ Wthis AI_nt Iclude$ I cha lOt IIIdro Mkorin~ Se we If ucll Voo MOIIltorln Stltva 11 purthi1e-d IIde(I MOIIlto111lI S~II will Decln when the Video SVSlern II Inlblled and opelltonalbullbullnd when Ih nlltesHry communletllorll COMIKlion Is CQmplcHed NO obIililiOIl lor the provision 01 tI1l~ VidllO Monitorln SeMa w1I laquogtIIInt1l lbest tlQllirmenllm ~

b CstQ lqvlllmut Customtr shall obIalnlllu DWfI CMtnd fgtltPtn~ () thIqulpmenl netenry 10(OrlllKllo 10110( Ind (b) wtutev~ IKtmlnlon permits o tice nHS lIwrl be 0ItUSA fom1 penonl ~111gtDtI1Ie ulltity bull bull nd lIlY ot tilted lervico plt0iId~ In co_aion wIIh Ih ~lYI(el n vIdIo 11 to be IISfd boor 1111 Customer Ii inlltlgtcltod 10 poduct Ad Imrnll video I~a (Ih VIdeo System Imj oillcPemlsti 10 IhltOC Ithe VitIeo System fCl mers no torn~ wJrratIVor fPISnotlon 11 1 Mto NSr will _ate IS ln1enclecf Conto Iulttller IJreoII 11111 notwithillndi V rule o 1IlttIct~tron by tel In dec Svst Ind Video SVSI I~ 10 ihIII ~ no tiPOMIblIity or obIiamplllorocltgt ItCnliO CusIO lhe~ SVlIm 0V other CUlla IIQVI~I

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PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rm ICntI(~ CvllOflCf II _u~hi1 I~ Video SYUCfgtgt ~alecl time lilt poiltloorwd NllouteclSlltll WI II only PlocllK 01 caPlII VIdlaquoI SvlI ionIt cr (ns111M Prcmltsts CUomo ~ IdtqWIwtiotI Ifbullbullbulln~(f1tIamp tondillonJ 101 Ihl OINt~ of the CamuH CUIm~ nb1~tI ltId lCllel t t 10 ~I$d no UItIIfO 0 lHlclpil~ Itllouln c JIOlIlIofgtInamp- lfodfO 1M t1ilW UMffillr(ludill W nol limhecl lo~lttllrlC willi NS loaltiDfU INn 01 pClSOfU In-VIdeo Sysltm l~etJ Y ~pirI or UIMUff

d Cll Customtlt Rw toI rflpltllbk 10 lbe video ~Im ce oduced Of uptur by toe VIdtltgt ~ 11 (gt11_ IQ~ del indemnify Inc hold hl rmIti )(1 M( 011lt tnl1 diectotJ I nc Itmployotfl I bull Inc ~I dmq~ lou (csu and cprnses 1~IucIItIIfI$ON~ UOOneyl lKi) rSOgtamp an or 1IIIrd gtllT IIIoIMI defTIIflCh Of ulu In connKlion lh thr ue (gtptfllion

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C V~oSylltmSIcMIbull WhM fcnalI(Im tM ~S(Iltm II lCeMd KIC$tfWIlhe hI to 1( bull m Zb belort odfoiC 0fIlaquotI1I(y ~lIcn Ind mty CfQOlt nol to notlfv ~tfCY ~10NWl1f II ~I Ulon Ie bellr-c In ill )Olt d-trtIJon III n Imer ency fondillon (lCI~ nOI tlsl 10 ~I filii temPt Ie i~ Ito nUINe ollhltl tmesfltv by ut vI u l yenelnClllon ndlor Iht twO-ayollaquo 111_ iI pploble) of 1M Vldre Sl$IMlIn(lud~ CnOlNlt 1(I1t IIKI detirllI 11111 ergtey (onditJ olUs JO will tfIde_ 10 notify lhe popelt POlice or emet~ry (0II1IC1 on a IIlClllon alln cI In_I by(~omer 10 10 Ot lIS CltnH- WIlen ~~ICfl(y 11 lCe~](1 I bull bull UtpllO coaKI tilt 111 ~ble CII1I01r1If rtprtotllI~Ie orr lilt nCltlLutIOll c~ liS bill fill rIOI nol l l( tmtrlRfKV uLhI~ Ihls notlllcalll)lJ will bI irllh~ I of bullbull o 11 1(1 bull 1 folte ROC ~c~_ lilne c~S1~ fl1~ e~ edlle lhe Q~ IUt Iltgtr Yemerlencv or __~trCt otulJoII the cuHomtr HI nftdO mte IhIs tQIIMlln _kin csl~ IUlhobl$ n IKISIO ~ IU Iettl Ie UJt Itl dlKrltllorgt C_IIII I ~I Ot damp1IlIon 01 11 Pt 0 ptlt$ons en o OUftd 1111 cltfTIht$ who UI nalllUIIorInltI 0 ClrtOmet 10 Will HOT MUST Ott DpoundTAlN MfI tllUON

f tcordlnp CltnIOIOtf COMtllU 10 lbe Ilpe laquo0lt1111amp of ~I Ietph(lnlc tomnICIII bt_ Ihl Pttml~ nd KI lCI wll h no ~ InyIlLilJnIrom laquoordlne fo r bullbull nu 10 ~cd) CIt PlbltCJ11on 01 ampf1WO-Wty WIIrI eamtnamplnlaOOrU oVgttr KOId1 0lt lhelrIi1(1 hili III tidily In c~ wllh VIdeo Svll grllt Vldre SysIHTIIaa IndudI blrt rtClHnllted I e I frltN omltlIlon tOeJamptn(t o 0 1( by JCI CIt olltl oNi( p~ ~I__ lIenu COfltnclon Of tny Olha tIIIrd pan COMtel ie n wIIh e ~tllgt1 fOt 1~ 1ltt 01 ffIOI) ~nsmLilIIon eodilll InltrpOflamp UllOfIl4I 10 VidtO Imltbull

I IIl1k 01 1011 II lIMorntls 10 dgn nol prenl o wIfnl that IIIlt StltvIet1 p_nl nylou by buIII( IIoIdup fire 01 gherwbl CIt 1-1 Ih ~__ In til ua ptOyenide the ptelWIon for WO II is Lnslllld 0lt InIrIOdtcl Of lhaillM ~ will be ninttlpted 0 eUQImiddotf (ltnlome

II d ok It lou 0 cll mi l 10 the ~ belA( mon~t ~~~ to itl (ltntl wlgttlhot bIoIonCInlIDCWiOmtr O111end hM not dt on Inv ItennUliQI1l l ncl wlIes 01 CI CXp Of Implied e(~pt IJ pt(rV loti IOllh In l~ iI AiHmf nl fUr1I1e IxprlIV ~(luded from

IhIs ~I If til wnl lt 01 met(lIlnlabJlilv Of nt Of ulUbifi l f01 ~trtk FUfl)Oie

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JOHn SeN CONTROL PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL REPRf FOP COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

COMPLCTf ~o4JUTY FOR [SllBUSHNG AND MAINTANNGACCESS TO ND USE OF THE NONmiddotAPPIIOVI DTILCO SERVICE FOR CONNECTION TO 11lE AlA~M MONITOIING lQUIPMENT CUSTOM~A FURTHU UNDEFlSTANDS THAT TilE LARM SYSTEM Mr BE UNABLE TO 5(17( THE TILCO SfJlVlCE TO TRANSMIT AN ALJlRM SIGN F ANOTHER CONNECTIONHAS DiSABl EO IS NTIflfERINGwrYH OR BLOOlflG THE CONN(CfION

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Johnson ~liID 2019 JohntOO COfIIloIamp Ire Custom- Coolidenr1I1 Controls Do n~ cop (phy$~ ~ eectltOt1Icell 01 n any otrer m ed o) fIOjt toe elCpl es~ illlten permosslon 01 JOIWon C OIItfol$ Inc Pil~ ~ 42 01 ~ 2

TOWNSHIP OF WORTH Sanilac County MicbigaD 6903 S Lakeshore Rd Lexington Michigan 48450

Telephone (810) 359-8852 Fax (810) 359-7027 F-mail CleTkworthmlorg

PhUlp EssenmacheT sup~JenDifer Staoyer Clerk Jenuifer Woodruff Treasurer Jack Wylie Trustee Walter Badgerow Trustee

RESOlUTION 16-7-20-1

RESOLUTION TO ALLOW WORTH TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF DETROIT EDISON TO OPT ltlUT OF THE SMART METER PROGRAM

Whereas Detrott Edison Company has begun the process of Installing within the boundaries of Worth Township digItal advanced meter infrastructure to be referred 10 in this resolution as smart meters I and

Whereas many township residents have expressed concerns about the Installation of sm art meters on their

homes to Worth Township officials and to the Worth Township Board and

Whereas these residents and Township Board members have expressed concern about the alleged Intrusion

into their respective energy usage attributed to smart meters and

Whereas many residential customers of Detroit Edison Company are concerned that emissions from smart meters may be attributed to serious health problems including but not limited to physiological neurological pulmonary vascular and sensory and

Whereas Michigan House 8i114916 was written to address the above mentioned concerns regarding smart meters and has been forwarded to the Committee on Energy Policy

Now therefore be it resolved that the Township of Worth SanIlac County supports the ability of OTE Energy customers to retain their current analog meters and to opt out of the smart meter program fortheir homes without being subject to financial penalties and additional monthly charges

Now therefore be It further resolved that the Worth Township Board of Trustees strongly encourages State Representative Chairman Aric Nesbitt of the Committee on Energy Policy the Michigan Public Service Commission Attorney General Bill Schuette State Senator Phil Pavlov and State Representative Paul Muxlow to take all regulatory procedures needed to investigate alJthe aforementioned InformatJon and concerns for the health safety and welfare of our cItizens and Inhabitants

Board Adoption

This Resolution shall become effective on the date of Its adoption by the Worth Township Board

RESOLVED this O dayof j~ 010lw

ATIEST AS TO ADOPTION BY THE WORTH TOWNSHIP BOARD

$0 Resolved

Date 07- 2 D- b

Supervisor Philip G Essenmacher

~ Oerk Jennifer Stanyer

Motion to Adopt made by Board Member ~Yl)) Second by Board Member lAhxJtttff

Nay AbsentAye

Philip Essenmacher Supervisor

Jennifer Stanyer Clerk

Jennifer Woodruff Treasurer

Jack Wylie Trustee

Walter Badgerow Trustee

I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and complete copy of a resolution adopted by the Township Board

of Worth County of Sanilac Michigan at a Budget Meeting held onj~ 00 f OIQlli and that said meeting was given pursuant to ad In full compliance with the Open Meetl Act being PA 267 of 1976 and that the minutes of said meeting were kept and have been made available as required by said Act

Jennifer $tanyer - Clerk

Village of Reese Resolution No 13-14-01

A RESOLUTION ADDRESSING SMART METERS IN THE VILLAGE OF REESE

WHEREAS the teon Smart Meter often refers to an eleCOidty meter but it also may mean a device measuring natural gas or water consumption and

WHEREAS many communities across the country have joined forces to prohibit smart meters from being Installed locally mostly upon the notice ofhigher energy bills (Cost) illness (Health)forced installation ofmeter(lnvasion into Home) Privacyissues(4th Amendment right to Reasonable Expectation of Privacy) Safety and Liability and

WHEREAS on March 4 2013 the Planning Commission for the Village of Reese passed Resolution No 2013~02 that recommended that the Village Council consider takingjormal action to notify and ban allfuture use aSmart Meters within the VillQJe ofReese and

WHEREAS the Village Council believes that additional information relating to the use of smart meters 1n the Village of Reese needs to be compiled prior to making a definitive deCision with respect to banning the use ofthe devices NOW

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that at a regularly scheduled meeting of the Reese Village Counal being held on May 13 2013 ) a quorum being present a motion was made by KEAST and second by FIELBRANDT to place a moratorium on the use of ~smartmeterswithin the village limits for a period of six (6) months so that the Planning Commission can continue studying the matter AND

BE iT FURTHER RESOLVED tbatthe copies of this resolution be mailed to aD utility companies who provide electric gas and water services to the VIllage of Reese

Vote

Ayes 7 Nays 0 Abstain 0 Absent 0

ft(Z~iJlage Clerk

(MmeUmmbers Pnrlcialaobscii OM ~1llUser Rcentsl Mtlvm )ul1eMilier Attclll Plfks Wlniam WaiterS

City Clerk l1wUlCi M Smilh

Admmismllwc A$~ Oid Voo Cum

CITY OF BROWN CITY A Progressive Industrial and Agricultural Community

4205 Main Street Post Office Box 99 Brown Cily Michigan 48416()099 Phone (810) 346middot2325 Fax (810)3463802 el11lil brownctygrealtllIkesne

CITY OF BROWN CITY Resolution Number 16-04

A RESOLUTION TO THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION EXPRESSING THE BROWN CITY COUNCILS CONCERN WITH THE

INSTALLATION OF DTE ENERGY SMART METERS AND A REQUEST TO EXPLORE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY EFFECTS

WHEREAS OTE Energy has begunlhe installation ofnew mele to CU$lomers in Michigan ThumtNlleA oommunities~ replacing existing meters with srcaUed Smart meters that is electric meters which viH broadcast information to the utility company using radio frequencies and

WHEREAS DTE Energy has indicaled thaI il will at some point begin installotion of Smart mete in the City of Brown City and

WHEREAS Smart mel provide benefit 10 utilities by allowing remole meter reading by among other things eiiminating the need for someone to go onto each utility customers property to read a meter and possibly offering residents lower electric rates at non~peak times and

WHEREAS a significant number ofpeople including residents or the Cil) of Brown City have expressed heir roucems 10 this Council hom potential health effects ofthe Smart melers as well tIS other concerns regarding lheir universal deployment in the City and

WHEREAS although the City COlmcil is inforoted that it is without jurisdiction to directly regulate Smart meters exclusive jurisdiction over them residing with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) the City Council believes it is appropriate to assist its citizens in obtaining consideration of their issues by requesting careful review thereof by tbe MPSC

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROWN CITY that

I The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perform a careful analysis fbe potential health and safety effilltts which may result from the univernal installation of Smart meters for electric and gas utilities

2 The MPSC is further requested to consider delaying the deployment of Smart mete pending a conclusion by the MPSC following coreful study lJd review that such met are safe and will have neither short-term nOr tong~term negative consequences to the health of the citizens of the City of Brown city and the State of Michigan generally

City amp1 BC(lwu City H6illurion )6-(14

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3 The MPSC is asked to carefully examine other concerns regarding tbe deployment of Smart meters as may be sllbmilled 10 them by Tcside nls of the City of Brown Cily and lhe Stale of Michigan so as to insu re that all aspects or the issues are considered before final dctennination is mnde with respect 10 such deplo)111enl

4 The MPSC is funher asked to consider requi ring public lllilit ies to allow customers with appropriate medica l docwnellHll ion of their ind ividualized risks to opt out of SmOtrl me ter installation at their homes

5 The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perfoml a ca reful analysis ofrhe potential privacy issues regard ing available and fut ure SOlan meter technology

6 All resol Ulions inconsistent with [he foregoing resolut ion be and the same h~reby an repealed to the c-tent of such inconsi stency

The fo regoing Resolul ion was ofJered on May 9 20J 6 by Councilmember William Nailers and seconded by Counci l member Dan Loulzenhiser There folloed a Ro ll Call VOle with four (4) Councilmembers present eM Jacobson -alSlnl eM Louzenhiser-yes eM Mclvorycs eM Milkr-yes eM Parks-absent eM Wal(~rsmiddotyes

Abs(ltlining ~

Ab~enl ~

A QUORUM BFING PRESENT - MOTION DECLARED CARRIED

I Juonii a M Smilh (ily Clerk o(the City or Brown Cit) hereby cen iry thallhe foregoing is tru and complelc copy orn resolutiOlllldoplcd by rhe Cily Counc il o r th~ government ofrhc City of Brown City County orSonilac Sl3te of Michigan al a regular mecting hcld on May 9 2016 and thai said m~etin ~ was conducted M d public notice of sa id mecling WaS given pursuam to and in fuJI compliance with Ih Oren Meelings Act bein Ac t 267 Public ActS o( Michigan 1976 and thaI the mimlles of ~a id meeting Wlfe kepi nnd ill be U f have been made available as requ ired by said Act

---1 L ~ r f - ~ _-7~~----~_ -c lt-1 JUClnilil M Smi th City Cleek City or Brown City Sanilac Count y Michigltln

lt 11 or Brown e ll) Rcsoluliun 16 middotJ~

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RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THEAlIIUrv OF Clrv IEStDENTS AND PROnIffY OWNERS TO EUlCITO OPTmiddotOUT OF RECEMNG

ADVANCED UTilITY MmRS (SMART METElISl

The followIng preamble and resolution were offered by Coundlmember ~1 i t hoe J ~rL_~ and SlIpp-orted bV Councflmemher ~~__k Ll pa n __~

WHEREAS OTE Energy SVIARl meters (SMART rn~ters) are 0lltidern electrIc metirs which end elect(ic meter readings dutomatlcaty bv using a radio frequency nehvorK rather than 11 uarlitronal on-site ~te( reading method lind

WHEREAS DTt fnargys actively Installing SMART meters throughout southeastern Mlchigan And has recently moaJfed 11

latter to the City of caro pemin1na to the ability of City residents to opt-our of f(Celving a SMART meter and

WHEREAS a numberQf CIty residents have exprltssed tomems regarding negative health conditIons that may reson from the use of SMART meters the a(CUuKY ofSMART meters and the possibmty that th~ uS of SMART meters may contribute to Ute loss of personal Jlrivacy aod

WHEREAS the Mict~an Public SeNke ComPlisston has receotlydedded to lnvesligate seve-fal Il$pea$ pertalnloji to the use and installation of SMART metm and

WHOtpoundA5 the Mlthigan Public Service Commission tlSi a tompomml cf this lmt~stigation is requesting thai utmW comPanles disclose Information rega-rdltli tM po-tential adverse hearth effects associated with (he use of SMART metetS and

WHEREAS th~ City of CarD Council i$ charged with securing and defendioe the overall health safety_ aod welfare of the ldenU of the aiy and their guests

NOW THEREFORE BE rr RESOlVED that the City of (arc Council her) supports the abillty of Its residents and property owoe~ to elect to o-pt-out of receiving SMART meters m$taIJed

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Cam Coune supports the invGSlgat1ltm by the Mkhigan Public Servlce Commission of SMART meters

THIS RESOLUTiON DECLARED ADOPTED nus 5 DAV OF August 20131 ClerkITreasufac of 1M City of Cam State of Michigan do hereby certify tNt thE foraolng Resolution was duly adopted by the City of cam Council during its regular meeting Mid in the Municipal BunOlng in the Clty of Carcent on August 2013

Resolution It 16-201~ June 6 2016

RESOumON A RESQUJTiON SUPPORTING MfCHIGAN HOUSE BtLl4916 OR SIMIlAR IEGtsJATlON AND SUPPORTING THE AmUTY OF TOWNHSIP R6U)poundNTS TO CHOOSE TO HAVE AN ANALOG EtECTfUC AND GAS MEml RATHER THAN ASMART (ADVANCEtll MErE

WHEREAS smart meters are computerized electr1c meters that send electric meter readings to the utility via radiofrnquency radiation multiple times per day and

WHEREAS analog meters are manualJy read electromechanical meters that have accurately

measured the electrtc consumption of homes and busfnessesfor over acentury and

WHEREAS DTE Energy (the utility) is repiaclng exJs1ing utility meters with smart (oka advanced or AM) meters and

WHEREAS DTE EnelY plans to replace all meters with either the fully functioning smart meier orthe smart meter with the radlofrequency turned off (opt-out meter) and

WHEREAS the opt~()ut meter must be manoa read In the same way analog and nooshytransmitting digital meters must be read and

WHEREAS the IItl1ity in fts testimony berore the Pub1c $ervlce CQmmission in U-17053 has stated that the nonMtransmltting smart meter performs no functions not already performed by the analog electric meter and

WHEREAS the utility charges the residentJa customer $6720 to have the norHransmitting opt-out smart meter In place of the fully functionIng smart meter and

WHEREAS the cost of lealllng In piace an existing analog meter is $000 thus creating an unnecessary charge on the customer who does not wish to have a smart meter on their home Or business and

WHEREAS some persons on fixed lncomesare unable to afford the opt-out fees and

WHEREAS the utlJlty does not permit businesses to opt out and

WHEREAS1 citIzens of this oommunity have expressed many concerns about this replacement Including concerns about the health effects of mdlofrequency radIation and the voltage transients and harrnonfcs (line noise) generated by smart meters concerns about privacy and hacking concerns about fire safety and fire hazards concerns about Impending time-ofltse rates and resultant increases In electric bills and conterns aoout remote shut-off and

WHEREAS many residents in the State of Michigan have reported negative health symptoms after the installation of smart electric meters or rnm-transmittlng opt-out meters on their homes and

WHEREAS some residents of the State of Michigan have reported that their smart meter has cau~ht fire or exploded or have reported flickering lights and appliance short-outs Immediately after a smart meter was installed and

WHEREAS the Township of Vassar has worked tirelessly to attract positive Investment while rejecting those that put our health environment and quality of life at risk and

WHEREAS the Vassar Township Board of Trustees ts charged with securing and defending the overatl health safety and welfare of the residents of the Township and their guests and

WHEREAS the electromagnetic frequencies emitted and generated bV these meters have been snown by tens of thousands of scientific studies since the 19305 to harm biological systems and therefore may pose a serious long~term threat to the health of our cltlzensj and

WHEREAS customers with a disability under the Americans with DlsabIHtles middotAct may not be charged for accommodation of their disability and

WHEREAS both the nonmiddottransmittlng smart meter and the analog meter accurate IV measure electricity usage and whereas both must be read by a meter reader therefore making them indlstlngulshable for purposes of metering customer electrical usage and

WHEREAS smart meters have not been mandated by the federal or state government and

WHEREAS our Township is committed to providIng equal opportuntty and quality of rife for all and to removing full barriers to participation In public nfe on the basts of dlsabnity and

WHEREAS OTE has been unresponsive to these customer concerns and

WHEREAS House 81114916 would address these concerns without Impacting the utilitys ability to Install smart meters on the homes and busInesses of those who want a smart meter

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Vassar Township Board of Trustees supports the ability of OTE customers to not partidpate in the smart meter program on their homes and businesses and to have their electricity usage measured by an analog meter without suffering financial penalties or Incurring monthly charges as outlined in House 81114916 and that an analog option be offered in perpetuity to all uttllty customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar TownshIp Board ofTrustees calls upon the Chair of the House Energy Policy Committee the members oftne Energy Polhy Committee the state representative for our dlstrtct the state senator for our district the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Attorney General to do all In their power to ensure passage of House 81114916 and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar Township Soard ofTrustees calis upon the above-mentioned persons and governmental entitles If House 81114916 Is not passed in this legtslative session to do all In their power to ensure passage of legislation In the future that will ensure that utility customers have the right to have an anakJg meter on their homes or

middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

Vassar Township Clerk ~~--=-~

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AI ortmiddotpe~ kWh ClIpadly EIIOIJ O9COC per kWh Non-Capadty Cnor1V bull4J5lC kWh

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oN_V(O1 ~Chalt~ bull $5(l per mollh Oistrll)Jioll kWn CY al-roond) bull543(X per kWl1

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MId-jMk MOIIdiy bull nidi) 1 am to 3 pm 7 pm to n pm AI mId-oeak kWh

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(Crtlieal PHIl _ ts cIInIQ on-pfU Worodly rriGay1o eo hours IIlaquo VN~ IIrtIttI ___ notl~)

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Novembtf Ihrovfjh May -sl 20 kWh per dIy

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Delivery CNiroes 5efvice (halVe $750 per rnonl h RIA Credit middot $750 per monlh Di5tribvtlon kWhbullbull 543OC per kWh

Time of Day Rate-

On-peak h(Wrs MonCJay-rriday n Um 10 7 pm Power Supply CnarQes June through Octo~r

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Mi(1)eilk MoIIdIlY friday am to 3 pm amp 7 pm to I pm All midpeak kWh

Capacity poundnerQy bullbullbull bullbullbull bullbull Aoose per kWh Non-tapaclty Enerqy bullbull bull 4Q49 per kWh

Off-peak 11 pm to 7 am and all day Saturday Sunday and desiQna~ holidays

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(Critical Puk events dJrlnQ on-puk hours MondayshyFriday Ilmlto to eo lIours per year with ~vance notite

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November through May (IrS 20 ~Wh per dat

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Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

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Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

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Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

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Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

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Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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JUIINSOI ( ONl Pul PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPIPEO uF COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

Personalized Account Management A Planned Service Agreement also provK1es you with the support of an entire team that knows your site and can closely work with you on budget planning and asset management Your local Johnson Controls accounl management team can help guide planned replacement energy relrofits and olher building improvement projects Youll have peace of mind that an entire learn of skilled professionals vlill be looking out for what is best for your facility and budget

A Culture of Safety Johnson Controls technicians take safety seriously and personally and integrate it into everything they do All of our technicians participate in regular and thorough safety training Because of their personal commitment we are a leader In the HVAC service Industry for workplace safety performance This means that you do not have to worry about us when we are Q1 your site

Commitment to Customer Satisfaction Throughout the term of your Planned Service Agreement we will periodically survey you and use your feedback to continue 0 make improvements to our service processes and products Our goal is to deliver the most consistent and complete service experience possible To meet this goal weve developed and implemented standards and procedures to ensure you receive the ultimate service experience - every time

Energy amp Sustainability A more sustainable world one building at a time - Johnson Controls is a company that started more than 125 years ago with a product that reduced energy use in buildings Weve been saving energy for customers ever since Today Johnson Controls is a global leader in creating smart environments whers people IIe INOfk and play helping to create a more comfortable safe and sustainable world

The Value of Integrity Johnson Controls has a long proud history of integrity We do what we say we will do and stand behind our commitments Our good reputation builds trust and loyalty In recognition for our commitment to ethics across our global operatIons we are honored to be named one of the Worlds Most Ethical Companies by Ethisphere Institute a leading think tank dedicated to business ethics and corporate social responsibility In addition Corporate Responsibility Magazine recognizes Johnson Controls as one of the top companies in its annual 100 Best Corporate Citizens list

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Service Plan Methodology As part of Ihe delivery of this Planned SeNiee Agreement Johnson Conlrols will dedicate a local customer service agent responsible for having a clear understanding of the agreement scope and your faCility procedures and protocols

A high-level overview around our service delivery process is outlined below including SCheduling emergency service on-sile paperwork communication and performing repairs outside of the agreement scope

Scheduling Preventative maintenance service will be SCheduled using our automated service management system In advance of the scheduled service visit our technician is sent a noUce of service 10 a smartphone Once the technician acknowledges the requesl you customer service agent witt call or a-mall your on-site contacl to let you know the start date and type of service scheduled

The technician checks in wears personal protective equipment perfonns the lask(s) as assigned checks oul with you and asks for a screen capture signature on the smartphone device A work order is then e-mailed faxed or printed for your records

Emergency Services Emergency service can be provided 7 days a week 24 hours a day 365 days a year During normal business hours emergency service will be coordinated by the customer service agent After hours weekends and holidays the emergency service number transfers to the Johnson Conlrols after-hours call center and on-calt technicians are dispatched as needed

Johnson Controls is committed to dispatching a technician within hours of receiving your call through the service line A work order is e-malled faxed or printed for your records Depending on the terms of your agreement you may incur charges for after hour services

Communication A detailed communication plan will be provided to you so you know how often we will provide information to you regarding your Planned Service Agreement The communication plan will also provide you w ith your main contacls at Johnson Controls

Approval Process for Non-Covered Items Johnson Controls will adhere 10 your procurement process No work will be performed outside 01 the agreement scope without prior approval Johnson Controls will work with you closely to ensure your procurement process is followed before any non-covered Item work is started

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Comprehensive and Operational Inspections During comprehensive and operational inspections Johnson Conlrols w ill perform routine checks oltha equIpment for common issues caused by normal wear and tear on the equipment Additionallests can be run to confirm the equipments pertormance

Routine maintenance such as lubrication cleaning and lightening connections can be performed depending on the type of equipment being serviced Routine maintenance is one of the keys to the five values of maintenance -It can help identify energy saving opportunities reduce futUre repair costs extend asset life ensure productive environments and promote health and safety

Combustion Analysis

Combustion analysis and subsequent adjustments are critical to efficient boiler operation Boiler fuel whether natural gas or oil must burn in the proper combination of fuel and air (oxygen) Poor combustion can create soot deposits on the tubes impairing heat transfer Incomplete combustion can also lead to the potential formation of CO (carbon monoxide) an odorless gas that can harm occupants In the mechanlcat room andlor building Johnson Controts technicians will analyze the flue gas to determine If optimal fuellair ratios are present

Operational VisltlControls System Verification Based on our exper1ise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance and calibrations on the equipment controller for your mechanfcal equipment The inspection includes the following tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel

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Advantages Provides proactive Identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments identify energy efficiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

Operational VisitSupervisory Controls System Verification Based on our expertise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance on the supervisory controllers and servers in your Metasys system The inspection includes the follOoving tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel and cleaning as needed bull Review of alarms points which are offli ne out of SeNtce and overridden points bull l ocal backups of controllers objects and server repoSitories bull Review security database and ensure default passwords are Changed

Advantages Provides proactive identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments Identify energy effICiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

TowerfBasin Cleaning During operation a cooling tower becomes a natural repOSitory for wind-blown debris This debris has a tendency to collect In the towers sumpbasin Johnson COI1trols technicians will clean the lower and basin 10 prevent blockage and pOlenllal damage to critical system

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Summary Thank you for considering Johnson Controls as your building technology services panner The following agreemenl document Includes all the details surrounding your Planned Service Agreement

With planned service from Johnson Controls youll get a value-driven solution that can help optimize your building controls and equipment performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a solution that fits your specific goalS delivered with the attention of a local seNice company backed by the resources of a global organization

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IScope of Service

Johnson ContrOls Inc r Jcq and the Cuamplomer (colledively the -Parties) agree Preventative MaintenslCe SelVlces as defined in Schedule A r Services) will be provided by JCI aihe Customers facitily This Planned Service Agreement the Equipment U s Supplementat Price and Payment Tefms Terms and CondJUons and Schedule5 attached hereto and incorporated by this reference as if sellor1h funy herein (ColecUvely the Agreement) cover the rights and obligations of both the Customer and JCt

Extended Service Options for Premium Coverage

If Premium Coverage is selected on-sile repair services to the equipment will be provided as specified in this Agreemenl for the equipmenllisted in Ihe attached Equipment Us

IEquipment List

Only the equipment listed in the Equipment Lisl will be covered as part of this Agreement Any changes to the Equipment Lisl must be agreed upon in writing by both Parties

----------------~ITerm f Automatic Renewal

ThIs Agreement takes effect 0fI 0810112019 and will continue until 0713112021 (Originaj Term) The Agreement will aUlomalicatty renew on a year-Io-year basis after the Onglnal Teon ends unless Ihe Customer Of JCI gives the other writte n notice il does not wam to renew The nolice must be delivered al least (45) days prior 10 the end of the Original Term or of any renewal period The Orignal Term and any renewal periods are sometimes collect ively referred to in this Agreement as the Term Renewal price adjustments are discussed in the Terms and Conditions

IRefrigerant Charges

Refrigerant is nOllncluded under this Agreemenl and wilt be billed separately to the Customer by JCt

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IPrice and Payment Terms

The lolal Contract Price for JCIs Services duringlhe 1st year of the Original Term is $1302000 This amount will be paid to JCI in Annual Installments Pricing for each subsequent year of a mul1iyear Original term Is sel forth in the Supplemental Price end Paymenl Terms All payments will be due and payable within 30 days of Ihe invoice date and SUCh IImely payment by Customer shall be a condition precedenl 10 JCIs obligation to perform lis Services A penalty of one and a half percent (15) of the amount due per month shall accrue for payments received after the payment due date Renewal price adjustments are set looh in the Terms and Conditions

Invotoes wil be senllo the following lOcation

TUSCOLA COUNTY COURTHOUSE 125 W LINCOLN ST CAROMI48723

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R[PAUIlAfIOR Ihe Ibo necele~ 10 f t)tO~ Caverro [qu9menllo work~ (ondillon 10oWl Of Equlpmt nl Fi llue but dOlS ~Ct In(tudr eNkl ~I~ting to tot 1eQuipment ep~em e nl d~ e 10 obolelce~ce or Unil1lll~bii1Y 01 penl

REPAIR MATtRJILS ift the ))arts1Id Maleria neuuarv 10 ttstOle Caefed qu~t to workinC (OfdIoOf loIIowlrtamp in Equlpmem taHu~ but

elaquo1udigt tblll tQiIpmenl epatemtf clue to otoi4lcence 01 iJRoI1II1 of Piulll lu egtduded Ito m the Af~menL AI 1(rJ O9tlon ~If

Maleol tNy tit tW UlOld 0lt laquoOnldo~

S(HEOULfD SEAVI([ MATERIA15~ tIgt4r mt lrt reQUired to PErlorm Sdgte~ u ltd ~Nu btu on (~fd Equlpmelll UnlI~ lrom the Ag(temcnL

SCHEDULED SERVICE VISITS In e c~llle 1 1gt0 IU ~qu~ eltI 10 perlem JCI ecmtM fnPEClIon In( pnlivlt mlt~Ne on Covereltl E~pmert

SfRVICES 1ft tillt woltk tCfill _ U _iUnd el to be p_oed bv Kl purwnl to IIIIs cement f~(fpll llht Strwn do not

IrIdltHIc lhot o-ll1On Q ny Iw~fe prod 0lt lu I cJgtId l eMe whlcll ~ ovitItd uno p~te terms tO fICHl lotIs cenced In SeaTon P tin

fI JeIS SERViaS FOil COVERED EQUrPMENT

1 BMIC tOVUIAGE means Sc~cdolcd Sfrlce Vblil DIu klgttduled ScM Mllelllb un)el excluded hom thl Ag~JTfnl No PillS tqUlllttltl Re9IIlr labOlt (I Rtjlll ~t_II bullbullbull praldd o unde 8ASI((ovtIAGpound

2 PJl(MIUM (OV(RAGE m~ti ~C COVE RAG E plUI Re~I lO bar R~Pllf Mi~b lunltu flucl~ ffom the I trgttrtl) II (VlgtIOtMf hlll Od~td PRE MIUM COV~AAGt lei wil InsPlaquo the Coveted f~ulpmenl wilhln lOI1Y~ (~S) d~ of the dilll 01 lIlll Alrtemtnt Qf U Ifuanll oropellJ1lo~a(and~ ioru permit JCI wlU l~en adYl (unome II iel rM~ it nyCovO)f ecl Equlprnent nal wallinS ode o In ed of IfPillr Whh CUllome 1 ePlgtov~1 ICI I perlofm 1M wok nc(eu~ 10 11 tht (ovc~d lqulpm r nt plope woklnt (oMltion $ubJOCI to tile tem of Ihls AIeemen ( UStOme wlU ~~v 10 IIKII k al CI 1~1Id~d Jl te for PII iIltId Iobor In effampt at Ik~ me 11111 the work I pfOlmed II (10m doel not wonlJO ttt perlo m Ihe k lcl1Otlfed ~tlttn bv JCr n ~ ~Qulpment theby fletled wllllgte~ If(1m the lilt of C_fd foulpmtnlad theConlfKl PfIr1 wjj MI)tIlltlt KtOfi Should CusiOlM not mairf len ffomcred 1gt11 Of poltced wlth the modfoed PRpoundMIUM (OVpoundRAGt Cl IIefVeS Iht Iampht 10 olee Cwlamt for Ihe (0110 11It111fQUlDmcn Insplaquotion

3 OOfNDro SERVICE munSefYL(CS peformj ou lcl~ Jeri_mol bult hQutgt anclls ilVll lo ~ e ontv CuStCmt f na PREMIUM COVElAGL pound)Cendltgtd $eritc I av~ble etth~ HIS or NO 1 (utomer1 ~ltcl~ Tho ptiQo lOt htended Slce Wcroolen by Cu1tomel II pi n of the tot ol (OnilCl ~lee

4 CONNlCTIO SERVICES If Cu$(lmN I 1 ConfItCad sNlu on v C~td EQlJi~nl ~I tnee Iully dtsOlbed In k hedle A (usto Iy be cqulreltllc Mow KI to InI11 o w iIdj olt roftwil~ to e~ (omluII Qn th (U ltom middot C_td Qulpnt ( Gillilyttev~I In OfllftJO lCl lOdcllYlt (oftKt~ S-Icu on lhe c-acr CQVlpfntL (m0flll ihall pOYIdt I slaquouffllIl_t~_ncnlo 0 allo f_~~ ~a Ic lhe Gaf_~ Oev(C Inoltck 10 fmolcyc(61 - Store ~nd I~nd oj1t Ot me rgtU0M 01 ~(II ScrvIt )(1 will nal ltlSC Cltmtgte(t~ Sf)(e to ~tnOle l~ OP~I or lth es to CUltOmc 1 qtJIpm~nL The GII~ ~t I~n emaln Jell POgtfrty and JCI I Vupon ~unablt rKltKC ove ~ ItfIy time JC1 ~ no ny wn~MY 0 BillI llIln 101M CoMt(led ~ervIlaquoJ

5 R~MOTE MONITORING SERVICES OR REMon OPERAnNG SpoundtViCU If RemOt~ Monllorlne Seflllltn o lemole OPftJ~ ~lceJ ae pgtfOgticlld CUOtnCf fees 10 furnbh lei wll~ IIgtI of the n 111t oddlt e maUl~delbullM pJIO~ ~mlgtelaquo ofU penon lhOtlltd 10 be tcntlatll by 0lt be blt 10 OonUCl lhe IIOC tO ftJ1 ~rm sl)et)flr 11_ UPOR talOn thltC PPOIHI~ I bullbulltlor(y1f JO SeJltlccs lncfuOe tmtrl MOltlo(lfin SffVlcH wilh Open ltId (IDmiddot Cuno 100 it Itt Inh h J(I wllh CUllOtrgte$ (IiII1v alld hold _Int rod cfltWiI

Johnson WJC 2019JotvIson Conlois I ControlsC uS lome C onhcleI1I Do nQI COgt ( ~orlly ~onCIII~1 0lt flIy Otref mad ill) WUI10UI Ih~ eltPHS lien permssion QI JoIIOI1 Co)(rolamp IIIC P()ge 35 0 142

JOHItSON CONTROL~ PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED -OR COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

~thedltJIt$ CVlo mer 3iQC to mlllli arid upd~le l~ tillillill wilh altcult InlOI ffIIl on CUltlDmelt fu(~ bullbullbulle t 10 n01l1y ICI of loU~ (ha nampe IS loon II pOIIbllt lelIIOC Is fIOI -spobif 10 li nd new ootIlICUnumbltm H I~ (onl~CU 0lt1 lit all 11m Mot be reached ma um of t~laquo ~ct It Iowed for I ny Ilmot oil dy If noM 01 Itos ltolltCIS un be ucd tlltn ncIMII C11I()I I~ ROC lIl t rspOlU~e 10 d_ts ( UIO- ill repoMIbie 101 ~00 I I ltOlll 100 ~ Wn lom Customer ffW 0 po~ lmety updates 101 ~nv or th COIltKi lrIotmll lonsubmhlod 10 Ihe ROC

5 CUSTOMER SlRVIC INfOflMUON PORTAL ( mom may be ~ble 10 uUIle ICf CUgtlomelt SeltvIu nlo IIIIIOO PO(il dl1ne Ihe It1ftI 01 1119 H-tnent pu rsu~nl 10 the I~tn ppllcable Term 0 1 UI~ IIteemenl

B 0U1 OF SCOPE SERVlCE5 If dul1nC enyServict Vit KI delrc111 defect in any of Cuotomet t qulpmtnllhtIgt IIO t Covered EQOip~nt undq IhlJ Afltement (In Oul of Seoplt Dof~otmiddotlKI Y lbut lhall have MobIifation 10) fIOlity Cu~ 01 sud Out 01 Sltltraquo- oftct II Culttonw ele(ts 101 JeIIO ep Jgtoth Oul 01 Sca~ ~fce 01 il Jet olMrwiH pMOims Sentieel 0 pr~ _Ieltias Pln_ Ot tqIlpment outside Ihe fCDpe oIlhe StIWlca collenM-ly CuI 01 Scope SeMen- Cullom sltll dlreQ 10 10 01 eh Oul 01 ~ Stnokn IrI wtItlflamp ~nII CUltOIM wu PlY 10lt rn Out or ScOPe SeMltoH ~IIO IIlIndyend lees o hou1y fa II he reultil IgtOlite 01 n Out 01 Sltgpe ~ect Customer ~Ieltts not to etIa~ K I lO RPlIr well Ou l Df~oIect CuSlomer II deffnd nil Indemnify let from IIId Iirlsl lllflndft Ionesdlmos dJ lml COltsnd expenses Ifisl dlrectlyOf Indirf(loul 01 wchOuI oIScopl Delect Any Oul ol Swpe SeMcC ~rlonned by 10 II 1M direction 01 CultOmer PUflv nt 10 Ihis

Seciion IJIIII be lJbI~IIO lhe le ms oIlhlJ eement

C IXClUSIONS Ct Skfl llgtd wrrnty obHIltclll epreuly egtltdud

) the fllMr or ~IMIII 01 cluctwort ~Inp bIneu Iliumfar supporU t_ lilllttsbIHgtIotdltOtIIr and ~neumu( pIf)Inamp Iltd ~l shu afII pipI 1lO11IOIItv tPIlaquot-d 01 malrgtUitJKI on scMdulod balitNI-1InI 01 01 0 pIic plplnt

(b) daoosal 01 hlloudoul_IIK ocfpf H olhtlWbe Pfesslt ptOIfided heln)

(c) clblrl lCllng 01 ehikr ~OIIdef4er WIlt tems d Oilier coltnPltgtlnts fOi blDlald$ such II but nOI Wmlllaquod 10 leamplone~ Unlesl ewt)lltilly slaquolloflll In IhotKopt 01 teN(ts betwe-tn tIM PII Unlen eoplick ty provld for within me scope 01 SfMcd thl iJ Oul of Scope StNkt$M til CultomltfS egtdult-e r ponllbWty 10 mkt ~Hlnt_ts lot wch oervktl with proYide oilgte lhan JO Me-ntlons 01 chll~ tube lelnlnamp condttuer oltnlnc coolnl l_cleanlnamp Of boiler tubt nrc IrI I ny KOpe or It only I~WQfk 10 remow nomlll bullthp 01 dIbriI ~d sctle lube brush cltltllrlamp prfuurt _hln obullbullcld IIuIhlrlJ ReIre 10 well cit doe fIOIlrldlldlti chItInQI cleanl dIsInffltlJo~ g ~ _I IHlmern r~lrN 10 ellminale (ontrOl 01 dSirllect IIIhst bIDtrd$ such IS bul 1gt01 IimIIfO to Leckgtnelllt

dl suwl 1Utltorles 01 items nov comed dIrMI the use of COOterCd (ltIgt~ such flbbons w illgt and ~Mlt

Ie) I~ furnllhlnpound of ~teNli and suppiles lor P4inlln Of rttlnlsllint equllmen

(I) I~ rePiit 01 e~cmenl 01 wIe In ~onduM bud bIetrlnsmlsslo Mnel g the ~ II flOl otgtrmly epllted 0 m~lntId gn I l ohedultd bJl II

(II) rel)laetmenl 01 obsolele paru Ind

(h) d 01 fny Idndlnrllldln bul not Ilmlld 10 ~ C ltlOlt1II Ir1jltJ V dutll opetty mit ~rd 1M ~om of 111 0 i( fliultitIC from

bull Iue mllase Ittlons Idjunme nts ill~U tombiNtlons rnoolfklllorn 0 repoalrJ 10 CO-etCd pound4I1pmen1 nOI ~rf01mtd ptovlaed 0 i9J1fowd Inwlt~ by ICI

bull eluEp ment nOI c~ed by IIIIs tg eement o-r II~CIvntflUi mad e to (ovl td lqulpmenl

bull I CIS 0 omlsslonl 01 the Cullom Iudl but not Ike d 10 1iHi fi ll of lhe (ulOme 10 fulflI lhe 0m ObUtlonl IrId Commllts to Jete) dulbed In ~ctlon f Oll Ms rttt OpefatOl erro CUltOmtTmiddot IIW I 10 (Onduel tgtffltfll~ lnllni n I isulU~ fom CU ltomerl prellous denlll of 10 ItClSS to the C_ed Equipment uld Cullomers f~IIye 10 knp the Sill (lein 1M Iitt 01 dull 111 01 ollie IAniclef a debris ~ sucll CDndilionslre prously txpressJv Itknowledled by JO 11I _1t1flamp

bull siltgt- eliled Ind tlWlromtenl1 rolldillolU IntludJnc but flOl ~mlted 10 POIIfI tllvrs Oll(ul i loni in eleclliul cufTMi (or -~t $UCI) 00 biQhlltdS Wth u but fIOI ~rnlled 10 Lelonc lllo IlIoclIled wilh COnd_l wllI (0011 lower systems ad subcompo~n l Iylleml

D ~AYMNT DIJUGAl1DN

CulIIme Ihal Ply 1M lcts wtl du1n KCOfdlIltt wIIh Int PIYfJItIII It ml prald td lor In lhe llIeemeI Such PIIymtnl II cond~1oP pc~tdnl to 10 ablellon 0 perlam StMcu under 1M e-emtnt In lu v lillny pvchlle o d elllKllo lhi eeme-nl bullbull nd ~~hstancl Ul4le 10 Iht tom theltein Cuslomtr tkAOWledIIOO ftel thlt IofIdU JO IrwoIces 10 an meum _teIhln $15000 lhall be ~Id a nlt wire t~fe check Of money order If IhII rume-n11s rertoedlCttl1 ovide (tmametwlth IlOlite olillyIdjUllmtnlS In the ConllKl Prict appfltlblt 10 Mff_1I period no r Ihn IOflYmiddotfWtjS)dltIys 11lt10lt 10 tIgtt totNMnoemcnl oll~illenewit 1Dcl UnonlOAlaquo In_theetmt at lelll hfTyI30) dIys prior 10 Iht 11( of fuch bullbull~I peiodIN ICfJusled price IIIbull bull bctlht prlre 10 ~ Itn il perlod

E WARftArffiES

JO warrants IIJ $Ic wUI te provided In ood ~d orkmDnllkt mlnner for 90 dyI Irom the elite of Se k ti I Jel eltc ives rlnen nollt e 01 a

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I r PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

bf Ch of Ihi warranty Pl io to the e nd o f this flinty jlnod Jel III -perlOm any no~-tonlor~~ S ~Nilt~ e t no addl11on~1 (~ r8e hhl~ a ltonvn 1y tU5QMble Itm~ of I~ nOIIIllt llon

Jet 1gt lhoit eqvlpmfnl mnuIanued o I~dd bgtj 10 (ilofl fnc 11IiI1 It Irom dellaquou in mIII~ 1 and k hlp 1 lnlam normlluutelOI I period of90dS 1110 1ngtl11J o fumih bullbull pleOI 01 CQulpmenl utl(k tNs Alemen ilnd lhat eQulpmenl Ii cov~red brl nty fom m tnktunr ot~ INn CI 10 wf l llnSI~1 the benefits cl th lt m-nufgtltlue(J waranty it any to Custome and 11 amy lemediebull ~ n clu1III 101 lhal equipment AI ttnJj)OItlkwI (hoi tnwred In _ lion wi(h Ihr wrinty 101 eCllOpmeol1 IftdO 1~1s nol _wd undshythis AeerntnllNtl be bDn~ byCuJIO b eept as poided heern II Jel oltelves in nOlice 01 I ~ ee~ 01 I~b ~rmty PIlot to t~ end 01 tllh rruy pelod JCI will ttPlIr o eplate (n )(1 OPtio nl Ih e delMliv~ equl pmenl

Tllele _nl do II(It IJttend 10 tty ~ltW 01 eltlul~n lhal have bfton rnllUied bull bull Ite ed Or repared byC1I0 CI O IlIItd INfl iel Ihoul 1M supelVi1on 01 nd 110lt lltn Ippt(lvll olIO o WJCI ~t num~ or ranty d tul W bwn rmowd or alured AJ replaccd parts Ct equrgtnMn1 h1 become JCI pro~rty Thb ~rtntv is 1101 lu~b~ W~ nty J~ ~ be provldfd dulnn ncrmal bUllneu hOUlI IXCludll hoII(Ivs The r-dti I fonh hilrtln shltl be to(II~ nd eoltclU1ive medywltllCltlrdllo ny wlfrt nty ( 1lm under thlgt AallefMtlt Anv uit huN _lIIe rrltltv mun be lItauhl no III mn orgtamp II) ~a ftlr lile txPtloon ollhr pplicllble ffanty ~Iod Thlgt IIm(ttUon Is In IItu cr Iny olhe IPPrlublf mlult or 1Imh~1I01 CUSTOM~R FURTHfR ACKHOWLIDGU oVoID AGREfJ THAT THUt WARIUJffifS Aif ICIS SOU WAlIRANTlES ANDTOTHf MAXIMUM [)(TENT PpoundftMrrrEO UNDERAPPUCABLE LAW ARE IN U[U Of All OTMER WAftRANTlES pound)(pRpound$S OFlIMPUED INClUDINGtIT NOT lIMITED TO TlfOSf OF MERCHAHTA8IUTY AND FITNESS fOR A PlRTICI)LAR ftJRPOH

f CUSTOMEROIIUGATIONS AND COMMITMENTS TO ICI

1 Cuc~ wtt~l lt M ~ JCIr) WOOmIIlion (Onnltnlne conoilion of lhe CovtfeO Eqv ~ment TI Cvstom agnfS nd ~ntl

lhll 6tin 11Ie Tffm of IhI AItirnenl Cu crne will 11 oprr1 the Cevtttd [ol~menl ~codin8 10 th~ mnulanu~1 atldor CI co ~nduonl

01 up ~lt I~ I rgtd CUtten work Ic Ind motion boutt~e Co~erfd EQltrlpmenl crommended bt th e nufCuH ~Mor J(I

DJ 1I00Ii(k a n MlIQU 1e on_ 101Covw E4Uipm t ~ ftltommended by Ihr nufw1u~ Ntdor K~ Includili but 01 limited 10 dequal~ electllc~1 pOw~ ie IU~ lit COIGitionnt1Id ~umldltycontro

(4) oo ri ly JCI lovn~ile1y 01 ~ nv CowCd Equlpm~ nl mllunCtion Iliu kdown o other condllion ~fleclltg Ihe oper11on of tht Cowrt d f qulpfltf1

(5) prOjf ICI It~ nl arct1l 10 lis Pem isegt a nd Cevelti Equ~nl 1 ~H UJonIbIe tId nEU1IJf lmn for IIgte perforttIfICt olt~ e 5elVicu

(6) alo JCI 10 ~~ iod SlOP ~ erodialy hm off or otherwlle C~IIle c temponrily lupend eqvlpmenl Of)eratioru oc Ihll)(1 an perform Ihe ~le-aui~ uoder ~ AceemcIII

(]I M af)dlable ~Iovtd t JlIo~e oondc-n~ coollfll t_r 1raquoiIr wa ter lUlrnenl lor IN proper function (II Co_ed E Ilmc-nld prot ect a~lnll ~ nV elonm~nllllssu~ a nd IOllae of biohulld lueh 3$ but not IIm~ e d to leclonell

(III un iIlId jIIoperl itl and Itl~ Itttr u1on 11 lm t_ tUh nlpoundhl or II uth cfNr Ie Custo hili clo~ the PWllfl

(9 O~I1n I M~n Jke nc jIrnilgt ~qulred lor ~d DoloV I~ tlelt u~lecI ~ h theServlu

(lOI noullrJC I immedi ately 01 fly cmed ~deauacv~ 01 1~Iur r cl th t Co 1 Equlpmenl 01 othr condl lon ffenlna the optallen 01 Ihe Cored hulpmenl

(II) fumlVlny nelteu 110 C ~ I na ~~101 olflle$ 1$ peme (111 poperty maintain pall se Mlte Ind utt I~e 101111 operalion olny olh property sYStem Qqulpmenl or dtYlte o (usto m or 0111 to wtkh the Covered [Qpment mav De ilUacled or eCMK led In UCordinct wi1h mltlnuaclur~bullbulleornmend~tlcnt InlUr lfle elme ou1ltenll c the lequlemeltIU o lny Ie o6l i bu u ~encv 01 ocllttIIO~1u hiviC ll6iction thteol

131 IIOIt~mpet IVTt ~ ~ker Id)u l ~ dllturb I~ ~mQve Of ol~erwle Int~l1t~ with any Coveed poundIpmenl (locltKUn ampny relll~ 10l1wllftl ind 001 permk th r ~e 10 be done ~nd

(14) raltt lrom UU1nC lalie mina erob lfse K I 10 i Iln~ Pf~lty 01 I~ 1)1 by 01 IUed at~I1 JO by Iy OIlf1Imeltola mu fielpll I~ncy II elull lhereol

2 CUW~ftI~ u1ltnowledtna undend~ ~I unleS dl fea l~llor blQhl bullbullltdl uch leIOiIen11l topliGi tlyltKludm ttl I~ C JO b proYIdfr1t h gtCuomerlpo I~UI~ Ie pI ltgtvde j lK~ It~ nl Corner~mowIedcu lhlits fitC 10m~ ht tobla~ wlU elilgtte KI 01 any elpontbliity lor~ny Co~ed Equipment bC~kdown 0lt I ny ntC~UiY air o rrFgtlourneot I any Cover ~d Equlpme-nt II CUSICme brehes ItY 01 the t obllltlons KI N aye lhe Ilhl upon Mlen notice to Cullrgtmif to smpend Ilt Seovas unl~ C~tme cua udgt blttadl In a lldliJon ( SI_ rhaC be npornblt lOt f2YInt 0 etmbrfll10 10 inyCOlU Iuodt~ wilh ltoIftUW k uued IJ JUII 01 to( bnil(11 11~Ggte cbl iCltion bull

G INSURANC Clgt$lomllt t11lOfU11Ie 101 oUinin ilt inwran~ (ovtltsectte ~Nt (ull_ be Is nfelillY 10 proUCWIO Cuam propelttY and penol

In 0 on the Ptnlstl Includlnt co-eraJt 10lt ptllon1Inj u tKI propelY dftliilf~ ttlE PAYMENTS CUSTOMER MAICU UNDER tttlSAGRUMENT AAf

NOl ftELATED TDtttE VAlUE OF ttt[ PREMISES CUSTOMERS PROP[RTY OR POSSEnION5 ORTHE PER50N5 OCCUPYING OR AT ANYTIME PRESENT

IH OJ ON TNE fIIEMllU BUT RA1MEII ARE trUrn ON 1M COSt Of THE MnM MID lllE SERIIl(U AHD lAlE INTO CONSIDEJIAOON nn PROHCTION AFFORD EO TO 10 UNOER TtffS AGJIHMlNY CUtOngtC -by elee 10 ~ any Ilatoly 10 nv IVttII or condllion (ustlty (o~c cd bycom~dllIbIHtv iu t1nce (utomc und~oI nd lha l ncltlcr he Se~ rQr the Co~ered Equlllmfnl ~rr dtiI d 10 ~du(r bul nc

el1m te certl ln u13 1(1 doe nat tvrntv I~t nel th lgtt SeIViCI1 I1ltlr Cov~red [liulpm~t i ~ pievcflt Qerwn(ll InulY un~t~orzed entnotgtCe1 or

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JOHNSOt 0 fRe 5 PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL REPREO FDF COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

H INOlMNITV

JCllnd CII~tomel 11It11 full Indemnify he ollgttl Plrty Illd Iu officers bulltffltS dilectOrsbullM tmpioyffl 1Om I ny ~ndn dlmlle p tOIlS and exptllln (clud ~lonJble utOlne-s leest illne OUt of third Pirly dllml demtlndi or lukllor bodily Injury (In(ludl dath) Of cia gc 10 tana1bie pcptny 10 lhe lCIt Irisin OUI 0 Ihe IItCIIamp~e or tnclnllonel mlscOfldutt 0 Ihe Indemnlfyl party Of lIS crnplovlef Of _filli CUSlomer expra tliihl ICI Jtlan be r~bIe 10In)Jry iWnbullbullbull bull 01 ~I only to the IICIttIt uund dlrlaquoly by IC1 nel~MI o Inllntl_ mliConduCi Thl obllJtJonl 01 JCllnd Ctome und Ihllltlt1ion ~ funhtf wbIKI to lealoml tid J ~

I LlMlTAnON OF UAllUTI NEITHER 10 HOR CUSTOMER WILL BE R[5PONSIBlE TO TH OTHER FOR ANY SPECIAl INOIRECT PUNITIVE OR CONSlQUENTlAI DAMAGES (INCLUDiNG BIIT NOT lIMITEO TO LOST PROFITS OR LOll OF BUSNlSS) JCJS TOTAL UAIIUJ TO CUSTOMER FOR DAMAGES R[5ULTlNG JROM AN( CAUSE WHAnOMR SHALL BE UMIT(D TO $2SQDOO IN NO EV(HT SHALl 101 INDEMNifiCATION OBllGATJOH [)(UD TIlE AMOUNTS ALO TO JO UNDER THIS AGIllEMENT OR THE AMOUNT OF INSURANCE IllQUIMD B THIS AGREEMENT WHICHpoundItIl IS GAUnlt CUSTOMUI UNDERSTANDS TltAT)CJ 15 HOT AN INSUIIER RpoundGARJ)tNG THE WORKOIlTIlE SERVICpound$ 0 SHAll HOT BE IIESPON5IBH fOR ANY DAMAGE 011 LOSS nAT MAYflUU~T FIIOM FIliI SAFElYOR SECURITY EQUPMpoundNTTHATfAILS TO PEAFORM PROPERLY 011 FAILS TO PIIMr( A CASUAL all LOSS

J FORa MAlfURE

KIWtLL NOT Bf RfSPON511Ll fOR DAMAGE LOSj INJURV 011 elLA CAUSEDY CONOrtIONS TMAl AAI BFYONDTKE IllASONAlU CCImIOl AHD

WITHOUT THlltnpoundHTlONAlMISOOHOUClOR NlGtlGpoundItCE Of 10 SUCH amomOHSlflCWD[ 80T ARE HOT UMmo TO (AI ACnOf GOO (6)

Am Of GOVtllNM[NT AGpoundNQpoundS Ie) SllIlKl5 (0) LABOR OISPIITpoundS) (f) FIRE If) OPlOSIONS OR CASUAlneuros (G) floIfS (H) VANDAUSM II)

RIOTS 011 WAR IJ)TpoundRROIUSM ANe III UNAVAUBILITYOF PARTS MATpoundRJALS OR SUPPUES

It RUOUJT10N OF DISPUTES 11 3 0l5pu1l rIs~ und~ tIIk _nl tile lelllgtall prom1 ~~ Incod IlIh lbesoIvt well dllputll by ~tIM In1Ie -t dsJ)UU II UIU~ 0 be vcWed eltha- pony whaw the tch IrIltble ltbiI~don by iIinC with lhe AmeltIcn ArbItIoltI oUodallon ~ no olllerlcttlClIon IaI bftn prevlouJly filed upon ftliol 01 the Ifbitnon till AAA Ihllhlw Ihe eOlCIu~W jurlsdlCllon _ the OlspUte Tlluibull11 party mty decide 10 f~e n (Ilon In coun of romDftenl jurbdirtlonl f til (oun f~m II Ihe flntlec1 proctdln flied tIIll tourt Iha have lur~dlaioo ove lhe ~JlUle to the aclulion 0101 rbltrltlon AtbiUlllon Ihln be toooucted In il(cordince wilh the lWn CUrrtnl tbhflllon rules of the IgtnItrlan Artgtilntlon MllaquoilIIon ~OIM wtlitllllon seMel mlJlIatty ampJ1Hd 10 by 1M IoIlt11n ArbIlratlon musl be (~1Ild Ihtll Ibty (60) dayt afw tn oputt submitted 10 artHlllon unlen the j)IoItlH mll I1y et ot~ The ~cI~ed by tn ~alorwi 1M f_land ~I liAlted by 1M bltLmDf may be Int~ed In XUlrcllnce with IppIiQbIe I_In any (oun h-il (ornpe1em jurisdiction jMltty po_llire III 1M 3Ibtrtttlcn or COUrt poem IhII If entilled lOn _d 01 Its rulflMble COIoU In(IudinI 1USOfIIbInomeyJ leu Incurred IS rtwlt 01 tile Oipute CUSTOMER MUST BRlNG ANY CLAIM AGAINST 10 WITHiN ONE (1) YEAR m ER THE ClAIM AROSE If CUSTOMER OOIS NOT CUSTDMR WlU HAVE IRRtvOCASlY WAIVED Irs RIGHT TO SUE 10 ANDOR INSTITUTe OTHER PROCEEOINGS AND ICI SHALL HAVE NO LlA81UTt TO CUSTOMER fOR SUOi CLMM TIME IS Of THE ESSENCE AELATM TO CUSTOMH PUISUING ANf SUCH ClAIM floIE PItOVtSIONS Of TKS AGREEMENT WHICH APLY TO AN (AIMHALl REMAIN IN HFECT EVEN AFTER THE AGREfMtNT IS TfRMNATto 10 AND CtmOMER EACH WANt THEIR RlGIfT 10 A rull

shyl TERMINATION

1 Remote Monnorln $eMCIIS and R~mOte ()pe~lln ScsvIca ma~ be imrntdlitely Clnceled by ellher party il Jels Remote OperIiQn Cenler (onne(lln res Of mOflltorlrlllSlem5l~ cle5trovtd by or ather ClIllopht Of wilt Ihf PlemilllS re sa bS damtBed Ih 1 11 Is IrnpftetaI IO conlinuf StnoIces

2 ellhe INIrty fib 10 perform any 01 Its obIirlon UM hIs Ieem~nl I~t otll jraquony wi prOIII~ -men IOIkt LheeollO lhe )lilly

1I1~ed 10 JHo In dmult Should Ine party alted 10 be Ifl defull 111 to espond I it or like action 10 cvre tIM II~IltI def within 1111 (lOt (lall 01 ~celvln IV lneo notlu the lOti ~rty may le(mlnlle Ihk rument by PIOllldlll ~ten nOl1(1 01 IIJII lermllliU lo n

3 UPQI1 IltIrrIinoUm 01 h ltfeeme~ le r anv rNson aJICmef 1hd PltiY IQ 10 I II UflGitputed _nu 0Wflj IlIrwah Ihe dallt of IIIUOII ~hIn thl (30) cI~ luth lermnl ion (ulier hIIllso prflVlde Jej Utlth RMlIlabe aa 10 the islS tD rem~ IIIe Gflew OtWe ~n~hVfllher JO pro~y ncltoun~tJI Int~on fl~ 0lt iiIlt IIlfIV ~lIlem1S ppUuble Cull 111111be liable fOlt al Iffl COlli and IICPfIfl mil Jet mv Il(u in ltootlKion th I enlOIOlmenl 01 hll tIlIl indlldina wilhoullimatlcln nlIo ble nom lees eltgtnKtton aency lees nil Olin COIoI

4 II he A~re~tot Is for mulljytar telm t~her jMrty nwy termiNle lilt Aeflaquomerll after dI ronl fu ~a of SaMlaquo by I lilt OInr pI no Ie-laquo thIn 10middot1 (151 ~VJ nit oolk laquoNlded h_ th~ (us OfIIted PREMIUM (OVEIlAGE CusIOlttltgtlt Y mlltUle ~~I ontv upon 10$ WIitt~ ~

M ASBESTOS MOlD BIOAHAZARDS AND HALUOOUS MATERtAlS

H~zardoul Mltfrills munl tfrlal ~ wb$llnct hal tIelher by Its N~ or ute II now Of hft defed Of fCula~ hdoubull 1 dOUloUbsltnoUl pc 1 o tOllllmlnlnl vodeIIV 1oG~ 111 01 leclclta l lowbullfCulallon 01 rdinlOtlCll bullbulllalre to or cklfIlUkIamp pUblic and ~ 1l1li and uletytId prateCIIon oj the IMonmen or which iI toIc explosive COfaUvt flammable radloKlhot orclnoCflIk or OIhenoriI haarcloui Of which iI or CfIfI1n1 _oItum psoline died Iud Inother pc1~um hvoilOClrbon produCl or poIYhlori~ bIphtI Hatardoui Matttllls ltlHdllGaltoeluMl makl leulmiddotbaid ptintl bIohIlrdS SIIdIIS but ftOlink~ to 1fCiofIeCl IntI HlIeJtcs-conao1n1nc mwials rACM1 Neither (ulomer nor lCi dlrlll lo or Illkeneel 10undnmiddotakedlren Obllnlolll r~I~li~ (11M klcnllOClllcln Ibuemenl dUnp control ~mo~1 or dlltpoltal o ACM

10 wlB be 1$IgtOtIIbIe 10lt moI 0 cI oos 01 ayen~roous ~Ierl_ls Ihll I ul In provldl lht StMt-es n O H bullbullf(Ioul MaIHllb1 and t~ I fmldllifIn ollllY Iell jlnd by he eI1e of 1(111lt1 MertatI For lit HI~ MltMils Iha may be olteselttl Itgt lacM~h

Johnson ~lcC 2019iQhn$on Cotro~ Inc ControlsComeJ Canfodenllal 00 nr)I COP) (pIIy~ocaIy eectrorcny or n an OIhel mea) Ylnout It ~I~ nnen ptlJJTJ5~ 01 ~C~oIs Inc PagE 38 011

middot PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL t- COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rNomiddotC1 HudOOJ Meritmiddotf (uuome shgt1IIUpply JCI wht 1 iflrornallo~ iflil pm bullbull~1on lt~lllni 10 lilp pre~nlt of lilllrltlOU$ M~ c-rret ij

th ~ilt eJ~nn ~v ff~(1 10 pelt1orm bull e 01 Ih~ s i(~ II Illhft Cnomelt or 10 gtKom ltt 01 ltgtlt UUlfCU U~ I)esellltt 01 Nonmiddoto(l HIIIISo M~ le1$ tIIl Iy ItgtItrlre llh Cr ServIltpoundl II I~U ImmtdllltIy $lOP I~ SoetYl(l Itgt rile I ffffiecl ru ~nd noilly the o thw ~n As btt-en (unome Ind MI Cuu_ hoo_be rtlpor1ible 01 IIISoho n~n ~ e -d diopoinr 01 Honmiddotla Hndou Mele 1$ fom lu rdMIebullbullnd for Ih (medlllion olny reu ImpaetCd by he ret bull bull e of he Hon-CI HUlrdou Mlltrl I~d mul ptwidc ~ cer1lliUlle 01 a balm~nl ~cfore J(I will be obll~lled 10 ~rlorm 0 cnl~ue lIS S~Mco unln 10 ~d letu knowloedae Ihll NonmiddotCI HIardou M~I(II~ were pren nd eted In dl$tfpr d of I~I ~e In wli(h tne 1lJ 1lt1 -11 be (pon lbllil lu ole ~ Othe etMOltlon 0 nmiddot orn Impmed by IlJ leltl~ of 1Idgt Hibullbulldon MlttIIbullbull00111) ( lOme hon In lOponibII II lu ole e~e for the _olI 01 HIbullbullrdous Male 1s INri ~ no bHII r~ieued and fe reie~e~ not nultlnc from Cl1 PtriormallCt ef tilt Serulces CuomN ~hlI ~I~nd ~nd InclomoJlot JO ~Calnl 1 Iol-ifl (o sU damUC I e~~nlel vd claJms ~rnamp 01 lu fa ure 10 (omply with Ihll Sccllcn M

N CUSTOMER DAlA

Cnlomt da la obtillned flom lie SetWltcs II owned by alld 111amp11 btlolt o Cunomer 10 I~ IUIOI illO UI Cl410mellb 10 prcMde Sentlce (lome bcept a lonh IItrlln lei wilt 101 disclose Ie any IhllI Otlty ~ny 1rlISivIltN81 (~nom dlI~ acquled hrouh pelt10IWIIIa 01 Ihe Sttvices Mthout Cul lomer (OnSenl (unomer ilB~e Ihal Jel nd 11 ubleIIrle affillnlnd epproved Ihild ~rty COII111OI5 and de-elopers may collecl nd lJ~e CUllome dll for Iny eaon 10 as ny ee l ule 0I1t1e clall on I dt middotklfn11itd bSII Iha dot nOI p~rsonaMy I~ntily Cullomer or anvlndivd Cuilomelt Igttgteby ~nlJ)O a petu WilcIWkIelfrtvOCable royah lru8unO U modi+ m1PU~Ibull bull WOIoeltIse and 1011

0etMt~wo b frOtnuch dala J(III ~IIM rlClIl$lOlI Inr~ 10_ rbl tJlIltflllll nd produnl C~led as I ew of uerlomnce ofSeMlts

O JCIS INlHLECTUAI PROPERl

10 WM IKtJI d riCh ~ lgtcIltgtltfest 11 yl) woltk orovided 10 Cuslomel IfgttIudlnl ohooI l ilmltiltiOfl ill ~e ~U and objeet cod dorumtnll1ior1 tKllnic Inhwon or dlla 1plaquolflCa1onlnd del bull ltes Impr~mellU 01 mOClllQlooruo 10 r~II1Hmiddot~ and (bJ I(now-How (defined below) e~ b 1(1 In bull (I~eron 01 lhe ~bltt 0 periolfTlfnt ollh Slt~ whth ~n_n 10 1(1 ror 10 Of diVtlom or tiICgyeiI Or ~uire-d In conneCllon with I perormrltt of II obn ioos under lhl ~greemenl Ownership Of eM Oelwblf ~nd KnowHow Ihd veil 00001y In ICJ nld flO Oe~ver~~bullbull1IaII be de~med middotworks mide fo r hlf bull Withoul UtIamp Ihe lenerilily 01 th e fortlal vfSNp 01 ai sool(e nllIS ~ (Ie (Olme of ptriOfnlInamp the le1Vkei I~I reMain the elOCIuIiIIt PlIJIIIlt1V 01 10 FltK purpoltl 01 ihllt AaJr-cmerr middot~nowmiddotHO mean a knohow )jot e It(hnIQ~s (Q ~U mllhoclolocln loobbullbull~Iy i(ll ~pprOKIgtG dltibu~ Odell and dt1m dllcoveriU ad ld~ililnW1ed produCAd by dhelc~d or uelt t)y 1(11 he CfUlon IIlt plovilJcn 01 the o-t~f1b1eI or In the Iltroltnance 01 tho Sltrvkt1 i nel Iny chanee ImplovemenJ or modlfiuHon tlgtereto or deivatlv Ihe reof

P OI6IT lpoundRMS

Any licMM 10 ltgtlt ~h( to ~laquopoundl1 JO IOfWlIrt produW inc dIIlti l e r Cloud tu Dyfth-lMd ulkr till Irelfflflfl b prellldild on 1- telt

corldklons for the iPllllebje loflwr~ groduct Of dlcll or cloud trvlce lei forth btll1wwwJgtgtmQI(QroluQmtgtulk Cleull4itl~I SU(h

aptgtlblt oftw~re podu nd (jjIIIIlervlltes lermsr lncopO ~d by rcferetl(e hcreln

Q Mi~LlAHrOlJS PROVISIONS

1 AW nor l~bullbullequlred IC be amp1vfIfI1bullbullnrundfi hili ~e ifI wrllnt Inc ~11I)e (OtIl(Ieca prcper ~iwn If (II chlMrred In Jlt IOt (b) tlll vi the Unlled 51lei POI~I stvIlte pel1se orepald ftlIlIred 0 tertlfld Mill rflun fclOl requCled (cJ ifni by o~ernlJht del~rv scNiCe ( fidEgt UPS) 01 (dln bvfClIrn~~ ~ m~1I or olnelt el~wonlC mt~nd confimed by (~cslmll e relum mlll or ele~hone

2 TIUs CfNnltnt _ nor be led byCunomoe wtllIc 1(1 k wrgtlIell (0ltgtSe 1(I IN ~ III -eM 10 1amplJr lh eltlnbull bull o_ ethn~erJon firm 0 (OltpOrllon wltheut Cul1omer~ conscm 0(10111 abo lIve 1M Ith Itsor cI1stretlon 10ubconuaa ny ponlon 01 IDe Servl(e TII$ ~retmenllnues 0 he ben~fot of Ind Is appllc ble tc ~ny aS1inees or SUbltOnl etor~ ef telbullnd II blndlnt upon Customer wllh Plaquo110 nld Il-SlttD or ltubculag rs wilh Ite f~e nd tllecl3 n bInltls (uIOme loJel

411 any plcviion of 1M femen Is fgulld t W IMaloC ~ tbullbull1 or unenforceable in ~ny elOtet Ihe lIdlly lealOty ~nd enforcelbillt Ollhe rem~lIinlpltosooru cellUinil htfetll hill flO( In t V wy be Ifeuelt Of irnj)3IleltIthNeOv

S TlIII laquoeemenlI lhe enUre (onl et bltwcM 1(1 nd CU1l0mt1 and ~st~1 ~ny pltlcr or ~ 1 undcfSllndll _itt IIIltIU ~ ro~oII or Olher ommuni(llionl b tween the partIe

ampmiddot(111 dltnowIodllli ~nd ~ bull IIgt IIY jhHdl l c ord~ lucd by Cuilomc In cunllKlon h lhigt laquo~enl iSlnlend only 1D ellMliiSh lnymenllllhof1ry fOl Cr5lont r Inltrn~lluou~I purptllH nd nol be conide1( to be ~ unto llcr Imltfld n1 modlfQtion o OIher IcvlslonlO lhe lenTIl 01111 AtrHment No tem or condition I dud or rfenced In CUIO middot pUdaSll ordl will h~oe ant fOlte elfet and Ih~e ( flU and condillon shall (MUOI (utomr1 ICtcraquoi1ICe of ny SefVicellllJH ltOnltllu lt in I~pncc of these lerm ~nd rolldnions An prO(IOl fo tltkjllo~1 or d~lefe rli ferm~llgtt In CuSlomtrs J)Uf(hue orde-r Cr ny otll elt dOtumenl Inill expresl ~ccP1ed IfI wrlIlIZ by ICI hCfeby objKted 10 nd telaquotCd

711 1I1t( at n~ (hfnlel 10 (uuomero ~tlnl or 0~r3110~f Of I lPlk oOle eEulaIon II ltode u~ bull Of ulW~y t~Ilebullbull I~il mD Iltldy ffeet J(rl peremlnt~ of the S~rvi(eJ or 111 pt1tlrltl ~fel 10 IhU h the ~ht 10 an eQ~IUbl and l~proprlle djuumenl 10 Ihe cope Ie and othe-f llcned Ie 011111 Ag reemenl

Johnson ~p(gt 21)19 Johnson Conll ol1 CU~lome-f Confgtdent Controls 00 -0 eopV 1ptyslQllly eleGl ro~gtCIly OlIn any oiher mft) hou Ihe eXJlress wn llen oerrn$$IOn 01 Joinroon CQntro ~ Irtlt Pag 3e of 42

JOHNSQfJ COtHROlS PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED r 11i COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

ADorNDUM TO PSA TERMS AND CONOITIONS OR MONITORING OF INTRUSION fiRE AND OTHER WpoundTY SYSTEMS

If ~te MOnilOfin StMces bull bull pIktly III(ludtS Ittnol~ lire ~ml 1I~oritl gtlaquov1tv 11111 mooilorint or video monitor ifl lht $COpe 01 wol1lt O (11110 d es tile Aareemenl II hereby madifie1lncl mended to Indude the termlnd prollllioru ollhls Addendu 10 tile PSA 10 Monhorinc 01 InlWolI r lf Mid Sfety So$term (Ihe AI(eNjum QplIlred Irms thaI Ie nol de1if1ed titeln lhirll h~ the melni cJven 10 diem In the lIIlement In Ih _11 of conhicl between the t~rTIltId (omIllions of this Addendum arid those ~inl ln the 111_ the tems (ondttklfls oIlbis Aoddtlldllm st pi~I~

1 kmote MoMorln of AIm SI~nI$ If ICI receiYo an elMfltnCV Itrm Ilen111 Jel Floc Jel IhIoII eeworlo nolhylhe IPJfOprille po~ Or fire deplnfII or other eme1enty panR QG ~iJurlldictlonnd Jel hl tndeVOI 10 IIOtiIyCuIlOmPf or tlsdellllllled repruenlnlve by eltmoll urltss instfU(1e-ltt 10 do OlheAlt by Cllomer In whilll ndot Nltd on l~ndlfd operalln picaduttlfo Ih ROC lCi uJ)OII feeeipi 01 bull lIOnmiddot emeree llenll from lilt Iremll sh ncltlvor 10 nOI11y Citomer ~feMltlve pursUlnl to Cu llemer1 _inen Instructions k faullin to QltmoU or Ie nOlllatlon Cunome ICknowlldlt5 1-111 the sllNIs Irlrumlttld from lhe Iremes will be monltoid In mOllltorlnl ftty not 0~111td by x~ lhe peSOIIIIeIIn _h monltom fldllltf lit nollh I~u 01 10 nor dots KJ IoU I rupDnsibillry Ielt tilt _ tIkh 1Kh Inb w montloed o lhe ttlPOfll( to $udlI1

2 ltemOI Monltotlfll kNkes Irkntllfmote MonllorltlJ SeNlf$ 1M be plaquolded by KJ If lhe ACftrM1II includes dIle 101 wth St~ 11

wm SeMce Is pchtitd 1lt1I nltOI~ mIIf 01 Ilirm 10 lhe Premies and lhe InIIlllchlre Is bIosed on the porcln( iCOq( 10 by lhe Jgt3lttiel wbjea 10 the lerms llId (ondiliolls 01 tills Addendum tie numtIMohllrms produced I I thl1ueloes beyond the COnuXt~ numblaquo of alarml In month (utome wiM tie blWon oleage lea

CommunOllonl Mdbo 0110( acknowlld Iht monkOlinl 01 COIlfelt Equipment requires nnsmlSllon 01 Ilgn~1s 0-1 $urlldad lelephone Iinellndo the Int_I1Id th Ihese moOeI of IIIJllmlslion ltmoV be Inl~rupled ctrofIIYltInled orcompromilrd In whkh cn IIC llMnal ClIO be Insmitttd trom the Pemius 10 thtr nIOfgtileinl fad~ty CUllomt ndenlnd Itltlle II~ lhe noonIOIn latllHy 10 be Willi 01 $lOch tonditlon bull dditlonal or 11tf~ II prol~1on toIIO be inllilled $udI line ItcIity devicn1 (Ullomtr COIllnd epensencr 10 Irlnsmluon Itlephone Ii only Cuslom- etnowtlldl_ II is _ IhIt h _urlty deW _lillie Ind nlnl UpirWy ldenllfied In Sthtdule A bull (qulprnent l ist lin dednrcf to purdlnl well 0tvkI~ Crntomtlt IIlth xkroowIedItllhlt Ulth ddltlonil pClt11on Is not 1rbIe Jot Inltrntl lrlMtOlln1on un6tr thl AIeemtnl

4 flwjUnnccemrry nns StfIlu csls At IOs OP1lOnltllddllIDIIII IN mIy be dwpd lot any m Of unlfQlOSiry SIM Vuil uused Of n=~led bV cUOJftllf 111 ildclklon Cuitomeuhlfl be Illy re$llOflSlb~ncr II1Of1 for fines petllltItsIISISlmInts l3gtes f~ o MH I~ by ~ 10vemmelQ bOCIy lell1lho~ tommolOlctrlloll 01 ~I UlltImiulon COlllptny1l1he rnlllt Ilny Iltie larm Ind ~hin rtlmtgtiwl Kl lor any tom -cUffed by IClln conMCIicll IIgtItewth Cunomer wi opera Ihe l)II toIIeluly ~ ID 1ooId CMOllne fau llimu hIM lIrmi an be ClVled by I _tIM or olher forces ~ he cOIIlrof 01 10 II n ~ number 01 flle Ilium lit cltetved by KJ In MIdllicfl to Y othebull lIb1e (tmedlll 1 111)1e to Jel ICI m v lerminll Ihis amprttmenl Ind discontiny t ny Service(snd leek to cover dmllts If In bullbullent Is dlipolChtd by I _mtnlll l ulhorlty or Olh Iibullbull 10 pond 10 a II~ Ilirm where lh CUIIDme o Iny olher Piny IIIi InlentlonallV xddenoly or rraquolilenlIyKl~led lhe Iam I lInl~ CullonW kaD be Itlportllble lor and PIYnv and1I lell lcrjor fonu lIuled with fUPlaquol 10 lhe fls lImsnd PlY 10 JCJIht Iddltiooal clllrJcs Mid (OIl1lncufftd by It fom I fl lslIlm If lilt CIIIIO_r $11_ M$ 1IXIllHllbie dtvIu Customer IUlIgtorIlti ICI 10 ~I Ille Iemin to tv Ill the ludible device r JO I eqlleued 01 ordltltd ID do lO bltf l_r_II~ lIhbors Dr I~ fist and Cullonle will PlY JOlts standard servIc ct tllule lor Kh well visit PoIIcIIIndes tiIU rePlir of svn1 whlth CIOUS lue diugtoldla _ lobi_ IIlIlngln lhe equljllll6nl nt(esAY f 10 to wpptr the StMces nd euslOmllt wM fWf 1 COlU of JudI malntelaflct At IeUI IIOIIthly CUMO-wi IIISI the V$ltm protea deulces and send lell I 10 the ROC 10 I n monltorin laquoII1Imtn1 I 8WldIIfIct wlthlnswctlons from JO o the Roc CoI_r IIHi to lest lhe monltorlllamp IV$tttnS inc1tIltIinI ttsti anv ultruonlc mlctowwtlnfrared CampPlCliInce or other electronic ~l_nt prior lofle end of tlCh monlhnd will ImmedlJtetv rfllOlllO JCl if the equipment fafls to respend to ttll I wltom IhIoI mike Iny nlaquoIIUry rIj)IIs 1ltOO fttl clP of notice IS Ii rulonlllly prnkll CuWgtmer ~n al an tlmes be oltlv rponslbllt If)lt mainlilninamp Iny Iprln~~r vlem In cod wortInc oflier Ind provide Mfeqlllf hell to lilt PIfI

5 RemQII Monilorinamp Df VIdo MonltoiIl Srvices Oul~ Ih Term JCIl sol lcr only obfilllkln mine fom the In~~11oo of Video MMtorlnC ~Mc In Sctvkt oIfrnf 1hall be 10 monitor thl dlamplIlli 1l KlullIy IKlvtd by JO II tI flOC fom mnn Ollhe VIdeo $oo$lem afld pon receipi 01 a dlllllrillCnllndicU lhirt In fam cOndlticn )lists 10 crravcbullbull as ptlmnltd by II 10 lIol~y lhe police or olh munklplllulhoity deemed approprlale In KJs bsokn dilafllon IndIO well pellOllS Customer 1111 deslampMted In lIlne 10JO 10 rectlvoe nolineiQn cf IlICh IlIrm tondition II WI forth huein HD llarm 1nstI1ti00n ffPIl bullbull tnIInltnall(l or rd IgtOJUeI will be1OVItIed urocSer IhIi Video MDnl~ optlcnJO m~ oul DfIor nollce 10 CUIIDmtlt in _10_lcIbII ~or iltlurtnu _ultur~bullbull II(t d ls(OfIIIne 1Id Dr ltand iii ~ policies and protedurtL

bull Inc~lon nd rDndonlon oIlte VIdeo MonIln shaUbe pt~~d by KJ Wthis AI_nt Iclude$ I cha lOt IIIdro Mkorin~ Se we If ucll Voo MOIIltorln Stltva 11 purthi1e-d IIde(I MOIIlto111lI S~II will Decln when the Video SVSlern II Inlblled and opelltonalbullbullnd when Ih nlltesHry communletllorll COMIKlion Is CQmplcHed NO obIililiOIl lor the provision 01 tI1l~ VidllO Monitorln SeMa w1I laquogtIIInt1l lbest tlQllirmenllm ~

b CstQ lqvlllmut Customtr shall obIalnlllu DWfI CMtnd fgtltPtn~ () thIqulpmenl netenry 10(OrlllKllo 10110( Ind (b) wtutev~ IKtmlnlon permits o tice nHS lIwrl be 0ItUSA fom1 penonl ~111gtDtI1Ie ulltity bull bull nd lIlY ot tilted lervico plt0iId~ In co_aion wIIh Ih ~lYI(el n vIdIo 11 to be IISfd boor 1111 Customer Ii inlltlgtcltod 10 poduct Ad Imrnll video I~a (Ih VIdeo System Imj oillcPemlsti 10 IhltOC Ithe VitIeo System fCl mers no torn~ wJrratIVor fPISnotlon 11 1 Mto NSr will _ate IS ln1enclecf Conto Iulttller IJreoII 11111 notwithillndi V rule o 1IlttIct~tron by tel In dec Svst Ind Video SVSI I~ 10 ihIII ~ no tiPOMIblIity or obIiamplllorocltgt ItCnliO CusIO lhe~ SVlIm 0V other CUlla IIQVI~I

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TOWNSHIP OF WORTH Sanilac County MicbigaD 6903 S Lakeshore Rd Lexington Michigan 48450

Telephone (810) 359-8852 Fax (810) 359-7027 F-mail CleTkworthmlorg

PhUlp EssenmacheT sup~JenDifer Staoyer Clerk Jenuifer Woodruff Treasurer Jack Wylie Trustee Walter Badgerow Trustee

RESOlUTION 16-7-20-1

RESOLUTION TO ALLOW WORTH TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF DETROIT EDISON TO OPT ltlUT OF THE SMART METER PROGRAM

Whereas Detrott Edison Company has begun the process of Installing within the boundaries of Worth Township digItal advanced meter infrastructure to be referred 10 in this resolution as smart meters I and

Whereas many township residents have expressed concerns about the Installation of sm art meters on their

homes to Worth Township officials and to the Worth Township Board and

Whereas these residents and Township Board members have expressed concern about the alleged Intrusion

into their respective energy usage attributed to smart meters and

Whereas many residential customers of Detroit Edison Company are concerned that emissions from smart meters may be attributed to serious health problems including but not limited to physiological neurological pulmonary vascular and sensory and

Whereas Michigan House 8i114916 was written to address the above mentioned concerns regarding smart meters and has been forwarded to the Committee on Energy Policy

Now therefore be it resolved that the Township of Worth SanIlac County supports the ability of OTE Energy customers to retain their current analog meters and to opt out of the smart meter program fortheir homes without being subject to financial penalties and additional monthly charges

Now therefore be It further resolved that the Worth Township Board of Trustees strongly encourages State Representative Chairman Aric Nesbitt of the Committee on Energy Policy the Michigan Public Service Commission Attorney General Bill Schuette State Senator Phil Pavlov and State Representative Paul Muxlow to take all regulatory procedures needed to investigate alJthe aforementioned InformatJon and concerns for the health safety and welfare of our cItizens and Inhabitants

Board Adoption

This Resolution shall become effective on the date of Its adoption by the Worth Township Board

RESOLVED this O dayof j~ 010lw

ATIEST AS TO ADOPTION BY THE WORTH TOWNSHIP BOARD

$0 Resolved

Date 07- 2 D- b

Supervisor Philip G Essenmacher

~ Oerk Jennifer Stanyer

Motion to Adopt made by Board Member ~Yl)) Second by Board Member lAhxJtttff

Nay AbsentAye

Philip Essenmacher Supervisor

Jennifer Stanyer Clerk

Jennifer Woodruff Treasurer

Jack Wylie Trustee

Walter Badgerow Trustee

I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and complete copy of a resolution adopted by the Township Board

of Worth County of Sanilac Michigan at a Budget Meeting held onj~ 00 f OIQlli and that said meeting was given pursuant to ad In full compliance with the Open Meetl Act being PA 267 of 1976 and that the minutes of said meeting were kept and have been made available as required by said Act

Jennifer $tanyer - Clerk

Village of Reese Resolution No 13-14-01

A RESOLUTION ADDRESSING SMART METERS IN THE VILLAGE OF REESE

WHEREAS the teon Smart Meter often refers to an eleCOidty meter but it also may mean a device measuring natural gas or water consumption and

WHEREAS many communities across the country have joined forces to prohibit smart meters from being Installed locally mostly upon the notice ofhigher energy bills (Cost) illness (Health)forced installation ofmeter(lnvasion into Home) Privacyissues(4th Amendment right to Reasonable Expectation of Privacy) Safety and Liability and

WHEREAS on March 4 2013 the Planning Commission for the Village of Reese passed Resolution No 2013~02 that recommended that the Village Council consider takingjormal action to notify and ban allfuture use aSmart Meters within the VillQJe ofReese and

WHEREAS the Village Council believes that additional information relating to the use of smart meters 1n the Village of Reese needs to be compiled prior to making a definitive deCision with respect to banning the use ofthe devices NOW

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that at a regularly scheduled meeting of the Reese Village Counal being held on May 13 2013 ) a quorum being present a motion was made by KEAST and second by FIELBRANDT to place a moratorium on the use of ~smartmeterswithin the village limits for a period of six (6) months so that the Planning Commission can continue studying the matter AND

BE iT FURTHER RESOLVED tbatthe copies of this resolution be mailed to aD utility companies who provide electric gas and water services to the VIllage of Reese

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CITY OF BROWN CITY A Progressive Industrial and Agricultural Community

4205 Main Street Post Office Box 99 Brown Cily Michigan 48416()099 Phone (810) 346middot2325 Fax (810)3463802 el11lil brownctygrealtllIkesne

CITY OF BROWN CITY Resolution Number 16-04

A RESOLUTION TO THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION EXPRESSING THE BROWN CITY COUNCILS CONCERN WITH THE

INSTALLATION OF DTE ENERGY SMART METERS AND A REQUEST TO EXPLORE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY EFFECTS

WHEREAS OTE Energy has begunlhe installation ofnew mele to CU$lomers in Michigan ThumtNlleA oommunities~ replacing existing meters with srcaUed Smart meters that is electric meters which viH broadcast information to the utility company using radio frequencies and

WHEREAS DTE Energy has indicaled thaI il will at some point begin installotion of Smart mete in the City of Brown City and

WHEREAS Smart mel provide benefit 10 utilities by allowing remole meter reading by among other things eiiminating the need for someone to go onto each utility customers property to read a meter and possibly offering residents lower electric rates at non~peak times and

WHEREAS a significant number ofpeople including residents or the Cil) of Brown City have expressed heir roucems 10 this Council hom potential health effects ofthe Smart melers as well tIS other concerns regarding lheir universal deployment in the City and

WHEREAS although the City COlmcil is inforoted that it is without jurisdiction to directly regulate Smart meters exclusive jurisdiction over them residing with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) the City Council believes it is appropriate to assist its citizens in obtaining consideration of their issues by requesting careful review thereof by tbe MPSC

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROWN CITY that

I The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perform a careful analysis fbe potential health and safety effilltts which may result from the univernal installation of Smart meters for electric and gas utilities

2 The MPSC is further requested to consider delaying the deployment of Smart mete pending a conclusion by the MPSC following coreful study lJd review that such met are safe and will have neither short-term nOr tong~term negative consequences to the health of the citizens of the City of Brown city and the State of Michigan generally

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3 The MPSC is asked to carefully examine other concerns regarding tbe deployment of Smart meters as may be sllbmilled 10 them by Tcside nls of the City of Brown Cily and lhe Stale of Michigan so as to insu re that all aspects or the issues are considered before final dctennination is mnde with respect 10 such deplo)111enl

4 The MPSC is funher asked to consider requi ring public lllilit ies to allow customers with appropriate medica l docwnellHll ion of their ind ividualized risks to opt out of SmOtrl me ter installation at their homes

5 The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perfoml a ca reful analysis ofrhe potential privacy issues regard ing available and fut ure SOlan meter technology

6 All resol Ulions inconsistent with [he foregoing resolut ion be and the same h~reby an repealed to the c-tent of such inconsi stency

The fo regoing Resolul ion was ofJered on May 9 20J 6 by Councilmember William Nailers and seconded by Counci l member Dan Loulzenhiser There folloed a Ro ll Call VOle with four (4) Councilmembers present eM Jacobson -alSlnl eM Louzenhiser-yes eM Mclvorycs eM Milkr-yes eM Parks-absent eM Wal(~rsmiddotyes

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A QUORUM BFING PRESENT - MOTION DECLARED CARRIED

I Juonii a M Smilh (ily Clerk o(the City or Brown Cit) hereby cen iry thallhe foregoing is tru and complelc copy orn resolutiOlllldoplcd by rhe Cily Counc il o r th~ government ofrhc City of Brown City County orSonilac Sl3te of Michigan al a regular mecting hcld on May 9 2016 and thai said m~etin ~ was conducted M d public notice of sa id mecling WaS given pursuam to and in fuJI compliance with Ih Oren Meelings Act bein Ac t 267 Public ActS o( Michigan 1976 and thaI the mimlles of ~a id meeting Wlfe kepi nnd ill be U f have been made available as requ ired by said Act

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RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THEAlIIUrv OF Clrv IEStDENTS AND PROnIffY OWNERS TO EUlCITO OPTmiddotOUT OF RECEMNG

ADVANCED UTilITY MmRS (SMART METElISl

The followIng preamble and resolution were offered by Coundlmember ~1 i t hoe J ~rL_~ and SlIpp-orted bV Councflmemher ~~__k Ll pa n __~

WHEREAS OTE Energy SVIARl meters (SMART rn~ters) are 0lltidern electrIc metirs which end elect(ic meter readings dutomatlcaty bv using a radio frequency nehvorK rather than 11 uarlitronal on-site ~te( reading method lind

WHEREAS DTt fnargys actively Installing SMART meters throughout southeastern Mlchigan And has recently moaJfed 11

latter to the City of caro pemin1na to the ability of City residents to opt-our of f(Celving a SMART meter and

WHEREAS a numberQf CIty residents have exprltssed tomems regarding negative health conditIons that may reson from the use of SMART meters the a(CUuKY ofSMART meters and the possibmty that th~ uS of SMART meters may contribute to Ute loss of personal Jlrivacy aod

WHEREAS the Mict~an Public SeNke ComPlisston has receotlydedded to lnvesligate seve-fal Il$pea$ pertalnloji to the use and installation of SMART metm and

WHOtpoundA5 the Mlthigan Public Service Commission tlSi a tompomml cf this lmt~stigation is requesting thai utmW comPanles disclose Information rega-rdltli tM po-tential adverse hearth effects associated with (he use of SMART metetS and

WHEREAS th~ City of CarD Council i$ charged with securing and defendioe the overall health safety_ aod welfare of the ldenU of the aiy and their guests

NOW THEREFORE BE rr RESOlVED that the City of (arc Council her) supports the abillty of Its residents and property owoe~ to elect to o-pt-out of receiving SMART meters m$taIJed

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Cam Coune supports the invGSlgat1ltm by the Mkhigan Public Servlce Commission of SMART meters

THIS RESOLUTiON DECLARED ADOPTED nus 5 DAV OF August 20131 ClerkITreasufac of 1M City of Cam State of Michigan do hereby certify tNt thE foraolng Resolution was duly adopted by the City of cam Council during its regular meeting Mid in the Municipal BunOlng in the Clty of Carcent on August 2013

Resolution It 16-201~ June 6 2016

RESOumON A RESQUJTiON SUPPORTING MfCHIGAN HOUSE BtLl4916 OR SIMIlAR IEGtsJATlON AND SUPPORTING THE AmUTY OF TOWNHSIP R6U)poundNTS TO CHOOSE TO HAVE AN ANALOG EtECTfUC AND GAS MEml RATHER THAN ASMART (ADVANCEtll MErE

WHEREAS smart meters are computerized electr1c meters that send electric meter readings to the utility via radiofrnquency radiation multiple times per day and

WHEREAS analog meters are manualJy read electromechanical meters that have accurately

measured the electrtc consumption of homes and busfnessesfor over acentury and

WHEREAS DTE Energy (the utility) is repiaclng exJs1ing utility meters with smart (oka advanced or AM) meters and

WHEREAS DTE EnelY plans to replace all meters with either the fully functioning smart meier orthe smart meter with the radlofrequency turned off (opt-out meter) and

WHEREAS the opt~()ut meter must be manoa read In the same way analog and nooshytransmitting digital meters must be read and

WHEREAS the IItl1ity in fts testimony berore the Pub1c $ervlce CQmmission in U-17053 has stated that the nonMtransmltting smart meter performs no functions not already performed by the analog electric meter and

WHEREAS the utility charges the residentJa customer $6720 to have the norHransmitting opt-out smart meter In place of the fully functionIng smart meter and

WHEREAS the cost of lealllng In piace an existing analog meter is $000 thus creating an unnecessary charge on the customer who does not wish to have a smart meter on their home Or business and

WHEREAS some persons on fixed lncomesare unable to afford the opt-out fees and

WHEREAS the utlJlty does not permit businesses to opt out and

WHEREAS1 citIzens of this oommunity have expressed many concerns about this replacement Including concerns about the health effects of mdlofrequency radIation and the voltage transients and harrnonfcs (line noise) generated by smart meters concerns about privacy and hacking concerns about fire safety and fire hazards concerns about Impending time-ofltse rates and resultant increases In electric bills and conterns aoout remote shut-off and

WHEREAS many residents in the State of Michigan have reported negative health symptoms after the installation of smart electric meters or rnm-transmittlng opt-out meters on their homes and

WHEREAS some residents of the State of Michigan have reported that their smart meter has cau~ht fire or exploded or have reported flickering lights and appliance short-outs Immediately after a smart meter was installed and

WHEREAS the Township of Vassar has worked tirelessly to attract positive Investment while rejecting those that put our health environment and quality of life at risk and

WHEREAS the Vassar Township Board of Trustees ts charged with securing and defending the overatl health safety and welfare of the residents of the Township and their guests and

WHEREAS the electromagnetic frequencies emitted and generated bV these meters have been snown by tens of thousands of scientific studies since the 19305 to harm biological systems and therefore may pose a serious long~term threat to the health of our cltlzensj and

WHEREAS customers with a disability under the Americans with DlsabIHtles middotAct may not be charged for accommodation of their disability and

WHEREAS both the nonmiddottransmittlng smart meter and the analog meter accurate IV measure electricity usage and whereas both must be read by a meter reader therefore making them indlstlngulshable for purposes of metering customer electrical usage and

WHEREAS smart meters have not been mandated by the federal or state government and

WHEREAS our Township is committed to providIng equal opportuntty and quality of rife for all and to removing full barriers to participation In public nfe on the basts of dlsabnity and

WHEREAS OTE has been unresponsive to these customer concerns and

WHEREAS House 81114916 would address these concerns without Impacting the utilitys ability to Install smart meters on the homes and busInesses of those who want a smart meter

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Vassar Township Board of Trustees supports the ability of OTE customers to not partidpate in the smart meter program on their homes and businesses and to have their electricity usage measured by an analog meter without suffering financial penalties or Incurring monthly charges as outlined in House 81114916 and that an analog option be offered in perpetuity to all uttllty customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar TownshIp Board ofTrustees calls upon the Chair of the House Energy Policy Committee the members oftne Energy Polhy Committee the state representative for our dlstrtct the state senator for our district the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Attorney General to do all In their power to ensure passage of House 81114916 and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar Township Soard ofTrustees calis upon the above-mentioned persons and governmental entitles If House 81114916 Is not passed in this legtslative session to do all In their power to ensure passage of legislation In the future that will ensure that utility customers have the right to have an anakJg meter on their homes or

middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

Vassar Township Clerk ~~--=-~

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AdditioMl kWh CitpKtty (nerqyH AS90C kWh ~ EneW 761lt PH kWh

OIv~ V (l1li1 Seltviu~ 5750 permorltn lilA Crfdlt bull$150 Pl month Distribution kWh bullbullbullbull bullbull bullbull bullbullbullbull 5lt130( pef kWll

~aIr loin oIoIIIUrIriIUy un to 1pm 10_ SUPII ly C I~ JuM IIrouqh Odc btf

oo-pealr kWh ~y~___u ~_1IWb ~y tneltgy 415t per kWh

AI ortmiddotpe~ kWh ClIpadly EIIOIJ O9COC per kWh Non-Capadty Cnor1V bull4J5lC kWh

NoW1Tlbef trvouqIIlo4~y

All on-peak kWh ~poundnH0y ~(nefQY

AlIllf-peak Clttp~(hy Cnorqy O679C Pltr kWh NolCIocgtyeniy EIgteOY 4751lt PH kWh

oN_V(O1 ~Chalt~ bull $5(l per mollh Oistrll)Jioll kWn CY al-roond) bull543(X per kWl1

Tlgtis rail fHI~~ thrH rrb t~ 4S 1M U CJitk~ Petlt priaff ttY d~ys wM Cril (ArP61llt e~ au callfll It r~)OUI~ro-I~~ ~~ Power ~ppIV Chltlr Onpuk MOMI) rldy 3 pm to 1 pm

AI on1nk kWh ~ [ JWl9bull bull bullbull bull bull bull __ bullbull 9759lt per kWh Non-~ItfMfQV bull 4049 ~~Wh

MId-jMk MOIIdiy bull nidi) 1 am to 3 pm 7 pm to n pm AI mId-oeak kWh

cKMy (-y bull 4OO5C Pltf kWII N~ity (otIQY 4049lt per kWll

OflP~~k 11 prI to 1 un and all dy S~hlrdy ound y nd -I1rIItd~

u oIt-aIlt kWh ~Itv Enerqy 0554C per kW~ Noo-c~clty (neroy 4049C per ~Wh

(Crtlieal PHIl _ ts cIInIQ on-pfU Worodly rriGay1o eo hours IIlaquo VN~ IIrtIttI ___ notl~)

All a1tlQl~peaK_Wh $09 I)et kWh Non-cpyenMy Eneroy bull 4049t per kWh

Oli~y CII9U OsIrWiontwto 5A)o( r- kWh Slaquoviltoc~ $750 p rrnonl h

~ onI-t 10 pIY1tWlMUy rsliJiftJ MltIrlc spIKI igtNfinQHtWdfhrOltJfJh_n-el8 f(X1y_ __ ~trloltlo Dtlt_1lOISJ

p~ w Sullfy Co Junt 11Ir0U9h OClobt

nrsl 11 kWn r- (Iv CiPM~ypoundnetQY bull l2l7 r- kwto NonCaPM~y ( QY ~616( per kWh

AddJlioNI kWll C~y~ bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbull 414IC IltI~Wh Hon-Cipadtyu-QY ~ 616( PfrkWll

Novembtf Ihrovfjh May -sl 20 kWh per dIy

cplaquoIlyEnHQ __ bull l844lt IltI kWtl HonltopJodl yOWrQY ~ 6OC PftkWll

A~lloMlkWh C~y [JWlQL bull QS5l( Pft kWII N~y[NQY lt11616lt pekWlgt

Ot lgtY CIgta 9n 5ervice CNrqe S75O per monlh ObI iIlUtlon kNh (YtlOOIl~ 5A)OC per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

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rills rale Is for ( tntr aItd iii $(Un ~I ~

~r~ 01 bull Iowff SLnraquoItf Ie IMl GIfl sr

)011 up W 8 perrMI OIl lhec porliotl 01 yoor ~ WIgtM )OUmt ~hsllJla ~e

mliff tNt briefly loltHnoP yoor air c~kgtrlIn9 to mHt l)l~ ()( ~IJIon Jswn Powe S_1y CtgtlO ~tNOUQhOd_ ~rr E1letQl __bullbullbullbull ~bullbullCIooIo99t ptllIIIIII N~y EnerQy bull J7eJ( pel kWn

Hclyentmbtr INIy capdtyE~ bullbull 2-97)( per kwto NooltlIJClty EMfoY ~7BJ( PI( kWh

OIlYery CaQe o ~MoeChilr~ (JuneIIlrQUQhOctOberI bull Sl95 per mon1h ontritlrJtlon kWh 1Yf0IIIIl) SltII3OC ptr kWh

ThIs iMe ls~ for cusOtlllaquoS who UW laquoshyIrk wafff IIHI~ for unitVYO flJr(1OStlo Coniroled 5laquoYIce tlnlt~)

Power Supply ChQtt mm C~ PM1tY [JWlIIV 1915 per kWh Non-~PKity rneW 25lt116( PH kWf

o~rv Cltqn 5efvice ChMe bullbullbull S1Igt per mont Oist ribullon kWh 5430 per kWh

Gorolhcrmel Tlmr of DaV Ratr

~l(USM~r~ nun 10 1pm Po Supply Ch O~

Jun 11II 0ltJqh (klobelt AU onpek kWh

C8C)yeniI- (net9Y 9nsc 1 kWh Nooltpady (Mrqy 2814lt per kwtl

AW offmiddotptallt IltWh CIpyenty Ene rQ~ 13J5 per ~Wh NotrCapodty E9Y 284 pot kWh

NovmM thrOUlh Mil All onPIWlt ~Wh

CeplKlly ( neroy U ODlt perW1 N~ity [MrQy 28l4lt pw kWh

AIIo1~ kWh Clpa(M ~ EJWl 9r lAJX ~r kW IIon-ltapac lly ~roy UtA C PE ~W~

tullv~ry C~qu seritl Charge 6]0( 1 day Distribution kWh (YeaHOllM) 4703C per kWh

Expertnlal Ellcl n c Vehcle Ra tl

Opt ion 1 Tlmt of Ot~ kino On~ fKIltfi McIl(I6y-FrkUly il4m 10 1Ipm Po Sypply CIlaQu

OfgtpaiI kWh calhy poundnto OVbull 6 779C IltI~Wh

NonQpadty EnerQY 9012C perkWh I oIIpuk kWh ~yEnlaquoQY 1695lt pelttWIgt Hon~ poundJWIIJ( 22silt pelt ~Wh

Oell~ery C~~ Servll a r~f $95 IXr morgtIh 1)sI IbuIkWh bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbullbull gtA)OC 1 kWh

09tlon1 Monthly F r~ ( UIgtf ~v~ l1Ut~ly) loonIlIIy I~ of $4511 ~r yellko IrKIYClINJ sur(narO ~Igtdcedillo

OTHER RATE OPTIONS

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Ht t MetfrlnQ - A dlt option IMI promolft ~M (RgtUrn~ HIW~ eledtijtrusi19 f~r~tS IUmlY reaMgt MtVOYcndiU ~ 1M power bull

rloltlllt ~bull -IIH atdits_ 1gt1_ TIIO _101 _oolltn o$JJ _h_ _ ~NO 6~ yo __ ~ TolnOUII -rI_Ul l~lbull _ _ cmM(RW~ _ __ oS1S) _~__ -- OI _nn

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WHOLE HOUSE RATE OPTIONS TIese service rates are provided throuqh one meter to a singJt or double OCCVPMlCY dwelin9

Residential ElectriC Service Rate Powe Suppfy CharOe First 17 kWh per dAY Capacity Energy bull 1065C JlE kWh NOItltapacily EntltVbullbullbull 4 767( PErkWh

Additional kWh capacity Energy 4590C per kWh Non-Capacity Enerqy bullbullbull 4751( per kWh

Delivery CNiroes 5efvice (halVe $750 per rnonl h RIA Credit middot $750 per monlh Di5tribvtlon kWhbullbull 543OC per kWh

Time of Day Rate-

On-peak h(Wrs MonCJay-rriday n Um 10 7 pm Power Supply CnarQes June through Octo~r

All on-peak kWh I Capactty Enerqy t2048C per-kllh N~lty EnenlY bull 4757lt per kWh

All otf-peak kWh capacity Energy bull bull 090OC Pfi kWh NonlaquoJpaci ty EnefQY bullbullbull 4757lt per kWh N~ IhrOU911 May

All on peak kWtl Capacity Energy bull 944OC per kWh Non-caPbCity Energy bullbullbullbull bull 4 757lt per kWh

AU oH-peak kWh Capacil y (nergybullbull bull o679C per kWh Non-capaclly Energy 4757( per kWh

fXgtltvery CllalQu Service Charge bull $750 per month Olstribvtlon kWh (YeaNovnd) 543O( per kWh

DynamiC Peak PnclnQ Rate This rate features th~ price tiers as well as Critical Peak prices for days when Critical Peak events are caIed It requires YO1f home to have the aovanced electric meIer Poer Supply Cllarg ~s Onpeak Monday Friday 3 pm to 7 pm

All on peak kWh Capacity EnerQt bullbull 9759C per kWh NOfIltQapacltt Energy 4049C per kWh

Mi(1)eilk MoIIdIlY friday am to 3 pm amp 7 pm to I pm All midpeak kWh

Capacity poundnerQy bullbullbull bullbullbull bullbull Aoose per kWh Non-tapaclty Enerqy bullbull bull 4Q49 per kWh

Off-peak 11 pm to 7 am and all day Saturday Sunday and desiQna~ holidays

All o ff-peak kWh capacity Enerqybullbullbull 0554( per kWh Nonltapacity (nergy 4 049( per kWh

(Critical Puk events dJrlnQ on-puk hours MondayshyFriday Ilmlto to eo lIours per year with ~vance notite

All criti calpeak kWh 5091 per kWh Nonltpatity Enerqy 4049C oer kWh

D1 Uv~ry Cha r Oes Oistribution kWh bull bull 543OC per kWh Service cMfQe $750 per month

Space HeatlOq Rate AfJPied oNy 10 ~miJOeflfr instilUed electric s~ce heltllin9 S(lrwct 11100011 0fIe meier IOn) II~f to KIU$MOIrIJ IlaquoWd on this tltf ~I(r 10 ~ 17 lOIS

PO tl Supply 0 J~ trrouOh October

(irst T7 kWh per day capacity [ MrQy bullbullbullbull bull bullbull bullbullbullbullbull bull bull 1217lt per kWh NOOCapacily Energybullbullbullbull bullbull d61b( per kWh

Additional kWn Capacity Energy bullbull 4741C per kWh NonmiddotCapaclly[nerqybullbull bullbullbull bull 4 616( per kWh

November through May (IrS 20 ~Wh per dat

Capacity ElKrQY bullbullbull 1844( per kWh NonCapaclty Ener9Y bull 4616C per kWh

Addi l lonal kWh Capacity [ ne((lY 0553lt per kWh Non-Capaci ty Ener9y 4616lt per kWh

Oeltvery C~afl)e ~

Service CllltlIqe 5750 per month Dislrlbullon kWh cYeM-roundl bull 5430lt per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

lnteruptlbte Space Conditioning Rate (CooICurrent s middot ) Thfs rale is (01 cmlraJ air 1M air $ltNrce hfijt wmps 7alltp adYanlaQe o( a ICYWef w mmer ra te thai C8II stlf

you vp to 18 (Jercf(ll on the coolf19 POfUOII oJ yotn energy bill wtlEn you e()(oII we istaN aseparate melpI lha1 clO briHIy IIIIerrvpt your air cMdilicnif9 to mee system or oeneratlon Issues POwer Supply ChArQe$

June throuQh October ~Enervv middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddot_middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotO499( perllWti f Non-Capacity Energy bull bull bull 3783lt per kWh

November thrOU(jh MAV Capaci ty Ener9Y bull2973( perkWh Non-Capaclty Energy bull3783lt Pfr kWh

Oellvery C~arQes Service Charge (June Ihrough October) bull $195 per month DisltiolJlion kWh (YeaOlJIdl 543OC per kWh

WatN Heating Strvce Rate

This rate Is a~alllJble for customers Who use an elecshy(ric wdler hedler tor sanitary pJrpos eJ Controlled service (Interrupt ible)

PO Wff Supply Charoes AU kWh Capacily Enerqy 1915lt per kWh NonltapaClty Energy bullbullbull bullbullbull2546( per kWh

Oelover y CharQes Service Charge bullbullbullbullbullbullbull5195 per month DiStribution kWh bullbullbullbullbullbull bullSA30C per kWh

DLWd-I On1J(aJL hOCJrs POIIef Supply

June throug AIfOfl~ak

Capacity NonCapi

Alt ntfflfak Capacily Non-Cap

November 11 All onpe~k C~pacity l NonCoplt

All olfpeak CapacIty I NoncaP

Dtl lvelY CharI Service Ct Distribut io

Option 1 Time On-pfak hour5 POW~( Supply

All on-peak kl CapacityE Non-(apa(

All oIlpeak k Capacil y [ I Non-Capa(

Delivery ( h~rQ Service Chan Distribution I

Oplion 2 MonU Monthly fee I and credits

OTHER RATE

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Net Meterlnq resource CJe~ r_waDI( re5(

thaI power

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bull 1ie11c1er1t InaHr1t Crecln (RIAgt Custoowr rneeC 1IQ eIiQibHIIy requ~$ U KehOe bull $150 ~ IIOI)III (rfillllN 0IIId10 110(1 Oul laquoyou OIMIIly (all U~ lt14 8000471741 Rwc~ Of cwIOIrIe1S wno us ill maIOlt porI ion oI11gttlr IKll ley INtng oI1pe~ ron

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ~ VII sect28 33

sect 9 Compensation of county officers

Sec 9 BoampTds of s upervisors shan have exclusive power to fix the oomp officers not otherwise provided by law

runory Cocst 1963 All VII 9 Elf J I I 9amp yo ConrlNd amp CMII 1908ArI VllJ fR

sect 10 Removal of county seat

Sec 10 A county seat once established shall not be removed until the place nlch it is proposed to be moved shall be designated by two-thirds of the members of the board of supervisors and a majority of the electors voting thereon shall have a pproved the proposed locatioD in the manner prescribed by law

BiotDl)l Co llle3 An VII flO E( JOJJ 1 1964 l~ Con~tllull oD See COllSL ll108Art vrn t )3

sect 11 Indebtedness limitation

Selt 11 No Cltlunty shall incur any indebtedness which shall increase its total debt beyond 10 percent of its assessed valuation

lfiwry Cmol 1963Att VII tllEft Jan i 1i64 Fo e cmtltutlon s Conn 1906 Art vrn U 2

sect 12 Navigable streams permission to bridge or dam See 12 A oavigable stream shall not be hridged or dammed without permission granted by

the board of supervisors or the county as provided by law which pennission shall be subject to such reasonable compensation and otheT conditions as may seem best sui ted to safeguard the rights and interests of the county and political subdivisions the rein

QJO Cotgtu I~ Art VII U2 Ert Jan I 100 Fou eonia o 8M eo 180SArt vrn tl~

sect 13 Consolidation of counties approval by electors Sec 13 Two or more contiguous counties may combine into a Slagle county if approved in

each affected county by a majority of the electors voting on the quest ion IIUtDrr- eo t 1961Arr Vl t 13 Ell J 1 1964

sect 14 Organization and consolidation of townships Sec 14 The board of supervisors of each organized county may organize and consolidate

townships under restrictions and limitations provided by law Hi~ Coru 1963Arr VIto I~ ErrJLIgt 1 100-1 Fo CoGMI~U 01lJ See eoru 1908 Art Vlll us

sect 15 County intervention-in public utllity service and rate proceedings

x Sec 15 Any county when authotized by its board of supervisors sha ll have the authority to enter or to intervelle in any action or certificate proceeding involving the services charges or rates or any privately owned public utili ty furnishing services or collJJlodities to rate payers within the county

W O Coogt J961 Att VT I t iS Ell J I 19amp1

sect 16 Highways bridges culverts airports road tax limitation Sec 16 The legis lature may provide for the laying ou t construction improvement and

maintenance of highways bridges culverts and airports by the state and by the counties and townships thereof acd may authorize counties to take charge aod cootrol of auy highway within thei r limits ror such purposes The legislature may provide tbe powers and duties of Counties in relation to bighways bridges culverts and airports may provide ror county road commissioners to be appointed or elected with povers and duties provided by law The ad valorem property tax imposed for road purposes by any county shall not eltceed in any year one-half or one percent of the assessed valuation for the preceding year

ru ry Con t ampEl3 An VlI 4(6 Elf Jan I 196 Io ~Iuoo Su C I OO~ Art VIH ~2G

Jo~j Ftfrill9 440 N Srarr Smw Flfs-o a ellIJlIII O CO lo All 4R723

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

~~~ Jodi Fetting

Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

AittpAcs Policy GIOlp Airsp $iIViClWl us )epCfIrren ul T(Qrspo~ltrlto-

8GO lndeperdenoe Avenue SW WtW1Irglo DC 7059

Federal Aviation AdrninStrotion

JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

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Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

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Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

Service Plan Methodology As part of Ihe delivery of this Planned SeNiee Agreement Johnson Conlrols will dedicate a local customer service agent responsible for having a clear understanding of the agreement scope and your faCility procedures and protocols

A high-level overview around our service delivery process is outlined below including SCheduling emergency service on-sile paperwork communication and performing repairs outside of the agreement scope

Scheduling Preventative maintenance service will be SCheduled using our automated service management system In advance of the scheduled service visit our technician is sent a noUce of service 10 a smartphone Once the technician acknowledges the requesl you customer service agent witt call or a-mall your on-site contacl to let you know the start date and type of service scheduled

The technician checks in wears personal protective equipment perfonns the lask(s) as assigned checks oul with you and asks for a screen capture signature on the smartphone device A work order is then e-mailed faxed or printed for your records

Emergency Services Emergency service can be provided 7 days a week 24 hours a day 365 days a year During normal business hours emergency service will be coordinated by the customer service agent After hours weekends and holidays the emergency service number transfers to the Johnson Conlrols after-hours call center and on-calt technicians are dispatched as needed

Johnson Controls is committed to dispatching a technician within hours of receiving your call through the service line A work order is e-malled faxed or printed for your records Depending on the terms of your agreement you may incur charges for after hour services

Communication A detailed communication plan will be provided to you so you know how often we will provide information to you regarding your Planned Service Agreement The communication plan will also provide you w ith your main contacls at Johnson Controls

Approval Process for Non-Covered Items Johnson Controls will adhere 10 your procurement process No work will be performed outside 01 the agreement scope without prior approval Johnson Controls will work with you closely to ensure your procurement process is followed before any non-covered Item work is started

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Summary of Services and Options

Comprehensive and Operational Inspections During comprehensive and operational inspections Johnson Conlrols w ill perform routine checks oltha equIpment for common issues caused by normal wear and tear on the equipment Additionallests can be run to confirm the equipments pertormance

Routine maintenance such as lubrication cleaning and lightening connections can be performed depending on the type of equipment being serviced Routine maintenance is one of the keys to the five values of maintenance -It can help identify energy saving opportunities reduce futUre repair costs extend asset life ensure productive environments and promote health and safety

Combustion Analysis

Combustion analysis and subsequent adjustments are critical to efficient boiler operation Boiler fuel whether natural gas or oil must burn in the proper combination of fuel and air (oxygen) Poor combustion can create soot deposits on the tubes impairing heat transfer Incomplete combustion can also lead to the potential formation of CO (carbon monoxide) an odorless gas that can harm occupants In the mechanlcat room andlor building Johnson Controts technicians will analyze the flue gas to determine If optimal fuellair ratios are present

Operational VisltlControls System Verification Based on our exper1ise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance and calibrations on the equipment controller for your mechanfcal equipment The inspection includes the following tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel

bull Review of alarms points which are offline out of service and overridden points

bull l ocal baclltup of controller program

Advantages Provides proactive Identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments identify energy efficiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

Operational VisitSupervisory Controls System Verification Based on our expertise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance on the supervisory controllers and servers in your Metasys system The inspection includes the follOoving tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel and cleaning as needed bull Review of alarms points which are offli ne out of SeNtce and overridden points bull l ocal backups of controllers objects and server repoSitories bull Review security database and ensure default passwords are Changed

Advantages Provides proactive identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments Identify energy effICiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

TowerfBasin Cleaning During operation a cooling tower becomes a natural repOSitory for wind-blown debris This debris has a tendency to collect In the towers sumpbasin Johnson COI1trols technicians will clean the lower and basin 10 prevent blockage and pOlenllal damage to critical system

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components This service does not include chemicallreatment required to control or eliminate biohazards such as Legionella unless chemical water trealment services have been added as a separate option

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Summary Thank you for considering Johnson Controls as your building technology services panner The following agreemenl document Includes all the details surrounding your Planned Service Agreement

With planned service from Johnson Controls youll get a value-driven solution that can help optimize your building controls and equipment performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a solution that fits your specific goalS delivered with the attention of a local seNice company backed by the resources of a global organization

We ll be your building technology services partner

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Planned Service Agreement

Cuslomer Name COUNTY OF TUSCOLA Address 440 N STATE S1 CAROMI48723-1555 Proposal Dale 061112019 Eslimale 1-135LX3G9

IScope of Service

Johnson ContrOls Inc r Jcq and the Cuamplomer (colledively the -Parties) agree Preventative MaintenslCe SelVlces as defined in Schedule A r Services) will be provided by JCI aihe Customers facitily This Planned Service Agreement the Equipment U s Supplementat Price and Payment Tefms Terms and CondJUons and Schedule5 attached hereto and incorporated by this reference as if sellor1h funy herein (ColecUvely the Agreement) cover the rights and obligations of both the Customer and JCt

Extended Service Options for Premium Coverage

If Premium Coverage is selected on-sile repair services to the equipment will be provided as specified in this Agreemenl for the equipmenllisted in Ihe attached Equipment Us

IEquipment List

Only the equipment listed in the Equipment Lisl will be covered as part of this Agreement Any changes to the Equipment Lisl must be agreed upon in writing by both Parties

----------------~ITerm f Automatic Renewal

ThIs Agreement takes effect 0fI 0810112019 and will continue until 0713112021 (Originaj Term) The Agreement will aUlomalicatty renew on a year-Io-year basis after the Onglnal Teon ends unless Ihe Customer Of JCI gives the other writte n notice il does not wam to renew The nolice must be delivered al least (45) days prior 10 the end of the Original Term or of any renewal period The Orignal Term and any renewal periods are sometimes collect ively referred to in this Agreement as the Term Renewal price adjustments are discussed in the Terms and Conditions

IRefrigerant Charges

Refrigerant is nOllncluded under this Agreemenl and wilt be billed separately to the Customer by JCt

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IPrice and Payment Terms

The lolal Contract Price for JCIs Services duringlhe 1st year of the Original Term is $1302000 This amount will be paid to JCI in Annual Installments Pricing for each subsequent year of a mul1iyear Original term Is sel forth in the Supplemental Price end Paymenl Terms All payments will be due and payable within 30 days of Ihe invoice date and SUCh IImely payment by Customer shall be a condition precedenl 10 JCIs obligation to perform lis Services A penalty of one and a half percent (15) of the amount due per month shall accrue for payments received after the payment due date Renewal price adjustments are set looh in the Terms and Conditions

Invotoes wil be senllo the following lOcation

TUSCOLA COUNTY COURTHOUSE 125 W LINCOLN ST CAROMI48723

o In lieu of paper Invoices senllO the location above invoices should be emelled 10 the following email address

This proposal Is valJd for thirty days from the proposal date

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Supplemental Price amp Payment Terms (Applies to MultimiddotYear Contracts Only)

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CulIIme Ihal Ply 1M lcts wtl du1n KCOfdlIltt wIIh Int PIYfJItIII It ml prald td lor In lhe llIeemeI Such PIIymtnl II cond~1oP pc~tdnl to 10 ablellon 0 perlam StMcu under 1M e-emtnt In lu v lillny pvchlle o d elllKllo lhi eeme-nl bullbull nd ~~hstancl Ul4le 10 Iht tom theltein Cuslomtr tkAOWledIIOO ftel thlt IofIdU JO IrwoIces 10 an meum _teIhln $15000 lhall be ~Id a nlt wire t~fe check Of money order If IhII rume-n11s rertoedlCttl1 ovide (tmametwlth IlOlite olillyIdjUllmtnlS In the ConllKl Prict appfltlblt 10 Mff_1I period no r Ihn IOflYmiddotfWtjS)dltIys 11lt10lt 10 tIgtt totNMnoemcnl oll~illenewit 1Dcl UnonlOAlaquo In_theetmt at lelll hfTyI30) dIys prior 10 Iht 11( of fuch bullbull~I peiodIN ICfJusled price IIIbull bull bctlht prlre 10 ~ Itn il perlod

E WARftArffiES

JO warrants IIJ $Ic wUI te provided In ood ~d orkmDnllkt mlnner for 90 dyI Irom the elite of Se k ti I Jel eltc ives rlnen nollt e 01 a

Johnson ~j(C 21)19 JOIlnSOo CUols b e Customer COrlidellfrlll Controls Do ~ 0l0Y fphYSllll1 eletrorucaJy or 111) Ch(gt mampoiI) 111OUt (ou)t8$$ wel ~m H()n of JOIn$on CoIIoi s Ic P aglt ~601 42

I r PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

bf Ch of Ihi warranty Pl io to the e nd o f this flinty jlnod Jel III -perlOm any no~-tonlor~~ S ~Nilt~ e t no addl11on~1 (~ r8e hhl~ a ltonvn 1y tU5QMble Itm~ of I~ nOIIIllt llon

Jet 1gt lhoit eqvlpmfnl mnuIanued o I~dd bgtj 10 (ilofl fnc 11IiI1 It Irom dellaquou in mIII~ 1 and k hlp 1 lnlam normlluutelOI I period of90dS 1110 1ngtl11J o fumih bullbull pleOI 01 CQulpmenl utl(k tNs Alemen ilnd lhat eQulpmenl Ii cov~red brl nty fom m tnktunr ot~ INn CI 10 wf l llnSI~1 the benefits cl th lt m-nufgtltlue(J waranty it any to Custome and 11 amy lemediebull ~ n clu1III 101 lhal equipment AI ttnJj)OItlkwI (hoi tnwred In _ lion wi(h Ihr wrinty 101 eCllOpmeol1 IftdO 1~1s nol _wd undshythis AeerntnllNtl be bDn~ byCuJIO b eept as poided heern II Jel oltelves in nOlice 01 I ~ ee~ 01 I~b ~rmty PIlot to t~ end 01 tllh rruy pelod JCI will ttPlIr o eplate (n )(1 OPtio nl Ih e delMliv~ equl pmenl

Tllele _nl do II(It IJttend 10 tty ~ltW 01 eltlul~n lhal have bfton rnllUied bull bull Ite ed Or repared byC1I0 CI O IlIItd INfl iel Ihoul 1M supelVi1on 01 nd 110lt lltn Ippt(lvll olIO o WJCI ~t num~ or ranty d tul W bwn rmowd or alured AJ replaccd parts Ct equrgtnMn1 h1 become JCI pro~rty Thb ~rtntv is 1101 lu~b~ W~ nty J~ ~ be provldfd dulnn ncrmal bUllneu hOUlI IXCludll hoII(Ivs The r-dti I fonh hilrtln shltl be to(II~ nd eoltclU1ive medywltllCltlrdllo ny wlfrt nty ( 1lm under thlgt AallefMtlt Anv uit huN _lIIe rrltltv mun be lItauhl no III mn orgtamp II) ~a ftlr lile txPtloon ollhr pplicllble ffanty ~Iod Thlgt IIm(ttUon Is In IItu cr Iny olhe IPPrlublf mlult or 1Imh~1I01 CUSTOM~R FURTHfR ACKHOWLIDGU oVoID AGREfJ THAT THUt WARIUJffifS Aif ICIS SOU WAlIRANTlES ANDTOTHf MAXIMUM [)(TENT PpoundftMrrrEO UNDERAPPUCABLE LAW ARE IN U[U Of All OTMER WAftRANTlES pound)(pRpound$S OFlIMPUED INClUDINGtIT NOT lIMITED TO TlfOSf OF MERCHAHTA8IUTY AND FITNESS fOR A PlRTICI)LAR ftJRPOH

f CUSTOMEROIIUGATIONS AND COMMITMENTS TO ICI

1 Cuc~ wtt~l lt M ~ JCIr) WOOmIIlion (Onnltnlne conoilion of lhe CovtfeO Eqv ~ment TI Cvstom agnfS nd ~ntl

lhll 6tin 11Ie Tffm of IhI AItirnenl Cu crne will 11 oprr1 the Cevtttd [ol~menl ~codin8 10 th~ mnulanu~1 atldor CI co ~nduonl

01 up ~lt I~ I rgtd CUtten work Ic Ind motion boutt~e Co~erfd EQltrlpmenl crommended bt th e nufCuH ~Mor J(I

DJ 1I00Ii(k a n MlIQU 1e on_ 101Covw E4Uipm t ~ ftltommended by Ihr nufw1u~ Ntdor K~ Includili but 01 limited 10 dequal~ electllc~1 pOw~ ie IU~ lit COIGitionnt1Id ~umldltycontro

(4) oo ri ly JCI lovn~ile1y 01 ~ nv CowCd Equlpm~ nl mllunCtion Iliu kdown o other condllion ~fleclltg Ihe oper11on of tht Cowrt d f qulpfltf1

(5) prOjf ICI It~ nl arct1l 10 lis Pem isegt a nd Cevelti Equ~nl 1 ~H UJonIbIe tId nEU1IJf lmn for IIgte perforttIfICt olt~ e 5elVicu

(6) alo JCI 10 ~~ iod SlOP ~ erodialy hm off or otherwlle C~IIle c temponrily lupend eqvlpmenl Of)eratioru oc Ihll)(1 an perform Ihe ~le-aui~ uoder ~ AceemcIII

(]I M af)dlable ~Iovtd t JlIo~e oondc-n~ coollfll t_r 1raquoiIr wa ter lUlrnenl lor IN proper function (II Co_ed E Ilmc-nld prot ect a~lnll ~ nV elonm~nllllssu~ a nd IOllae of biohulld lueh 3$ but not IIm~ e d to leclonell

(III un iIlId jIIoperl itl and Itl~ Itttr u1on 11 lm t_ tUh nlpoundhl or II uth cfNr Ie Custo hili clo~ the PWllfl

(9 O~I1n I M~n Jke nc jIrnilgt ~qulred lor ~d DoloV I~ tlelt u~lecI ~ h theServlu

(lOI noullrJC I immedi ately 01 fly cmed ~deauacv~ 01 1~Iur r cl th t Co 1 Equlpmenl 01 othr condl lon ffenlna the optallen 01 Ihe Cored hulpmenl

(II) fumlVlny nelteu 110 C ~ I na ~~101 olflle$ 1$ peme (111 poperty maintain pall se Mlte Ind utt I~e 101111 operalion olny olh property sYStem Qqulpmenl or dtYlte o (usto m or 0111 to wtkh the Covered [Qpment mav De ilUacled or eCMK led In UCordinct wi1h mltlnuaclur~bullbulleornmend~tlcnt InlUr lfle elme ou1ltenll c the lequlemeltIU o lny Ie o6l i bu u ~encv 01 ocllttIIO~1u hiviC ll6iction thteol

131 IIOIt~mpet IVTt ~ ~ker Id)u l ~ dllturb I~ ~mQve Of ol~erwle Int~l1t~ with any Coveed poundIpmenl (locltKUn ampny relll~ 10l1wllftl ind 001 permk th r ~e 10 be done ~nd

(14) raltt lrom UU1nC lalie mina erob lfse K I 10 i Iln~ Pf~lty 01 I~ 1)1 by 01 IUed at~I1 JO by Iy OIlf1Imeltola mu fielpll I~ncy II elull lhereol

2 CUW~ftI~ u1ltnowledtna undend~ ~I unleS dl fea l~llor blQhl bullbullltdl uch leIOiIen11l topliGi tlyltKludm ttl I~ C JO b proYIdfr1t h gtCuomerlpo I~UI~ Ie pI ltgtvde j lK~ It~ nl Corner~mowIedcu lhlits fitC 10m~ ht tobla~ wlU elilgtte KI 01 any elpontbliity lor~ny Co~ed Equipment bC~kdown 0lt I ny ntC~UiY air o rrFgtlourneot I any Cover ~d Equlpme-nt II CUSICme brehes ItY 01 the t obllltlons KI N aye lhe Ilhl upon Mlen notice to Cullrgtmif to smpend Ilt Seovas unl~ C~tme cua udgt blttadl In a lldliJon ( SI_ rhaC be npornblt lOt f2YInt 0 etmbrfll10 10 inyCOlU Iuodt~ wilh ltoIftUW k uued IJ JUII 01 to( bnil(11 11~Ggte cbl iCltion bull

G INSURANC Clgt$lomllt t11lOfU11Ie 101 oUinin ilt inwran~ (ovtltsectte ~Nt (ull_ be Is nfelillY 10 proUCWIO Cuam propelttY and penol

In 0 on the Ptnlstl Includlnt co-eraJt 10lt ptllon1Inj u tKI propelY dftliilf~ ttlE PAYMENTS CUSTOMER MAICU UNDER tttlSAGRUMENT AAf

NOl ftELATED TDtttE VAlUE OF ttt[ PREMISES CUSTOMERS PROP[RTY OR POSSEnION5 ORTHE PER50N5 OCCUPYING OR AT ANYTIME PRESENT

IH OJ ON TNE fIIEMllU BUT RA1MEII ARE trUrn ON 1M COSt Of THE MnM MID lllE SERIIl(U AHD lAlE INTO CONSIDEJIAOON nn PROHCTION AFFORD EO TO 10 UNOER TtffS AGJIHMlNY CUtOngtC -by elee 10 ~ any Ilatoly 10 nv IVttII or condllion (ustlty (o~c cd bycom~dllIbIHtv iu t1nce (utomc und~oI nd lha l ncltlcr he Se~ rQr the Co~ered Equlllmfnl ~rr dtiI d 10 ~du(r bul nc

el1m te certl ln u13 1(1 doe nat tvrntv I~t nel th lgtt SeIViCI1 I1ltlr Cov~red [liulpm~t i ~ pievcflt Qerwn(ll InulY un~t~orzed entnotgtCe1 or

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JOHNSOt 0 fRe 5 PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL REPREO FDF COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

H INOlMNITV

JCllnd CII~tomel 11It11 full Indemnify he ollgttl Plrty Illd Iu officers bulltffltS dilectOrsbullM tmpioyffl 1Om I ny ~ndn dlmlle p tOIlS and exptllln (clud ~lonJble utOlne-s leest illne OUt of third Pirly dllml demtlndi or lukllor bodily Injury (In(ludl dath) Of cia gc 10 tana1bie pcptny 10 lhe lCIt Irisin OUI 0 Ihe IItCIIamp~e or tnclnllonel mlscOfldutt 0 Ihe Indemnlfyl party Of lIS crnplovlef Of _filli CUSlomer expra tliihl ICI Jtlan be r~bIe 10In)Jry iWnbullbullbull bull 01 ~I only to the IICIttIt uund dlrlaquoly by IC1 nel~MI o Inllntl_ mliConduCi Thl obllJtJonl 01 JCllnd Ctome und Ihllltlt1ion ~ funhtf wbIKI to lealoml tid J ~

I LlMlTAnON OF UAllUTI NEITHER 10 HOR CUSTOMER WILL BE R[5PONSIBlE TO TH OTHER FOR ANY SPECIAl INOIRECT PUNITIVE OR CONSlQUENTlAI DAMAGES (INCLUDiNG BIIT NOT lIMITEO TO LOST PROFITS OR LOll OF BUSNlSS) JCJS TOTAL UAIIUJ TO CUSTOMER FOR DAMAGES R[5ULTlNG JROM AN( CAUSE WHAnOMR SHALL BE UMIT(D TO $2SQDOO IN NO EV(HT SHALl 101 INDEMNifiCATION OBllGATJOH [)(UD TIlE AMOUNTS ALO TO JO UNDER THIS AGIllEMENT OR THE AMOUNT OF INSURANCE IllQUIMD B THIS AGREEMENT WHICHpoundItIl IS GAUnlt CUSTOMUI UNDERSTANDS TltAT)CJ 15 HOT AN INSUIIER RpoundGARJ)tNG THE WORKOIlTIlE SERVICpound$ 0 SHAll HOT BE IIESPON5IBH fOR ANY DAMAGE 011 LOSS nAT MAYflUU~T FIIOM FIliI SAFElYOR SECURITY EQUPMpoundNTTHATfAILS TO PEAFORM PROPERLY 011 FAILS TO PIIMr( A CASUAL all LOSS

J FORa MAlfURE

KIWtLL NOT Bf RfSPON511Ll fOR DAMAGE LOSj INJURV 011 elLA CAUSEDY CONOrtIONS TMAl AAI BFYONDTKE IllASONAlU CCImIOl AHD

WITHOUT THlltnpoundHTlONAlMISOOHOUClOR NlGtlGpoundItCE Of 10 SUCH amomOHSlflCWD[ 80T ARE HOT UMmo TO (AI ACnOf GOO (6)

Am Of GOVtllNM[NT AGpoundNQpoundS Ie) SllIlKl5 (0) LABOR OISPIITpoundS) (f) FIRE If) OPlOSIONS OR CASUAlneuros (G) floIfS (H) VANDAUSM II)

RIOTS 011 WAR IJ)TpoundRROIUSM ANe III UNAVAUBILITYOF PARTS MATpoundRJALS OR SUPPUES

It RUOUJT10N OF DISPUTES 11 3 0l5pu1l rIs~ und~ tIIk _nl tile lelllgtall prom1 ~~ Incod IlIh lbesoIvt well dllputll by ~tIM In1Ie -t dsJ)UU II UIU~ 0 be vcWed eltha- pony whaw the tch IrIltble ltbiI~don by iIinC with lhe AmeltIcn ArbItIoltI oUodallon ~ no olllerlcttlClIon IaI bftn prevlouJly filed upon ftliol 01 the Ifbitnon till AAA Ihllhlw Ihe eOlCIu~W jurlsdlCllon _ the OlspUte Tlluibull11 party mty decide 10 f~e n (Ilon In coun of romDftenl jurbdirtlonl f til (oun f~m II Ihe flntlec1 proctdln flied tIIll tourt Iha have lur~dlaioo ove lhe ~JlUle to the aclulion 0101 rbltrltlon AtbiUlllon Ihln be toooucted In il(cordince wilh the lWn CUrrtnl tbhflllon rules of the IgtnItrlan Artgtilntlon MllaquoilIIon ~OIM wtlitllllon seMel mlJlIatty ampJ1Hd 10 by 1M IoIlt11n ArbIlratlon musl be (~1Ild Ihtll Ibty (60) dayt afw tn oputt submitted 10 artHlllon unlen the j)IoItlH mll I1y et ot~ The ~cI~ed by tn ~alorwi 1M f_land ~I liAlted by 1M bltLmDf may be Int~ed In XUlrcllnce with IppIiQbIe I_In any (oun h-il (ornpe1em jurisdiction jMltty po_llire III 1M 3Ibtrtttlcn or COUrt poem IhII If entilled lOn _d 01 Its rulflMble COIoU In(IudinI 1USOfIIbInomeyJ leu Incurred IS rtwlt 01 tile Oipute CUSTOMER MUST BRlNG ANY CLAIM AGAINST 10 WITHiN ONE (1) YEAR m ER THE ClAIM AROSE If CUSTOMER OOIS NOT CUSTDMR WlU HAVE IRRtvOCASlY WAIVED Irs RIGHT TO SUE 10 ANDOR INSTITUTe OTHER PROCEEOINGS AND ICI SHALL HAVE NO LlA81UTt TO CUSTOMER fOR SUOi CLMM TIME IS Of THE ESSENCE AELATM TO CUSTOMH PUISUING ANf SUCH ClAIM floIE PItOVtSIONS Of TKS AGREEMENT WHICH APLY TO AN (AIMHALl REMAIN IN HFECT EVEN AFTER THE AGREfMtNT IS TfRMNATto 10 AND CtmOMER EACH WANt THEIR RlGIfT 10 A rull

shyl TERMINATION

1 Remote Monnorln $eMCIIS and R~mOte ()pe~lln ScsvIca ma~ be imrntdlitely Clnceled by ellher party il Jels Remote OperIiQn Cenler (onne(lln res Of mOflltorlrlllSlem5l~ cle5trovtd by or ather ClIllopht Of wilt Ihf PlemilllS re sa bS damtBed Ih 1 11 Is IrnpftetaI IO conlinuf StnoIces

2 ellhe INIrty fib 10 perform any 01 Its obIirlon UM hIs Ieem~nl I~t otll jraquony wi prOIII~ -men IOIkt LheeollO lhe )lilly

1I1~ed 10 JHo In dmult Should Ine party alted 10 be Ifl defull 111 to espond I it or like action 10 cvre tIM II~IltI def within 1111 (lOt (lall 01 ~celvln IV lneo notlu the lOti ~rty may le(mlnlle Ihk rument by PIOllldlll ~ten nOl1(1 01 IIJII lermllliU lo n

3 UPQI1 IltIrrIinoUm 01 h ltfeeme~ le r anv rNson aJICmef 1hd PltiY IQ 10 I II UflGitputed _nu 0Wflj IlIrwah Ihe dallt of IIIUOII ~hIn thl (30) cI~ luth lermnl ion (ulier hIIllso prflVlde Jej Utlth RMlIlabe aa 10 the islS tD rem~ IIIe Gflew OtWe ~n~hVfllher JO pro~y ncltoun~tJI Int~on fl~ 0lt iiIlt IIlfIV ~lIlem1S ppUuble Cull 111111be liable fOlt al Iffl COlli and IICPfIfl mil Jet mv Il(u in ltootlKion th I enlOIOlmenl 01 hll tIlIl indlldina wilhoullimatlcln nlIo ble nom lees eltgtnKtton aency lees nil Olin COIoI

4 II he A~re~tot Is for mulljytar telm t~her jMrty nwy termiNle lilt Aeflaquomerll after dI ronl fu ~a of SaMlaquo by I lilt OInr pI no Ie-laquo thIn 10middot1 (151 ~VJ nit oolk laquoNlded h_ th~ (us OfIIted PREMIUM (OVEIlAGE CusIOlttltgtlt Y mlltUle ~~I ontv upon 10$ WIitt~ ~

M ASBESTOS MOlD BIOAHAZARDS AND HALUOOUS MATERtAlS

H~zardoul Mltfrills munl tfrlal ~ wb$llnct hal tIelher by Its N~ or ute II now Of hft defed Of fCula~ hdoubull 1 dOUloUbsltnoUl pc 1 o tOllllmlnlnl vodeIIV 1oG~ 111 01 leclclta l lowbullfCulallon 01 rdinlOtlCll bullbulllalre to or cklfIlUkIamp pUblic and ~ 1l1li and uletytId prateCIIon oj the IMonmen or which iI toIc explosive COfaUvt flammable radloKlhot orclnoCflIk or OIhenoriI haarcloui Of which iI or CfIfI1n1 _oItum psoline died Iud Inother pc1~um hvoilOClrbon produCl or poIYhlori~ bIphtI Hatardoui Matttllls ltlHdllGaltoeluMl makl leulmiddotbaid ptintl bIohIlrdS SIIdIIS but ftOlink~ to 1fCiofIeCl IntI HlIeJtcs-conao1n1nc mwials rACM1 Neither (ulomer nor lCi dlrlll lo or Illkeneel 10undnmiddotakedlren Obllnlolll r~I~li~ (11M klcnllOClllcln Ibuemenl dUnp control ~mo~1 or dlltpoltal o ACM

10 wlB be 1$IgtOtIIbIe 10lt moI 0 cI oos 01 ayen~roous ~Ierl_ls Ihll I ul In provldl lht StMt-es n O H bullbullf(Ioul MaIHllb1 and t~ I fmldllifIn ollllY Iell jlnd by he eI1e of 1(111lt1 MertatI For lit HI~ MltMils Iha may be olteselttl Itgt lacM~h

Johnson ~lcC 2019iQhn$on Cotro~ Inc ControlsComeJ Canfodenllal 00 nr)I COP) (pIIy~ocaIy eectrorcny or n an OIhel mea) Ylnout It ~I~ nnen ptlJJTJ5~ 01 ~C~oIs Inc PagE 38 011

middot PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL t- COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rNomiddotC1 HudOOJ Meritmiddotf (uuome shgt1IIUpply JCI wht 1 iflrornallo~ iflil pm bullbull~1on lt~lllni 10 lilp pre~nlt of lilllrltlOU$ M~ c-rret ij

th ~ilt eJ~nn ~v ff~(1 10 pelt1orm bull e 01 Ih~ s i(~ II Illhft Cnomelt or 10 gtKom ltt 01 ltgtlt UUlfCU U~ I)esellltt 01 Nonmiddoto(l HIIIISo M~ le1$ tIIl Iy ItgtItrlre llh Cr ServIltpoundl II I~U ImmtdllltIy $lOP I~ SoetYl(l Itgt rile I ffffiecl ru ~nd noilly the o thw ~n As btt-en (unome Ind MI Cuu_ hoo_be rtlpor1ible 01 IIISoho n~n ~ e -d diopoinr 01 Honmiddotla Hndou Mele 1$ fom lu rdMIebullbullnd for Ih (medlllion olny reu ImpaetCd by he ret bull bull e of he Hon-CI HUlrdou Mlltrl I~d mul ptwidc ~ cer1lliUlle 01 a balm~nl ~cfore J(I will be obll~lled 10 ~rlorm 0 cnl~ue lIS S~Mco unln 10 ~d letu knowloedae Ihll NonmiddotCI HIardou M~I(II~ were pren nd eted In dl$tfpr d of I~I ~e In wli(h tne 1lJ 1lt1 -11 be (pon lbllil lu ole ~ Othe etMOltlon 0 nmiddot orn Impmed by IlJ leltl~ of 1Idgt Hibullbulldon MlttIIbullbull00111) ( lOme hon In lOponibII II lu ole e~e for the _olI 01 HIbullbullrdous Male 1s INri ~ no bHII r~ieued and fe reie~e~ not nultlnc from Cl1 PtriormallCt ef tilt Serulces CuomN ~hlI ~I~nd ~nd InclomoJlot JO ~Calnl 1 Iol-ifl (o sU damUC I e~~nlel vd claJms ~rnamp 01 lu fa ure 10 (omply with Ihll Sccllcn M

N CUSTOMER DAlA

Cnlomt da la obtillned flom lie SetWltcs II owned by alld 111amp11 btlolt o Cunomer 10 I~ IUIOI illO UI Cl410mellb 10 prcMde Sentlce (lome bcept a lonh IItrlln lei wilt 101 disclose Ie any IhllI Otlty ~ny 1rlISivIltN81 (~nom dlI~ acquled hrouh pelt10IWIIIa 01 Ihe Sttvices Mthout Cul lomer (OnSenl (unomer ilB~e Ihal Jel nd 11 ubleIIrle affillnlnd epproved Ihild ~rty COII111OI5 and de-elopers may collecl nd lJ~e CUllome dll for Iny eaon 10 as ny ee l ule 0I1t1e clall on I dt middotklfn11itd bSII Iha dot nOI p~rsonaMy I~ntily Cullomer or anvlndivd Cuilomelt Igttgteby ~nlJ)O a petu WilcIWkIelfrtvOCable royah lru8unO U modi+ m1PU~Ibull bull WOIoeltIse and 1011

0etMt~wo b frOtnuch dala J(III ~IIM rlClIl$lOlI Inr~ 10_ rbl tJlIltflllll nd produnl C~led as I ew of uerlomnce ofSeMlts

O JCIS INlHLECTUAI PROPERl

10 WM IKtJI d riCh ~ lgtcIltgtltfest 11 yl) woltk orovided 10 Cuslomel IfgttIudlnl ohooI l ilmltiltiOfl ill ~e ~U and objeet cod dorumtnll1ior1 tKllnic Inhwon or dlla 1plaquolflCa1onlnd del bull ltes Impr~mellU 01 mOClllQlooruo 10 r~II1Hmiddot~ and (bJ I(now-How (defined below) e~ b 1(1 In bull (I~eron 01 lhe ~bltt 0 periolfTlfnt ollh Slt~ whth ~n_n 10 1(1 ror 10 Of diVtlom or tiICgyeiI Or ~uire-d In conneCllon with I perormrltt of II obn ioos under lhl ~greemenl Ownership Of eM Oelwblf ~nd KnowHow Ihd veil 00001y In ICJ nld flO Oe~ver~~bullbull1IaII be de~med middotworks mide fo r hlf bull Withoul UtIamp Ihe lenerilily 01 th e fortlal vfSNp 01 ai sool(e nllIS ~ (Ie (Olme of ptriOfnlInamp the le1Vkei I~I reMain the elOCIuIiIIt PlIJIIIlt1V 01 10 FltK purpoltl 01 ihllt AaJr-cmerr middot~nowmiddotHO mean a knohow )jot e It(hnIQ~s (Q ~U mllhoclolocln loobbullbull~Iy i(ll ~pprOKIgtG dltibu~ Odell and dt1m dllcoveriU ad ld~ililnW1ed produCAd by dhelc~d or uelt t)y 1(11 he CfUlon IIlt plovilJcn 01 the o-t~f1b1eI or In the Iltroltnance 01 tho Sltrvkt1 i nel Iny chanee ImplovemenJ or modlfiuHon tlgtereto or deivatlv Ihe reof

P OI6IT lpoundRMS

Any licMM 10 ltgtlt ~h( to ~laquopoundl1 JO IOfWlIrt produW inc dIIlti l e r Cloud tu Dyfth-lMd ulkr till Irelfflflfl b prellldild on 1- telt

corldklons for the iPllllebje loflwr~ groduct Of dlcll or cloud trvlce lei forth btll1wwwJgtgtmQI(QroluQmtgtulk Cleull4itl~I SU(h

aptgtlblt oftw~re podu nd (jjIIIIlervlltes lermsr lncopO ~d by rcferetl(e hcreln

Q Mi~LlAHrOlJS PROVISIONS

1 AW nor l~bullbullequlred IC be amp1vfIfI1bullbullnrundfi hili ~e ifI wrllnt Inc ~11I)e (OtIl(Ieca prcper ~iwn If (II chlMrred In Jlt IOt (b) tlll vi the Unlled 51lei POI~I stvIlte pel1se orepald ftlIlIred 0 tertlfld Mill rflun fclOl requCled (cJ ifni by o~ernlJht del~rv scNiCe ( fidEgt UPS) 01 (dln bvfClIrn~~ ~ m~1I or olnelt el~wonlC mt~nd confimed by (~cslmll e relum mlll or ele~hone

2 TIUs CfNnltnt _ nor be led byCunomoe wtllIc 1(1 k wrgtlIell (0ltgtSe 1(I IN ~ III -eM 10 1amplJr lh eltlnbull bull o_ ethn~erJon firm 0 (OltpOrllon wltheut Cul1omer~ conscm 0(10111 abo lIve 1M Ith Itsor cI1stretlon 10ubconuaa ny ponlon 01 IDe Servl(e TII$ ~retmenllnues 0 he ben~fot of Ind Is appllc ble tc ~ny aS1inees or SUbltOnl etor~ ef telbullnd II blndlnt upon Customer wllh Plaquo110 nld Il-SlttD or ltubculag rs wilh Ite f~e nd tllecl3 n bInltls (uIOme loJel

411 any plcviion of 1M femen Is fgulld t W IMaloC ~ tbullbull1 or unenforceable in ~ny elOtet Ihe lIdlly lealOty ~nd enforcelbillt Ollhe rem~lIinlpltosooru cellUinil htfetll hill flO( In t V wy be Ifeuelt Of irnj)3IleltIthNeOv

S TlIII laquoeemenlI lhe enUre (onl et bltwcM 1(1 nd CU1l0mt1 and ~st~1 ~ny pltlcr or ~ 1 undcfSllndll _itt IIIltIU ~ ro~oII or Olher ommuni(llionl b tween the partIe

ampmiddot(111 dltnowIodllli ~nd ~ bull IIgt IIY jhHdl l c ord~ lucd by Cuilomc In cunllKlon h lhigt laquo~enl iSlnlend only 1D ellMliiSh lnymenllllhof1ry fOl Cr5lont r Inltrn~lluou~I purptllH nd nol be conide1( to be ~ unto llcr Imltfld n1 modlfQtion o OIher IcvlslonlO lhe lenTIl 01111 AtrHment No tem or condition I dud or rfenced In CUIO middot pUdaSll ordl will h~oe ant fOlte elfet and Ih~e ( flU and condillon shall (MUOI (utomr1 ICtcraquoi1ICe of ny SefVicellllJH ltOnltllu lt in I~pncc of these lerm ~nd rolldnions An prO(IOl fo tltkjllo~1 or d~lefe rli ferm~llgtt In CuSlomtrs J)Uf(hue orde-r Cr ny otll elt dOtumenl Inill expresl ~ccP1ed IfI wrlIlIZ by ICI hCfeby objKted 10 nd telaquotCd

711 1I1t( at n~ (hfnlel 10 (uuomero ~tlnl or 0~r3110~f Of I lPlk oOle eEulaIon II ltode u~ bull Of ulW~y t~Ilebullbull I~il mD Iltldy ffeet J(rl peremlnt~ of the S~rvi(eJ or 111 pt1tlrltl ~fel 10 IhU h the ~ht 10 an eQ~IUbl and l~proprlle djuumenl 10 Ihe cope Ie and othe-f llcned Ie 011111 Ag reemenl

Johnson ~p(gt 21)19 Johnson Conll ol1 CU~lome-f Confgtdent Controls 00 -0 eopV 1ptyslQllly eleGl ro~gtCIly OlIn any oiher mft) hou Ihe eXJlress wn llen oerrn$$IOn 01 Joinroon CQntro ~ Irtlt Pag 3e of 42

JOHNSQfJ COtHROlS PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED r 11i COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

ADorNDUM TO PSA TERMS AND CONOITIONS OR MONITORING OF INTRUSION fiRE AND OTHER WpoundTY SYSTEMS

If ~te MOnilOfin StMces bull bull pIktly III(ludtS Ittnol~ lire ~ml 1I~oritl gtlaquov1tv 11111 mooilorint or video monitor ifl lht $COpe 01 wol1lt O (11110 d es tile Aareemenl II hereby madifie1lncl mended to Indude the termlnd prollllioru ollhls Addendu 10 tile PSA 10 Monhorinc 01 InlWolI r lf Mid Sfety So$term (Ihe AI(eNjum QplIlred Irms thaI Ie nol de1if1ed titeln lhirll h~ the melni cJven 10 diem In the lIIlement In Ih _11 of conhicl between the t~rTIltId (omIllions of this Addendum arid those ~inl ln the 111_ the tems (ondttklfls oIlbis Aoddtlldllm st pi~I~

1 kmote MoMorln of AIm SI~nI$ If ICI receiYo an elMfltnCV Itrm Ilen111 Jel Floc Jel IhIoII eeworlo nolhylhe IPJfOprille po~ Or fire deplnfII or other eme1enty panR QG ~iJurlldictlonnd Jel hl tndeVOI 10 IIOtiIyCuIlOmPf or tlsdellllllled repruenlnlve by eltmoll urltss instfU(1e-ltt 10 do OlheAlt by Cllomer In whilll ndot Nltd on l~ndlfd operalln picaduttlfo Ih ROC lCi uJ)OII feeeipi 01 bull lIOnmiddot emeree llenll from lilt Iremll sh ncltlvor 10 nOI11y Citomer ~feMltlve pursUlnl to Cu llemer1 _inen Instructions k faullin to QltmoU or Ie nOlllatlon Cunome ICknowlldlt5 1-111 the sllNIs Irlrumlttld from lhe Iremes will be monltoid In mOllltorlnl ftty not 0~111td by x~ lhe peSOIIIIeIIn _h monltom fldllltf lit nollh I~u 01 10 nor dots KJ IoU I rupDnsibillry Ielt tilt _ tIkh 1Kh Inb w montloed o lhe ttlPOfll( to $udlI1

2 ltemOI Monltotlfll kNkes Irkntllfmote MonllorltlJ SeNlf$ 1M be plaquolded by KJ If lhe ACftrM1II includes dIle 101 wth St~ 11

wm SeMce Is pchtitd 1lt1I nltOI~ mIIf 01 Ilirm 10 lhe Premies and lhe InIIlllchlre Is bIosed on the porcln( iCOq( 10 by lhe Jgt3lttiel wbjea 10 the lerms llId (ondiliolls 01 tills Addendum tie numtIMohllrms produced I I thl1ueloes beyond the COnuXt~ numblaquo of alarml In month (utome wiM tie blWon oleage lea

CommunOllonl Mdbo 0110( acknowlld Iht monkOlinl 01 COIlfelt Equipment requires nnsmlSllon 01 Ilgn~1s 0-1 $urlldad lelephone Iinellndo the Int_I1Id th Ihese moOeI of IIIJllmlslion ltmoV be Inl~rupled ctrofIIYltInled orcompromilrd In whkh cn IIC llMnal ClIO be Insmitttd trom the Pemius 10 thtr nIOfgtileinl fad~ty CUllomt ndenlnd Itltlle II~ lhe noonIOIn latllHy 10 be Willi 01 $lOch tonditlon bull dditlonal or 11tf~ II prol~1on toIIO be inllilled $udI line ItcIity devicn1 (Ullomtr COIllnd epensencr 10 Irlnsmluon Itlephone Ii only Cuslom- etnowtlldl_ II is _ IhIt h _urlty deW _lillie Ind nlnl UpirWy ldenllfied In Sthtdule A bull (qulprnent l ist lin dednrcf to purdlnl well 0tvkI~ Crntomtlt IIlth xkroowIedItllhlt Ulth ddltlonil pClt11on Is not 1rbIe Jot Inltrntl lrlMtOlln1on un6tr thl AIeemtnl

4 flwjUnnccemrry nns StfIlu csls At IOs OP1lOnltllddllIDIIII IN mIy be dwpd lot any m Of unlfQlOSiry SIM Vuil uused Of n=~led bV cUOJftllf 111 ildclklon Cuitomeuhlfl be Illy re$llOflSlb~ncr II1Of1 for fines petllltItsIISISlmInts l3gtes f~ o MH I~ by ~ 10vemmelQ bOCIy lell1lho~ tommolOlctrlloll 01 ~I UlltImiulon COlllptny1l1he rnlllt Ilny Iltie larm Ind ~hin rtlmtgtiwl Kl lor any tom -cUffed by IClln conMCIicll IIgtItewth Cunomer wi opera Ihe l)II toIIeluly ~ ID 1ooId CMOllne fau llimu hIM lIrmi an be ClVled by I _tIM or olher forces ~ he cOIIlrof 01 10 II n ~ number 01 flle Ilium lit cltetved by KJ In MIdllicfl to Y othebull lIb1e (tmedlll 1 111)1e to Jel ICI m v lerminll Ihis amprttmenl Ind discontiny t ny Service(snd leek to cover dmllts If In bullbullent Is dlipolChtd by I _mtnlll l ulhorlty or Olh Iibullbull 10 pond 10 a II~ Ilirm where lh CUIIDme o Iny olher Piny IIIi InlentlonallV xddenoly or rraquolilenlIyKl~led lhe Iam I lInl~ CullonW kaD be Itlportllble lor and PIYnv and1I lell lcrjor fonu lIuled with fUPlaquol 10 lhe fls lImsnd PlY 10 JCJIht Iddltiooal clllrJcs Mid (OIl1lncufftd by It fom I fl lslIlm If lilt CIIIIO_r $11_ M$ 1IXIllHllbie dtvIu Customer IUlIgtorIlti ICI 10 ~I Ille Iemin to tv Ill the ludible device r JO I eqlleued 01 ordltltd ID do lO bltf l_r_II~ lIhbors Dr I~ fist and Cullonle will PlY JOlts standard servIc ct tllule lor Kh well visit PoIIcIIIndes tiIU rePlir of svn1 whlth CIOUS lue diugtoldla _ lobi_ IIlIlngln lhe equljllll6nl nt(esAY f 10 to wpptr the StMces nd euslOmllt wM fWf 1 COlU of JudI malntelaflct At IeUI IIOIIthly CUMO-wi IIISI the V$ltm protea deulces and send lell I 10 the ROC 10 I n monltorin laquoII1Imtn1 I 8WldIIfIct wlthlnswctlons from JO o the Roc CoI_r IIHi to lest lhe monltorlllamp IV$tttnS inc1tIltIinI ttsti anv ultruonlc mlctowwtlnfrared CampPlCliInce or other electronic ~l_nt prior lofle end of tlCh monlhnd will ImmedlJtetv rfllOlllO JCl if the equipment fafls to respend to ttll I wltom IhIoI mike Iny nlaquoIIUry rIj)IIs 1ltOO fttl clP of notice IS Ii rulonlllly prnkll CuWgtmer ~n al an tlmes be oltlv rponslbllt If)lt mainlilninamp Iny Iprln~~r vlem In cod wortInc oflier Ind provide Mfeqlllf hell to lilt PIfI

5 RemQII Monilorinamp Df VIdo MonltoiIl Srvices Oul~ Ih Term JCIl sol lcr only obfilllkln mine fom the In~~11oo of Video MMtorlnC ~Mc In Sctvkt oIfrnf 1hall be 10 monitor thl dlamplIlli 1l KlullIy IKlvtd by JO II tI flOC fom mnn Ollhe VIdeo $oo$lem afld pon receipi 01 a dlllllrillCnllndicU lhirt In fam cOndlticn )lists 10 crravcbullbull as ptlmnltd by II 10 lIol~y lhe police or olh munklplllulhoity deemed approprlale In KJs bsokn dilafllon IndIO well pellOllS Customer 1111 deslampMted In lIlne 10JO 10 rectlvoe nolineiQn cf IlICh IlIrm tondition II WI forth huein HD llarm 1nstI1ti00n ffPIl bullbull tnIInltnall(l or rd IgtOJUeI will be1OVItIed urocSer IhIi Video MDnl~ optlcnJO m~ oul DfIor nollce 10 CUIIDmtlt in _10_lcIbII ~or iltlurtnu _ultur~bullbull II(t d ls(OfIIIne 1Id Dr ltand iii ~ policies and protedurtL

bull Inc~lon nd rDndonlon oIlte VIdeo MonIln shaUbe pt~~d by KJ Wthis AI_nt Iclude$ I cha lOt IIIdro Mkorin~ Se we If ucll Voo MOIIltorln Stltva 11 purthi1e-d IIde(I MOIIlto111lI S~II will Decln when the Video SVSlern II Inlblled and opelltonalbullbullnd when Ih nlltesHry communletllorll COMIKlion Is CQmplcHed NO obIililiOIl lor the provision 01 tI1l~ VidllO Monitorln SeMa w1I laquogtIIInt1l lbest tlQllirmenllm ~

b CstQ lqvlllmut Customtr shall obIalnlllu DWfI CMtnd fgtltPtn~ () thIqulpmenl netenry 10(OrlllKllo 10110( Ind (b) wtutev~ IKtmlnlon permits o tice nHS lIwrl be 0ItUSA fom1 penonl ~111gtDtI1Ie ulltity bull bull nd lIlY ot tilted lervico plt0iId~ In co_aion wIIh Ih ~lYI(el n vIdIo 11 to be IISfd boor 1111 Customer Ii inlltlgtcltod 10 poduct Ad Imrnll video I~a (Ih VIdeo System Imj oillcPemlsti 10 IhltOC Ithe VitIeo System fCl mers no torn~ wJrratIVor fPISnotlon 11 1 Mto NSr will _ate IS ln1enclecf Conto Iulttller IJreoII 11111 notwithillndi V rule o 1IlttIct~tron by tel In dec Svst Ind Video SVSI I~ 10 ihIII ~ no tiPOMIblIity or obIiamplllorocltgt ItCnliO CusIO lhe~ SVlIm 0V other CUlla IIQVI~I

Johnson Ip(1 2019 Jonnson ConIeMs 111( ClSlomClI COnmill Controls Donor COfgtI iOhyseaUr eIetroncady OJ1M any o~ ~d) snour In )(lie u n)( ptfTllJSoOno JlhlisOft CorjoI l roe PageOol~2

PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rm ICntI(~ CvllOflCf II _u~hi1 I~ Video SYUCfgtgt ~alecl time lilt poiltloorwd NllouteclSlltll WI II only PlocllK 01 caPlII VIdlaquoI SvlI ionIt cr (ns111M Prcmltsts CUomo ~ IdtqWIwtiotI Ifbullbullbulln~(f1tIamp tondillonJ 101 Ihl OINt~ of the CamuH CUIm~ nb1~tI ltId lCllel t t 10 ~I$d no UItIIfO 0 lHlclpil~ Itllouln c JIOlIlIofgtInamp- lfodfO 1M t1ilW UMffillr(ludill W nol limhecl lo~lttllrlC willi NS loaltiDfU INn 01 pClSOfU In-VIdeo Sysltm l~etJ Y ~pirI or UIMUff

d Cll Customtlt Rw toI rflpltllbk 10 lbe video ~Im ce oduced Of uptur by toe VIdtltgt ~ 11 (gt11_ IQ~ del indemnify Inc hold hl rmIti )(1 M( 011lt tnl1 diectotJ I nc Itmployotfl I bull Inc ~I dmq~ lou (csu and cprnses 1~IucIItIIfI$ON~ UOOneyl lKi) rSOgtamp an or 1IIIrd gtllT IIIoIMI defTIIflCh Of ulu In connKlion lh thr ue (gtptfllion

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C V~oSylltmSIcMIbull WhM fcnalI(Im tM ~S(Iltm II lCeMd KIC$tfWIlhe hI to 1( bull m Zb belort odfoiC 0fIlaquotI1I(y ~lIcn Ind mty CfQOlt nol to notlfv ~tfCY ~10NWl1f II ~I Ulon Ie bellr-c In ill )Olt d-trtIJon III n Imer ency fondillon (lCI~ nOI tlsl 10 ~I filii temPt Ie i~ Ito nUINe ollhltl tmesfltv by ut vI u l yenelnClllon ndlor Iht twO-ayollaquo 111_ iI pploble) of 1M Vldre Sl$IMlIn(lud~ CnOlNlt 1(I1t IIKI detirllI 11111 ergtey (onditJ olUs JO will tfIde_ 10 notify lhe popelt POlice or emet~ry (0II1IC1 on a IIlClllon alln cI In_I by(~omer 10 10 Ot lIS CltnH- WIlen ~~ICfl(y 11 lCe~](1 I bull bull UtpllO coaKI tilt 111 ~ble CII1I01r1If rtprtotllI~Ie orr lilt nCltlLutIOll c~ liS bill fill rIOI nol l l( tmtrlRfKV uLhI~ Ihls notlllcalll)lJ will bI irllh~ I of bullbull o 11 1(1 bull 1 folte ROC ~c~_ lilne c~S1~ fl1~ e~ edlle lhe Q~ IUt Iltgtr Yemerlencv or __~trCt otulJoII the cuHomtr HI nftdO mte IhIs tQIIMlln _kin csl~ IUlhobl$ n IKISIO ~ IU Iettl Ie UJt Itl dlKrltllorgt C_IIII I ~I Ot damp1IlIon 01 11 Pt 0 ptlt$ons en o OUftd 1111 cltfTIht$ who UI nalllUIIorInltI 0 ClrtOmet 10 Will HOT MUST Ott DpoundTAlN MfI tllUON

f tcordlnp CltnIOIOtf COMtllU 10 lbe Ilpe laquo0lt1111amp of ~I Ietph(lnlc tomnICIII bt_ Ihl Pttml~ nd KI lCI wll h no ~ InyIlLilJnIrom laquoordlne fo r bullbull nu 10 ~cd) CIt PlbltCJ11on 01 ampf1WO-Wty WIIrI eamtnamplnlaOOrU oVgttr KOId1 0lt lhelrIi1(1 hili III tidily In c~ wllh VIdeo Svll grllt Vldre SysIHTIIaa IndudI blrt rtClHnllted I e I frltN omltlIlon tOeJamptn(t o 0 1( by JCI CIt olltl oNi( p~ ~I__ lIenu COfltnclon Of tny Olha tIIIrd pan COMtel ie n wIIh e ~tllgt1 fOt 1~ 1ltt 01 ffIOI) ~nsmLilIIon eodilll InltrpOflamp UllOfIl4I 10 VidtO Imltbull

I IIl1k 01 1011 II lIMorntls 10 dgn nol prenl o wIfnl that IIIlt StltvIet1 p_nl nylou by buIII( IIoIdup fire 01 gherwbl CIt 1-1 Ih ~__ In til ua ptOyenide the ptelWIon for WO II is Lnslllld 0lt InIrIOdtcl Of lhaillM ~ will be ninttlpted 0 eUQImiddotf (ltnlome

II d ok It lou 0 cll mi l 10 the ~ belA( mon~t ~~~ to itl (ltntl wlgttlhot bIoIonCInlIDCWiOmtr O111end hM not dt on Inv ItennUliQI1l l ncl wlIes 01 CI CXp Of Implied e(~pt IJ pt(rV loti IOllh In l~ iI AiHmf nl fUr1I1e IxprlIV ~(luded from

IhIs ~I If til wnl lt 01 met(lIlnlabJlilv Of nt Of ulUbifi l f01 ~trtk FUfl)Oie

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Johnson ~kc- 4tI I9 1ohnson Contro~ In ControlsCUllom CordrdflII81 Do roI COllr (pllrll~r t IOCQntC8 ly 0 In 1ly Cllgte nltd3) WllhOul I~e exp e $ Wllen penTllulon Of JOMampOI1 ConIIOiI I nc_ Page 41 012

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TOWNSHIP OF WORTH Sanilac County MicbigaD 6903 S Lakeshore Rd Lexington Michigan 48450

Telephone (810) 359-8852 Fax (810) 359-7027 F-mail CleTkworthmlorg

PhUlp EssenmacheT sup~JenDifer Staoyer Clerk Jenuifer Woodruff Treasurer Jack Wylie Trustee Walter Badgerow Trustee

RESOlUTION 16-7-20-1

RESOLUTION TO ALLOW WORTH TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF DETROIT EDISON TO OPT ltlUT OF THE SMART METER PROGRAM

Whereas Detrott Edison Company has begun the process of Installing within the boundaries of Worth Township digItal advanced meter infrastructure to be referred 10 in this resolution as smart meters I and

Whereas many township residents have expressed concerns about the Installation of sm art meters on their

homes to Worth Township officials and to the Worth Township Board and

Whereas these residents and Township Board members have expressed concern about the alleged Intrusion

into their respective energy usage attributed to smart meters and

Whereas many residential customers of Detroit Edison Company are concerned that emissions from smart meters may be attributed to serious health problems including but not limited to physiological neurological pulmonary vascular and sensory and

Whereas Michigan House 8i114916 was written to address the above mentioned concerns regarding smart meters and has been forwarded to the Committee on Energy Policy

Now therefore be it resolved that the Township of Worth SanIlac County supports the ability of OTE Energy customers to retain their current analog meters and to opt out of the smart meter program fortheir homes without being subject to financial penalties and additional monthly charges

Now therefore be It further resolved that the Worth Township Board of Trustees strongly encourages State Representative Chairman Aric Nesbitt of the Committee on Energy Policy the Michigan Public Service Commission Attorney General Bill Schuette State Senator Phil Pavlov and State Representative Paul Muxlow to take all regulatory procedures needed to investigate alJthe aforementioned InformatJon and concerns for the health safety and welfare of our cItizens and Inhabitants

Board Adoption

This Resolution shall become effective on the date of Its adoption by the Worth Township Board

RESOLVED this O dayof j~ 010lw

ATIEST AS TO ADOPTION BY THE WORTH TOWNSHIP BOARD

$0 Resolved

Date 07- 2 D- b

Supervisor Philip G Essenmacher

~ Oerk Jennifer Stanyer

Motion to Adopt made by Board Member ~Yl)) Second by Board Member lAhxJtttff

Nay AbsentAye

Philip Essenmacher Supervisor

Jennifer Stanyer Clerk

Jennifer Woodruff Treasurer

Jack Wylie Trustee

Walter Badgerow Trustee

I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and complete copy of a resolution adopted by the Township Board

of Worth County of Sanilac Michigan at a Budget Meeting held onj~ 00 f OIQlli and that said meeting was given pursuant to ad In full compliance with the Open Meetl Act being PA 267 of 1976 and that the minutes of said meeting were kept and have been made available as required by said Act

Jennifer $tanyer - Clerk

Village of Reese Resolution No 13-14-01

A RESOLUTION ADDRESSING SMART METERS IN THE VILLAGE OF REESE

WHEREAS the teon Smart Meter often refers to an eleCOidty meter but it also may mean a device measuring natural gas or water consumption and

WHEREAS many communities across the country have joined forces to prohibit smart meters from being Installed locally mostly upon the notice ofhigher energy bills (Cost) illness (Health)forced installation ofmeter(lnvasion into Home) Privacyissues(4th Amendment right to Reasonable Expectation of Privacy) Safety and Liability and

WHEREAS on March 4 2013 the Planning Commission for the Village of Reese passed Resolution No 2013~02 that recommended that the Village Council consider takingjormal action to notify and ban allfuture use aSmart Meters within the VillQJe ofReese and

WHEREAS the Village Council believes that additional information relating to the use of smart meters 1n the Village of Reese needs to be compiled prior to making a definitive deCision with respect to banning the use ofthe devices NOW

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that at a regularly scheduled meeting of the Reese Village Counal being held on May 13 2013 ) a quorum being present a motion was made by KEAST and second by FIELBRANDT to place a moratorium on the use of ~smartmeterswithin the village limits for a period of six (6) months so that the Planning Commission can continue studying the matter AND

BE iT FURTHER RESOLVED tbatthe copies of this resolution be mailed to aD utility companies who provide electric gas and water services to the VIllage of Reese

Vote

Ayes 7 Nays 0 Abstain 0 Absent 0

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City Clerk l1wUlCi M Smilh

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CITY OF BROWN CITY A Progressive Industrial and Agricultural Community

4205 Main Street Post Office Box 99 Brown Cily Michigan 48416()099 Phone (810) 346middot2325 Fax (810)3463802 el11lil brownctygrealtllIkesne

CITY OF BROWN CITY Resolution Number 16-04

A RESOLUTION TO THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION EXPRESSING THE BROWN CITY COUNCILS CONCERN WITH THE

INSTALLATION OF DTE ENERGY SMART METERS AND A REQUEST TO EXPLORE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY EFFECTS

WHEREAS OTE Energy has begunlhe installation ofnew mele to CU$lomers in Michigan ThumtNlleA oommunities~ replacing existing meters with srcaUed Smart meters that is electric meters which viH broadcast information to the utility company using radio frequencies and

WHEREAS DTE Energy has indicaled thaI il will at some point begin installotion of Smart mete in the City of Brown City and

WHEREAS Smart mel provide benefit 10 utilities by allowing remole meter reading by among other things eiiminating the need for someone to go onto each utility customers property to read a meter and possibly offering residents lower electric rates at non~peak times and

WHEREAS a significant number ofpeople including residents or the Cil) of Brown City have expressed heir roucems 10 this Council hom potential health effects ofthe Smart melers as well tIS other concerns regarding lheir universal deployment in the City and

WHEREAS although the City COlmcil is inforoted that it is without jurisdiction to directly regulate Smart meters exclusive jurisdiction over them residing with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) the City Council believes it is appropriate to assist its citizens in obtaining consideration of their issues by requesting careful review thereof by tbe MPSC

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROWN CITY that

I The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perform a careful analysis fbe potential health and safety effilltts which may result from the univernal installation of Smart meters for electric and gas utilities

2 The MPSC is further requested to consider delaying the deployment of Smart mete pending a conclusion by the MPSC following coreful study lJd review that such met are safe and will have neither short-term nOr tong~term negative consequences to the health of the citizens of the City of Brown city and the State of Michigan generally

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3 The MPSC is asked to carefully examine other concerns regarding tbe deployment of Smart meters as may be sllbmilled 10 them by Tcside nls of the City of Brown Cily and lhe Stale of Michigan so as to insu re that all aspects or the issues are considered before final dctennination is mnde with respect 10 such deplo)111enl

4 The MPSC is funher asked to consider requi ring public lllilit ies to allow customers with appropriate medica l docwnellHll ion of their ind ividualized risks to opt out of SmOtrl me ter installation at their homes

5 The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perfoml a ca reful analysis ofrhe potential privacy issues regard ing available and fut ure SOlan meter technology

6 All resol Ulions inconsistent with [he foregoing resolut ion be and the same h~reby an repealed to the c-tent of such inconsi stency

The fo regoing Resolul ion was ofJered on May 9 20J 6 by Councilmember William Nailers and seconded by Counci l member Dan Loulzenhiser There folloed a Ro ll Call VOle with four (4) Councilmembers present eM Jacobson -alSlnl eM Louzenhiser-yes eM Mclvorycs eM Milkr-yes eM Parks-absent eM Wal(~rsmiddotyes

Abs(ltlining ~

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A QUORUM BFING PRESENT - MOTION DECLARED CARRIED

I Juonii a M Smilh (ily Clerk o(the City or Brown Cit) hereby cen iry thallhe foregoing is tru and complelc copy orn resolutiOlllldoplcd by rhe Cily Counc il o r th~ government ofrhc City of Brown City County orSonilac Sl3te of Michigan al a regular mecting hcld on May 9 2016 and thai said m~etin ~ was conducted M d public notice of sa id mecling WaS given pursuam to and in fuJI compliance with Ih Oren Meelings Act bein Ac t 267 Public ActS o( Michigan 1976 and thaI the mimlles of ~a id meeting Wlfe kepi nnd ill be U f have been made available as requ ired by said Act

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RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THEAlIIUrv OF Clrv IEStDENTS AND PROnIffY OWNERS TO EUlCITO OPTmiddotOUT OF RECEMNG

ADVANCED UTilITY MmRS (SMART METElISl

The followIng preamble and resolution were offered by Coundlmember ~1 i t hoe J ~rL_~ and SlIpp-orted bV Councflmemher ~~__k Ll pa n __~

WHEREAS OTE Energy SVIARl meters (SMART rn~ters) are 0lltidern electrIc metirs which end elect(ic meter readings dutomatlcaty bv using a radio frequency nehvorK rather than 11 uarlitronal on-site ~te( reading method lind

WHEREAS DTt fnargys actively Installing SMART meters throughout southeastern Mlchigan And has recently moaJfed 11

latter to the City of caro pemin1na to the ability of City residents to opt-our of f(Celving a SMART meter and

WHEREAS a numberQf CIty residents have exprltssed tomems regarding negative health conditIons that may reson from the use of SMART meters the a(CUuKY ofSMART meters and the possibmty that th~ uS of SMART meters may contribute to Ute loss of personal Jlrivacy aod

WHEREAS the Mict~an Public SeNke ComPlisston has receotlydedded to lnvesligate seve-fal Il$pea$ pertalnloji to the use and installation of SMART metm and

WHOtpoundA5 the Mlthigan Public Service Commission tlSi a tompomml cf this lmt~stigation is requesting thai utmW comPanles disclose Information rega-rdltli tM po-tential adverse hearth effects associated with (he use of SMART metetS and

WHEREAS th~ City of CarD Council i$ charged with securing and defendioe the overall health safety_ aod welfare of the ldenU of the aiy and their guests

NOW THEREFORE BE rr RESOlVED that the City of (arc Council her) supports the abillty of Its residents and property owoe~ to elect to o-pt-out of receiving SMART meters m$taIJed

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Cam Coune supports the invGSlgat1ltm by the Mkhigan Public Servlce Commission of SMART meters

THIS RESOLUTiON DECLARED ADOPTED nus 5 DAV OF August 20131 ClerkITreasufac of 1M City of Cam State of Michigan do hereby certify tNt thE foraolng Resolution was duly adopted by the City of cam Council during its regular meeting Mid in the Municipal BunOlng in the Clty of Carcent on August 2013

Resolution It 16-201~ June 6 2016

RESOumON A RESQUJTiON SUPPORTING MfCHIGAN HOUSE BtLl4916 OR SIMIlAR IEGtsJATlON AND SUPPORTING THE AmUTY OF TOWNHSIP R6U)poundNTS TO CHOOSE TO HAVE AN ANALOG EtECTfUC AND GAS MEml RATHER THAN ASMART (ADVANCEtll MErE

WHEREAS smart meters are computerized electr1c meters that send electric meter readings to the utility via radiofrnquency radiation multiple times per day and

WHEREAS analog meters are manualJy read electromechanical meters that have accurately

measured the electrtc consumption of homes and busfnessesfor over acentury and

WHEREAS DTE Energy (the utility) is repiaclng exJs1ing utility meters with smart (oka advanced or AM) meters and

WHEREAS DTE EnelY plans to replace all meters with either the fully functioning smart meier orthe smart meter with the radlofrequency turned off (opt-out meter) and

WHEREAS the opt~()ut meter must be manoa read In the same way analog and nooshytransmitting digital meters must be read and

WHEREAS the IItl1ity in fts testimony berore the Pub1c $ervlce CQmmission in U-17053 has stated that the nonMtransmltting smart meter performs no functions not already performed by the analog electric meter and

WHEREAS the utility charges the residentJa customer $6720 to have the norHransmitting opt-out smart meter In place of the fully functionIng smart meter and

WHEREAS the cost of lealllng In piace an existing analog meter is $000 thus creating an unnecessary charge on the customer who does not wish to have a smart meter on their home Or business and

WHEREAS some persons on fixed lncomesare unable to afford the opt-out fees and

WHEREAS the utlJlty does not permit businesses to opt out and

WHEREAS1 citIzens of this oommunity have expressed many concerns about this replacement Including concerns about the health effects of mdlofrequency radIation and the voltage transients and harrnonfcs (line noise) generated by smart meters concerns about privacy and hacking concerns about fire safety and fire hazards concerns about Impending time-ofltse rates and resultant increases In electric bills and conterns aoout remote shut-off and

WHEREAS many residents in the State of Michigan have reported negative health symptoms after the installation of smart electric meters or rnm-transmittlng opt-out meters on their homes and

WHEREAS some residents of the State of Michigan have reported that their smart meter has cau~ht fire or exploded or have reported flickering lights and appliance short-outs Immediately after a smart meter was installed and

WHEREAS the Township of Vassar has worked tirelessly to attract positive Investment while rejecting those that put our health environment and quality of life at risk and

WHEREAS the Vassar Township Board of Trustees ts charged with securing and defending the overatl health safety and welfare of the residents of the Township and their guests and

WHEREAS the electromagnetic frequencies emitted and generated bV these meters have been snown by tens of thousands of scientific studies since the 19305 to harm biological systems and therefore may pose a serious long~term threat to the health of our cltlzensj and

WHEREAS customers with a disability under the Americans with DlsabIHtles middotAct may not be charged for accommodation of their disability and

WHEREAS both the nonmiddottransmittlng smart meter and the analog meter accurate IV measure electricity usage and whereas both must be read by a meter reader therefore making them indlstlngulshable for purposes of metering customer electrical usage and

WHEREAS smart meters have not been mandated by the federal or state government and

WHEREAS our Township is committed to providIng equal opportuntty and quality of rife for all and to removing full barriers to participation In public nfe on the basts of dlsabnity and

WHEREAS OTE has been unresponsive to these customer concerns and

WHEREAS House 81114916 would address these concerns without Impacting the utilitys ability to Install smart meters on the homes and busInesses of those who want a smart meter

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Vassar Township Board of Trustees supports the ability of OTE customers to not partidpate in the smart meter program on their homes and businesses and to have their electricity usage measured by an analog meter without suffering financial penalties or Incurring monthly charges as outlined in House 81114916 and that an analog option be offered in perpetuity to all uttllty customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar TownshIp Board ofTrustees calls upon the Chair of the House Energy Policy Committee the members oftne Energy Polhy Committee the state representative for our dlstrtct the state senator for our district the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Attorney General to do all In their power to ensure passage of House 81114916 and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar Township Soard ofTrustees calis upon the above-mentioned persons and governmental entitles If House 81114916 Is not passed in this legtslative session to do all In their power to ensure passage of legislation In the future that will ensure that utility customers have the right to have an anakJg meter on their homes or

middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

Vassar Township Clerk ~~--=-~

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November thrOU(jh MAV Capaci ty Ener9Y bull2973( perkWh Non-Capaclty Energy bull3783lt Pfr kWh

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WatN Heating Strvce Rate

This rate Is a~alllJble for customers Who use an elecshy(ric wdler hedler tor sanitary pJrpos eJ Controlled service (Interrupt ible)

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sect 9 Compensation of county officers

Sec 9 BoampTds of s upervisors shan have exclusive power to fix the oomp officers not otherwise provided by law

runory Cocst 1963 All VII 9 Elf J I I 9amp yo ConrlNd amp CMII 1908ArI VllJ fR

sect 10 Removal of county seat

Sec 10 A county seat once established shall not be removed until the place nlch it is proposed to be moved shall be designated by two-thirds of the members of the board of supervisors and a majority of the electors voting thereon shall have a pproved the proposed locatioD in the manner prescribed by law

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sect 11 Indebtedness limitation

Selt 11 No Cltlunty shall incur any indebtedness which shall increase its total debt beyond 10 percent of its assessed valuation

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sect 12 Navigable streams permission to bridge or dam See 12 A oavigable stream shall not be hridged or dammed without permission granted by

the board of supervisors or the county as provided by law which pennission shall be subject to such reasonable compensation and otheT conditions as may seem best sui ted to safeguard the rights and interests of the county and political subdivisions the rein

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sect 13 Consolidation of counties approval by electors Sec 13 Two or more contiguous counties may combine into a Slagle county if approved in

each affected county by a majority of the electors voting on the quest ion IIUtDrr- eo t 1961Arr Vl t 13 Ell J 1 1964

sect 14 Organization and consolidation of townships Sec 14 The board of supervisors of each organized county may organize and consolidate

townships under restrictions and limitations provided by law Hi~ Coru 1963Arr VIto I~ ErrJLIgt 1 100-1 Fo CoGMI~U 01lJ See eoru 1908 Art Vlll us

sect 15 County intervention-in public utllity service and rate proceedings

x Sec 15 Any county when authotized by its board of supervisors sha ll have the authority to enter or to intervelle in any action or certificate proceeding involving the services charges or rates or any privately owned public utili ty furnishing services or collJJlodities to rate payers within the county

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sect 16 Highways bridges culverts airports road tax limitation Sec 16 The legis lature may provide for the laying ou t construction improvement and

maintenance of highways bridges culverts and airports by the state and by the counties and townships thereof acd may authorize counties to take charge aod cootrol of auy highway within thei r limits ror such purposes The legislature may provide tbe powers and duties of Counties in relation to bighways bridges culverts and airports may provide ror county road commissioners to be appointed or elected with povers and duties provided by law The ad valorem property tax imposed for road purposes by any county shall not eltceed in any year one-half or one percent of the assessed valuation for the preceding year

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

~~~ Jodi Fetting

Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

AittpAcs Policy GIOlp Airsp $iIViClWl us )epCfIrren ul T(Qrspo~ltrlto-

8GO lndeperdenoe Avenue SW WtW1Irglo DC 7059

Federal Aviation AdrninStrotion

JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

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Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

3

Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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JOHNSON I I gtJI ~ r)1 5 PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL )REA~El r r COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

Summary of Services and Options

Comprehensive and Operational Inspections During comprehensive and operational inspections Johnson Conlrols w ill perform routine checks oltha equIpment for common issues caused by normal wear and tear on the equipment Additionallests can be run to confirm the equipments pertormance

Routine maintenance such as lubrication cleaning and lightening connections can be performed depending on the type of equipment being serviced Routine maintenance is one of the keys to the five values of maintenance -It can help identify energy saving opportunities reduce futUre repair costs extend asset life ensure productive environments and promote health and safety

Combustion Analysis

Combustion analysis and subsequent adjustments are critical to efficient boiler operation Boiler fuel whether natural gas or oil must burn in the proper combination of fuel and air (oxygen) Poor combustion can create soot deposits on the tubes impairing heat transfer Incomplete combustion can also lead to the potential formation of CO (carbon monoxide) an odorless gas that can harm occupants In the mechanlcat room andlor building Johnson Controts technicians will analyze the flue gas to determine If optimal fuellair ratios are present

Operational VisltlControls System Verification Based on our exper1ise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance and calibrations on the equipment controller for your mechanfcal equipment The inspection includes the following tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel

bull Review of alarms points which are offline out of service and overridden points

bull l ocal baclltup of controller program

Advantages Provides proactive Identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments identify energy efficiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

Operational VisitSupervisory Controls System Verification Based on our expertise and factory recommendations we will execute routine preventative maintenance on the supervisory controllers and servers in your Metasys system The inspection includes the follOoving tasks

bull Visual inspection of the control panel and cleaning as needed bull Review of alarms points which are offli ne out of SeNtce and overridden points bull l ocal backups of controllers objects and server repoSitories bull Review security database and ensure default passwords are Changed

Advantages Provides proactive identification of problems which helps maintain productive environments Identify energy effICiency opportunities reduce future repairs and extend the life of your equipment

TowerfBasin Cleaning During operation a cooling tower becomes a natural repOSitory for wind-blown debris This debris has a tendency to collect In the towers sumpbasin Johnson COI1trols technicians will clean the lower and basin 10 prevent blockage and pOlenllal damage to critical system

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components This service does not include chemicallreatment required to control or eliminate biohazards such as Legionella unless chemical water trealment services have been added as a separate option

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Summary Thank you for considering Johnson Controls as your building technology services panner The following agreemenl document Includes all the details surrounding your Planned Service Agreement

With planned service from Johnson Controls youll get a value-driven solution that can help optimize your building controls and equipment performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a solution that fits your specific goalS delivered with the attention of a local seNice company backed by the resources of a global organization

We ll be your building technology services partner

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Planned Service Agreement

Cuslomer Name COUNTY OF TUSCOLA Address 440 N STATE S1 CAROMI48723-1555 Proposal Dale 061112019 Eslimale 1-135LX3G9

IScope of Service

Johnson ContrOls Inc r Jcq and the Cuamplomer (colledively the -Parties) agree Preventative MaintenslCe SelVlces as defined in Schedule A r Services) will be provided by JCI aihe Customers facitily This Planned Service Agreement the Equipment U s Supplementat Price and Payment Tefms Terms and CondJUons and Schedule5 attached hereto and incorporated by this reference as if sellor1h funy herein (ColecUvely the Agreement) cover the rights and obligations of both the Customer and JCt

Extended Service Options for Premium Coverage

If Premium Coverage is selected on-sile repair services to the equipment will be provided as specified in this Agreemenl for the equipmenllisted in Ihe attached Equipment Us

IEquipment List

Only the equipment listed in the Equipment Lisl will be covered as part of this Agreement Any changes to the Equipment Lisl must be agreed upon in writing by both Parties

----------------~ITerm f Automatic Renewal

ThIs Agreement takes effect 0fI 0810112019 and will continue until 0713112021 (Originaj Term) The Agreement will aUlomalicatty renew on a year-Io-year basis after the Onglnal Teon ends unless Ihe Customer Of JCI gives the other writte n notice il does not wam to renew The nolice must be delivered al least (45) days prior 10 the end of the Original Term or of any renewal period The Orignal Term and any renewal periods are sometimes collect ively referred to in this Agreement as the Term Renewal price adjustments are discussed in the Terms and Conditions

IRefrigerant Charges

Refrigerant is nOllncluded under this Agreemenl and wilt be billed separately to the Customer by JCt

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IPrice and Payment Terms

The lolal Contract Price for JCIs Services duringlhe 1st year of the Original Term is $1302000 This amount will be paid to JCI in Annual Installments Pricing for each subsequent year of a mul1iyear Original term Is sel forth in the Supplemental Price end Paymenl Terms All payments will be due and payable within 30 days of Ihe invoice date and SUCh IImely payment by Customer shall be a condition precedenl 10 JCIs obligation to perform lis Services A penalty of one and a half percent (15) of the amount due per month shall accrue for payments received after the payment due date Renewal price adjustments are set looh in the Terms and Conditions

Invotoes wil be senllo the following lOcation

TUSCOLA COUNTY COURTHOUSE 125 W LINCOLN ST CAROMI48723

o In lieu of paper Invoices senllO the location above invoices should be emelled 10 the following email address

This proposal Is valJd for thirty days from the proposal date

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2 PJl(MIUM (OV(RAGE m~ti ~C COVE RAG E plUI Re~I lO bar R~Pllf Mi~b lunltu flucl~ ffom the I trgttrtl) II (VlgtIOtMf hlll Od~td PRE MIUM COV~AAGt lei wil InsPlaquo the Coveted f~ulpmenl wilhln lOI1Y~ (~S) d~ of the dilll 01 lIlll Alrtemtnt Qf U Ifuanll oropellJ1lo~a(and~ ioru permit JCI wlU l~en adYl (unome II iel rM~ it nyCovO)f ecl Equlprnent nal wallinS ode o In ed of IfPillr Whh CUllome 1 ePlgtov~1 ICI I perlofm 1M wok nc(eu~ 10 11 tht (ovc~d lqulpm r nt plope woklnt (oMltion $ubJOCI to tile tem of Ihls AIeemen ( UStOme wlU ~~v 10 IIKII k al CI 1~1Id~d Jl te for PII iIltId Iobor In effampt at Ik~ me 11111 the work I pfOlmed II (10m doel not wonlJO ttt perlo m Ihe k lcl1Otlfed ~tlttn bv JCr n ~ ~Qulpment theby fletled wllllgte~ If(1m the lilt of C_fd foulpmtnlad theConlfKl PfIr1 wjj MI)tIlltlt KtOfi Should CusiOlM not mairf len ffomcred 1gt11 Of poltced wlth the modfoed PRpoundMIUM (OVpoundRAGt Cl IIefVeS Iht Iampht 10 olee Cwlamt for Ihe (0110 11It111fQUlDmcn Insplaquotion

3 OOfNDro SERVICE munSefYL(CS peformj ou lcl~ Jeri_mol bult hQutgt anclls ilVll lo ~ e ontv CuStCmt f na PREMIUM COVElAGL pound)Cendltgtd $eritc I av~ble etth~ HIS or NO 1 (utomer1 ~ltcl~ Tho ptiQo lOt htended Slce Wcroolen by Cu1tomel II pi n of the tot ol (OnilCl ~lee

4 CONNlCTIO SERVICES If Cu$(lmN I 1 ConfItCad sNlu on v C~td EQlJi~nl ~I tnee Iully dtsOlbed In k hedle A (usto Iy be cqulreltllc Mow KI to InI11 o w iIdj olt roftwil~ to e~ (omluII Qn th (U ltom middot C_td Qulpnt ( Gillilyttev~I In OfllftJO lCl lOdcllYlt (oftKt~ S-Icu on lhe c-acr CQVlpfntL (m0flll ihall pOYIdt I slaquouffllIl_t~_ncnlo 0 allo f_~~ ~a Ic lhe Gaf_~ Oev(C Inoltck 10 fmolcyc(61 - Store ~nd I~nd oj1t Ot me rgtU0M 01 ~(II ScrvIt )(1 will nal ltlSC Cltmtgte(t~ Sf)(e to ~tnOle l~ OP~I or lth es to CUltOmc 1 qtJIpm~nL The GII~ ~t I~n emaln Jell POgtfrty and JCI I Vupon ~unablt rKltKC ove ~ ItfIy time JC1 ~ no ny wn~MY 0 BillI llIln 101M CoMt(led ~ervIlaquoJ

5 R~MOTE MONITORING SERVICES OR REMon OPERAnNG SpoundtViCU If RemOt~ Monllorlne Seflllltn o lemole OPftJ~ ~lceJ ae pgtfOgticlld CUOtnCf fees 10 furnbh lei wll~ IIgtI of the n 111t oddlt e maUl~delbullM pJIO~ ~mlgtelaquo ofU penon lhOtlltd 10 be tcntlatll by 0lt be blt 10 OonUCl lhe IIOC tO ftJ1 ~rm sl)et)flr 11_ UPOR talOn thltC PPOIHI~ I bullbulltlor(y1f JO SeJltlccs lncfuOe tmtrl MOltlo(lfin SffVlcH wilh Open ltId (IDmiddot Cuno 100 it Itt Inh h J(I wllh CUllOtrgte$ (IiII1v alld hold _Int rod cfltWiI

Johnson WJC 2019JotvIson Conlois I ControlsC uS lome C onhcleI1I Do nQI COgt ( ~orlly ~onCIII~1 0lt flIy Otref mad ill) WUI10UI Ih~ eltPHS lien permssion QI JoIIOI1 Co)(rolamp IIIC P()ge 35 0 142

JOHItSON CONTROL~ PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED -OR COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

~thedltJIt$ CVlo mer 3iQC to mlllli arid upd~le l~ tillillill wilh altcult InlOI ffIIl on CUltlDmelt fu(~ bullbullbulle t 10 n01l1y ICI of loU~ (ha nampe IS loon II pOIIbllt lelIIOC Is fIOI -spobif 10 li nd new ootIlICUnumbltm H I~ (onl~CU 0lt1 lit all 11m Mot be reached ma um of t~laquo ~ct It Iowed for I ny Ilmot oil dy If noM 01 Itos ltolltCIS un be ucd tlltn ncIMII C11I()I I~ ROC lIl t rspOlU~e 10 d_ts ( UIO- ill repoMIbie 101 ~00 I I ltOlll 100 ~ Wn lom Customer ffW 0 po~ lmety updates 101 ~nv or th COIltKi lrIotmll lonsubmhlod 10 Ihe ROC

5 CUSTOMER SlRVIC INfOflMUON PORTAL ( mom may be ~ble 10 uUIle ICf CUgtlomelt SeltvIu nlo IIIIIOO PO(il dl1ne Ihe It1ftI 01 1119 H-tnent pu rsu~nl 10 the I~tn ppllcable Term 0 1 UI~ IIteemenl

B 0U1 OF SCOPE SERVlCE5 If dul1nC enyServict Vit KI delrc111 defect in any of Cuotomet t qulpmtnllhtIgt IIO t Covered EQOip~nt undq IhlJ Afltement (In Oul of Seoplt Dof~otmiddotlKI Y lbut lhall have MobIifation 10) fIOlity Cu~ 01 sud Out 01 Sltltraquo- oftct II Culttonw ele(ts 101 JeIIO ep Jgtoth Oul 01 Sca~ ~fce 01 il Jet olMrwiH pMOims Sentieel 0 pr~ _Ieltias Pln_ Ot tqIlpment outside Ihe fCDpe oIlhe StIWlca collenM-ly CuI 01 Scope SeMen- Cullom sltll dlreQ 10 10 01 eh Oul 01 ~ Stnokn IrI wtItlflamp ~nII CUltOIM wu PlY 10lt rn Out or ScOPe SeMltoH ~IIO IIlIndyend lees o hou1y fa II he reultil IgtOlite 01 n Out 01 Sltgpe ~ect Customer ~Ieltts not to etIa~ K I lO RPlIr well Ou l Df~oIect CuSlomer II deffnd nil Indemnify let from IIId Iirlsl lllflndft Ionesdlmos dJ lml COltsnd expenses Ifisl dlrectlyOf Indirf(loul 01 wchOuI oIScopl Delect Any Oul ol Swpe SeMcC ~rlonned by 10 II 1M direction 01 CultOmer PUflv nt 10 Ihis

Seciion IJIIII be lJbI~IIO lhe le ms oIlhlJ eement

C IXClUSIONS Ct Skfl llgtd wrrnty obHIltclll epreuly egtltdud

) the fllMr or ~IMIII 01 cluctwort ~Inp bIneu Iliumfar supporU t_ lilllttsbIHgtIotdltOtIIr and ~neumu( pIf)Inamp Iltd ~l shu afII pipI 1lO11IOIItv tPIlaquot-d 01 malrgtUitJKI on scMdulod balitNI-1InI 01 01 0 pIic plplnt

(b) daoosal 01 hlloudoul_IIK ocfpf H olhtlWbe Pfesslt ptOIfided heln)

(c) clblrl lCllng 01 ehikr ~OIIdef4er WIlt tems d Oilier coltnPltgtlnts fOi blDlald$ such II but nOI Wmlllaquod 10 leamplone~ Unlesl ewt)lltilly slaquolloflll In IhotKopt 01 teN(ts betwe-tn tIM PII Unlen eoplick ty provld for within me scope 01 SfMcd thl iJ Oul of Scope StNkt$M til CultomltfS egtdult-e r ponllbWty 10 mkt ~Hlnt_ts lot wch oervktl with proYide oilgte lhan JO Me-ntlons 01 chll~ tube lelnlnamp condttuer oltnlnc coolnl l_cleanlnamp Of boiler tubt nrc IrI I ny KOpe or It only I~WQfk 10 remow nomlll bullthp 01 dIbriI ~d sctle lube brush cltltllrlamp prfuurt _hln obullbullcld IIuIhlrlJ ReIre 10 well cit doe fIOIlrldlldlti chItInQI cleanl dIsInffltlJo~ g ~ _I IHlmern r~lrN 10 ellminale (ontrOl 01 dSirllect IIIhst bIDtrd$ such IS bul 1gt01 IimIIfO to Leckgtnelllt

dl suwl 1Utltorles 01 items nov comed dIrMI the use of COOterCd (ltIgt~ such flbbons w illgt and ~Mlt

Ie) I~ furnllhlnpound of ~teNli and suppiles lor P4inlln Of rttlnlsllint equllmen

(I) I~ rePiit 01 e~cmenl 01 wIe In ~onduM bud bIetrlnsmlsslo Mnel g the ~ II flOl otgtrmly epllted 0 m~lntId gn I l ohedultd bJl II

(II) rel)laetmenl 01 obsolele paru Ind

(h) d 01 fny Idndlnrllldln bul not Ilmlld 10 ~ C ltlOlt1II Ir1jltJ V dutll opetty mit ~rd 1M ~om of 111 0 i( fliultitIC from

bull Iue mllase Ittlons Idjunme nts ill~U tombiNtlons rnoolfklllorn 0 repoalrJ 10 CO-etCd pound4I1pmen1 nOI ~rf01mtd ptovlaed 0 i9J1fowd Inwlt~ by ICI

bull eluEp ment nOI c~ed by IIIIs tg eement o-r II~CIvntflUi mad e to (ovl td lqulpmenl

bull I CIS 0 omlsslonl 01 the Cullom Iudl but not Ike d 10 1iHi fi ll of lhe (ulOme 10 fulflI lhe 0m ObUtlonl IrId Commllts to Jete) dulbed In ~ctlon f Oll Ms rttt OpefatOl erro CUltOmtTmiddot IIW I 10 (Onduel tgtffltfll~ lnllni n I isulU~ fom CU ltomerl prellous denlll of 10 ItClSS to the C_ed Equipment uld Cullomers f~IIye 10 knp the Sill (lein 1M Iitt 01 dull 111 01 ollie IAniclef a debris ~ sucll CDndilionslre prously txpressJv Itknowledled by JO 11I _1t1flamp

bull siltgt- eliled Ind tlWlromtenl1 rolldillolU IntludJnc but flOl ~mlted 10 POIIfI tllvrs Oll(ul i loni in eleclliul cufTMi (or -~t $UCI) 00 biQhlltdS Wth u but fIOI ~rnlled 10 Lelonc lllo IlIoclIled wilh COnd_l wllI (0011 lower systems ad subcompo~n l Iylleml

D ~AYMNT DIJUGAl1DN

CulIIme Ihal Ply 1M lcts wtl du1n KCOfdlIltt wIIh Int PIYfJItIII It ml prald td lor In lhe llIeemeI Such PIIymtnl II cond~1oP pc~tdnl to 10 ablellon 0 perlam StMcu under 1M e-emtnt In lu v lillny pvchlle o d elllKllo lhi eeme-nl bullbull nd ~~hstancl Ul4le 10 Iht tom theltein Cuslomtr tkAOWledIIOO ftel thlt IofIdU JO IrwoIces 10 an meum _teIhln $15000 lhall be ~Id a nlt wire t~fe check Of money order If IhII rume-n11s rertoedlCttl1 ovide (tmametwlth IlOlite olillyIdjUllmtnlS In the ConllKl Prict appfltlblt 10 Mff_1I period no r Ihn IOflYmiddotfWtjS)dltIys 11lt10lt 10 tIgtt totNMnoemcnl oll~illenewit 1Dcl UnonlOAlaquo In_theetmt at lelll hfTyI30) dIys prior 10 Iht 11( of fuch bullbull~I peiodIN ICfJusled price IIIbull bull bctlht prlre 10 ~ Itn il perlod

E WARftArffiES

JO warrants IIJ $Ic wUI te provided In ood ~d orkmDnllkt mlnner for 90 dyI Irom the elite of Se k ti I Jel eltc ives rlnen nollt e 01 a

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I r PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

bf Ch of Ihi warranty Pl io to the e nd o f this flinty jlnod Jel III -perlOm any no~-tonlor~~ S ~Nilt~ e t no addl11on~1 (~ r8e hhl~ a ltonvn 1y tU5QMble Itm~ of I~ nOIIIllt llon

Jet 1gt lhoit eqvlpmfnl mnuIanued o I~dd bgtj 10 (ilofl fnc 11IiI1 It Irom dellaquou in mIII~ 1 and k hlp 1 lnlam normlluutelOI I period of90dS 1110 1ngtl11J o fumih bullbull pleOI 01 CQulpmenl utl(k tNs Alemen ilnd lhat eQulpmenl Ii cov~red brl nty fom m tnktunr ot~ INn CI 10 wf l llnSI~1 the benefits cl th lt m-nufgtltlue(J waranty it any to Custome and 11 amy lemediebull ~ n clu1III 101 lhal equipment AI ttnJj)OItlkwI (hoi tnwred In _ lion wi(h Ihr wrinty 101 eCllOpmeol1 IftdO 1~1s nol _wd undshythis AeerntnllNtl be bDn~ byCuJIO b eept as poided heern II Jel oltelves in nOlice 01 I ~ ee~ 01 I~b ~rmty PIlot to t~ end 01 tllh rruy pelod JCI will ttPlIr o eplate (n )(1 OPtio nl Ih e delMliv~ equl pmenl

Tllele _nl do II(It IJttend 10 tty ~ltW 01 eltlul~n lhal have bfton rnllUied bull bull Ite ed Or repared byC1I0 CI O IlIItd INfl iel Ihoul 1M supelVi1on 01 nd 110lt lltn Ippt(lvll olIO o WJCI ~t num~ or ranty d tul W bwn rmowd or alured AJ replaccd parts Ct equrgtnMn1 h1 become JCI pro~rty Thb ~rtntv is 1101 lu~b~ W~ nty J~ ~ be provldfd dulnn ncrmal bUllneu hOUlI IXCludll hoII(Ivs The r-dti I fonh hilrtln shltl be to(II~ nd eoltclU1ive medywltllCltlrdllo ny wlfrt nty ( 1lm under thlgt AallefMtlt Anv uit huN _lIIe rrltltv mun be lItauhl no III mn orgtamp II) ~a ftlr lile txPtloon ollhr pplicllble ffanty ~Iod Thlgt IIm(ttUon Is In IItu cr Iny olhe IPPrlublf mlult or 1Imh~1I01 CUSTOM~R FURTHfR ACKHOWLIDGU oVoID AGREfJ THAT THUt WARIUJffifS Aif ICIS SOU WAlIRANTlES ANDTOTHf MAXIMUM [)(TENT PpoundftMrrrEO UNDERAPPUCABLE LAW ARE IN U[U Of All OTMER WAftRANTlES pound)(pRpound$S OFlIMPUED INClUDINGtIT NOT lIMITED TO TlfOSf OF MERCHAHTA8IUTY AND FITNESS fOR A PlRTICI)LAR ftJRPOH

f CUSTOMEROIIUGATIONS AND COMMITMENTS TO ICI

1 Cuc~ wtt~l lt M ~ JCIr) WOOmIIlion (Onnltnlne conoilion of lhe CovtfeO Eqv ~ment TI Cvstom agnfS nd ~ntl

lhll 6tin 11Ie Tffm of IhI AItirnenl Cu crne will 11 oprr1 the Cevtttd [ol~menl ~codin8 10 th~ mnulanu~1 atldor CI co ~nduonl

01 up ~lt I~ I rgtd CUtten work Ic Ind motion boutt~e Co~erfd EQltrlpmenl crommended bt th e nufCuH ~Mor J(I

DJ 1I00Ii(k a n MlIQU 1e on_ 101Covw E4Uipm t ~ ftltommended by Ihr nufw1u~ Ntdor K~ Includili but 01 limited 10 dequal~ electllc~1 pOw~ ie IU~ lit COIGitionnt1Id ~umldltycontro

(4) oo ri ly JCI lovn~ile1y 01 ~ nv CowCd Equlpm~ nl mllunCtion Iliu kdown o other condllion ~fleclltg Ihe oper11on of tht Cowrt d f qulpfltf1

(5) prOjf ICI It~ nl arct1l 10 lis Pem isegt a nd Cevelti Equ~nl 1 ~H UJonIbIe tId nEU1IJf lmn for IIgte perforttIfICt olt~ e 5elVicu

(6) alo JCI 10 ~~ iod SlOP ~ erodialy hm off or otherwlle C~IIle c temponrily lupend eqvlpmenl Of)eratioru oc Ihll)(1 an perform Ihe ~le-aui~ uoder ~ AceemcIII

(]I M af)dlable ~Iovtd t JlIo~e oondc-n~ coollfll t_r 1raquoiIr wa ter lUlrnenl lor IN proper function (II Co_ed E Ilmc-nld prot ect a~lnll ~ nV elonm~nllllssu~ a nd IOllae of biohulld lueh 3$ but not IIm~ e d to leclonell

(III un iIlId jIIoperl itl and Itl~ Itttr u1on 11 lm t_ tUh nlpoundhl or II uth cfNr Ie Custo hili clo~ the PWllfl

(9 O~I1n I M~n Jke nc jIrnilgt ~qulred lor ~d DoloV I~ tlelt u~lecI ~ h theServlu

(lOI noullrJC I immedi ately 01 fly cmed ~deauacv~ 01 1~Iur r cl th t Co 1 Equlpmenl 01 othr condl lon ffenlna the optallen 01 Ihe Cored hulpmenl

(II) fumlVlny nelteu 110 C ~ I na ~~101 olflle$ 1$ peme (111 poperty maintain pall se Mlte Ind utt I~e 101111 operalion olny olh property sYStem Qqulpmenl or dtYlte o (usto m or 0111 to wtkh the Covered [Qpment mav De ilUacled or eCMK led In UCordinct wi1h mltlnuaclur~bullbulleornmend~tlcnt InlUr lfle elme ou1ltenll c the lequlemeltIU o lny Ie o6l i bu u ~encv 01 ocllttIIO~1u hiviC ll6iction thteol

131 IIOIt~mpet IVTt ~ ~ker Id)u l ~ dllturb I~ ~mQve Of ol~erwle Int~l1t~ with any Coveed poundIpmenl (locltKUn ampny relll~ 10l1wllftl ind 001 permk th r ~e 10 be done ~nd

(14) raltt lrom UU1nC lalie mina erob lfse K I 10 i Iln~ Pf~lty 01 I~ 1)1 by 01 IUed at~I1 JO by Iy OIlf1Imeltola mu fielpll I~ncy II elull lhereol

2 CUW~ftI~ u1ltnowledtna undend~ ~I unleS dl fea l~llor blQhl bullbullltdl uch leIOiIen11l topliGi tlyltKludm ttl I~ C JO b proYIdfr1t h gtCuomerlpo I~UI~ Ie pI ltgtvde j lK~ It~ nl Corner~mowIedcu lhlits fitC 10m~ ht tobla~ wlU elilgtte KI 01 any elpontbliity lor~ny Co~ed Equipment bC~kdown 0lt I ny ntC~UiY air o rrFgtlourneot I any Cover ~d Equlpme-nt II CUSICme brehes ItY 01 the t obllltlons KI N aye lhe Ilhl upon Mlen notice to Cullrgtmif to smpend Ilt Seovas unl~ C~tme cua udgt blttadl In a lldliJon ( SI_ rhaC be npornblt lOt f2YInt 0 etmbrfll10 10 inyCOlU Iuodt~ wilh ltoIftUW k uued IJ JUII 01 to( bnil(11 11~Ggte cbl iCltion bull

G INSURANC Clgt$lomllt t11lOfU11Ie 101 oUinin ilt inwran~ (ovtltsectte ~Nt (ull_ be Is nfelillY 10 proUCWIO Cuam propelttY and penol

In 0 on the Ptnlstl Includlnt co-eraJt 10lt ptllon1Inj u tKI propelY dftliilf~ ttlE PAYMENTS CUSTOMER MAICU UNDER tttlSAGRUMENT AAf

NOl ftELATED TDtttE VAlUE OF ttt[ PREMISES CUSTOMERS PROP[RTY OR POSSEnION5 ORTHE PER50N5 OCCUPYING OR AT ANYTIME PRESENT

IH OJ ON TNE fIIEMllU BUT RA1MEII ARE trUrn ON 1M COSt Of THE MnM MID lllE SERIIl(U AHD lAlE INTO CONSIDEJIAOON nn PROHCTION AFFORD EO TO 10 UNOER TtffS AGJIHMlNY CUtOngtC -by elee 10 ~ any Ilatoly 10 nv IVttII or condllion (ustlty (o~c cd bycom~dllIbIHtv iu t1nce (utomc und~oI nd lha l ncltlcr he Se~ rQr the Co~ered Equlllmfnl ~rr dtiI d 10 ~du(r bul nc

el1m te certl ln u13 1(1 doe nat tvrntv I~t nel th lgtt SeIViCI1 I1ltlr Cov~red [liulpm~t i ~ pievcflt Qerwn(ll InulY un~t~orzed entnotgtCe1 or

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JOHNSOt 0 fRe 5 PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL REPREO FDF COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

H INOlMNITV

JCllnd CII~tomel 11It11 full Indemnify he ollgttl Plrty Illd Iu officers bulltffltS dilectOrsbullM tmpioyffl 1Om I ny ~ndn dlmlle p tOIlS and exptllln (clud ~lonJble utOlne-s leest illne OUt of third Pirly dllml demtlndi or lukllor bodily Injury (In(ludl dath) Of cia gc 10 tana1bie pcptny 10 lhe lCIt Irisin OUI 0 Ihe IItCIIamp~e or tnclnllonel mlscOfldutt 0 Ihe Indemnlfyl party Of lIS crnplovlef Of _filli CUSlomer expra tliihl ICI Jtlan be r~bIe 10In)Jry iWnbullbullbull bull 01 ~I only to the IICIttIt uund dlrlaquoly by IC1 nel~MI o Inllntl_ mliConduCi Thl obllJtJonl 01 JCllnd Ctome und Ihllltlt1ion ~ funhtf wbIKI to lealoml tid J ~

I LlMlTAnON OF UAllUTI NEITHER 10 HOR CUSTOMER WILL BE R[5PONSIBlE TO TH OTHER FOR ANY SPECIAl INOIRECT PUNITIVE OR CONSlQUENTlAI DAMAGES (INCLUDiNG BIIT NOT lIMITEO TO LOST PROFITS OR LOll OF BUSNlSS) JCJS TOTAL UAIIUJ TO CUSTOMER FOR DAMAGES R[5ULTlNG JROM AN( CAUSE WHAnOMR SHALL BE UMIT(D TO $2SQDOO IN NO EV(HT SHALl 101 INDEMNifiCATION OBllGATJOH [)(UD TIlE AMOUNTS ALO TO JO UNDER THIS AGIllEMENT OR THE AMOUNT OF INSURANCE IllQUIMD B THIS AGREEMENT WHICHpoundItIl IS GAUnlt CUSTOMUI UNDERSTANDS TltAT)CJ 15 HOT AN INSUIIER RpoundGARJ)tNG THE WORKOIlTIlE SERVICpound$ 0 SHAll HOT BE IIESPON5IBH fOR ANY DAMAGE 011 LOSS nAT MAYflUU~T FIIOM FIliI SAFElYOR SECURITY EQUPMpoundNTTHATfAILS TO PEAFORM PROPERLY 011 FAILS TO PIIMr( A CASUAL all LOSS

J FORa MAlfURE

KIWtLL NOT Bf RfSPON511Ll fOR DAMAGE LOSj INJURV 011 elLA CAUSEDY CONOrtIONS TMAl AAI BFYONDTKE IllASONAlU CCImIOl AHD

WITHOUT THlltnpoundHTlONAlMISOOHOUClOR NlGtlGpoundItCE Of 10 SUCH amomOHSlflCWD[ 80T ARE HOT UMmo TO (AI ACnOf GOO (6)

Am Of GOVtllNM[NT AGpoundNQpoundS Ie) SllIlKl5 (0) LABOR OISPIITpoundS) (f) FIRE If) OPlOSIONS OR CASUAlneuros (G) floIfS (H) VANDAUSM II)

RIOTS 011 WAR IJ)TpoundRROIUSM ANe III UNAVAUBILITYOF PARTS MATpoundRJALS OR SUPPUES

It RUOUJT10N OF DISPUTES 11 3 0l5pu1l rIs~ und~ tIIk _nl tile lelllgtall prom1 ~~ Incod IlIh lbesoIvt well dllputll by ~tIM In1Ie -t dsJ)UU II UIU~ 0 be vcWed eltha- pony whaw the tch IrIltble ltbiI~don by iIinC with lhe AmeltIcn ArbItIoltI oUodallon ~ no olllerlcttlClIon IaI bftn prevlouJly filed upon ftliol 01 the Ifbitnon till AAA Ihllhlw Ihe eOlCIu~W jurlsdlCllon _ the OlspUte Tlluibull11 party mty decide 10 f~e n (Ilon In coun of romDftenl jurbdirtlonl f til (oun f~m II Ihe flntlec1 proctdln flied tIIll tourt Iha have lur~dlaioo ove lhe ~JlUle to the aclulion 0101 rbltrltlon AtbiUlllon Ihln be toooucted In il(cordince wilh the lWn CUrrtnl tbhflllon rules of the IgtnItrlan Artgtilntlon MllaquoilIIon ~OIM wtlitllllon seMel mlJlIatty ampJ1Hd 10 by 1M IoIlt11n ArbIlratlon musl be (~1Ild Ihtll Ibty (60) dayt afw tn oputt submitted 10 artHlllon unlen the j)IoItlH mll I1y et ot~ The ~cI~ed by tn ~alorwi 1M f_land ~I liAlted by 1M bltLmDf may be Int~ed In XUlrcllnce with IppIiQbIe I_In any (oun h-il (ornpe1em jurisdiction jMltty po_llire III 1M 3Ibtrtttlcn or COUrt poem IhII If entilled lOn _d 01 Its rulflMble COIoU In(IudinI 1USOfIIbInomeyJ leu Incurred IS rtwlt 01 tile Oipute CUSTOMER MUST BRlNG ANY CLAIM AGAINST 10 WITHiN ONE (1) YEAR m ER THE ClAIM AROSE If CUSTOMER OOIS NOT CUSTDMR WlU HAVE IRRtvOCASlY WAIVED Irs RIGHT TO SUE 10 ANDOR INSTITUTe OTHER PROCEEOINGS AND ICI SHALL HAVE NO LlA81UTt TO CUSTOMER fOR SUOi CLMM TIME IS Of THE ESSENCE AELATM TO CUSTOMH PUISUING ANf SUCH ClAIM floIE PItOVtSIONS Of TKS AGREEMENT WHICH APLY TO AN (AIMHALl REMAIN IN HFECT EVEN AFTER THE AGREfMtNT IS TfRMNATto 10 AND CtmOMER EACH WANt THEIR RlGIfT 10 A rull

shyl TERMINATION

1 Remote Monnorln $eMCIIS and R~mOte ()pe~lln ScsvIca ma~ be imrntdlitely Clnceled by ellher party il Jels Remote OperIiQn Cenler (onne(lln res Of mOflltorlrlllSlem5l~ cle5trovtd by or ather ClIllopht Of wilt Ihf PlemilllS re sa bS damtBed Ih 1 11 Is IrnpftetaI IO conlinuf StnoIces

2 ellhe INIrty fib 10 perform any 01 Its obIirlon UM hIs Ieem~nl I~t otll jraquony wi prOIII~ -men IOIkt LheeollO lhe )lilly

1I1~ed 10 JHo In dmult Should Ine party alted 10 be Ifl defull 111 to espond I it or like action 10 cvre tIM II~IltI def within 1111 (lOt (lall 01 ~celvln IV lneo notlu the lOti ~rty may le(mlnlle Ihk rument by PIOllldlll ~ten nOl1(1 01 IIJII lermllliU lo n

3 UPQI1 IltIrrIinoUm 01 h ltfeeme~ le r anv rNson aJICmef 1hd PltiY IQ 10 I II UflGitputed _nu 0Wflj IlIrwah Ihe dallt of IIIUOII ~hIn thl (30) cI~ luth lermnl ion (ulier hIIllso prflVlde Jej Utlth RMlIlabe aa 10 the islS tD rem~ IIIe Gflew OtWe ~n~hVfllher JO pro~y ncltoun~tJI Int~on fl~ 0lt iiIlt IIlfIV ~lIlem1S ppUuble Cull 111111be liable fOlt al Iffl COlli and IICPfIfl mil Jet mv Il(u in ltootlKion th I enlOIOlmenl 01 hll tIlIl indlldina wilhoullimatlcln nlIo ble nom lees eltgtnKtton aency lees nil Olin COIoI

4 II he A~re~tot Is for mulljytar telm t~her jMrty nwy termiNle lilt Aeflaquomerll after dI ronl fu ~a of SaMlaquo by I lilt OInr pI no Ie-laquo thIn 10middot1 (151 ~VJ nit oolk laquoNlded h_ th~ (us OfIIted PREMIUM (OVEIlAGE CusIOlttltgtlt Y mlltUle ~~I ontv upon 10$ WIitt~ ~

M ASBESTOS MOlD BIOAHAZARDS AND HALUOOUS MATERtAlS

H~zardoul Mltfrills munl tfrlal ~ wb$llnct hal tIelher by Its N~ or ute II now Of hft defed Of fCula~ hdoubull 1 dOUloUbsltnoUl pc 1 o tOllllmlnlnl vodeIIV 1oG~ 111 01 leclclta l lowbullfCulallon 01 rdinlOtlCll bullbulllalre to or cklfIlUkIamp pUblic and ~ 1l1li and uletytId prateCIIon oj the IMonmen or which iI toIc explosive COfaUvt flammable radloKlhot orclnoCflIk or OIhenoriI haarcloui Of which iI or CfIfI1n1 _oItum psoline died Iud Inother pc1~um hvoilOClrbon produCl or poIYhlori~ bIphtI Hatardoui Matttllls ltlHdllGaltoeluMl makl leulmiddotbaid ptintl bIohIlrdS SIIdIIS but ftOlink~ to 1fCiofIeCl IntI HlIeJtcs-conao1n1nc mwials rACM1 Neither (ulomer nor lCi dlrlll lo or Illkeneel 10undnmiddotakedlren Obllnlolll r~I~li~ (11M klcnllOClllcln Ibuemenl dUnp control ~mo~1 or dlltpoltal o ACM

10 wlB be 1$IgtOtIIbIe 10lt moI 0 cI oos 01 ayen~roous ~Ierl_ls Ihll I ul In provldl lht StMt-es n O H bullbullf(Ioul MaIHllb1 and t~ I fmldllifIn ollllY Iell jlnd by he eI1e of 1(111lt1 MertatI For lit HI~ MltMils Iha may be olteselttl Itgt lacM~h

Johnson ~lcC 2019iQhn$on Cotro~ Inc ControlsComeJ Canfodenllal 00 nr)I COP) (pIIy~ocaIy eectrorcny or n an OIhel mea) Ylnout It ~I~ nnen ptlJJTJ5~ 01 ~C~oIs Inc PagE 38 011

middot PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL t- COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rNomiddotC1 HudOOJ Meritmiddotf (uuome shgt1IIUpply JCI wht 1 iflrornallo~ iflil pm bullbull~1on lt~lllni 10 lilp pre~nlt of lilllrltlOU$ M~ c-rret ij

th ~ilt eJ~nn ~v ff~(1 10 pelt1orm bull e 01 Ih~ s i(~ II Illhft Cnomelt or 10 gtKom ltt 01 ltgtlt UUlfCU U~ I)esellltt 01 Nonmiddoto(l HIIIISo M~ le1$ tIIl Iy ItgtItrlre llh Cr ServIltpoundl II I~U ImmtdllltIy $lOP I~ SoetYl(l Itgt rile I ffffiecl ru ~nd noilly the o thw ~n As btt-en (unome Ind MI Cuu_ hoo_be rtlpor1ible 01 IIISoho n~n ~ e -d diopoinr 01 Honmiddotla Hndou Mele 1$ fom lu rdMIebullbullnd for Ih (medlllion olny reu ImpaetCd by he ret bull bull e of he Hon-CI HUlrdou Mlltrl I~d mul ptwidc ~ cer1lliUlle 01 a balm~nl ~cfore J(I will be obll~lled 10 ~rlorm 0 cnl~ue lIS S~Mco unln 10 ~d letu knowloedae Ihll NonmiddotCI HIardou M~I(II~ were pren nd eted In dl$tfpr d of I~I ~e In wli(h tne 1lJ 1lt1 -11 be (pon lbllil lu ole ~ Othe etMOltlon 0 nmiddot orn Impmed by IlJ leltl~ of 1Idgt Hibullbulldon MlttIIbullbull00111) ( lOme hon In lOponibII II lu ole e~e for the _olI 01 HIbullbullrdous Male 1s INri ~ no bHII r~ieued and fe reie~e~ not nultlnc from Cl1 PtriormallCt ef tilt Serulces CuomN ~hlI ~I~nd ~nd InclomoJlot JO ~Calnl 1 Iol-ifl (o sU damUC I e~~nlel vd claJms ~rnamp 01 lu fa ure 10 (omply with Ihll Sccllcn M

N CUSTOMER DAlA

Cnlomt da la obtillned flom lie SetWltcs II owned by alld 111amp11 btlolt o Cunomer 10 I~ IUIOI illO UI Cl410mellb 10 prcMde Sentlce (lome bcept a lonh IItrlln lei wilt 101 disclose Ie any IhllI Otlty ~ny 1rlISivIltN81 (~nom dlI~ acquled hrouh pelt10IWIIIa 01 Ihe Sttvices Mthout Cul lomer (OnSenl (unomer ilB~e Ihal Jel nd 11 ubleIIrle affillnlnd epproved Ihild ~rty COII111OI5 and de-elopers may collecl nd lJ~e CUllome dll for Iny eaon 10 as ny ee l ule 0I1t1e clall on I dt middotklfn11itd bSII Iha dot nOI p~rsonaMy I~ntily Cullomer or anvlndivd Cuilomelt Igttgteby ~nlJ)O a petu WilcIWkIelfrtvOCable royah lru8unO U modi+ m1PU~Ibull bull WOIoeltIse and 1011

0etMt~wo b frOtnuch dala J(III ~IIM rlClIl$lOlI Inr~ 10_ rbl tJlIltflllll nd produnl C~led as I ew of uerlomnce ofSeMlts

O JCIS INlHLECTUAI PROPERl

10 WM IKtJI d riCh ~ lgtcIltgtltfest 11 yl) woltk orovided 10 Cuslomel IfgttIudlnl ohooI l ilmltiltiOfl ill ~e ~U and objeet cod dorumtnll1ior1 tKllnic Inhwon or dlla 1plaquolflCa1onlnd del bull ltes Impr~mellU 01 mOClllQlooruo 10 r~II1Hmiddot~ and (bJ I(now-How (defined below) e~ b 1(1 In bull (I~eron 01 lhe ~bltt 0 periolfTlfnt ollh Slt~ whth ~n_n 10 1(1 ror 10 Of diVtlom or tiICgyeiI Or ~uire-d In conneCllon with I perormrltt of II obn ioos under lhl ~greemenl Ownership Of eM Oelwblf ~nd KnowHow Ihd veil 00001y In ICJ nld flO Oe~ver~~bullbull1IaII be de~med middotworks mide fo r hlf bull Withoul UtIamp Ihe lenerilily 01 th e fortlal vfSNp 01 ai sool(e nllIS ~ (Ie (Olme of ptriOfnlInamp the le1Vkei I~I reMain the elOCIuIiIIt PlIJIIIlt1V 01 10 FltK purpoltl 01 ihllt AaJr-cmerr middot~nowmiddotHO mean a knohow )jot e It(hnIQ~s (Q ~U mllhoclolocln loobbullbull~Iy i(ll ~pprOKIgtG dltibu~ Odell and dt1m dllcoveriU ad ld~ililnW1ed produCAd by dhelc~d or uelt t)y 1(11 he CfUlon IIlt plovilJcn 01 the o-t~f1b1eI or In the Iltroltnance 01 tho Sltrvkt1 i nel Iny chanee ImplovemenJ or modlfiuHon tlgtereto or deivatlv Ihe reof

P OI6IT lpoundRMS

Any licMM 10 ltgtlt ~h( to ~laquopoundl1 JO IOfWlIrt produW inc dIIlti l e r Cloud tu Dyfth-lMd ulkr till Irelfflflfl b prellldild on 1- telt

corldklons for the iPllllebje loflwr~ groduct Of dlcll or cloud trvlce lei forth btll1wwwJgtgtmQI(QroluQmtgtulk Cleull4itl~I SU(h

aptgtlblt oftw~re podu nd (jjIIIIlervlltes lermsr lncopO ~d by rcferetl(e hcreln

Q Mi~LlAHrOlJS PROVISIONS

1 AW nor l~bullbullequlred IC be amp1vfIfI1bullbullnrundfi hili ~e ifI wrllnt Inc ~11I)e (OtIl(Ieca prcper ~iwn If (II chlMrred In Jlt IOt (b) tlll vi the Unlled 51lei POI~I stvIlte pel1se orepald ftlIlIred 0 tertlfld Mill rflun fclOl requCled (cJ ifni by o~ernlJht del~rv scNiCe ( fidEgt UPS) 01 (dln bvfClIrn~~ ~ m~1I or olnelt el~wonlC mt~nd confimed by (~cslmll e relum mlll or ele~hone

2 TIUs CfNnltnt _ nor be led byCunomoe wtllIc 1(1 k wrgtlIell (0ltgtSe 1(I IN ~ III -eM 10 1amplJr lh eltlnbull bull o_ ethn~erJon firm 0 (OltpOrllon wltheut Cul1omer~ conscm 0(10111 abo lIve 1M Ith Itsor cI1stretlon 10ubconuaa ny ponlon 01 IDe Servl(e TII$ ~retmenllnues 0 he ben~fot of Ind Is appllc ble tc ~ny aS1inees or SUbltOnl etor~ ef telbullnd II blndlnt upon Customer wllh Plaquo110 nld Il-SlttD or ltubculag rs wilh Ite f~e nd tllecl3 n bInltls (uIOme loJel

411 any plcviion of 1M femen Is fgulld t W IMaloC ~ tbullbull1 or unenforceable in ~ny elOtet Ihe lIdlly lealOty ~nd enforcelbillt Ollhe rem~lIinlpltosooru cellUinil htfetll hill flO( In t V wy be Ifeuelt Of irnj)3IleltIthNeOv

S TlIII laquoeemenlI lhe enUre (onl et bltwcM 1(1 nd CU1l0mt1 and ~st~1 ~ny pltlcr or ~ 1 undcfSllndll _itt IIIltIU ~ ro~oII or Olher ommuni(llionl b tween the partIe

ampmiddot(111 dltnowIodllli ~nd ~ bull IIgt IIY jhHdl l c ord~ lucd by Cuilomc In cunllKlon h lhigt laquo~enl iSlnlend only 1D ellMliiSh lnymenllllhof1ry fOl Cr5lont r Inltrn~lluou~I purptllH nd nol be conide1( to be ~ unto llcr Imltfld n1 modlfQtion o OIher IcvlslonlO lhe lenTIl 01111 AtrHment No tem or condition I dud or rfenced In CUIO middot pUdaSll ordl will h~oe ant fOlte elfet and Ih~e ( flU and condillon shall (MUOI (utomr1 ICtcraquoi1ICe of ny SefVicellllJH ltOnltllu lt in I~pncc of these lerm ~nd rolldnions An prO(IOl fo tltkjllo~1 or d~lefe rli ferm~llgtt In CuSlomtrs J)Uf(hue orde-r Cr ny otll elt dOtumenl Inill expresl ~ccP1ed IfI wrlIlIZ by ICI hCfeby objKted 10 nd telaquotCd

711 1I1t( at n~ (hfnlel 10 (uuomero ~tlnl or 0~r3110~f Of I lPlk oOle eEulaIon II ltode u~ bull Of ulW~y t~Ilebullbull I~il mD Iltldy ffeet J(rl peremlnt~ of the S~rvi(eJ or 111 pt1tlrltl ~fel 10 IhU h the ~ht 10 an eQ~IUbl and l~proprlle djuumenl 10 Ihe cope Ie and othe-f llcned Ie 011111 Ag reemenl

Johnson ~p(gt 21)19 Johnson Conll ol1 CU~lome-f Confgtdent Controls 00 -0 eopV 1ptyslQllly eleGl ro~gtCIly OlIn any oiher mft) hou Ihe eXJlress wn llen oerrn$$IOn 01 Joinroon CQntro ~ Irtlt Pag 3e of 42

JOHNSQfJ COtHROlS PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED r 11i COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

ADorNDUM TO PSA TERMS AND CONOITIONS OR MONITORING OF INTRUSION fiRE AND OTHER WpoundTY SYSTEMS

If ~te MOnilOfin StMces bull bull pIktly III(ludtS Ittnol~ lire ~ml 1I~oritl gtlaquov1tv 11111 mooilorint or video monitor ifl lht $COpe 01 wol1lt O (11110 d es tile Aareemenl II hereby madifie1lncl mended to Indude the termlnd prollllioru ollhls Addendu 10 tile PSA 10 Monhorinc 01 InlWolI r lf Mid Sfety So$term (Ihe AI(eNjum QplIlred Irms thaI Ie nol de1if1ed titeln lhirll h~ the melni cJven 10 diem In the lIIlement In Ih _11 of conhicl between the t~rTIltId (omIllions of this Addendum arid those ~inl ln the 111_ the tems (ondttklfls oIlbis Aoddtlldllm st pi~I~

1 kmote MoMorln of AIm SI~nI$ If ICI receiYo an elMfltnCV Itrm Ilen111 Jel Floc Jel IhIoII eeworlo nolhylhe IPJfOprille po~ Or fire deplnfII or other eme1enty panR QG ~iJurlldictlonnd Jel hl tndeVOI 10 IIOtiIyCuIlOmPf or tlsdellllllled repruenlnlve by eltmoll urltss instfU(1e-ltt 10 do OlheAlt by Cllomer In whilll ndot Nltd on l~ndlfd operalln picaduttlfo Ih ROC lCi uJ)OII feeeipi 01 bull lIOnmiddot emeree llenll from lilt Iremll sh ncltlvor 10 nOI11y Citomer ~feMltlve pursUlnl to Cu llemer1 _inen Instructions k faullin to QltmoU or Ie nOlllatlon Cunome ICknowlldlt5 1-111 the sllNIs Irlrumlttld from lhe Iremes will be monltoid In mOllltorlnl ftty not 0~111td by x~ lhe peSOIIIIeIIn _h monltom fldllltf lit nollh I~u 01 10 nor dots KJ IoU I rupDnsibillry Ielt tilt _ tIkh 1Kh Inb w montloed o lhe ttlPOfll( to $udlI1

2 ltemOI Monltotlfll kNkes Irkntllfmote MonllorltlJ SeNlf$ 1M be plaquolded by KJ If lhe ACftrM1II includes dIle 101 wth St~ 11

wm SeMce Is pchtitd 1lt1I nltOI~ mIIf 01 Ilirm 10 lhe Premies and lhe InIIlllchlre Is bIosed on the porcln( iCOq( 10 by lhe Jgt3lttiel wbjea 10 the lerms llId (ondiliolls 01 tills Addendum tie numtIMohllrms produced I I thl1ueloes beyond the COnuXt~ numblaquo of alarml In month (utome wiM tie blWon oleage lea

CommunOllonl Mdbo 0110( acknowlld Iht monkOlinl 01 COIlfelt Equipment requires nnsmlSllon 01 Ilgn~1s 0-1 $urlldad lelephone Iinellndo the Int_I1Id th Ihese moOeI of IIIJllmlslion ltmoV be Inl~rupled ctrofIIYltInled orcompromilrd In whkh cn IIC llMnal ClIO be Insmitttd trom the Pemius 10 thtr nIOfgtileinl fad~ty CUllomt ndenlnd Itltlle II~ lhe noonIOIn latllHy 10 be Willi 01 $lOch tonditlon bull dditlonal or 11tf~ II prol~1on toIIO be inllilled $udI line ItcIity devicn1 (Ullomtr COIllnd epensencr 10 Irlnsmluon Itlephone Ii only Cuslom- etnowtlldl_ II is _ IhIt h _urlty deW _lillie Ind nlnl UpirWy ldenllfied In Sthtdule A bull (qulprnent l ist lin dednrcf to purdlnl well 0tvkI~ Crntomtlt IIlth xkroowIedItllhlt Ulth ddltlonil pClt11on Is not 1rbIe Jot Inltrntl lrlMtOlln1on un6tr thl AIeemtnl

4 flwjUnnccemrry nns StfIlu csls At IOs OP1lOnltllddllIDIIII IN mIy be dwpd lot any m Of unlfQlOSiry SIM Vuil uused Of n=~led bV cUOJftllf 111 ildclklon Cuitomeuhlfl be Illy re$llOflSlb~ncr II1Of1 for fines petllltItsIISISlmInts l3gtes f~ o MH I~ by ~ 10vemmelQ bOCIy lell1lho~ tommolOlctrlloll 01 ~I UlltImiulon COlllptny1l1he rnlllt Ilny Iltie larm Ind ~hin rtlmtgtiwl Kl lor any tom -cUffed by IClln conMCIicll IIgtItewth Cunomer wi opera Ihe l)II toIIeluly ~ ID 1ooId CMOllne fau llimu hIM lIrmi an be ClVled by I _tIM or olher forces ~ he cOIIlrof 01 10 II n ~ number 01 flle Ilium lit cltetved by KJ In MIdllicfl to Y othebull lIb1e (tmedlll 1 111)1e to Jel ICI m v lerminll Ihis amprttmenl Ind discontiny t ny Service(snd leek to cover dmllts If In bullbullent Is dlipolChtd by I _mtnlll l ulhorlty or Olh Iibullbull 10 pond 10 a II~ Ilirm where lh CUIIDme o Iny olher Piny IIIi InlentlonallV xddenoly or rraquolilenlIyKl~led lhe Iam I lInl~ CullonW kaD be Itlportllble lor and PIYnv and1I lell lcrjor fonu lIuled with fUPlaquol 10 lhe fls lImsnd PlY 10 JCJIht Iddltiooal clllrJcs Mid (OIl1lncufftd by It fom I fl lslIlm If lilt CIIIIO_r $11_ M$ 1IXIllHllbie dtvIu Customer IUlIgtorIlti ICI 10 ~I Ille Iemin to tv Ill the ludible device r JO I eqlleued 01 ordltltd ID do lO bltf l_r_II~ lIhbors Dr I~ fist and Cullonle will PlY JOlts standard servIc ct tllule lor Kh well visit PoIIcIIIndes tiIU rePlir of svn1 whlth CIOUS lue diugtoldla _ lobi_ IIlIlngln lhe equljllll6nl nt(esAY f 10 to wpptr the StMces nd euslOmllt wM fWf 1 COlU of JudI malntelaflct At IeUI IIOIIthly CUMO-wi IIISI the V$ltm protea deulces and send lell I 10 the ROC 10 I n monltorin laquoII1Imtn1 I 8WldIIfIct wlthlnswctlons from JO o the Roc CoI_r IIHi to lest lhe monltorlllamp IV$tttnS inc1tIltIinI ttsti anv ultruonlc mlctowwtlnfrared CampPlCliInce or other electronic ~l_nt prior lofle end of tlCh monlhnd will ImmedlJtetv rfllOlllO JCl if the equipment fafls to respend to ttll I wltom IhIoI mike Iny nlaquoIIUry rIj)IIs 1ltOO fttl clP of notice IS Ii rulonlllly prnkll CuWgtmer ~n al an tlmes be oltlv rponslbllt If)lt mainlilninamp Iny Iprln~~r vlem In cod wortInc oflier Ind provide Mfeqlllf hell to lilt PIfI

5 RemQII Monilorinamp Df VIdo MonltoiIl Srvices Oul~ Ih Term JCIl sol lcr only obfilllkln mine fom the In~~11oo of Video MMtorlnC ~Mc In Sctvkt oIfrnf 1hall be 10 monitor thl dlamplIlli 1l KlullIy IKlvtd by JO II tI flOC fom mnn Ollhe VIdeo $oo$lem afld pon receipi 01 a dlllllrillCnllndicU lhirt In fam cOndlticn )lists 10 crravcbullbull as ptlmnltd by II 10 lIol~y lhe police or olh munklplllulhoity deemed approprlale In KJs bsokn dilafllon IndIO well pellOllS Customer 1111 deslampMted In lIlne 10JO 10 rectlvoe nolineiQn cf IlICh IlIrm tondition II WI forth huein HD llarm 1nstI1ti00n ffPIl bullbull tnIInltnall(l or rd IgtOJUeI will be1OVItIed urocSer IhIi Video MDnl~ optlcnJO m~ oul DfIor nollce 10 CUIIDmtlt in _10_lcIbII ~or iltlurtnu _ultur~bullbull II(t d ls(OfIIIne 1Id Dr ltand iii ~ policies and protedurtL

bull Inc~lon nd rDndonlon oIlte VIdeo MonIln shaUbe pt~~d by KJ Wthis AI_nt Iclude$ I cha lOt IIIdro Mkorin~ Se we If ucll Voo MOIIltorln Stltva 11 purthi1e-d IIde(I MOIIlto111lI S~II will Decln when the Video SVSlern II Inlblled and opelltonalbullbullnd when Ih nlltesHry communletllorll COMIKlion Is CQmplcHed NO obIililiOIl lor the provision 01 tI1l~ VidllO Monitorln SeMa w1I laquogtIIInt1l lbest tlQllirmenllm ~

b CstQ lqvlllmut Customtr shall obIalnlllu DWfI CMtnd fgtltPtn~ () thIqulpmenl netenry 10(OrlllKllo 10110( Ind (b) wtutev~ IKtmlnlon permits o tice nHS lIwrl be 0ItUSA fom1 penonl ~111gtDtI1Ie ulltity bull bull nd lIlY ot tilted lervico plt0iId~ In co_aion wIIh Ih ~lYI(el n vIdIo 11 to be IISfd boor 1111 Customer Ii inlltlgtcltod 10 poduct Ad Imrnll video I~a (Ih VIdeo System Imj oillcPemlsti 10 IhltOC Ithe VitIeo System fCl mers no torn~ wJrratIVor fPISnotlon 11 1 Mto NSr will _ate IS ln1enclecf Conto Iulttller IJreoII 11111 notwithillndi V rule o 1IlttIct~tron by tel In dec Svst Ind Video SVSI I~ 10 ihIII ~ no tiPOMIblIity or obIiamplllorocltgt ItCnliO CusIO lhe~ SVlIm 0V other CUlla IIQVI~I

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TOWNSHIP OF WORTH Sanilac County MicbigaD 6903 S Lakeshore Rd Lexington Michigan 48450

Telephone (810) 359-8852 Fax (810) 359-7027 F-mail CleTkworthmlorg

PhUlp EssenmacheT sup~JenDifer Staoyer Clerk Jenuifer Woodruff Treasurer Jack Wylie Trustee Walter Badgerow Trustee

RESOlUTION 16-7-20-1

RESOLUTION TO ALLOW WORTH TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF DETROIT EDISON TO OPT ltlUT OF THE SMART METER PROGRAM

Whereas Detrott Edison Company has begun the process of Installing within the boundaries of Worth Township digItal advanced meter infrastructure to be referred 10 in this resolution as smart meters I and

Whereas many township residents have expressed concerns about the Installation of sm art meters on their

homes to Worth Township officials and to the Worth Township Board and

Whereas these residents and Township Board members have expressed concern about the alleged Intrusion

into their respective energy usage attributed to smart meters and

Whereas many residential customers of Detroit Edison Company are concerned that emissions from smart meters may be attributed to serious health problems including but not limited to physiological neurological pulmonary vascular and sensory and

Whereas Michigan House 8i114916 was written to address the above mentioned concerns regarding smart meters and has been forwarded to the Committee on Energy Policy

Now therefore be it resolved that the Township of Worth SanIlac County supports the ability of OTE Energy customers to retain their current analog meters and to opt out of the smart meter program fortheir homes without being subject to financial penalties and additional monthly charges

Now therefore be It further resolved that the Worth Township Board of Trustees strongly encourages State Representative Chairman Aric Nesbitt of the Committee on Energy Policy the Michigan Public Service Commission Attorney General Bill Schuette State Senator Phil Pavlov and State Representative Paul Muxlow to take all regulatory procedures needed to investigate alJthe aforementioned InformatJon and concerns for the health safety and welfare of our cItizens and Inhabitants

Board Adoption

This Resolution shall become effective on the date of Its adoption by the Worth Township Board

RESOLVED this O dayof j~ 010lw

ATIEST AS TO ADOPTION BY THE WORTH TOWNSHIP BOARD

$0 Resolved

Date 07- 2 D- b

Supervisor Philip G Essenmacher

~ Oerk Jennifer Stanyer

Motion to Adopt made by Board Member ~Yl)) Second by Board Member lAhxJtttff

Nay AbsentAye

Philip Essenmacher Supervisor

Jennifer Stanyer Clerk

Jennifer Woodruff Treasurer

Jack Wylie Trustee

Walter Badgerow Trustee

I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and complete copy of a resolution adopted by the Township Board

of Worth County of Sanilac Michigan at a Budget Meeting held onj~ 00 f OIQlli and that said meeting was given pursuant to ad In full compliance with the Open Meetl Act being PA 267 of 1976 and that the minutes of said meeting were kept and have been made available as required by said Act

Jennifer $tanyer - Clerk

Village of Reese Resolution No 13-14-01

A RESOLUTION ADDRESSING SMART METERS IN THE VILLAGE OF REESE

WHEREAS the teon Smart Meter often refers to an eleCOidty meter but it also may mean a device measuring natural gas or water consumption and

WHEREAS many communities across the country have joined forces to prohibit smart meters from being Installed locally mostly upon the notice ofhigher energy bills (Cost) illness (Health)forced installation ofmeter(lnvasion into Home) Privacyissues(4th Amendment right to Reasonable Expectation of Privacy) Safety and Liability and

WHEREAS on March 4 2013 the Planning Commission for the Village of Reese passed Resolution No 2013~02 that recommended that the Village Council consider takingjormal action to notify and ban allfuture use aSmart Meters within the VillQJe ofReese and

WHEREAS the Village Council believes that additional information relating to the use of smart meters 1n the Village of Reese needs to be compiled prior to making a definitive deCision with respect to banning the use ofthe devices NOW

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that at a regularly scheduled meeting of the Reese Village Counal being held on May 13 2013 ) a quorum being present a motion was made by KEAST and second by FIELBRANDT to place a moratorium on the use of ~smartmeterswithin the village limits for a period of six (6) months so that the Planning Commission can continue studying the matter AND

BE iT FURTHER RESOLVED tbatthe copies of this resolution be mailed to aD utility companies who provide electric gas and water services to the VIllage of Reese

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CITY OF BROWN CITY A Progressive Industrial and Agricultural Community

4205 Main Street Post Office Box 99 Brown Cily Michigan 48416()099 Phone (810) 346middot2325 Fax (810)3463802 el11lil brownctygrealtllIkesne

CITY OF BROWN CITY Resolution Number 16-04

A RESOLUTION TO THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION EXPRESSING THE BROWN CITY COUNCILS CONCERN WITH THE

INSTALLATION OF DTE ENERGY SMART METERS AND A REQUEST TO EXPLORE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY EFFECTS

WHEREAS OTE Energy has begunlhe installation ofnew mele to CU$lomers in Michigan ThumtNlleA oommunities~ replacing existing meters with srcaUed Smart meters that is electric meters which viH broadcast information to the utility company using radio frequencies and

WHEREAS DTE Energy has indicaled thaI il will at some point begin installotion of Smart mete in the City of Brown City and

WHEREAS Smart mel provide benefit 10 utilities by allowing remole meter reading by among other things eiiminating the need for someone to go onto each utility customers property to read a meter and possibly offering residents lower electric rates at non~peak times and

WHEREAS a significant number ofpeople including residents or the Cil) of Brown City have expressed heir roucems 10 this Council hom potential health effects ofthe Smart melers as well tIS other concerns regarding lheir universal deployment in the City and

WHEREAS although the City COlmcil is inforoted that it is without jurisdiction to directly regulate Smart meters exclusive jurisdiction over them residing with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) the City Council believes it is appropriate to assist its citizens in obtaining consideration of their issues by requesting careful review thereof by tbe MPSC

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROWN CITY that

I The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perform a careful analysis fbe potential health and safety effilltts which may result from the univernal installation of Smart meters for electric and gas utilities

2 The MPSC is further requested to consider delaying the deployment of Smart mete pending a conclusion by the MPSC following coreful study lJd review that such met are safe and will have neither short-term nOr tong~term negative consequences to the health of the citizens of the City of Brown city and the State of Michigan generally

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3 The MPSC is asked to carefully examine other concerns regarding tbe deployment of Smart meters as may be sllbmilled 10 them by Tcside nls of the City of Brown Cily and lhe Stale of Michigan so as to insu re that all aspects or the issues are considered before final dctennination is mnde with respect 10 such deplo)111enl

4 The MPSC is funher asked to consider requi ring public lllilit ies to allow customers with appropriate medica l docwnellHll ion of their ind ividualized risks to opt out of SmOtrl me ter installation at their homes

5 The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perfoml a ca reful analysis ofrhe potential privacy issues regard ing available and fut ure SOlan meter technology

6 All resol Ulions inconsistent with [he foregoing resolut ion be and the same h~reby an repealed to the c-tent of such inconsi stency

The fo regoing Resolul ion was ofJered on May 9 20J 6 by Councilmember William Nailers and seconded by Counci l member Dan Loulzenhiser There folloed a Ro ll Call VOle with four (4) Councilmembers present eM Jacobson -alSlnl eM Louzenhiser-yes eM Mclvorycs eM Milkr-yes eM Parks-absent eM Wal(~rsmiddotyes

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A QUORUM BFING PRESENT - MOTION DECLARED CARRIED

I Juonii a M Smilh (ily Clerk o(the City or Brown Cit) hereby cen iry thallhe foregoing is tru and complelc copy orn resolutiOlllldoplcd by rhe Cily Counc il o r th~ government ofrhc City of Brown City County orSonilac Sl3te of Michigan al a regular mecting hcld on May 9 2016 and thai said m~etin ~ was conducted M d public notice of sa id mecling WaS given pursuam to and in fuJI compliance with Ih Oren Meelings Act bein Ac t 267 Public ActS o( Michigan 1976 and thaI the mimlles of ~a id meeting Wlfe kepi nnd ill be U f have been made available as requ ired by said Act

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RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THEAlIIUrv OF Clrv IEStDENTS AND PROnIffY OWNERS TO EUlCITO OPTmiddotOUT OF RECEMNG

ADVANCED UTilITY MmRS (SMART METElISl

The followIng preamble and resolution were offered by Coundlmember ~1 i t hoe J ~rL_~ and SlIpp-orted bV Councflmemher ~~__k Ll pa n __~

WHEREAS OTE Energy SVIARl meters (SMART rn~ters) are 0lltidern electrIc metirs which end elect(ic meter readings dutomatlcaty bv using a radio frequency nehvorK rather than 11 uarlitronal on-site ~te( reading method lind

WHEREAS DTt fnargys actively Installing SMART meters throughout southeastern Mlchigan And has recently moaJfed 11

latter to the City of caro pemin1na to the ability of City residents to opt-our of f(Celving a SMART meter and

WHEREAS a numberQf CIty residents have exprltssed tomems regarding negative health conditIons that may reson from the use of SMART meters the a(CUuKY ofSMART meters and the possibmty that th~ uS of SMART meters may contribute to Ute loss of personal Jlrivacy aod

WHEREAS the Mict~an Public SeNke ComPlisston has receotlydedded to lnvesligate seve-fal Il$pea$ pertalnloji to the use and installation of SMART metm and

WHOtpoundA5 the Mlthigan Public Service Commission tlSi a tompomml cf this lmt~stigation is requesting thai utmW comPanles disclose Information rega-rdltli tM po-tential adverse hearth effects associated with (he use of SMART metetS and

WHEREAS th~ City of CarD Council i$ charged with securing and defendioe the overall health safety_ aod welfare of the ldenU of the aiy and their guests

NOW THEREFORE BE rr RESOlVED that the City of (arc Council her) supports the abillty of Its residents and property owoe~ to elect to o-pt-out of receiving SMART meters m$taIJed

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Cam Coune supports the invGSlgat1ltm by the Mkhigan Public Servlce Commission of SMART meters

THIS RESOLUTiON DECLARED ADOPTED nus 5 DAV OF August 20131 ClerkITreasufac of 1M City of Cam State of Michigan do hereby certify tNt thE foraolng Resolution was duly adopted by the City of cam Council during its regular meeting Mid in the Municipal BunOlng in the Clty of Carcent on August 2013

Resolution It 16-201~ June 6 2016

RESOumON A RESQUJTiON SUPPORTING MfCHIGAN HOUSE BtLl4916 OR SIMIlAR IEGtsJATlON AND SUPPORTING THE AmUTY OF TOWNHSIP R6U)poundNTS TO CHOOSE TO HAVE AN ANALOG EtECTfUC AND GAS MEml RATHER THAN ASMART (ADVANCEtll MErE

WHEREAS smart meters are computerized electr1c meters that send electric meter readings to the utility via radiofrnquency radiation multiple times per day and

WHEREAS analog meters are manualJy read electromechanical meters that have accurately

measured the electrtc consumption of homes and busfnessesfor over acentury and

WHEREAS DTE Energy (the utility) is repiaclng exJs1ing utility meters with smart (oka advanced or AM) meters and

WHEREAS DTE EnelY plans to replace all meters with either the fully functioning smart meier orthe smart meter with the radlofrequency turned off (opt-out meter) and

WHEREAS the opt~()ut meter must be manoa read In the same way analog and nooshytransmitting digital meters must be read and

WHEREAS the IItl1ity in fts testimony berore the Pub1c $ervlce CQmmission in U-17053 has stated that the nonMtransmltting smart meter performs no functions not already performed by the analog electric meter and

WHEREAS the utility charges the residentJa customer $6720 to have the norHransmitting opt-out smart meter In place of the fully functionIng smart meter and

WHEREAS the cost of lealllng In piace an existing analog meter is $000 thus creating an unnecessary charge on the customer who does not wish to have a smart meter on their home Or business and

WHEREAS some persons on fixed lncomesare unable to afford the opt-out fees and

WHEREAS the utlJlty does not permit businesses to opt out and

WHEREAS1 citIzens of this oommunity have expressed many concerns about this replacement Including concerns about the health effects of mdlofrequency radIation and the voltage transients and harrnonfcs (line noise) generated by smart meters concerns about privacy and hacking concerns about fire safety and fire hazards concerns about Impending time-ofltse rates and resultant increases In electric bills and conterns aoout remote shut-off and

WHEREAS many residents in the State of Michigan have reported negative health symptoms after the installation of smart electric meters or rnm-transmittlng opt-out meters on their homes and

WHEREAS some residents of the State of Michigan have reported that their smart meter has cau~ht fire or exploded or have reported flickering lights and appliance short-outs Immediately after a smart meter was installed and

WHEREAS the Township of Vassar has worked tirelessly to attract positive Investment while rejecting those that put our health environment and quality of life at risk and

WHEREAS the Vassar Township Board of Trustees ts charged with securing and defending the overatl health safety and welfare of the residents of the Township and their guests and

WHEREAS the electromagnetic frequencies emitted and generated bV these meters have been snown by tens of thousands of scientific studies since the 19305 to harm biological systems and therefore may pose a serious long~term threat to the health of our cltlzensj and

WHEREAS customers with a disability under the Americans with DlsabIHtles middotAct may not be charged for accommodation of their disability and

WHEREAS both the nonmiddottransmittlng smart meter and the analog meter accurate IV measure electricity usage and whereas both must be read by a meter reader therefore making them indlstlngulshable for purposes of metering customer electrical usage and

WHEREAS smart meters have not been mandated by the federal or state government and

WHEREAS our Township is committed to providIng equal opportuntty and quality of rife for all and to removing full barriers to participation In public nfe on the basts of dlsabnity and

WHEREAS OTE has been unresponsive to these customer concerns and

WHEREAS House 81114916 would address these concerns without Impacting the utilitys ability to Install smart meters on the homes and busInesses of those who want a smart meter

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Vassar Township Board of Trustees supports the ability of OTE customers to not partidpate in the smart meter program on their homes and businesses and to have their electricity usage measured by an analog meter without suffering financial penalties or Incurring monthly charges as outlined in House 81114916 and that an analog option be offered in perpetuity to all uttllty customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar TownshIp Board ofTrustees calls upon the Chair of the House Energy Policy Committee the members oftne Energy Polhy Committee the state representative for our dlstrtct the state senator for our district the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Attorney General to do all In their power to ensure passage of House 81114916 and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar Township Soard ofTrustees calis upon the above-mentioned persons and governmental entitles If House 81114916 Is not passed in this legtslative session to do all In their power to ensure passage of legislation In the future that will ensure that utility customers have the right to have an anakJg meter on their homes or

middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

Vassar Township Clerk ~~--=-~

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AdditioMl kWh CitpKtty (nerqyH AS90C kWh ~ EneW 761lt PH kWh

OIv~ V (l1li1 Seltviu~ 5750 permorltn lilA Crfdlt bull$150 Pl month Distribution kWh bullbullbullbull bullbull bullbull bullbullbullbull 5lt130( pef kWll

~aIr loin oIoIIIUrIriIUy un to 1pm 10_ SUPII ly C I~ JuM IIrouqh Odc btf

oo-pealr kWh ~y~___u ~_1IWb ~y tneltgy 415t per kWh

AI ortmiddotpe~ kWh ClIpadly EIIOIJ O9COC per kWh Non-Capadty Cnor1V bull4J5lC kWh

NoW1Tlbef trvouqIIlo4~y

All on-peak kWh ~poundnH0y ~(nefQY

AlIllf-peak Clttp~(hy Cnorqy O679C Pltr kWh NolCIocgtyeniy EIgteOY 4751lt PH kWh

oN_V(O1 ~Chalt~ bull $5(l per mollh Oistrll)Jioll kWn CY al-roond) bull543(X per kWl1

Tlgtis rail fHI~~ thrH rrb t~ 4S 1M U CJitk~ Petlt priaff ttY d~ys wM Cril (ArP61llt e~ au callfll It r~)OUI~ro-I~~ ~~ Power ~ppIV Chltlr Onpuk MOMI) rldy 3 pm to 1 pm

AI on1nk kWh ~ [ JWl9bull bull bullbull bull bull bull __ bullbull 9759lt per kWh Non-~ItfMfQV bull 4049 ~~Wh

MId-jMk MOIIdiy bull nidi) 1 am to 3 pm 7 pm to n pm AI mId-oeak kWh

cKMy (-y bull 4OO5C Pltf kWII N~ity (otIQY 4049lt per kWll

OflP~~k 11 prI to 1 un and all dy S~hlrdy ound y nd -I1rIItd~

u oIt-aIlt kWh ~Itv Enerqy 0554C per kW~ Noo-c~clty (neroy 4049C per ~Wh

(Crtlieal PHIl _ ts cIInIQ on-pfU Worodly rriGay1o eo hours IIlaquo VN~ IIrtIttI ___ notl~)

All a1tlQl~peaK_Wh $09 I)et kWh Non-cpyenMy Eneroy bull 4049t per kWh

Oli~y CII9U OsIrWiontwto 5A)o( r- kWh Slaquoviltoc~ $750 p rrnonl h

~ onI-t 10 pIY1tWlMUy rsliJiftJ MltIrlc spIKI igtNfinQHtWdfhrOltJfJh_n-el8 f(X1y_ __ ~trloltlo Dtlt_1lOISJ

p~ w Sullfy Co Junt 11Ir0U9h OClobt

nrsl 11 kWn r- (Iv CiPM~ypoundnetQY bull l2l7 r- kwto NonCaPM~y ( QY ~616( per kWh

AddJlioNI kWll C~y~ bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbull 414IC IltI~Wh Hon-Cipadtyu-QY ~ 616( PfrkWll

Novembtf Ihrovfjh May -sl 20 kWh per dIy

cplaquoIlyEnHQ __ bull l844lt IltI kWtl HonltopJodl yOWrQY ~ 6OC PftkWll

A~lloMlkWh C~y [JWlQL bull QS5l( Pft kWII N~y[NQY lt11616lt pekWlgt

Ot lgtY CIgta 9n 5ervice CNrqe S75O per monlh ObI iIlUtlon kNh (YtlOOIl~ 5A)OC per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

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rills rale Is for ( tntr aItd iii $(Un ~I ~

~r~ 01 bull Iowff SLnraquoItf Ie IMl GIfl sr

)011 up W 8 perrMI OIl lhec porliotl 01 yoor ~ WIgtM )OUmt ~hsllJla ~e

mliff tNt briefly loltHnoP yoor air c~kgtrlIn9 to mHt l)l~ ()( ~IJIon Jswn Powe S_1y CtgtlO ~tNOUQhOd_ ~rr E1letQl __bullbullbullbull ~bullbullCIooIo99t ptllIIIIII N~y EnerQy bull J7eJ( pel kWn

Hclyentmbtr INIy capdtyE~ bullbull 2-97)( per kwto NooltlIJClty EMfoY ~7BJ( PI( kWh

OIlYery CaQe o ~MoeChilr~ (JuneIIlrQUQhOctOberI bull Sl95 per mon1h ontritlrJtlon kWh 1Yf0IIIIl) SltII3OC ptr kWh

ThIs iMe ls~ for cusOtlllaquoS who UW laquoshyIrk wafff IIHI~ for unitVYO flJr(1OStlo Coniroled 5laquoYIce tlnlt~)

Power Supply ChQtt mm C~ PM1tY [JWlIIV 1915 per kWh Non-~PKity rneW 25lt116( PH kWf

o~rv Cltqn 5efvice ChMe bullbullbull S1Igt per mont Oist ribullon kWh 5430 per kWh

Gorolhcrmel Tlmr of DaV Ratr

~l(USM~r~ nun 10 1pm Po Supply Ch O~

Jun 11II 0ltJqh (klobelt AU onpek kWh

C8C)yeniI- (net9Y 9nsc 1 kWh Nooltpady (Mrqy 2814lt per kwtl

AW offmiddotptallt IltWh CIpyenty Ene rQ~ 13J5 per ~Wh NotrCapodty E9Y 284 pot kWh

NovmM thrOUlh Mil All onPIWlt ~Wh

CeplKlly ( neroy U ODlt perW1 N~ity [MrQy 28l4lt pw kWh

AIIo1~ kWh Clpa(M ~ EJWl 9r lAJX ~r kW IIon-ltapac lly ~roy UtA C PE ~W~

tullv~ry C~qu seritl Charge 6]0( 1 day Distribution kWh (YeaHOllM) 4703C per kWh

Expertnlal Ellcl n c Vehcle Ra tl

Opt ion 1 Tlmt of Ot~ kino On~ fKIltfi McIl(I6y-FrkUly il4m 10 1Ipm Po Sypply CIlaQu

OfgtpaiI kWh calhy poundnto OVbull 6 779C IltI~Wh

NonQpadty EnerQY 9012C perkWh I oIIpuk kWh ~yEnlaquoQY 1695lt pelttWIgt Hon~ poundJWIIJ( 22silt pelt ~Wh

Oell~ery C~~ Servll a r~f $95 IXr morgtIh 1)sI IbuIkWh bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbullbull gtA)OC 1 kWh

09tlon1 Monthly F r~ ( UIgtf ~v~ l1Ut~ly) loonIlIIy I~ of $4511 ~r yellko IrKIYClINJ sur(narO ~Igtdcedillo

OTHER RATE OPTIONS

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Ht t MetfrlnQ - A dlt option IMI promolft ~M (RgtUrn~ HIW~ eledtijtrusi19 f~r~tS IUmlY reaMgt MtVOYcndiU ~ 1M power bull

rloltlllt ~bull -IIH atdits_ 1gt1_ TIIO _101 _oolltn o$JJ _h_ _ ~NO 6~ yo __ ~ TolnOUII -rI_Ul l~lbull _ _ cmM(RW~ _ __ oS1S) _~__ -- OI _nn

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WHOLE HOUSE RATE OPTIONS TIese service rates are provided throuqh one meter to a singJt or double OCCVPMlCY dwelin9

Residential ElectriC Service Rate Powe Suppfy CharOe First 17 kWh per dAY Capacity Energy bull 1065C JlE kWh NOItltapacily EntltVbullbullbull 4 767( PErkWh

Additional kWh capacity Energy 4590C per kWh Non-Capacity Enerqy bullbullbull 4751( per kWh

Delivery CNiroes 5efvice (halVe $750 per rnonl h RIA Credit middot $750 per monlh Di5tribvtlon kWhbullbull 543OC per kWh

Time of Day Rate-

On-peak h(Wrs MonCJay-rriday n Um 10 7 pm Power Supply CnarQes June through Octo~r

All on-peak kWh I Capactty Enerqy t2048C per-kllh N~lty EnenlY bull 4757lt per kWh

All otf-peak kWh capacity Energy bull bull 090OC Pfi kWh NonlaquoJpaci ty EnefQY bullbullbull 4757lt per kWh N~ IhrOU911 May

All on peak kWtl Capacity Energy bull 944OC per kWh Non-caPbCity Energy bullbullbullbull bull 4 757lt per kWh

AU oH-peak kWh Capacil y (nergybullbull bull o679C per kWh Non-capaclly Energy 4757( per kWh

fXgtltvery CllalQu Service Charge bull $750 per month Olstribvtlon kWh (YeaNovnd) 543O( per kWh

DynamiC Peak PnclnQ Rate This rate features th~ price tiers as well as Critical Peak prices for days when Critical Peak events are caIed It requires YO1f home to have the aovanced electric meIer Poer Supply Cllarg ~s Onpeak Monday Friday 3 pm to 7 pm

All on peak kWh Capacity EnerQt bullbull 9759C per kWh NOfIltQapacltt Energy 4049C per kWh

Mi(1)eilk MoIIdIlY friday am to 3 pm amp 7 pm to I pm All midpeak kWh

Capacity poundnerQy bullbullbull bullbullbull bullbull Aoose per kWh Non-tapaclty Enerqy bullbull bull 4Q49 per kWh

Off-peak 11 pm to 7 am and all day Saturday Sunday and desiQna~ holidays

All o ff-peak kWh capacity Enerqybullbullbull 0554( per kWh Nonltapacity (nergy 4 049( per kWh

(Critical Puk events dJrlnQ on-puk hours MondayshyFriday Ilmlto to eo lIours per year with ~vance notite

All criti calpeak kWh 5091 per kWh Nonltpatity Enerqy 4049C oer kWh

D1 Uv~ry Cha r Oes Oistribution kWh bull bull 543OC per kWh Service cMfQe $750 per month

Space HeatlOq Rate AfJPied oNy 10 ~miJOeflfr instilUed electric s~ce heltllin9 S(lrwct 11100011 0fIe meier IOn) II~f to KIU$MOIrIJ IlaquoWd on this tltf ~I(r 10 ~ 17 lOIS

PO tl Supply 0 J~ trrouOh October

(irst T7 kWh per day capacity [ MrQy bullbullbullbull bull bullbull bullbullbullbullbull bull bull 1217lt per kWh NOOCapacily Energybullbullbullbull bullbull d61b( per kWh

Additional kWn Capacity Energy bullbull 4741C per kWh NonmiddotCapaclly[nerqybullbull bullbullbull bull 4 616( per kWh

November through May (IrS 20 ~Wh per dat

Capacity ElKrQY bullbullbull 1844( per kWh NonCapaclty Ener9Y bull 4616C per kWh

Addi l lonal kWh Capacity [ ne((lY 0553lt per kWh Non-Capaci ty Ener9y 4616lt per kWh

Oeltvery C~afl)e ~

Service CllltlIqe 5750 per month Dislrlbullon kWh cYeM-roundl bull 5430lt per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

lnteruptlbte Space Conditioning Rate (CooICurrent s middot ) Thfs rale is (01 cmlraJ air 1M air $ltNrce hfijt wmps 7alltp adYanlaQe o( a ICYWef w mmer ra te thai C8II stlf

you vp to 18 (Jercf(ll on the coolf19 POfUOII oJ yotn energy bill wtlEn you e()(oII we istaN aseparate melpI lha1 clO briHIy IIIIerrvpt your air cMdilicnif9 to mee system or oeneratlon Issues POwer Supply ChArQe$

June throuQh October ~Enervv middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddot_middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotO499( perllWti f Non-Capacity Energy bull bull bull 3783lt per kWh

November thrOU(jh MAV Capaci ty Ener9Y bull2973( perkWh Non-Capaclty Energy bull3783lt Pfr kWh

Oellvery C~arQes Service Charge (June Ihrough October) bull $195 per month DisltiolJlion kWh (YeaOlJIdl 543OC per kWh

WatN Heating Strvce Rate

This rate Is a~alllJble for customers Who use an elecshy(ric wdler hedler tor sanitary pJrpos eJ Controlled service (Interrupt ible)

PO Wff Supply Charoes AU kWh Capacily Enerqy 1915lt per kWh NonltapaClty Energy bullbullbull bullbullbull2546( per kWh

Oelover y CharQes Service Charge bullbullbullbullbullbullbull5195 per month DiStribution kWh bullbullbullbullbullbull bullSA30C per kWh

DLWd-I On1J(aJL hOCJrs POIIef Supply

June throug AIfOfl~ak

Capacity NonCapi

Alt ntfflfak Capacily Non-Cap

November 11 All onpe~k C~pacity l NonCoplt

All olfpeak CapacIty I NoncaP

Dtl lvelY CharI Service Ct Distribut io

Option 1 Time On-pfak hour5 POW~( Supply

All on-peak kl CapacityE Non-(apa(

All oIlpeak k Capacil y [ I Non-Capa(

Delivery ( h~rQ Service Chan Distribution I

Oplion 2 MonU Monthly fee I and credits

OTHER RATE

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Net Meterlnq resource CJe~ r_waDI( re5(

thaI power

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bull 1ie11c1er1t InaHr1t Crecln (RIAgt Custoowr rneeC 1IQ eIiQibHIIy requ~$ U KehOe bull $150 ~ IIOI)III (rfillllN 0IIId10 110(1 Oul laquoyou OIMIIly (all U~ lt14 8000471741 Rwc~ Of cwIOIrIe1S wno us ill maIOlt porI ion oI11gttlr IKll ley INtng oI1pe~ ron

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ~ VII sect28 33

sect 9 Compensation of county officers

Sec 9 BoampTds of s upervisors shan have exclusive power to fix the oomp officers not otherwise provided by law

runory Cocst 1963 All VII 9 Elf J I I 9amp yo ConrlNd amp CMII 1908ArI VllJ fR

sect 10 Removal of county seat

Sec 10 A county seat once established shall not be removed until the place nlch it is proposed to be moved shall be designated by two-thirds of the members of the board of supervisors and a majority of the electors voting thereon shall have a pproved the proposed locatioD in the manner prescribed by law

BiotDl)l Co llle3 An VII flO E( JOJJ 1 1964 l~ Con~tllull oD See COllSL ll108Art vrn t )3

sect 11 Indebtedness limitation

Selt 11 No Cltlunty shall incur any indebtedness which shall increase its total debt beyond 10 percent of its assessed valuation

lfiwry Cmol 1963Att VII tllEft Jan i 1i64 Fo e cmtltutlon s Conn 1906 Art vrn U 2

sect 12 Navigable streams permission to bridge or dam See 12 A oavigable stream shall not be hridged or dammed without permission granted by

the board of supervisors or the county as provided by law which pennission shall be subject to such reasonable compensation and otheT conditions as may seem best sui ted to safeguard the rights and interests of the county and political subdivisions the rein

QJO Cotgtu I~ Art VII U2 Ert Jan I 100 Fou eonia o 8M eo 180SArt vrn tl~

sect 13 Consolidation of counties approval by electors Sec 13 Two or more contiguous counties may combine into a Slagle county if approved in

each affected county by a majority of the electors voting on the quest ion IIUtDrr- eo t 1961Arr Vl t 13 Ell J 1 1964

sect 14 Organization and consolidation of townships Sec 14 The board of supervisors of each organized county may organize and consolidate

townships under restrictions and limitations provided by law Hi~ Coru 1963Arr VIto I~ ErrJLIgt 1 100-1 Fo CoGMI~U 01lJ See eoru 1908 Art Vlll us

sect 15 County intervention-in public utllity service and rate proceedings

x Sec 15 Any county when authotized by its board of supervisors sha ll have the authority to enter or to intervelle in any action or certificate proceeding involving the services charges or rates or any privately owned public utili ty furnishing services or collJJlodities to rate payers within the county

W O Coogt J961 Att VT I t iS Ell J I 19amp1

sect 16 Highways bridges culverts airports road tax limitation Sec 16 The legis lature may provide for the laying ou t construction improvement and

maintenance of highways bridges culverts and airports by the state and by the counties and townships thereof acd may authorize counties to take charge aod cootrol of auy highway within thei r limits ror such purposes The legislature may provide tbe powers and duties of Counties in relation to bighways bridges culverts and airports may provide ror county road commissioners to be appointed or elected with povers and duties provided by law The ad valorem property tax imposed for road purposes by any county shall not eltceed in any year one-half or one percent of the assessed valuation for the preceding year

ru ry Con t ampEl3 An VlI 4(6 Elf Jan I 196 Io ~Iuoo Su C I OO~ Art VIH ~2G

Jo~j Ftfrill9 440 N Srarr Smw Flfs-o a ellIJlIII O CO lo All 4R723

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

~~~ Jodi Fetting

Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

AittpAcs Policy GIOlp Airsp $iIViClWl us )epCfIrren ul T(Qrspo~ltrlto-

8GO lndeperdenoe Avenue SW WtW1Irglo DC 7059

Federal Aviation AdrninStrotion

JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

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Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

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Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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Summary Thank you for considering Johnson Controls as your building technology services panner The following agreemenl document Includes all the details surrounding your Planned Service Agreement

With planned service from Johnson Controls youll get a value-driven solution that can help optimize your building controls and equipment performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a solution that fits your specific goalS delivered with the attention of a local seNice company backed by the resources of a global organization

We ll be your building technology services partner

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Planned Service Agreement

Cuslomer Name COUNTY OF TUSCOLA Address 440 N STATE S1 CAROMI48723-1555 Proposal Dale 061112019 Eslimale 1-135LX3G9

IScope of Service

Johnson ContrOls Inc r Jcq and the Cuamplomer (colledively the -Parties) agree Preventative MaintenslCe SelVlces as defined in Schedule A r Services) will be provided by JCI aihe Customers facitily This Planned Service Agreement the Equipment U s Supplementat Price and Payment Tefms Terms and CondJUons and Schedule5 attached hereto and incorporated by this reference as if sellor1h funy herein (ColecUvely the Agreement) cover the rights and obligations of both the Customer and JCt

Extended Service Options for Premium Coverage

If Premium Coverage is selected on-sile repair services to the equipment will be provided as specified in this Agreemenl for the equipmenllisted in Ihe attached Equipment Us

IEquipment List

Only the equipment listed in the Equipment Lisl will be covered as part of this Agreement Any changes to the Equipment Lisl must be agreed upon in writing by both Parties

----------------~ITerm f Automatic Renewal

ThIs Agreement takes effect 0fI 0810112019 and will continue until 0713112021 (Originaj Term) The Agreement will aUlomalicatty renew on a year-Io-year basis after the Onglnal Teon ends unless Ihe Customer Of JCI gives the other writte n notice il does not wam to renew The nolice must be delivered al least (45) days prior 10 the end of the Original Term or of any renewal period The Orignal Term and any renewal periods are sometimes collect ively referred to in this Agreement as the Term Renewal price adjustments are discussed in the Terms and Conditions

IRefrigerant Charges

Refrigerant is nOllncluded under this Agreemenl and wilt be billed separately to the Customer by JCt

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IPrice and Payment Terms

The lolal Contract Price for JCIs Services duringlhe 1st year of the Original Term is $1302000 This amount will be paid to JCI in Annual Installments Pricing for each subsequent year of a mul1iyear Original term Is sel forth in the Supplemental Price end Paymenl Terms All payments will be due and payable within 30 days of Ihe invoice date and SUCh IImely payment by Customer shall be a condition precedenl 10 JCIs obligation to perform lis Services A penalty of one and a half percent (15) of the amount due per month shall accrue for payments received after the payment due date Renewal price adjustments are set looh in the Terms and Conditions

Invotoes wil be senllo the following lOcation

TUSCOLA COUNTY COURTHOUSE 125 W LINCOLN ST CAROMI48723

o In lieu of paper Invoices senllO the location above invoices should be emelled 10 the following email address

This proposal Is valJd for thirty days from the proposal date

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Year Total Annual Dollar Amount Payment Frequency Yearl 13020 Ann ually Year2 13541 Annually

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DJ 1I00Ii(k a n MlIQU 1e on_ 101Covw E4Uipm t ~ ftltommended by Ihr nufw1u~ Ntdor K~ Includili but 01 limited 10 dequal~ electllc~1 pOw~ ie IU~ lit COIGitionnt1Id ~umldltycontro

(4) oo ri ly JCI lovn~ile1y 01 ~ nv CowCd Equlpm~ nl mllunCtion Iliu kdown o other condllion ~fleclltg Ihe oper11on of tht Cowrt d f qulpfltf1

(5) prOjf ICI It~ nl arct1l 10 lis Pem isegt a nd Cevelti Equ~nl 1 ~H UJonIbIe tId nEU1IJf lmn for IIgte perforttIfICt olt~ e 5elVicu

(6) alo JCI 10 ~~ iod SlOP ~ erodialy hm off or otherwlle C~IIle c temponrily lupend eqvlpmenl Of)eratioru oc Ihll)(1 an perform Ihe ~le-aui~ uoder ~ AceemcIII

(]I M af)dlable ~Iovtd t JlIo~e oondc-n~ coollfll t_r 1raquoiIr wa ter lUlrnenl lor IN proper function (II Co_ed E Ilmc-nld prot ect a~lnll ~ nV elonm~nllllssu~ a nd IOllae of biohulld lueh 3$ but not IIm~ e d to leclonell

(III un iIlId jIIoperl itl and Itl~ Itttr u1on 11 lm t_ tUh nlpoundhl or II uth cfNr Ie Custo hili clo~ the PWllfl

(9 O~I1n I M~n Jke nc jIrnilgt ~qulred lor ~d DoloV I~ tlelt u~lecI ~ h theServlu

(lOI noullrJC I immedi ately 01 fly cmed ~deauacv~ 01 1~Iur r cl th t Co 1 Equlpmenl 01 othr condl lon ffenlna the optallen 01 Ihe Cored hulpmenl

(II) fumlVlny nelteu 110 C ~ I na ~~101 olflle$ 1$ peme (111 poperty maintain pall se Mlte Ind utt I~e 101111 operalion olny olh property sYStem Qqulpmenl or dtYlte o (usto m or 0111 to wtkh the Covered [Qpment mav De ilUacled or eCMK led In UCordinct wi1h mltlnuaclur~bullbulleornmend~tlcnt InlUr lfle elme ou1ltenll c the lequlemeltIU o lny Ie o6l i bu u ~encv 01 ocllttIIO~1u hiviC ll6iction thteol

131 IIOIt~mpet IVTt ~ ~ker Id)u l ~ dllturb I~ ~mQve Of ol~erwle Int~l1t~ with any Coveed poundIpmenl (locltKUn ampny relll~ 10l1wllftl ind 001 permk th r ~e 10 be done ~nd

(14) raltt lrom UU1nC lalie mina erob lfse K I 10 i Iln~ Pf~lty 01 I~ 1)1 by 01 IUed at~I1 JO by Iy OIlf1Imeltola mu fielpll I~ncy II elull lhereol

2 CUW~ftI~ u1ltnowledtna undend~ ~I unleS dl fea l~llor blQhl bullbullltdl uch leIOiIen11l topliGi tlyltKludm ttl I~ C JO b proYIdfr1t h gtCuomerlpo I~UI~ Ie pI ltgtvde j lK~ It~ nl Corner~mowIedcu lhlits fitC 10m~ ht tobla~ wlU elilgtte KI 01 any elpontbliity lor~ny Co~ed Equipment bC~kdown 0lt I ny ntC~UiY air o rrFgtlourneot I any Cover ~d Equlpme-nt II CUSICme brehes ItY 01 the t obllltlons KI N aye lhe Ilhl upon Mlen notice to Cullrgtmif to smpend Ilt Seovas unl~ C~tme cua udgt blttadl In a lldliJon ( SI_ rhaC be npornblt lOt f2YInt 0 etmbrfll10 10 inyCOlU Iuodt~ wilh ltoIftUW k uued IJ JUII 01 to( bnil(11 11~Ggte cbl iCltion bull

G INSURANC Clgt$lomllt t11lOfU11Ie 101 oUinin ilt inwran~ (ovtltsectte ~Nt (ull_ be Is nfelillY 10 proUCWIO Cuam propelttY and penol

In 0 on the Ptnlstl Includlnt co-eraJt 10lt ptllon1Inj u tKI propelY dftliilf~ ttlE PAYMENTS CUSTOMER MAICU UNDER tttlSAGRUMENT AAf

NOl ftELATED TDtttE VAlUE OF ttt[ PREMISES CUSTOMERS PROP[RTY OR POSSEnION5 ORTHE PER50N5 OCCUPYING OR AT ANYTIME PRESENT

IH OJ ON TNE fIIEMllU BUT RA1MEII ARE trUrn ON 1M COSt Of THE MnM MID lllE SERIIl(U AHD lAlE INTO CONSIDEJIAOON nn PROHCTION AFFORD EO TO 10 UNOER TtffS AGJIHMlNY CUtOngtC -by elee 10 ~ any Ilatoly 10 nv IVttII or condllion (ustlty (o~c cd bycom~dllIbIHtv iu t1nce (utomc und~oI nd lha l ncltlcr he Se~ rQr the Co~ered Equlllmfnl ~rr dtiI d 10 ~du(r bul nc

el1m te certl ln u13 1(1 doe nat tvrntv I~t nel th lgtt SeIViCI1 I1ltlr Cov~red [liulpm~t i ~ pievcflt Qerwn(ll InulY un~t~orzed entnotgtCe1 or

Johnson $](C 2019 J~on Cofol~ Inc CUllOf1ef CogtIodetll Controls Do rI() copy (pIIys eamplly eleW cay 0lt In a ny othel ltTtf)Crl) rlncul Ina t p-eu Iter Jl(flrISion 01 John~ Conrolamp I~ P8g~ f 0142

JOHNSOt 0 fRe 5 PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL REPREO FDF COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

H INOlMNITV

JCllnd CII~tomel 11It11 full Indemnify he ollgttl Plrty Illd Iu officers bulltffltS dilectOrsbullM tmpioyffl 1Om I ny ~ndn dlmlle p tOIlS and exptllln (clud ~lonJble utOlne-s leest illne OUt of third Pirly dllml demtlndi or lukllor bodily Injury (In(ludl dath) Of cia gc 10 tana1bie pcptny 10 lhe lCIt Irisin OUI 0 Ihe IItCIIamp~e or tnclnllonel mlscOfldutt 0 Ihe Indemnlfyl party Of lIS crnplovlef Of _filli CUSlomer expra tliihl ICI Jtlan be r~bIe 10In)Jry iWnbullbullbull bull 01 ~I only to the IICIttIt uund dlrlaquoly by IC1 nel~MI o Inllntl_ mliConduCi Thl obllJtJonl 01 JCllnd Ctome und Ihllltlt1ion ~ funhtf wbIKI to lealoml tid J ~

I LlMlTAnON OF UAllUTI NEITHER 10 HOR CUSTOMER WILL BE R[5PONSIBlE TO TH OTHER FOR ANY SPECIAl INOIRECT PUNITIVE OR CONSlQUENTlAI DAMAGES (INCLUDiNG BIIT NOT lIMITEO TO LOST PROFITS OR LOll OF BUSNlSS) JCJS TOTAL UAIIUJ TO CUSTOMER FOR DAMAGES R[5ULTlNG JROM AN( CAUSE WHAnOMR SHALL BE UMIT(D TO $2SQDOO IN NO EV(HT SHALl 101 INDEMNifiCATION OBllGATJOH [)(UD TIlE AMOUNTS ALO TO JO UNDER THIS AGIllEMENT OR THE AMOUNT OF INSURANCE IllQUIMD B THIS AGREEMENT WHICHpoundItIl IS GAUnlt CUSTOMUI UNDERSTANDS TltAT)CJ 15 HOT AN INSUIIER RpoundGARJ)tNG THE WORKOIlTIlE SERVICpound$ 0 SHAll HOT BE IIESPON5IBH fOR ANY DAMAGE 011 LOSS nAT MAYflUU~T FIIOM FIliI SAFElYOR SECURITY EQUPMpoundNTTHATfAILS TO PEAFORM PROPERLY 011 FAILS TO PIIMr( A CASUAL all LOSS

J FORa MAlfURE

KIWtLL NOT Bf RfSPON511Ll fOR DAMAGE LOSj INJURV 011 elLA CAUSEDY CONOrtIONS TMAl AAI BFYONDTKE IllASONAlU CCImIOl AHD

WITHOUT THlltnpoundHTlONAlMISOOHOUClOR NlGtlGpoundItCE Of 10 SUCH amomOHSlflCWD[ 80T ARE HOT UMmo TO (AI ACnOf GOO (6)

Am Of GOVtllNM[NT AGpoundNQpoundS Ie) SllIlKl5 (0) LABOR OISPIITpoundS) (f) FIRE If) OPlOSIONS OR CASUAlneuros (G) floIfS (H) VANDAUSM II)

RIOTS 011 WAR IJ)TpoundRROIUSM ANe III UNAVAUBILITYOF PARTS MATpoundRJALS OR SUPPUES

It RUOUJT10N OF DISPUTES 11 3 0l5pu1l rIs~ und~ tIIk _nl tile lelllgtall prom1 ~~ Incod IlIh lbesoIvt well dllputll by ~tIM In1Ie -t dsJ)UU II UIU~ 0 be vcWed eltha- pony whaw the tch IrIltble ltbiI~don by iIinC with lhe AmeltIcn ArbItIoltI oUodallon ~ no olllerlcttlClIon IaI bftn prevlouJly filed upon ftliol 01 the Ifbitnon till AAA Ihllhlw Ihe eOlCIu~W jurlsdlCllon _ the OlspUte Tlluibull11 party mty decide 10 f~e n (Ilon In coun of romDftenl jurbdirtlonl f til (oun f~m II Ihe flntlec1 proctdln flied tIIll tourt Iha have lur~dlaioo ove lhe ~JlUle to the aclulion 0101 rbltrltlon AtbiUlllon Ihln be toooucted In il(cordince wilh the lWn CUrrtnl tbhflllon rules of the IgtnItrlan Artgtilntlon MllaquoilIIon ~OIM wtlitllllon seMel mlJlIatty ampJ1Hd 10 by 1M IoIlt11n ArbIlratlon musl be (~1Ild Ihtll Ibty (60) dayt afw tn oputt submitted 10 artHlllon unlen the j)IoItlH mll I1y et ot~ The ~cI~ed by tn ~alorwi 1M f_land ~I liAlted by 1M bltLmDf may be Int~ed In XUlrcllnce with IppIiQbIe I_In any (oun h-il (ornpe1em jurisdiction jMltty po_llire III 1M 3Ibtrtttlcn or COUrt poem IhII If entilled lOn _d 01 Its rulflMble COIoU In(IudinI 1USOfIIbInomeyJ leu Incurred IS rtwlt 01 tile Oipute CUSTOMER MUST BRlNG ANY CLAIM AGAINST 10 WITHiN ONE (1) YEAR m ER THE ClAIM AROSE If CUSTOMER OOIS NOT CUSTDMR WlU HAVE IRRtvOCASlY WAIVED Irs RIGHT TO SUE 10 ANDOR INSTITUTe OTHER PROCEEOINGS AND ICI SHALL HAVE NO LlA81UTt TO CUSTOMER fOR SUOi CLMM TIME IS Of THE ESSENCE AELATM TO CUSTOMH PUISUING ANf SUCH ClAIM floIE PItOVtSIONS Of TKS AGREEMENT WHICH APLY TO AN (AIMHALl REMAIN IN HFECT EVEN AFTER THE AGREfMtNT IS TfRMNATto 10 AND CtmOMER EACH WANt THEIR RlGIfT 10 A rull

shyl TERMINATION

1 Remote Monnorln $eMCIIS and R~mOte ()pe~lln ScsvIca ma~ be imrntdlitely Clnceled by ellher party il Jels Remote OperIiQn Cenler (onne(lln res Of mOflltorlrlllSlem5l~ cle5trovtd by or ather ClIllopht Of wilt Ihf PlemilllS re sa bS damtBed Ih 1 11 Is IrnpftetaI IO conlinuf StnoIces

2 ellhe INIrty fib 10 perform any 01 Its obIirlon UM hIs Ieem~nl I~t otll jraquony wi prOIII~ -men IOIkt LheeollO lhe )lilly

1I1~ed 10 JHo In dmult Should Ine party alted 10 be Ifl defull 111 to espond I it or like action 10 cvre tIM II~IltI def within 1111 (lOt (lall 01 ~celvln IV lneo notlu the lOti ~rty may le(mlnlle Ihk rument by PIOllldlll ~ten nOl1(1 01 IIJII lermllliU lo n

3 UPQI1 IltIrrIinoUm 01 h ltfeeme~ le r anv rNson aJICmef 1hd PltiY IQ 10 I II UflGitputed _nu 0Wflj IlIrwah Ihe dallt of IIIUOII ~hIn thl (30) cI~ luth lermnl ion (ulier hIIllso prflVlde Jej Utlth RMlIlabe aa 10 the islS tD rem~ IIIe Gflew OtWe ~n~hVfllher JO pro~y ncltoun~tJI Int~on fl~ 0lt iiIlt IIlfIV ~lIlem1S ppUuble Cull 111111be liable fOlt al Iffl COlli and IICPfIfl mil Jet mv Il(u in ltootlKion th I enlOIOlmenl 01 hll tIlIl indlldina wilhoullimatlcln nlIo ble nom lees eltgtnKtton aency lees nil Olin COIoI

4 II he A~re~tot Is for mulljytar telm t~her jMrty nwy termiNle lilt Aeflaquomerll after dI ronl fu ~a of SaMlaquo by I lilt OInr pI no Ie-laquo thIn 10middot1 (151 ~VJ nit oolk laquoNlded h_ th~ (us OfIIted PREMIUM (OVEIlAGE CusIOlttltgtlt Y mlltUle ~~I ontv upon 10$ WIitt~ ~

M ASBESTOS MOlD BIOAHAZARDS AND HALUOOUS MATERtAlS

H~zardoul Mltfrills munl tfrlal ~ wb$llnct hal tIelher by Its N~ or ute II now Of hft defed Of fCula~ hdoubull 1 dOUloUbsltnoUl pc 1 o tOllllmlnlnl vodeIIV 1oG~ 111 01 leclclta l lowbullfCulallon 01 rdinlOtlCll bullbulllalre to or cklfIlUkIamp pUblic and ~ 1l1li and uletytId prateCIIon oj the IMonmen or which iI toIc explosive COfaUvt flammable radloKlhot orclnoCflIk or OIhenoriI haarcloui Of which iI or CfIfI1n1 _oItum psoline died Iud Inother pc1~um hvoilOClrbon produCl or poIYhlori~ bIphtI Hatardoui Matttllls ltlHdllGaltoeluMl makl leulmiddotbaid ptintl bIohIlrdS SIIdIIS but ftOlink~ to 1fCiofIeCl IntI HlIeJtcs-conao1n1nc mwials rACM1 Neither (ulomer nor lCi dlrlll lo or Illkeneel 10undnmiddotakedlren Obllnlolll r~I~li~ (11M klcnllOClllcln Ibuemenl dUnp control ~mo~1 or dlltpoltal o ACM

10 wlB be 1$IgtOtIIbIe 10lt moI 0 cI oos 01 ayen~roous ~Ierl_ls Ihll I ul In provldl lht StMt-es n O H bullbullf(Ioul MaIHllb1 and t~ I fmldllifIn ollllY Iell jlnd by he eI1e of 1(111lt1 MertatI For lit HI~ MltMils Iha may be olteselttl Itgt lacM~h

Johnson ~lcC 2019iQhn$on Cotro~ Inc ControlsComeJ Canfodenllal 00 nr)I COP) (pIIy~ocaIy eectrorcny or n an OIhel mea) Ylnout It ~I~ nnen ptlJJTJ5~ 01 ~C~oIs Inc PagE 38 011

middot PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL t- COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rNomiddotC1 HudOOJ Meritmiddotf (uuome shgt1IIUpply JCI wht 1 iflrornallo~ iflil pm bullbull~1on lt~lllni 10 lilp pre~nlt of lilllrltlOU$ M~ c-rret ij

th ~ilt eJ~nn ~v ff~(1 10 pelt1orm bull e 01 Ih~ s i(~ II Illhft Cnomelt or 10 gtKom ltt 01 ltgtlt UUlfCU U~ I)esellltt 01 Nonmiddoto(l HIIIISo M~ le1$ tIIl Iy ItgtItrlre llh Cr ServIltpoundl II I~U ImmtdllltIy $lOP I~ SoetYl(l Itgt rile I ffffiecl ru ~nd noilly the o thw ~n As btt-en (unome Ind MI Cuu_ hoo_be rtlpor1ible 01 IIISoho n~n ~ e -d diopoinr 01 Honmiddotla Hndou Mele 1$ fom lu rdMIebullbullnd for Ih (medlllion olny reu ImpaetCd by he ret bull bull e of he Hon-CI HUlrdou Mlltrl I~d mul ptwidc ~ cer1lliUlle 01 a balm~nl ~cfore J(I will be obll~lled 10 ~rlorm 0 cnl~ue lIS S~Mco unln 10 ~d letu knowloedae Ihll NonmiddotCI HIardou M~I(II~ were pren nd eted In dl$tfpr d of I~I ~e In wli(h tne 1lJ 1lt1 -11 be (pon lbllil lu ole ~ Othe etMOltlon 0 nmiddot orn Impmed by IlJ leltl~ of 1Idgt Hibullbulldon MlttIIbullbull00111) ( lOme hon In lOponibII II lu ole e~e for the _olI 01 HIbullbullrdous Male 1s INri ~ no bHII r~ieued and fe reie~e~ not nultlnc from Cl1 PtriormallCt ef tilt Serulces CuomN ~hlI ~I~nd ~nd InclomoJlot JO ~Calnl 1 Iol-ifl (o sU damUC I e~~nlel vd claJms ~rnamp 01 lu fa ure 10 (omply with Ihll Sccllcn M

N CUSTOMER DAlA

Cnlomt da la obtillned flom lie SetWltcs II owned by alld 111amp11 btlolt o Cunomer 10 I~ IUIOI illO UI Cl410mellb 10 prcMde Sentlce (lome bcept a lonh IItrlln lei wilt 101 disclose Ie any IhllI Otlty ~ny 1rlISivIltN81 (~nom dlI~ acquled hrouh pelt10IWIIIa 01 Ihe Sttvices Mthout Cul lomer (OnSenl (unomer ilB~e Ihal Jel nd 11 ubleIIrle affillnlnd epproved Ihild ~rty COII111OI5 and de-elopers may collecl nd lJ~e CUllome dll for Iny eaon 10 as ny ee l ule 0I1t1e clall on I dt middotklfn11itd bSII Iha dot nOI p~rsonaMy I~ntily Cullomer or anvlndivd Cuilomelt Igttgteby ~nlJ)O a petu WilcIWkIelfrtvOCable royah lru8unO U modi+ m1PU~Ibull bull WOIoeltIse and 1011

0etMt~wo b frOtnuch dala J(III ~IIM rlClIl$lOlI Inr~ 10_ rbl tJlIltflllll nd produnl C~led as I ew of uerlomnce ofSeMlts

O JCIS INlHLECTUAI PROPERl

10 WM IKtJI d riCh ~ lgtcIltgtltfest 11 yl) woltk orovided 10 Cuslomel IfgttIudlnl ohooI l ilmltiltiOfl ill ~e ~U and objeet cod dorumtnll1ior1 tKllnic Inhwon or dlla 1plaquolflCa1onlnd del bull ltes Impr~mellU 01 mOClllQlooruo 10 r~II1Hmiddot~ and (bJ I(now-How (defined below) e~ b 1(1 In bull (I~eron 01 lhe ~bltt 0 periolfTlfnt ollh Slt~ whth ~n_n 10 1(1 ror 10 Of diVtlom or tiICgyeiI Or ~uire-d In conneCllon with I perormrltt of II obn ioos under lhl ~greemenl Ownership Of eM Oelwblf ~nd KnowHow Ihd veil 00001y In ICJ nld flO Oe~ver~~bullbull1IaII be de~med middotworks mide fo r hlf bull Withoul UtIamp Ihe lenerilily 01 th e fortlal vfSNp 01 ai sool(e nllIS ~ (Ie (Olme of ptriOfnlInamp the le1Vkei I~I reMain the elOCIuIiIIt PlIJIIIlt1V 01 10 FltK purpoltl 01 ihllt AaJr-cmerr middot~nowmiddotHO mean a knohow )jot e It(hnIQ~s (Q ~U mllhoclolocln loobbullbull~Iy i(ll ~pprOKIgtG dltibu~ Odell and dt1m dllcoveriU ad ld~ililnW1ed produCAd by dhelc~d or uelt t)y 1(11 he CfUlon IIlt plovilJcn 01 the o-t~f1b1eI or In the Iltroltnance 01 tho Sltrvkt1 i nel Iny chanee ImplovemenJ or modlfiuHon tlgtereto or deivatlv Ihe reof

P OI6IT lpoundRMS

Any licMM 10 ltgtlt ~h( to ~laquopoundl1 JO IOfWlIrt produW inc dIIlti l e r Cloud tu Dyfth-lMd ulkr till Irelfflflfl b prellldild on 1- telt

corldklons for the iPllllebje loflwr~ groduct Of dlcll or cloud trvlce lei forth btll1wwwJgtgtmQI(QroluQmtgtulk Cleull4itl~I SU(h

aptgtlblt oftw~re podu nd (jjIIIIlervlltes lermsr lncopO ~d by rcferetl(e hcreln

Q Mi~LlAHrOlJS PROVISIONS

1 AW nor l~bullbullequlred IC be amp1vfIfI1bullbullnrundfi hili ~e ifI wrllnt Inc ~11I)e (OtIl(Ieca prcper ~iwn If (II chlMrred In Jlt IOt (b) tlll vi the Unlled 51lei POI~I stvIlte pel1se orepald ftlIlIred 0 tertlfld Mill rflun fclOl requCled (cJ ifni by o~ernlJht del~rv scNiCe ( fidEgt UPS) 01 (dln bvfClIrn~~ ~ m~1I or olnelt el~wonlC mt~nd confimed by (~cslmll e relum mlll or ele~hone

2 TIUs CfNnltnt _ nor be led byCunomoe wtllIc 1(1 k wrgtlIell (0ltgtSe 1(I IN ~ III -eM 10 1amplJr lh eltlnbull bull o_ ethn~erJon firm 0 (OltpOrllon wltheut Cul1omer~ conscm 0(10111 abo lIve 1M Ith Itsor cI1stretlon 10ubconuaa ny ponlon 01 IDe Servl(e TII$ ~retmenllnues 0 he ben~fot of Ind Is appllc ble tc ~ny aS1inees or SUbltOnl etor~ ef telbullnd II blndlnt upon Customer wllh Plaquo110 nld Il-SlttD or ltubculag rs wilh Ite f~e nd tllecl3 n bInltls (uIOme loJel

411 any plcviion of 1M femen Is fgulld t W IMaloC ~ tbullbull1 or unenforceable in ~ny elOtet Ihe lIdlly lealOty ~nd enforcelbillt Ollhe rem~lIinlpltosooru cellUinil htfetll hill flO( In t V wy be Ifeuelt Of irnj)3IleltIthNeOv

S TlIII laquoeemenlI lhe enUre (onl et bltwcM 1(1 nd CU1l0mt1 and ~st~1 ~ny pltlcr or ~ 1 undcfSllndll _itt IIIltIU ~ ro~oII or Olher ommuni(llionl b tween the partIe

ampmiddot(111 dltnowIodllli ~nd ~ bull IIgt IIY jhHdl l c ord~ lucd by Cuilomc In cunllKlon h lhigt laquo~enl iSlnlend only 1D ellMliiSh lnymenllllhof1ry fOl Cr5lont r Inltrn~lluou~I purptllH nd nol be conide1( to be ~ unto llcr Imltfld n1 modlfQtion o OIher IcvlslonlO lhe lenTIl 01111 AtrHment No tem or condition I dud or rfenced In CUIO middot pUdaSll ordl will h~oe ant fOlte elfet and Ih~e ( flU and condillon shall (MUOI (utomr1 ICtcraquoi1ICe of ny SefVicellllJH ltOnltllu lt in I~pncc of these lerm ~nd rolldnions An prO(IOl fo tltkjllo~1 or d~lefe rli ferm~llgtt In CuSlomtrs J)Uf(hue orde-r Cr ny otll elt dOtumenl Inill expresl ~ccP1ed IfI wrlIlIZ by ICI hCfeby objKted 10 nd telaquotCd

711 1I1t( at n~ (hfnlel 10 (uuomero ~tlnl or 0~r3110~f Of I lPlk oOle eEulaIon II ltode u~ bull Of ulW~y t~Ilebullbull I~il mD Iltldy ffeet J(rl peremlnt~ of the S~rvi(eJ or 111 pt1tlrltl ~fel 10 IhU h the ~ht 10 an eQ~IUbl and l~proprlle djuumenl 10 Ihe cope Ie and othe-f llcned Ie 011111 Ag reemenl

Johnson ~p(gt 21)19 Johnson Conll ol1 CU~lome-f Confgtdent Controls 00 -0 eopV 1ptyslQllly eleGl ro~gtCIly OlIn any oiher mft) hou Ihe eXJlress wn llen oerrn$$IOn 01 Joinroon CQntro ~ Irtlt Pag 3e of 42

JOHNSQfJ COtHROlS PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED r 11i COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

ADorNDUM TO PSA TERMS AND CONOITIONS OR MONITORING OF INTRUSION fiRE AND OTHER WpoundTY SYSTEMS

If ~te MOnilOfin StMces bull bull pIktly III(ludtS Ittnol~ lire ~ml 1I~oritl gtlaquov1tv 11111 mooilorint or video monitor ifl lht $COpe 01 wol1lt O (11110 d es tile Aareemenl II hereby madifie1lncl mended to Indude the termlnd prollllioru ollhls Addendu 10 tile PSA 10 Monhorinc 01 InlWolI r lf Mid Sfety So$term (Ihe AI(eNjum QplIlred Irms thaI Ie nol de1if1ed titeln lhirll h~ the melni cJven 10 diem In the lIIlement In Ih _11 of conhicl between the t~rTIltId (omIllions of this Addendum arid those ~inl ln the 111_ the tems (ondttklfls oIlbis Aoddtlldllm st pi~I~

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TOWNSHIP OF WORTH Sanilac County MicbigaD 6903 S Lakeshore Rd Lexington Michigan 48450

Telephone (810) 359-8852 Fax (810) 359-7027 F-mail CleTkworthmlorg

PhUlp EssenmacheT sup~JenDifer Staoyer Clerk Jenuifer Woodruff Treasurer Jack Wylie Trustee Walter Badgerow Trustee

RESOlUTION 16-7-20-1

RESOLUTION TO ALLOW WORTH TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF DETROIT EDISON TO OPT ltlUT OF THE SMART METER PROGRAM

Whereas Detrott Edison Company has begun the process of Installing within the boundaries of Worth Township digItal advanced meter infrastructure to be referred 10 in this resolution as smart meters I and

Whereas many township residents have expressed concerns about the Installation of sm art meters on their

homes to Worth Township officials and to the Worth Township Board and

Whereas these residents and Township Board members have expressed concern about the alleged Intrusion

into their respective energy usage attributed to smart meters and

Whereas many residential customers of Detroit Edison Company are concerned that emissions from smart meters may be attributed to serious health problems including but not limited to physiological neurological pulmonary vascular and sensory and

Whereas Michigan House 8i114916 was written to address the above mentioned concerns regarding smart meters and has been forwarded to the Committee on Energy Policy

Now therefore be it resolved that the Township of Worth SanIlac County supports the ability of OTE Energy customers to retain their current analog meters and to opt out of the smart meter program fortheir homes without being subject to financial penalties and additional monthly charges

Now therefore be It further resolved that the Worth Township Board of Trustees strongly encourages State Representative Chairman Aric Nesbitt of the Committee on Energy Policy the Michigan Public Service Commission Attorney General Bill Schuette State Senator Phil Pavlov and State Representative Paul Muxlow to take all regulatory procedures needed to investigate alJthe aforementioned InformatJon and concerns for the health safety and welfare of our cItizens and Inhabitants

Board Adoption

This Resolution shall become effective on the date of Its adoption by the Worth Township Board

RESOLVED this O dayof j~ 010lw

ATIEST AS TO ADOPTION BY THE WORTH TOWNSHIP BOARD

$0 Resolved

Date 07- 2 D- b

Supervisor Philip G Essenmacher

~ Oerk Jennifer Stanyer

Motion to Adopt made by Board Member ~Yl)) Second by Board Member lAhxJtttff

Nay AbsentAye

Philip Essenmacher Supervisor

Jennifer Stanyer Clerk

Jennifer Woodruff Treasurer

Jack Wylie Trustee

Walter Badgerow Trustee

I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and complete copy of a resolution adopted by the Township Board

of Worth County of Sanilac Michigan at a Budget Meeting held onj~ 00 f OIQlli and that said meeting was given pursuant to ad In full compliance with the Open Meetl Act being PA 267 of 1976 and that the minutes of said meeting were kept and have been made available as required by said Act

Jennifer $tanyer - Clerk

Village of Reese Resolution No 13-14-01

A RESOLUTION ADDRESSING SMART METERS IN THE VILLAGE OF REESE

WHEREAS the teon Smart Meter often refers to an eleCOidty meter but it also may mean a device measuring natural gas or water consumption and

WHEREAS many communities across the country have joined forces to prohibit smart meters from being Installed locally mostly upon the notice ofhigher energy bills (Cost) illness (Health)forced installation ofmeter(lnvasion into Home) Privacyissues(4th Amendment right to Reasonable Expectation of Privacy) Safety and Liability and

WHEREAS on March 4 2013 the Planning Commission for the Village of Reese passed Resolution No 2013~02 that recommended that the Village Council consider takingjormal action to notify and ban allfuture use aSmart Meters within the VillQJe ofReese and

WHEREAS the Village Council believes that additional information relating to the use of smart meters 1n the Village of Reese needs to be compiled prior to making a definitive deCision with respect to banning the use ofthe devices NOW

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that at a regularly scheduled meeting of the Reese Village Counal being held on May 13 2013 ) a quorum being present a motion was made by KEAST and second by FIELBRANDT to place a moratorium on the use of ~smartmeterswithin the village limits for a period of six (6) months so that the Planning Commission can continue studying the matter AND

BE iT FURTHER RESOLVED tbatthe copies of this resolution be mailed to aD utility companies who provide electric gas and water services to the VIllage of Reese

Vote

Ayes 7 Nays 0 Abstain 0 Absent 0

ft(Z~iJlage Clerk

(MmeUmmbers Pnrlcialaobscii OM ~1llUser Rcentsl Mtlvm )ul1eMilier Attclll Plfks Wlniam WaiterS

City Clerk l1wUlCi M Smilh

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CITY OF BROWN CITY A Progressive Industrial and Agricultural Community

4205 Main Street Post Office Box 99 Brown Cily Michigan 48416()099 Phone (810) 346middot2325 Fax (810)3463802 el11lil brownctygrealtllIkesne

CITY OF BROWN CITY Resolution Number 16-04

A RESOLUTION TO THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION EXPRESSING THE BROWN CITY COUNCILS CONCERN WITH THE

INSTALLATION OF DTE ENERGY SMART METERS AND A REQUEST TO EXPLORE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY EFFECTS

WHEREAS OTE Energy has begunlhe installation ofnew mele to CU$lomers in Michigan ThumtNlleA oommunities~ replacing existing meters with srcaUed Smart meters that is electric meters which viH broadcast information to the utility company using radio frequencies and

WHEREAS DTE Energy has indicaled thaI il will at some point begin installotion of Smart mete in the City of Brown City and

WHEREAS Smart mel provide benefit 10 utilities by allowing remole meter reading by among other things eiiminating the need for someone to go onto each utility customers property to read a meter and possibly offering residents lower electric rates at non~peak times and

WHEREAS a significant number ofpeople including residents or the Cil) of Brown City have expressed heir roucems 10 this Council hom potential health effects ofthe Smart melers as well tIS other concerns regarding lheir universal deployment in the City and

WHEREAS although the City COlmcil is inforoted that it is without jurisdiction to directly regulate Smart meters exclusive jurisdiction over them residing with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) the City Council believes it is appropriate to assist its citizens in obtaining consideration of their issues by requesting careful review thereof by tbe MPSC

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROWN CITY that

I The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perform a careful analysis fbe potential health and safety effilltts which may result from the univernal installation of Smart meters for electric and gas utilities

2 The MPSC is further requested to consider delaying the deployment of Smart mete pending a conclusion by the MPSC following coreful study lJd review that such met are safe and will have neither short-term nOr tong~term negative consequences to the health of the citizens of the City of Brown city and the State of Michigan generally

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3 The MPSC is asked to carefully examine other concerns regarding tbe deployment of Smart meters as may be sllbmilled 10 them by Tcside nls of the City of Brown Cily and lhe Stale of Michigan so as to insu re that all aspects or the issues are considered before final dctennination is mnde with respect 10 such deplo)111enl

4 The MPSC is funher asked to consider requi ring public lllilit ies to allow customers with appropriate medica l docwnellHll ion of their ind ividualized risks to opt out of SmOtrl me ter installation at their homes

5 The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perfoml a ca reful analysis ofrhe potential privacy issues regard ing available and fut ure SOlan meter technology

6 All resol Ulions inconsistent with [he foregoing resolut ion be and the same h~reby an repealed to the c-tent of such inconsi stency

The fo regoing Resolul ion was ofJered on May 9 20J 6 by Councilmember William Nailers and seconded by Counci l member Dan Loulzenhiser There folloed a Ro ll Call VOle with four (4) Councilmembers present eM Jacobson -alSlnl eM Louzenhiser-yes eM Mclvorycs eM Milkr-yes eM Parks-absent eM Wal(~rsmiddotyes

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A QUORUM BFING PRESENT - MOTION DECLARED CARRIED

I Juonii a M Smilh (ily Clerk o(the City or Brown Cit) hereby cen iry thallhe foregoing is tru and complelc copy orn resolutiOlllldoplcd by rhe Cily Counc il o r th~ government ofrhc City of Brown City County orSonilac Sl3te of Michigan al a regular mecting hcld on May 9 2016 and thai said m~etin ~ was conducted M d public notice of sa id mecling WaS given pursuam to and in fuJI compliance with Ih Oren Meelings Act bein Ac t 267 Public ActS o( Michigan 1976 and thaI the mimlles of ~a id meeting Wlfe kepi nnd ill be U f have been made available as requ ired by said Act

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RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THEAlIIUrv OF Clrv IEStDENTS AND PROnIffY OWNERS TO EUlCITO OPTmiddotOUT OF RECEMNG

ADVANCED UTilITY MmRS (SMART METElISl

The followIng preamble and resolution were offered by Coundlmember ~1 i t hoe J ~rL_~ and SlIpp-orted bV Councflmemher ~~__k Ll pa n __~

WHEREAS OTE Energy SVIARl meters (SMART rn~ters) are 0lltidern electrIc metirs which end elect(ic meter readings dutomatlcaty bv using a radio frequency nehvorK rather than 11 uarlitronal on-site ~te( reading method lind

WHEREAS DTt fnargys actively Installing SMART meters throughout southeastern Mlchigan And has recently moaJfed 11

latter to the City of caro pemin1na to the ability of City residents to opt-our of f(Celving a SMART meter and

WHEREAS a numberQf CIty residents have exprltssed tomems regarding negative health conditIons that may reson from the use of SMART meters the a(CUuKY ofSMART meters and the possibmty that th~ uS of SMART meters may contribute to Ute loss of personal Jlrivacy aod

WHEREAS the Mict~an Public SeNke ComPlisston has receotlydedded to lnvesligate seve-fal Il$pea$ pertalnloji to the use and installation of SMART metm and

WHOtpoundA5 the Mlthigan Public Service Commission tlSi a tompomml cf this lmt~stigation is requesting thai utmW comPanles disclose Information rega-rdltli tM po-tential adverse hearth effects associated with (he use of SMART metetS and

WHEREAS th~ City of CarD Council i$ charged with securing and defendioe the overall health safety_ aod welfare of the ldenU of the aiy and their guests

NOW THEREFORE BE rr RESOlVED that the City of (arc Council her) supports the abillty of Its residents and property owoe~ to elect to o-pt-out of receiving SMART meters m$taIJed

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Cam Coune supports the invGSlgat1ltm by the Mkhigan Public Servlce Commission of SMART meters

THIS RESOLUTiON DECLARED ADOPTED nus 5 DAV OF August 20131 ClerkITreasufac of 1M City of Cam State of Michigan do hereby certify tNt thE foraolng Resolution was duly adopted by the City of cam Council during its regular meeting Mid in the Municipal BunOlng in the Clty of Carcent on August 2013

Resolution It 16-201~ June 6 2016

RESOumON A RESQUJTiON SUPPORTING MfCHIGAN HOUSE BtLl4916 OR SIMIlAR IEGtsJATlON AND SUPPORTING THE AmUTY OF TOWNHSIP R6U)poundNTS TO CHOOSE TO HAVE AN ANALOG EtECTfUC AND GAS MEml RATHER THAN ASMART (ADVANCEtll MErE

WHEREAS smart meters are computerized electr1c meters that send electric meter readings to the utility via radiofrnquency radiation multiple times per day and

WHEREAS analog meters are manualJy read electromechanical meters that have accurately

measured the electrtc consumption of homes and busfnessesfor over acentury and

WHEREAS DTE Energy (the utility) is repiaclng exJs1ing utility meters with smart (oka advanced or AM) meters and

WHEREAS DTE EnelY plans to replace all meters with either the fully functioning smart meier orthe smart meter with the radlofrequency turned off (opt-out meter) and

WHEREAS the opt~()ut meter must be manoa read In the same way analog and nooshytransmitting digital meters must be read and

WHEREAS the IItl1ity in fts testimony berore the Pub1c $ervlce CQmmission in U-17053 has stated that the nonMtransmltting smart meter performs no functions not already performed by the analog electric meter and

WHEREAS the utility charges the residentJa customer $6720 to have the norHransmitting opt-out smart meter In place of the fully functionIng smart meter and

WHEREAS the cost of lealllng In piace an existing analog meter is $000 thus creating an unnecessary charge on the customer who does not wish to have a smart meter on their home Or business and

WHEREAS some persons on fixed lncomesare unable to afford the opt-out fees and

WHEREAS the utlJlty does not permit businesses to opt out and

WHEREAS1 citIzens of this oommunity have expressed many concerns about this replacement Including concerns about the health effects of mdlofrequency radIation and the voltage transients and harrnonfcs (line noise) generated by smart meters concerns about privacy and hacking concerns about fire safety and fire hazards concerns about Impending time-ofltse rates and resultant increases In electric bills and conterns aoout remote shut-off and

WHEREAS many residents in the State of Michigan have reported negative health symptoms after the installation of smart electric meters or rnm-transmittlng opt-out meters on their homes and

WHEREAS some residents of the State of Michigan have reported that their smart meter has cau~ht fire or exploded or have reported flickering lights and appliance short-outs Immediately after a smart meter was installed and

WHEREAS the Township of Vassar has worked tirelessly to attract positive Investment while rejecting those that put our health environment and quality of life at risk and

WHEREAS the Vassar Township Board of Trustees ts charged with securing and defending the overatl health safety and welfare of the residents of the Township and their guests and

WHEREAS the electromagnetic frequencies emitted and generated bV these meters have been snown by tens of thousands of scientific studies since the 19305 to harm biological systems and therefore may pose a serious long~term threat to the health of our cltlzensj and

WHEREAS customers with a disability under the Americans with DlsabIHtles middotAct may not be charged for accommodation of their disability and

WHEREAS both the nonmiddottransmittlng smart meter and the analog meter accurate IV measure electricity usage and whereas both must be read by a meter reader therefore making them indlstlngulshable for purposes of metering customer electrical usage and

WHEREAS smart meters have not been mandated by the federal or state government and

WHEREAS our Township is committed to providIng equal opportuntty and quality of rife for all and to removing full barriers to participation In public nfe on the basts of dlsabnity and

WHEREAS OTE has been unresponsive to these customer concerns and

WHEREAS House 81114916 would address these concerns without Impacting the utilitys ability to Install smart meters on the homes and busInesses of those who want a smart meter

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Vassar Township Board of Trustees supports the ability of OTE customers to not partidpate in the smart meter program on their homes and businesses and to have their electricity usage measured by an analog meter without suffering financial penalties or Incurring monthly charges as outlined in House 81114916 and that an analog option be offered in perpetuity to all uttllty customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar TownshIp Board ofTrustees calls upon the Chair of the House Energy Policy Committee the members oftne Energy Polhy Committee the state representative for our dlstrtct the state senator for our district the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Attorney General to do all In their power to ensure passage of House 81114916 and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar Township Soard ofTrustees calis upon the above-mentioned persons and governmental entitles If House 81114916 Is not passed in this legtslative session to do all In their power to ensure passage of legislation In the future that will ensure that utility customers have the right to have an anakJg meter on their homes or

middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

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OIv~ V (l1li1 Seltviu~ 5750 permorltn lilA Crfdlt bull$150 Pl month Distribution kWh bullbullbullbull bullbull bullbull bullbullbullbull 5lt130( pef kWll

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AI ortmiddotpe~ kWh ClIpadly EIIOIJ O9COC per kWh Non-Capadty Cnor1V bull4J5lC kWh

NoW1Tlbef trvouqIIlo4~y

All on-peak kWh ~poundnH0y ~(nefQY

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oN_V(O1 ~Chalt~ bull $5(l per mollh Oistrll)Jioll kWn CY al-roond) bull543(X per kWl1

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AI on1nk kWh ~ [ JWl9bull bull bullbull bull bull bull __ bullbull 9759lt per kWh Non-~ItfMfQV bull 4049 ~~Wh

MId-jMk MOIIdiy bull nidi) 1 am to 3 pm 7 pm to n pm AI mId-oeak kWh

cKMy (-y bull 4OO5C Pltf kWII N~ity (otIQY 4049lt per kWll

OflP~~k 11 prI to 1 un and all dy S~hlrdy ound y nd -I1rIItd~

u oIt-aIlt kWh ~Itv Enerqy 0554C per kW~ Noo-c~clty (neroy 4049C per ~Wh

(Crtlieal PHIl _ ts cIInIQ on-pfU Worodly rriGay1o eo hours IIlaquo VN~ IIrtIttI ___ notl~)

All a1tlQl~peaK_Wh $09 I)et kWh Non-cpyenMy Eneroy bull 4049t per kWh

Oli~y CII9U OsIrWiontwto 5A)o( r- kWh Slaquoviltoc~ $750 p rrnonl h

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nrsl 11 kWn r- (Iv CiPM~ypoundnetQY bull l2l7 r- kwto NonCaPM~y ( QY ~616( per kWh

AddJlioNI kWll C~y~ bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbull 414IC IltI~Wh Hon-Cipadtyu-QY ~ 616( PfrkWll

Novembtf Ihrovfjh May -sl 20 kWh per dIy

cplaquoIlyEnHQ __ bull l844lt IltI kWtl HonltopJodl yOWrQY ~ 6OC PftkWll

A~lloMlkWh C~y [JWlQL bull QS5l( Pft kWII N~y[NQY lt11616lt pekWlgt

Ot lgtY CIgta 9n 5ervice CNrqe S75O per monlh ObI iIlUtlon kNh (YtlOOIl~ 5A)OC per kWh

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Hclyentmbtr INIy capdtyE~ bullbull 2-97)( per kwto NooltlIJClty EMfoY ~7BJ( PI( kWh

OIlYery CaQe o ~MoeChilr~ (JuneIIlrQUQhOctOberI bull Sl95 per mon1h ontritlrJtlon kWh 1Yf0IIIIl) SltII3OC ptr kWh

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Power Supply ChQtt mm C~ PM1tY [JWlIIV 1915 per kWh Non-~PKity rneW 25lt116( PH kWf

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Jun 11II 0ltJqh (klobelt AU onpek kWh

C8C)yeniI- (net9Y 9nsc 1 kWh Nooltpady (Mrqy 2814lt per kwtl

AW offmiddotptallt IltWh CIpyenty Ene rQ~ 13J5 per ~Wh NotrCapodty E9Y 284 pot kWh

NovmM thrOUlh Mil All onPIWlt ~Wh

CeplKlly ( neroy U ODlt perW1 N~ity [MrQy 28l4lt pw kWh

AIIo1~ kWh Clpa(M ~ EJWl 9r lAJX ~r kW IIon-ltapac lly ~roy UtA C PE ~W~

tullv~ry C~qu seritl Charge 6]0( 1 day Distribution kWh (YeaHOllM) 4703C per kWh

Expertnlal Ellcl n c Vehcle Ra tl

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Oell~ery C~~ Servll a r~f $95 IXr morgtIh 1)sI IbuIkWh bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbullbull gtA)OC 1 kWh

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WHOLE HOUSE RATE OPTIONS TIese service rates are provided throuqh one meter to a singJt or double OCCVPMlCY dwelin9

Residential ElectriC Service Rate Powe Suppfy CharOe First 17 kWh per dAY Capacity Energy bull 1065C JlE kWh NOItltapacily EntltVbullbullbull 4 767( PErkWh

Additional kWh capacity Energy 4590C per kWh Non-Capacity Enerqy bullbullbull 4751( per kWh

Delivery CNiroes 5efvice (halVe $750 per rnonl h RIA Credit middot $750 per monlh Di5tribvtlon kWhbullbull 543OC per kWh

Time of Day Rate-

On-peak h(Wrs MonCJay-rriday n Um 10 7 pm Power Supply CnarQes June through Octo~r

All on-peak kWh I Capactty Enerqy t2048C per-kllh N~lty EnenlY bull 4757lt per kWh

All otf-peak kWh capacity Energy bull bull 090OC Pfi kWh NonlaquoJpaci ty EnefQY bullbullbull 4757lt per kWh N~ IhrOU911 May

All on peak kWtl Capacity Energy bull 944OC per kWh Non-caPbCity Energy bullbullbullbull bull 4 757lt per kWh

AU oH-peak kWh Capacil y (nergybullbull bull o679C per kWh Non-capaclly Energy 4757( per kWh

fXgtltvery CllalQu Service Charge bull $750 per month Olstribvtlon kWh (YeaNovnd) 543O( per kWh

DynamiC Peak PnclnQ Rate This rate features th~ price tiers as well as Critical Peak prices for days when Critical Peak events are caIed It requires YO1f home to have the aovanced electric meIer Poer Supply Cllarg ~s Onpeak Monday Friday 3 pm to 7 pm

All on peak kWh Capacity EnerQt bullbull 9759C per kWh NOfIltQapacltt Energy 4049C per kWh

Mi(1)eilk MoIIdIlY friday am to 3 pm amp 7 pm to I pm All midpeak kWh

Capacity poundnerQy bullbullbull bullbullbull bullbull Aoose per kWh Non-tapaclty Enerqy bullbull bull 4Q49 per kWh

Off-peak 11 pm to 7 am and all day Saturday Sunday and desiQna~ holidays

All o ff-peak kWh capacity Enerqybullbullbull 0554( per kWh Nonltapacity (nergy 4 049( per kWh

(Critical Puk events dJrlnQ on-puk hours MondayshyFriday Ilmlto to eo lIours per year with ~vance notite

All criti calpeak kWh 5091 per kWh Nonltpatity Enerqy 4049C oer kWh

D1 Uv~ry Cha r Oes Oistribution kWh bull bull 543OC per kWh Service cMfQe $750 per month

Space HeatlOq Rate AfJPied oNy 10 ~miJOeflfr instilUed electric s~ce heltllin9 S(lrwct 11100011 0fIe meier IOn) II~f to KIU$MOIrIJ IlaquoWd on this tltf ~I(r 10 ~ 17 lOIS

PO tl Supply 0 J~ trrouOh October

(irst T7 kWh per day capacity [ MrQy bullbullbullbull bull bullbull bullbullbullbullbull bull bull 1217lt per kWh NOOCapacily Energybullbullbullbull bullbull d61b( per kWh

Additional kWn Capacity Energy bullbull 4741C per kWh NonmiddotCapaclly[nerqybullbull bullbullbull bull 4 616( per kWh

November through May (IrS 20 ~Wh per dat

Capacity ElKrQY bullbullbull 1844( per kWh NonCapaclty Ener9Y bull 4616C per kWh

Addi l lonal kWh Capacity [ ne((lY 0553lt per kWh Non-Capaci ty Ener9y 4616lt per kWh

Oeltvery C~afl)e ~

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June throuQh October ~Enervv middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddot_middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotO499( perllWti f Non-Capacity Energy bull bull bull 3783lt per kWh

November thrOU(jh MAV Capaci ty Ener9Y bull2973( perkWh Non-Capaclty Energy bull3783lt Pfr kWh

Oellvery C~arQes Service Charge (June Ihrough October) bull $195 per month DisltiolJlion kWh (YeaOlJIdl 543OC per kWh

WatN Heating Strvce Rate

This rate Is a~alllJble for customers Who use an elecshy(ric wdler hedler tor sanitary pJrpos eJ Controlled service (Interrupt ible)

PO Wff Supply Charoes AU kWh Capacily Enerqy 1915lt per kWh NonltapaClty Energy bullbullbull bullbullbull2546( per kWh

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DLWd-I On1J(aJL hOCJrs POIIef Supply

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All olfpeak CapacIty I NoncaP

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sect 9 Compensation of county officers

Sec 9 BoampTds of s upervisors shan have exclusive power to fix the oomp officers not otherwise provided by law

runory Cocst 1963 All VII 9 Elf J I I 9amp yo ConrlNd amp CMII 1908ArI VllJ fR

sect 10 Removal of county seat

Sec 10 A county seat once established shall not be removed until the place nlch it is proposed to be moved shall be designated by two-thirds of the members of the board of supervisors and a majority of the electors voting thereon shall have a pproved the proposed locatioD in the manner prescribed by law

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sect 11 Indebtedness limitation

Selt 11 No Cltlunty shall incur any indebtedness which shall increase its total debt beyond 10 percent of its assessed valuation

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sect 12 Navigable streams permission to bridge or dam See 12 A oavigable stream shall not be hridged or dammed without permission granted by

the board of supervisors or the county as provided by law which pennission shall be subject to such reasonable compensation and otheT conditions as may seem best sui ted to safeguard the rights and interests of the county and political subdivisions the rein

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sect 13 Consolidation of counties approval by electors Sec 13 Two or more contiguous counties may combine into a Slagle county if approved in

each affected county by a majority of the electors voting on the quest ion IIUtDrr- eo t 1961Arr Vl t 13 Ell J 1 1964

sect 14 Organization and consolidation of townships Sec 14 The board of supervisors of each organized county may organize and consolidate

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sect 15 County intervention-in public utllity service and rate proceedings

x Sec 15 Any county when authotized by its board of supervisors sha ll have the authority to enter or to intervelle in any action or certificate proceeding involving the services charges or rates or any privately owned public utili ty furnishing services or collJJlodities to rate payers within the county

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sect 16 Highways bridges culverts airports road tax limitation Sec 16 The legis lature may provide for the laying ou t construction improvement and

maintenance of highways bridges culverts and airports by the state and by the counties and townships thereof acd may authorize counties to take charge aod cootrol of auy highway within thei r limits ror such purposes The legislature may provide tbe powers and duties of Counties in relation to bighways bridges culverts and airports may provide ror county road commissioners to be appointed or elected with povers and duties provided by law The ad valorem property tax imposed for road purposes by any county shall not eltceed in any year one-half or one percent of the assessed valuation for the preceding year

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

~~~ Jodi Fetting

Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

AittpAcs Policy GIOlp Airsp $iIViClWl us )epCfIrren ul T(Qrspo~ltrlto-

8GO lndeperdenoe Avenue SW WtW1Irglo DC 7059

Federal Aviation AdrninStrotion

JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

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Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

3

Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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JOHNSON C0 r RCl PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED F COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

Summary Thank you for considering Johnson Controls as your building technology services panner The following agreemenl document Includes all the details surrounding your Planned Service Agreement

With planned service from Johnson Controls youll get a value-driven solution that can help optimize your building controls and equipment performance providing dependability sustainability and energy efficiency Youll get a solution that fits your specific goalS delivered with the attention of a local seNice company backed by the resources of a global organization

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Cuslomer Name COUNTY OF TUSCOLA Address 440 N STATE S1 CAROMI48723-1555 Proposal Dale 061112019 Eslimale 1-135LX3G9

IScope of Service

Johnson ContrOls Inc r Jcq and the Cuamplomer (colledively the -Parties) agree Preventative MaintenslCe SelVlces as defined in Schedule A r Services) will be provided by JCI aihe Customers facitily This Planned Service Agreement the Equipment U s Supplementat Price and Payment Tefms Terms and CondJUons and Schedule5 attached hereto and incorporated by this reference as if sellor1h funy herein (ColecUvely the Agreement) cover the rights and obligations of both the Customer and JCt

Extended Service Options for Premium Coverage

If Premium Coverage is selected on-sile repair services to the equipment will be provided as specified in this Agreemenl for the equipmenllisted in Ihe attached Equipment Us

IEquipment List

Only the equipment listed in the Equipment Lisl will be covered as part of this Agreement Any changes to the Equipment Lisl must be agreed upon in writing by both Parties

----------------~ITerm f Automatic Renewal

ThIs Agreement takes effect 0fI 0810112019 and will continue until 0713112021 (Originaj Term) The Agreement will aUlomalicatty renew on a year-Io-year basis after the Onglnal Teon ends unless Ihe Customer Of JCI gives the other writte n notice il does not wam to renew The nolice must be delivered al least (45) days prior 10 the end of the Original Term or of any renewal period The Orignal Term and any renewal periods are sometimes collect ively referred to in this Agreement as the Term Renewal price adjustments are discussed in the Terms and Conditions

IRefrigerant Charges

Refrigerant is nOllncluded under this Agreemenl and wilt be billed separately to the Customer by JCt

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The lolal Contract Price for JCIs Services duringlhe 1st year of the Original Term is $1302000 This amount will be paid to JCI in Annual Installments Pricing for each subsequent year of a mul1iyear Original term Is sel forth in the Supplemental Price end Paymenl Terms All payments will be due and payable within 30 days of Ihe invoice date and SUCh IImely payment by Customer shall be a condition precedenl 10 JCIs obligation to perform lis Services A penalty of one and a half percent (15) of the amount due per month shall accrue for payments received after the payment due date Renewal price adjustments are set looh in the Terms and Conditions

Invotoes wil be senllo the following lOcation

TUSCOLA COUNTY COURTHOUSE 125 W LINCOLN ST CAROMI48723

o In lieu of paper Invoices senllO the location above invoices should be emelled 10 the following email address

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) the fllMr or ~IMIII 01 cluctwort ~Inp bIneu Iliumfar supporU t_ lilllttsbIHgtIotdltOtIIr and ~neumu( pIf)Inamp Iltd ~l shu afII pipI 1lO11IOIItv tPIlaquot-d 01 malrgtUitJKI on scMdulod balitNI-1InI 01 01 0 pIic plplnt

(b) daoosal 01 hlloudoul_IIK ocfpf H olhtlWbe Pfesslt ptOIfided heln)

(c) clblrl lCllng 01 ehikr ~OIIdef4er WIlt tems d Oilier coltnPltgtlnts fOi blDlald$ such II but nOI Wmlllaquod 10 leamplone~ Unlesl ewt)lltilly slaquolloflll In IhotKopt 01 teN(ts betwe-tn tIM PII Unlen eoplick ty provld for within me scope 01 SfMcd thl iJ Oul of Scope StNkt$M til CultomltfS egtdult-e r ponllbWty 10 mkt ~Hlnt_ts lot wch oervktl with proYide oilgte lhan JO Me-ntlons 01 chll~ tube lelnlnamp condttuer oltnlnc coolnl l_cleanlnamp Of boiler tubt nrc IrI I ny KOpe or It only I~WQfk 10 remow nomlll bullthp 01 dIbriI ~d sctle lube brush cltltllrlamp prfuurt _hln obullbullcld IIuIhlrlJ ReIre 10 well cit doe fIOIlrldlldlti chItInQI cleanl dIsInffltlJo~ g ~ _I IHlmern r~lrN 10 ellminale (ontrOl 01 dSirllect IIIhst bIDtrd$ such IS bul 1gt01 IimIIfO to Leckgtnelllt

dl suwl 1Utltorles 01 items nov comed dIrMI the use of COOterCd (ltIgt~ such flbbons w illgt and ~Mlt

Ie) I~ furnllhlnpound of ~teNli and suppiles lor P4inlln Of rttlnlsllint equllmen

(I) I~ rePiit 01 e~cmenl 01 wIe In ~onduM bud bIetrlnsmlsslo Mnel g the ~ II flOl otgtrmly epllted 0 m~lntId gn I l ohedultd bJl II

(II) rel)laetmenl 01 obsolele paru Ind

(h) d 01 fny Idndlnrllldln bul not Ilmlld 10 ~ C ltlOlt1II Ir1jltJ V dutll opetty mit ~rd 1M ~om of 111 0 i( fliultitIC from

bull Iue mllase Ittlons Idjunme nts ill~U tombiNtlons rnoolfklllorn 0 repoalrJ 10 CO-etCd pound4I1pmen1 nOI ~rf01mtd ptovlaed 0 i9J1fowd Inwlt~ by ICI

bull eluEp ment nOI c~ed by IIIIs tg eement o-r II~CIvntflUi mad e to (ovl td lqulpmenl

bull I CIS 0 omlsslonl 01 the Cullom Iudl but not Ike d 10 1iHi fi ll of lhe (ulOme 10 fulflI lhe 0m ObUtlonl IrId Commllts to Jete) dulbed In ~ctlon f Oll Ms rttt OpefatOl erro CUltOmtTmiddot IIW I 10 (Onduel tgtffltfll~ lnllni n I isulU~ fom CU ltomerl prellous denlll of 10 ItClSS to the C_ed Equipment uld Cullomers f~IIye 10 knp the Sill (lein 1M Iitt 01 dull 111 01 ollie IAniclef a debris ~ sucll CDndilionslre prously txpressJv Itknowledled by JO 11I _1t1flamp

bull siltgt- eliled Ind tlWlromtenl1 rolldillolU IntludJnc but flOl ~mlted 10 POIIfI tllvrs Oll(ul i loni in eleclliul cufTMi (or -~t $UCI) 00 biQhlltdS Wth u but fIOI ~rnlled 10 Lelonc lllo IlIoclIled wilh COnd_l wllI (0011 lower systems ad subcompo~n l Iylleml

D ~AYMNT DIJUGAl1DN

CulIIme Ihal Ply 1M lcts wtl du1n KCOfdlIltt wIIh Int PIYfJItIII It ml prald td lor In lhe llIeemeI Such PIIymtnl II cond~1oP pc~tdnl to 10 ablellon 0 perlam StMcu under 1M e-emtnt In lu v lillny pvchlle o d elllKllo lhi eeme-nl bullbull nd ~~hstancl Ul4le 10 Iht tom theltein Cuslomtr tkAOWledIIOO ftel thlt IofIdU JO IrwoIces 10 an meum _teIhln $15000 lhall be ~Id a nlt wire t~fe check Of money order If IhII rume-n11s rertoedlCttl1 ovide (tmametwlth IlOlite olillyIdjUllmtnlS In the ConllKl Prict appfltlblt 10 Mff_1I period no r Ihn IOflYmiddotfWtjS)dltIys 11lt10lt 10 tIgtt totNMnoemcnl oll~illenewit 1Dcl UnonlOAlaquo In_theetmt at lelll hfTyI30) dIys prior 10 Iht 11( of fuch bullbull~I peiodIN ICfJusled price IIIbull bull bctlht prlre 10 ~ Itn il perlod

E WARftArffiES

JO warrants IIJ $Ic wUI te provided In ood ~d orkmDnllkt mlnner for 90 dyI Irom the elite of Se k ti I Jel eltc ives rlnen nollt e 01 a

Johnson ~j(C 21)19 JOIlnSOo CUols b e Customer COrlidellfrlll Controls Do ~ 0l0Y fphYSllll1 eletrorucaJy or 111) Ch(gt mampoiI) 111OUt (ou)t8$$ wel ~m H()n of JOIn$on CoIIoi s Ic P aglt ~601 42

I r PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

bf Ch of Ihi warranty Pl io to the e nd o f this flinty jlnod Jel III -perlOm any no~-tonlor~~ S ~Nilt~ e t no addl11on~1 (~ r8e hhl~ a ltonvn 1y tU5QMble Itm~ of I~ nOIIIllt llon

Jet 1gt lhoit eqvlpmfnl mnuIanued o I~dd bgtj 10 (ilofl fnc 11IiI1 It Irom dellaquou in mIII~ 1 and k hlp 1 lnlam normlluutelOI I period of90dS 1110 1ngtl11J o fumih bullbull pleOI 01 CQulpmenl utl(k tNs Alemen ilnd lhat eQulpmenl Ii cov~red brl nty fom m tnktunr ot~ INn CI 10 wf l llnSI~1 the benefits cl th lt m-nufgtltlue(J waranty it any to Custome and 11 amy lemediebull ~ n clu1III 101 lhal equipment AI ttnJj)OItlkwI (hoi tnwred In _ lion wi(h Ihr wrinty 101 eCllOpmeol1 IftdO 1~1s nol _wd undshythis AeerntnllNtl be bDn~ byCuJIO b eept as poided heern II Jel oltelves in nOlice 01 I ~ ee~ 01 I~b ~rmty PIlot to t~ end 01 tllh rruy pelod JCI will ttPlIr o eplate (n )(1 OPtio nl Ih e delMliv~ equl pmenl

Tllele _nl do II(It IJttend 10 tty ~ltW 01 eltlul~n lhal have bfton rnllUied bull bull Ite ed Or repared byC1I0 CI O IlIItd INfl iel Ihoul 1M supelVi1on 01 nd 110lt lltn Ippt(lvll olIO o WJCI ~t num~ or ranty d tul W bwn rmowd or alured AJ replaccd parts Ct equrgtnMn1 h1 become JCI pro~rty Thb ~rtntv is 1101 lu~b~ W~ nty J~ ~ be provldfd dulnn ncrmal bUllneu hOUlI IXCludll hoII(Ivs The r-dti I fonh hilrtln shltl be to(II~ nd eoltclU1ive medywltllCltlrdllo ny wlfrt nty ( 1lm under thlgt AallefMtlt Anv uit huN _lIIe rrltltv mun be lItauhl no III mn orgtamp II) ~a ftlr lile txPtloon ollhr pplicllble ffanty ~Iod Thlgt IIm(ttUon Is In IItu cr Iny olhe IPPrlublf mlult or 1Imh~1I01 CUSTOM~R FURTHfR ACKHOWLIDGU oVoID AGREfJ THAT THUt WARIUJffifS Aif ICIS SOU WAlIRANTlES ANDTOTHf MAXIMUM [)(TENT PpoundftMrrrEO UNDERAPPUCABLE LAW ARE IN U[U Of All OTMER WAftRANTlES pound)(pRpound$S OFlIMPUED INClUDINGtIT NOT lIMITED TO TlfOSf OF MERCHAHTA8IUTY AND FITNESS fOR A PlRTICI)LAR ftJRPOH

f CUSTOMEROIIUGATIONS AND COMMITMENTS TO ICI

1 Cuc~ wtt~l lt M ~ JCIr) WOOmIIlion (Onnltnlne conoilion of lhe CovtfeO Eqv ~ment TI Cvstom agnfS nd ~ntl

lhll 6tin 11Ie Tffm of IhI AItirnenl Cu crne will 11 oprr1 the Cevtttd [ol~menl ~codin8 10 th~ mnulanu~1 atldor CI co ~nduonl

01 up ~lt I~ I rgtd CUtten work Ic Ind motion boutt~e Co~erfd EQltrlpmenl crommended bt th e nufCuH ~Mor J(I

DJ 1I00Ii(k a n MlIQU 1e on_ 101Covw E4Uipm t ~ ftltommended by Ihr nufw1u~ Ntdor K~ Includili but 01 limited 10 dequal~ electllc~1 pOw~ ie IU~ lit COIGitionnt1Id ~umldltycontro

(4) oo ri ly JCI lovn~ile1y 01 ~ nv CowCd Equlpm~ nl mllunCtion Iliu kdown o other condllion ~fleclltg Ihe oper11on of tht Cowrt d f qulpfltf1

(5) prOjf ICI It~ nl arct1l 10 lis Pem isegt a nd Cevelti Equ~nl 1 ~H UJonIbIe tId nEU1IJf lmn for IIgte perforttIfICt olt~ e 5elVicu

(6) alo JCI 10 ~~ iod SlOP ~ erodialy hm off or otherwlle C~IIle c temponrily lupend eqvlpmenl Of)eratioru oc Ihll)(1 an perform Ihe ~le-aui~ uoder ~ AceemcIII

(]I M af)dlable ~Iovtd t JlIo~e oondc-n~ coollfll t_r 1raquoiIr wa ter lUlrnenl lor IN proper function (II Co_ed E Ilmc-nld prot ect a~lnll ~ nV elonm~nllllssu~ a nd IOllae of biohulld lueh 3$ but not IIm~ e d to leclonell

(III un iIlId jIIoperl itl and Itl~ Itttr u1on 11 lm t_ tUh nlpoundhl or II uth cfNr Ie Custo hili clo~ the PWllfl

(9 O~I1n I M~n Jke nc jIrnilgt ~qulred lor ~d DoloV I~ tlelt u~lecI ~ h theServlu

(lOI noullrJC I immedi ately 01 fly cmed ~deauacv~ 01 1~Iur r cl th t Co 1 Equlpmenl 01 othr condl lon ffenlna the optallen 01 Ihe Cored hulpmenl

(II) fumlVlny nelteu 110 C ~ I na ~~101 olflle$ 1$ peme (111 poperty maintain pall se Mlte Ind utt I~e 101111 operalion olny olh property sYStem Qqulpmenl or dtYlte o (usto m or 0111 to wtkh the Covered [Qpment mav De ilUacled or eCMK led In UCordinct wi1h mltlnuaclur~bullbulleornmend~tlcnt InlUr lfle elme ou1ltenll c the lequlemeltIU o lny Ie o6l i bu u ~encv 01 ocllttIIO~1u hiviC ll6iction thteol

131 IIOIt~mpet IVTt ~ ~ker Id)u l ~ dllturb I~ ~mQve Of ol~erwle Int~l1t~ with any Coveed poundIpmenl (locltKUn ampny relll~ 10l1wllftl ind 001 permk th r ~e 10 be done ~nd

(14) raltt lrom UU1nC lalie mina erob lfse K I 10 i Iln~ Pf~lty 01 I~ 1)1 by 01 IUed at~I1 JO by Iy OIlf1Imeltola mu fielpll I~ncy II elull lhereol

2 CUW~ftI~ u1ltnowledtna undend~ ~I unleS dl fea l~llor blQhl bullbullltdl uch leIOiIen11l topliGi tlyltKludm ttl I~ C JO b proYIdfr1t h gtCuomerlpo I~UI~ Ie pI ltgtvde j lK~ It~ nl Corner~mowIedcu lhlits fitC 10m~ ht tobla~ wlU elilgtte KI 01 any elpontbliity lor~ny Co~ed Equipment bC~kdown 0lt I ny ntC~UiY air o rrFgtlourneot I any Cover ~d Equlpme-nt II CUSICme brehes ItY 01 the t obllltlons KI N aye lhe Ilhl upon Mlen notice to Cullrgtmif to smpend Ilt Seovas unl~ C~tme cua udgt blttadl In a lldliJon ( SI_ rhaC be npornblt lOt f2YInt 0 etmbrfll10 10 inyCOlU Iuodt~ wilh ltoIftUW k uued IJ JUII 01 to( bnil(11 11~Ggte cbl iCltion bull

G INSURANC Clgt$lomllt t11lOfU11Ie 101 oUinin ilt inwran~ (ovtltsectte ~Nt (ull_ be Is nfelillY 10 proUCWIO Cuam propelttY and penol

In 0 on the Ptnlstl Includlnt co-eraJt 10lt ptllon1Inj u tKI propelY dftliilf~ ttlE PAYMENTS CUSTOMER MAICU UNDER tttlSAGRUMENT AAf

NOl ftELATED TDtttE VAlUE OF ttt[ PREMISES CUSTOMERS PROP[RTY OR POSSEnION5 ORTHE PER50N5 OCCUPYING OR AT ANYTIME PRESENT

IH OJ ON TNE fIIEMllU BUT RA1MEII ARE trUrn ON 1M COSt Of THE MnM MID lllE SERIIl(U AHD lAlE INTO CONSIDEJIAOON nn PROHCTION AFFORD EO TO 10 UNOER TtffS AGJIHMlNY CUtOngtC -by elee 10 ~ any Ilatoly 10 nv IVttII or condllion (ustlty (o~c cd bycom~dllIbIHtv iu t1nce (utomc und~oI nd lha l ncltlcr he Se~ rQr the Co~ered Equlllmfnl ~rr dtiI d 10 ~du(r bul nc

el1m te certl ln u13 1(1 doe nat tvrntv I~t nel th lgtt SeIViCI1 I1ltlr Cov~red [liulpm~t i ~ pievcflt Qerwn(ll InulY un~t~orzed entnotgtCe1 or

Johnson $](C 2019 J~on Cofol~ Inc CUllOf1ef CogtIodetll Controls Do rI() copy (pIIys eamplly eleW cay 0lt In a ny othel ltTtf)Crl) rlncul Ina t p-eu Iter Jl(flrISion 01 John~ Conrolamp I~ P8g~ f 0142

JOHNSOt 0 fRe 5 PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL REPREO FDF COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

H INOlMNITV

JCllnd CII~tomel 11It11 full Indemnify he ollgttl Plrty Illd Iu officers bulltffltS dilectOrsbullM tmpioyffl 1Om I ny ~ndn dlmlle p tOIlS and exptllln (clud ~lonJble utOlne-s leest illne OUt of third Pirly dllml demtlndi or lukllor bodily Injury (In(ludl dath) Of cia gc 10 tana1bie pcptny 10 lhe lCIt Irisin OUI 0 Ihe IItCIIamp~e or tnclnllonel mlscOfldutt 0 Ihe Indemnlfyl party Of lIS crnplovlef Of _filli CUSlomer expra tliihl ICI Jtlan be r~bIe 10In)Jry iWnbullbullbull bull 01 ~I only to the IICIttIt uund dlrlaquoly by IC1 nel~MI o Inllntl_ mliConduCi Thl obllJtJonl 01 JCllnd Ctome und Ihllltlt1ion ~ funhtf wbIKI to lealoml tid J ~

I LlMlTAnON OF UAllUTI NEITHER 10 HOR CUSTOMER WILL BE R[5PONSIBlE TO TH OTHER FOR ANY SPECIAl INOIRECT PUNITIVE OR CONSlQUENTlAI DAMAGES (INCLUDiNG BIIT NOT lIMITEO TO LOST PROFITS OR LOll OF BUSNlSS) JCJS TOTAL UAIIUJ TO CUSTOMER FOR DAMAGES R[5ULTlNG JROM AN( CAUSE WHAnOMR SHALL BE UMIT(D TO $2SQDOO IN NO EV(HT SHALl 101 INDEMNifiCATION OBllGATJOH [)(UD TIlE AMOUNTS ALO TO JO UNDER THIS AGIllEMENT OR THE AMOUNT OF INSURANCE IllQUIMD B THIS AGREEMENT WHICHpoundItIl IS GAUnlt CUSTOMUI UNDERSTANDS TltAT)CJ 15 HOT AN INSUIIER RpoundGARJ)tNG THE WORKOIlTIlE SERVICpound$ 0 SHAll HOT BE IIESPON5IBH fOR ANY DAMAGE 011 LOSS nAT MAYflUU~T FIIOM FIliI SAFElYOR SECURITY EQUPMpoundNTTHATfAILS TO PEAFORM PROPERLY 011 FAILS TO PIIMr( A CASUAL all LOSS

J FORa MAlfURE

KIWtLL NOT Bf RfSPON511Ll fOR DAMAGE LOSj INJURV 011 elLA CAUSEDY CONOrtIONS TMAl AAI BFYONDTKE IllASONAlU CCImIOl AHD

WITHOUT THlltnpoundHTlONAlMISOOHOUClOR NlGtlGpoundItCE Of 10 SUCH amomOHSlflCWD[ 80T ARE HOT UMmo TO (AI ACnOf GOO (6)

Am Of GOVtllNM[NT AGpoundNQpoundS Ie) SllIlKl5 (0) LABOR OISPIITpoundS) (f) FIRE If) OPlOSIONS OR CASUAlneuros (G) floIfS (H) VANDAUSM II)

RIOTS 011 WAR IJ)TpoundRROIUSM ANe III UNAVAUBILITYOF PARTS MATpoundRJALS OR SUPPUES

It RUOUJT10N OF DISPUTES 11 3 0l5pu1l rIs~ und~ tIIk _nl tile lelllgtall prom1 ~~ Incod IlIh lbesoIvt well dllputll by ~tIM In1Ie -t dsJ)UU II UIU~ 0 be vcWed eltha- pony whaw the tch IrIltble ltbiI~don by iIinC with lhe AmeltIcn ArbItIoltI oUodallon ~ no olllerlcttlClIon IaI bftn prevlouJly filed upon ftliol 01 the Ifbitnon till AAA Ihllhlw Ihe eOlCIu~W jurlsdlCllon _ the OlspUte Tlluibull11 party mty decide 10 f~e n (Ilon In coun of romDftenl jurbdirtlonl f til (oun f~m II Ihe flntlec1 proctdln flied tIIll tourt Iha have lur~dlaioo ove lhe ~JlUle to the aclulion 0101 rbltrltlon AtbiUlllon Ihln be toooucted In il(cordince wilh the lWn CUrrtnl tbhflllon rules of the IgtnItrlan Artgtilntlon MllaquoilIIon ~OIM wtlitllllon seMel mlJlIatty ampJ1Hd 10 by 1M IoIlt11n ArbIlratlon musl be (~1Ild Ihtll Ibty (60) dayt afw tn oputt submitted 10 artHlllon unlen the j)IoItlH mll I1y et ot~ The ~cI~ed by tn ~alorwi 1M f_land ~I liAlted by 1M bltLmDf may be Int~ed In XUlrcllnce with IppIiQbIe I_In any (oun h-il (ornpe1em jurisdiction jMltty po_llire III 1M 3Ibtrtttlcn or COUrt poem IhII If entilled lOn _d 01 Its rulflMble COIoU In(IudinI 1USOfIIbInomeyJ leu Incurred IS rtwlt 01 tile Oipute CUSTOMER MUST BRlNG ANY CLAIM AGAINST 10 WITHiN ONE (1) YEAR m ER THE ClAIM AROSE If CUSTOMER OOIS NOT CUSTDMR WlU HAVE IRRtvOCASlY WAIVED Irs RIGHT TO SUE 10 ANDOR INSTITUTe OTHER PROCEEOINGS AND ICI SHALL HAVE NO LlA81UTt TO CUSTOMER fOR SUOi CLMM TIME IS Of THE ESSENCE AELATM TO CUSTOMH PUISUING ANf SUCH ClAIM floIE PItOVtSIONS Of TKS AGREEMENT WHICH APLY TO AN (AIMHALl REMAIN IN HFECT EVEN AFTER THE AGREfMtNT IS TfRMNATto 10 AND CtmOMER EACH WANt THEIR RlGIfT 10 A rull

shyl TERMINATION

1 Remote Monnorln $eMCIIS and R~mOte ()pe~lln ScsvIca ma~ be imrntdlitely Clnceled by ellher party il Jels Remote OperIiQn Cenler (onne(lln res Of mOflltorlrlllSlem5l~ cle5trovtd by or ather ClIllopht Of wilt Ihf PlemilllS re sa bS damtBed Ih 1 11 Is IrnpftetaI IO conlinuf StnoIces

2 ellhe INIrty fib 10 perform any 01 Its obIirlon UM hIs Ieem~nl I~t otll jraquony wi prOIII~ -men IOIkt LheeollO lhe )lilly

1I1~ed 10 JHo In dmult Should Ine party alted 10 be Ifl defull 111 to espond I it or like action 10 cvre tIM II~IltI def within 1111 (lOt (lall 01 ~celvln IV lneo notlu the lOti ~rty may le(mlnlle Ihk rument by PIOllldlll ~ten nOl1(1 01 IIJII lermllliU lo n

3 UPQI1 IltIrrIinoUm 01 h ltfeeme~ le r anv rNson aJICmef 1hd PltiY IQ 10 I II UflGitputed _nu 0Wflj IlIrwah Ihe dallt of IIIUOII ~hIn thl (30) cI~ luth lermnl ion (ulier hIIllso prflVlde Jej Utlth RMlIlabe aa 10 the islS tD rem~ IIIe Gflew OtWe ~n~hVfllher JO pro~y ncltoun~tJI Int~on fl~ 0lt iiIlt IIlfIV ~lIlem1S ppUuble Cull 111111be liable fOlt al Iffl COlli and IICPfIfl mil Jet mv Il(u in ltootlKion th I enlOIOlmenl 01 hll tIlIl indlldina wilhoullimatlcln nlIo ble nom lees eltgtnKtton aency lees nil Olin COIoI

4 II he A~re~tot Is for mulljytar telm t~her jMrty nwy termiNle lilt Aeflaquomerll after dI ronl fu ~a of SaMlaquo by I lilt OInr pI no Ie-laquo thIn 10middot1 (151 ~VJ nit oolk laquoNlded h_ th~ (us OfIIted PREMIUM (OVEIlAGE CusIOlttltgtlt Y mlltUle ~~I ontv upon 10$ WIitt~ ~

M ASBESTOS MOlD BIOAHAZARDS AND HALUOOUS MATERtAlS

H~zardoul Mltfrills munl tfrlal ~ wb$llnct hal tIelher by Its N~ or ute II now Of hft defed Of fCula~ hdoubull 1 dOUloUbsltnoUl pc 1 o tOllllmlnlnl vodeIIV 1oG~ 111 01 leclclta l lowbullfCulallon 01 rdinlOtlCll bullbulllalre to or cklfIlUkIamp pUblic and ~ 1l1li and uletytId prateCIIon oj the IMonmen or which iI toIc explosive COfaUvt flammable radloKlhot orclnoCflIk or OIhenoriI haarcloui Of which iI or CfIfI1n1 _oItum psoline died Iud Inother pc1~um hvoilOClrbon produCl or poIYhlori~ bIphtI Hatardoui Matttllls ltlHdllGaltoeluMl makl leulmiddotbaid ptintl bIohIlrdS SIIdIIS but ftOlink~ to 1fCiofIeCl IntI HlIeJtcs-conao1n1nc mwials rACM1 Neither (ulomer nor lCi dlrlll lo or Illkeneel 10undnmiddotakedlren Obllnlolll r~I~li~ (11M klcnllOClllcln Ibuemenl dUnp control ~mo~1 or dlltpoltal o ACM

10 wlB be 1$IgtOtIIbIe 10lt moI 0 cI oos 01 ayen~roous ~Ierl_ls Ihll I ul In provldl lht StMt-es n O H bullbullf(Ioul MaIHllb1 and t~ I fmldllifIn ollllY Iell jlnd by he eI1e of 1(111lt1 MertatI For lit HI~ MltMils Iha may be olteselttl Itgt lacM~h

Johnson ~lcC 2019iQhn$on Cotro~ Inc ControlsComeJ Canfodenllal 00 nr)I COP) (pIIy~ocaIy eectrorcny or n an OIhel mea) Ylnout It ~I~ nnen ptlJJTJ5~ 01 ~C~oIs Inc PagE 38 011

middot PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL t- COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rNomiddotC1 HudOOJ Meritmiddotf (uuome shgt1IIUpply JCI wht 1 iflrornallo~ iflil pm bullbull~1on lt~lllni 10 lilp pre~nlt of lilllrltlOU$ M~ c-rret ij

th ~ilt eJ~nn ~v ff~(1 10 pelt1orm bull e 01 Ih~ s i(~ II Illhft Cnomelt or 10 gtKom ltt 01 ltgtlt UUlfCU U~ I)esellltt 01 Nonmiddoto(l HIIIISo M~ le1$ tIIl Iy ItgtItrlre llh Cr ServIltpoundl II I~U ImmtdllltIy $lOP I~ SoetYl(l Itgt rile I ffffiecl ru ~nd noilly the o thw ~n As btt-en (unome Ind MI Cuu_ hoo_be rtlpor1ible 01 IIISoho n~n ~ e -d diopoinr 01 Honmiddotla Hndou Mele 1$ fom lu rdMIebullbullnd for Ih (medlllion olny reu ImpaetCd by he ret bull bull e of he Hon-CI HUlrdou Mlltrl I~d mul ptwidc ~ cer1lliUlle 01 a balm~nl ~cfore J(I will be obll~lled 10 ~rlorm 0 cnl~ue lIS S~Mco unln 10 ~d letu knowloedae Ihll NonmiddotCI HIardou M~I(II~ were pren nd eted In dl$tfpr d of I~I ~e In wli(h tne 1lJ 1lt1 -11 be (pon lbllil lu ole ~ Othe etMOltlon 0 nmiddot orn Impmed by IlJ leltl~ of 1Idgt Hibullbulldon MlttIIbullbull00111) ( lOme hon In lOponibII II lu ole e~e for the _olI 01 HIbullbullrdous Male 1s INri ~ no bHII r~ieued and fe reie~e~ not nultlnc from Cl1 PtriormallCt ef tilt Serulces CuomN ~hlI ~I~nd ~nd InclomoJlot JO ~Calnl 1 Iol-ifl (o sU damUC I e~~nlel vd claJms ~rnamp 01 lu fa ure 10 (omply with Ihll Sccllcn M

N CUSTOMER DAlA

Cnlomt da la obtillned flom lie SetWltcs II owned by alld 111amp11 btlolt o Cunomer 10 I~ IUIOI illO UI Cl410mellb 10 prcMde Sentlce (lome bcept a lonh IItrlln lei wilt 101 disclose Ie any IhllI Otlty ~ny 1rlISivIltN81 (~nom dlI~ acquled hrouh pelt10IWIIIa 01 Ihe Sttvices Mthout Cul lomer (OnSenl (unomer ilB~e Ihal Jel nd 11 ubleIIrle affillnlnd epproved Ihild ~rty COII111OI5 and de-elopers may collecl nd lJ~e CUllome dll for Iny eaon 10 as ny ee l ule 0I1t1e clall on I dt middotklfn11itd bSII Iha dot nOI p~rsonaMy I~ntily Cullomer or anvlndivd Cuilomelt Igttgteby ~nlJ)O a petu WilcIWkIelfrtvOCable royah lru8unO U modi+ m1PU~Ibull bull WOIoeltIse and 1011

0etMt~wo b frOtnuch dala J(III ~IIM rlClIl$lOlI Inr~ 10_ rbl tJlIltflllll nd produnl C~led as I ew of uerlomnce ofSeMlts

O JCIS INlHLECTUAI PROPERl

10 WM IKtJI d riCh ~ lgtcIltgtltfest 11 yl) woltk orovided 10 Cuslomel IfgttIudlnl ohooI l ilmltiltiOfl ill ~e ~U and objeet cod dorumtnll1ior1 tKllnic Inhwon or dlla 1plaquolflCa1onlnd del bull ltes Impr~mellU 01 mOClllQlooruo 10 r~II1Hmiddot~ and (bJ I(now-How (defined below) e~ b 1(1 In bull (I~eron 01 lhe ~bltt 0 periolfTlfnt ollh Slt~ whth ~n_n 10 1(1 ror 10 Of diVtlom or tiICgyeiI Or ~uire-d In conneCllon with I perormrltt of II obn ioos under lhl ~greemenl Ownership Of eM Oelwblf ~nd KnowHow Ihd veil 00001y In ICJ nld flO Oe~ver~~bullbull1IaII be de~med middotworks mide fo r hlf bull Withoul UtIamp Ihe lenerilily 01 th e fortlal vfSNp 01 ai sool(e nllIS ~ (Ie (Olme of ptriOfnlInamp the le1Vkei I~I reMain the elOCIuIiIIt PlIJIIIlt1V 01 10 FltK purpoltl 01 ihllt AaJr-cmerr middot~nowmiddotHO mean a knohow )jot e It(hnIQ~s (Q ~U mllhoclolocln loobbullbull~Iy i(ll ~pprOKIgtG dltibu~ Odell and dt1m dllcoveriU ad ld~ililnW1ed produCAd by dhelc~d or uelt t)y 1(11 he CfUlon IIlt plovilJcn 01 the o-t~f1b1eI or In the Iltroltnance 01 tho Sltrvkt1 i nel Iny chanee ImplovemenJ or modlfiuHon tlgtereto or deivatlv Ihe reof

P OI6IT lpoundRMS

Any licMM 10 ltgtlt ~h( to ~laquopoundl1 JO IOfWlIrt produW inc dIIlti l e r Cloud tu Dyfth-lMd ulkr till Irelfflflfl b prellldild on 1- telt

corldklons for the iPllllebje loflwr~ groduct Of dlcll or cloud trvlce lei forth btll1wwwJgtgtmQI(QroluQmtgtulk Cleull4itl~I SU(h

aptgtlblt oftw~re podu nd (jjIIIIlervlltes lermsr lncopO ~d by rcferetl(e hcreln

Q Mi~LlAHrOlJS PROVISIONS

1 AW nor l~bullbullequlred IC be amp1vfIfI1bullbullnrundfi hili ~e ifI wrllnt Inc ~11I)e (OtIl(Ieca prcper ~iwn If (II chlMrred In Jlt IOt (b) tlll vi the Unlled 51lei POI~I stvIlte pel1se orepald ftlIlIred 0 tertlfld Mill rflun fclOl requCled (cJ ifni by o~ernlJht del~rv scNiCe ( fidEgt UPS) 01 (dln bvfClIrn~~ ~ m~1I or olnelt el~wonlC mt~nd confimed by (~cslmll e relum mlll or ele~hone

2 TIUs CfNnltnt _ nor be led byCunomoe wtllIc 1(1 k wrgtlIell (0ltgtSe 1(I IN ~ III -eM 10 1amplJr lh eltlnbull bull o_ ethn~erJon firm 0 (OltpOrllon wltheut Cul1omer~ conscm 0(10111 abo lIve 1M Ith Itsor cI1stretlon 10ubconuaa ny ponlon 01 IDe Servl(e TII$ ~retmenllnues 0 he ben~fot of Ind Is appllc ble tc ~ny aS1inees or SUbltOnl etor~ ef telbullnd II blndlnt upon Customer wllh Plaquo110 nld Il-SlttD or ltubculag rs wilh Ite f~e nd tllecl3 n bInltls (uIOme loJel

411 any plcviion of 1M femen Is fgulld t W IMaloC ~ tbullbull1 or unenforceable in ~ny elOtet Ihe lIdlly lealOty ~nd enforcelbillt Ollhe rem~lIinlpltosooru cellUinil htfetll hill flO( In t V wy be Ifeuelt Of irnj)3IleltIthNeOv

S TlIII laquoeemenlI lhe enUre (onl et bltwcM 1(1 nd CU1l0mt1 and ~st~1 ~ny pltlcr or ~ 1 undcfSllndll _itt IIIltIU ~ ro~oII or Olher ommuni(llionl b tween the partIe

ampmiddot(111 dltnowIodllli ~nd ~ bull IIgt IIY jhHdl l c ord~ lucd by Cuilomc In cunllKlon h lhigt laquo~enl iSlnlend only 1D ellMliiSh lnymenllllhof1ry fOl Cr5lont r Inltrn~lluou~I purptllH nd nol be conide1( to be ~ unto llcr Imltfld n1 modlfQtion o OIher IcvlslonlO lhe lenTIl 01111 AtrHment No tem or condition I dud or rfenced In CUIO middot pUdaSll ordl will h~oe ant fOlte elfet and Ih~e ( flU and condillon shall (MUOI (utomr1 ICtcraquoi1ICe of ny SefVicellllJH ltOnltllu lt in I~pncc of these lerm ~nd rolldnions An prO(IOl fo tltkjllo~1 or d~lefe rli ferm~llgtt In CuSlomtrs J)Uf(hue orde-r Cr ny otll elt dOtumenl Inill expresl ~ccP1ed IfI wrlIlIZ by ICI hCfeby objKted 10 nd telaquotCd

711 1I1t( at n~ (hfnlel 10 (uuomero ~tlnl or 0~r3110~f Of I lPlk oOle eEulaIon II ltode u~ bull Of ulW~y t~Ilebullbull I~il mD Iltldy ffeet J(rl peremlnt~ of the S~rvi(eJ or 111 pt1tlrltl ~fel 10 IhU h the ~ht 10 an eQ~IUbl and l~proprlle djuumenl 10 Ihe cope Ie and othe-f llcned Ie 011111 Ag reemenl

Johnson ~p(gt 21)19 Johnson Conll ol1 CU~lome-f Confgtdent Controls 00 -0 eopV 1ptyslQllly eleGl ro~gtCIly OlIn any oiher mft) hou Ihe eXJlress wn llen oerrn$$IOn 01 Joinroon CQntro ~ Irtlt Pag 3e of 42

JOHNSQfJ COtHROlS PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED r 11i COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

ADorNDUM TO PSA TERMS AND CONOITIONS OR MONITORING OF INTRUSION fiRE AND OTHER WpoundTY SYSTEMS

If ~te MOnilOfin StMces bull bull pIktly III(ludtS Ittnol~ lire ~ml 1I~oritl gtlaquov1tv 11111 mooilorint or video monitor ifl lht $COpe 01 wol1lt O (11110 d es tile Aareemenl II hereby madifie1lncl mended to Indude the termlnd prollllioru ollhls Addendu 10 tile PSA 10 Monhorinc 01 InlWolI r lf Mid Sfety So$term (Ihe AI(eNjum QplIlred Irms thaI Ie nol de1if1ed titeln lhirll h~ the melni cJven 10 diem In the lIIlement In Ih _11 of conhicl between the t~rTIltId (omIllions of this Addendum arid those ~inl ln the 111_ the tems (ondttklfls oIlbis Aoddtlldllm st pi~I~

1 kmote MoMorln of AIm SI~nI$ If ICI receiYo an elMfltnCV Itrm Ilen111 Jel Floc Jel IhIoII eeworlo nolhylhe IPJfOprille po~ Or fire deplnfII or other eme1enty panR QG ~iJurlldictlonnd Jel hl tndeVOI 10 IIOtiIyCuIlOmPf or tlsdellllllled repruenlnlve by eltmoll urltss instfU(1e-ltt 10 do OlheAlt by Cllomer In whilll ndot Nltd on l~ndlfd operalln picaduttlfo Ih ROC lCi uJ)OII feeeipi 01 bull lIOnmiddot emeree llenll from lilt Iremll sh ncltlvor 10 nOI11y Citomer ~feMltlve pursUlnl to Cu llemer1 _inen Instructions k faullin to QltmoU or Ie nOlllatlon Cunome ICknowlldlt5 1-111 the sllNIs Irlrumlttld from lhe Iremes will be monltoid In mOllltorlnl ftty not 0~111td by x~ lhe peSOIIIIeIIn _h monltom fldllltf lit nollh I~u 01 10 nor dots KJ IoU I rupDnsibillry Ielt tilt _ tIkh 1Kh Inb w montloed o lhe ttlPOfll( to $udlI1

2 ltemOI Monltotlfll kNkes Irkntllfmote MonllorltlJ SeNlf$ 1M be plaquolded by KJ If lhe ACftrM1II includes dIle 101 wth St~ 11

wm SeMce Is pchtitd 1lt1I nltOI~ mIIf 01 Ilirm 10 lhe Premies and lhe InIIlllchlre Is bIosed on the porcln( iCOq( 10 by lhe Jgt3lttiel wbjea 10 the lerms llId (ondiliolls 01 tills Addendum tie numtIMohllrms produced I I thl1ueloes beyond the COnuXt~ numblaquo of alarml In month (utome wiM tie blWon oleage lea

CommunOllonl Mdbo 0110( acknowlld Iht monkOlinl 01 COIlfelt Equipment requires nnsmlSllon 01 Ilgn~1s 0-1 $urlldad lelephone Iinellndo the Int_I1Id th Ihese moOeI of IIIJllmlslion ltmoV be Inl~rupled ctrofIIYltInled orcompromilrd In whkh cn IIC llMnal ClIO be Insmitttd trom the Pemius 10 thtr nIOfgtileinl fad~ty CUllomt ndenlnd Itltlle II~ lhe noonIOIn latllHy 10 be Willi 01 $lOch tonditlon bull dditlonal or 11tf~ II prol~1on toIIO be inllilled $udI line ItcIity devicn1 (Ullomtr COIllnd epensencr 10 Irlnsmluon Itlephone Ii only Cuslom- etnowtlldl_ II is _ IhIt h _urlty deW _lillie Ind nlnl UpirWy ldenllfied In Sthtdule A bull (qulprnent l ist lin dednrcf to purdlnl well 0tvkI~ Crntomtlt IIlth xkroowIedItllhlt Ulth ddltlonil pClt11on Is not 1rbIe Jot Inltrntl lrlMtOlln1on un6tr thl AIeemtnl

4 flwjUnnccemrry nns StfIlu csls At IOs OP1lOnltllddllIDIIII IN mIy be dwpd lot any m Of unlfQlOSiry SIM Vuil uused Of n=~led bV cUOJftllf 111 ildclklon Cuitomeuhlfl be Illy re$llOflSlb~ncr II1Of1 for fines petllltItsIISISlmInts l3gtes f~ o MH I~ by ~ 10vemmelQ bOCIy lell1lho~ tommolOlctrlloll 01 ~I UlltImiulon COlllptny1l1he rnlllt Ilny Iltie larm Ind ~hin rtlmtgtiwl Kl lor any tom -cUffed by IClln conMCIicll IIgtItewth Cunomer wi opera Ihe l)II toIIeluly ~ ID 1ooId CMOllne fau llimu hIM lIrmi an be ClVled by I _tIM or olher forces ~ he cOIIlrof 01 10 II n ~ number 01 flle Ilium lit cltetved by KJ In MIdllicfl to Y othebull lIb1e (tmedlll 1 111)1e to Jel ICI m v lerminll Ihis amprttmenl Ind discontiny t ny Service(snd leek to cover dmllts If In bullbullent Is dlipolChtd by I _mtnlll l ulhorlty or Olh Iibullbull 10 pond 10 a II~ Ilirm where lh CUIIDme o Iny olher Piny IIIi InlentlonallV xddenoly or rraquolilenlIyKl~led lhe Iam I lInl~ CullonW kaD be Itlportllble lor and PIYnv and1I lell lcrjor fonu lIuled with fUPlaquol 10 lhe fls lImsnd PlY 10 JCJIht Iddltiooal clllrJcs Mid (OIl1lncufftd by It fom I fl lslIlm If lilt CIIIIO_r $11_ M$ 1IXIllHllbie dtvIu Customer IUlIgtorIlti ICI 10 ~I Ille Iemin to tv Ill the ludible device r JO I eqlleued 01 ordltltd ID do lO bltf l_r_II~ lIhbors Dr I~ fist and Cullonle will PlY JOlts standard servIc ct tllule lor Kh well visit PoIIcIIIndes tiIU rePlir of svn1 whlth CIOUS lue diugtoldla _ lobi_ IIlIlngln lhe equljllll6nl nt(esAY f 10 to wpptr the StMces nd euslOmllt wM fWf 1 COlU of JudI malntelaflct At IeUI IIOIIthly CUMO-wi IIISI the V$ltm protea deulces and send lell I 10 the ROC 10 I n monltorin laquoII1Imtn1 I 8WldIIfIct wlthlnswctlons from JO o the Roc CoI_r IIHi to lest lhe monltorlllamp IV$tttnS inc1tIltIinI ttsti anv ultruonlc mlctowwtlnfrared CampPlCliInce or other electronic ~l_nt prior lofle end of tlCh monlhnd will ImmedlJtetv rfllOlllO JCl if the equipment fafls to respend to ttll I wltom IhIoI mike Iny nlaquoIIUry rIj)IIs 1ltOO fttl clP of notice IS Ii rulonlllly prnkll CuWgtmer ~n al an tlmes be oltlv rponslbllt If)lt mainlilninamp Iny Iprln~~r vlem In cod wortInc oflier Ind provide Mfeqlllf hell to lilt PIfI

5 RemQII Monilorinamp Df VIdo MonltoiIl Srvices Oul~ Ih Term JCIl sol lcr only obfilllkln mine fom the In~~11oo of Video MMtorlnC ~Mc In Sctvkt oIfrnf 1hall be 10 monitor thl dlamplIlli 1l KlullIy IKlvtd by JO II tI flOC fom mnn Ollhe VIdeo $oo$lem afld pon receipi 01 a dlllllrillCnllndicU lhirt In fam cOndlticn )lists 10 crravcbullbull as ptlmnltd by II 10 lIol~y lhe police or olh munklplllulhoity deemed approprlale In KJs bsokn dilafllon IndIO well pellOllS Customer 1111 deslampMted In lIlne 10JO 10 rectlvoe nolineiQn cf IlICh IlIrm tondition II WI forth huein HD llarm 1nstI1ti00n ffPIl bullbull tnIInltnall(l or rd IgtOJUeI will be1OVItIed urocSer IhIi Video MDnl~ optlcnJO m~ oul DfIor nollce 10 CUIIDmtlt in _10_lcIbII ~or iltlurtnu _ultur~bullbull II(t d ls(OfIIIne 1Id Dr ltand iii ~ policies and protedurtL

bull Inc~lon nd rDndonlon oIlte VIdeo MonIln shaUbe pt~~d by KJ Wthis AI_nt Iclude$ I cha lOt IIIdro Mkorin~ Se we If ucll Voo MOIIltorln Stltva 11 purthi1e-d IIde(I MOIIlto111lI S~II will Decln when the Video SVSlern II Inlblled and opelltonalbullbullnd when Ih nlltesHry communletllorll COMIKlion Is CQmplcHed NO obIililiOIl lor the provision 01 tI1l~ VidllO Monitorln SeMa w1I laquogtIIInt1l lbest tlQllirmenllm ~

b CstQ lqvlllmut Customtr shall obIalnlllu DWfI CMtnd fgtltPtn~ () thIqulpmenl netenry 10(OrlllKllo 10110( Ind (b) wtutev~ IKtmlnlon permits o tice nHS lIwrl be 0ItUSA fom1 penonl ~111gtDtI1Ie ulltity bull bull nd lIlY ot tilted lervico plt0iId~ In co_aion wIIh Ih ~lYI(el n vIdIo 11 to be IISfd boor 1111 Customer Ii inlltlgtcltod 10 poduct Ad Imrnll video I~a (Ih VIdeo System Imj oillcPemlsti 10 IhltOC Ithe VitIeo System fCl mers no torn~ wJrratIVor fPISnotlon 11 1 Mto NSr will _ate IS ln1enclecf Conto Iulttller IJreoII 11111 notwithillndi V rule o 1IlttIct~tron by tel In dec Svst Ind Video SVSI I~ 10 ihIII ~ no tiPOMIblIity or obIiamplllorocltgt ItCnliO CusIO lhe~ SVlIm 0V other CUlla IIQVI~I

Johnson Ip(1 2019 Jonnson ConIeMs 111( ClSlomClI COnmill Controls Donor COfgtI iOhyseaUr eIetroncady OJ1M any o~ ~d) snour In )(lie u n)( ptfTllJSoOno JlhlisOft CorjoI l roe PageOol~2

PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rm ICntI(~ CvllOflCf II _u~hi1 I~ Video SYUCfgtgt ~alecl time lilt poiltloorwd NllouteclSlltll WI II only PlocllK 01 caPlII VIdlaquoI SvlI ionIt cr (ns111M Prcmltsts CUomo ~ IdtqWIwtiotI Ifbullbullbulln~(f1tIamp tondillonJ 101 Ihl OINt~ of the CamuH CUIm~ nb1~tI ltId lCllel t t 10 ~I$d no UItIIfO 0 lHlclpil~ Itllouln c JIOlIlIofgtInamp- lfodfO 1M t1ilW UMffillr(ludill W nol limhecl lo~lttllrlC willi NS loaltiDfU INn 01 pClSOfU In-VIdeo Sysltm l~etJ Y ~pirI or UIMUff

d Cll Customtlt Rw toI rflpltllbk 10 lbe video ~Im ce oduced Of uptur by toe VIdtltgt ~ 11 (gt11_ IQ~ del indemnify Inc hold hl rmIti )(1 M( 011lt tnl1 diectotJ I nc Itmployotfl I bull Inc ~I dmq~ lou (csu and cprnses 1~IucIItIIfI$ON~ UOOneyl lKi) rSOgtamp an or 1IIIrd gtllT IIIoIMI defTIIflCh Of ulu In connKlion lh thr ue (gtptfllion

IQaotI poaklon 01 th ~~11rITI ~nd the VldN ~I Imn tllllt theft 0lIl Indu dklbull bull ot 1gt01 11mI1 10 Jny (elm Of ~ Pflt$DII ckpkteclln bull Vlcko Sytt ~bullbull 11I(1Jd1 bill IIOt 1oll d 10 Iny ~m by 11 ~1l0n 1 his 0lt lor tr h~1 Ifl~ IrwcIN 0 Inlrudd upon 0lt lib 0lt M ~kltft h~1 bfen rnIgtpp ~~led Any dulyen I ebf~ln I~C (OI1Jtf1I D ~lSle oIny ~tSOI1 Oerrltled In I Vldto SYSIIm ImI Ie Iu 1111 er he IIUMH 10 be dPIlIeltl ~d rnlmina O olllole UIa d Ille I 10 dt1t1Wgt d (ompy- lid 1IppJabil LaWl qltIlallanl Hmlltd rod olhe obllptJolllhlt 10000m 1M It~ PfO~ M d elnlalsl ltivOdeoo uptu d-kl such ti 0 VIdltto Syslem drc but not IIm~ed 10 nodrtIon It t~1 Vdeo S I il m ut A th Prtfnlws sII be til lele Fanslbllil oIl~e CUJlomc JCI eel 10 rNkf VIO SIIm 1m1nlNbl 10 Cunenl1l rgtd upOn lhel C1De(tllie ~utl leI mk~1 fig Pfembe wau1 or eprtsenlihen a 10 Ille I~ntlll eillm till II tltln Vodeo Imall or Ihe QulIl therea

C V~oSylltmSIcMIbull WhM fcnalI(Im tM ~S(Iltm II lCeMd KIC$tfWIlhe hI to 1( bull m Zb belort odfoiC 0fIlaquotI1I(y ~lIcn Ind mty CfQOlt nol to notlfv ~tfCY ~10NWl1f II ~I Ulon Ie bellr-c In ill )Olt d-trtIJon III n Imer ency fondillon (lCI~ nOI tlsl 10 ~I filii temPt Ie i~ Ito nUINe ollhltl tmesfltv by ut vI u l yenelnClllon ndlor Iht twO-ayollaquo 111_ iI pploble) of 1M Vldre Sl$IMlIn(lud~ CnOlNlt 1(I1t IIKI detirllI 11111 ergtey (onditJ olUs JO will tfIde_ 10 notify lhe popelt POlice or emet~ry (0II1IC1 on a IIlClllon alln cI In_I by(~omer 10 10 Ot lIS CltnH- WIlen ~~ICfl(y 11 lCe~](1 I bull bull UtpllO coaKI tilt 111 ~ble CII1I01r1If rtprtotllI~Ie orr lilt nCltlLutIOll c~ liS bill fill rIOI nol l l( tmtrlRfKV uLhI~ Ihls notlllcalll)lJ will bI irllh~ I of bullbull o 11 1(1 bull 1 folte ROC ~c~_ lilne c~S1~ fl1~ e~ edlle lhe Q~ IUt Iltgtr Yemerlencv or __~trCt otulJoII the cuHomtr HI nftdO mte IhIs tQIIMlln _kin csl~ IUlhobl$ n IKISIO ~ IU Iettl Ie UJt Itl dlKrltllorgt C_IIII I ~I Ot damp1IlIon 01 11 Pt 0 ptlt$ons en o OUftd 1111 cltfTIht$ who UI nalllUIIorInltI 0 ClrtOmet 10 Will HOT MUST Ott DpoundTAlN MfI tllUON

f tcordlnp CltnIOIOtf COMtllU 10 lbe Ilpe laquo0lt1111amp of ~I Ietph(lnlc tomnICIII bt_ Ihl Pttml~ nd KI lCI wll h no ~ InyIlLilJnIrom laquoordlne fo r bullbull nu 10 ~cd) CIt PlbltCJ11on 01 ampf1WO-Wty WIIrI eamtnamplnlaOOrU oVgttr KOId1 0lt lhelrIi1(1 hili III tidily In c~ wllh VIdeo Svll grllt Vldre SysIHTIIaa IndudI blrt rtClHnllted I e I frltN omltlIlon tOeJamptn(t o 0 1( by JCI CIt olltl oNi( p~ ~I__ lIenu COfltnclon Of tny Olha tIIIrd pan COMtel ie n wIIh e ~tllgt1 fOt 1~ 1ltt 01 ffIOI) ~nsmLilIIon eodilll InltrpOflamp UllOfIl4I 10 VidtO Imltbull

I IIl1k 01 1011 II lIMorntls 10 dgn nol prenl o wIfnl that IIIlt StltvIet1 p_nl nylou by buIII( IIoIdup fire 01 gherwbl CIt 1-1 Ih ~__ In til ua ptOyenide the ptelWIon for WO II is Lnslllld 0lt InIrIOdtcl Of lhaillM ~ will be ninttlpted 0 eUQImiddotf (ltnlome

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TOWNSHIP OF WORTH Sanilac County MicbigaD 6903 S Lakeshore Rd Lexington Michigan 48450

Telephone (810) 359-8852 Fax (810) 359-7027 F-mail CleTkworthmlorg

PhUlp EssenmacheT sup~JenDifer Staoyer Clerk Jenuifer Woodruff Treasurer Jack Wylie Trustee Walter Badgerow Trustee

RESOlUTION 16-7-20-1

RESOLUTION TO ALLOW WORTH TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF DETROIT EDISON TO OPT ltlUT OF THE SMART METER PROGRAM

Whereas Detrott Edison Company has begun the process of Installing within the boundaries of Worth Township digItal advanced meter infrastructure to be referred 10 in this resolution as smart meters I and

Whereas many township residents have expressed concerns about the Installation of sm art meters on their

homes to Worth Township officials and to the Worth Township Board and

Whereas these residents and Township Board members have expressed concern about the alleged Intrusion

into their respective energy usage attributed to smart meters and

Whereas many residential customers of Detroit Edison Company are concerned that emissions from smart meters may be attributed to serious health problems including but not limited to physiological neurological pulmonary vascular and sensory and

Whereas Michigan House 8i114916 was written to address the above mentioned concerns regarding smart meters and has been forwarded to the Committee on Energy Policy

Now therefore be it resolved that the Township of Worth SanIlac County supports the ability of OTE Energy customers to retain their current analog meters and to opt out of the smart meter program fortheir homes without being subject to financial penalties and additional monthly charges

Now therefore be It further resolved that the Worth Township Board of Trustees strongly encourages State Representative Chairman Aric Nesbitt of the Committee on Energy Policy the Michigan Public Service Commission Attorney General Bill Schuette State Senator Phil Pavlov and State Representative Paul Muxlow to take all regulatory procedures needed to investigate alJthe aforementioned InformatJon and concerns for the health safety and welfare of our cItizens and Inhabitants

Board Adoption

This Resolution shall become effective on the date of Its adoption by the Worth Township Board

RESOLVED this O dayof j~ 010lw

ATIEST AS TO ADOPTION BY THE WORTH TOWNSHIP BOARD

$0 Resolved

Date 07- 2 D- b

Supervisor Philip G Essenmacher

~ Oerk Jennifer Stanyer

Motion to Adopt made by Board Member ~Yl)) Second by Board Member lAhxJtttff

Nay AbsentAye

Philip Essenmacher Supervisor

Jennifer Stanyer Clerk

Jennifer Woodruff Treasurer

Jack Wylie Trustee

Walter Badgerow Trustee

I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and complete copy of a resolution adopted by the Township Board

of Worth County of Sanilac Michigan at a Budget Meeting held onj~ 00 f OIQlli and that said meeting was given pursuant to ad In full compliance with the Open Meetl Act being PA 267 of 1976 and that the minutes of said meeting were kept and have been made available as required by said Act

Jennifer $tanyer - Clerk

Village of Reese Resolution No 13-14-01

A RESOLUTION ADDRESSING SMART METERS IN THE VILLAGE OF REESE

WHEREAS the teon Smart Meter often refers to an eleCOidty meter but it also may mean a device measuring natural gas or water consumption and

WHEREAS many communities across the country have joined forces to prohibit smart meters from being Installed locally mostly upon the notice ofhigher energy bills (Cost) illness (Health)forced installation ofmeter(lnvasion into Home) Privacyissues(4th Amendment right to Reasonable Expectation of Privacy) Safety and Liability and

WHEREAS on March 4 2013 the Planning Commission for the Village of Reese passed Resolution No 2013~02 that recommended that the Village Council consider takingjormal action to notify and ban allfuture use aSmart Meters within the VillQJe ofReese and

WHEREAS the Village Council believes that additional information relating to the use of smart meters 1n the Village of Reese needs to be compiled prior to making a definitive deCision with respect to banning the use ofthe devices NOW

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that at a regularly scheduled meeting of the Reese Village Counal being held on May 13 2013 ) a quorum being present a motion was made by KEAST and second by FIELBRANDT to place a moratorium on the use of ~smartmeterswithin the village limits for a period of six (6) months so that the Planning Commission can continue studying the matter AND

BE iT FURTHER RESOLVED tbatthe copies of this resolution be mailed to aD utility companies who provide electric gas and water services to the VIllage of Reese

Vote

Ayes 7 Nays 0 Abstain 0 Absent 0

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City Clerk l1wUlCi M Smilh

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CITY OF BROWN CITY A Progressive Industrial and Agricultural Community

4205 Main Street Post Office Box 99 Brown Cily Michigan 48416()099 Phone (810) 346middot2325 Fax (810)3463802 el11lil brownctygrealtllIkesne

CITY OF BROWN CITY Resolution Number 16-04

A RESOLUTION TO THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION EXPRESSING THE BROWN CITY COUNCILS CONCERN WITH THE

INSTALLATION OF DTE ENERGY SMART METERS AND A REQUEST TO EXPLORE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY EFFECTS

WHEREAS OTE Energy has begunlhe installation ofnew mele to CU$lomers in Michigan ThumtNlleA oommunities~ replacing existing meters with srcaUed Smart meters that is electric meters which viH broadcast information to the utility company using radio frequencies and

WHEREAS DTE Energy has indicaled thaI il will at some point begin installotion of Smart mete in the City of Brown City and

WHEREAS Smart mel provide benefit 10 utilities by allowing remole meter reading by among other things eiiminating the need for someone to go onto each utility customers property to read a meter and possibly offering residents lower electric rates at non~peak times and

WHEREAS a significant number ofpeople including residents or the Cil) of Brown City have expressed heir roucems 10 this Council hom potential health effects ofthe Smart melers as well tIS other concerns regarding lheir universal deployment in the City and

WHEREAS although the City COlmcil is inforoted that it is without jurisdiction to directly regulate Smart meters exclusive jurisdiction over them residing with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) the City Council believes it is appropriate to assist its citizens in obtaining consideration of their issues by requesting careful review thereof by tbe MPSC

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROWN CITY that

I The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perform a careful analysis fbe potential health and safety effilltts which may result from the univernal installation of Smart meters for electric and gas utilities

2 The MPSC is further requested to consider delaying the deployment of Smart mete pending a conclusion by the MPSC following coreful study lJd review that such met are safe and will have neither short-term nOr tong~term negative consequences to the health of the citizens of the City of Brown city and the State of Michigan generally

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3 The MPSC is asked to carefully examine other concerns regarding tbe deployment of Smart meters as may be sllbmilled 10 them by Tcside nls of the City of Brown Cily and lhe Stale of Michigan so as to insu re that all aspects or the issues are considered before final dctennination is mnde with respect 10 such deplo)111enl

4 The MPSC is funher asked to consider requi ring public lllilit ies to allow customers with appropriate medica l docwnellHll ion of their ind ividualized risks to opt out of SmOtrl me ter installation at their homes

5 The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perfoml a ca reful analysis ofrhe potential privacy issues regard ing available and fut ure SOlan meter technology

6 All resol Ulions inconsistent with [he foregoing resolut ion be and the same h~reby an repealed to the c-tent of such inconsi stency

The fo regoing Resolul ion was ofJered on May 9 20J 6 by Councilmember William Nailers and seconded by Counci l member Dan Loulzenhiser There folloed a Ro ll Call VOle with four (4) Councilmembers present eM Jacobson -alSlnl eM Louzenhiser-yes eM Mclvorycs eM Milkr-yes eM Parks-absent eM Wal(~rsmiddotyes

Abs(ltlining ~

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A QUORUM BFING PRESENT - MOTION DECLARED CARRIED

I Juonii a M Smilh (ily Clerk o(the City or Brown Cit) hereby cen iry thallhe foregoing is tru and complelc copy orn resolutiOlllldoplcd by rhe Cily Counc il o r th~ government ofrhc City of Brown City County orSonilac Sl3te of Michigan al a regular mecting hcld on May 9 2016 and thai said m~etin ~ was conducted M d public notice of sa id mecling WaS given pursuam to and in fuJI compliance with Ih Oren Meelings Act bein Ac t 267 Public ActS o( Michigan 1976 and thaI the mimlles of ~a id meeting Wlfe kepi nnd ill be U f have been made available as requ ired by said Act

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RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THEAlIIUrv OF Clrv IEStDENTS AND PROnIffY OWNERS TO EUlCITO OPTmiddotOUT OF RECEMNG

ADVANCED UTilITY MmRS (SMART METElISl

The followIng preamble and resolution were offered by Coundlmember ~1 i t hoe J ~rL_~ and SlIpp-orted bV Councflmemher ~~__k Ll pa n __~

WHEREAS OTE Energy SVIARl meters (SMART rn~ters) are 0lltidern electrIc metirs which end elect(ic meter readings dutomatlcaty bv using a radio frequency nehvorK rather than 11 uarlitronal on-site ~te( reading method lind

WHEREAS DTt fnargys actively Installing SMART meters throughout southeastern Mlchigan And has recently moaJfed 11

latter to the City of caro pemin1na to the ability of City residents to opt-our of f(Celving a SMART meter and

WHEREAS a numberQf CIty residents have exprltssed tomems regarding negative health conditIons that may reson from the use of SMART meters the a(CUuKY ofSMART meters and the possibmty that th~ uS of SMART meters may contribute to Ute loss of personal Jlrivacy aod

WHEREAS the Mict~an Public SeNke ComPlisston has receotlydedded to lnvesligate seve-fal Il$pea$ pertalnloji to the use and installation of SMART metm and

WHOtpoundA5 the Mlthigan Public Service Commission tlSi a tompomml cf this lmt~stigation is requesting thai utmW comPanles disclose Information rega-rdltli tM po-tential adverse hearth effects associated with (he use of SMART metetS and

WHEREAS th~ City of CarD Council i$ charged with securing and defendioe the overall health safety_ aod welfare of the ldenU of the aiy and their guests

NOW THEREFORE BE rr RESOlVED that the City of (arc Council her) supports the abillty of Its residents and property owoe~ to elect to o-pt-out of receiving SMART meters m$taIJed

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Cam Coune supports the invGSlgat1ltm by the Mkhigan Public Servlce Commission of SMART meters

THIS RESOLUTiON DECLARED ADOPTED nus 5 DAV OF August 20131 ClerkITreasufac of 1M City of Cam State of Michigan do hereby certify tNt thE foraolng Resolution was duly adopted by the City of cam Council during its regular meeting Mid in the Municipal BunOlng in the Clty of Carcent on August 2013

Resolution It 16-201~ June 6 2016

RESOumON A RESQUJTiON SUPPORTING MfCHIGAN HOUSE BtLl4916 OR SIMIlAR IEGtsJATlON AND SUPPORTING THE AmUTY OF TOWNHSIP R6U)poundNTS TO CHOOSE TO HAVE AN ANALOG EtECTfUC AND GAS MEml RATHER THAN ASMART (ADVANCEtll MErE

WHEREAS smart meters are computerized electr1c meters that send electric meter readings to the utility via radiofrnquency radiation multiple times per day and

WHEREAS analog meters are manualJy read electromechanical meters that have accurately

measured the electrtc consumption of homes and busfnessesfor over acentury and

WHEREAS DTE Energy (the utility) is repiaclng exJs1ing utility meters with smart (oka advanced or AM) meters and

WHEREAS DTE EnelY plans to replace all meters with either the fully functioning smart meier orthe smart meter with the radlofrequency turned off (opt-out meter) and

WHEREAS the opt~()ut meter must be manoa read In the same way analog and nooshytransmitting digital meters must be read and

WHEREAS the IItl1ity in fts testimony berore the Pub1c $ervlce CQmmission in U-17053 has stated that the nonMtransmltting smart meter performs no functions not already performed by the analog electric meter and

WHEREAS the utility charges the residentJa customer $6720 to have the norHransmitting opt-out smart meter In place of the fully functionIng smart meter and

WHEREAS the cost of lealllng In piace an existing analog meter is $000 thus creating an unnecessary charge on the customer who does not wish to have a smart meter on their home Or business and

WHEREAS some persons on fixed lncomesare unable to afford the opt-out fees and

WHEREAS the utlJlty does not permit businesses to opt out and

WHEREAS1 citIzens of this oommunity have expressed many concerns about this replacement Including concerns about the health effects of mdlofrequency radIation and the voltage transients and harrnonfcs (line noise) generated by smart meters concerns about privacy and hacking concerns about fire safety and fire hazards concerns about Impending time-ofltse rates and resultant increases In electric bills and conterns aoout remote shut-off and

WHEREAS many residents in the State of Michigan have reported negative health symptoms after the installation of smart electric meters or rnm-transmittlng opt-out meters on their homes and

WHEREAS some residents of the State of Michigan have reported that their smart meter has cau~ht fire or exploded or have reported flickering lights and appliance short-outs Immediately after a smart meter was installed and

WHEREAS the Township of Vassar has worked tirelessly to attract positive Investment while rejecting those that put our health environment and quality of life at risk and

WHEREAS the Vassar Township Board of Trustees ts charged with securing and defending the overatl health safety and welfare of the residents of the Township and their guests and

WHEREAS the electromagnetic frequencies emitted and generated bV these meters have been snown by tens of thousands of scientific studies since the 19305 to harm biological systems and therefore may pose a serious long~term threat to the health of our cltlzensj and

WHEREAS customers with a disability under the Americans with DlsabIHtles middotAct may not be charged for accommodation of their disability and

WHEREAS both the nonmiddottransmittlng smart meter and the analog meter accurate IV measure electricity usage and whereas both must be read by a meter reader therefore making them indlstlngulshable for purposes of metering customer electrical usage and

WHEREAS smart meters have not been mandated by the federal or state government and

WHEREAS our Township is committed to providIng equal opportuntty and quality of rife for all and to removing full barriers to participation In public nfe on the basts of dlsabnity and

WHEREAS OTE has been unresponsive to these customer concerns and

WHEREAS House 81114916 would address these concerns without Impacting the utilitys ability to Install smart meters on the homes and busInesses of those who want a smart meter

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Vassar Township Board of Trustees supports the ability of OTE customers to not partidpate in the smart meter program on their homes and businesses and to have their electricity usage measured by an analog meter without suffering financial penalties or Incurring monthly charges as outlined in House 81114916 and that an analog option be offered in perpetuity to all uttllty customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar TownshIp Board ofTrustees calls upon the Chair of the House Energy Policy Committee the members oftne Energy Polhy Committee the state representative for our dlstrtct the state senator for our district the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Attorney General to do all In their power to ensure passage of House 81114916 and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar Township Soard ofTrustees calis upon the above-mentioned persons and governmental entitles If House 81114916 Is not passed in this legtslative session to do all In their power to ensure passage of legislation In the future that will ensure that utility customers have the right to have an anakJg meter on their homes or

middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

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Hclyentmbtr INIy capdtyE~ bullbull 2-97)( per kwto NooltlIJClty EMfoY ~7BJ( PI( kWh

OIlYery CaQe o ~MoeChilr~ (JuneIIlrQUQhOctOberI bull Sl95 per mon1h ontritlrJtlon kWh 1Yf0IIIIl) SltII3OC ptr kWh

ThIs iMe ls~ for cusOtlllaquoS who UW laquoshyIrk wafff IIHI~ for unitVYO flJr(1OStlo Coniroled 5laquoYIce tlnlt~)

Power Supply ChQtt mm C~ PM1tY [JWlIIV 1915 per kWh Non-~PKity rneW 25lt116( PH kWf

o~rv Cltqn 5efvice ChMe bullbullbull S1Igt per mont Oist ribullon kWh 5430 per kWh

Gorolhcrmel Tlmr of DaV Ratr

~l(USM~r~ nun 10 1pm Po Supply Ch O~

Jun 11II 0ltJqh (klobelt AU onpek kWh

C8C)yeniI- (net9Y 9nsc 1 kWh Nooltpady (Mrqy 2814lt per kwtl

AW offmiddotptallt IltWh CIpyenty Ene rQ~ 13J5 per ~Wh NotrCapodty E9Y 284 pot kWh

NovmM thrOUlh Mil All onPIWlt ~Wh

CeplKlly ( neroy U ODlt perW1 N~ity [MrQy 28l4lt pw kWh

AIIo1~ kWh Clpa(M ~ EJWl 9r lAJX ~r kW IIon-ltapac lly ~roy UtA C PE ~W~

tullv~ry C~qu seritl Charge 6]0( 1 day Distribution kWh (YeaHOllM) 4703C per kWh

Expertnlal Ellcl n c Vehcle Ra tl

Opt ion 1 Tlmt of Ot~ kino On~ fKIltfi McIl(I6y-FrkUly il4m 10 1Ipm Po Sypply CIlaQu

OfgtpaiI kWh calhy poundnto OVbull 6 779C IltI~Wh

NonQpadty EnerQY 9012C perkWh I oIIpuk kWh ~yEnlaquoQY 1695lt pelttWIgt Hon~ poundJWIIJ( 22silt pelt ~Wh

Oell~ery C~~ Servll a r~f $95 IXr morgtIh 1)sI IbuIkWh bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbullbull gtA)OC 1 kWh

09tlon1 Monthly F r~ ( UIgtf ~v~ l1Ut~ly) loonIlIIy I~ of $4511 ~r yellko IrKIYClINJ sur(narO ~Igtdcedillo

OTHER RATE OPTIONS

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WHOLE HOUSE RATE OPTIONS TIese service rates are provided throuqh one meter to a singJt or double OCCVPMlCY dwelin9

Residential ElectriC Service Rate Powe Suppfy CharOe First 17 kWh per dAY Capacity Energy bull 1065C JlE kWh NOItltapacily EntltVbullbullbull 4 767( PErkWh

Additional kWh capacity Energy 4590C per kWh Non-Capacity Enerqy bullbullbull 4751( per kWh

Delivery CNiroes 5efvice (halVe $750 per rnonl h RIA Credit middot $750 per monlh Di5tribvtlon kWhbullbull 543OC per kWh

Time of Day Rate-

On-peak h(Wrs MonCJay-rriday n Um 10 7 pm Power Supply CnarQes June through Octo~r

All on-peak kWh I Capactty Enerqy t2048C per-kllh N~lty EnenlY bull 4757lt per kWh

All otf-peak kWh capacity Energy bull bull 090OC Pfi kWh NonlaquoJpaci ty EnefQY bullbullbull 4757lt per kWh N~ IhrOU911 May

All on peak kWtl Capacity Energy bull 944OC per kWh Non-caPbCity Energy bullbullbullbull bull 4 757lt per kWh

AU oH-peak kWh Capacil y (nergybullbull bull o679C per kWh Non-capaclly Energy 4757( per kWh

fXgtltvery CllalQu Service Charge bull $750 per month Olstribvtlon kWh (YeaNovnd) 543O( per kWh

DynamiC Peak PnclnQ Rate This rate features th~ price tiers as well as Critical Peak prices for days when Critical Peak events are caIed It requires YO1f home to have the aovanced electric meIer Poer Supply Cllarg ~s Onpeak Monday Friday 3 pm to 7 pm

All on peak kWh Capacity EnerQt bullbull 9759C per kWh NOfIltQapacltt Energy 4049C per kWh

Mi(1)eilk MoIIdIlY friday am to 3 pm amp 7 pm to I pm All midpeak kWh

Capacity poundnerQy bullbullbull bullbullbull bullbull Aoose per kWh Non-tapaclty Enerqy bullbull bull 4Q49 per kWh

Off-peak 11 pm to 7 am and all day Saturday Sunday and desiQna~ holidays

All o ff-peak kWh capacity Enerqybullbullbull 0554( per kWh Nonltapacity (nergy 4 049( per kWh

(Critical Puk events dJrlnQ on-puk hours MondayshyFriday Ilmlto to eo lIours per year with ~vance notite

All criti calpeak kWh 5091 per kWh Nonltpatity Enerqy 4049C oer kWh

D1 Uv~ry Cha r Oes Oistribution kWh bull bull 543OC per kWh Service cMfQe $750 per month

Space HeatlOq Rate AfJPied oNy 10 ~miJOeflfr instilUed electric s~ce heltllin9 S(lrwct 11100011 0fIe meier IOn) II~f to KIU$MOIrIJ IlaquoWd on this tltf ~I(r 10 ~ 17 lOIS

PO tl Supply 0 J~ trrouOh October

(irst T7 kWh per day capacity [ MrQy bullbullbullbull bull bullbull bullbullbullbullbull bull bull 1217lt per kWh NOOCapacily Energybullbullbullbull bullbull d61b( per kWh

Additional kWn Capacity Energy bullbull 4741C per kWh NonmiddotCapaclly[nerqybullbull bullbullbull bull 4 616( per kWh

November through May (IrS 20 ~Wh per dat

Capacity ElKrQY bullbullbull 1844( per kWh NonCapaclty Ener9Y bull 4616C per kWh

Addi l lonal kWh Capacity [ ne((lY 0553lt per kWh Non-Capaci ty Ener9y 4616lt per kWh

Oeltvery C~afl)e ~

Service CllltlIqe 5750 per month Dislrlbullon kWh cYeM-roundl bull 5430lt per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

lnteruptlbte Space Conditioning Rate (CooICurrent s middot ) Thfs rale is (01 cmlraJ air 1M air $ltNrce hfijt wmps 7alltp adYanlaQe o( a ICYWef w mmer ra te thai C8II stlf

you vp to 18 (Jercf(ll on the coolf19 POfUOII oJ yotn energy bill wtlEn you e()(oII we istaN aseparate melpI lha1 clO briHIy IIIIerrvpt your air cMdilicnif9 to mee system or oeneratlon Issues POwer Supply ChArQe$

June throuQh October ~Enervv middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddot_middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotO499( perllWti f Non-Capacity Energy bull bull bull 3783lt per kWh

November thrOU(jh MAV Capaci ty Ener9Y bull2973( perkWh Non-Capaclty Energy bull3783lt Pfr kWh

Oellvery C~arQes Service Charge (June Ihrough October) bull $195 per month DisltiolJlion kWh (YeaOlJIdl 543OC per kWh

WatN Heating Strvce Rate

This rate Is a~alllJble for customers Who use an elecshy(ric wdler hedler tor sanitary pJrpos eJ Controlled service (Interrupt ible)

PO Wff Supply Charoes AU kWh Capacily Enerqy 1915lt per kWh NonltapaClty Energy bullbullbull bullbullbull2546( per kWh

Oelover y CharQes Service Charge bullbullbullbullbullbullbull5195 per month DiStribution kWh bullbullbullbullbullbull bullSA30C per kWh

DLWd-I On1J(aJL hOCJrs POIIef Supply

June throug AIfOfl~ak

Capacity NonCapi

Alt ntfflfak Capacily Non-Cap

November 11 All onpe~k C~pacity l NonCoplt

All olfpeak CapacIty I NoncaP

Dtl lvelY CharI Service Ct Distribut io

Option 1 Time On-pfak hour5 POW~( Supply

All on-peak kl CapacityE Non-(apa(

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Oplion 2 MonU Monthly fee I and credits

OTHER RATE

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bull 1ie11c1er1t InaHr1t Crecln (RIAgt Custoowr rneeC 1IQ eIiQibHIIy requ~$ U KehOe bull $150 ~ IIOI)III (rfillllN 0IIId10 110(1 Oul laquoyou OIMIIly (all U~ lt14 8000471741 Rwc~ Of cwIOIrIe1S wno us ill maIOlt porI ion oI11gttlr IKll ley INtng oI1pe~ ron

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ~ VII sect28 33

sect 9 Compensation of county officers

Sec 9 BoampTds of s upervisors shan have exclusive power to fix the oomp officers not otherwise provided by law

runory Cocst 1963 All VII 9 Elf J I I 9amp yo ConrlNd amp CMII 1908ArI VllJ fR

sect 10 Removal of county seat

Sec 10 A county seat once established shall not be removed until the place nlch it is proposed to be moved shall be designated by two-thirds of the members of the board of supervisors and a majority of the electors voting thereon shall have a pproved the proposed locatioD in the manner prescribed by law

BiotDl)l Co llle3 An VII flO E( JOJJ 1 1964 l~ Con~tllull oD See COllSL ll108Art vrn t )3

sect 11 Indebtedness limitation

Selt 11 No Cltlunty shall incur any indebtedness which shall increase its total debt beyond 10 percent of its assessed valuation

lfiwry Cmol 1963Att VII tllEft Jan i 1i64 Fo e cmtltutlon s Conn 1906 Art vrn U 2

sect 12 Navigable streams permission to bridge or dam See 12 A oavigable stream shall not be hridged or dammed without permission granted by

the board of supervisors or the county as provided by law which pennission shall be subject to such reasonable compensation and otheT conditions as may seem best sui ted to safeguard the rights and interests of the county and political subdivisions the rein

QJO Cotgtu I~ Art VII U2 Ert Jan I 100 Fou eonia o 8M eo 180SArt vrn tl~

sect 13 Consolidation of counties approval by electors Sec 13 Two or more contiguous counties may combine into a Slagle county if approved in

each affected county by a majority of the electors voting on the quest ion IIUtDrr- eo t 1961Arr Vl t 13 Ell J 1 1964

sect 14 Organization and consolidation of townships Sec 14 The board of supervisors of each organized county may organize and consolidate

townships under restrictions and limitations provided by law Hi~ Coru 1963Arr VIto I~ ErrJLIgt 1 100-1 Fo CoGMI~U 01lJ See eoru 1908 Art Vlll us

sect 15 County intervention-in public utllity service and rate proceedings

x Sec 15 Any county when authotized by its board of supervisors sha ll have the authority to enter or to intervelle in any action or certificate proceeding involving the services charges or rates or any privately owned public utili ty furnishing services or collJJlodities to rate payers within the county

W O Coogt J961 Att VT I t iS Ell J I 19amp1

sect 16 Highways bridges culverts airports road tax limitation Sec 16 The legis lature may provide for the laying ou t construction improvement and

maintenance of highways bridges culverts and airports by the state and by the counties and townships thereof acd may authorize counties to take charge aod cootrol of auy highway within thei r limits ror such purposes The legislature may provide tbe powers and duties of Counties in relation to bighways bridges culverts and airports may provide ror county road commissioners to be appointed or elected with povers and duties provided by law The ad valorem property tax imposed for road purposes by any county shall not eltceed in any year one-half or one percent of the assessed valuation for the preceding year

ru ry Con t ampEl3 An VlI 4(6 Elf Jan I 196 Io ~Iuoo Su C I OO~ Art VIH ~2G

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

~~~ Jodi Fetting

Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

AittpAcs Policy GIOlp Airsp $iIViClWl us )epCfIrren ul T(Qrspo~ltrlto-

8GO lndeperdenoe Avenue SW WtW1Irglo DC 7059

Federal Aviation AdrninStrotion

JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

2

Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

3

Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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J q PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

Planned Service Agreement

Cuslomer Name COUNTY OF TUSCOLA Address 440 N STATE S1 CAROMI48723-1555 Proposal Dale 061112019 Eslimale 1-135LX3G9

IScope of Service

Johnson ContrOls Inc r Jcq and the Cuamplomer (colledively the -Parties) agree Preventative MaintenslCe SelVlces as defined in Schedule A r Services) will be provided by JCI aihe Customers facitily This Planned Service Agreement the Equipment U s Supplementat Price and Payment Tefms Terms and CondJUons and Schedule5 attached hereto and incorporated by this reference as if sellor1h funy herein (ColecUvely the Agreement) cover the rights and obligations of both the Customer and JCt

Extended Service Options for Premium Coverage

If Premium Coverage is selected on-sile repair services to the equipment will be provided as specified in this Agreemenl for the equipmenllisted in Ihe attached Equipment Us

IEquipment List

Only the equipment listed in the Equipment Lisl will be covered as part of this Agreement Any changes to the Equipment Lisl must be agreed upon in writing by both Parties

----------------~ITerm f Automatic Renewal

ThIs Agreement takes effect 0fI 0810112019 and will continue until 0713112021 (Originaj Term) The Agreement will aUlomalicatty renew on a year-Io-year basis after the Onglnal Teon ends unless Ihe Customer Of JCI gives the other writte n notice il does not wam to renew The nolice must be delivered al least (45) days prior 10 the end of the Original Term or of any renewal period The Orignal Term and any renewal periods are sometimes collect ively referred to in this Agreement as the Term Renewal price adjustments are discussed in the Terms and Conditions

IRefrigerant Charges

Refrigerant is nOllncluded under this Agreemenl and wilt be billed separately to the Customer by JCt

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JOHNSON CONTROl S PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPJ~E[l F)I COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

IPrice and Payment Terms

The lolal Contract Price for JCIs Services duringlhe 1st year of the Original Term is $1302000 This amount will be paid to JCI in Annual Installments Pricing for each subsequent year of a mul1iyear Original term Is sel forth in the Supplemental Price end Paymenl Terms All payments will be due and payable within 30 days of Ihe invoice date and SUCh IImely payment by Customer shall be a condition precedenl 10 JCIs obligation to perform lis Services A penalty of one and a half percent (15) of the amount due per month shall accrue for payments received after the payment due date Renewal price adjustments are set looh in the Terms and Conditions

Invotoes wil be senllo the following lOcation

TUSCOLA COUNTY COURTHOUSE 125 W LINCOLN ST CAROMI48723

o In lieu of paper Invoices senllO the location above invoices should be emelled 10 the following email address

This proposal Is valJd for thirty days from the proposal date

JOHNSON CONTROLS Inc

By WIlliam Rasco

SlgrllllutCI

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Supplemental Price amp Payment Terms (Applies to MultimiddotYear Contracts Only)

Year Total Annual Dollar Amount Payment Frequency Yearl 13020 Ann ually Year2 13541 Annually

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ISpecial AddItions and Exceptions

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TERMS AND CDNDmONS OEflNmONS

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EQUIPMENT FIJLUftI munbull bull~ Iilura UndH norm1tid expceld wakii conditlMJ Or movinE pru or ~rtc or el~lt1rC comDOnI or Ih e Cowt [qu~tllul ie flKHQfY fOlt Its o~ution

REMOTE MONITOUNG SfRVla~ mnl emO I~ moniIOrf 01 CO_cEd EQvl p nl ltldol Ivgtcm InltludiflampbIIdIoB iUlomilioJ HVAC cqIIlpment i nC foe al IntfIJSlonbullnda othe Af e aIClt YSleml 10 Iem eM evenl noOfiullOll1 ulna ~ UI Certlfled Cen lf~ 1 SInian

R(M()U OfERAnlfG SERVlru muns ctgtotc Inl t~I _ifocallon ~Pdolt OPOfiUOtgt 01 buIIdlnt aulollon VA( cQoJiprllttlt yengtdfor olh Cffd EqlptOOlflt

R[PAUIlAfIOR Ihe Ibo necele~ 10 f t)tO~ Caverro [qu9menllo work~ (ondillon 10oWl Of Equlpmt nl Fi llue but dOlS ~Ct In(tudr eNkl ~I~ting to tot 1eQuipment ep~em e nl d~ e 10 obolelce~ce or Unil1lll~bii1Y 01 penl

REPAIR MATtRJILS ift the ))arts1Id Maleria neuuarv 10 ttstOle Caefed qu~t to workinC (OfdIoOf loIIowlrtamp in Equlpmem taHu~ but

elaquo1udigt tblll tQiIpmenl epatemtf clue to otoi4lcence 01 iJRoI1II1 of Piulll lu egtduded Ito m the Af~menL AI 1(rJ O9tlon ~If

Maleol tNy tit tW UlOld 0lt laquoOnldo~

S(HEOULfD SEAVI([ MATERIA15~ tIgt4r mt lrt reQUired to PErlorm Sdgte~ u ltd ~Nu btu on (~fd Equlpmelll UnlI~ lrom the Ag(temcnL

SCHEDULED SERVICE VISITS In e c~llle 1 1gt0 IU ~qu~ eltI 10 perlem JCI ecmtM fnPEClIon In( pnlivlt mlt~Ne on Covereltl E~pmert

SfRVICES 1ft tillt woltk tCfill _ U _iUnd el to be p_oed bv Kl purwnl to IIIIs cement f~(fpll llht Strwn do not

IrIdltHIc lhot o-ll1On Q ny Iw~fe prod 0lt lu I cJgtId l eMe whlcll ~ ovitItd uno p~te terms tO fICHl lotIs cenced In SeaTon P tin

fI JeIS SERViaS FOil COVERED EQUrPMENT

1 BMIC tOVUIAGE means Sc~cdolcd Sfrlce Vblil DIu klgttduled ScM Mllelllb un)el excluded hom thl Ag~JTfnl No PillS tqUlllttltl Re9IIlr labOlt (I Rtjlll ~t_II bullbullbull praldd o unde 8ASI((ovtIAGpound

2 PJl(MIUM (OV(RAGE m~ti ~C COVE RAG E plUI Re~I lO bar R~Pllf Mi~b lunltu flucl~ ffom the I trgttrtl) II (VlgtIOtMf hlll Od~td PRE MIUM COV~AAGt lei wil InsPlaquo the Coveted f~ulpmenl wilhln lOI1Y~ (~S) d~ of the dilll 01 lIlll Alrtemtnt Qf U Ifuanll oropellJ1lo~a(and~ ioru permit JCI wlU l~en adYl (unome II iel rM~ it nyCovO)f ecl Equlprnent nal wallinS ode o In ed of IfPillr Whh CUllome 1 ePlgtov~1 ICI I perlofm 1M wok nc(eu~ 10 11 tht (ovc~d lqulpm r nt plope woklnt (oMltion $ubJOCI to tile tem of Ihls AIeemen ( UStOme wlU ~~v 10 IIKII k al CI 1~1Id~d Jl te for PII iIltId Iobor In effampt at Ik~ me 11111 the work I pfOlmed II (10m doel not wonlJO ttt perlo m Ihe k lcl1Otlfed ~tlttn bv JCr n ~ ~Qulpment theby fletled wllllgte~ If(1m the lilt of C_fd foulpmtnlad theConlfKl PfIr1 wjj MI)tIlltlt KtOfi Should CusiOlM not mairf len ffomcred 1gt11 Of poltced wlth the modfoed PRpoundMIUM (OVpoundRAGt Cl IIefVeS Iht Iampht 10 olee Cwlamt for Ihe (0110 11It111fQUlDmcn Insplaquotion

3 OOfNDro SERVICE munSefYL(CS peformj ou lcl~ Jeri_mol bult hQutgt anclls ilVll lo ~ e ontv CuStCmt f na PREMIUM COVElAGL pound)Cendltgtd $eritc I av~ble etth~ HIS or NO 1 (utomer1 ~ltcl~ Tho ptiQo lOt htended Slce Wcroolen by Cu1tomel II pi n of the tot ol (OnilCl ~lee

4 CONNlCTIO SERVICES If Cu$(lmN I 1 ConfItCad sNlu on v C~td EQlJi~nl ~I tnee Iully dtsOlbed In k hedle A (usto Iy be cqulreltllc Mow KI to InI11 o w iIdj olt roftwil~ to e~ (omluII Qn th (U ltom middot C_td Qulpnt ( Gillilyttev~I In OfllftJO lCl lOdcllYlt (oftKt~ S-Icu on lhe c-acr CQVlpfntL (m0flll ihall pOYIdt I slaquouffllIl_t~_ncnlo 0 allo f_~~ ~a Ic lhe Gaf_~ Oev(C Inoltck 10 fmolcyc(61 - Store ~nd I~nd oj1t Ot me rgtU0M 01 ~(II ScrvIt )(1 will nal ltlSC Cltmtgte(t~ Sf)(e to ~tnOle l~ OP~I or lth es to CUltOmc 1 qtJIpm~nL The GII~ ~t I~n emaln Jell POgtfrty and JCI I Vupon ~unablt rKltKC ove ~ ItfIy time JC1 ~ no ny wn~MY 0 BillI llIln 101M CoMt(led ~ervIlaquoJ

5 R~MOTE MONITORING SERVICES OR REMon OPERAnNG SpoundtViCU If RemOt~ Monllorlne Seflllltn o lemole OPftJ~ ~lceJ ae pgtfOgticlld CUOtnCf fees 10 furnbh lei wll~ IIgtI of the n 111t oddlt e maUl~delbullM pJIO~ ~mlgtelaquo ofU penon lhOtlltd 10 be tcntlatll by 0lt be blt 10 OonUCl lhe IIOC tO ftJ1 ~rm sl)et)flr 11_ UPOR talOn thltC PPOIHI~ I bullbulltlor(y1f JO SeJltlccs lncfuOe tmtrl MOltlo(lfin SffVlcH wilh Open ltId (IDmiddot Cuno 100 it Itt Inh h J(I wllh CUllOtrgte$ (IiII1v alld hold _Int rod cfltWiI

Johnson WJC 2019JotvIson Conlois I ControlsC uS lome C onhcleI1I Do nQI COgt ( ~orlly ~onCIII~1 0lt flIy Otref mad ill) WUI10UI Ih~ eltPHS lien permssion QI JoIIOI1 Co)(rolamp IIIC P()ge 35 0 142

JOHItSON CONTROL~ PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED -OR COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

~thedltJIt$ CVlo mer 3iQC to mlllli arid upd~le l~ tillillill wilh altcult InlOI ffIIl on CUltlDmelt fu(~ bullbullbulle t 10 n01l1y ICI of loU~ (ha nampe IS loon II pOIIbllt lelIIOC Is fIOI -spobif 10 li nd new ootIlICUnumbltm H I~ (onl~CU 0lt1 lit all 11m Mot be reached ma um of t~laquo ~ct It Iowed for I ny Ilmot oil dy If noM 01 Itos ltolltCIS un be ucd tlltn ncIMII C11I()I I~ ROC lIl t rspOlU~e 10 d_ts ( UIO- ill repoMIbie 101 ~00 I I ltOlll 100 ~ Wn lom Customer ffW 0 po~ lmety updates 101 ~nv or th COIltKi lrIotmll lonsubmhlod 10 Ihe ROC

5 CUSTOMER SlRVIC INfOflMUON PORTAL ( mom may be ~ble 10 uUIle ICf CUgtlomelt SeltvIu nlo IIIIIOO PO(il dl1ne Ihe It1ftI 01 1119 H-tnent pu rsu~nl 10 the I~tn ppllcable Term 0 1 UI~ IIteemenl

B 0U1 OF SCOPE SERVlCE5 If dul1nC enyServict Vit KI delrc111 defect in any of Cuotomet t qulpmtnllhtIgt IIO t Covered EQOip~nt undq IhlJ Afltement (In Oul of Seoplt Dof~otmiddotlKI Y lbut lhall have MobIifation 10) fIOlity Cu~ 01 sud Out 01 Sltltraquo- oftct II Culttonw ele(ts 101 JeIIO ep Jgtoth Oul 01 Sca~ ~fce 01 il Jet olMrwiH pMOims Sentieel 0 pr~ _Ieltias Pln_ Ot tqIlpment outside Ihe fCDpe oIlhe StIWlca collenM-ly CuI 01 Scope SeMen- Cullom sltll dlreQ 10 10 01 eh Oul 01 ~ Stnokn IrI wtItlflamp ~nII CUltOIM wu PlY 10lt rn Out or ScOPe SeMltoH ~IIO IIlIndyend lees o hou1y fa II he reultil IgtOlite 01 n Out 01 Sltgpe ~ect Customer ~Ieltts not to etIa~ K I lO RPlIr well Ou l Df~oIect CuSlomer II deffnd nil Indemnify let from IIId Iirlsl lllflndft Ionesdlmos dJ lml COltsnd expenses Ifisl dlrectlyOf Indirf(loul 01 wchOuI oIScopl Delect Any Oul ol Swpe SeMcC ~rlonned by 10 II 1M direction 01 CultOmer PUflv nt 10 Ihis

Seciion IJIIII be lJbI~IIO lhe le ms oIlhlJ eement

C IXClUSIONS Ct Skfl llgtd wrrnty obHIltclll epreuly egtltdud

) the fllMr or ~IMIII 01 cluctwort ~Inp bIneu Iliumfar supporU t_ lilllttsbIHgtIotdltOtIIr and ~neumu( pIf)Inamp Iltd ~l shu afII pipI 1lO11IOIItv tPIlaquot-d 01 malrgtUitJKI on scMdulod balitNI-1InI 01 01 0 pIic plplnt

(b) daoosal 01 hlloudoul_IIK ocfpf H olhtlWbe Pfesslt ptOIfided heln)

(c) clblrl lCllng 01 ehikr ~OIIdef4er WIlt tems d Oilier coltnPltgtlnts fOi blDlald$ such II but nOI Wmlllaquod 10 leamplone~ Unlesl ewt)lltilly slaquolloflll In IhotKopt 01 teN(ts betwe-tn tIM PII Unlen eoplick ty provld for within me scope 01 SfMcd thl iJ Oul of Scope StNkt$M til CultomltfS egtdult-e r ponllbWty 10 mkt ~Hlnt_ts lot wch oervktl with proYide oilgte lhan JO Me-ntlons 01 chll~ tube lelnlnamp condttuer oltnlnc coolnl l_cleanlnamp Of boiler tubt nrc IrI I ny KOpe or It only I~WQfk 10 remow nomlll bullthp 01 dIbriI ~d sctle lube brush cltltllrlamp prfuurt _hln obullbullcld IIuIhlrlJ ReIre 10 well cit doe fIOIlrldlldlti chItInQI cleanl dIsInffltlJo~ g ~ _I IHlmern r~lrN 10 ellminale (ontrOl 01 dSirllect IIIhst bIDtrd$ such IS bul 1gt01 IimIIfO to Leckgtnelllt

dl suwl 1Utltorles 01 items nov comed dIrMI the use of COOterCd (ltIgt~ such flbbons w illgt and ~Mlt

Ie) I~ furnllhlnpound of ~teNli and suppiles lor P4inlln Of rttlnlsllint equllmen

(I) I~ rePiit 01 e~cmenl 01 wIe In ~onduM bud bIetrlnsmlsslo Mnel g the ~ II flOl otgtrmly epllted 0 m~lntId gn I l ohedultd bJl II

(II) rel)laetmenl 01 obsolele paru Ind

(h) d 01 fny Idndlnrllldln bul not Ilmlld 10 ~ C ltlOlt1II Ir1jltJ V dutll opetty mit ~rd 1M ~om of 111 0 i( fliultitIC from

bull Iue mllase Ittlons Idjunme nts ill~U tombiNtlons rnoolfklllorn 0 repoalrJ 10 CO-etCd pound4I1pmen1 nOI ~rf01mtd ptovlaed 0 i9J1fowd Inwlt~ by ICI

bull eluEp ment nOI c~ed by IIIIs tg eement o-r II~CIvntflUi mad e to (ovl td lqulpmenl

bull I CIS 0 omlsslonl 01 the Cullom Iudl but not Ike d 10 1iHi fi ll of lhe (ulOme 10 fulflI lhe 0m ObUtlonl IrId Commllts to Jete) dulbed In ~ctlon f Oll Ms rttt OpefatOl erro CUltOmtTmiddot IIW I 10 (Onduel tgtffltfll~ lnllni n I isulU~ fom CU ltomerl prellous denlll of 10 ItClSS to the C_ed Equipment uld Cullomers f~IIye 10 knp the Sill (lein 1M Iitt 01 dull 111 01 ollie IAniclef a debris ~ sucll CDndilionslre prously txpressJv Itknowledled by JO 11I _1t1flamp

bull siltgt- eliled Ind tlWlromtenl1 rolldillolU IntludJnc but flOl ~mlted 10 POIIfI tllvrs Oll(ul i loni in eleclliul cufTMi (or -~t $UCI) 00 biQhlltdS Wth u but fIOI ~rnlled 10 Lelonc lllo IlIoclIled wilh COnd_l wllI (0011 lower systems ad subcompo~n l Iylleml

D ~AYMNT DIJUGAl1DN

CulIIme Ihal Ply 1M lcts wtl du1n KCOfdlIltt wIIh Int PIYfJItIII It ml prald td lor In lhe llIeemeI Such PIIymtnl II cond~1oP pc~tdnl to 10 ablellon 0 perlam StMcu under 1M e-emtnt In lu v lillny pvchlle o d elllKllo lhi eeme-nl bullbull nd ~~hstancl Ul4le 10 Iht tom theltein Cuslomtr tkAOWledIIOO ftel thlt IofIdU JO IrwoIces 10 an meum _teIhln $15000 lhall be ~Id a nlt wire t~fe check Of money order If IhII rume-n11s rertoedlCttl1 ovide (tmametwlth IlOlite olillyIdjUllmtnlS In the ConllKl Prict appfltlblt 10 Mff_1I period no r Ihn IOflYmiddotfWtjS)dltIys 11lt10lt 10 tIgtt totNMnoemcnl oll~illenewit 1Dcl UnonlOAlaquo In_theetmt at lelll hfTyI30) dIys prior 10 Iht 11( of fuch bullbull~I peiodIN ICfJusled price IIIbull bull bctlht prlre 10 ~ Itn il perlod

E WARftArffiES

JO warrants IIJ $Ic wUI te provided In ood ~d orkmDnllkt mlnner for 90 dyI Irom the elite of Se k ti I Jel eltc ives rlnen nollt e 01 a

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I r PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

bf Ch of Ihi warranty Pl io to the e nd o f this flinty jlnod Jel III -perlOm any no~-tonlor~~ S ~Nilt~ e t no addl11on~1 (~ r8e hhl~ a ltonvn 1y tU5QMble Itm~ of I~ nOIIIllt llon

Jet 1gt lhoit eqvlpmfnl mnuIanued o I~dd bgtj 10 (ilofl fnc 11IiI1 It Irom dellaquou in mIII~ 1 and k hlp 1 lnlam normlluutelOI I period of90dS 1110 1ngtl11J o fumih bullbull pleOI 01 CQulpmenl utl(k tNs Alemen ilnd lhat eQulpmenl Ii cov~red brl nty fom m tnktunr ot~ INn CI 10 wf l llnSI~1 the benefits cl th lt m-nufgtltlue(J waranty it any to Custome and 11 amy lemediebull ~ n clu1III 101 lhal equipment AI ttnJj)OItlkwI (hoi tnwred In _ lion wi(h Ihr wrinty 101 eCllOpmeol1 IftdO 1~1s nol _wd undshythis AeerntnllNtl be bDn~ byCuJIO b eept as poided heern II Jel oltelves in nOlice 01 I ~ ee~ 01 I~b ~rmty PIlot to t~ end 01 tllh rruy pelod JCI will ttPlIr o eplate (n )(1 OPtio nl Ih e delMliv~ equl pmenl

Tllele _nl do II(It IJttend 10 tty ~ltW 01 eltlul~n lhal have bfton rnllUied bull bull Ite ed Or repared byC1I0 CI O IlIItd INfl iel Ihoul 1M supelVi1on 01 nd 110lt lltn Ippt(lvll olIO o WJCI ~t num~ or ranty d tul W bwn rmowd or alured AJ replaccd parts Ct equrgtnMn1 h1 become JCI pro~rty Thb ~rtntv is 1101 lu~b~ W~ nty J~ ~ be provldfd dulnn ncrmal bUllneu hOUlI IXCludll hoII(Ivs The r-dti I fonh hilrtln shltl be to(II~ nd eoltclU1ive medywltllCltlrdllo ny wlfrt nty ( 1lm under thlgt AallefMtlt Anv uit huN _lIIe rrltltv mun be lItauhl no III mn orgtamp II) ~a ftlr lile txPtloon ollhr pplicllble ffanty ~Iod Thlgt IIm(ttUon Is In IItu cr Iny olhe IPPrlublf mlult or 1Imh~1I01 CUSTOM~R FURTHfR ACKHOWLIDGU oVoID AGREfJ THAT THUt WARIUJffifS Aif ICIS SOU WAlIRANTlES ANDTOTHf MAXIMUM [)(TENT PpoundftMrrrEO UNDERAPPUCABLE LAW ARE IN U[U Of All OTMER WAftRANTlES pound)(pRpound$S OFlIMPUED INClUDINGtIT NOT lIMITED TO TlfOSf OF MERCHAHTA8IUTY AND FITNESS fOR A PlRTICI)LAR ftJRPOH

f CUSTOMEROIIUGATIONS AND COMMITMENTS TO ICI

1 Cuc~ wtt~l lt M ~ JCIr) WOOmIIlion (Onnltnlne conoilion of lhe CovtfeO Eqv ~ment TI Cvstom agnfS nd ~ntl

lhll 6tin 11Ie Tffm of IhI AItirnenl Cu crne will 11 oprr1 the Cevtttd [ol~menl ~codin8 10 th~ mnulanu~1 atldor CI co ~nduonl

01 up ~lt I~ I rgtd CUtten work Ic Ind motion boutt~e Co~erfd EQltrlpmenl crommended bt th e nufCuH ~Mor J(I

DJ 1I00Ii(k a n MlIQU 1e on_ 101Covw E4Uipm t ~ ftltommended by Ihr nufw1u~ Ntdor K~ Includili but 01 limited 10 dequal~ electllc~1 pOw~ ie IU~ lit COIGitionnt1Id ~umldltycontro

(4) oo ri ly JCI lovn~ile1y 01 ~ nv CowCd Equlpm~ nl mllunCtion Iliu kdown o other condllion ~fleclltg Ihe oper11on of tht Cowrt d f qulpfltf1

(5) prOjf ICI It~ nl arct1l 10 lis Pem isegt a nd Cevelti Equ~nl 1 ~H UJonIbIe tId nEU1IJf lmn for IIgte perforttIfICt olt~ e 5elVicu

(6) alo JCI 10 ~~ iod SlOP ~ erodialy hm off or otherwlle C~IIle c temponrily lupend eqvlpmenl Of)eratioru oc Ihll)(1 an perform Ihe ~le-aui~ uoder ~ AceemcIII

(]I M af)dlable ~Iovtd t JlIo~e oondc-n~ coollfll t_r 1raquoiIr wa ter lUlrnenl lor IN proper function (II Co_ed E Ilmc-nld prot ect a~lnll ~ nV elonm~nllllssu~ a nd IOllae of biohulld lueh 3$ but not IIm~ e d to leclonell

(III un iIlId jIIoperl itl and Itl~ Itttr u1on 11 lm t_ tUh nlpoundhl or II uth cfNr Ie Custo hili clo~ the PWllfl

(9 O~I1n I M~n Jke nc jIrnilgt ~qulred lor ~d DoloV I~ tlelt u~lecI ~ h theServlu

(lOI noullrJC I immedi ately 01 fly cmed ~deauacv~ 01 1~Iur r cl th t Co 1 Equlpmenl 01 othr condl lon ffenlna the optallen 01 Ihe Cored hulpmenl

(II) fumlVlny nelteu 110 C ~ I na ~~101 olflle$ 1$ peme (111 poperty maintain pall se Mlte Ind utt I~e 101111 operalion olny olh property sYStem Qqulpmenl or dtYlte o (usto m or 0111 to wtkh the Covered [Qpment mav De ilUacled or eCMK led In UCordinct wi1h mltlnuaclur~bullbulleornmend~tlcnt InlUr lfle elme ou1ltenll c the lequlemeltIU o lny Ie o6l i bu u ~encv 01 ocllttIIO~1u hiviC ll6iction thteol

131 IIOIt~mpet IVTt ~ ~ker Id)u l ~ dllturb I~ ~mQve Of ol~erwle Int~l1t~ with any Coveed poundIpmenl (locltKUn ampny relll~ 10l1wllftl ind 001 permk th r ~e 10 be done ~nd

(14) raltt lrom UU1nC lalie mina erob lfse K I 10 i Iln~ Pf~lty 01 I~ 1)1 by 01 IUed at~I1 JO by Iy OIlf1Imeltola mu fielpll I~ncy II elull lhereol

2 CUW~ftI~ u1ltnowledtna undend~ ~I unleS dl fea l~llor blQhl bullbullltdl uch leIOiIen11l topliGi tlyltKludm ttl I~ C JO b proYIdfr1t h gtCuomerlpo I~UI~ Ie pI ltgtvde j lK~ It~ nl Corner~mowIedcu lhlits fitC 10m~ ht tobla~ wlU elilgtte KI 01 any elpontbliity lor~ny Co~ed Equipment bC~kdown 0lt I ny ntC~UiY air o rrFgtlourneot I any Cover ~d Equlpme-nt II CUSICme brehes ItY 01 the t obllltlons KI N aye lhe Ilhl upon Mlen notice to Cullrgtmif to smpend Ilt Seovas unl~ C~tme cua udgt blttadl In a lldliJon ( SI_ rhaC be npornblt lOt f2YInt 0 etmbrfll10 10 inyCOlU Iuodt~ wilh ltoIftUW k uued IJ JUII 01 to( bnil(11 11~Ggte cbl iCltion bull

G INSURANC Clgt$lomllt t11lOfU11Ie 101 oUinin ilt inwran~ (ovtltsectte ~Nt (ull_ be Is nfelillY 10 proUCWIO Cuam propelttY and penol

In 0 on the Ptnlstl Includlnt co-eraJt 10lt ptllon1Inj u tKI propelY dftliilf~ ttlE PAYMENTS CUSTOMER MAICU UNDER tttlSAGRUMENT AAf

NOl ftELATED TDtttE VAlUE OF ttt[ PREMISES CUSTOMERS PROP[RTY OR POSSEnION5 ORTHE PER50N5 OCCUPYING OR AT ANYTIME PRESENT

IH OJ ON TNE fIIEMllU BUT RA1MEII ARE trUrn ON 1M COSt Of THE MnM MID lllE SERIIl(U AHD lAlE INTO CONSIDEJIAOON nn PROHCTION AFFORD EO TO 10 UNOER TtffS AGJIHMlNY CUtOngtC -by elee 10 ~ any Ilatoly 10 nv IVttII or condllion (ustlty (o~c cd bycom~dllIbIHtv iu t1nce (utomc und~oI nd lha l ncltlcr he Se~ rQr the Co~ered Equlllmfnl ~rr dtiI d 10 ~du(r bul nc

el1m te certl ln u13 1(1 doe nat tvrntv I~t nel th lgtt SeIViCI1 I1ltlr Cov~red [liulpm~t i ~ pievcflt Qerwn(ll InulY un~t~orzed entnotgtCe1 or

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JOHNSOt 0 fRe 5 PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL REPREO FDF COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

H INOlMNITV

JCllnd CII~tomel 11It11 full Indemnify he ollgttl Plrty Illd Iu officers bulltffltS dilectOrsbullM tmpioyffl 1Om I ny ~ndn dlmlle p tOIlS and exptllln (clud ~lonJble utOlne-s leest illne OUt of third Pirly dllml demtlndi or lukllor bodily Injury (In(ludl dath) Of cia gc 10 tana1bie pcptny 10 lhe lCIt Irisin OUI 0 Ihe IItCIIamp~e or tnclnllonel mlscOfldutt 0 Ihe Indemnlfyl party Of lIS crnplovlef Of _filli CUSlomer expra tliihl ICI Jtlan be r~bIe 10In)Jry iWnbullbullbull bull 01 ~I only to the IICIttIt uund dlrlaquoly by IC1 nel~MI o Inllntl_ mliConduCi Thl obllJtJonl 01 JCllnd Ctome und Ihllltlt1ion ~ funhtf wbIKI to lealoml tid J ~

I LlMlTAnON OF UAllUTI NEITHER 10 HOR CUSTOMER WILL BE R[5PONSIBlE TO TH OTHER FOR ANY SPECIAl INOIRECT PUNITIVE OR CONSlQUENTlAI DAMAGES (INCLUDiNG BIIT NOT lIMITEO TO LOST PROFITS OR LOll OF BUSNlSS) JCJS TOTAL UAIIUJ TO CUSTOMER FOR DAMAGES R[5ULTlNG JROM AN( CAUSE WHAnOMR SHALL BE UMIT(D TO $2SQDOO IN NO EV(HT SHALl 101 INDEMNifiCATION OBllGATJOH [)(UD TIlE AMOUNTS ALO TO JO UNDER THIS AGIllEMENT OR THE AMOUNT OF INSURANCE IllQUIMD B THIS AGREEMENT WHICHpoundItIl IS GAUnlt CUSTOMUI UNDERSTANDS TltAT)CJ 15 HOT AN INSUIIER RpoundGARJ)tNG THE WORKOIlTIlE SERVICpound$ 0 SHAll HOT BE IIESPON5IBH fOR ANY DAMAGE 011 LOSS nAT MAYflUU~T FIIOM FIliI SAFElYOR SECURITY EQUPMpoundNTTHATfAILS TO PEAFORM PROPERLY 011 FAILS TO PIIMr( A CASUAL all LOSS

J FORa MAlfURE

KIWtLL NOT Bf RfSPON511Ll fOR DAMAGE LOSj INJURV 011 elLA CAUSEDY CONOrtIONS TMAl AAI BFYONDTKE IllASONAlU CCImIOl AHD

WITHOUT THlltnpoundHTlONAlMISOOHOUClOR NlGtlGpoundItCE Of 10 SUCH amomOHSlflCWD[ 80T ARE HOT UMmo TO (AI ACnOf GOO (6)

Am Of GOVtllNM[NT AGpoundNQpoundS Ie) SllIlKl5 (0) LABOR OISPIITpoundS) (f) FIRE If) OPlOSIONS OR CASUAlneuros (G) floIfS (H) VANDAUSM II)

RIOTS 011 WAR IJ)TpoundRROIUSM ANe III UNAVAUBILITYOF PARTS MATpoundRJALS OR SUPPUES

It RUOUJT10N OF DISPUTES 11 3 0l5pu1l rIs~ und~ tIIk _nl tile lelllgtall prom1 ~~ Incod IlIh lbesoIvt well dllputll by ~tIM In1Ie -t dsJ)UU II UIU~ 0 be vcWed eltha- pony whaw the tch IrIltble ltbiI~don by iIinC with lhe AmeltIcn ArbItIoltI oUodallon ~ no olllerlcttlClIon IaI bftn prevlouJly filed upon ftliol 01 the Ifbitnon till AAA Ihllhlw Ihe eOlCIu~W jurlsdlCllon _ the OlspUte Tlluibull11 party mty decide 10 f~e n (Ilon In coun of romDftenl jurbdirtlonl f til (oun f~m II Ihe flntlec1 proctdln flied tIIll tourt Iha have lur~dlaioo ove lhe ~JlUle to the aclulion 0101 rbltrltlon AtbiUlllon Ihln be toooucted In il(cordince wilh the lWn CUrrtnl tbhflllon rules of the IgtnItrlan Artgtilntlon MllaquoilIIon ~OIM wtlitllllon seMel mlJlIatty ampJ1Hd 10 by 1M IoIlt11n ArbIlratlon musl be (~1Ild Ihtll Ibty (60) dayt afw tn oputt submitted 10 artHlllon unlen the j)IoItlH mll I1y et ot~ The ~cI~ed by tn ~alorwi 1M f_land ~I liAlted by 1M bltLmDf may be Int~ed In XUlrcllnce with IppIiQbIe I_In any (oun h-il (ornpe1em jurisdiction jMltty po_llire III 1M 3Ibtrtttlcn or COUrt poem IhII If entilled lOn _d 01 Its rulflMble COIoU In(IudinI 1USOfIIbInomeyJ leu Incurred IS rtwlt 01 tile Oipute CUSTOMER MUST BRlNG ANY CLAIM AGAINST 10 WITHiN ONE (1) YEAR m ER THE ClAIM AROSE If CUSTOMER OOIS NOT CUSTDMR WlU HAVE IRRtvOCASlY WAIVED Irs RIGHT TO SUE 10 ANDOR INSTITUTe OTHER PROCEEOINGS AND ICI SHALL HAVE NO LlA81UTt TO CUSTOMER fOR SUOi CLMM TIME IS Of THE ESSENCE AELATM TO CUSTOMH PUISUING ANf SUCH ClAIM floIE PItOVtSIONS Of TKS AGREEMENT WHICH APLY TO AN (AIMHALl REMAIN IN HFECT EVEN AFTER THE AGREfMtNT IS TfRMNATto 10 AND CtmOMER EACH WANt THEIR RlGIfT 10 A rull

shyl TERMINATION

1 Remote Monnorln $eMCIIS and R~mOte ()pe~lln ScsvIca ma~ be imrntdlitely Clnceled by ellher party il Jels Remote OperIiQn Cenler (onne(lln res Of mOflltorlrlllSlem5l~ cle5trovtd by or ather ClIllopht Of wilt Ihf PlemilllS re sa bS damtBed Ih 1 11 Is IrnpftetaI IO conlinuf StnoIces

2 ellhe INIrty fib 10 perform any 01 Its obIirlon UM hIs Ieem~nl I~t otll jraquony wi prOIII~ -men IOIkt LheeollO lhe )lilly

1I1~ed 10 JHo In dmult Should Ine party alted 10 be Ifl defull 111 to espond I it or like action 10 cvre tIM II~IltI def within 1111 (lOt (lall 01 ~celvln IV lneo notlu the lOti ~rty may le(mlnlle Ihk rument by PIOllldlll ~ten nOl1(1 01 IIJII lermllliU lo n

3 UPQI1 IltIrrIinoUm 01 h ltfeeme~ le r anv rNson aJICmef 1hd PltiY IQ 10 I II UflGitputed _nu 0Wflj IlIrwah Ihe dallt of IIIUOII ~hIn thl (30) cI~ luth lermnl ion (ulier hIIllso prflVlde Jej Utlth RMlIlabe aa 10 the islS tD rem~ IIIe Gflew OtWe ~n~hVfllher JO pro~y ncltoun~tJI Int~on fl~ 0lt iiIlt IIlfIV ~lIlem1S ppUuble Cull 111111be liable fOlt al Iffl COlli and IICPfIfl mil Jet mv Il(u in ltootlKion th I enlOIOlmenl 01 hll tIlIl indlldina wilhoullimatlcln nlIo ble nom lees eltgtnKtton aency lees nil Olin COIoI

4 II he A~re~tot Is for mulljytar telm t~her jMrty nwy termiNle lilt Aeflaquomerll after dI ronl fu ~a of SaMlaquo by I lilt OInr pI no Ie-laquo thIn 10middot1 (151 ~VJ nit oolk laquoNlded h_ th~ (us OfIIted PREMIUM (OVEIlAGE CusIOlttltgtlt Y mlltUle ~~I ontv upon 10$ WIitt~ ~

M ASBESTOS MOlD BIOAHAZARDS AND HALUOOUS MATERtAlS

H~zardoul Mltfrills munl tfrlal ~ wb$llnct hal tIelher by Its N~ or ute II now Of hft defed Of fCula~ hdoubull 1 dOUloUbsltnoUl pc 1 o tOllllmlnlnl vodeIIV 1oG~ 111 01 leclclta l lowbullfCulallon 01 rdinlOtlCll bullbulllalre to or cklfIlUkIamp pUblic and ~ 1l1li and uletytId prateCIIon oj the IMonmen or which iI toIc explosive COfaUvt flammable radloKlhot orclnoCflIk or OIhenoriI haarcloui Of which iI or CfIfI1n1 _oItum psoline died Iud Inother pc1~um hvoilOClrbon produCl or poIYhlori~ bIphtI Hatardoui Matttllls ltlHdllGaltoeluMl makl leulmiddotbaid ptintl bIohIlrdS SIIdIIS but ftOlink~ to 1fCiofIeCl IntI HlIeJtcs-conao1n1nc mwials rACM1 Neither (ulomer nor lCi dlrlll lo or Illkeneel 10undnmiddotakedlren Obllnlolll r~I~li~ (11M klcnllOClllcln Ibuemenl dUnp control ~mo~1 or dlltpoltal o ACM

10 wlB be 1$IgtOtIIbIe 10lt moI 0 cI oos 01 ayen~roous ~Ierl_ls Ihll I ul In provldl lht StMt-es n O H bullbullf(Ioul MaIHllb1 and t~ I fmldllifIn ollllY Iell jlnd by he eI1e of 1(111lt1 MertatI For lit HI~ MltMils Iha may be olteselttl Itgt lacM~h

Johnson ~lcC 2019iQhn$on Cotro~ Inc ControlsComeJ Canfodenllal 00 nr)I COP) (pIIy~ocaIy eectrorcny or n an OIhel mea) Ylnout It ~I~ nnen ptlJJTJ5~ 01 ~C~oIs Inc PagE 38 011

middot PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL t- COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rNomiddotC1 HudOOJ Meritmiddotf (uuome shgt1IIUpply JCI wht 1 iflrornallo~ iflil pm bullbull~1on lt~lllni 10 lilp pre~nlt of lilllrltlOU$ M~ c-rret ij

th ~ilt eJ~nn ~v ff~(1 10 pelt1orm bull e 01 Ih~ s i(~ II Illhft Cnomelt or 10 gtKom ltt 01 ltgtlt UUlfCU U~ I)esellltt 01 Nonmiddoto(l HIIIISo M~ le1$ tIIl Iy ItgtItrlre llh Cr ServIltpoundl II I~U ImmtdllltIy $lOP I~ SoetYl(l Itgt rile I ffffiecl ru ~nd noilly the o thw ~n As btt-en (unome Ind MI Cuu_ hoo_be rtlpor1ible 01 IIISoho n~n ~ e -d diopoinr 01 Honmiddotla Hndou Mele 1$ fom lu rdMIebullbullnd for Ih (medlllion olny reu ImpaetCd by he ret bull bull e of he Hon-CI HUlrdou Mlltrl I~d mul ptwidc ~ cer1lliUlle 01 a balm~nl ~cfore J(I will be obll~lled 10 ~rlorm 0 cnl~ue lIS S~Mco unln 10 ~d letu knowloedae Ihll NonmiddotCI HIardou M~I(II~ were pren nd eted In dl$tfpr d of I~I ~e In wli(h tne 1lJ 1lt1 -11 be (pon lbllil lu ole ~ Othe etMOltlon 0 nmiddot orn Impmed by IlJ leltl~ of 1Idgt Hibullbulldon MlttIIbullbull00111) ( lOme hon In lOponibII II lu ole e~e for the _olI 01 HIbullbullrdous Male 1s INri ~ no bHII r~ieued and fe reie~e~ not nultlnc from Cl1 PtriormallCt ef tilt Serulces CuomN ~hlI ~I~nd ~nd InclomoJlot JO ~Calnl 1 Iol-ifl (o sU damUC I e~~nlel vd claJms ~rnamp 01 lu fa ure 10 (omply with Ihll Sccllcn M

N CUSTOMER DAlA

Cnlomt da la obtillned flom lie SetWltcs II owned by alld 111amp11 btlolt o Cunomer 10 I~ IUIOI illO UI Cl410mellb 10 prcMde Sentlce (lome bcept a lonh IItrlln lei wilt 101 disclose Ie any IhllI Otlty ~ny 1rlISivIltN81 (~nom dlI~ acquled hrouh pelt10IWIIIa 01 Ihe Sttvices Mthout Cul lomer (OnSenl (unomer ilB~e Ihal Jel nd 11 ubleIIrle affillnlnd epproved Ihild ~rty COII111OI5 and de-elopers may collecl nd lJ~e CUllome dll for Iny eaon 10 as ny ee l ule 0I1t1e clall on I dt middotklfn11itd bSII Iha dot nOI p~rsonaMy I~ntily Cullomer or anvlndivd Cuilomelt Igttgteby ~nlJ)O a petu WilcIWkIelfrtvOCable royah lru8unO U modi+ m1PU~Ibull bull WOIoeltIse and 1011

0etMt~wo b frOtnuch dala J(III ~IIM rlClIl$lOlI Inr~ 10_ rbl tJlIltflllll nd produnl C~led as I ew of uerlomnce ofSeMlts

O JCIS INlHLECTUAI PROPERl

10 WM IKtJI d riCh ~ lgtcIltgtltfest 11 yl) woltk orovided 10 Cuslomel IfgttIudlnl ohooI l ilmltiltiOfl ill ~e ~U and objeet cod dorumtnll1ior1 tKllnic Inhwon or dlla 1plaquolflCa1onlnd del bull ltes Impr~mellU 01 mOClllQlooruo 10 r~II1Hmiddot~ and (bJ I(now-How (defined below) e~ b 1(1 In bull (I~eron 01 lhe ~bltt 0 periolfTlfnt ollh Slt~ whth ~n_n 10 1(1 ror 10 Of diVtlom or tiICgyeiI Or ~uire-d In conneCllon with I perormrltt of II obn ioos under lhl ~greemenl Ownership Of eM Oelwblf ~nd KnowHow Ihd veil 00001y In ICJ nld flO Oe~ver~~bullbull1IaII be de~med middotworks mide fo r hlf bull Withoul UtIamp Ihe lenerilily 01 th e fortlal vfSNp 01 ai sool(e nllIS ~ (Ie (Olme of ptriOfnlInamp the le1Vkei I~I reMain the elOCIuIiIIt PlIJIIIlt1V 01 10 FltK purpoltl 01 ihllt AaJr-cmerr middot~nowmiddotHO mean a knohow )jot e It(hnIQ~s (Q ~U mllhoclolocln loobbullbull~Iy i(ll ~pprOKIgtG dltibu~ Odell and dt1m dllcoveriU ad ld~ililnW1ed produCAd by dhelc~d or uelt t)y 1(11 he CfUlon IIlt plovilJcn 01 the o-t~f1b1eI or In the Iltroltnance 01 tho Sltrvkt1 i nel Iny chanee ImplovemenJ or modlfiuHon tlgtereto or deivatlv Ihe reof

P OI6IT lpoundRMS

Any licMM 10 ltgtlt ~h( to ~laquopoundl1 JO IOfWlIrt produW inc dIIlti l e r Cloud tu Dyfth-lMd ulkr till Irelfflflfl b prellldild on 1- telt

corldklons for the iPllllebje loflwr~ groduct Of dlcll or cloud trvlce lei forth btll1wwwJgtgtmQI(QroluQmtgtulk Cleull4itl~I SU(h

aptgtlblt oftw~re podu nd (jjIIIIlervlltes lermsr lncopO ~d by rcferetl(e hcreln

Q Mi~LlAHrOlJS PROVISIONS

1 AW nor l~bullbullequlred IC be amp1vfIfI1bullbullnrundfi hili ~e ifI wrllnt Inc ~11I)e (OtIl(Ieca prcper ~iwn If (II chlMrred In Jlt IOt (b) tlll vi the Unlled 51lei POI~I stvIlte pel1se orepald ftlIlIred 0 tertlfld Mill rflun fclOl requCled (cJ ifni by o~ernlJht del~rv scNiCe ( fidEgt UPS) 01 (dln bvfClIrn~~ ~ m~1I or olnelt el~wonlC mt~nd confimed by (~cslmll e relum mlll or ele~hone

2 TIUs CfNnltnt _ nor be led byCunomoe wtllIc 1(1 k wrgtlIell (0ltgtSe 1(I IN ~ III -eM 10 1amplJr lh eltlnbull bull o_ ethn~erJon firm 0 (OltpOrllon wltheut Cul1omer~ conscm 0(10111 abo lIve 1M Ith Itsor cI1stretlon 10ubconuaa ny ponlon 01 IDe Servl(e TII$ ~retmenllnues 0 he ben~fot of Ind Is appllc ble tc ~ny aS1inees or SUbltOnl etor~ ef telbullnd II blndlnt upon Customer wllh Plaquo110 nld Il-SlttD or ltubculag rs wilh Ite f~e nd tllecl3 n bInltls (uIOme loJel

411 any plcviion of 1M femen Is fgulld t W IMaloC ~ tbullbull1 or unenforceable in ~ny elOtet Ihe lIdlly lealOty ~nd enforcelbillt Ollhe rem~lIinlpltosooru cellUinil htfetll hill flO( In t V wy be Ifeuelt Of irnj)3IleltIthNeOv

S TlIII laquoeemenlI lhe enUre (onl et bltwcM 1(1 nd CU1l0mt1 and ~st~1 ~ny pltlcr or ~ 1 undcfSllndll _itt IIIltIU ~ ro~oII or Olher ommuni(llionl b tween the partIe

ampmiddot(111 dltnowIodllli ~nd ~ bull IIgt IIY jhHdl l c ord~ lucd by Cuilomc In cunllKlon h lhigt laquo~enl iSlnlend only 1D ellMliiSh lnymenllllhof1ry fOl Cr5lont r Inltrn~lluou~I purptllH nd nol be conide1( to be ~ unto llcr Imltfld n1 modlfQtion o OIher IcvlslonlO lhe lenTIl 01111 AtrHment No tem or condition I dud or rfenced In CUIO middot pUdaSll ordl will h~oe ant fOlte elfet and Ih~e ( flU and condillon shall (MUOI (utomr1 ICtcraquoi1ICe of ny SefVicellllJH ltOnltllu lt in I~pncc of these lerm ~nd rolldnions An prO(IOl fo tltkjllo~1 or d~lefe rli ferm~llgtt In CuSlomtrs J)Uf(hue orde-r Cr ny otll elt dOtumenl Inill expresl ~ccP1ed IfI wrlIlIZ by ICI hCfeby objKted 10 nd telaquotCd

711 1I1t( at n~ (hfnlel 10 (uuomero ~tlnl or 0~r3110~f Of I lPlk oOle eEulaIon II ltode u~ bull Of ulW~y t~Ilebullbull I~il mD Iltldy ffeet J(rl peremlnt~ of the S~rvi(eJ or 111 pt1tlrltl ~fel 10 IhU h the ~ht 10 an eQ~IUbl and l~proprlle djuumenl 10 Ihe cope Ie and othe-f llcned Ie 011111 Ag reemenl

Johnson ~p(gt 21)19 Johnson Conll ol1 CU~lome-f Confgtdent Controls 00 -0 eopV 1ptyslQllly eleGl ro~gtCIly OlIn any oiher mft) hou Ihe eXJlress wn llen oerrn$$IOn 01 Joinroon CQntro ~ Irtlt Pag 3e of 42

JOHNSQfJ COtHROlS PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED r 11i COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

ADorNDUM TO PSA TERMS AND CONOITIONS OR MONITORING OF INTRUSION fiRE AND OTHER WpoundTY SYSTEMS

If ~te MOnilOfin StMces bull bull pIktly III(ludtS Ittnol~ lire ~ml 1I~oritl gtlaquov1tv 11111 mooilorint or video monitor ifl lht $COpe 01 wol1lt O (11110 d es tile Aareemenl II hereby madifie1lncl mended to Indude the termlnd prollllioru ollhls Addendu 10 tile PSA 10 Monhorinc 01 InlWolI r lf Mid Sfety So$term (Ihe AI(eNjum QplIlred Irms thaI Ie nol de1if1ed titeln lhirll h~ the melni cJven 10 diem In the lIIlement In Ih _11 of conhicl between the t~rTIltId (omIllions of this Addendum arid those ~inl ln the 111_ the tems (ondttklfls oIlbis Aoddtlldllm st pi~I~

1 kmote MoMorln of AIm SI~nI$ If ICI receiYo an elMfltnCV Itrm Ilen111 Jel Floc Jel IhIoII eeworlo nolhylhe IPJfOprille po~ Or fire deplnfII or other eme1enty panR QG ~iJurlldictlonnd Jel hl tndeVOI 10 IIOtiIyCuIlOmPf or tlsdellllllled repruenlnlve by eltmoll urltss instfU(1e-ltt 10 do OlheAlt by Cllomer In whilll ndot Nltd on l~ndlfd operalln picaduttlfo Ih ROC lCi uJ)OII feeeipi 01 bull lIOnmiddot emeree llenll from lilt Iremll sh ncltlvor 10 nOI11y Citomer ~feMltlve pursUlnl to Cu llemer1 _inen Instructions k faullin to QltmoU or Ie nOlllatlon Cunome ICknowlldlt5 1-111 the sllNIs Irlrumlttld from lhe Iremes will be monltoid In mOllltorlnl ftty not 0~111td by x~ lhe peSOIIIIeIIn _h monltom fldllltf lit nollh I~u 01 10 nor dots KJ IoU I rupDnsibillry Ielt tilt _ tIkh 1Kh Inb w montloed o lhe ttlPOfll( to $udlI1

2 ltemOI Monltotlfll kNkes Irkntllfmote MonllorltlJ SeNlf$ 1M be plaquolded by KJ If lhe ACftrM1II includes dIle 101 wth St~ 11

wm SeMce Is pchtitd 1lt1I nltOI~ mIIf 01 Ilirm 10 lhe Premies and lhe InIIlllchlre Is bIosed on the porcln( iCOq( 10 by lhe Jgt3lttiel wbjea 10 the lerms llId (ondiliolls 01 tills Addendum tie numtIMohllrms produced I I thl1ueloes beyond the COnuXt~ numblaquo of alarml In month (utome wiM tie blWon oleage lea

CommunOllonl Mdbo 0110( acknowlld Iht monkOlinl 01 COIlfelt Equipment requires nnsmlSllon 01 Ilgn~1s 0-1 $urlldad lelephone Iinellndo the Int_I1Id th Ihese moOeI of IIIJllmlslion ltmoV be Inl~rupled ctrofIIYltInled orcompromilrd In whkh cn IIC llMnal ClIO be Insmitttd trom the Pemius 10 thtr nIOfgtileinl fad~ty CUllomt ndenlnd Itltlle II~ lhe noonIOIn latllHy 10 be Willi 01 $lOch tonditlon bull dditlonal or 11tf~ II prol~1on toIIO be inllilled $udI line ItcIity devicn1 (Ullomtr COIllnd epensencr 10 Irlnsmluon Itlephone Ii only Cuslom- etnowtlldl_ II is _ IhIt h _urlty deW _lillie Ind nlnl UpirWy ldenllfied In Sthtdule A bull (qulprnent l ist lin dednrcf to purdlnl well 0tvkI~ Crntomtlt IIlth xkroowIedItllhlt Ulth ddltlonil pClt11on Is not 1rbIe Jot Inltrntl lrlMtOlln1on un6tr thl AIeemtnl

4 flwjUnnccemrry nns StfIlu csls At IOs OP1lOnltllddllIDIIII IN mIy be dwpd lot any m Of unlfQlOSiry SIM Vuil uused Of n=~led bV cUOJftllf 111 ildclklon Cuitomeuhlfl be Illy re$llOflSlb~ncr II1Of1 for fines petllltItsIISISlmInts l3gtes f~ o MH I~ by ~ 10vemmelQ bOCIy lell1lho~ tommolOlctrlloll 01 ~I UlltImiulon COlllptny1l1he rnlllt Ilny Iltie larm Ind ~hin rtlmtgtiwl Kl lor any tom -cUffed by IClln conMCIicll IIgtItewth Cunomer wi opera Ihe l)II toIIeluly ~ ID 1ooId CMOllne fau llimu hIM lIrmi an be ClVled by I _tIM or olher forces ~ he cOIIlrof 01 10 II n ~ number 01 flle Ilium lit cltetved by KJ In MIdllicfl to Y othebull lIb1e (tmedlll 1 111)1e to Jel ICI m v lerminll Ihis amprttmenl Ind discontiny t ny Service(snd leek to cover dmllts If In bullbullent Is dlipolChtd by I _mtnlll l ulhorlty or Olh Iibullbull 10 pond 10 a II~ Ilirm where lh CUIIDme o Iny olher Piny IIIi InlentlonallV xddenoly or rraquolilenlIyKl~led lhe Iam I lInl~ CullonW kaD be Itlportllble lor and PIYnv and1I lell lcrjor fonu lIuled with fUPlaquol 10 lhe fls lImsnd PlY 10 JCJIht Iddltiooal clllrJcs Mid (OIl1lncufftd by It fom I fl lslIlm If lilt CIIIIO_r $11_ M$ 1IXIllHllbie dtvIu Customer IUlIgtorIlti ICI 10 ~I Ille Iemin to tv Ill the ludible device r JO I eqlleued 01 ordltltd ID do lO bltf l_r_II~ lIhbors Dr I~ fist and Cullonle will PlY JOlts standard servIc ct tllule lor Kh well visit PoIIcIIIndes tiIU rePlir of svn1 whlth CIOUS lue diugtoldla _ lobi_ IIlIlngln lhe equljllll6nl nt(esAY f 10 to wpptr the StMces nd euslOmllt wM fWf 1 COlU of JudI malntelaflct At IeUI IIOIIthly CUMO-wi IIISI the V$ltm protea deulces and send lell I 10 the ROC 10 I n monltorin laquoII1Imtn1 I 8WldIIfIct wlthlnswctlons from JO o the Roc CoI_r IIHi to lest lhe monltorlllamp IV$tttnS inc1tIltIinI ttsti anv ultruonlc mlctowwtlnfrared CampPlCliInce or other electronic ~l_nt prior lofle end of tlCh monlhnd will ImmedlJtetv rfllOlllO JCl if the equipment fafls to respend to ttll I wltom IhIoI mike Iny nlaquoIIUry rIj)IIs 1ltOO fttl clP of notice IS Ii rulonlllly prnkll CuWgtmer ~n al an tlmes be oltlv rponslbllt If)lt mainlilninamp Iny Iprln~~r vlem In cod wortInc oflier Ind provide Mfeqlllf hell to lilt PIfI

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TOWNSHIP OF WORTH Sanilac County MicbigaD 6903 S Lakeshore Rd Lexington Michigan 48450

Telephone (810) 359-8852 Fax (810) 359-7027 F-mail CleTkworthmlorg

PhUlp EssenmacheT sup~JenDifer Staoyer Clerk Jenuifer Woodruff Treasurer Jack Wylie Trustee Walter Badgerow Trustee

RESOlUTION 16-7-20-1

RESOLUTION TO ALLOW WORTH TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF DETROIT EDISON TO OPT ltlUT OF THE SMART METER PROGRAM

Whereas Detrott Edison Company has begun the process of Installing within the boundaries of Worth Township digItal advanced meter infrastructure to be referred 10 in this resolution as smart meters I and

Whereas many township residents have expressed concerns about the Installation of sm art meters on their

homes to Worth Township officials and to the Worth Township Board and

Whereas these residents and Township Board members have expressed concern about the alleged Intrusion

into their respective energy usage attributed to smart meters and

Whereas many residential customers of Detroit Edison Company are concerned that emissions from smart meters may be attributed to serious health problems including but not limited to physiological neurological pulmonary vascular and sensory and

Whereas Michigan House 8i114916 was written to address the above mentioned concerns regarding smart meters and has been forwarded to the Committee on Energy Policy

Now therefore be it resolved that the Township of Worth SanIlac County supports the ability of OTE Energy customers to retain their current analog meters and to opt out of the smart meter program fortheir homes without being subject to financial penalties and additional monthly charges

Now therefore be It further resolved that the Worth Township Board of Trustees strongly encourages State Representative Chairman Aric Nesbitt of the Committee on Energy Policy the Michigan Public Service Commission Attorney General Bill Schuette State Senator Phil Pavlov and State Representative Paul Muxlow to take all regulatory procedures needed to investigate alJthe aforementioned InformatJon and concerns for the health safety and welfare of our cItizens and Inhabitants

Board Adoption

This Resolution shall become effective on the date of Its adoption by the Worth Township Board

RESOLVED this O dayof j~ 010lw

ATIEST AS TO ADOPTION BY THE WORTH TOWNSHIP BOARD

$0 Resolved

Date 07- 2 D- b

Supervisor Philip G Essenmacher

~ Oerk Jennifer Stanyer

Motion to Adopt made by Board Member ~Yl)) Second by Board Member lAhxJtttff

Nay AbsentAye

Philip Essenmacher Supervisor

Jennifer Stanyer Clerk

Jennifer Woodruff Treasurer

Jack Wylie Trustee

Walter Badgerow Trustee

I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and complete copy of a resolution adopted by the Township Board

of Worth County of Sanilac Michigan at a Budget Meeting held onj~ 00 f OIQlli and that said meeting was given pursuant to ad In full compliance with the Open Meetl Act being PA 267 of 1976 and that the minutes of said meeting were kept and have been made available as required by said Act

Jennifer $tanyer - Clerk

Village of Reese Resolution No 13-14-01

A RESOLUTION ADDRESSING SMART METERS IN THE VILLAGE OF REESE

WHEREAS the teon Smart Meter often refers to an eleCOidty meter but it also may mean a device measuring natural gas or water consumption and

WHEREAS many communities across the country have joined forces to prohibit smart meters from being Installed locally mostly upon the notice ofhigher energy bills (Cost) illness (Health)forced installation ofmeter(lnvasion into Home) Privacyissues(4th Amendment right to Reasonable Expectation of Privacy) Safety and Liability and

WHEREAS on March 4 2013 the Planning Commission for the Village of Reese passed Resolution No 2013~02 that recommended that the Village Council consider takingjormal action to notify and ban allfuture use aSmart Meters within the VillQJe ofReese and

WHEREAS the Village Council believes that additional information relating to the use of smart meters 1n the Village of Reese needs to be compiled prior to making a definitive deCision with respect to banning the use ofthe devices NOW

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that at a regularly scheduled meeting of the Reese Village Counal being held on May 13 2013 ) a quorum being present a motion was made by KEAST and second by FIELBRANDT to place a moratorium on the use of ~smartmeterswithin the village limits for a period of six (6) months so that the Planning Commission can continue studying the matter AND

BE iT FURTHER RESOLVED tbatthe copies of this resolution be mailed to aD utility companies who provide electric gas and water services to the VIllage of Reese

Vote

Ayes 7 Nays 0 Abstain 0 Absent 0

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City Clerk l1wUlCi M Smilh

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CITY OF BROWN CITY A Progressive Industrial and Agricultural Community

4205 Main Street Post Office Box 99 Brown Cily Michigan 48416()099 Phone (810) 346middot2325 Fax (810)3463802 el11lil brownctygrealtllIkesne

CITY OF BROWN CITY Resolution Number 16-04

A RESOLUTION TO THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION EXPRESSING THE BROWN CITY COUNCILS CONCERN WITH THE

INSTALLATION OF DTE ENERGY SMART METERS AND A REQUEST TO EXPLORE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY EFFECTS

WHEREAS OTE Energy has begunlhe installation ofnew mele to CU$lomers in Michigan ThumtNlleA oommunities~ replacing existing meters with srcaUed Smart meters that is electric meters which viH broadcast information to the utility company using radio frequencies and

WHEREAS DTE Energy has indicaled thaI il will at some point begin installotion of Smart mete in the City of Brown City and

WHEREAS Smart mel provide benefit 10 utilities by allowing remole meter reading by among other things eiiminating the need for someone to go onto each utility customers property to read a meter and possibly offering residents lower electric rates at non~peak times and

WHEREAS a significant number ofpeople including residents or the Cil) of Brown City have expressed heir roucems 10 this Council hom potential health effects ofthe Smart melers as well tIS other concerns regarding lheir universal deployment in the City and

WHEREAS although the City COlmcil is inforoted that it is without jurisdiction to directly regulate Smart meters exclusive jurisdiction over them residing with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) the City Council believes it is appropriate to assist its citizens in obtaining consideration of their issues by requesting careful review thereof by tbe MPSC

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROWN CITY that

I The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perform a careful analysis fbe potential health and safety effilltts which may result from the univernal installation of Smart meters for electric and gas utilities

2 The MPSC is further requested to consider delaying the deployment of Smart mete pending a conclusion by the MPSC following coreful study lJd review that such met are safe and will have neither short-term nOr tong~term negative consequences to the health of the citizens of the City of Brown city and the State of Michigan generally

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3 The MPSC is asked to carefully examine other concerns regarding tbe deployment of Smart meters as may be sllbmilled 10 them by Tcside nls of the City of Brown Cily and lhe Stale of Michigan so as to insu re that all aspects or the issues are considered before final dctennination is mnde with respect 10 such deplo)111enl

4 The MPSC is funher asked to consider requi ring public lllilit ies to allow customers with appropriate medica l docwnellHll ion of their ind ividualized risks to opt out of SmOtrl me ter installation at their homes

5 The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perfoml a ca reful analysis ofrhe potential privacy issues regard ing available and fut ure SOlan meter technology

6 All resol Ulions inconsistent with [he foregoing resolut ion be and the same h~reby an repealed to the c-tent of such inconsi stency

The fo regoing Resolul ion was ofJered on May 9 20J 6 by Councilmember William Nailers and seconded by Counci l member Dan Loulzenhiser There folloed a Ro ll Call VOle with four (4) Councilmembers present eM Jacobson -alSlnl eM Louzenhiser-yes eM Mclvorycs eM Milkr-yes eM Parks-absent eM Wal(~rsmiddotyes

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A QUORUM BFING PRESENT - MOTION DECLARED CARRIED

I Juonii a M Smilh (ily Clerk o(the City or Brown Cit) hereby cen iry thallhe foregoing is tru and complelc copy orn resolutiOlllldoplcd by rhe Cily Counc il o r th~ government ofrhc City of Brown City County orSonilac Sl3te of Michigan al a regular mecting hcld on May 9 2016 and thai said m~etin ~ was conducted M d public notice of sa id mecling WaS given pursuam to and in fuJI compliance with Ih Oren Meelings Act bein Ac t 267 Public ActS o( Michigan 1976 and thaI the mimlles of ~a id meeting Wlfe kepi nnd ill be U f have been made available as requ ired by said Act

---1 L ~ r f - ~ _-7~~----~_ -c lt-1 JUClnilil M Smi th City Cleek City or Brown City Sanilac Count y Michigltln

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RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THEAlIIUrv OF Clrv IEStDENTS AND PROnIffY OWNERS TO EUlCITO OPTmiddotOUT OF RECEMNG

ADVANCED UTilITY MmRS (SMART METElISl

The followIng preamble and resolution were offered by Coundlmember ~1 i t hoe J ~rL_~ and SlIpp-orted bV Councflmemher ~~__k Ll pa n __~

WHEREAS OTE Energy SVIARl meters (SMART rn~ters) are 0lltidern electrIc metirs which end elect(ic meter readings dutomatlcaty bv using a radio frequency nehvorK rather than 11 uarlitronal on-site ~te( reading method lind

WHEREAS DTt fnargys actively Installing SMART meters throughout southeastern Mlchigan And has recently moaJfed 11

latter to the City of caro pemin1na to the ability of City residents to opt-our of f(Celving a SMART meter and

WHEREAS a numberQf CIty residents have exprltssed tomems regarding negative health conditIons that may reson from the use of SMART meters the a(CUuKY ofSMART meters and the possibmty that th~ uS of SMART meters may contribute to Ute loss of personal Jlrivacy aod

WHEREAS the Mict~an Public SeNke ComPlisston has receotlydedded to lnvesligate seve-fal Il$pea$ pertalnloji to the use and installation of SMART metm and

WHOtpoundA5 the Mlthigan Public Service Commission tlSi a tompomml cf this lmt~stigation is requesting thai utmW comPanles disclose Information rega-rdltli tM po-tential adverse hearth effects associated with (he use of SMART metetS and

WHEREAS th~ City of CarD Council i$ charged with securing and defendioe the overall health safety_ aod welfare of the ldenU of the aiy and their guests

NOW THEREFORE BE rr RESOlVED that the City of (arc Council her) supports the abillty of Its residents and property owoe~ to elect to o-pt-out of receiving SMART meters m$taIJed

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Cam Coune supports the invGSlgat1ltm by the Mkhigan Public Servlce Commission of SMART meters

THIS RESOLUTiON DECLARED ADOPTED nus 5 DAV OF August 20131 ClerkITreasufac of 1M City of Cam State of Michigan do hereby certify tNt thE foraolng Resolution was duly adopted by the City of cam Council during its regular meeting Mid in the Municipal BunOlng in the Clty of Carcent on August 2013

Resolution It 16-201~ June 6 2016

RESOumON A RESQUJTiON SUPPORTING MfCHIGAN HOUSE BtLl4916 OR SIMIlAR IEGtsJATlON AND SUPPORTING THE AmUTY OF TOWNHSIP R6U)poundNTS TO CHOOSE TO HAVE AN ANALOG EtECTfUC AND GAS MEml RATHER THAN ASMART (ADVANCEtll MErE

WHEREAS smart meters are computerized electr1c meters that send electric meter readings to the utility via radiofrnquency radiation multiple times per day and

WHEREAS analog meters are manualJy read electromechanical meters that have accurately

measured the electrtc consumption of homes and busfnessesfor over acentury and

WHEREAS DTE Energy (the utility) is repiaclng exJs1ing utility meters with smart (oka advanced or AM) meters and

WHEREAS DTE EnelY plans to replace all meters with either the fully functioning smart meier orthe smart meter with the radlofrequency turned off (opt-out meter) and

WHEREAS the opt~()ut meter must be manoa read In the same way analog and nooshytransmitting digital meters must be read and

WHEREAS the IItl1ity in fts testimony berore the Pub1c $ervlce CQmmission in U-17053 has stated that the nonMtransmltting smart meter performs no functions not already performed by the analog electric meter and

WHEREAS the utility charges the residentJa customer $6720 to have the norHransmitting opt-out smart meter In place of the fully functionIng smart meter and

WHEREAS the cost of lealllng In piace an existing analog meter is $000 thus creating an unnecessary charge on the customer who does not wish to have a smart meter on their home Or business and

WHEREAS some persons on fixed lncomesare unable to afford the opt-out fees and

WHEREAS the utlJlty does not permit businesses to opt out and

WHEREAS1 citIzens of this oommunity have expressed many concerns about this replacement Including concerns about the health effects of mdlofrequency radIation and the voltage transients and harrnonfcs (line noise) generated by smart meters concerns about privacy and hacking concerns about fire safety and fire hazards concerns about Impending time-ofltse rates and resultant increases In electric bills and conterns aoout remote shut-off and

WHEREAS many residents in the State of Michigan have reported negative health symptoms after the installation of smart electric meters or rnm-transmittlng opt-out meters on their homes and

WHEREAS some residents of the State of Michigan have reported that their smart meter has cau~ht fire or exploded or have reported flickering lights and appliance short-outs Immediately after a smart meter was installed and

WHEREAS the Township of Vassar has worked tirelessly to attract positive Investment while rejecting those that put our health environment and quality of life at risk and

WHEREAS the Vassar Township Board of Trustees ts charged with securing and defending the overatl health safety and welfare of the residents of the Township and their guests and

WHEREAS the electromagnetic frequencies emitted and generated bV these meters have been snown by tens of thousands of scientific studies since the 19305 to harm biological systems and therefore may pose a serious long~term threat to the health of our cltlzensj and

WHEREAS customers with a disability under the Americans with DlsabIHtles middotAct may not be charged for accommodation of their disability and

WHEREAS both the nonmiddottransmittlng smart meter and the analog meter accurate IV measure electricity usage and whereas both must be read by a meter reader therefore making them indlstlngulshable for purposes of metering customer electrical usage and

WHEREAS smart meters have not been mandated by the federal or state government and

WHEREAS our Township is committed to providIng equal opportuntty and quality of rife for all and to removing full barriers to participation In public nfe on the basts of dlsabnity and

WHEREAS OTE has been unresponsive to these customer concerns and

WHEREAS House 81114916 would address these concerns without Impacting the utilitys ability to Install smart meters on the homes and busInesses of those who want a smart meter

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Vassar Township Board of Trustees supports the ability of OTE customers to not partidpate in the smart meter program on their homes and businesses and to have their electricity usage measured by an analog meter without suffering financial penalties or Incurring monthly charges as outlined in House 81114916 and that an analog option be offered in perpetuity to all uttllty customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar TownshIp Board ofTrustees calls upon the Chair of the House Energy Policy Committee the members oftne Energy Polhy Committee the state representative for our dlstrtct the state senator for our district the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Attorney General to do all In their power to ensure passage of House 81114916 and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar Township Soard ofTrustees calis upon the above-mentioned persons and governmental entitles If House 81114916 Is not passed in this legtslative session to do all In their power to ensure passage of legislation In the future that will ensure that utility customers have the right to have an anakJg meter on their homes or

middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

Vassar Township Clerk ~~--=-~

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WHOLE HOUSE RATE OPTIONS YM sevb rr~ ar provldedthrOOQll OM ~rllftolshJf

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R~dnl lal [ el rr c 5E-vl r Ra te Power Supp1r ehaV Fht T7 kWll d-y tapacity [tMrw bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull bull bullbullbullbull bullbull l06SC kWh ~[IH9V 4U7t P1 ~MI

AdditioMl kWh CitpKtty (nerqyH AS90C kWh ~ EneW 761lt PH kWh

OIv~ V (l1li1 Seltviu~ 5750 permorltn lilA Crfdlt bull$150 Pl month Distribution kWh bullbullbullbull bullbull bullbull bullbullbullbull 5lt130( pef kWll

~aIr loin oIoIIIUrIriIUy un to 1pm 10_ SUPII ly C I~ JuM IIrouqh Odc btf

oo-pealr kWh ~y~___u ~_1IWb ~y tneltgy 415t per kWh

AI ortmiddotpe~ kWh ClIpadly EIIOIJ O9COC per kWh Non-Capadty Cnor1V bull4J5lC kWh

NoW1Tlbef trvouqIIlo4~y

All on-peak kWh ~poundnH0y ~(nefQY

AlIllf-peak Clttp~(hy Cnorqy O679C Pltr kWh NolCIocgtyeniy EIgteOY 4751lt PH kWh

oN_V(O1 ~Chalt~ bull $5(l per mollh Oistrll)Jioll kWn CY al-roond) bull543(X per kWl1

Tlgtis rail fHI~~ thrH rrb t~ 4S 1M U CJitk~ Petlt priaff ttY d~ys wM Cril (ArP61llt e~ au callfll It r~)OUI~ro-I~~ ~~ Power ~ppIV Chltlr Onpuk MOMI) rldy 3 pm to 1 pm

AI on1nk kWh ~ [ JWl9bull bull bullbull bull bull bull __ bullbull 9759lt per kWh Non-~ItfMfQV bull 4049 ~~Wh

MId-jMk MOIIdiy bull nidi) 1 am to 3 pm 7 pm to n pm AI mId-oeak kWh

cKMy (-y bull 4OO5C Pltf kWII N~ity (otIQY 4049lt per kWll

OflP~~k 11 prI to 1 un and all dy S~hlrdy ound y nd -I1rIItd~

u oIt-aIlt kWh ~Itv Enerqy 0554C per kW~ Noo-c~clty (neroy 4049C per ~Wh

(Crtlieal PHIl _ ts cIInIQ on-pfU Worodly rriGay1o eo hours IIlaquo VN~ IIrtIttI ___ notl~)

All a1tlQl~peaK_Wh $09 I)et kWh Non-cpyenMy Eneroy bull 4049t per kWh

Oli~y CII9U OsIrWiontwto 5A)o( r- kWh Slaquoviltoc~ $750 p rrnonl h

~ onI-t 10 pIY1tWlMUy rsliJiftJ MltIrlc spIKI igtNfinQHtWdfhrOltJfJh_n-el8 f(X1y_ __ ~trloltlo Dtlt_1lOISJ

p~ w Sullfy Co Junt 11Ir0U9h OClobt

nrsl 11 kWn r- (Iv CiPM~ypoundnetQY bull l2l7 r- kwto NonCaPM~y ( QY ~616( per kWh

AddJlioNI kWll C~y~ bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbull 414IC IltI~Wh Hon-Cipadtyu-QY ~ 616( PfrkWll

Novembtf Ihrovfjh May -sl 20 kWh per dIy

cplaquoIlyEnHQ __ bull l844lt IltI kWtl HonltopJodl yOWrQY ~ 6OC PftkWll

A~lloMlkWh C~y [JWlQL bull QS5l( Pft kWII N~y[NQY lt11616lt pekWlgt

Ot lgtY CIgta 9n 5ervice CNrqe S75O per monlh ObI iIlUtlon kNh (YtlOOIl~ 5A)OC per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

r nlllIIpllbl~ Sp~c COndltlOnllllJ R~ r (CooICYIr(nt J

rills rale Is for ( tntr aItd iii $(Un ~I ~

~r~ 01 bull Iowff SLnraquoItf Ie IMl GIfl sr

)011 up W 8 perrMI OIl lhec porliotl 01 yoor ~ WIgtM )OUmt ~hsllJla ~e

mliff tNt briefly loltHnoP yoor air c~kgtrlIn9 to mHt l)l~ ()( ~IJIon Jswn Powe S_1y CtgtlO ~tNOUQhOd_ ~rr E1letQl __bullbullbullbull ~bullbullCIooIo99t ptllIIIIII N~y EnerQy bull J7eJ( pel kWn

Hclyentmbtr INIy capdtyE~ bullbull 2-97)( per kwto NooltlIJClty EMfoY ~7BJ( PI( kWh

OIlYery CaQe o ~MoeChilr~ (JuneIIlrQUQhOctOberI bull Sl95 per mon1h ontritlrJtlon kWh 1Yf0IIIIl) SltII3OC ptr kWh

ThIs iMe ls~ for cusOtlllaquoS who UW laquoshyIrk wafff IIHI~ for unitVYO flJr(1OStlo Coniroled 5laquoYIce tlnlt~)

Power Supply ChQtt mm C~ PM1tY [JWlIIV 1915 per kWh Non-~PKity rneW 25lt116( PH kWf

o~rv Cltqn 5efvice ChMe bullbullbull S1Igt per mont Oist ribullon kWh 5430 per kWh

Gorolhcrmel Tlmr of DaV Ratr

~l(USM~r~ nun 10 1pm Po Supply Ch O~

Jun 11II 0ltJqh (klobelt AU onpek kWh

C8C)yeniI- (net9Y 9nsc 1 kWh Nooltpady (Mrqy 2814lt per kwtl

AW offmiddotptallt IltWh CIpyenty Ene rQ~ 13J5 per ~Wh NotrCapodty E9Y 284 pot kWh

NovmM thrOUlh Mil All onPIWlt ~Wh

CeplKlly ( neroy U ODlt perW1 N~ity [MrQy 28l4lt pw kWh

AIIo1~ kWh Clpa(M ~ EJWl 9r lAJX ~r kW IIon-ltapac lly ~roy UtA C PE ~W~

tullv~ry C~qu seritl Charge 6]0( 1 day Distribution kWh (YeaHOllM) 4703C per kWh

Expertnlal Ellcl n c Vehcle Ra tl

Opt ion 1 Tlmt of Ot~ kino On~ fKIltfi McIl(I6y-FrkUly il4m 10 1Ipm Po Sypply CIlaQu

OfgtpaiI kWh calhy poundnto OVbull 6 779C IltI~Wh

NonQpadty EnerQY 9012C perkWh I oIIpuk kWh ~yEnlaquoQY 1695lt pelttWIgt Hon~ poundJWIIJ( 22silt pelt ~Wh

Oell~ery C~~ Servll a r~f $95 IXr morgtIh 1)sI IbuIkWh bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbullbull gtA)OC 1 kWh

09tlon1 Monthly F r~ ( UIgtf ~v~ l1Ut~ly) loonIlIIy I~ of $4511 ~r yellko IrKIYClINJ sur(narO ~Igtdcedillo

OTHER RATE OPTIONS

JllGrHnPowermiddot 1QIuntwy ~ffgtMJY IIfJ1fMl withgt( fnd soIM In Ofe _e ItrTitrxy lor ClISton1ft$ no dfth to IgtbVP ~ O(fdtflt potion of IMH elt(lrc IlSf ~trlbvtf( 10 r-ok(t~J ( ntDII(IfJtJ wpporI lhe ~ of __ftlWltIHI9InM~uvnmoreal

miQrotnpOWercOfll

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HiI~ Le-n motp ll dtHn rQycomQrHnovlTlflts

Ht t MetfrlnQ - A dlt option IMI promolft ~M (RgtUrn~ HIW~ eledtijtrusi19 f~r~tS IUmlY reaMgt MtVOYcndiU ~ 1M power bull

rloltlllt ~bull -IIH atdits_ 1gt1_ TIIO _101 _oolltn o$JJ _h_ _ ~NO 6~ yo __ ~ TolnOUII -rI_Ul l~lbull _ _ cmM(RW~ _ __ oS1S) _~__ -- OI _nn

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WHOLE HOUSE RATE OPTIONS TIese service rates are provided throuqh one meter to a singJt or double OCCVPMlCY dwelin9

Residential ElectriC Service Rate Powe Suppfy CharOe First 17 kWh per dAY Capacity Energy bull 1065C JlE kWh NOItltapacily EntltVbullbullbull 4 767( PErkWh

Additional kWh capacity Energy 4590C per kWh Non-Capacity Enerqy bullbullbull 4751( per kWh

Delivery CNiroes 5efvice (halVe $750 per rnonl h RIA Credit middot $750 per monlh Di5tribvtlon kWhbullbull 543OC per kWh

Time of Day Rate-

On-peak h(Wrs MonCJay-rriday n Um 10 7 pm Power Supply CnarQes June through Octo~r

All on-peak kWh I Capactty Enerqy t2048C per-kllh N~lty EnenlY bull 4757lt per kWh

All otf-peak kWh capacity Energy bull bull 090OC Pfi kWh NonlaquoJpaci ty EnefQY bullbullbull 4757lt per kWh N~ IhrOU911 May

All on peak kWtl Capacity Energy bull 944OC per kWh Non-caPbCity Energy bullbullbullbull bull 4 757lt per kWh

AU oH-peak kWh Capacil y (nergybullbull bull o679C per kWh Non-capaclly Energy 4757( per kWh

fXgtltvery CllalQu Service Charge bull $750 per month Olstribvtlon kWh (YeaNovnd) 543O( per kWh

DynamiC Peak PnclnQ Rate This rate features th~ price tiers as well as Critical Peak prices for days when Critical Peak events are caIed It requires YO1f home to have the aovanced electric meIer Poer Supply Cllarg ~s Onpeak Monday Friday 3 pm to 7 pm

All on peak kWh Capacity EnerQt bullbull 9759C per kWh NOfIltQapacltt Energy 4049C per kWh

Mi(1)eilk MoIIdIlY friday am to 3 pm amp 7 pm to I pm All midpeak kWh

Capacity poundnerQy bullbullbull bullbullbull bullbull Aoose per kWh Non-tapaclty Enerqy bullbull bull 4Q49 per kWh

Off-peak 11 pm to 7 am and all day Saturday Sunday and desiQna~ holidays

All o ff-peak kWh capacity Enerqybullbullbull 0554( per kWh Nonltapacity (nergy 4 049( per kWh

(Critical Puk events dJrlnQ on-puk hours MondayshyFriday Ilmlto to eo lIours per year with ~vance notite

All criti calpeak kWh 5091 per kWh Nonltpatity Enerqy 4049C oer kWh

D1 Uv~ry Cha r Oes Oistribution kWh bull bull 543OC per kWh Service cMfQe $750 per month

Space HeatlOq Rate AfJPied oNy 10 ~miJOeflfr instilUed electric s~ce heltllin9 S(lrwct 11100011 0fIe meier IOn) II~f to KIU$MOIrIJ IlaquoWd on this tltf ~I(r 10 ~ 17 lOIS

PO tl Supply 0 J~ trrouOh October

(irst T7 kWh per day capacity [ MrQy bullbullbullbull bull bullbull bullbullbullbullbull bull bull 1217lt per kWh NOOCapacily Energybullbullbullbull bullbull d61b( per kWh

Additional kWn Capacity Energy bullbull 4741C per kWh NonmiddotCapaclly[nerqybullbull bullbullbull bull 4 616( per kWh

November through May (IrS 20 ~Wh per dat

Capacity ElKrQY bullbullbull 1844( per kWh NonCapaclty Ener9Y bull 4616C per kWh

Addi l lonal kWh Capacity [ ne((lY 0553lt per kWh Non-Capaci ty Ener9y 4616lt per kWh

Oeltvery C~afl)e ~

Service CllltlIqe 5750 per month Dislrlbullon kWh cYeM-roundl bull 5430lt per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

lnteruptlbte Space Conditioning Rate (CooICurrent s middot ) Thfs rale is (01 cmlraJ air 1M air $ltNrce hfijt wmps 7alltp adYanlaQe o( a ICYWef w mmer ra te thai C8II stlf

you vp to 18 (Jercf(ll on the coolf19 POfUOII oJ yotn energy bill wtlEn you e()(oII we istaN aseparate melpI lha1 clO briHIy IIIIerrvpt your air cMdilicnif9 to mee system or oeneratlon Issues POwer Supply ChArQe$

June throuQh October ~Enervv middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddot_middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotO499( perllWti f Non-Capacity Energy bull bull bull 3783lt per kWh

November thrOU(jh MAV Capaci ty Ener9Y bull2973( perkWh Non-Capaclty Energy bull3783lt Pfr kWh

Oellvery C~arQes Service Charge (June Ihrough October) bull $195 per month DisltiolJlion kWh (YeaOlJIdl 543OC per kWh

WatN Heating Strvce Rate

This rate Is a~alllJble for customers Who use an elecshy(ric wdler hedler tor sanitary pJrpos eJ Controlled service (Interrupt ible)

PO Wff Supply Charoes AU kWh Capacily Enerqy 1915lt per kWh NonltapaClty Energy bullbullbull bullbullbull2546( per kWh

Oelover y CharQes Service Charge bullbullbullbullbullbullbull5195 per month DiStribution kWh bullbullbullbullbullbull bullSA30C per kWh

DLWd-I On1J(aJL hOCJrs POIIef Supply

June throug AIfOfl~ak

Capacity NonCapi

Alt ntfflfak Capacily Non-Cap

November 11 All onpe~k C~pacity l NonCoplt

All olfpeak CapacIty I NoncaP

Dtl lvelY CharI Service Ct Distribut io

Option 1 Time On-pfak hour5 POW~( Supply

All on-peak kl CapacityE Non-(apa(

All oIlpeak k Capacil y [ I Non-Capa(

Delivery ( h~rQ Service Chan Distribution I

Oplion 2 MonU Monthly fee I and credits

OTHER RATE

isect4lM Outdoor ProtE who want sec(J wnere service dteeneroymiddotcon

riisectsectitltj MIGrHnP~

proqram wifh I ferrIOfI (Of c( orealer porl iol ren~wdbe re5(

01 tellWdble e mlQreenpower

GreenCurrent (R[C) basea re he developme a cillties- Learr

Net Meterlnq resource CJe~ r_waDI( re5(

thaI power

l itU1114ii4t An [lKfrit CII(

MltIitIoNi irQNrutlol Ale~~tlHt liutlje(t 10 UlchoJll)ftaflod ceocs lhal ~V by ltate TruHlOen1oa elK1r1 i-vla bull coIltn ~ Sl7S porf mont M ( I~ lor lWd of-llold CM~65yt~1I 01 ~

bull 1ie11c1er1t InaHr1t Crecln (RIAgt Custoowr rneeC 1IQ eIiQibHIIy requ~$ U KehOe bull $150 ~ IIOI)III (rfillllN 0IIId10 110(1 Oul laquoyou OIMIIly (all U~ lt14 8000471741 Rwc~ Of cwIOIrIe1S wno us ill maIOlt porI ion oI11gttlr IKll ley INtng oI1pe~ ron

In Woy lOI6 M ~ s caqe wQ opIit Into rwo ~_ _amplt1 -~irV middot~v u bt11r19 _ nolimPK1 UI jIOtioe yo _ 1 1lt Ienmiddot _ if bull nbolt ~y ltlft wi -1rO 01 CIOI DmOn

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ~ VII sect28 33

sect 9 Compensation of county officers

Sec 9 BoampTds of s upervisors shan have exclusive power to fix the oomp officers not otherwise provided by law

runory Cocst 1963 All VII 9 Elf J I I 9amp yo ConrlNd amp CMII 1908ArI VllJ fR

sect 10 Removal of county seat

Sec 10 A county seat once established shall not be removed until the place nlch it is proposed to be moved shall be designated by two-thirds of the members of the board of supervisors and a majority of the electors voting thereon shall have a pproved the proposed locatioD in the manner prescribed by law

BiotDl)l Co llle3 An VII flO E( JOJJ 1 1964 l~ Con~tllull oD See COllSL ll108Art vrn t )3

sect 11 Indebtedness limitation

Selt 11 No Cltlunty shall incur any indebtedness which shall increase its total debt beyond 10 percent of its assessed valuation

lfiwry Cmol 1963Att VII tllEft Jan i 1i64 Fo e cmtltutlon s Conn 1906 Art vrn U 2

sect 12 Navigable streams permission to bridge or dam See 12 A oavigable stream shall not be hridged or dammed without permission granted by

the board of supervisors or the county as provided by law which pennission shall be subject to such reasonable compensation and otheT conditions as may seem best sui ted to safeguard the rights and interests of the county and political subdivisions the rein

QJO Cotgtu I~ Art VII U2 Ert Jan I 100 Fou eonia o 8M eo 180SArt vrn tl~

sect 13 Consolidation of counties approval by electors Sec 13 Two or more contiguous counties may combine into a Slagle county if approved in

each affected county by a majority of the electors voting on the quest ion IIUtDrr- eo t 1961Arr Vl t 13 Ell J 1 1964

sect 14 Organization and consolidation of townships Sec 14 The board of supervisors of each organized county may organize and consolidate

townships under restrictions and limitations provided by law Hi~ Coru 1963Arr VIto I~ ErrJLIgt 1 100-1 Fo CoGMI~U 01lJ See eoru 1908 Art Vlll us

sect 15 County intervention-in public utllity service and rate proceedings

x Sec 15 Any county when authotized by its board of supervisors sha ll have the authority to enter or to intervelle in any action or certificate proceeding involving the services charges or rates or any privately owned public utili ty furnishing services or collJJlodities to rate payers within the county

W O Coogt J961 Att VT I t iS Ell J I 19amp1

sect 16 Highways bridges culverts airports road tax limitation Sec 16 The legis lature may provide for the laying ou t construction improvement and

maintenance of highways bridges culverts and airports by the state and by the counties and townships thereof acd may authorize counties to take charge aod cootrol of auy highway within thei r limits ror such purposes The legislature may provide tbe powers and duties of Counties in relation to bighways bridges culverts and airports may provide ror county road commissioners to be appointed or elected with povers and duties provided by law The ad valorem property tax imposed for road purposes by any county shall not eltceed in any year one-half or one percent of the assessed valuation for the preceding year

ru ry Con t ampEl3 An VlI 4(6 Elf Jan I 196 Io ~Iuoo Su C I OO~ Art VIH ~2G

Jo~j Ftfrill9 440 N Srarr Smw Flfs-o a ellIJlIII O CO lo All 4R723

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

~~~ Jodi Fetting

Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

AittpAcs Policy GIOlp Airsp $iIViClWl us )epCfIrren ul T(Qrspo~ltrlto-

8GO lndeperdenoe Avenue SW WtW1Irglo DC 7059

Federal Aviation AdrninStrotion

JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

2

Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

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Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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JOHNSON CONTROl S PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPJ~E[l F)I COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

IPrice and Payment Terms

The lolal Contract Price for JCIs Services duringlhe 1st year of the Original Term is $1302000 This amount will be paid to JCI in Annual Installments Pricing for each subsequent year of a mul1iyear Original term Is sel forth in the Supplemental Price end Paymenl Terms All payments will be due and payable within 30 days of Ihe invoice date and SUCh IImely payment by Customer shall be a condition precedenl 10 JCIs obligation to perform lis Services A penalty of one and a half percent (15) of the amount due per month shall accrue for payments received after the payment due date Renewal price adjustments are set looh in the Terms and Conditions

Invotoes wil be senllo the following lOcation

TUSCOLA COUNTY COURTHOUSE 125 W LINCOLN ST CAROMI48723

o In lieu of paper Invoices senllO the location above invoices should be emelled 10 the following email address

This proposal Is valJd for thirty days from the proposal date

JOHNSON CONTROLS Inc

By WIlliam Rasco

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Tille Service Manager Oale

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Supplemental Price amp Payment Terms (Applies to MultimiddotYear Contracts Only)

Year Total Annual Dollar Amount Payment Frequency Yearl 13020 Ann ually Year2 13541 Annually

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(4) oo ri ly JCI lovn~ile1y 01 ~ nv CowCd Equlpm~ nl mllunCtion Iliu kdown o other condllion ~fleclltg Ihe oper11on of tht Cowrt d f qulpfltf1

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(6) alo JCI 10 ~~ iod SlOP ~ erodialy hm off or otherwlle C~IIle c temponrily lupend eqvlpmenl Of)eratioru oc Ihll)(1 an perform Ihe ~le-aui~ uoder ~ AceemcIII

(]I M af)dlable ~Iovtd t JlIo~e oondc-n~ coollfll t_r 1raquoiIr wa ter lUlrnenl lor IN proper function (II Co_ed E Ilmc-nld prot ect a~lnll ~ nV elonm~nllllssu~ a nd IOllae of biohulld lueh 3$ but not IIm~ e d to leclonell

(III un iIlId jIIoperl itl and Itl~ Itttr u1on 11 lm t_ tUh nlpoundhl or II uth cfNr Ie Custo hili clo~ the PWllfl

(9 O~I1n I M~n Jke nc jIrnilgt ~qulred lor ~d DoloV I~ tlelt u~lecI ~ h theServlu

(lOI noullrJC I immedi ately 01 fly cmed ~deauacv~ 01 1~Iur r cl th t Co 1 Equlpmenl 01 othr condl lon ffenlna the optallen 01 Ihe Cored hulpmenl

(II) fumlVlny nelteu 110 C ~ I na ~~101 olflle$ 1$ peme (111 poperty maintain pall se Mlte Ind utt I~e 101111 operalion olny olh property sYStem Qqulpmenl or dtYlte o (usto m or 0111 to wtkh the Covered [Qpment mav De ilUacled or eCMK led In UCordinct wi1h mltlnuaclur~bullbulleornmend~tlcnt InlUr lfle elme ou1ltenll c the lequlemeltIU o lny Ie o6l i bu u ~encv 01 ocllttIIO~1u hiviC ll6iction thteol

131 IIOIt~mpet IVTt ~ ~ker Id)u l ~ dllturb I~ ~mQve Of ol~erwle Int~l1t~ with any Coveed poundIpmenl (locltKUn ampny relll~ 10l1wllftl ind 001 permk th r ~e 10 be done ~nd

(14) raltt lrom UU1nC lalie mina erob lfse K I 10 i Iln~ Pf~lty 01 I~ 1)1 by 01 IUed at~I1 JO by Iy OIlf1Imeltola mu fielpll I~ncy II elull lhereol

2 CUW~ftI~ u1ltnowledtna undend~ ~I unleS dl fea l~llor blQhl bullbullltdl uch leIOiIen11l topliGi tlyltKludm ttl I~ C JO b proYIdfr1t h gtCuomerlpo I~UI~ Ie pI ltgtvde j lK~ It~ nl Corner~mowIedcu lhlits fitC 10m~ ht tobla~ wlU elilgtte KI 01 any elpontbliity lor~ny Co~ed Equipment bC~kdown 0lt I ny ntC~UiY air o rrFgtlourneot I any Cover ~d Equlpme-nt II CUSICme brehes ItY 01 the t obllltlons KI N aye lhe Ilhl upon Mlen notice to Cullrgtmif to smpend Ilt Seovas unl~ C~tme cua udgt blttadl In a lldliJon ( SI_ rhaC be npornblt lOt f2YInt 0 etmbrfll10 10 inyCOlU Iuodt~ wilh ltoIftUW k uued IJ JUII 01 to( bnil(11 11~Ggte cbl iCltion bull

G INSURANC Clgt$lomllt t11lOfU11Ie 101 oUinin ilt inwran~ (ovtltsectte ~Nt (ull_ be Is nfelillY 10 proUCWIO Cuam propelttY and penol

In 0 on the Ptnlstl Includlnt co-eraJt 10lt ptllon1Inj u tKI propelY dftliilf~ ttlE PAYMENTS CUSTOMER MAICU UNDER tttlSAGRUMENT AAf

NOl ftELATED TDtttE VAlUE OF ttt[ PREMISES CUSTOMERS PROP[RTY OR POSSEnION5 ORTHE PER50N5 OCCUPYING OR AT ANYTIME PRESENT

IH OJ ON TNE fIIEMllU BUT RA1MEII ARE trUrn ON 1M COSt Of THE MnM MID lllE SERIIl(U AHD lAlE INTO CONSIDEJIAOON nn PROHCTION AFFORD EO TO 10 UNOER TtffS AGJIHMlNY CUtOngtC -by elee 10 ~ any Ilatoly 10 nv IVttII or condllion (ustlty (o~c cd bycom~dllIbIHtv iu t1nce (utomc und~oI nd lha l ncltlcr he Se~ rQr the Co~ered Equlllmfnl ~rr dtiI d 10 ~du(r bul nc

el1m te certl ln u13 1(1 doe nat tvrntv I~t nel th lgtt SeIViCI1 I1ltlr Cov~red [liulpm~t i ~ pievcflt Qerwn(ll InulY un~t~orzed entnotgtCe1 or

Johnson $](C 2019 J~on Cofol~ Inc CUllOf1ef CogtIodetll Controls Do rI() copy (pIIys eamplly eleW cay 0lt In a ny othel ltTtf)Crl) rlncul Ina t p-eu Iter Jl(flrISion 01 John~ Conrolamp I~ P8g~ f 0142

JOHNSOt 0 fRe 5 PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL REPREO FDF COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

H INOlMNITV

JCllnd CII~tomel 11It11 full Indemnify he ollgttl Plrty Illd Iu officers bulltffltS dilectOrsbullM tmpioyffl 1Om I ny ~ndn dlmlle p tOIlS and exptllln (clud ~lonJble utOlne-s leest illne OUt of third Pirly dllml demtlndi or lukllor bodily Injury (In(ludl dath) Of cia gc 10 tana1bie pcptny 10 lhe lCIt Irisin OUI 0 Ihe IItCIIamp~e or tnclnllonel mlscOfldutt 0 Ihe Indemnlfyl party Of lIS crnplovlef Of _filli CUSlomer expra tliihl ICI Jtlan be r~bIe 10In)Jry iWnbullbullbull bull 01 ~I only to the IICIttIt uund dlrlaquoly by IC1 nel~MI o Inllntl_ mliConduCi Thl obllJtJonl 01 JCllnd Ctome und Ihllltlt1ion ~ funhtf wbIKI to lealoml tid J ~

I LlMlTAnON OF UAllUTI NEITHER 10 HOR CUSTOMER WILL BE R[5PONSIBlE TO TH OTHER FOR ANY SPECIAl INOIRECT PUNITIVE OR CONSlQUENTlAI DAMAGES (INCLUDiNG BIIT NOT lIMITEO TO LOST PROFITS OR LOll OF BUSNlSS) JCJS TOTAL UAIIUJ TO CUSTOMER FOR DAMAGES R[5ULTlNG JROM AN( CAUSE WHAnOMR SHALL BE UMIT(D TO $2SQDOO IN NO EV(HT SHALl 101 INDEMNifiCATION OBllGATJOH [)(UD TIlE AMOUNTS ALO TO JO UNDER THIS AGIllEMENT OR THE AMOUNT OF INSURANCE IllQUIMD B THIS AGREEMENT WHICHpoundItIl IS GAUnlt CUSTOMUI UNDERSTANDS TltAT)CJ 15 HOT AN INSUIIER RpoundGARJ)tNG THE WORKOIlTIlE SERVICpound$ 0 SHAll HOT BE IIESPON5IBH fOR ANY DAMAGE 011 LOSS nAT MAYflUU~T FIIOM FIliI SAFElYOR SECURITY EQUPMpoundNTTHATfAILS TO PEAFORM PROPERLY 011 FAILS TO PIIMr( A CASUAL all LOSS

J FORa MAlfURE

KIWtLL NOT Bf RfSPON511Ll fOR DAMAGE LOSj INJURV 011 elLA CAUSEDY CONOrtIONS TMAl AAI BFYONDTKE IllASONAlU CCImIOl AHD

WITHOUT THlltnpoundHTlONAlMISOOHOUClOR NlGtlGpoundItCE Of 10 SUCH amomOHSlflCWD[ 80T ARE HOT UMmo TO (AI ACnOf GOO (6)

Am Of GOVtllNM[NT AGpoundNQpoundS Ie) SllIlKl5 (0) LABOR OISPIITpoundS) (f) FIRE If) OPlOSIONS OR CASUAlneuros (G) floIfS (H) VANDAUSM II)

RIOTS 011 WAR IJ)TpoundRROIUSM ANe III UNAVAUBILITYOF PARTS MATpoundRJALS OR SUPPUES

It RUOUJT10N OF DISPUTES 11 3 0l5pu1l rIs~ und~ tIIk _nl tile lelllgtall prom1 ~~ Incod IlIh lbesoIvt well dllputll by ~tIM In1Ie -t dsJ)UU II UIU~ 0 be vcWed eltha- pony whaw the tch IrIltble ltbiI~don by iIinC with lhe AmeltIcn ArbItIoltI oUodallon ~ no olllerlcttlClIon IaI bftn prevlouJly filed upon ftliol 01 the Ifbitnon till AAA Ihllhlw Ihe eOlCIu~W jurlsdlCllon _ the OlspUte Tlluibull11 party mty decide 10 f~e n (Ilon In coun of romDftenl jurbdirtlonl f til (oun f~m II Ihe flntlec1 proctdln flied tIIll tourt Iha have lur~dlaioo ove lhe ~JlUle to the aclulion 0101 rbltrltlon AtbiUlllon Ihln be toooucted In il(cordince wilh the lWn CUrrtnl tbhflllon rules of the IgtnItrlan Artgtilntlon MllaquoilIIon ~OIM wtlitllllon seMel mlJlIatty ampJ1Hd 10 by 1M IoIlt11n ArbIlratlon musl be (~1Ild Ihtll Ibty (60) dayt afw tn oputt submitted 10 artHlllon unlen the j)IoItlH mll I1y et ot~ The ~cI~ed by tn ~alorwi 1M f_land ~I liAlted by 1M bltLmDf may be Int~ed In XUlrcllnce with IppIiQbIe I_In any (oun h-il (ornpe1em jurisdiction jMltty po_llire III 1M 3Ibtrtttlcn or COUrt poem IhII If entilled lOn _d 01 Its rulflMble COIoU In(IudinI 1USOfIIbInomeyJ leu Incurred IS rtwlt 01 tile Oipute CUSTOMER MUST BRlNG ANY CLAIM AGAINST 10 WITHiN ONE (1) YEAR m ER THE ClAIM AROSE If CUSTOMER OOIS NOT CUSTDMR WlU HAVE IRRtvOCASlY WAIVED Irs RIGHT TO SUE 10 ANDOR INSTITUTe OTHER PROCEEOINGS AND ICI SHALL HAVE NO LlA81UTt TO CUSTOMER fOR SUOi CLMM TIME IS Of THE ESSENCE AELATM TO CUSTOMH PUISUING ANf SUCH ClAIM floIE PItOVtSIONS Of TKS AGREEMENT WHICH APLY TO AN (AIMHALl REMAIN IN HFECT EVEN AFTER THE AGREfMtNT IS TfRMNATto 10 AND CtmOMER EACH WANt THEIR RlGIfT 10 A rull

shyl TERMINATION

1 Remote Monnorln $eMCIIS and R~mOte ()pe~lln ScsvIca ma~ be imrntdlitely Clnceled by ellher party il Jels Remote OperIiQn Cenler (onne(lln res Of mOflltorlrlllSlem5l~ cle5trovtd by or ather ClIllopht Of wilt Ihf PlemilllS re sa bS damtBed Ih 1 11 Is IrnpftetaI IO conlinuf StnoIces

2 ellhe INIrty fib 10 perform any 01 Its obIirlon UM hIs Ieem~nl I~t otll jraquony wi prOIII~ -men IOIkt LheeollO lhe )lilly

1I1~ed 10 JHo In dmult Should Ine party alted 10 be Ifl defull 111 to espond I it or like action 10 cvre tIM II~IltI def within 1111 (lOt (lall 01 ~celvln IV lneo notlu the lOti ~rty may le(mlnlle Ihk rument by PIOllldlll ~ten nOl1(1 01 IIJII lermllliU lo n

3 UPQI1 IltIrrIinoUm 01 h ltfeeme~ le r anv rNson aJICmef 1hd PltiY IQ 10 I II UflGitputed _nu 0Wflj IlIrwah Ihe dallt of IIIUOII ~hIn thl (30) cI~ luth lermnl ion (ulier hIIllso prflVlde Jej Utlth RMlIlabe aa 10 the islS tD rem~ IIIe Gflew OtWe ~n~hVfllher JO pro~y ncltoun~tJI Int~on fl~ 0lt iiIlt IIlfIV ~lIlem1S ppUuble Cull 111111be liable fOlt al Iffl COlli and IICPfIfl mil Jet mv Il(u in ltootlKion th I enlOIOlmenl 01 hll tIlIl indlldina wilhoullimatlcln nlIo ble nom lees eltgtnKtton aency lees nil Olin COIoI

4 II he A~re~tot Is for mulljytar telm t~her jMrty nwy termiNle lilt Aeflaquomerll after dI ronl fu ~a of SaMlaquo by I lilt OInr pI no Ie-laquo thIn 10middot1 (151 ~VJ nit oolk laquoNlded h_ th~ (us OfIIted PREMIUM (OVEIlAGE CusIOlttltgtlt Y mlltUle ~~I ontv upon 10$ WIitt~ ~

M ASBESTOS MOlD BIOAHAZARDS AND HALUOOUS MATERtAlS

H~zardoul Mltfrills munl tfrlal ~ wb$llnct hal tIelher by Its N~ or ute II now Of hft defed Of fCula~ hdoubull 1 dOUloUbsltnoUl pc 1 o tOllllmlnlnl vodeIIV 1oG~ 111 01 leclclta l lowbullfCulallon 01 rdinlOtlCll bullbulllalre to or cklfIlUkIamp pUblic and ~ 1l1li and uletytId prateCIIon oj the IMonmen or which iI toIc explosive COfaUvt flammable radloKlhot orclnoCflIk or OIhenoriI haarcloui Of which iI or CfIfI1n1 _oItum psoline died Iud Inother pc1~um hvoilOClrbon produCl or poIYhlori~ bIphtI Hatardoui Matttllls ltlHdllGaltoeluMl makl leulmiddotbaid ptintl bIohIlrdS SIIdIIS but ftOlink~ to 1fCiofIeCl IntI HlIeJtcs-conao1n1nc mwials rACM1 Neither (ulomer nor lCi dlrlll lo or Illkeneel 10undnmiddotakedlren Obllnlolll r~I~li~ (11M klcnllOClllcln Ibuemenl dUnp control ~mo~1 or dlltpoltal o ACM

10 wlB be 1$IgtOtIIbIe 10lt moI 0 cI oos 01 ayen~roous ~Ierl_ls Ihll I ul In provldl lht StMt-es n O H bullbullf(Ioul MaIHllb1 and t~ I fmldllifIn ollllY Iell jlnd by he eI1e of 1(111lt1 MertatI For lit HI~ MltMils Iha may be olteselttl Itgt lacM~h

Johnson ~lcC 2019iQhn$on Cotro~ Inc ControlsComeJ Canfodenllal 00 nr)I COP) (pIIy~ocaIy eectrorcny or n an OIhel mea) Ylnout It ~I~ nnen ptlJJTJ5~ 01 ~C~oIs Inc PagE 38 011

middot PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL t- COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rNomiddotC1 HudOOJ Meritmiddotf (uuome shgt1IIUpply JCI wht 1 iflrornallo~ iflil pm bullbull~1on lt~lllni 10 lilp pre~nlt of lilllrltlOU$ M~ c-rret ij

th ~ilt eJ~nn ~v ff~(1 10 pelt1orm bull e 01 Ih~ s i(~ II Illhft Cnomelt or 10 gtKom ltt 01 ltgtlt UUlfCU U~ I)esellltt 01 Nonmiddoto(l HIIIISo M~ le1$ tIIl Iy ItgtItrlre llh Cr ServIltpoundl II I~U ImmtdllltIy $lOP I~ SoetYl(l Itgt rile I ffffiecl ru ~nd noilly the o thw ~n As btt-en (unome Ind MI Cuu_ hoo_be rtlpor1ible 01 IIISoho n~n ~ e -d diopoinr 01 Honmiddotla Hndou Mele 1$ fom lu rdMIebullbullnd for Ih (medlllion olny reu ImpaetCd by he ret bull bull e of he Hon-CI HUlrdou Mlltrl I~d mul ptwidc ~ cer1lliUlle 01 a balm~nl ~cfore J(I will be obll~lled 10 ~rlorm 0 cnl~ue lIS S~Mco unln 10 ~d letu knowloedae Ihll NonmiddotCI HIardou M~I(II~ were pren nd eted In dl$tfpr d of I~I ~e In wli(h tne 1lJ 1lt1 -11 be (pon lbllil lu ole ~ Othe etMOltlon 0 nmiddot orn Impmed by IlJ leltl~ of 1Idgt Hibullbulldon MlttIIbullbull00111) ( lOme hon In lOponibII II lu ole e~e for the _olI 01 HIbullbullrdous Male 1s INri ~ no bHII r~ieued and fe reie~e~ not nultlnc from Cl1 PtriormallCt ef tilt Serulces CuomN ~hlI ~I~nd ~nd InclomoJlot JO ~Calnl 1 Iol-ifl (o sU damUC I e~~nlel vd claJms ~rnamp 01 lu fa ure 10 (omply with Ihll Sccllcn M

N CUSTOMER DAlA

Cnlomt da la obtillned flom lie SetWltcs II owned by alld 111amp11 btlolt o Cunomer 10 I~ IUIOI illO UI Cl410mellb 10 prcMde Sentlce (lome bcept a lonh IItrlln lei wilt 101 disclose Ie any IhllI Otlty ~ny 1rlISivIltN81 (~nom dlI~ acquled hrouh pelt10IWIIIa 01 Ihe Sttvices Mthout Cul lomer (OnSenl (unomer ilB~e Ihal Jel nd 11 ubleIIrle affillnlnd epproved Ihild ~rty COII111OI5 and de-elopers may collecl nd lJ~e CUllome dll for Iny eaon 10 as ny ee l ule 0I1t1e clall on I dt middotklfn11itd bSII Iha dot nOI p~rsonaMy I~ntily Cullomer or anvlndivd Cuilomelt Igttgteby ~nlJ)O a petu WilcIWkIelfrtvOCable royah lru8unO U modi+ m1PU~Ibull bull WOIoeltIse and 1011

0etMt~wo b frOtnuch dala J(III ~IIM rlClIl$lOlI Inr~ 10_ rbl tJlIltflllll nd produnl C~led as I ew of uerlomnce ofSeMlts

O JCIS INlHLECTUAI PROPERl

10 WM IKtJI d riCh ~ lgtcIltgtltfest 11 yl) woltk orovided 10 Cuslomel IfgttIudlnl ohooI l ilmltiltiOfl ill ~e ~U and objeet cod dorumtnll1ior1 tKllnic Inhwon or dlla 1plaquolflCa1onlnd del bull ltes Impr~mellU 01 mOClllQlooruo 10 r~II1Hmiddot~ and (bJ I(now-How (defined below) e~ b 1(1 In bull (I~eron 01 lhe ~bltt 0 periolfTlfnt ollh Slt~ whth ~n_n 10 1(1 ror 10 Of diVtlom or tiICgyeiI Or ~uire-d In conneCllon with I perormrltt of II obn ioos under lhl ~greemenl Ownership Of eM Oelwblf ~nd KnowHow Ihd veil 00001y In ICJ nld flO Oe~ver~~bullbull1IaII be de~med middotworks mide fo r hlf bull Withoul UtIamp Ihe lenerilily 01 th e fortlal vfSNp 01 ai sool(e nllIS ~ (Ie (Olme of ptriOfnlInamp the le1Vkei I~I reMain the elOCIuIiIIt PlIJIIIlt1V 01 10 FltK purpoltl 01 ihllt AaJr-cmerr middot~nowmiddotHO mean a knohow )jot e It(hnIQ~s (Q ~U mllhoclolocln loobbullbull~Iy i(ll ~pprOKIgtG dltibu~ Odell and dt1m dllcoveriU ad ld~ililnW1ed produCAd by dhelc~d or uelt t)y 1(11 he CfUlon IIlt plovilJcn 01 the o-t~f1b1eI or In the Iltroltnance 01 tho Sltrvkt1 i nel Iny chanee ImplovemenJ or modlfiuHon tlgtereto or deivatlv Ihe reof

P OI6IT lpoundRMS

Any licMM 10 ltgtlt ~h( to ~laquopoundl1 JO IOfWlIrt produW inc dIIlti l e r Cloud tu Dyfth-lMd ulkr till Irelfflflfl b prellldild on 1- telt

corldklons for the iPllllebje loflwr~ groduct Of dlcll or cloud trvlce lei forth btll1wwwJgtgtmQI(QroluQmtgtulk Cleull4itl~I SU(h

aptgtlblt oftw~re podu nd (jjIIIIlervlltes lermsr lncopO ~d by rcferetl(e hcreln

Q Mi~LlAHrOlJS PROVISIONS

1 AW nor l~bullbullequlred IC be amp1vfIfI1bullbullnrundfi hili ~e ifI wrllnt Inc ~11I)e (OtIl(Ieca prcper ~iwn If (II chlMrred In Jlt IOt (b) tlll vi the Unlled 51lei POI~I stvIlte pel1se orepald ftlIlIred 0 tertlfld Mill rflun fclOl requCled (cJ ifni by o~ernlJht del~rv scNiCe ( fidEgt UPS) 01 (dln bvfClIrn~~ ~ m~1I or olnelt el~wonlC mt~nd confimed by (~cslmll e relum mlll or ele~hone

2 TIUs CfNnltnt _ nor be led byCunomoe wtllIc 1(1 k wrgtlIell (0ltgtSe 1(I IN ~ III -eM 10 1amplJr lh eltlnbull bull o_ ethn~erJon firm 0 (OltpOrllon wltheut Cul1omer~ conscm 0(10111 abo lIve 1M Ith Itsor cI1stretlon 10ubconuaa ny ponlon 01 IDe Servl(e TII$ ~retmenllnues 0 he ben~fot of Ind Is appllc ble tc ~ny aS1inees or SUbltOnl etor~ ef telbullnd II blndlnt upon Customer wllh Plaquo110 nld Il-SlttD or ltubculag rs wilh Ite f~e nd tllecl3 n bInltls (uIOme loJel

411 any plcviion of 1M femen Is fgulld t W IMaloC ~ tbullbull1 or unenforceable in ~ny elOtet Ihe lIdlly lealOty ~nd enforcelbillt Ollhe rem~lIinlpltosooru cellUinil htfetll hill flO( In t V wy be Ifeuelt Of irnj)3IleltIthNeOv

S TlIII laquoeemenlI lhe enUre (onl et bltwcM 1(1 nd CU1l0mt1 and ~st~1 ~ny pltlcr or ~ 1 undcfSllndll _itt IIIltIU ~ ro~oII or Olher ommuni(llionl b tween the partIe

ampmiddot(111 dltnowIodllli ~nd ~ bull IIgt IIY jhHdl l c ord~ lucd by Cuilomc In cunllKlon h lhigt laquo~enl iSlnlend only 1D ellMliiSh lnymenllllhof1ry fOl Cr5lont r Inltrn~lluou~I purptllH nd nol be conide1( to be ~ unto llcr Imltfld n1 modlfQtion o OIher IcvlslonlO lhe lenTIl 01111 AtrHment No tem or condition I dud or rfenced In CUIO middot pUdaSll ordl will h~oe ant fOlte elfet and Ih~e ( flU and condillon shall (MUOI (utomr1 ICtcraquoi1ICe of ny SefVicellllJH ltOnltllu lt in I~pncc of these lerm ~nd rolldnions An prO(IOl fo tltkjllo~1 or d~lefe rli ferm~llgtt In CuSlomtrs J)Uf(hue orde-r Cr ny otll elt dOtumenl Inill expresl ~ccP1ed IfI wrlIlIZ by ICI hCfeby objKted 10 nd telaquotCd

711 1I1t( at n~ (hfnlel 10 (uuomero ~tlnl or 0~r3110~f Of I lPlk oOle eEulaIon II ltode u~ bull Of ulW~y t~Ilebullbull I~il mD Iltldy ffeet J(rl peremlnt~ of the S~rvi(eJ or 111 pt1tlrltl ~fel 10 IhU h the ~ht 10 an eQ~IUbl and l~proprlle djuumenl 10 Ihe cope Ie and othe-f llcned Ie 011111 Ag reemenl

Johnson ~p(gt 21)19 Johnson Conll ol1 CU~lome-f Confgtdent Controls 00 -0 eopV 1ptyslQllly eleGl ro~gtCIly OlIn any oiher mft) hou Ihe eXJlress wn llen oerrn$$IOn 01 Joinroon CQntro ~ Irtlt Pag 3e of 42

JOHNSQfJ COtHROlS PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED r 11i COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

ADorNDUM TO PSA TERMS AND CONOITIONS OR MONITORING OF INTRUSION fiRE AND OTHER WpoundTY SYSTEMS

If ~te MOnilOfin StMces bull bull pIktly III(ludtS Ittnol~ lire ~ml 1I~oritl gtlaquov1tv 11111 mooilorint or video monitor ifl lht $COpe 01 wol1lt O (11110 d es tile Aareemenl II hereby madifie1lncl mended to Indude the termlnd prollllioru ollhls Addendu 10 tile PSA 10 Monhorinc 01 InlWolI r lf Mid Sfety So$term (Ihe AI(eNjum QplIlred Irms thaI Ie nol de1if1ed titeln lhirll h~ the melni cJven 10 diem In the lIIlement In Ih _11 of conhicl between the t~rTIltId (omIllions of this Addendum arid those ~inl ln the 111_ the tems (ondttklfls oIlbis Aoddtlldllm st pi~I~

1 kmote MoMorln of AIm SI~nI$ If ICI receiYo an elMfltnCV Itrm Ilen111 Jel Floc Jel IhIoII eeworlo nolhylhe IPJfOprille po~ Or fire deplnfII or other eme1enty panR QG ~iJurlldictlonnd Jel hl tndeVOI 10 IIOtiIyCuIlOmPf or tlsdellllllled repruenlnlve by eltmoll urltss instfU(1e-ltt 10 do OlheAlt by Cllomer In whilll ndot Nltd on l~ndlfd operalln picaduttlfo Ih ROC lCi uJ)OII feeeipi 01 bull lIOnmiddot emeree llenll from lilt Iremll sh ncltlvor 10 nOI11y Citomer ~feMltlve pursUlnl to Cu llemer1 _inen Instructions k faullin to QltmoU or Ie nOlllatlon Cunome ICknowlldlt5 1-111 the sllNIs Irlrumlttld from lhe Iremes will be monltoid In mOllltorlnl ftty not 0~111td by x~ lhe peSOIIIIeIIn _h monltom fldllltf lit nollh I~u 01 10 nor dots KJ IoU I rupDnsibillry Ielt tilt _ tIkh 1Kh Inb w montloed o lhe ttlPOfll( to $udlI1

2 ltemOI Monltotlfll kNkes Irkntllfmote MonllorltlJ SeNlf$ 1M be plaquolded by KJ If lhe ACftrM1II includes dIle 101 wth St~ 11

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TOWNSHIP OF WORTH Sanilac County MicbigaD 6903 S Lakeshore Rd Lexington Michigan 48450

Telephone (810) 359-8852 Fax (810) 359-7027 F-mail CleTkworthmlorg

PhUlp EssenmacheT sup~JenDifer Staoyer Clerk Jenuifer Woodruff Treasurer Jack Wylie Trustee Walter Badgerow Trustee

RESOlUTION 16-7-20-1

RESOLUTION TO ALLOW WORTH TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF DETROIT EDISON TO OPT ltlUT OF THE SMART METER PROGRAM

Whereas Detrott Edison Company has begun the process of Installing within the boundaries of Worth Township digItal advanced meter infrastructure to be referred 10 in this resolution as smart meters I and

Whereas many township residents have expressed concerns about the Installation of sm art meters on their

homes to Worth Township officials and to the Worth Township Board and

Whereas these residents and Township Board members have expressed concern about the alleged Intrusion

into their respective energy usage attributed to smart meters and

Whereas many residential customers of Detroit Edison Company are concerned that emissions from smart meters may be attributed to serious health problems including but not limited to physiological neurological pulmonary vascular and sensory and

Whereas Michigan House 8i114916 was written to address the above mentioned concerns regarding smart meters and has been forwarded to the Committee on Energy Policy

Now therefore be it resolved that the Township of Worth SanIlac County supports the ability of OTE Energy customers to retain their current analog meters and to opt out of the smart meter program fortheir homes without being subject to financial penalties and additional monthly charges

Now therefore be It further resolved that the Worth Township Board of Trustees strongly encourages State Representative Chairman Aric Nesbitt of the Committee on Energy Policy the Michigan Public Service Commission Attorney General Bill Schuette State Senator Phil Pavlov and State Representative Paul Muxlow to take all regulatory procedures needed to investigate alJthe aforementioned InformatJon and concerns for the health safety and welfare of our cItizens and Inhabitants

Board Adoption

This Resolution shall become effective on the date of Its adoption by the Worth Township Board

RESOLVED this O dayof j~ 010lw

ATIEST AS TO ADOPTION BY THE WORTH TOWNSHIP BOARD

$0 Resolved

Date 07- 2 D- b

Supervisor Philip G Essenmacher

~ Oerk Jennifer Stanyer

Motion to Adopt made by Board Member ~Yl)) Second by Board Member lAhxJtttff

Nay AbsentAye

Philip Essenmacher Supervisor

Jennifer Stanyer Clerk

Jennifer Woodruff Treasurer

Jack Wylie Trustee

Walter Badgerow Trustee

I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and complete copy of a resolution adopted by the Township Board

of Worth County of Sanilac Michigan at a Budget Meeting held onj~ 00 f OIQlli and that said meeting was given pursuant to ad In full compliance with the Open Meetl Act being PA 267 of 1976 and that the minutes of said meeting were kept and have been made available as required by said Act

Jennifer $tanyer - Clerk

Village of Reese Resolution No 13-14-01

A RESOLUTION ADDRESSING SMART METERS IN THE VILLAGE OF REESE

WHEREAS the teon Smart Meter often refers to an eleCOidty meter but it also may mean a device measuring natural gas or water consumption and

WHEREAS many communities across the country have joined forces to prohibit smart meters from being Installed locally mostly upon the notice ofhigher energy bills (Cost) illness (Health)forced installation ofmeter(lnvasion into Home) Privacyissues(4th Amendment right to Reasonable Expectation of Privacy) Safety and Liability and

WHEREAS on March 4 2013 the Planning Commission for the Village of Reese passed Resolution No 2013~02 that recommended that the Village Council consider takingjormal action to notify and ban allfuture use aSmart Meters within the VillQJe ofReese and

WHEREAS the Village Council believes that additional information relating to the use of smart meters 1n the Village of Reese needs to be compiled prior to making a definitive deCision with respect to banning the use ofthe devices NOW

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that at a regularly scheduled meeting of the Reese Village Counal being held on May 13 2013 ) a quorum being present a motion was made by KEAST and second by FIELBRANDT to place a moratorium on the use of ~smartmeterswithin the village limits for a period of six (6) months so that the Planning Commission can continue studying the matter AND

BE iT FURTHER RESOLVED tbatthe copies of this resolution be mailed to aD utility companies who provide electric gas and water services to the VIllage of Reese

Vote

Ayes 7 Nays 0 Abstain 0 Absent 0

ft(Z~iJlage Clerk

(MmeUmmbers Pnrlcialaobscii OM ~1llUser Rcentsl Mtlvm )ul1eMilier Attclll Plfks Wlniam WaiterS

City Clerk l1wUlCi M Smilh

Admmismllwc A$~ Oid Voo Cum

CITY OF BROWN CITY A Progressive Industrial and Agricultural Community

4205 Main Street Post Office Box 99 Brown Cily Michigan 48416()099 Phone (810) 346middot2325 Fax (810)3463802 el11lil brownctygrealtllIkesne

CITY OF BROWN CITY Resolution Number 16-04

A RESOLUTION TO THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION EXPRESSING THE BROWN CITY COUNCILS CONCERN WITH THE

INSTALLATION OF DTE ENERGY SMART METERS AND A REQUEST TO EXPLORE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY EFFECTS

WHEREAS OTE Energy has begunlhe installation ofnew mele to CU$lomers in Michigan ThumtNlleA oommunities~ replacing existing meters with srcaUed Smart meters that is electric meters which viH broadcast information to the utility company using radio frequencies and

WHEREAS DTE Energy has indicaled thaI il will at some point begin installotion of Smart mete in the City of Brown City and

WHEREAS Smart mel provide benefit 10 utilities by allowing remole meter reading by among other things eiiminating the need for someone to go onto each utility customers property to read a meter and possibly offering residents lower electric rates at non~peak times and

WHEREAS a significant number ofpeople including residents or the Cil) of Brown City have expressed heir roucems 10 this Council hom potential health effects ofthe Smart melers as well tIS other concerns regarding lheir universal deployment in the City and

WHEREAS although the City COlmcil is inforoted that it is without jurisdiction to directly regulate Smart meters exclusive jurisdiction over them residing with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) the City Council believes it is appropriate to assist its citizens in obtaining consideration of their issues by requesting careful review thereof by tbe MPSC

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROWN CITY that

I The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perform a careful analysis fbe potential health and safety effilltts which may result from the univernal installation of Smart meters for electric and gas utilities

2 The MPSC is further requested to consider delaying the deployment of Smart mete pending a conclusion by the MPSC following coreful study lJd review that such met are safe and will have neither short-term nOr tong~term negative consequences to the health of the citizens of the City of Brown city and the State of Michigan generally

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3 The MPSC is asked to carefully examine other concerns regarding tbe deployment of Smart meters as may be sllbmilled 10 them by Tcside nls of the City of Brown Cily and lhe Stale of Michigan so as to insu re that all aspects or the issues are considered before final dctennination is mnde with respect 10 such deplo)111enl

4 The MPSC is funher asked to consider requi ring public lllilit ies to allow customers with appropriate medica l docwnellHll ion of their ind ividualized risks to opt out of SmOtrl me ter installation at their homes

5 The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perfoml a ca reful analysis ofrhe potential privacy issues regard ing available and fut ure SOlan meter technology

6 All resol Ulions inconsistent with [he foregoing resolut ion be and the same h~reby an repealed to the c-tent of such inconsi stency

The fo regoing Resolul ion was ofJered on May 9 20J 6 by Councilmember William Nailers and seconded by Counci l member Dan Loulzenhiser There folloed a Ro ll Call VOle with four (4) Councilmembers present eM Jacobson -alSlnl eM Louzenhiser-yes eM Mclvorycs eM Milkr-yes eM Parks-absent eM Wal(~rsmiddotyes

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A QUORUM BFING PRESENT - MOTION DECLARED CARRIED

I Juonii a M Smilh (ily Clerk o(the City or Brown Cit) hereby cen iry thallhe foregoing is tru and complelc copy orn resolutiOlllldoplcd by rhe Cily Counc il o r th~ government ofrhc City of Brown City County orSonilac Sl3te of Michigan al a regular mecting hcld on May 9 2016 and thai said m~etin ~ was conducted M d public notice of sa id mecling WaS given pursuam to and in fuJI compliance with Ih Oren Meelings Act bein Ac t 267 Public ActS o( Michigan 1976 and thaI the mimlles of ~a id meeting Wlfe kepi nnd ill be U f have been made available as requ ired by said Act

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RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THEAlIIUrv OF Clrv IEStDENTS AND PROnIffY OWNERS TO EUlCITO OPTmiddotOUT OF RECEMNG

ADVANCED UTilITY MmRS (SMART METElISl

The followIng preamble and resolution were offered by Coundlmember ~1 i t hoe J ~rL_~ and SlIpp-orted bV Councflmemher ~~__k Ll pa n __~

WHEREAS OTE Energy SVIARl meters (SMART rn~ters) are 0lltidern electrIc metirs which end elect(ic meter readings dutomatlcaty bv using a radio frequency nehvorK rather than 11 uarlitronal on-site ~te( reading method lind

WHEREAS DTt fnargys actively Installing SMART meters throughout southeastern Mlchigan And has recently moaJfed 11

latter to the City of caro pemin1na to the ability of City residents to opt-our of f(Celving a SMART meter and

WHEREAS a numberQf CIty residents have exprltssed tomems regarding negative health conditIons that may reson from the use of SMART meters the a(CUuKY ofSMART meters and the possibmty that th~ uS of SMART meters may contribute to Ute loss of personal Jlrivacy aod

WHEREAS the Mict~an Public SeNke ComPlisston has receotlydedded to lnvesligate seve-fal Il$pea$ pertalnloji to the use and installation of SMART metm and

WHOtpoundA5 the Mlthigan Public Service Commission tlSi a tompomml cf this lmt~stigation is requesting thai utmW comPanles disclose Information rega-rdltli tM po-tential adverse hearth effects associated with (he use of SMART metetS and

WHEREAS th~ City of CarD Council i$ charged with securing and defendioe the overall health safety_ aod welfare of the ldenU of the aiy and their guests

NOW THEREFORE BE rr RESOlVED that the City of (arc Council her) supports the abillty of Its residents and property owoe~ to elect to o-pt-out of receiving SMART meters m$taIJed

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Cam Coune supports the invGSlgat1ltm by the Mkhigan Public Servlce Commission of SMART meters

THIS RESOLUTiON DECLARED ADOPTED nus 5 DAV OF August 20131 ClerkITreasufac of 1M City of Cam State of Michigan do hereby certify tNt thE foraolng Resolution was duly adopted by the City of cam Council during its regular meeting Mid in the Municipal BunOlng in the Clty of Carcent on August 2013

Resolution It 16-201~ June 6 2016

RESOumON A RESQUJTiON SUPPORTING MfCHIGAN HOUSE BtLl4916 OR SIMIlAR IEGtsJATlON AND SUPPORTING THE AmUTY OF TOWNHSIP R6U)poundNTS TO CHOOSE TO HAVE AN ANALOG EtECTfUC AND GAS MEml RATHER THAN ASMART (ADVANCEtll MErE

WHEREAS smart meters are computerized electr1c meters that send electric meter readings to the utility via radiofrnquency radiation multiple times per day and

WHEREAS analog meters are manualJy read electromechanical meters that have accurately

measured the electrtc consumption of homes and busfnessesfor over acentury and

WHEREAS DTE Energy (the utility) is repiaclng exJs1ing utility meters with smart (oka advanced or AM) meters and

WHEREAS DTE EnelY plans to replace all meters with either the fully functioning smart meier orthe smart meter with the radlofrequency turned off (opt-out meter) and

WHEREAS the opt~()ut meter must be manoa read In the same way analog and nooshytransmitting digital meters must be read and

WHEREAS the IItl1ity in fts testimony berore the Pub1c $ervlce CQmmission in U-17053 has stated that the nonMtransmltting smart meter performs no functions not already performed by the analog electric meter and

WHEREAS the utility charges the residentJa customer $6720 to have the norHransmitting opt-out smart meter In place of the fully functionIng smart meter and

WHEREAS the cost of lealllng In piace an existing analog meter is $000 thus creating an unnecessary charge on the customer who does not wish to have a smart meter on their home Or business and

WHEREAS some persons on fixed lncomesare unable to afford the opt-out fees and

WHEREAS the utlJlty does not permit businesses to opt out and

WHEREAS1 citIzens of this oommunity have expressed many concerns about this replacement Including concerns about the health effects of mdlofrequency radIation and the voltage transients and harrnonfcs (line noise) generated by smart meters concerns about privacy and hacking concerns about fire safety and fire hazards concerns about Impending time-ofltse rates and resultant increases In electric bills and conterns aoout remote shut-off and

WHEREAS many residents in the State of Michigan have reported negative health symptoms after the installation of smart electric meters or rnm-transmittlng opt-out meters on their homes and

WHEREAS some residents of the State of Michigan have reported that their smart meter has cau~ht fire or exploded or have reported flickering lights and appliance short-outs Immediately after a smart meter was installed and

WHEREAS the Township of Vassar has worked tirelessly to attract positive Investment while rejecting those that put our health environment and quality of life at risk and

WHEREAS the Vassar Township Board of Trustees ts charged with securing and defending the overatl health safety and welfare of the residents of the Township and their guests and

WHEREAS the electromagnetic frequencies emitted and generated bV these meters have been snown by tens of thousands of scientific studies since the 19305 to harm biological systems and therefore may pose a serious long~term threat to the health of our cltlzensj and

WHEREAS customers with a disability under the Americans with DlsabIHtles middotAct may not be charged for accommodation of their disability and

WHEREAS both the nonmiddottransmittlng smart meter and the analog meter accurate IV measure electricity usage and whereas both must be read by a meter reader therefore making them indlstlngulshable for purposes of metering customer electrical usage and

WHEREAS smart meters have not been mandated by the federal or state government and

WHEREAS our Township is committed to providIng equal opportuntty and quality of rife for all and to removing full barriers to participation In public nfe on the basts of dlsabnity and

WHEREAS OTE has been unresponsive to these customer concerns and

WHEREAS House 81114916 would address these concerns without Impacting the utilitys ability to Install smart meters on the homes and busInesses of those who want a smart meter

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Vassar Township Board of Trustees supports the ability of OTE customers to not partidpate in the smart meter program on their homes and businesses and to have their electricity usage measured by an analog meter without suffering financial penalties or Incurring monthly charges as outlined in House 81114916 and that an analog option be offered in perpetuity to all uttllty customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar TownshIp Board ofTrustees calls upon the Chair of the House Energy Policy Committee the members oftne Energy Polhy Committee the state representative for our dlstrtct the state senator for our district the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Attorney General to do all In their power to ensure passage of House 81114916 and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar Township Soard ofTrustees calis upon the above-mentioned persons and governmental entitles If House 81114916 Is not passed in this legtslative session to do all In their power to ensure passage of legislation In the future that will ensure that utility customers have the right to have an anakJg meter on their homes or

middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

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AdditioMl kWh CitpKtty (nerqyH AS90C kWh ~ EneW 761lt PH kWh

OIv~ V (l1li1 Seltviu~ 5750 permorltn lilA Crfdlt bull$150 Pl month Distribution kWh bullbullbullbull bullbull bullbull bullbullbullbull 5lt130( pef kWll

~aIr loin oIoIIIUrIriIUy un to 1pm 10_ SUPII ly C I~ JuM IIrouqh Odc btf

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AI ortmiddotpe~ kWh ClIpadly EIIOIJ O9COC per kWh Non-Capadty Cnor1V bull4J5lC kWh

NoW1Tlbef trvouqIIlo4~y

All on-peak kWh ~poundnH0y ~(nefQY

AlIllf-peak Clttp~(hy Cnorqy O679C Pltr kWh NolCIocgtyeniy EIgteOY 4751lt PH kWh

oN_V(O1 ~Chalt~ bull $5(l per mollh Oistrll)Jioll kWn CY al-roond) bull543(X per kWl1

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AI on1nk kWh ~ [ JWl9bull bull bullbull bull bull bull __ bullbull 9759lt per kWh Non-~ItfMfQV bull 4049 ~~Wh

MId-jMk MOIIdiy bull nidi) 1 am to 3 pm 7 pm to n pm AI mId-oeak kWh

cKMy (-y bull 4OO5C Pltf kWII N~ity (otIQY 4049lt per kWll

OflP~~k 11 prI to 1 un and all dy S~hlrdy ound y nd -I1rIItd~

u oIt-aIlt kWh ~Itv Enerqy 0554C per kW~ Noo-c~clty (neroy 4049C per ~Wh

(Crtlieal PHIl _ ts cIInIQ on-pfU Worodly rriGay1o eo hours IIlaquo VN~ IIrtIttI ___ notl~)

All a1tlQl~peaK_Wh $09 I)et kWh Non-cpyenMy Eneroy bull 4049t per kWh

Oli~y CII9U OsIrWiontwto 5A)o( r- kWh Slaquoviltoc~ $750 p rrnonl h

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p~ w Sullfy Co Junt 11Ir0U9h OClobt

nrsl 11 kWn r- (Iv CiPM~ypoundnetQY bull l2l7 r- kwto NonCaPM~y ( QY ~616( per kWh

AddJlioNI kWll C~y~ bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbull 414IC IltI~Wh Hon-Cipadtyu-QY ~ 616( PfrkWll

Novembtf Ihrovfjh May -sl 20 kWh per dIy

cplaquoIlyEnHQ __ bull l844lt IltI kWtl HonltopJodl yOWrQY ~ 6OC PftkWll

A~lloMlkWh C~y [JWlQL bull QS5l( Pft kWII N~y[NQY lt11616lt pekWlgt

Ot lgtY CIgta 9n 5ervice CNrqe S75O per monlh ObI iIlUtlon kNh (YtlOOIl~ 5A)OC per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

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Hclyentmbtr INIy capdtyE~ bullbull 2-97)( per kwto NooltlIJClty EMfoY ~7BJ( PI( kWh

OIlYery CaQe o ~MoeChilr~ (JuneIIlrQUQhOctOberI bull Sl95 per mon1h ontritlrJtlon kWh 1Yf0IIIIl) SltII3OC ptr kWh

ThIs iMe ls~ for cusOtlllaquoS who UW laquoshyIrk wafff IIHI~ for unitVYO flJr(1OStlo Coniroled 5laquoYIce tlnlt~)

Power Supply ChQtt mm C~ PM1tY [JWlIIV 1915 per kWh Non-~PKity rneW 25lt116( PH kWf

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Jun 11II 0ltJqh (klobelt AU onpek kWh

C8C)yeniI- (net9Y 9nsc 1 kWh Nooltpady (Mrqy 2814lt per kwtl

AW offmiddotptallt IltWh CIpyenty Ene rQ~ 13J5 per ~Wh NotrCapodty E9Y 284 pot kWh

NovmM thrOUlh Mil All onPIWlt ~Wh

CeplKlly ( neroy U ODlt perW1 N~ity [MrQy 28l4lt pw kWh

AIIo1~ kWh Clpa(M ~ EJWl 9r lAJX ~r kW IIon-ltapac lly ~roy UtA C PE ~W~

tullv~ry C~qu seritl Charge 6]0( 1 day Distribution kWh (YeaHOllM) 4703C per kWh

Expertnlal Ellcl n c Vehcle Ra tl

Opt ion 1 Tlmt of Ot~ kino On~ fKIltfi McIl(I6y-FrkUly il4m 10 1Ipm Po Sypply CIlaQu

OfgtpaiI kWh calhy poundnto OVbull 6 779C IltI~Wh

NonQpadty EnerQY 9012C perkWh I oIIpuk kWh ~yEnlaquoQY 1695lt pelttWIgt Hon~ poundJWIIJ( 22silt pelt ~Wh

Oell~ery C~~ Servll a r~f $95 IXr morgtIh 1)sI IbuIkWh bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbullbull gtA)OC 1 kWh

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WHOLE HOUSE RATE OPTIONS TIese service rates are provided throuqh one meter to a singJt or double OCCVPMlCY dwelin9

Residential ElectriC Service Rate Powe Suppfy CharOe First 17 kWh per dAY Capacity Energy bull 1065C JlE kWh NOItltapacily EntltVbullbullbull 4 767( PErkWh

Additional kWh capacity Energy 4590C per kWh Non-Capacity Enerqy bullbullbull 4751( per kWh

Delivery CNiroes 5efvice (halVe $750 per rnonl h RIA Credit middot $750 per monlh Di5tribvtlon kWhbullbull 543OC per kWh

Time of Day Rate-

On-peak h(Wrs MonCJay-rriday n Um 10 7 pm Power Supply CnarQes June through Octo~r

All on-peak kWh I Capactty Enerqy t2048C per-kllh N~lty EnenlY bull 4757lt per kWh

All otf-peak kWh capacity Energy bull bull 090OC Pfi kWh NonlaquoJpaci ty EnefQY bullbullbull 4757lt per kWh N~ IhrOU911 May

All on peak kWtl Capacity Energy bull 944OC per kWh Non-caPbCity Energy bullbullbullbull bull 4 757lt per kWh

AU oH-peak kWh Capacil y (nergybullbull bull o679C per kWh Non-capaclly Energy 4757( per kWh

fXgtltvery CllalQu Service Charge bull $750 per month Olstribvtlon kWh (YeaNovnd) 543O( per kWh

DynamiC Peak PnclnQ Rate This rate features th~ price tiers as well as Critical Peak prices for days when Critical Peak events are caIed It requires YO1f home to have the aovanced electric meIer Poer Supply Cllarg ~s Onpeak Monday Friday 3 pm to 7 pm

All on peak kWh Capacity EnerQt bullbull 9759C per kWh NOfIltQapacltt Energy 4049C per kWh

Mi(1)eilk MoIIdIlY friday am to 3 pm amp 7 pm to I pm All midpeak kWh

Capacity poundnerQy bullbullbull bullbullbull bullbull Aoose per kWh Non-tapaclty Enerqy bullbull bull 4Q49 per kWh

Off-peak 11 pm to 7 am and all day Saturday Sunday and desiQna~ holidays

All o ff-peak kWh capacity Enerqybullbullbull 0554( per kWh Nonltapacity (nergy 4 049( per kWh

(Critical Puk events dJrlnQ on-puk hours MondayshyFriday Ilmlto to eo lIours per year with ~vance notite

All criti calpeak kWh 5091 per kWh Nonltpatity Enerqy 4049C oer kWh

D1 Uv~ry Cha r Oes Oistribution kWh bull bull 543OC per kWh Service cMfQe $750 per month

Space HeatlOq Rate AfJPied oNy 10 ~miJOeflfr instilUed electric s~ce heltllin9 S(lrwct 11100011 0fIe meier IOn) II~f to KIU$MOIrIJ IlaquoWd on this tltf ~I(r 10 ~ 17 lOIS

PO tl Supply 0 J~ trrouOh October

(irst T7 kWh per day capacity [ MrQy bullbullbullbull bull bullbull bullbullbullbullbull bull bull 1217lt per kWh NOOCapacily Energybullbullbullbull bullbull d61b( per kWh

Additional kWn Capacity Energy bullbull 4741C per kWh NonmiddotCapaclly[nerqybullbull bullbullbull bull 4 616( per kWh

November through May (IrS 20 ~Wh per dat

Capacity ElKrQY bullbullbull 1844( per kWh NonCapaclty Ener9Y bull 4616C per kWh

Addi l lonal kWh Capacity [ ne((lY 0553lt per kWh Non-Capaci ty Ener9y 4616lt per kWh

Oeltvery C~afl)e ~

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SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

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June throuQh October ~Enervv middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddot_middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotO499( perllWti f Non-Capacity Energy bull bull bull 3783lt per kWh

November thrOU(jh MAV Capaci ty Ener9Y bull2973( perkWh Non-Capaclty Energy bull3783lt Pfr kWh

Oellvery C~arQes Service Charge (June Ihrough October) bull $195 per month DisltiolJlion kWh (YeaOlJIdl 543OC per kWh

WatN Heating Strvce Rate

This rate Is a~alllJble for customers Who use an elecshy(ric wdler hedler tor sanitary pJrpos eJ Controlled service (Interrupt ible)

PO Wff Supply Charoes AU kWh Capacily Enerqy 1915lt per kWh NonltapaClty Energy bullbullbull bullbullbull2546( per kWh

Oelover y CharQes Service Charge bullbullbullbullbullbullbull5195 per month DiStribution kWh bullbullbullbullbullbull bullSA30C per kWh

DLWd-I On1J(aJL hOCJrs POIIef Supply

June throug AIfOfl~ak

Capacity NonCapi

Alt ntfflfak Capacily Non-Cap

November 11 All onpe~k C~pacity l NonCoplt

All olfpeak CapacIty I NoncaP

Dtl lvelY CharI Service Ct Distribut io

Option 1 Time On-pfak hour5 POW~( Supply

All on-peak kl CapacityE Non-(apa(

All oIlpeak k Capacil y [ I Non-Capa(

Delivery ( h~rQ Service Chan Distribution I

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OTHER RATE

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ~ VII sect28 33

sect 9 Compensation of county officers

Sec 9 BoampTds of s upervisors shan have exclusive power to fix the oomp officers not otherwise provided by law

runory Cocst 1963 All VII 9 Elf J I I 9amp yo ConrlNd amp CMII 1908ArI VllJ fR

sect 10 Removal of county seat

Sec 10 A county seat once established shall not be removed until the place nlch it is proposed to be moved shall be designated by two-thirds of the members of the board of supervisors and a majority of the electors voting thereon shall have a pproved the proposed locatioD in the manner prescribed by law

BiotDl)l Co llle3 An VII flO E( JOJJ 1 1964 l~ Con~tllull oD See COllSL ll108Art vrn t )3

sect 11 Indebtedness limitation

Selt 11 No Cltlunty shall incur any indebtedness which shall increase its total debt beyond 10 percent of its assessed valuation

lfiwry Cmol 1963Att VII tllEft Jan i 1i64 Fo e cmtltutlon s Conn 1906 Art vrn U 2

sect 12 Navigable streams permission to bridge or dam See 12 A oavigable stream shall not be hridged or dammed without permission granted by

the board of supervisors or the county as provided by law which pennission shall be subject to such reasonable compensation and otheT conditions as may seem best sui ted to safeguard the rights and interests of the county and political subdivisions the rein

QJO Cotgtu I~ Art VII U2 Ert Jan I 100 Fou eonia o 8M eo 180SArt vrn tl~

sect 13 Consolidation of counties approval by electors Sec 13 Two or more contiguous counties may combine into a Slagle county if approved in

each affected county by a majority of the electors voting on the quest ion IIUtDrr- eo t 1961Arr Vl t 13 Ell J 1 1964

sect 14 Organization and consolidation of townships Sec 14 The board of supervisors of each organized county may organize and consolidate

townships under restrictions and limitations provided by law Hi~ Coru 1963Arr VIto I~ ErrJLIgt 1 100-1 Fo CoGMI~U 01lJ See eoru 1908 Art Vlll us

sect 15 County intervention-in public utllity service and rate proceedings

x Sec 15 Any county when authotized by its board of supervisors sha ll have the authority to enter or to intervelle in any action or certificate proceeding involving the services charges or rates or any privately owned public utili ty furnishing services or collJJlodities to rate payers within the county

W O Coogt J961 Att VT I t iS Ell J I 19amp1

sect 16 Highways bridges culverts airports road tax limitation Sec 16 The legis lature may provide for the laying ou t construction improvement and

maintenance of highways bridges culverts and airports by the state and by the counties and townships thereof acd may authorize counties to take charge aod cootrol of auy highway within thei r limits ror such purposes The legislature may provide tbe powers and duties of Counties in relation to bighways bridges culverts and airports may provide ror county road commissioners to be appointed or elected with povers and duties provided by law The ad valorem property tax imposed for road purposes by any county shall not eltceed in any year one-half or one percent of the assessed valuation for the preceding year

ru ry Con t ampEl3 An VlI 4(6 Elf Jan I 196 Io ~Iuoo Su C I OO~ Art VIH ~2G

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

~~~ Jodi Fetting

Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

AittpAcs Policy GIOlp Airsp $iIViClWl us )epCfIrren ul T(Qrspo~ltrlto-

8GO lndeperdenoe Avenue SW WtW1Irglo DC 7059

Federal Aviation AdrninStrotion

JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

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Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

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Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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bf Ch of Ihi warranty Pl io to the e nd o f this flinty jlnod Jel III -perlOm any no~-tonlor~~ S ~Nilt~ e t no addl11on~1 (~ r8e hhl~ a ltonvn 1y tU5QMble Itm~ of I~ nOIIIllt llon

Jet 1gt lhoit eqvlpmfnl mnuIanued o I~dd bgtj 10 (ilofl fnc 11IiI1 It Irom dellaquou in mIII~ 1 and k hlp 1 lnlam normlluutelOI I period of90dS 1110 1ngtl11J o fumih bullbull pleOI 01 CQulpmenl utl(k tNs Alemen ilnd lhat eQulpmenl Ii cov~red brl nty fom m tnktunr ot~ INn CI 10 wf l llnSI~1 the benefits cl th lt m-nufgtltlue(J waranty it any to Custome and 11 amy lemediebull ~ n clu1III 101 lhal equipment AI ttnJj)OItlkwI (hoi tnwred In _ lion wi(h Ihr wrinty 101 eCllOpmeol1 IftdO 1~1s nol _wd undshythis AeerntnllNtl be bDn~ byCuJIO b eept as poided heern II Jel oltelves in nOlice 01 I ~ ee~ 01 I~b ~rmty PIlot to t~ end 01 tllh rruy pelod JCI will ttPlIr o eplate (n )(1 OPtio nl Ih e delMliv~ equl pmenl

Tllele _nl do II(It IJttend 10 tty ~ltW 01 eltlul~n lhal have bfton rnllUied bull bull Ite ed Or repared byC1I0 CI O IlIItd INfl iel Ihoul 1M supelVi1on 01 nd 110lt lltn Ippt(lvll olIO o WJCI ~t num~ or ranty d tul W bwn rmowd or alured AJ replaccd parts Ct equrgtnMn1 h1 become JCI pro~rty Thb ~rtntv is 1101 lu~b~ W~ nty J~ ~ be provldfd dulnn ncrmal bUllneu hOUlI IXCludll hoII(Ivs The r-dti I fonh hilrtln shltl be to(II~ nd eoltclU1ive medywltllCltlrdllo ny wlfrt nty ( 1lm under thlgt AallefMtlt Anv uit huN _lIIe rrltltv mun be lItauhl no III mn orgtamp II) ~a ftlr lile txPtloon ollhr pplicllble ffanty ~Iod Thlgt IIm(ttUon Is In IItu cr Iny olhe IPPrlublf mlult or 1Imh~1I01 CUSTOM~R FURTHfR ACKHOWLIDGU oVoID AGREfJ THAT THUt WARIUJffifS Aif ICIS SOU WAlIRANTlES ANDTOTHf MAXIMUM [)(TENT PpoundftMrrrEO UNDERAPPUCABLE LAW ARE IN U[U Of All OTMER WAftRANTlES pound)(pRpound$S OFlIMPUED INClUDINGtIT NOT lIMITED TO TlfOSf OF MERCHAHTA8IUTY AND FITNESS fOR A PlRTICI)LAR ftJRPOH

f CUSTOMEROIIUGATIONS AND COMMITMENTS TO ICI

1 Cuc~ wtt~l lt M ~ JCIr) WOOmIIlion (Onnltnlne conoilion of lhe CovtfeO Eqv ~ment TI Cvstom agnfS nd ~ntl

lhll 6tin 11Ie Tffm of IhI AItirnenl Cu crne will 11 oprr1 the Cevtttd [ol~menl ~codin8 10 th~ mnulanu~1 atldor CI co ~nduonl

01 up ~lt I~ I rgtd CUtten work Ic Ind motion boutt~e Co~erfd EQltrlpmenl crommended bt th e nufCuH ~Mor J(I

DJ 1I00Ii(k a n MlIQU 1e on_ 101Covw E4Uipm t ~ ftltommended by Ihr nufw1u~ Ntdor K~ Includili but 01 limited 10 dequal~ electllc~1 pOw~ ie IU~ lit COIGitionnt1Id ~umldltycontro

(4) oo ri ly JCI lovn~ile1y 01 ~ nv CowCd Equlpm~ nl mllunCtion Iliu kdown o other condllion ~fleclltg Ihe oper11on of tht Cowrt d f qulpfltf1

(5) prOjf ICI It~ nl arct1l 10 lis Pem isegt a nd Cevelti Equ~nl 1 ~H UJonIbIe tId nEU1IJf lmn for IIgte perforttIfICt olt~ e 5elVicu

(6) alo JCI 10 ~~ iod SlOP ~ erodialy hm off or otherwlle C~IIle c temponrily lupend eqvlpmenl Of)eratioru oc Ihll)(1 an perform Ihe ~le-aui~ uoder ~ AceemcIII

(]I M af)dlable ~Iovtd t JlIo~e oondc-n~ coollfll t_r 1raquoiIr wa ter lUlrnenl lor IN proper function (II Co_ed E Ilmc-nld prot ect a~lnll ~ nV elonm~nllllssu~ a nd IOllae of biohulld lueh 3$ but not IIm~ e d to leclonell

(III un iIlId jIIoperl itl and Itl~ Itttr u1on 11 lm t_ tUh nlpoundhl or II uth cfNr Ie Custo hili clo~ the PWllfl

(9 O~I1n I M~n Jke nc jIrnilgt ~qulred lor ~d DoloV I~ tlelt u~lecI ~ h theServlu

(lOI noullrJC I immedi ately 01 fly cmed ~deauacv~ 01 1~Iur r cl th t Co 1 Equlpmenl 01 othr condl lon ffenlna the optallen 01 Ihe Cored hulpmenl

(II) fumlVlny nelteu 110 C ~ I na ~~101 olflle$ 1$ peme (111 poperty maintain pall se Mlte Ind utt I~e 101111 operalion olny olh property sYStem Qqulpmenl or dtYlte o (usto m or 0111 to wtkh the Covered [Qpment mav De ilUacled or eCMK led In UCordinct wi1h mltlnuaclur~bullbulleornmend~tlcnt InlUr lfle elme ou1ltenll c the lequlemeltIU o lny Ie o6l i bu u ~encv 01 ocllttIIO~1u hiviC ll6iction thteol

131 IIOIt~mpet IVTt ~ ~ker Id)u l ~ dllturb I~ ~mQve Of ol~erwle Int~l1t~ with any Coveed poundIpmenl (locltKUn ampny relll~ 10l1wllftl ind 001 permk th r ~e 10 be done ~nd

(14) raltt lrom UU1nC lalie mina erob lfse K I 10 i Iln~ Pf~lty 01 I~ 1)1 by 01 IUed at~I1 JO by Iy OIlf1Imeltola mu fielpll I~ncy II elull lhereol

2 CUW~ftI~ u1ltnowledtna undend~ ~I unleS dl fea l~llor blQhl bullbullltdl uch leIOiIen11l topliGi tlyltKludm ttl I~ C JO b proYIdfr1t h gtCuomerlpo I~UI~ Ie pI ltgtvde j lK~ It~ nl Corner~mowIedcu lhlits fitC 10m~ ht tobla~ wlU elilgtte KI 01 any elpontbliity lor~ny Co~ed Equipment bC~kdown 0lt I ny ntC~UiY air o rrFgtlourneot I any Cover ~d Equlpme-nt II CUSICme brehes ItY 01 the t obllltlons KI N aye lhe Ilhl upon Mlen notice to Cullrgtmif to smpend Ilt Seovas unl~ C~tme cua udgt blttadl In a lldliJon ( SI_ rhaC be npornblt lOt f2YInt 0 etmbrfll10 10 inyCOlU Iuodt~ wilh ltoIftUW k uued IJ JUII 01 to( bnil(11 11~Ggte cbl iCltion bull

G INSURANC Clgt$lomllt t11lOfU11Ie 101 oUinin ilt inwran~ (ovtltsectte ~Nt (ull_ be Is nfelillY 10 proUCWIO Cuam propelttY and penol

In 0 on the Ptnlstl Includlnt co-eraJt 10lt ptllon1Inj u tKI propelY dftliilf~ ttlE PAYMENTS CUSTOMER MAICU UNDER tttlSAGRUMENT AAf

NOl ftELATED TDtttE VAlUE OF ttt[ PREMISES CUSTOMERS PROP[RTY OR POSSEnION5 ORTHE PER50N5 OCCUPYING OR AT ANYTIME PRESENT

IH OJ ON TNE fIIEMllU BUT RA1MEII ARE trUrn ON 1M COSt Of THE MnM MID lllE SERIIl(U AHD lAlE INTO CONSIDEJIAOON nn PROHCTION AFFORD EO TO 10 UNOER TtffS AGJIHMlNY CUtOngtC -by elee 10 ~ any Ilatoly 10 nv IVttII or condllion (ustlty (o~c cd bycom~dllIbIHtv iu t1nce (utomc und~oI nd lha l ncltlcr he Se~ rQr the Co~ered Equlllmfnl ~rr dtiI d 10 ~du(r bul nc

el1m te certl ln u13 1(1 doe nat tvrntv I~t nel th lgtt SeIViCI1 I1ltlr Cov~red [liulpm~t i ~ pievcflt Qerwn(ll InulY un~t~orzed entnotgtCe1 or

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JOHNSOt 0 fRe 5 PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL REPREO FDF COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

H INOlMNITV

JCllnd CII~tomel 11It11 full Indemnify he ollgttl Plrty Illd Iu officers bulltffltS dilectOrsbullM tmpioyffl 1Om I ny ~ndn dlmlle p tOIlS and exptllln (clud ~lonJble utOlne-s leest illne OUt of third Pirly dllml demtlndi or lukllor bodily Injury (In(ludl dath) Of cia gc 10 tana1bie pcptny 10 lhe lCIt Irisin OUI 0 Ihe IItCIIamp~e or tnclnllonel mlscOfldutt 0 Ihe Indemnlfyl party Of lIS crnplovlef Of _filli CUSlomer expra tliihl ICI Jtlan be r~bIe 10In)Jry iWnbullbullbull bull 01 ~I only to the IICIttIt uund dlrlaquoly by IC1 nel~MI o Inllntl_ mliConduCi Thl obllJtJonl 01 JCllnd Ctome und Ihllltlt1ion ~ funhtf wbIKI to lealoml tid J ~

I LlMlTAnON OF UAllUTI NEITHER 10 HOR CUSTOMER WILL BE R[5PONSIBlE TO TH OTHER FOR ANY SPECIAl INOIRECT PUNITIVE OR CONSlQUENTlAI DAMAGES (INCLUDiNG BIIT NOT lIMITEO TO LOST PROFITS OR LOll OF BUSNlSS) JCJS TOTAL UAIIUJ TO CUSTOMER FOR DAMAGES R[5ULTlNG JROM AN( CAUSE WHAnOMR SHALL BE UMIT(D TO $2SQDOO IN NO EV(HT SHALl 101 INDEMNifiCATION OBllGATJOH [)(UD TIlE AMOUNTS ALO TO JO UNDER THIS AGIllEMENT OR THE AMOUNT OF INSURANCE IllQUIMD B THIS AGREEMENT WHICHpoundItIl IS GAUnlt CUSTOMUI UNDERSTANDS TltAT)CJ 15 HOT AN INSUIIER RpoundGARJ)tNG THE WORKOIlTIlE SERVICpound$ 0 SHAll HOT BE IIESPON5IBH fOR ANY DAMAGE 011 LOSS nAT MAYflUU~T FIIOM FIliI SAFElYOR SECURITY EQUPMpoundNTTHATfAILS TO PEAFORM PROPERLY 011 FAILS TO PIIMr( A CASUAL all LOSS

J FORa MAlfURE

KIWtLL NOT Bf RfSPON511Ll fOR DAMAGE LOSj INJURV 011 elLA CAUSEDY CONOrtIONS TMAl AAI BFYONDTKE IllASONAlU CCImIOl AHD

WITHOUT THlltnpoundHTlONAlMISOOHOUClOR NlGtlGpoundItCE Of 10 SUCH amomOHSlflCWD[ 80T ARE HOT UMmo TO (AI ACnOf GOO (6)

Am Of GOVtllNM[NT AGpoundNQpoundS Ie) SllIlKl5 (0) LABOR OISPIITpoundS) (f) FIRE If) OPlOSIONS OR CASUAlneuros (G) floIfS (H) VANDAUSM II)

RIOTS 011 WAR IJ)TpoundRROIUSM ANe III UNAVAUBILITYOF PARTS MATpoundRJALS OR SUPPUES

It RUOUJT10N OF DISPUTES 11 3 0l5pu1l rIs~ und~ tIIk _nl tile lelllgtall prom1 ~~ Incod IlIh lbesoIvt well dllputll by ~tIM In1Ie -t dsJ)UU II UIU~ 0 be vcWed eltha- pony whaw the tch IrIltble ltbiI~don by iIinC with lhe AmeltIcn ArbItIoltI oUodallon ~ no olllerlcttlClIon IaI bftn prevlouJly filed upon ftliol 01 the Ifbitnon till AAA Ihllhlw Ihe eOlCIu~W jurlsdlCllon _ the OlspUte Tlluibull11 party mty decide 10 f~e n (Ilon In coun of romDftenl jurbdirtlonl f til (oun f~m II Ihe flntlec1 proctdln flied tIIll tourt Iha have lur~dlaioo ove lhe ~JlUle to the aclulion 0101 rbltrltlon AtbiUlllon Ihln be toooucted In il(cordince wilh the lWn CUrrtnl tbhflllon rules of the IgtnItrlan Artgtilntlon MllaquoilIIon ~OIM wtlitllllon seMel mlJlIatty ampJ1Hd 10 by 1M IoIlt11n ArbIlratlon musl be (~1Ild Ihtll Ibty (60) dayt afw tn oputt submitted 10 artHlllon unlen the j)IoItlH mll I1y et ot~ The ~cI~ed by tn ~alorwi 1M f_land ~I liAlted by 1M bltLmDf may be Int~ed In XUlrcllnce with IppIiQbIe I_In any (oun h-il (ornpe1em jurisdiction jMltty po_llire III 1M 3Ibtrtttlcn or COUrt poem IhII If entilled lOn _d 01 Its rulflMble COIoU In(IudinI 1USOfIIbInomeyJ leu Incurred IS rtwlt 01 tile Oipute CUSTOMER MUST BRlNG ANY CLAIM AGAINST 10 WITHiN ONE (1) YEAR m ER THE ClAIM AROSE If CUSTOMER OOIS NOT CUSTDMR WlU HAVE IRRtvOCASlY WAIVED Irs RIGHT TO SUE 10 ANDOR INSTITUTe OTHER PROCEEOINGS AND ICI SHALL HAVE NO LlA81UTt TO CUSTOMER fOR SUOi CLMM TIME IS Of THE ESSENCE AELATM TO CUSTOMH PUISUING ANf SUCH ClAIM floIE PItOVtSIONS Of TKS AGREEMENT WHICH APLY TO AN (AIMHALl REMAIN IN HFECT EVEN AFTER THE AGREfMtNT IS TfRMNATto 10 AND CtmOMER EACH WANt THEIR RlGIfT 10 A rull

shyl TERMINATION

1 Remote Monnorln $eMCIIS and R~mOte ()pe~lln ScsvIca ma~ be imrntdlitely Clnceled by ellher party il Jels Remote OperIiQn Cenler (onne(lln res Of mOflltorlrlllSlem5l~ cle5trovtd by or ather ClIllopht Of wilt Ihf PlemilllS re sa bS damtBed Ih 1 11 Is IrnpftetaI IO conlinuf StnoIces

2 ellhe INIrty fib 10 perform any 01 Its obIirlon UM hIs Ieem~nl I~t otll jraquony wi prOIII~ -men IOIkt LheeollO lhe )lilly

1I1~ed 10 JHo In dmult Should Ine party alted 10 be Ifl defull 111 to espond I it or like action 10 cvre tIM II~IltI def within 1111 (lOt (lall 01 ~celvln IV lneo notlu the lOti ~rty may le(mlnlle Ihk rument by PIOllldlll ~ten nOl1(1 01 IIJII lermllliU lo n

3 UPQI1 IltIrrIinoUm 01 h ltfeeme~ le r anv rNson aJICmef 1hd PltiY IQ 10 I II UflGitputed _nu 0Wflj IlIrwah Ihe dallt of IIIUOII ~hIn thl (30) cI~ luth lermnl ion (ulier hIIllso prflVlde Jej Utlth RMlIlabe aa 10 the islS tD rem~ IIIe Gflew OtWe ~n~hVfllher JO pro~y ncltoun~tJI Int~on fl~ 0lt iiIlt IIlfIV ~lIlem1S ppUuble Cull 111111be liable fOlt al Iffl COlli and IICPfIfl mil Jet mv Il(u in ltootlKion th I enlOIOlmenl 01 hll tIlIl indlldina wilhoullimatlcln nlIo ble nom lees eltgtnKtton aency lees nil Olin COIoI

4 II he A~re~tot Is for mulljytar telm t~her jMrty nwy termiNle lilt Aeflaquomerll after dI ronl fu ~a of SaMlaquo by I lilt OInr pI no Ie-laquo thIn 10middot1 (151 ~VJ nit oolk laquoNlded h_ th~ (us OfIIted PREMIUM (OVEIlAGE CusIOlttltgtlt Y mlltUle ~~I ontv upon 10$ WIitt~ ~

M ASBESTOS MOlD BIOAHAZARDS AND HALUOOUS MATERtAlS

H~zardoul Mltfrills munl tfrlal ~ wb$llnct hal tIelher by Its N~ or ute II now Of hft defed Of fCula~ hdoubull 1 dOUloUbsltnoUl pc 1 o tOllllmlnlnl vodeIIV 1oG~ 111 01 leclclta l lowbullfCulallon 01 rdinlOtlCll bullbulllalre to or cklfIlUkIamp pUblic and ~ 1l1li and uletytId prateCIIon oj the IMonmen or which iI toIc explosive COfaUvt flammable radloKlhot orclnoCflIk or OIhenoriI haarcloui Of which iI or CfIfI1n1 _oItum psoline died Iud Inother pc1~um hvoilOClrbon produCl or poIYhlori~ bIphtI Hatardoui Matttllls ltlHdllGaltoeluMl makl leulmiddotbaid ptintl bIohIlrdS SIIdIIS but ftOlink~ to 1fCiofIeCl IntI HlIeJtcs-conao1n1nc mwials rACM1 Neither (ulomer nor lCi dlrlll lo or Illkeneel 10undnmiddotakedlren Obllnlolll r~I~li~ (11M klcnllOClllcln Ibuemenl dUnp control ~mo~1 or dlltpoltal o ACM

10 wlB be 1$IgtOtIIbIe 10lt moI 0 cI oos 01 ayen~roous ~Ierl_ls Ihll I ul In provldl lht StMt-es n O H bullbullf(Ioul MaIHllb1 and t~ I fmldllifIn ollllY Iell jlnd by he eI1e of 1(111lt1 MertatI For lit HI~ MltMils Iha may be olteselttl Itgt lacM~h

Johnson ~lcC 2019iQhn$on Cotro~ Inc ControlsComeJ Canfodenllal 00 nr)I COP) (pIIy~ocaIy eectrorcny or n an OIhel mea) Ylnout It ~I~ nnen ptlJJTJ5~ 01 ~C~oIs Inc PagE 38 011

middot PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL t- COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rNomiddotC1 HudOOJ Meritmiddotf (uuome shgt1IIUpply JCI wht 1 iflrornallo~ iflil pm bullbull~1on lt~lllni 10 lilp pre~nlt of lilllrltlOU$ M~ c-rret ij

th ~ilt eJ~nn ~v ff~(1 10 pelt1orm bull e 01 Ih~ s i(~ II Illhft Cnomelt or 10 gtKom ltt 01 ltgtlt UUlfCU U~ I)esellltt 01 Nonmiddoto(l HIIIISo M~ le1$ tIIl Iy ItgtItrlre llh Cr ServIltpoundl II I~U ImmtdllltIy $lOP I~ SoetYl(l Itgt rile I ffffiecl ru ~nd noilly the o thw ~n As btt-en (unome Ind MI Cuu_ hoo_be rtlpor1ible 01 IIISoho n~n ~ e -d diopoinr 01 Honmiddotla Hndou Mele 1$ fom lu rdMIebullbullnd for Ih (medlllion olny reu ImpaetCd by he ret bull bull e of he Hon-CI HUlrdou Mlltrl I~d mul ptwidc ~ cer1lliUlle 01 a balm~nl ~cfore J(I will be obll~lled 10 ~rlorm 0 cnl~ue lIS S~Mco unln 10 ~d letu knowloedae Ihll NonmiddotCI HIardou M~I(II~ were pren nd eted In dl$tfpr d of I~I ~e In wli(h tne 1lJ 1lt1 -11 be (pon lbllil lu ole ~ Othe etMOltlon 0 nmiddot orn Impmed by IlJ leltl~ of 1Idgt Hibullbulldon MlttIIbullbull00111) ( lOme hon In lOponibII II lu ole e~e for the _olI 01 HIbullbullrdous Male 1s INri ~ no bHII r~ieued and fe reie~e~ not nultlnc from Cl1 PtriormallCt ef tilt Serulces CuomN ~hlI ~I~nd ~nd InclomoJlot JO ~Calnl 1 Iol-ifl (o sU damUC I e~~nlel vd claJms ~rnamp 01 lu fa ure 10 (omply with Ihll Sccllcn M

N CUSTOMER DAlA

Cnlomt da la obtillned flom lie SetWltcs II owned by alld 111amp11 btlolt o Cunomer 10 I~ IUIOI illO UI Cl410mellb 10 prcMde Sentlce (lome bcept a lonh IItrlln lei wilt 101 disclose Ie any IhllI Otlty ~ny 1rlISivIltN81 (~nom dlI~ acquled hrouh pelt10IWIIIa 01 Ihe Sttvices Mthout Cul lomer (OnSenl (unomer ilB~e Ihal Jel nd 11 ubleIIrle affillnlnd epproved Ihild ~rty COII111OI5 and de-elopers may collecl nd lJ~e CUllome dll for Iny eaon 10 as ny ee l ule 0I1t1e clall on I dt middotklfn11itd bSII Iha dot nOI p~rsonaMy I~ntily Cullomer or anvlndivd Cuilomelt Igttgteby ~nlJ)O a petu WilcIWkIelfrtvOCable royah lru8unO U modi+ m1PU~Ibull bull WOIoeltIse and 1011

0etMt~wo b frOtnuch dala J(III ~IIM rlClIl$lOlI Inr~ 10_ rbl tJlIltflllll nd produnl C~led as I ew of uerlomnce ofSeMlts

O JCIS INlHLECTUAI PROPERl

10 WM IKtJI d riCh ~ lgtcIltgtltfest 11 yl) woltk orovided 10 Cuslomel IfgttIudlnl ohooI l ilmltiltiOfl ill ~e ~U and objeet cod dorumtnll1ior1 tKllnic Inhwon or dlla 1plaquolflCa1onlnd del bull ltes Impr~mellU 01 mOClllQlooruo 10 r~II1Hmiddot~ and (bJ I(now-How (defined below) e~ b 1(1 In bull (I~eron 01 lhe ~bltt 0 periolfTlfnt ollh Slt~ whth ~n_n 10 1(1 ror 10 Of diVtlom or tiICgyeiI Or ~uire-d In conneCllon with I perormrltt of II obn ioos under lhl ~greemenl Ownership Of eM Oelwblf ~nd KnowHow Ihd veil 00001y In ICJ nld flO Oe~ver~~bullbull1IaII be de~med middotworks mide fo r hlf bull Withoul UtIamp Ihe lenerilily 01 th e fortlal vfSNp 01 ai sool(e nllIS ~ (Ie (Olme of ptriOfnlInamp the le1Vkei I~I reMain the elOCIuIiIIt PlIJIIIlt1V 01 10 FltK purpoltl 01 ihllt AaJr-cmerr middot~nowmiddotHO mean a knohow )jot e It(hnIQ~s (Q ~U mllhoclolocln loobbullbull~Iy i(ll ~pprOKIgtG dltibu~ Odell and dt1m dllcoveriU ad ld~ililnW1ed produCAd by dhelc~d or uelt t)y 1(11 he CfUlon IIlt plovilJcn 01 the o-t~f1b1eI or In the Iltroltnance 01 tho Sltrvkt1 i nel Iny chanee ImplovemenJ or modlfiuHon tlgtereto or deivatlv Ihe reof

P OI6IT lpoundRMS

Any licMM 10 ltgtlt ~h( to ~laquopoundl1 JO IOfWlIrt produW inc dIIlti l e r Cloud tu Dyfth-lMd ulkr till Irelfflflfl b prellldild on 1- telt

corldklons for the iPllllebje loflwr~ groduct Of dlcll or cloud trvlce lei forth btll1wwwJgtgtmQI(QroluQmtgtulk Cleull4itl~I SU(h

aptgtlblt oftw~re podu nd (jjIIIIlervlltes lermsr lncopO ~d by rcferetl(e hcreln

Q Mi~LlAHrOlJS PROVISIONS

1 AW nor l~bullbullequlred IC be amp1vfIfI1bullbullnrundfi hili ~e ifI wrllnt Inc ~11I)e (OtIl(Ieca prcper ~iwn If (II chlMrred In Jlt IOt (b) tlll vi the Unlled 51lei POI~I stvIlte pel1se orepald ftlIlIred 0 tertlfld Mill rflun fclOl requCled (cJ ifni by o~ernlJht del~rv scNiCe ( fidEgt UPS) 01 (dln bvfClIrn~~ ~ m~1I or olnelt el~wonlC mt~nd confimed by (~cslmll e relum mlll or ele~hone

2 TIUs CfNnltnt _ nor be led byCunomoe wtllIc 1(1 k wrgtlIell (0ltgtSe 1(I IN ~ III -eM 10 1amplJr lh eltlnbull bull o_ ethn~erJon firm 0 (OltpOrllon wltheut Cul1omer~ conscm 0(10111 abo lIve 1M Ith Itsor cI1stretlon 10ubconuaa ny ponlon 01 IDe Servl(e TII$ ~retmenllnues 0 he ben~fot of Ind Is appllc ble tc ~ny aS1inees or SUbltOnl etor~ ef telbullnd II blndlnt upon Customer wllh Plaquo110 nld Il-SlttD or ltubculag rs wilh Ite f~e nd tllecl3 n bInltls (uIOme loJel

411 any plcviion of 1M femen Is fgulld t W IMaloC ~ tbullbull1 or unenforceable in ~ny elOtet Ihe lIdlly lealOty ~nd enforcelbillt Ollhe rem~lIinlpltosooru cellUinil htfetll hill flO( In t V wy be Ifeuelt Of irnj)3IleltIthNeOv

S TlIII laquoeemenlI lhe enUre (onl et bltwcM 1(1 nd CU1l0mt1 and ~st~1 ~ny pltlcr or ~ 1 undcfSllndll _itt IIIltIU ~ ro~oII or Olher ommuni(llionl b tween the partIe

ampmiddot(111 dltnowIodllli ~nd ~ bull IIgt IIY jhHdl l c ord~ lucd by Cuilomc In cunllKlon h lhigt laquo~enl iSlnlend only 1D ellMliiSh lnymenllllhof1ry fOl Cr5lont r Inltrn~lluou~I purptllH nd nol be conide1( to be ~ unto llcr Imltfld n1 modlfQtion o OIher IcvlslonlO lhe lenTIl 01111 AtrHment No tem or condition I dud or rfenced In CUIO middot pUdaSll ordl will h~oe ant fOlte elfet and Ih~e ( flU and condillon shall (MUOI (utomr1 ICtcraquoi1ICe of ny SefVicellllJH ltOnltllu lt in I~pncc of these lerm ~nd rolldnions An prO(IOl fo tltkjllo~1 or d~lefe rli ferm~llgtt In CuSlomtrs J)Uf(hue orde-r Cr ny otll elt dOtumenl Inill expresl ~ccP1ed IfI wrlIlIZ by ICI hCfeby objKted 10 nd telaquotCd

711 1I1t( at n~ (hfnlel 10 (uuomero ~tlnl or 0~r3110~f Of I lPlk oOle eEulaIon II ltode u~ bull Of ulW~y t~Ilebullbull I~il mD Iltldy ffeet J(rl peremlnt~ of the S~rvi(eJ or 111 pt1tlrltl ~fel 10 IhU h the ~ht 10 an eQ~IUbl and l~proprlle djuumenl 10 Ihe cope Ie and othe-f llcned Ie 011111 Ag reemenl

Johnson ~p(gt 21)19 Johnson Conll ol1 CU~lome-f Confgtdent Controls 00 -0 eopV 1ptyslQllly eleGl ro~gtCIly OlIn any oiher mft) hou Ihe eXJlress wn llen oerrn$$IOn 01 Joinroon CQntro ~ Irtlt Pag 3e of 42

JOHNSQfJ COtHROlS PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED r 11i COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

ADorNDUM TO PSA TERMS AND CONOITIONS OR MONITORING OF INTRUSION fiRE AND OTHER WpoundTY SYSTEMS

If ~te MOnilOfin StMces bull bull pIktly III(ludtS Ittnol~ lire ~ml 1I~oritl gtlaquov1tv 11111 mooilorint or video monitor ifl lht $COpe 01 wol1lt O (11110 d es tile Aareemenl II hereby madifie1lncl mended to Indude the termlnd prollllioru ollhls Addendu 10 tile PSA 10 Monhorinc 01 InlWolI r lf Mid Sfety So$term (Ihe AI(eNjum QplIlred Irms thaI Ie nol de1if1ed titeln lhirll h~ the melni cJven 10 diem In the lIIlement In Ih _11 of conhicl between the t~rTIltId (omIllions of this Addendum arid those ~inl ln the 111_ the tems (ondttklfls oIlbis Aoddtlldllm st pi~I~

1 kmote MoMorln of AIm SI~nI$ If ICI receiYo an elMfltnCV Itrm Ilen111 Jel Floc Jel IhIoII eeworlo nolhylhe IPJfOprille po~ Or fire deplnfII or other eme1enty panR QG ~iJurlldictlonnd Jel hl tndeVOI 10 IIOtiIyCuIlOmPf or tlsdellllllled repruenlnlve by eltmoll urltss instfU(1e-ltt 10 do OlheAlt by Cllomer In whilll ndot Nltd on l~ndlfd operalln picaduttlfo Ih ROC lCi uJ)OII feeeipi 01 bull lIOnmiddot emeree llenll from lilt Iremll sh ncltlvor 10 nOI11y Citomer ~feMltlve pursUlnl to Cu llemer1 _inen Instructions k faullin to QltmoU or Ie nOlllatlon Cunome ICknowlldlt5 1-111 the sllNIs Irlrumlttld from lhe Iremes will be monltoid In mOllltorlnl ftty not 0~111td by x~ lhe peSOIIIIeIIn _h monltom fldllltf lit nollh I~u 01 10 nor dots KJ IoU I rupDnsibillry Ielt tilt _ tIkh 1Kh Inb w montloed o lhe ttlPOfll( to $udlI1

2 ltemOI Monltotlfll kNkes Irkntllfmote MonllorltlJ SeNlf$ 1M be plaquolded by KJ If lhe ACftrM1II includes dIle 101 wth St~ 11

wm SeMce Is pchtitd 1lt1I nltOI~ mIIf 01 Ilirm 10 lhe Premies and lhe InIIlllchlre Is bIosed on the porcln( iCOq( 10 by lhe Jgt3lttiel wbjea 10 the lerms llId (ondiliolls 01 tills Addendum tie numtIMohllrms produced I I thl1ueloes beyond the COnuXt~ numblaquo of alarml In month (utome wiM tie blWon oleage lea

CommunOllonl Mdbo 0110( acknowlld Iht monkOlinl 01 COIlfelt Equipment requires nnsmlSllon 01 Ilgn~1s 0-1 $urlldad lelephone Iinellndo the Int_I1Id th Ihese moOeI of IIIJllmlslion ltmoV be Inl~rupled ctrofIIYltInled orcompromilrd In whkh cn IIC llMnal ClIO be Insmitttd trom the Pemius 10 thtr nIOfgtileinl fad~ty CUllomt ndenlnd Itltlle II~ lhe noonIOIn latllHy 10 be Willi 01 $lOch tonditlon bull dditlonal or 11tf~ II prol~1on toIIO be inllilled $udI line ItcIity devicn1 (Ullomtr COIllnd epensencr 10 Irlnsmluon Itlephone Ii only Cuslom- etnowtlldl_ II is _ IhIt h _urlty deW _lillie Ind nlnl UpirWy ldenllfied In Sthtdule A bull (qulprnent l ist lin dednrcf to purdlnl well 0tvkI~ Crntomtlt IIlth xkroowIedItllhlt Ulth ddltlonil pClt11on Is not 1rbIe Jot Inltrntl lrlMtOlln1on un6tr thl AIeemtnl

4 flwjUnnccemrry nns StfIlu csls At IOs OP1lOnltllddllIDIIII IN mIy be dwpd lot any m Of unlfQlOSiry SIM Vuil uused Of n=~led bV cUOJftllf 111 ildclklon Cuitomeuhlfl be Illy re$llOflSlb~ncr II1Of1 for fines petllltItsIISISlmInts l3gtes f~ o MH I~ by ~ 10vemmelQ bOCIy lell1lho~ tommolOlctrlloll 01 ~I UlltImiulon COlllptny1l1he rnlllt Ilny Iltie larm Ind ~hin rtlmtgtiwl Kl lor any tom -cUffed by IClln conMCIicll IIgtItewth Cunomer wi opera Ihe l)II toIIeluly ~ ID 1ooId CMOllne fau llimu hIM lIrmi an be ClVled by I _tIM or olher forces ~ he cOIIlrof 01 10 II n ~ number 01 flle Ilium lit cltetved by KJ In MIdllicfl to Y othebull lIb1e (tmedlll 1 111)1e to Jel ICI m v lerminll Ihis amprttmenl Ind discontiny t ny Service(snd leek to cover dmllts If In bullbullent Is dlipolChtd by I _mtnlll l ulhorlty or Olh Iibullbull 10 pond 10 a II~ Ilirm where lh CUIIDme o Iny olher Piny IIIi InlentlonallV xddenoly or rraquolilenlIyKl~led lhe Iam I lInl~ CullonW kaD be Itlportllble lor and PIYnv and1I lell lcrjor fonu lIuled with fUPlaquol 10 lhe fls lImsnd PlY 10 JCJIht Iddltiooal clllrJcs Mid (OIl1lncufftd by It fom I fl lslIlm If lilt CIIIIO_r $11_ M$ 1IXIllHllbie dtvIu Customer IUlIgtorIlti ICI 10 ~I Ille Iemin to tv Ill the ludible device r JO I eqlleued 01 ordltltd ID do lO bltf l_r_II~ lIhbors Dr I~ fist and Cullonle will PlY JOlts standard servIc ct tllule lor Kh well visit PoIIcIIIndes tiIU rePlir of svn1 whlth CIOUS lue diugtoldla _ lobi_ IIlIlngln lhe equljllll6nl nt(esAY f 10 to wpptr the StMces nd euslOmllt wM fWf 1 COlU of JudI malntelaflct At IeUI IIOIIthly CUMO-wi IIISI the V$ltm protea deulces and send lell I 10 the ROC 10 I n monltorin laquoII1Imtn1 I 8WldIIfIct wlthlnswctlons from JO o the Roc CoI_r IIHi to lest lhe monltorlllamp IV$tttnS inc1tIltIinI ttsti anv ultruonlc mlctowwtlnfrared CampPlCliInce or other electronic ~l_nt prior lofle end of tlCh monlhnd will ImmedlJtetv rfllOlllO JCl if the equipment fafls to respend to ttll I wltom IhIoI mike Iny nlaquoIIUry rIj)IIs 1ltOO fttl clP of notice IS Ii rulonlllly prnkll CuWgtmer ~n al an tlmes be oltlv rponslbllt If)lt mainlilninamp Iny Iprln~~r vlem In cod wortInc oflier Ind provide Mfeqlllf hell to lilt PIfI

5 RemQII Monilorinamp Df VIdo MonltoiIl Srvices Oul~ Ih Term JCIl sol lcr only obfilllkln mine fom the In~~11oo of Video MMtorlnC ~Mc In Sctvkt oIfrnf 1hall be 10 monitor thl dlamplIlli 1l KlullIy IKlvtd by JO II tI flOC fom mnn Ollhe VIdeo $oo$lem afld pon receipi 01 a dlllllrillCnllndicU lhirt In fam cOndlticn )lists 10 crravcbullbull as ptlmnltd by II 10 lIol~y lhe police or olh munklplllulhoity deemed approprlale In KJs bsokn dilafllon IndIO well pellOllS Customer 1111 deslampMted In lIlne 10JO 10 rectlvoe nolineiQn cf IlICh IlIrm tondition II WI forth huein HD llarm 1nstI1ti00n ffPIl bullbull tnIInltnall(l or rd IgtOJUeI will be1OVItIed urocSer IhIi Video MDnl~ optlcnJO m~ oul DfIor nollce 10 CUIIDmtlt in _10_lcIbII ~or iltlurtnu _ultur~bullbull II(t d ls(OfIIIne 1Id Dr ltand iii ~ policies and protedurtL

bull Inc~lon nd rDndonlon oIlte VIdeo MonIln shaUbe pt~~d by KJ Wthis AI_nt Iclude$ I cha lOt IIIdro Mkorin~ Se we If ucll Voo MOIIltorln Stltva 11 purthi1e-d IIde(I MOIIlto111lI S~II will Decln when the Video SVSlern II Inlblled and opelltonalbullbullnd when Ih nlltesHry communletllorll COMIKlion Is CQmplcHed NO obIililiOIl lor the provision 01 tI1l~ VidllO Monitorln SeMa w1I laquogtIIInt1l lbest tlQllirmenllm ~

b CstQ lqvlllmut Customtr shall obIalnlllu DWfI CMtnd fgtltPtn~ () thIqulpmenl netenry 10(OrlllKllo 10110( Ind (b) wtutev~ IKtmlnlon permits o tice nHS lIwrl be 0ItUSA fom1 penonl ~111gtDtI1Ie ulltity bull bull nd lIlY ot tilted lervico plt0iId~ In co_aion wIIh Ih ~lYI(el n vIdIo 11 to be IISfd boor 1111 Customer Ii inlltlgtcltod 10 poduct Ad Imrnll video I~a (Ih VIdeo System Imj oillcPemlsti 10 IhltOC Ithe VitIeo System fCl mers no torn~ wJrratIVor fPISnotlon 11 1 Mto NSr will _ate IS ln1enclecf Conto Iulttller IJreoII 11111 notwithillndi V rule o 1IlttIct~tron by tel In dec Svst Ind Video SVSI I~ 10 ihIII ~ no tiPOMIblIity or obIiamplllorocltgt ItCnliO CusIO lhe~ SVlIm 0V other CUlla IIQVI~I

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PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rm ICntI(~ CvllOflCf II _u~hi1 I~ Video SYUCfgtgt ~alecl time lilt poiltloorwd NllouteclSlltll WI II only PlocllK 01 caPlII VIdlaquoI SvlI ionIt cr (ns111M Prcmltsts CUomo ~ IdtqWIwtiotI Ifbullbullbulln~(f1tIamp tondillonJ 101 Ihl OINt~ of the CamuH CUIm~ nb1~tI ltId lCllel t t 10 ~I$d no UItIIfO 0 lHlclpil~ Itllouln c JIOlIlIofgtInamp- lfodfO 1M t1ilW UMffillr(ludill W nol limhecl lo~lttllrlC willi NS loaltiDfU INn 01 pClSOfU In-VIdeo Sysltm l~etJ Y ~pirI or UIMUff

d Cll Customtlt Rw toI rflpltllbk 10 lbe video ~Im ce oduced Of uptur by toe VIdtltgt ~ 11 (gt11_ IQ~ del indemnify Inc hold hl rmIti )(1 M( 011lt tnl1 diectotJ I nc Itmployotfl I bull Inc ~I dmq~ lou (csu and cprnses 1~IucIItIIfI$ON~ UOOneyl lKi) rSOgtamp an or 1IIIrd gtllT IIIoIMI defTIIflCh Of ulu In connKlion lh thr ue (gtptfllion

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C V~oSylltmSIcMIbull WhM fcnalI(Im tM ~S(Iltm II lCeMd KIC$tfWIlhe hI to 1( bull m Zb belort odfoiC 0fIlaquotI1I(y ~lIcn Ind mty CfQOlt nol to notlfv ~tfCY ~10NWl1f II ~I Ulon Ie bellr-c In ill )Olt d-trtIJon III n Imer ency fondillon (lCI~ nOI tlsl 10 ~I filii temPt Ie i~ Ito nUINe ollhltl tmesfltv by ut vI u l yenelnClllon ndlor Iht twO-ayollaquo 111_ iI pploble) of 1M Vldre Sl$IMlIn(lud~ CnOlNlt 1(I1t IIKI detirllI 11111 ergtey (onditJ olUs JO will tfIde_ 10 notify lhe popelt POlice or emet~ry (0II1IC1 on a IIlClllon alln cI In_I by(~omer 10 10 Ot lIS CltnH- WIlen ~~ICfl(y 11 lCe~](1 I bull bull UtpllO coaKI tilt 111 ~ble CII1I01r1If rtprtotllI~Ie orr lilt nCltlLutIOll c~ liS bill fill rIOI nol l l( tmtrlRfKV uLhI~ Ihls notlllcalll)lJ will bI irllh~ I of bullbull o 11 1(1 bull 1 folte ROC ~c~_ lilne c~S1~ fl1~ e~ edlle lhe Q~ IUt Iltgtr Yemerlencv or __~trCt otulJoII the cuHomtr HI nftdO mte IhIs tQIIMlln _kin csl~ IUlhobl$ n IKISIO ~ IU Iettl Ie UJt Itl dlKrltllorgt C_IIII I ~I Ot damp1IlIon 01 11 Pt 0 ptlt$ons en o OUftd 1111 cltfTIht$ who UI nalllUIIorInltI 0 ClrtOmet 10 Will HOT MUST Ott DpoundTAlN MfI tllUON

f tcordlnp CltnIOIOtf COMtllU 10 lbe Ilpe laquo0lt1111amp of ~I Ietph(lnlc tomnICIII bt_ Ihl Pttml~ nd KI lCI wll h no ~ InyIlLilJnIrom laquoordlne fo r bullbull nu 10 ~cd) CIt PlbltCJ11on 01 ampf1WO-Wty WIIrI eamtnamplnlaOOrU oVgttr KOId1 0lt lhelrIi1(1 hili III tidily In c~ wllh VIdeo Svll grllt Vldre SysIHTIIaa IndudI blrt rtClHnllted I e I frltN omltlIlon tOeJamptn(t o 0 1( by JCI CIt olltl oNi( p~ ~I__ lIenu COfltnclon Of tny Olha tIIIrd pan COMtel ie n wIIh e ~tllgt1 fOt 1~ 1ltt 01 ffIOI) ~nsmLilIIon eodilll InltrpOflamp UllOfIl4I 10 VidtO Imltbull

I IIl1k 01 1011 II lIMorntls 10 dgn nol prenl o wIfnl that IIIlt StltvIet1 p_nl nylou by buIII( IIoIdup fire 01 gherwbl CIt 1-1 Ih ~__ In til ua ptOyenide the ptelWIon for WO II is Lnslllld 0lt InIrIOdtcl Of lhaillM ~ will be ninttlpted 0 eUQImiddotf (ltnlome

II d ok It lou 0 cll mi l 10 the ~ belA( mon~t ~~~ to itl (ltntl wlgttlhot bIoIonCInlIDCWiOmtr O111end hM not dt on Inv ItennUliQI1l l ncl wlIes 01 CI CXp Of Implied e(~pt IJ pt(rV loti IOllh In l~ iI AiHmf nl fUr1I1e IxprlIV ~(luded from

IhIs ~I If til wnl lt 01 met(lIlnlabJlilv Of nt Of ulUbifi l f01 ~trtk FUfl)Oie

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JOHn SeN CONTROL PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL REPRf FOP COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

COMPLCTf ~o4JUTY FOR [SllBUSHNG AND MAINTANNGACCESS TO ND USE OF THE NONmiddotAPPIIOVI DTILCO SERVICE FOR CONNECTION TO 11lE AlA~M MONITOIING lQUIPMENT CUSTOM~A FURTHU UNDEFlSTANDS THAT TilE LARM SYSTEM Mr BE UNABLE TO 5(17( THE TILCO SfJlVlCE TO TRANSMIT AN ALJlRM SIGN F ANOTHER CONNECTIONHAS DiSABl EO IS NTIflfERINGwrYH OR BLOOlflG THE CONN(CfION

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Johnson ~liID 2019 JohntOO COfIIloIamp Ire Custom- Coolidenr1I1 Controls Do n~ cop (phy$~ ~ eectltOt1Icell 01 n any otrer m ed o) fIOjt toe elCpl es~ illlten permosslon 01 JOIWon C OIItfol$ Inc Pil~ ~ 42 01 ~ 2

TOWNSHIP OF WORTH Sanilac County MicbigaD 6903 S Lakeshore Rd Lexington Michigan 48450

Telephone (810) 359-8852 Fax (810) 359-7027 F-mail CleTkworthmlorg

PhUlp EssenmacheT sup~JenDifer Staoyer Clerk Jenuifer Woodruff Treasurer Jack Wylie Trustee Walter Badgerow Trustee

RESOlUTION 16-7-20-1

RESOLUTION TO ALLOW WORTH TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF DETROIT EDISON TO OPT ltlUT OF THE SMART METER PROGRAM

Whereas Detrott Edison Company has begun the process of Installing within the boundaries of Worth Township digItal advanced meter infrastructure to be referred 10 in this resolution as smart meters I and

Whereas many township residents have expressed concerns about the Installation of sm art meters on their

homes to Worth Township officials and to the Worth Township Board and

Whereas these residents and Township Board members have expressed concern about the alleged Intrusion

into their respective energy usage attributed to smart meters and

Whereas many residential customers of Detroit Edison Company are concerned that emissions from smart meters may be attributed to serious health problems including but not limited to physiological neurological pulmonary vascular and sensory and

Whereas Michigan House 8i114916 was written to address the above mentioned concerns regarding smart meters and has been forwarded to the Committee on Energy Policy

Now therefore be it resolved that the Township of Worth SanIlac County supports the ability of OTE Energy customers to retain their current analog meters and to opt out of the smart meter program fortheir homes without being subject to financial penalties and additional monthly charges

Now therefore be It further resolved that the Worth Township Board of Trustees strongly encourages State Representative Chairman Aric Nesbitt of the Committee on Energy Policy the Michigan Public Service Commission Attorney General Bill Schuette State Senator Phil Pavlov and State Representative Paul Muxlow to take all regulatory procedures needed to investigate alJthe aforementioned InformatJon and concerns for the health safety and welfare of our cItizens and Inhabitants

Board Adoption

This Resolution shall become effective on the date of Its adoption by the Worth Township Board

RESOLVED this O dayof j~ 010lw

ATIEST AS TO ADOPTION BY THE WORTH TOWNSHIP BOARD

$0 Resolved

Date 07- 2 D- b

Supervisor Philip G Essenmacher

~ Oerk Jennifer Stanyer

Motion to Adopt made by Board Member ~Yl)) Second by Board Member lAhxJtttff

Nay AbsentAye

Philip Essenmacher Supervisor

Jennifer Stanyer Clerk

Jennifer Woodruff Treasurer

Jack Wylie Trustee

Walter Badgerow Trustee

I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and complete copy of a resolution adopted by the Township Board

of Worth County of Sanilac Michigan at a Budget Meeting held onj~ 00 f OIQlli and that said meeting was given pursuant to ad In full compliance with the Open Meetl Act being PA 267 of 1976 and that the minutes of said meeting were kept and have been made available as required by said Act

Jennifer $tanyer - Clerk

Village of Reese Resolution No 13-14-01

A RESOLUTION ADDRESSING SMART METERS IN THE VILLAGE OF REESE

WHEREAS the teon Smart Meter often refers to an eleCOidty meter but it also may mean a device measuring natural gas or water consumption and

WHEREAS many communities across the country have joined forces to prohibit smart meters from being Installed locally mostly upon the notice ofhigher energy bills (Cost) illness (Health)forced installation ofmeter(lnvasion into Home) Privacyissues(4th Amendment right to Reasonable Expectation of Privacy) Safety and Liability and

WHEREAS on March 4 2013 the Planning Commission for the Village of Reese passed Resolution No 2013~02 that recommended that the Village Council consider takingjormal action to notify and ban allfuture use aSmart Meters within the VillQJe ofReese and

WHEREAS the Village Council believes that additional information relating to the use of smart meters 1n the Village of Reese needs to be compiled prior to making a definitive deCision with respect to banning the use ofthe devices NOW

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that at a regularly scheduled meeting of the Reese Village Counal being held on May 13 2013 ) a quorum being present a motion was made by KEAST and second by FIELBRANDT to place a moratorium on the use of ~smartmeterswithin the village limits for a period of six (6) months so that the Planning Commission can continue studying the matter AND

BE iT FURTHER RESOLVED tbatthe copies of this resolution be mailed to aD utility companies who provide electric gas and water services to the VIllage of Reese

Vote

Ayes 7 Nays 0 Abstain 0 Absent 0

ft(Z~iJlage Clerk

(MmeUmmbers Pnrlcialaobscii OM ~1llUser Rcentsl Mtlvm )ul1eMilier Attclll Plfks Wlniam WaiterS

City Clerk l1wUlCi M Smilh

Admmismllwc A$~ Oid Voo Cum

CITY OF BROWN CITY A Progressive Industrial and Agricultural Community

4205 Main Street Post Office Box 99 Brown Cily Michigan 48416()099 Phone (810) 346middot2325 Fax (810)3463802 el11lil brownctygrealtllIkesne

CITY OF BROWN CITY Resolution Number 16-04

A RESOLUTION TO THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION EXPRESSING THE BROWN CITY COUNCILS CONCERN WITH THE

INSTALLATION OF DTE ENERGY SMART METERS AND A REQUEST TO EXPLORE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY EFFECTS

WHEREAS OTE Energy has begunlhe installation ofnew mele to CU$lomers in Michigan ThumtNlleA oommunities~ replacing existing meters with srcaUed Smart meters that is electric meters which viH broadcast information to the utility company using radio frequencies and

WHEREAS DTE Energy has indicaled thaI il will at some point begin installotion of Smart mete in the City of Brown City and

WHEREAS Smart mel provide benefit 10 utilities by allowing remole meter reading by among other things eiiminating the need for someone to go onto each utility customers property to read a meter and possibly offering residents lower electric rates at non~peak times and

WHEREAS a significant number ofpeople including residents or the Cil) of Brown City have expressed heir roucems 10 this Council hom potential health effects ofthe Smart melers as well tIS other concerns regarding lheir universal deployment in the City and

WHEREAS although the City COlmcil is inforoted that it is without jurisdiction to directly regulate Smart meters exclusive jurisdiction over them residing with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) the City Council believes it is appropriate to assist its citizens in obtaining consideration of their issues by requesting careful review thereof by tbe MPSC

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROWN CITY that

I The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perform a careful analysis fbe potential health and safety effilltts which may result from the univernal installation of Smart meters for electric and gas utilities

2 The MPSC is further requested to consider delaying the deployment of Smart mete pending a conclusion by the MPSC following coreful study lJd review that such met are safe and will have neither short-term nOr tong~term negative consequences to the health of the citizens of the City of Brown city and the State of Michigan generally

City amp1 BC(lwu City H6illurion )6-(14

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3 The MPSC is asked to carefully examine other concerns regarding tbe deployment of Smart meters as may be sllbmilled 10 them by Tcside nls of the City of Brown Cily and lhe Stale of Michigan so as to insu re that all aspects or the issues are considered before final dctennination is mnde with respect 10 such deplo)111enl

4 The MPSC is funher asked to consider requi ring public lllilit ies to allow customers with appropriate medica l docwnellHll ion of their ind ividualized risks to opt out of SmOtrl me ter installation at their homes

5 The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perfoml a ca reful analysis ofrhe potential privacy issues regard ing available and fut ure SOlan meter technology

6 All resol Ulions inconsistent with [he foregoing resolut ion be and the same h~reby an repealed to the c-tent of such inconsi stency

The fo regoing Resolul ion was ofJered on May 9 20J 6 by Councilmember William Nailers and seconded by Counci l member Dan Loulzenhiser There folloed a Ro ll Call VOle with four (4) Councilmembers present eM Jacobson -alSlnl eM Louzenhiser-yes eM Mclvorycs eM Milkr-yes eM Parks-absent eM Wal(~rsmiddotyes

Abs(ltlining ~

Ab~enl ~

A QUORUM BFING PRESENT - MOTION DECLARED CARRIED

I Juonii a M Smilh (ily Clerk o(the City or Brown Cit) hereby cen iry thallhe foregoing is tru and complelc copy orn resolutiOlllldoplcd by rhe Cily Counc il o r th~ government ofrhc City of Brown City County orSonilac Sl3te of Michigan al a regular mecting hcld on May 9 2016 and thai said m~etin ~ was conducted M d public notice of sa id mecling WaS given pursuam to and in fuJI compliance with Ih Oren Meelings Act bein Ac t 267 Public ActS o( Michigan 1976 and thaI the mimlles of ~a id meeting Wlfe kepi nnd ill be U f have been made available as requ ired by said Act

---1 L ~ r f - ~ _-7~~----~_ -c lt-1 JUClnilil M Smi th City Cleek City or Brown City Sanilac Count y Michigltln

lt 11 or Brown e ll) Rcsoluliun 16 middotJ~

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RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THEAlIIUrv OF Clrv IEStDENTS AND PROnIffY OWNERS TO EUlCITO OPTmiddotOUT OF RECEMNG

ADVANCED UTilITY MmRS (SMART METElISl

The followIng preamble and resolution were offered by Coundlmember ~1 i t hoe J ~rL_~ and SlIpp-orted bV Councflmemher ~~__k Ll pa n __~

WHEREAS OTE Energy SVIARl meters (SMART rn~ters) are 0lltidern electrIc metirs which end elect(ic meter readings dutomatlcaty bv using a radio frequency nehvorK rather than 11 uarlitronal on-site ~te( reading method lind

WHEREAS DTt fnargys actively Installing SMART meters throughout southeastern Mlchigan And has recently moaJfed 11

latter to the City of caro pemin1na to the ability of City residents to opt-our of f(Celving a SMART meter and

WHEREAS a numberQf CIty residents have exprltssed tomems regarding negative health conditIons that may reson from the use of SMART meters the a(CUuKY ofSMART meters and the possibmty that th~ uS of SMART meters may contribute to Ute loss of personal Jlrivacy aod

WHEREAS the Mict~an Public SeNke ComPlisston has receotlydedded to lnvesligate seve-fal Il$pea$ pertalnloji to the use and installation of SMART metm and

WHOtpoundA5 the Mlthigan Public Service Commission tlSi a tompomml cf this lmt~stigation is requesting thai utmW comPanles disclose Information rega-rdltli tM po-tential adverse hearth effects associated with (he use of SMART metetS and

WHEREAS th~ City of CarD Council i$ charged with securing and defendioe the overall health safety_ aod welfare of the ldenU of the aiy and their guests

NOW THEREFORE BE rr RESOlVED that the City of (arc Council her) supports the abillty of Its residents and property owoe~ to elect to o-pt-out of receiving SMART meters m$taIJed

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Cam Coune supports the invGSlgat1ltm by the Mkhigan Public Servlce Commission of SMART meters

THIS RESOLUTiON DECLARED ADOPTED nus 5 DAV OF August 20131 ClerkITreasufac of 1M City of Cam State of Michigan do hereby certify tNt thE foraolng Resolution was duly adopted by the City of cam Council during its regular meeting Mid in the Municipal BunOlng in the Clty of Carcent on August 2013

Resolution It 16-201~ June 6 2016

RESOumON A RESQUJTiON SUPPORTING MfCHIGAN HOUSE BtLl4916 OR SIMIlAR IEGtsJATlON AND SUPPORTING THE AmUTY OF TOWNHSIP R6U)poundNTS TO CHOOSE TO HAVE AN ANALOG EtECTfUC AND GAS MEml RATHER THAN ASMART (ADVANCEtll MErE

WHEREAS smart meters are computerized electr1c meters that send electric meter readings to the utility via radiofrnquency radiation multiple times per day and

WHEREAS analog meters are manualJy read electromechanical meters that have accurately

measured the electrtc consumption of homes and busfnessesfor over acentury and

WHEREAS DTE Energy (the utility) is repiaclng exJs1ing utility meters with smart (oka advanced or AM) meters and

WHEREAS DTE EnelY plans to replace all meters with either the fully functioning smart meier orthe smart meter with the radlofrequency turned off (opt-out meter) and

WHEREAS the opt~()ut meter must be manoa read In the same way analog and nooshytransmitting digital meters must be read and

WHEREAS the IItl1ity in fts testimony berore the Pub1c $ervlce CQmmission in U-17053 has stated that the nonMtransmltting smart meter performs no functions not already performed by the analog electric meter and

WHEREAS the utility charges the residentJa customer $6720 to have the norHransmitting opt-out smart meter In place of the fully functionIng smart meter and

WHEREAS the cost of lealllng In piace an existing analog meter is $000 thus creating an unnecessary charge on the customer who does not wish to have a smart meter on their home Or business and

WHEREAS some persons on fixed lncomesare unable to afford the opt-out fees and

WHEREAS the utlJlty does not permit businesses to opt out and

WHEREAS1 citIzens of this oommunity have expressed many concerns about this replacement Including concerns about the health effects of mdlofrequency radIation and the voltage transients and harrnonfcs (line noise) generated by smart meters concerns about privacy and hacking concerns about fire safety and fire hazards concerns about Impending time-ofltse rates and resultant increases In electric bills and conterns aoout remote shut-off and

WHEREAS many residents in the State of Michigan have reported negative health symptoms after the installation of smart electric meters or rnm-transmittlng opt-out meters on their homes and

WHEREAS some residents of the State of Michigan have reported that their smart meter has cau~ht fire or exploded or have reported flickering lights and appliance short-outs Immediately after a smart meter was installed and

WHEREAS the Township of Vassar has worked tirelessly to attract positive Investment while rejecting those that put our health environment and quality of life at risk and

WHEREAS the Vassar Township Board of Trustees ts charged with securing and defending the overatl health safety and welfare of the residents of the Township and their guests and

WHEREAS the electromagnetic frequencies emitted and generated bV these meters have been snown by tens of thousands of scientific studies since the 19305 to harm biological systems and therefore may pose a serious long~term threat to the health of our cltlzensj and

WHEREAS customers with a disability under the Americans with DlsabIHtles middotAct may not be charged for accommodation of their disability and

WHEREAS both the nonmiddottransmittlng smart meter and the analog meter accurate IV measure electricity usage and whereas both must be read by a meter reader therefore making them indlstlngulshable for purposes of metering customer electrical usage and

WHEREAS smart meters have not been mandated by the federal or state government and

WHEREAS our Township is committed to providIng equal opportuntty and quality of rife for all and to removing full barriers to participation In public nfe on the basts of dlsabnity and

WHEREAS OTE has been unresponsive to these customer concerns and

WHEREAS House 81114916 would address these concerns without Impacting the utilitys ability to Install smart meters on the homes and busInesses of those who want a smart meter

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Vassar Township Board of Trustees supports the ability of OTE customers to not partidpate in the smart meter program on their homes and businesses and to have their electricity usage measured by an analog meter without suffering financial penalties or Incurring monthly charges as outlined in House 81114916 and that an analog option be offered in perpetuity to all uttllty customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar TownshIp Board ofTrustees calls upon the Chair of the House Energy Policy Committee the members oftne Energy Polhy Committee the state representative for our dlstrtct the state senator for our district the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Attorney General to do all In their power to ensure passage of House 81114916 and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar Township Soard ofTrustees calis upon the above-mentioned persons and governmental entitles If House 81114916 Is not passed in this legtslative session to do all In their power to ensure passage of legislation In the future that will ensure that utility customers have the right to have an anakJg meter on their homes or

middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

Vassar Township Clerk ~~--=-~

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AI ortmiddotpe~ kWh ClIpadly EIIOIJ O9COC per kWh Non-Capadty Cnor1V bull4J5lC kWh

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oN_V(O1 ~Chalt~ bull $5(l per mollh Oistrll)Jioll kWn CY al-roond) bull543(X per kWl1

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MId-jMk MOIIdiy bull nidi) 1 am to 3 pm 7 pm to n pm AI mId-oeak kWh

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(Crtlieal PHIl _ ts cIInIQ on-pfU Worodly rriGay1o eo hours IIlaquo VN~ IIrtIttI ___ notl~)

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Novembtf Ihrovfjh May -sl 20 kWh per dIy

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Delivery CNiroes 5efvice (halVe $750 per rnonl h RIA Credit middot $750 per monlh Di5tribvtlon kWhbullbull 543OC per kWh

Time of Day Rate-

On-peak h(Wrs MonCJay-rriday n Um 10 7 pm Power Supply CnarQes June through Octo~r

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Mi(1)eilk MoIIdIlY friday am to 3 pm amp 7 pm to I pm All midpeak kWh

Capacity poundnerQy bullbullbull bullbullbull bullbull Aoose per kWh Non-tapaclty Enerqy bullbull bull 4Q49 per kWh

Off-peak 11 pm to 7 am and all day Saturday Sunday and desiQna~ holidays

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(Critical Puk events dJrlnQ on-puk hours MondayshyFriday Ilmlto to eo lIours per year with ~vance notite

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November through May (IrS 20 ~Wh per dat

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ~ VII sect28 33

sect 9 Compensation of county officers

Sec 9 BoampTds of s upervisors shan have exclusive power to fix the oomp officers not otherwise provided by law

runory Cocst 1963 All VII 9 Elf J I I 9amp yo ConrlNd amp CMII 1908ArI VllJ fR

sect 10 Removal of county seat

Sec 10 A county seat once established shall not be removed until the place nlch it is proposed to be moved shall be designated by two-thirds of the members of the board of supervisors and a majority of the electors voting thereon shall have a pproved the proposed locatioD in the manner prescribed by law

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sect 11 Indebtedness limitation

Selt 11 No Cltlunty shall incur any indebtedness which shall increase its total debt beyond 10 percent of its assessed valuation

lfiwry Cmol 1963Att VII tllEft Jan i 1i64 Fo e cmtltutlon s Conn 1906 Art vrn U 2

sect 12 Navigable streams permission to bridge or dam See 12 A oavigable stream shall not be hridged or dammed without permission granted by

the board of supervisors or the county as provided by law which pennission shall be subject to such reasonable compensation and otheT conditions as may seem best sui ted to safeguard the rights and interests of the county and political subdivisions the rein

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sect 13 Consolidation of counties approval by electors Sec 13 Two or more contiguous counties may combine into a Slagle county if approved in

each affected county by a majority of the electors voting on the quest ion IIUtDrr- eo t 1961Arr Vl t 13 Ell J 1 1964

sect 14 Organization and consolidation of townships Sec 14 The board of supervisors of each organized county may organize and consolidate

townships under restrictions and limitations provided by law Hi~ Coru 1963Arr VIto I~ ErrJLIgt 1 100-1 Fo CoGMI~U 01lJ See eoru 1908 Art Vlll us

sect 15 County intervention-in public utllity service and rate proceedings

x Sec 15 Any county when authotized by its board of supervisors sha ll have the authority to enter or to intervelle in any action or certificate proceeding involving the services charges or rates or any privately owned public utili ty furnishing services or collJJlodities to rate payers within the county

W O Coogt J961 Att VT I t iS Ell J I 19amp1

sect 16 Highways bridges culverts airports road tax limitation Sec 16 The legis lature may provide for the laying ou t construction improvement and

maintenance of highways bridges culverts and airports by the state and by the counties and townships thereof acd may authorize counties to take charge aod cootrol of auy highway within thei r limits ror such purposes The legislature may provide tbe powers and duties of Counties in relation to bighways bridges culverts and airports may provide ror county road commissioners to be appointed or elected with povers and duties provided by law The ad valorem property tax imposed for road purposes by any county shall not eltceed in any year one-half or one percent of the assessed valuation for the preceding year

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

~~~ Jodi Fetting

Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

AittpAcs Policy GIOlp Airsp $iIViClWl us )epCfIrren ul T(Qrspo~ltrlto-

8GO lndeperdenoe Avenue SW WtW1Irglo DC 7059

Federal Aviation AdrninStrotion

JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

2

Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

3

Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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JOHIJ ( S PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL REI P r COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

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(h) d 01 fny Idndlnrllldln bul not Ilmlld 10 ~ C ltlOlt1II Ir1jltJ V dutll opetty mit ~rd 1M ~om of 111 0 i( fliultitIC from

bull Iue mllase Ittlons Idjunme nts ill~U tombiNtlons rnoolfklllorn 0 repoalrJ 10 CO-etCd pound4I1pmen1 nOI ~rf01mtd ptovlaed 0 i9J1fowd Inwlt~ by ICI

bull eluEp ment nOI c~ed by IIIIs tg eement o-r II~CIvntflUi mad e to (ovl td lqulpmenl

bull I CIS 0 omlsslonl 01 the Cullom Iudl but not Ike d 10 1iHi fi ll of lhe (ulOme 10 fulflI lhe 0m ObUtlonl IrId Commllts to Jete) dulbed In ~ctlon f Oll Ms rttt OpefatOl erro CUltOmtTmiddot IIW I 10 (Onduel tgtffltfll~ lnllni n I isulU~ fom CU ltomerl prellous denlll of 10 ItClSS to the C_ed Equipment uld Cullomers f~IIye 10 knp the Sill (lein 1M Iitt 01 dull 111 01 ollie IAniclef a debris ~ sucll CDndilionslre prously txpressJv Itknowledled by JO 11I _1t1flamp

bull siltgt- eliled Ind tlWlromtenl1 rolldillolU IntludJnc but flOl ~mlted 10 POIIfI tllvrs Oll(ul i loni in eleclliul cufTMi (or -~t $UCI) 00 biQhlltdS Wth u but fIOI ~rnlled 10 Lelonc lllo IlIoclIled wilh COnd_l wllI (0011 lower systems ad subcompo~n l Iylleml

D ~AYMNT DIJUGAl1DN

CulIIme Ihal Ply 1M lcts wtl du1n KCOfdlIltt wIIh Int PIYfJItIII It ml prald td lor In lhe llIeemeI Such PIIymtnl II cond~1oP pc~tdnl to 10 ablellon 0 perlam StMcu under 1M e-emtnt In lu v lillny pvchlle o d elllKllo lhi eeme-nl bullbull nd ~~hstancl Ul4le 10 Iht tom theltein Cuslomtr tkAOWledIIOO ftel thlt IofIdU JO IrwoIces 10 an meum _teIhln $15000 lhall be ~Id a nlt wire t~fe check Of money order If IhII rume-n11s rertoedlCttl1 ovide (tmametwlth IlOlite olillyIdjUllmtnlS In the ConllKl Prict appfltlblt 10 Mff_1I period no r Ihn IOflYmiddotfWtjS)dltIys 11lt10lt 10 tIgtt totNMnoemcnl oll~illenewit 1Dcl UnonlOAlaquo In_theetmt at lelll hfTyI30) dIys prior 10 Iht 11( of fuch bullbull~I peiodIN ICfJusled price IIIbull bull bctlht prlre 10 ~ Itn il perlod

E WARftArffiES

JO warrants IIJ $Ic wUI te provided In ood ~d orkmDnllkt mlnner for 90 dyI Irom the elite of Se k ti I Jel eltc ives rlnen nollt e 01 a

Johnson ~j(C 21)19 JOIlnSOo CUols b e Customer COrlidellfrlll Controls Do ~ 0l0Y fphYSllll1 eletrorucaJy or 111) Ch(gt mampoiI) 111OUt (ou)t8$$ wel ~m H()n of JOIn$on CoIIoi s Ic P aglt ~601 42

I r PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

bf Ch of Ihi warranty Pl io to the e nd o f this flinty jlnod Jel III -perlOm any no~-tonlor~~ S ~Nilt~ e t no addl11on~1 (~ r8e hhl~ a ltonvn 1y tU5QMble Itm~ of I~ nOIIIllt llon

Jet 1gt lhoit eqvlpmfnl mnuIanued o I~dd bgtj 10 (ilofl fnc 11IiI1 It Irom dellaquou in mIII~ 1 and k hlp 1 lnlam normlluutelOI I period of90dS 1110 1ngtl11J o fumih bullbull pleOI 01 CQulpmenl utl(k tNs Alemen ilnd lhat eQulpmenl Ii cov~red brl nty fom m tnktunr ot~ INn CI 10 wf l llnSI~1 the benefits cl th lt m-nufgtltlue(J waranty it any to Custome and 11 amy lemediebull ~ n clu1III 101 lhal equipment AI ttnJj)OItlkwI (hoi tnwred In _ lion wi(h Ihr wrinty 101 eCllOpmeol1 IftdO 1~1s nol _wd undshythis AeerntnllNtl be bDn~ byCuJIO b eept as poided heern II Jel oltelves in nOlice 01 I ~ ee~ 01 I~b ~rmty PIlot to t~ end 01 tllh rruy pelod JCI will ttPlIr o eplate (n )(1 OPtio nl Ih e delMliv~ equl pmenl

Tllele _nl do II(It IJttend 10 tty ~ltW 01 eltlul~n lhal have bfton rnllUied bull bull Ite ed Or repared byC1I0 CI O IlIItd INfl iel Ihoul 1M supelVi1on 01 nd 110lt lltn Ippt(lvll olIO o WJCI ~t num~ or ranty d tul W bwn rmowd or alured AJ replaccd parts Ct equrgtnMn1 h1 become JCI pro~rty Thb ~rtntv is 1101 lu~b~ W~ nty J~ ~ be provldfd dulnn ncrmal bUllneu hOUlI IXCludll hoII(Ivs The r-dti I fonh hilrtln shltl be to(II~ nd eoltclU1ive medywltllCltlrdllo ny wlfrt nty ( 1lm under thlgt AallefMtlt Anv uit huN _lIIe rrltltv mun be lItauhl no III mn orgtamp II) ~a ftlr lile txPtloon ollhr pplicllble ffanty ~Iod Thlgt IIm(ttUon Is In IItu cr Iny olhe IPPrlublf mlult or 1Imh~1I01 CUSTOM~R FURTHfR ACKHOWLIDGU oVoID AGREfJ THAT THUt WARIUJffifS Aif ICIS SOU WAlIRANTlES ANDTOTHf MAXIMUM [)(TENT PpoundftMrrrEO UNDERAPPUCABLE LAW ARE IN U[U Of All OTMER WAftRANTlES pound)(pRpound$S OFlIMPUED INClUDINGtIT NOT lIMITED TO TlfOSf OF MERCHAHTA8IUTY AND FITNESS fOR A PlRTICI)LAR ftJRPOH

f CUSTOMEROIIUGATIONS AND COMMITMENTS TO ICI

1 Cuc~ wtt~l lt M ~ JCIr) WOOmIIlion (Onnltnlne conoilion of lhe CovtfeO Eqv ~ment TI Cvstom agnfS nd ~ntl

lhll 6tin 11Ie Tffm of IhI AItirnenl Cu crne will 11 oprr1 the Cevtttd [ol~menl ~codin8 10 th~ mnulanu~1 atldor CI co ~nduonl

01 up ~lt I~ I rgtd CUtten work Ic Ind motion boutt~e Co~erfd EQltrlpmenl crommended bt th e nufCuH ~Mor J(I

DJ 1I00Ii(k a n MlIQU 1e on_ 101Covw E4Uipm t ~ ftltommended by Ihr nufw1u~ Ntdor K~ Includili but 01 limited 10 dequal~ electllc~1 pOw~ ie IU~ lit COIGitionnt1Id ~umldltycontro

(4) oo ri ly JCI lovn~ile1y 01 ~ nv CowCd Equlpm~ nl mllunCtion Iliu kdown o other condllion ~fleclltg Ihe oper11on of tht Cowrt d f qulpfltf1

(5) prOjf ICI It~ nl arct1l 10 lis Pem isegt a nd Cevelti Equ~nl 1 ~H UJonIbIe tId nEU1IJf lmn for IIgte perforttIfICt olt~ e 5elVicu

(6) alo JCI 10 ~~ iod SlOP ~ erodialy hm off or otherwlle C~IIle c temponrily lupend eqvlpmenl Of)eratioru oc Ihll)(1 an perform Ihe ~le-aui~ uoder ~ AceemcIII

(]I M af)dlable ~Iovtd t JlIo~e oondc-n~ coollfll t_r 1raquoiIr wa ter lUlrnenl lor IN proper function (II Co_ed E Ilmc-nld prot ect a~lnll ~ nV elonm~nllllssu~ a nd IOllae of biohulld lueh 3$ but not IIm~ e d to leclonell

(III un iIlId jIIoperl itl and Itl~ Itttr u1on 11 lm t_ tUh nlpoundhl or II uth cfNr Ie Custo hili clo~ the PWllfl

(9 O~I1n I M~n Jke nc jIrnilgt ~qulred lor ~d DoloV I~ tlelt u~lecI ~ h theServlu

(lOI noullrJC I immedi ately 01 fly cmed ~deauacv~ 01 1~Iur r cl th t Co 1 Equlpmenl 01 othr condl lon ffenlna the optallen 01 Ihe Cored hulpmenl

(II) fumlVlny nelteu 110 C ~ I na ~~101 olflle$ 1$ peme (111 poperty maintain pall se Mlte Ind utt I~e 101111 operalion olny olh property sYStem Qqulpmenl or dtYlte o (usto m or 0111 to wtkh the Covered [Qpment mav De ilUacled or eCMK led In UCordinct wi1h mltlnuaclur~bullbulleornmend~tlcnt InlUr lfle elme ou1ltenll c the lequlemeltIU o lny Ie o6l i bu u ~encv 01 ocllttIIO~1u hiviC ll6iction thteol

131 IIOIt~mpet IVTt ~ ~ker Id)u l ~ dllturb I~ ~mQve Of ol~erwle Int~l1t~ with any Coveed poundIpmenl (locltKUn ampny relll~ 10l1wllftl ind 001 permk th r ~e 10 be done ~nd

(14) raltt lrom UU1nC lalie mina erob lfse K I 10 i Iln~ Pf~lty 01 I~ 1)1 by 01 IUed at~I1 JO by Iy OIlf1Imeltola mu fielpll I~ncy II elull lhereol

2 CUW~ftI~ u1ltnowledtna undend~ ~I unleS dl fea l~llor blQhl bullbullltdl uch leIOiIen11l topliGi tlyltKludm ttl I~ C JO b proYIdfr1t h gtCuomerlpo I~UI~ Ie pI ltgtvde j lK~ It~ nl Corner~mowIedcu lhlits fitC 10m~ ht tobla~ wlU elilgtte KI 01 any elpontbliity lor~ny Co~ed Equipment bC~kdown 0lt I ny ntC~UiY air o rrFgtlourneot I any Cover ~d Equlpme-nt II CUSICme brehes ItY 01 the t obllltlons KI N aye lhe Ilhl upon Mlen notice to Cullrgtmif to smpend Ilt Seovas unl~ C~tme cua udgt blttadl In a lldliJon ( SI_ rhaC be npornblt lOt f2YInt 0 etmbrfll10 10 inyCOlU Iuodt~ wilh ltoIftUW k uued IJ JUII 01 to( bnil(11 11~Ggte cbl iCltion bull

G INSURANC Clgt$lomllt t11lOfU11Ie 101 oUinin ilt inwran~ (ovtltsectte ~Nt (ull_ be Is nfelillY 10 proUCWIO Cuam propelttY and penol

In 0 on the Ptnlstl Includlnt co-eraJt 10lt ptllon1Inj u tKI propelY dftliilf~ ttlE PAYMENTS CUSTOMER MAICU UNDER tttlSAGRUMENT AAf

NOl ftELATED TDtttE VAlUE OF ttt[ PREMISES CUSTOMERS PROP[RTY OR POSSEnION5 ORTHE PER50N5 OCCUPYING OR AT ANYTIME PRESENT

IH OJ ON TNE fIIEMllU BUT RA1MEII ARE trUrn ON 1M COSt Of THE MnM MID lllE SERIIl(U AHD lAlE INTO CONSIDEJIAOON nn PROHCTION AFFORD EO TO 10 UNOER TtffS AGJIHMlNY CUtOngtC -by elee 10 ~ any Ilatoly 10 nv IVttII or condllion (ustlty (o~c cd bycom~dllIbIHtv iu t1nce (utomc und~oI nd lha l ncltlcr he Se~ rQr the Co~ered Equlllmfnl ~rr dtiI d 10 ~du(r bul nc

el1m te certl ln u13 1(1 doe nat tvrntv I~t nel th lgtt SeIViCI1 I1ltlr Cov~red [liulpm~t i ~ pievcflt Qerwn(ll InulY un~t~orzed entnotgtCe1 or

Johnson $](C 2019 J~on Cofol~ Inc CUllOf1ef CogtIodetll Controls Do rI() copy (pIIys eamplly eleW cay 0lt In a ny othel ltTtf)Crl) rlncul Ina t p-eu Iter Jl(flrISion 01 John~ Conrolamp I~ P8g~ f 0142

JOHNSOt 0 fRe 5 PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL REPREO FDF COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

H INOlMNITV

JCllnd CII~tomel 11It11 full Indemnify he ollgttl Plrty Illd Iu officers bulltffltS dilectOrsbullM tmpioyffl 1Om I ny ~ndn dlmlle p tOIlS and exptllln (clud ~lonJble utOlne-s leest illne OUt of third Pirly dllml demtlndi or lukllor bodily Injury (In(ludl dath) Of cia gc 10 tana1bie pcptny 10 lhe lCIt Irisin OUI 0 Ihe IItCIIamp~e or tnclnllonel mlscOfldutt 0 Ihe Indemnlfyl party Of lIS crnplovlef Of _filli CUSlomer expra tliihl ICI Jtlan be r~bIe 10In)Jry iWnbullbullbull bull 01 ~I only to the IICIttIt uund dlrlaquoly by IC1 nel~MI o Inllntl_ mliConduCi Thl obllJtJonl 01 JCllnd Ctome und Ihllltlt1ion ~ funhtf wbIKI to lealoml tid J ~

I LlMlTAnON OF UAllUTI NEITHER 10 HOR CUSTOMER WILL BE R[5PONSIBlE TO TH OTHER FOR ANY SPECIAl INOIRECT PUNITIVE OR CONSlQUENTlAI DAMAGES (INCLUDiNG BIIT NOT lIMITEO TO LOST PROFITS OR LOll OF BUSNlSS) JCJS TOTAL UAIIUJ TO CUSTOMER FOR DAMAGES R[5ULTlNG JROM AN( CAUSE WHAnOMR SHALL BE UMIT(D TO $2SQDOO IN NO EV(HT SHALl 101 INDEMNifiCATION OBllGATJOH [)(UD TIlE AMOUNTS ALO TO JO UNDER THIS AGIllEMENT OR THE AMOUNT OF INSURANCE IllQUIMD B THIS AGREEMENT WHICHpoundItIl IS GAUnlt CUSTOMUI UNDERSTANDS TltAT)CJ 15 HOT AN INSUIIER RpoundGARJ)tNG THE WORKOIlTIlE SERVICpound$ 0 SHAll HOT BE IIESPON5IBH fOR ANY DAMAGE 011 LOSS nAT MAYflUU~T FIIOM FIliI SAFElYOR SECURITY EQUPMpoundNTTHATfAILS TO PEAFORM PROPERLY 011 FAILS TO PIIMr( A CASUAL all LOSS

J FORa MAlfURE

KIWtLL NOT Bf RfSPON511Ll fOR DAMAGE LOSj INJURV 011 elLA CAUSEDY CONOrtIONS TMAl AAI BFYONDTKE IllASONAlU CCImIOl AHD

WITHOUT THlltnpoundHTlONAlMISOOHOUClOR NlGtlGpoundItCE Of 10 SUCH amomOHSlflCWD[ 80T ARE HOT UMmo TO (AI ACnOf GOO (6)

Am Of GOVtllNM[NT AGpoundNQpoundS Ie) SllIlKl5 (0) LABOR OISPIITpoundS) (f) FIRE If) OPlOSIONS OR CASUAlneuros (G) floIfS (H) VANDAUSM II)

RIOTS 011 WAR IJ)TpoundRROIUSM ANe III UNAVAUBILITYOF PARTS MATpoundRJALS OR SUPPUES

It RUOUJT10N OF DISPUTES 11 3 0l5pu1l rIs~ und~ tIIk _nl tile lelllgtall prom1 ~~ Incod IlIh lbesoIvt well dllputll by ~tIM In1Ie -t dsJ)UU II UIU~ 0 be vcWed eltha- pony whaw the tch IrIltble ltbiI~don by iIinC with lhe AmeltIcn ArbItIoltI oUodallon ~ no olllerlcttlClIon IaI bftn prevlouJly filed upon ftliol 01 the Ifbitnon till AAA Ihllhlw Ihe eOlCIu~W jurlsdlCllon _ the OlspUte Tlluibull11 party mty decide 10 f~e n (Ilon In coun of romDftenl jurbdirtlonl f til (oun f~m II Ihe flntlec1 proctdln flied tIIll tourt Iha have lur~dlaioo ove lhe ~JlUle to the aclulion 0101 rbltrltlon AtbiUlllon Ihln be toooucted In il(cordince wilh the lWn CUrrtnl tbhflllon rules of the IgtnItrlan Artgtilntlon MllaquoilIIon ~OIM wtlitllllon seMel mlJlIatty ampJ1Hd 10 by 1M IoIlt11n ArbIlratlon musl be (~1Ild Ihtll Ibty (60) dayt afw tn oputt submitted 10 artHlllon unlen the j)IoItlH mll I1y et ot~ The ~cI~ed by tn ~alorwi 1M f_land ~I liAlted by 1M bltLmDf may be Int~ed In XUlrcllnce with IppIiQbIe I_In any (oun h-il (ornpe1em jurisdiction jMltty po_llire III 1M 3Ibtrtttlcn or COUrt poem IhII If entilled lOn _d 01 Its rulflMble COIoU In(IudinI 1USOfIIbInomeyJ leu Incurred IS rtwlt 01 tile Oipute CUSTOMER MUST BRlNG ANY CLAIM AGAINST 10 WITHiN ONE (1) YEAR m ER THE ClAIM AROSE If CUSTOMER OOIS NOT CUSTDMR WlU HAVE IRRtvOCASlY WAIVED Irs RIGHT TO SUE 10 ANDOR INSTITUTe OTHER PROCEEOINGS AND ICI SHALL HAVE NO LlA81UTt TO CUSTOMER fOR SUOi CLMM TIME IS Of THE ESSENCE AELATM TO CUSTOMH PUISUING ANf SUCH ClAIM floIE PItOVtSIONS Of TKS AGREEMENT WHICH APLY TO AN (AIMHALl REMAIN IN HFECT EVEN AFTER THE AGREfMtNT IS TfRMNATto 10 AND CtmOMER EACH WANt THEIR RlGIfT 10 A rull

shyl TERMINATION

1 Remote Monnorln $eMCIIS and R~mOte ()pe~lln ScsvIca ma~ be imrntdlitely Clnceled by ellher party il Jels Remote OperIiQn Cenler (onne(lln res Of mOflltorlrlllSlem5l~ cle5trovtd by or ather ClIllopht Of wilt Ihf PlemilllS re sa bS damtBed Ih 1 11 Is IrnpftetaI IO conlinuf StnoIces

2 ellhe INIrty fib 10 perform any 01 Its obIirlon UM hIs Ieem~nl I~t otll jraquony wi prOIII~ -men IOIkt LheeollO lhe )lilly

1I1~ed 10 JHo In dmult Should Ine party alted 10 be Ifl defull 111 to espond I it or like action 10 cvre tIM II~IltI def within 1111 (lOt (lall 01 ~celvln IV lneo notlu the lOti ~rty may le(mlnlle Ihk rument by PIOllldlll ~ten nOl1(1 01 IIJII lermllliU lo n

3 UPQI1 IltIrrIinoUm 01 h ltfeeme~ le r anv rNson aJICmef 1hd PltiY IQ 10 I II UflGitputed _nu 0Wflj IlIrwah Ihe dallt of IIIUOII ~hIn thl (30) cI~ luth lermnl ion (ulier hIIllso prflVlde Jej Utlth RMlIlabe aa 10 the islS tD rem~ IIIe Gflew OtWe ~n~hVfllher JO pro~y ncltoun~tJI Int~on fl~ 0lt iiIlt IIlfIV ~lIlem1S ppUuble Cull 111111be liable fOlt al Iffl COlli and IICPfIfl mil Jet mv Il(u in ltootlKion th I enlOIOlmenl 01 hll tIlIl indlldina wilhoullimatlcln nlIo ble nom lees eltgtnKtton aency lees nil Olin COIoI

4 II he A~re~tot Is for mulljytar telm t~her jMrty nwy termiNle lilt Aeflaquomerll after dI ronl fu ~a of SaMlaquo by I lilt OInr pI no Ie-laquo thIn 10middot1 (151 ~VJ nit oolk laquoNlded h_ th~ (us OfIIted PREMIUM (OVEIlAGE CusIOlttltgtlt Y mlltUle ~~I ontv upon 10$ WIitt~ ~

M ASBESTOS MOlD BIOAHAZARDS AND HALUOOUS MATERtAlS

H~zardoul Mltfrills munl tfrlal ~ wb$llnct hal tIelher by Its N~ or ute II now Of hft defed Of fCula~ hdoubull 1 dOUloUbsltnoUl pc 1 o tOllllmlnlnl vodeIIV 1oG~ 111 01 leclclta l lowbullfCulallon 01 rdinlOtlCll bullbulllalre to or cklfIlUkIamp pUblic and ~ 1l1li and uletytId prateCIIon oj the IMonmen or which iI toIc explosive COfaUvt flammable radloKlhot orclnoCflIk or OIhenoriI haarcloui Of which iI or CfIfI1n1 _oItum psoline died Iud Inother pc1~um hvoilOClrbon produCl or poIYhlori~ bIphtI Hatardoui Matttllls ltlHdllGaltoeluMl makl leulmiddotbaid ptintl bIohIlrdS SIIdIIS but ftOlink~ to 1fCiofIeCl IntI HlIeJtcs-conao1n1nc mwials rACM1 Neither (ulomer nor lCi dlrlll lo or Illkeneel 10undnmiddotakedlren Obllnlolll r~I~li~ (11M klcnllOClllcln Ibuemenl dUnp control ~mo~1 or dlltpoltal o ACM

10 wlB be 1$IgtOtIIbIe 10lt moI 0 cI oos 01 ayen~roous ~Ierl_ls Ihll I ul In provldl lht StMt-es n O H bullbullf(Ioul MaIHllb1 and t~ I fmldllifIn ollllY Iell jlnd by he eI1e of 1(111lt1 MertatI For lit HI~ MltMils Iha may be olteselttl Itgt lacM~h

Johnson ~lcC 2019iQhn$on Cotro~ Inc ControlsComeJ Canfodenllal 00 nr)I COP) (pIIy~ocaIy eectrorcny or n an OIhel mea) Ylnout It ~I~ nnen ptlJJTJ5~ 01 ~C~oIs Inc PagE 38 011

middot PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL t- COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rNomiddotC1 HudOOJ Meritmiddotf (uuome shgt1IIUpply JCI wht 1 iflrornallo~ iflil pm bullbull~1on lt~lllni 10 lilp pre~nlt of lilllrltlOU$ M~ c-rret ij

th ~ilt eJ~nn ~v ff~(1 10 pelt1orm bull e 01 Ih~ s i(~ II Illhft Cnomelt or 10 gtKom ltt 01 ltgtlt UUlfCU U~ I)esellltt 01 Nonmiddoto(l HIIIISo M~ le1$ tIIl Iy ItgtItrlre llh Cr ServIltpoundl II I~U ImmtdllltIy $lOP I~ SoetYl(l Itgt rile I ffffiecl ru ~nd noilly the o thw ~n As btt-en (unome Ind MI Cuu_ hoo_be rtlpor1ible 01 IIISoho n~n ~ e -d diopoinr 01 Honmiddotla Hndou Mele 1$ fom lu rdMIebullbullnd for Ih (medlllion olny reu ImpaetCd by he ret bull bull e of he Hon-CI HUlrdou Mlltrl I~d mul ptwidc ~ cer1lliUlle 01 a balm~nl ~cfore J(I will be obll~lled 10 ~rlorm 0 cnl~ue lIS S~Mco unln 10 ~d letu knowloedae Ihll NonmiddotCI HIardou M~I(II~ were pren nd eted In dl$tfpr d of I~I ~e In wli(h tne 1lJ 1lt1 -11 be (pon lbllil lu ole ~ Othe etMOltlon 0 nmiddot orn Impmed by IlJ leltl~ of 1Idgt Hibullbulldon MlttIIbullbull00111) ( lOme hon In lOponibII II lu ole e~e for the _olI 01 HIbullbullrdous Male 1s INri ~ no bHII r~ieued and fe reie~e~ not nultlnc from Cl1 PtriormallCt ef tilt Serulces CuomN ~hlI ~I~nd ~nd InclomoJlot JO ~Calnl 1 Iol-ifl (o sU damUC I e~~nlel vd claJms ~rnamp 01 lu fa ure 10 (omply with Ihll Sccllcn M

N CUSTOMER DAlA

Cnlomt da la obtillned flom lie SetWltcs II owned by alld 111amp11 btlolt o Cunomer 10 I~ IUIOI illO UI Cl410mellb 10 prcMde Sentlce (lome bcept a lonh IItrlln lei wilt 101 disclose Ie any IhllI Otlty ~ny 1rlISivIltN81 (~nom dlI~ acquled hrouh pelt10IWIIIa 01 Ihe Sttvices Mthout Cul lomer (OnSenl (unomer ilB~e Ihal Jel nd 11 ubleIIrle affillnlnd epproved Ihild ~rty COII111OI5 and de-elopers may collecl nd lJ~e CUllome dll for Iny eaon 10 as ny ee l ule 0I1t1e clall on I dt middotklfn11itd bSII Iha dot nOI p~rsonaMy I~ntily Cullomer or anvlndivd Cuilomelt Igttgteby ~nlJ)O a petu WilcIWkIelfrtvOCable royah lru8unO U modi+ m1PU~Ibull bull WOIoeltIse and 1011

0etMt~wo b frOtnuch dala J(III ~IIM rlClIl$lOlI Inr~ 10_ rbl tJlIltflllll nd produnl C~led as I ew of uerlomnce ofSeMlts

O JCIS INlHLECTUAI PROPERl

10 WM IKtJI d riCh ~ lgtcIltgtltfest 11 yl) woltk orovided 10 Cuslomel IfgttIudlnl ohooI l ilmltiltiOfl ill ~e ~U and objeet cod dorumtnll1ior1 tKllnic Inhwon or dlla 1plaquolflCa1onlnd del bull ltes Impr~mellU 01 mOClllQlooruo 10 r~II1Hmiddot~ and (bJ I(now-How (defined below) e~ b 1(1 In bull (I~eron 01 lhe ~bltt 0 periolfTlfnt ollh Slt~ whth ~n_n 10 1(1 ror 10 Of diVtlom or tiICgyeiI Or ~uire-d In conneCllon with I perormrltt of II obn ioos under lhl ~greemenl Ownership Of eM Oelwblf ~nd KnowHow Ihd veil 00001y In ICJ nld flO Oe~ver~~bullbull1IaII be de~med middotworks mide fo r hlf bull Withoul UtIamp Ihe lenerilily 01 th e fortlal vfSNp 01 ai sool(e nllIS ~ (Ie (Olme of ptriOfnlInamp the le1Vkei I~I reMain the elOCIuIiIIt PlIJIIIlt1V 01 10 FltK purpoltl 01 ihllt AaJr-cmerr middot~nowmiddotHO mean a knohow )jot e It(hnIQ~s (Q ~U mllhoclolocln loobbullbull~Iy i(ll ~pprOKIgtG dltibu~ Odell and dt1m dllcoveriU ad ld~ililnW1ed produCAd by dhelc~d or uelt t)y 1(11 he CfUlon IIlt plovilJcn 01 the o-t~f1b1eI or In the Iltroltnance 01 tho Sltrvkt1 i nel Iny chanee ImplovemenJ or modlfiuHon tlgtereto or deivatlv Ihe reof

P OI6IT lpoundRMS

Any licMM 10 ltgtlt ~h( to ~laquopoundl1 JO IOfWlIrt produW inc dIIlti l e r Cloud tu Dyfth-lMd ulkr till Irelfflflfl b prellldild on 1- telt

corldklons for the iPllllebje loflwr~ groduct Of dlcll or cloud trvlce lei forth btll1wwwJgtgtmQI(QroluQmtgtulk Cleull4itl~I SU(h

aptgtlblt oftw~re podu nd (jjIIIIlervlltes lermsr lncopO ~d by rcferetl(e hcreln

Q Mi~LlAHrOlJS PROVISIONS

1 AW nor l~bullbullequlred IC be amp1vfIfI1bullbullnrundfi hili ~e ifI wrllnt Inc ~11I)e (OtIl(Ieca prcper ~iwn If (II chlMrred In Jlt IOt (b) tlll vi the Unlled 51lei POI~I stvIlte pel1se orepald ftlIlIred 0 tertlfld Mill rflun fclOl requCled (cJ ifni by o~ernlJht del~rv scNiCe ( fidEgt UPS) 01 (dln bvfClIrn~~ ~ m~1I or olnelt el~wonlC mt~nd confimed by (~cslmll e relum mlll or ele~hone

2 TIUs CfNnltnt _ nor be led byCunomoe wtllIc 1(1 k wrgtlIell (0ltgtSe 1(I IN ~ III -eM 10 1amplJr lh eltlnbull bull o_ ethn~erJon firm 0 (OltpOrllon wltheut Cul1omer~ conscm 0(10111 abo lIve 1M Ith Itsor cI1stretlon 10ubconuaa ny ponlon 01 IDe Servl(e TII$ ~retmenllnues 0 he ben~fot of Ind Is appllc ble tc ~ny aS1inees or SUbltOnl etor~ ef telbullnd II blndlnt upon Customer wllh Plaquo110 nld Il-SlttD or ltubculag rs wilh Ite f~e nd tllecl3 n bInltls (uIOme loJel

411 any plcviion of 1M femen Is fgulld t W IMaloC ~ tbullbull1 or unenforceable in ~ny elOtet Ihe lIdlly lealOty ~nd enforcelbillt Ollhe rem~lIinlpltosooru cellUinil htfetll hill flO( In t V wy be Ifeuelt Of irnj)3IleltIthNeOv

S TlIII laquoeemenlI lhe enUre (onl et bltwcM 1(1 nd CU1l0mt1 and ~st~1 ~ny pltlcr or ~ 1 undcfSllndll _itt IIIltIU ~ ro~oII or Olher ommuni(llionl b tween the partIe

ampmiddot(111 dltnowIodllli ~nd ~ bull IIgt IIY jhHdl l c ord~ lucd by Cuilomc In cunllKlon h lhigt laquo~enl iSlnlend only 1D ellMliiSh lnymenllllhof1ry fOl Cr5lont r Inltrn~lluou~I purptllH nd nol be conide1( to be ~ unto llcr Imltfld n1 modlfQtion o OIher IcvlslonlO lhe lenTIl 01111 AtrHment No tem or condition I dud or rfenced In CUIO middot pUdaSll ordl will h~oe ant fOlte elfet and Ih~e ( flU and condillon shall (MUOI (utomr1 ICtcraquoi1ICe of ny SefVicellllJH ltOnltllu lt in I~pncc of these lerm ~nd rolldnions An prO(IOl fo tltkjllo~1 or d~lefe rli ferm~llgtt In CuSlomtrs J)Uf(hue orde-r Cr ny otll elt dOtumenl Inill expresl ~ccP1ed IfI wrlIlIZ by ICI hCfeby objKted 10 nd telaquotCd

711 1I1t( at n~ (hfnlel 10 (uuomero ~tlnl or 0~r3110~f Of I lPlk oOle eEulaIon II ltode u~ bull Of ulW~y t~Ilebullbull I~il mD Iltldy ffeet J(rl peremlnt~ of the S~rvi(eJ or 111 pt1tlrltl ~fel 10 IhU h the ~ht 10 an eQ~IUbl and l~proprlle djuumenl 10 Ihe cope Ie and othe-f llcned Ie 011111 Ag reemenl

Johnson ~p(gt 21)19 Johnson Conll ol1 CU~lome-f Confgtdent Controls 00 -0 eopV 1ptyslQllly eleGl ro~gtCIly OlIn any oiher mft) hou Ihe eXJlress wn llen oerrn$$IOn 01 Joinroon CQntro ~ Irtlt Pag 3e of 42

JOHNSQfJ COtHROlS PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED r 11i COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

ADorNDUM TO PSA TERMS AND CONOITIONS OR MONITORING OF INTRUSION fiRE AND OTHER WpoundTY SYSTEMS

If ~te MOnilOfin StMces bull bull pIktly III(ludtS Ittnol~ lire ~ml 1I~oritl gtlaquov1tv 11111 mooilorint or video monitor ifl lht $COpe 01 wol1lt O (11110 d es tile Aareemenl II hereby madifie1lncl mended to Indude the termlnd prollllioru ollhls Addendu 10 tile PSA 10 Monhorinc 01 InlWolI r lf Mid Sfety So$term (Ihe AI(eNjum QplIlred Irms thaI Ie nol de1if1ed titeln lhirll h~ the melni cJven 10 diem In the lIIlement In Ih _11 of conhicl between the t~rTIltId (omIllions of this Addendum arid those ~inl ln the 111_ the tems (ondttklfls oIlbis Aoddtlldllm st pi~I~

1 kmote MoMorln of AIm SI~nI$ If ICI receiYo an elMfltnCV Itrm Ilen111 Jel Floc Jel IhIoII eeworlo nolhylhe IPJfOprille po~ Or fire deplnfII or other eme1enty panR QG ~iJurlldictlonnd Jel hl tndeVOI 10 IIOtiIyCuIlOmPf or tlsdellllllled repruenlnlve by eltmoll urltss instfU(1e-ltt 10 do OlheAlt by Cllomer In whilll ndot Nltd on l~ndlfd operalln picaduttlfo Ih ROC lCi uJ)OII feeeipi 01 bull lIOnmiddot emeree llenll from lilt Iremll sh ncltlvor 10 nOI11y Citomer ~feMltlve pursUlnl to Cu llemer1 _inen Instructions k faullin to QltmoU or Ie nOlllatlon Cunome ICknowlldlt5 1-111 the sllNIs Irlrumlttld from lhe Iremes will be monltoid In mOllltorlnl ftty not 0~111td by x~ lhe peSOIIIIeIIn _h monltom fldllltf lit nollh I~u 01 10 nor dots KJ IoU I rupDnsibillry Ielt tilt _ tIkh 1Kh Inb w montloed o lhe ttlPOfll( to $udlI1

2 ltemOI Monltotlfll kNkes Irkntllfmote MonllorltlJ SeNlf$ 1M be plaquolded by KJ If lhe ACftrM1II includes dIle 101 wth St~ 11

wm SeMce Is pchtitd 1lt1I nltOI~ mIIf 01 Ilirm 10 lhe Premies and lhe InIIlllchlre Is bIosed on the porcln( iCOq( 10 by lhe Jgt3lttiel wbjea 10 the lerms llId (ondiliolls 01 tills Addendum tie numtIMohllrms produced I I thl1ueloes beyond the COnuXt~ numblaquo of alarml In month (utome wiM tie blWon oleage lea

CommunOllonl Mdbo 0110( acknowlld Iht monkOlinl 01 COIlfelt Equipment requires nnsmlSllon 01 Ilgn~1s 0-1 $urlldad lelephone Iinellndo the Int_I1Id th Ihese moOeI of IIIJllmlslion ltmoV be Inl~rupled ctrofIIYltInled orcompromilrd In whkh cn IIC llMnal ClIO be Insmitttd trom the Pemius 10 thtr nIOfgtileinl fad~ty CUllomt ndenlnd Itltlle II~ lhe noonIOIn latllHy 10 be Willi 01 $lOch tonditlon bull dditlonal or 11tf~ II prol~1on toIIO be inllilled $udI line ItcIity devicn1 (Ullomtr COIllnd epensencr 10 Irlnsmluon Itlephone Ii only Cuslom- etnowtlldl_ II is _ IhIt h _urlty deW _lillie Ind nlnl UpirWy ldenllfied In Sthtdule A bull (qulprnent l ist lin dednrcf to purdlnl well 0tvkI~ Crntomtlt IIlth xkroowIedItllhlt Ulth ddltlonil pClt11on Is not 1rbIe Jot Inltrntl lrlMtOlln1on un6tr thl AIeemtnl

4 flwjUnnccemrry nns StfIlu csls At IOs OP1lOnltllddllIDIIII IN mIy be dwpd lot any m Of unlfQlOSiry SIM Vuil uused Of n=~led bV cUOJftllf 111 ildclklon Cuitomeuhlfl be Illy re$llOflSlb~ncr II1Of1 for fines petllltItsIISISlmInts l3gtes f~ o MH I~ by ~ 10vemmelQ bOCIy lell1lho~ tommolOlctrlloll 01 ~I UlltImiulon COlllptny1l1he rnlllt Ilny Iltie larm Ind ~hin rtlmtgtiwl Kl lor any tom -cUffed by IClln conMCIicll IIgtItewth Cunomer wi opera Ihe l)II toIIeluly ~ ID 1ooId CMOllne fau llimu hIM lIrmi an be ClVled by I _tIM or olher forces ~ he cOIIlrof 01 10 II n ~ number 01 flle Ilium lit cltetved by KJ In MIdllicfl to Y othebull lIb1e (tmedlll 1 111)1e to Jel ICI m v lerminll Ihis amprttmenl Ind discontiny t ny Service(snd leek to cover dmllts If In bullbullent Is dlipolChtd by I _mtnlll l ulhorlty or Olh Iibullbull 10 pond 10 a II~ Ilirm where lh CUIIDme o Iny olher Piny IIIi InlentlonallV xddenoly or rraquolilenlIyKl~led lhe Iam I lInl~ CullonW kaD be Itlportllble lor and PIYnv and1I lell lcrjor fonu lIuled with fUPlaquol 10 lhe fls lImsnd PlY 10 JCJIht Iddltiooal clllrJcs Mid (OIl1lncufftd by It fom I fl lslIlm If lilt CIIIIO_r $11_ M$ 1IXIllHllbie dtvIu Customer IUlIgtorIlti ICI 10 ~I Ille Iemin to tv Ill the ludible device r JO I eqlleued 01 ordltltd ID do lO bltf l_r_II~ lIhbors Dr I~ fist and Cullonle will PlY JOlts standard servIc ct tllule lor Kh well visit PoIIcIIIndes tiIU rePlir of svn1 whlth CIOUS lue diugtoldla _ lobi_ IIlIlngln lhe equljllll6nl nt(esAY f 10 to wpptr the StMces nd euslOmllt wM fWf 1 COlU of JudI malntelaflct At IeUI IIOIIthly CUMO-wi IIISI the V$ltm protea deulces and send lell I 10 the ROC 10 I n monltorin laquoII1Imtn1 I 8WldIIfIct wlthlnswctlons from JO o the Roc CoI_r IIHi to lest lhe monltorlllamp IV$tttnS inc1tIltIinI ttsti anv ultruonlc mlctowwtlnfrared CampPlCliInce or other electronic ~l_nt prior lofle end of tlCh monlhnd will ImmedlJtetv rfllOlllO JCl if the equipment fafls to respend to ttll I wltom IhIoI mike Iny nlaquoIIUry rIj)IIs 1ltOO fttl clP of notice IS Ii rulonlllly prnkll CuWgtmer ~n al an tlmes be oltlv rponslbllt If)lt mainlilninamp Iny Iprln~~r vlem In cod wortInc oflier Ind provide Mfeqlllf hell to lilt PIfI

5 RemQII Monilorinamp Df VIdo MonltoiIl Srvices Oul~ Ih Term JCIl sol lcr only obfilllkln mine fom the In~~11oo of Video MMtorlnC ~Mc In Sctvkt oIfrnf 1hall be 10 monitor thl dlamplIlli 1l KlullIy IKlvtd by JO II tI flOC fom mnn Ollhe VIdeo $oo$lem afld pon receipi 01 a dlllllrillCnllndicU lhirt In fam cOndlticn )lists 10 crravcbullbull as ptlmnltd by II 10 lIol~y lhe police or olh munklplllulhoity deemed approprlale In KJs bsokn dilafllon IndIO well pellOllS Customer 1111 deslampMted In lIlne 10JO 10 rectlvoe nolineiQn cf IlICh IlIrm tondition II WI forth huein HD llarm 1nstI1ti00n ffPIl bullbull tnIInltnall(l or rd IgtOJUeI will be1OVItIed urocSer IhIi Video MDnl~ optlcnJO m~ oul DfIor nollce 10 CUIIDmtlt in _10_lcIbII ~or iltlurtnu _ultur~bullbull II(t d ls(OfIIIne 1Id Dr ltand iii ~ policies and protedurtL

bull Inc~lon nd rDndonlon oIlte VIdeo MonIln shaUbe pt~~d by KJ Wthis AI_nt Iclude$ I cha lOt IIIdro Mkorin~ Se we If ucll Voo MOIIltorln Stltva 11 purthi1e-d IIde(I MOIIlto111lI S~II will Decln when the Video SVSlern II Inlblled and opelltonalbullbullnd when Ih nlltesHry communletllorll COMIKlion Is CQmplcHed NO obIililiOIl lor the provision 01 tI1l~ VidllO Monitorln SeMa w1I laquogtIIInt1l lbest tlQllirmenllm ~

b CstQ lqvlllmut Customtr shall obIalnlllu DWfI CMtnd fgtltPtn~ () thIqulpmenl netenry 10(OrlllKllo 10110( Ind (b) wtutev~ IKtmlnlon permits o tice nHS lIwrl be 0ItUSA fom1 penonl ~111gtDtI1Ie ulltity bull bull nd lIlY ot tilted lervico plt0iId~ In co_aion wIIh Ih ~lYI(el n vIdIo 11 to be IISfd boor 1111 Customer Ii inlltlgtcltod 10 poduct Ad Imrnll video I~a (Ih VIdeo System Imj oillcPemlsti 10 IhltOC Ithe VitIeo System fCl mers no torn~ wJrratIVor fPISnotlon 11 1 Mto NSr will _ate IS ln1enclecf Conto Iulttller IJreoII 11111 notwithillndi V rule o 1IlttIct~tron by tel In dec Svst Ind Video SVSI I~ 10 ihIII ~ no tiPOMIblIity or obIiamplllorocltgt ItCnliO CusIO lhe~ SVlIm 0V other CUlla IIQVI~I

Johnson Ip(1 2019 Jonnson ConIeMs 111( ClSlomClI COnmill Controls Donor COfgtI iOhyseaUr eIetroncady OJ1M any o~ ~d) snour In )(lie u n)( ptfTllJSoOno JlhlisOft CorjoI l roe PageOol~2

PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rm ICntI(~ CvllOflCf II _u~hi1 I~ Video SYUCfgtgt ~alecl time lilt poiltloorwd NllouteclSlltll WI II only PlocllK 01 caPlII VIdlaquoI SvlI ionIt cr (ns111M Prcmltsts CUomo ~ IdtqWIwtiotI Ifbullbullbulln~(f1tIamp tondillonJ 101 Ihl OINt~ of the CamuH CUIm~ nb1~tI ltId lCllel t t 10 ~I$d no UItIIfO 0 lHlclpil~ Itllouln c JIOlIlIofgtInamp- lfodfO 1M t1ilW UMffillr(ludill W nol limhecl lo~lttllrlC willi NS loaltiDfU INn 01 pClSOfU In-VIdeo Sysltm l~etJ Y ~pirI or UIMUff

d Cll Customtlt Rw toI rflpltllbk 10 lbe video ~Im ce oduced Of uptur by toe VIdtltgt ~ 11 (gt11_ IQ~ del indemnify Inc hold hl rmIti )(1 M( 011lt tnl1 diectotJ I nc Itmployotfl I bull Inc ~I dmq~ lou (csu and cprnses 1~IucIItIIfI$ON~ UOOneyl lKi) rSOgtamp an or 1IIIrd gtllT IIIoIMI defTIIflCh Of ulu In connKlion lh thr ue (gtptfllion

IQaotI poaklon 01 th ~~11rITI ~nd the VldN ~I Imn tllllt theft 0lIl Indu dklbull bull ot 1gt01 11mI1 10 Jny (elm Of ~ Pflt$DII ckpkteclln bull Vlcko Sytt ~bullbull 11I(1Jd1 bill IIOt 1oll d 10 Iny ~m by 11 ~1l0n 1 his 0lt lor tr h~1 Ifl~ IrwcIN 0 Inlrudd upon 0lt lib 0lt M ~kltft h~1 bfen rnIgtpp ~~led Any dulyen I ebf~ln I~C (OI1Jtf1I D ~lSle oIny ~tSOI1 Oerrltled In I Vldto SYSIIm ImI Ie Iu 1111 er he IIUMH 10 be dPIlIeltl ~d rnlmina O olllole UIa d Ille I 10 dt1t1Wgt d (ompy- lid 1IppJabil LaWl qltIlallanl Hmlltd rod olhe obllptJolllhlt 10000m 1M It~ PfO~ M d elnlalsl ltivOdeoo uptu d-kl such ti 0 VIdltto Syslem drc but not IIm~ed 10 nodrtIon It t~1 Vdeo S I il m ut A th Prtfnlws sII be til lele Fanslbllil oIl~e CUJlomc JCI eel 10 rNkf VIO SIIm 1m1nlNbl 10 Cunenl1l rgtd upOn lhel C1De(tllie ~utl leI mk~1 fig Pfembe wau1 or eprtsenlihen a 10 Ille I~ntlll eillm till II tltln Vodeo Imall or Ihe QulIl therea

C V~oSylltmSIcMIbull WhM fcnalI(Im tM ~S(Iltm II lCeMd KIC$tfWIlhe hI to 1( bull m Zb belort odfoiC 0fIlaquotI1I(y ~lIcn Ind mty CfQOlt nol to notlfv ~tfCY ~10NWl1f II ~I Ulon Ie bellr-c In ill )Olt d-trtIJon III n Imer ency fondillon (lCI~ nOI tlsl 10 ~I filii temPt Ie i~ Ito nUINe ollhltl tmesfltv by ut vI u l yenelnClllon ndlor Iht twO-ayollaquo 111_ iI pploble) of 1M Vldre Sl$IMlIn(lud~ CnOlNlt 1(I1t IIKI detirllI 11111 ergtey (onditJ olUs JO will tfIde_ 10 notify lhe popelt POlice or emet~ry (0II1IC1 on a IIlClllon alln cI In_I by(~omer 10 10 Ot lIS CltnH- WIlen ~~ICfl(y 11 lCe~](1 I bull bull UtpllO coaKI tilt 111 ~ble CII1I01r1If rtprtotllI~Ie orr lilt nCltlLutIOll c~ liS bill fill rIOI nol l l( tmtrlRfKV uLhI~ Ihls notlllcalll)lJ will bI irllh~ I of bullbull o 11 1(1 bull 1 folte ROC ~c~_ lilne c~S1~ fl1~ e~ edlle lhe Q~ IUt Iltgtr Yemerlencv or __~trCt otulJoII the cuHomtr HI nftdO mte IhIs tQIIMlln _kin csl~ IUlhobl$ n IKISIO ~ IU Iettl Ie UJt Itl dlKrltllorgt C_IIII I ~I Ot damp1IlIon 01 11 Pt 0 ptlt$ons en o OUftd 1111 cltfTIht$ who UI nalllUIIorInltI 0 ClrtOmet 10 Will HOT MUST Ott DpoundTAlN MfI tllUON

f tcordlnp CltnIOIOtf COMtllU 10 lbe Ilpe laquo0lt1111amp of ~I Ietph(lnlc tomnICIII bt_ Ihl Pttml~ nd KI lCI wll h no ~ InyIlLilJnIrom laquoordlne fo r bullbull nu 10 ~cd) CIt PlbltCJ11on 01 ampf1WO-Wty WIIrI eamtnamplnlaOOrU oVgttr KOId1 0lt lhelrIi1(1 hili III tidily In c~ wllh VIdeo Svll grllt Vldre SysIHTIIaa IndudI blrt rtClHnllted I e I frltN omltlIlon tOeJamptn(t o 0 1( by JCI CIt olltl oNi( p~ ~I__ lIenu COfltnclon Of tny Olha tIIIrd pan COMtel ie n wIIh e ~tllgt1 fOt 1~ 1ltt 01 ffIOI) ~nsmLilIIon eodilll InltrpOflamp UllOfIl4I 10 VidtO Imltbull

I IIl1k 01 1011 II lIMorntls 10 dgn nol prenl o wIfnl that IIIlt StltvIet1 p_nl nylou by buIII( IIoIdup fire 01 gherwbl CIt 1-1 Ih ~__ In til ua ptOyenide the ptelWIon for WO II is Lnslllld 0lt InIrIOdtcl Of lhaillM ~ will be ninttlpted 0 eUQImiddotf (ltnlome

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TOWNSHIP OF WORTH Sanilac County MicbigaD 6903 S Lakeshore Rd Lexington Michigan 48450

Telephone (810) 359-8852 Fax (810) 359-7027 F-mail CleTkworthmlorg

PhUlp EssenmacheT sup~JenDifer Staoyer Clerk Jenuifer Woodruff Treasurer Jack Wylie Trustee Walter Badgerow Trustee

RESOlUTION 16-7-20-1

RESOLUTION TO ALLOW WORTH TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF DETROIT EDISON TO OPT ltlUT OF THE SMART METER PROGRAM

Whereas Detrott Edison Company has begun the process of Installing within the boundaries of Worth Township digItal advanced meter infrastructure to be referred 10 in this resolution as smart meters I and

Whereas many township residents have expressed concerns about the Installation of sm art meters on their

homes to Worth Township officials and to the Worth Township Board and

Whereas these residents and Township Board members have expressed concern about the alleged Intrusion

into their respective energy usage attributed to smart meters and

Whereas many residential customers of Detroit Edison Company are concerned that emissions from smart meters may be attributed to serious health problems including but not limited to physiological neurological pulmonary vascular and sensory and

Whereas Michigan House 8i114916 was written to address the above mentioned concerns regarding smart meters and has been forwarded to the Committee on Energy Policy

Now therefore be it resolved that the Township of Worth SanIlac County supports the ability of OTE Energy customers to retain their current analog meters and to opt out of the smart meter program fortheir homes without being subject to financial penalties and additional monthly charges

Now therefore be It further resolved that the Worth Township Board of Trustees strongly encourages State Representative Chairman Aric Nesbitt of the Committee on Energy Policy the Michigan Public Service Commission Attorney General Bill Schuette State Senator Phil Pavlov and State Representative Paul Muxlow to take all regulatory procedures needed to investigate alJthe aforementioned InformatJon and concerns for the health safety and welfare of our cItizens and Inhabitants

Board Adoption

This Resolution shall become effective on the date of Its adoption by the Worth Township Board

RESOLVED this O dayof j~ 010lw

ATIEST AS TO ADOPTION BY THE WORTH TOWNSHIP BOARD

$0 Resolved

Date 07- 2 D- b

Supervisor Philip G Essenmacher

~ Oerk Jennifer Stanyer

Motion to Adopt made by Board Member ~Yl)) Second by Board Member lAhxJtttff

Nay AbsentAye

Philip Essenmacher Supervisor

Jennifer Stanyer Clerk

Jennifer Woodruff Treasurer

Jack Wylie Trustee

Walter Badgerow Trustee

I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and complete copy of a resolution adopted by the Township Board

of Worth County of Sanilac Michigan at a Budget Meeting held onj~ 00 f OIQlli and that said meeting was given pursuant to ad In full compliance with the Open Meetl Act being PA 267 of 1976 and that the minutes of said meeting were kept and have been made available as required by said Act

Jennifer $tanyer - Clerk

Village of Reese Resolution No 13-14-01

A RESOLUTION ADDRESSING SMART METERS IN THE VILLAGE OF REESE

WHEREAS the teon Smart Meter often refers to an eleCOidty meter but it also may mean a device measuring natural gas or water consumption and

WHEREAS many communities across the country have joined forces to prohibit smart meters from being Installed locally mostly upon the notice ofhigher energy bills (Cost) illness (Health)forced installation ofmeter(lnvasion into Home) Privacyissues(4th Amendment right to Reasonable Expectation of Privacy) Safety and Liability and

WHEREAS on March 4 2013 the Planning Commission for the Village of Reese passed Resolution No 2013~02 that recommended that the Village Council consider takingjormal action to notify and ban allfuture use aSmart Meters within the VillQJe ofReese and

WHEREAS the Village Council believes that additional information relating to the use of smart meters 1n the Village of Reese needs to be compiled prior to making a definitive deCision with respect to banning the use ofthe devices NOW

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that at a regularly scheduled meeting of the Reese Village Counal being held on May 13 2013 ) a quorum being present a motion was made by KEAST and second by FIELBRANDT to place a moratorium on the use of ~smartmeterswithin the village limits for a period of six (6) months so that the Planning Commission can continue studying the matter AND

BE iT FURTHER RESOLVED tbatthe copies of this resolution be mailed to aD utility companies who provide electric gas and water services to the VIllage of Reese

Vote

Ayes 7 Nays 0 Abstain 0 Absent 0

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City Clerk l1wUlCi M Smilh

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CITY OF BROWN CITY A Progressive Industrial and Agricultural Community

4205 Main Street Post Office Box 99 Brown Cily Michigan 48416()099 Phone (810) 346middot2325 Fax (810)3463802 el11lil brownctygrealtllIkesne

CITY OF BROWN CITY Resolution Number 16-04

A RESOLUTION TO THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION EXPRESSING THE BROWN CITY COUNCILS CONCERN WITH THE

INSTALLATION OF DTE ENERGY SMART METERS AND A REQUEST TO EXPLORE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY EFFECTS

WHEREAS OTE Energy has begunlhe installation ofnew mele to CU$lomers in Michigan ThumtNlleA oommunities~ replacing existing meters with srcaUed Smart meters that is electric meters which viH broadcast information to the utility company using radio frequencies and

WHEREAS DTE Energy has indicaled thaI il will at some point begin installotion of Smart mete in the City of Brown City and

WHEREAS Smart mel provide benefit 10 utilities by allowing remole meter reading by among other things eiiminating the need for someone to go onto each utility customers property to read a meter and possibly offering residents lower electric rates at non~peak times and

WHEREAS a significant number ofpeople including residents or the Cil) of Brown City have expressed heir roucems 10 this Council hom potential health effects ofthe Smart melers as well tIS other concerns regarding lheir universal deployment in the City and

WHEREAS although the City COlmcil is inforoted that it is without jurisdiction to directly regulate Smart meters exclusive jurisdiction over them residing with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) the City Council believes it is appropriate to assist its citizens in obtaining consideration of their issues by requesting careful review thereof by tbe MPSC

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROWN CITY that

I The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perform a careful analysis fbe potential health and safety effilltts which may result from the univernal installation of Smart meters for electric and gas utilities

2 The MPSC is further requested to consider delaying the deployment of Smart mete pending a conclusion by the MPSC following coreful study lJd review that such met are safe and will have neither short-term nOr tong~term negative consequences to the health of the citizens of the City of Brown city and the State of Michigan generally

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3 The MPSC is asked to carefully examine other concerns regarding tbe deployment of Smart meters as may be sllbmilled 10 them by Tcside nls of the City of Brown Cily and lhe Stale of Michigan so as to insu re that all aspects or the issues are considered before final dctennination is mnde with respect 10 such deplo)111enl

4 The MPSC is funher asked to consider requi ring public lllilit ies to allow customers with appropriate medica l docwnellHll ion of their ind ividualized risks to opt out of SmOtrl me ter installation at their homes

5 The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perfoml a ca reful analysis ofrhe potential privacy issues regard ing available and fut ure SOlan meter technology

6 All resol Ulions inconsistent with [he foregoing resolut ion be and the same h~reby an repealed to the c-tent of such inconsi stency

The fo regoing Resolul ion was ofJered on May 9 20J 6 by Councilmember William Nailers and seconded by Counci l member Dan Loulzenhiser There folloed a Ro ll Call VOle with four (4) Councilmembers present eM Jacobson -alSlnl eM Louzenhiser-yes eM Mclvorycs eM Milkr-yes eM Parks-absent eM Wal(~rsmiddotyes

Abs(ltlining ~

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A QUORUM BFING PRESENT - MOTION DECLARED CARRIED

I Juonii a M Smilh (ily Clerk o(the City or Brown Cit) hereby cen iry thallhe foregoing is tru and complelc copy orn resolutiOlllldoplcd by rhe Cily Counc il o r th~ government ofrhc City of Brown City County orSonilac Sl3te of Michigan al a regular mecting hcld on May 9 2016 and thai said m~etin ~ was conducted M d public notice of sa id mecling WaS given pursuam to and in fuJI compliance with Ih Oren Meelings Act bein Ac t 267 Public ActS o( Michigan 1976 and thaI the mimlles of ~a id meeting Wlfe kepi nnd ill be U f have been made available as requ ired by said Act

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RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THEAlIIUrv OF Clrv IEStDENTS AND PROnIffY OWNERS TO EUlCITO OPTmiddotOUT OF RECEMNG

ADVANCED UTilITY MmRS (SMART METElISl

The followIng preamble and resolution were offered by Coundlmember ~1 i t hoe J ~rL_~ and SlIpp-orted bV Councflmemher ~~__k Ll pa n __~

WHEREAS OTE Energy SVIARl meters (SMART rn~ters) are 0lltidern electrIc metirs which end elect(ic meter readings dutomatlcaty bv using a radio frequency nehvorK rather than 11 uarlitronal on-site ~te( reading method lind

WHEREAS DTt fnargys actively Installing SMART meters throughout southeastern Mlchigan And has recently moaJfed 11

latter to the City of caro pemin1na to the ability of City residents to opt-our of f(Celving a SMART meter and

WHEREAS a numberQf CIty residents have exprltssed tomems regarding negative health conditIons that may reson from the use of SMART meters the a(CUuKY ofSMART meters and the possibmty that th~ uS of SMART meters may contribute to Ute loss of personal Jlrivacy aod

WHEREAS the Mict~an Public SeNke ComPlisston has receotlydedded to lnvesligate seve-fal Il$pea$ pertalnloji to the use and installation of SMART metm and

WHOtpoundA5 the Mlthigan Public Service Commission tlSi a tompomml cf this lmt~stigation is requesting thai utmW comPanles disclose Information rega-rdltli tM po-tential adverse hearth effects associated with (he use of SMART metetS and

WHEREAS th~ City of CarD Council i$ charged with securing and defendioe the overall health safety_ aod welfare of the ldenU of the aiy and their guests

NOW THEREFORE BE rr RESOlVED that the City of (arc Council her) supports the abillty of Its residents and property owoe~ to elect to o-pt-out of receiving SMART meters m$taIJed

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Cam Coune supports the invGSlgat1ltm by the Mkhigan Public Servlce Commission of SMART meters

THIS RESOLUTiON DECLARED ADOPTED nus 5 DAV OF August 20131 ClerkITreasufac of 1M City of Cam State of Michigan do hereby certify tNt thE foraolng Resolution was duly adopted by the City of cam Council during its regular meeting Mid in the Municipal BunOlng in the Clty of Carcent on August 2013

Resolution It 16-201~ June 6 2016

RESOumON A RESQUJTiON SUPPORTING MfCHIGAN HOUSE BtLl4916 OR SIMIlAR IEGtsJATlON AND SUPPORTING THE AmUTY OF TOWNHSIP R6U)poundNTS TO CHOOSE TO HAVE AN ANALOG EtECTfUC AND GAS MEml RATHER THAN ASMART (ADVANCEtll MErE

WHEREAS smart meters are computerized electr1c meters that send electric meter readings to the utility via radiofrnquency radiation multiple times per day and

WHEREAS analog meters are manualJy read electromechanical meters that have accurately

measured the electrtc consumption of homes and busfnessesfor over acentury and

WHEREAS DTE Energy (the utility) is repiaclng exJs1ing utility meters with smart (oka advanced or AM) meters and

WHEREAS DTE EnelY plans to replace all meters with either the fully functioning smart meier orthe smart meter with the radlofrequency turned off (opt-out meter) and

WHEREAS the opt~()ut meter must be manoa read In the same way analog and nooshytransmitting digital meters must be read and

WHEREAS the IItl1ity in fts testimony berore the Pub1c $ervlce CQmmission in U-17053 has stated that the nonMtransmltting smart meter performs no functions not already performed by the analog electric meter and

WHEREAS the utility charges the residentJa customer $6720 to have the norHransmitting opt-out smart meter In place of the fully functionIng smart meter and

WHEREAS the cost of lealllng In piace an existing analog meter is $000 thus creating an unnecessary charge on the customer who does not wish to have a smart meter on their home Or business and

WHEREAS some persons on fixed lncomesare unable to afford the opt-out fees and

WHEREAS the utlJlty does not permit businesses to opt out and

WHEREAS1 citIzens of this oommunity have expressed many concerns about this replacement Including concerns about the health effects of mdlofrequency radIation and the voltage transients and harrnonfcs (line noise) generated by smart meters concerns about privacy and hacking concerns about fire safety and fire hazards concerns about Impending time-ofltse rates and resultant increases In electric bills and conterns aoout remote shut-off and

WHEREAS many residents in the State of Michigan have reported negative health symptoms after the installation of smart electric meters or rnm-transmittlng opt-out meters on their homes and

WHEREAS some residents of the State of Michigan have reported that their smart meter has cau~ht fire or exploded or have reported flickering lights and appliance short-outs Immediately after a smart meter was installed and

WHEREAS the Township of Vassar has worked tirelessly to attract positive Investment while rejecting those that put our health environment and quality of life at risk and

WHEREAS the Vassar Township Board of Trustees ts charged with securing and defending the overatl health safety and welfare of the residents of the Township and their guests and

WHEREAS the electromagnetic frequencies emitted and generated bV these meters have been snown by tens of thousands of scientific studies since the 19305 to harm biological systems and therefore may pose a serious long~term threat to the health of our cltlzensj and

WHEREAS customers with a disability under the Americans with DlsabIHtles middotAct may not be charged for accommodation of their disability and

WHEREAS both the nonmiddottransmittlng smart meter and the analog meter accurate IV measure electricity usage and whereas both must be read by a meter reader therefore making them indlstlngulshable for purposes of metering customer electrical usage and

WHEREAS smart meters have not been mandated by the federal or state government and

WHEREAS our Township is committed to providIng equal opportuntty and quality of rife for all and to removing full barriers to participation In public nfe on the basts of dlsabnity and

WHEREAS OTE has been unresponsive to these customer concerns and

WHEREAS House 81114916 would address these concerns without Impacting the utilitys ability to Install smart meters on the homes and busInesses of those who want a smart meter

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Vassar Township Board of Trustees supports the ability of OTE customers to not partidpate in the smart meter program on their homes and businesses and to have their electricity usage measured by an analog meter without suffering financial penalties or Incurring monthly charges as outlined in House 81114916 and that an analog option be offered in perpetuity to all uttllty customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar TownshIp Board ofTrustees calls upon the Chair of the House Energy Policy Committee the members oftne Energy Polhy Committee the state representative for our dlstrtct the state senator for our district the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Attorney General to do all In their power to ensure passage of House 81114916 and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar Township Soard ofTrustees calis upon the above-mentioned persons and governmental entitles If House 81114916 Is not passed in this legtslative session to do all In their power to ensure passage of legislation In the future that will ensure that utility customers have the right to have an anakJg meter on their homes or

middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

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OIlYery CaQe o ~MoeChilr~ (JuneIIlrQUQhOctOberI bull Sl95 per mon1h ontritlrJtlon kWh 1Yf0IIIIl) SltII3OC ptr kWh

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Jun 11II 0ltJqh (klobelt AU onpek kWh

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AW offmiddotptallt IltWh CIpyenty Ene rQ~ 13J5 per ~Wh NotrCapodty E9Y 284 pot kWh

NovmM thrOUlh Mil All onPIWlt ~Wh

CeplKlly ( neroy U ODlt perW1 N~ity [MrQy 28l4lt pw kWh

AIIo1~ kWh Clpa(M ~ EJWl 9r lAJX ~r kW IIon-ltapac lly ~roy UtA C PE ~W~

tullv~ry C~qu seritl Charge 6]0( 1 day Distribution kWh (YeaHOllM) 4703C per kWh

Expertnlal Ellcl n c Vehcle Ra tl

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NonQpadty EnerQY 9012C perkWh I oIIpuk kWh ~yEnlaquoQY 1695lt pelttWIgt Hon~ poundJWIIJ( 22silt pelt ~Wh

Oell~ery C~~ Servll a r~f $95 IXr morgtIh 1)sI IbuIkWh bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbullbull gtA)OC 1 kWh

09tlon1 Monthly F r~ ( UIgtf ~v~ l1Ut~ly) loonIlIIy I~ of $4511 ~r yellko IrKIYClINJ sur(narO ~Igtdcedillo

OTHER RATE OPTIONS

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WHOLE HOUSE RATE OPTIONS TIese service rates are provided throuqh one meter to a singJt or double OCCVPMlCY dwelin9

Residential ElectriC Service Rate Powe Suppfy CharOe First 17 kWh per dAY Capacity Energy bull 1065C JlE kWh NOItltapacily EntltVbullbullbull 4 767( PErkWh

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Time of Day Rate-

On-peak h(Wrs MonCJay-rriday n Um 10 7 pm Power Supply CnarQes June through Octo~r

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AU oH-peak kWh Capacil y (nergybullbull bull o679C per kWh Non-capaclly Energy 4757( per kWh

fXgtltvery CllalQu Service Charge bull $750 per month Olstribvtlon kWh (YeaNovnd) 543O( per kWh

DynamiC Peak PnclnQ Rate This rate features th~ price tiers as well as Critical Peak prices for days when Critical Peak events are caIed It requires YO1f home to have the aovanced electric meIer Poer Supply Cllarg ~s Onpeak Monday Friday 3 pm to 7 pm

All on peak kWh Capacity EnerQt bullbull 9759C per kWh NOfIltQapacltt Energy 4049C per kWh

Mi(1)eilk MoIIdIlY friday am to 3 pm amp 7 pm to I pm All midpeak kWh

Capacity poundnerQy bullbullbull bullbullbull bullbull Aoose per kWh Non-tapaclty Enerqy bullbull bull 4Q49 per kWh

Off-peak 11 pm to 7 am and all day Saturday Sunday and desiQna~ holidays

All o ff-peak kWh capacity Enerqybullbullbull 0554( per kWh Nonltapacity (nergy 4 049( per kWh

(Critical Puk events dJrlnQ on-puk hours MondayshyFriday Ilmlto to eo lIours per year with ~vance notite

All criti calpeak kWh 5091 per kWh Nonltpatity Enerqy 4049C oer kWh

D1 Uv~ry Cha r Oes Oistribution kWh bull bull 543OC per kWh Service cMfQe $750 per month

Space HeatlOq Rate AfJPied oNy 10 ~miJOeflfr instilUed electric s~ce heltllin9 S(lrwct 11100011 0fIe meier IOn) II~f to KIU$MOIrIJ IlaquoWd on this tltf ~I(r 10 ~ 17 lOIS

PO tl Supply 0 J~ trrouOh October

(irst T7 kWh per day capacity [ MrQy bullbullbullbull bull bullbull bullbullbullbullbull bull bull 1217lt per kWh NOOCapacily Energybullbullbullbull bullbull d61b( per kWh

Additional kWn Capacity Energy bullbull 4741C per kWh NonmiddotCapaclly[nerqybullbull bullbullbull bull 4 616( per kWh

November through May (IrS 20 ~Wh per dat

Capacity ElKrQY bullbullbull 1844( per kWh NonCapaclty Ener9Y bull 4616C per kWh

Addi l lonal kWh Capacity [ ne((lY 0553lt per kWh Non-Capaci ty Ener9y 4616lt per kWh

Oeltvery C~afl)e ~

Service CllltlIqe 5750 per month Dislrlbullon kWh cYeM-roundl bull 5430lt per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

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June throuQh October ~Enervv middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddot_middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotO499( perllWti f Non-Capacity Energy bull bull bull 3783lt per kWh

November thrOU(jh MAV Capaci ty Ener9Y bull2973( perkWh Non-Capaclty Energy bull3783lt Pfr kWh

Oellvery C~arQes Service Charge (June Ihrough October) bull $195 per month DisltiolJlion kWh (YeaOlJIdl 543OC per kWh

WatN Heating Strvce Rate

This rate Is a~alllJble for customers Who use an elecshy(ric wdler hedler tor sanitary pJrpos eJ Controlled service (Interrupt ible)

PO Wff Supply Charoes AU kWh Capacily Enerqy 1915lt per kWh NonltapaClty Energy bullbullbull bullbullbull2546( per kWh

Oelover y CharQes Service Charge bullbullbullbullbullbullbull5195 per month DiStribution kWh bullbullbullbullbullbull bullSA30C per kWh

DLWd-I On1J(aJL hOCJrs POIIef Supply

June throug AIfOfl~ak

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All olfpeak CapacIty I NoncaP

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Option 1 Time On-pfak hour5 POW~( Supply

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ~ VII sect28 33

sect 9 Compensation of county officers

Sec 9 BoampTds of s upervisors shan have exclusive power to fix the oomp officers not otherwise provided by law

runory Cocst 1963 All VII 9 Elf J I I 9amp yo ConrlNd amp CMII 1908ArI VllJ fR

sect 10 Removal of county seat

Sec 10 A county seat once established shall not be removed until the place nlch it is proposed to be moved shall be designated by two-thirds of the members of the board of supervisors and a majority of the electors voting thereon shall have a pproved the proposed locatioD in the manner prescribed by law

BiotDl)l Co llle3 An VII flO E( JOJJ 1 1964 l~ Con~tllull oD See COllSL ll108Art vrn t )3

sect 11 Indebtedness limitation

Selt 11 No Cltlunty shall incur any indebtedness which shall increase its total debt beyond 10 percent of its assessed valuation

lfiwry Cmol 1963Att VII tllEft Jan i 1i64 Fo e cmtltutlon s Conn 1906 Art vrn U 2

sect 12 Navigable streams permission to bridge or dam See 12 A oavigable stream shall not be hridged or dammed without permission granted by

the board of supervisors or the county as provided by law which pennission shall be subject to such reasonable compensation and otheT conditions as may seem best sui ted to safeguard the rights and interests of the county and political subdivisions the rein

QJO Cotgtu I~ Art VII U2 Ert Jan I 100 Fou eonia o 8M eo 180SArt vrn tl~

sect 13 Consolidation of counties approval by electors Sec 13 Two or more contiguous counties may combine into a Slagle county if approved in

each affected county by a majority of the electors voting on the quest ion IIUtDrr- eo t 1961Arr Vl t 13 Ell J 1 1964

sect 14 Organization and consolidation of townships Sec 14 The board of supervisors of each organized county may organize and consolidate

townships under restrictions and limitations provided by law Hi~ Coru 1963Arr VIto I~ ErrJLIgt 1 100-1 Fo CoGMI~U 01lJ See eoru 1908 Art Vlll us

sect 15 County intervention-in public utllity service and rate proceedings

x Sec 15 Any county when authotized by its board of supervisors sha ll have the authority to enter or to intervelle in any action or certificate proceeding involving the services charges or rates or any privately owned public utili ty furnishing services or collJJlodities to rate payers within the county

W O Coogt J961 Att VT I t iS Ell J I 19amp1

sect 16 Highways bridges culverts airports road tax limitation Sec 16 The legis lature may provide for the laying ou t construction improvement and

maintenance of highways bridges culverts and airports by the state and by the counties and townships thereof acd may authorize counties to take charge aod cootrol of auy highway within thei r limits ror such purposes The legislature may provide tbe powers and duties of Counties in relation to bighways bridges culverts and airports may provide ror county road commissioners to be appointed or elected with povers and duties provided by law The ad valorem property tax imposed for road purposes by any county shall not eltceed in any year one-half or one percent of the assessed valuation for the preceding year

ru ry Con t ampEl3 An VlI 4(6 Elf Jan I 196 Io ~Iuoo Su C I OO~ Art VIH ~2G

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

~~~ Jodi Fetting

Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

AittpAcs Policy GIOlp Airsp $iIViClWl us )epCfIrren ul T(Qrspo~ltrlto-

8GO lndeperdenoe Avenue SW WtW1Irglo DC 7059

Federal Aviation AdrninStrotion

JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

2

Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

3

Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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2 PJl(MIUM (OV(RAGE m~ti ~C COVE RAG E plUI Re~I lO bar R~Pllf Mi~b lunltu flucl~ ffom the I trgttrtl) II (VlgtIOtMf hlll Od~td PRE MIUM COV~AAGt lei wil InsPlaquo the Coveted f~ulpmenl wilhln lOI1Y~ (~S) d~ of the dilll 01 lIlll Alrtemtnt Qf U Ifuanll oropellJ1lo~a(and~ ioru permit JCI wlU l~en adYl (unome II iel rM~ it nyCovO)f ecl Equlprnent nal wallinS ode o In ed of IfPillr Whh CUllome 1 ePlgtov~1 ICI I perlofm 1M wok nc(eu~ 10 11 tht (ovc~d lqulpm r nt plope woklnt (oMltion $ubJOCI to tile tem of Ihls AIeemen ( UStOme wlU ~~v 10 IIKII k al CI 1~1Id~d Jl te for PII iIltId Iobor In effampt at Ik~ me 11111 the work I pfOlmed II (10m doel not wonlJO ttt perlo m Ihe k lcl1Otlfed ~tlttn bv JCr n ~ ~Qulpment theby fletled wllllgte~ If(1m the lilt of C_fd foulpmtnlad theConlfKl PfIr1 wjj MI)tIlltlt KtOfi Should CusiOlM not mairf len ffomcred 1gt11 Of poltced wlth the modfoed PRpoundMIUM (OVpoundRAGt Cl IIefVeS Iht Iampht 10 olee Cwlamt for Ihe (0110 11It111fQUlDmcn Insplaquotion

3 OOfNDro SERVICE munSefYL(CS peformj ou lcl~ Jeri_mol bult hQutgt anclls ilVll lo ~ e ontv CuStCmt f na PREMIUM COVElAGL pound)Cendltgtd $eritc I av~ble etth~ HIS or NO 1 (utomer1 ~ltcl~ Tho ptiQo lOt htended Slce Wcroolen by Cu1tomel II pi n of the tot ol (OnilCl ~lee

4 CONNlCTIO SERVICES If Cu$(lmN I 1 ConfItCad sNlu on v C~td EQlJi~nl ~I tnee Iully dtsOlbed In k hedle A (usto Iy be cqulreltllc Mow KI to InI11 o w iIdj olt roftwil~ to e~ (omluII Qn th (U ltom middot C_td Qulpnt ( Gillilyttev~I In OfllftJO lCl lOdcllYlt (oftKt~ S-Icu on lhe c-acr CQVlpfntL (m0flll ihall pOYIdt I slaquouffllIl_t~_ncnlo 0 allo f_~~ ~a Ic lhe Gaf_~ Oev(C Inoltck 10 fmolcyc(61 - Store ~nd I~nd oj1t Ot me rgtU0M 01 ~(II ScrvIt )(1 will nal ltlSC Cltmtgte(t~ Sf)(e to ~tnOle l~ OP~I or lth es to CUltOmc 1 qtJIpm~nL The GII~ ~t I~n emaln Jell POgtfrty and JCI I Vupon ~unablt rKltKC ove ~ ItfIy time JC1 ~ no ny wn~MY 0 BillI llIln 101M CoMt(led ~ervIlaquoJ

5 R~MOTE MONITORING SERVICES OR REMon OPERAnNG SpoundtViCU If RemOt~ Monllorlne Seflllltn o lemole OPftJ~ ~lceJ ae pgtfOgticlld CUOtnCf fees 10 furnbh lei wll~ IIgtI of the n 111t oddlt e maUl~delbullM pJIO~ ~mlgtelaquo ofU penon lhOtlltd 10 be tcntlatll by 0lt be blt 10 OonUCl lhe IIOC tO ftJ1 ~rm sl)et)flr 11_ UPOR talOn thltC PPOIHI~ I bullbulltlor(y1f JO SeJltlccs lncfuOe tmtrl MOltlo(lfin SffVlcH wilh Open ltId (IDmiddot Cuno 100 it Itt Inh h J(I wllh CUllOtrgte$ (IiII1v alld hold _Int rod cfltWiI

Johnson WJC 2019JotvIson Conlois I ControlsC uS lome C onhcleI1I Do nQI COgt ( ~orlly ~onCIII~1 0lt flIy Otref mad ill) WUI10UI Ih~ eltPHS lien permssion QI JoIIOI1 Co)(rolamp IIIC P()ge 35 0 142

JOHItSON CONTROL~ PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED -OR COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

~thedltJIt$ CVlo mer 3iQC to mlllli arid upd~le l~ tillillill wilh altcult InlOI ffIIl on CUltlDmelt fu(~ bullbullbulle t 10 n01l1y ICI of loU~ (ha nampe IS loon II pOIIbllt lelIIOC Is fIOI -spobif 10 li nd new ootIlICUnumbltm H I~ (onl~CU 0lt1 lit all 11m Mot be reached ma um of t~laquo ~ct It Iowed for I ny Ilmot oil dy If noM 01 Itos ltolltCIS un be ucd tlltn ncIMII C11I()I I~ ROC lIl t rspOlU~e 10 d_ts ( UIO- ill repoMIbie 101 ~00 I I ltOlll 100 ~ Wn lom Customer ffW 0 po~ lmety updates 101 ~nv or th COIltKi lrIotmll lonsubmhlod 10 Ihe ROC

5 CUSTOMER SlRVIC INfOflMUON PORTAL ( mom may be ~ble 10 uUIle ICf CUgtlomelt SeltvIu nlo IIIIIOO PO(il dl1ne Ihe It1ftI 01 1119 H-tnent pu rsu~nl 10 the I~tn ppllcable Term 0 1 UI~ IIteemenl

B 0U1 OF SCOPE SERVlCE5 If dul1nC enyServict Vit KI delrc111 defect in any of Cuotomet t qulpmtnllhtIgt IIO t Covered EQOip~nt undq IhlJ Afltement (In Oul of Seoplt Dof~otmiddotlKI Y lbut lhall have MobIifation 10) fIOlity Cu~ 01 sud Out 01 Sltltraquo- oftct II Culttonw ele(ts 101 JeIIO ep Jgtoth Oul 01 Sca~ ~fce 01 il Jet olMrwiH pMOims Sentieel 0 pr~ _Ieltias Pln_ Ot tqIlpment outside Ihe fCDpe oIlhe StIWlca collenM-ly CuI 01 Scope SeMen- Cullom sltll dlreQ 10 10 01 eh Oul 01 ~ Stnokn IrI wtItlflamp ~nII CUltOIM wu PlY 10lt rn Out or ScOPe SeMltoH ~IIO IIlIndyend lees o hou1y fa II he reultil IgtOlite 01 n Out 01 Sltgpe ~ect Customer ~Ieltts not to etIa~ K I lO RPlIr well Ou l Df~oIect CuSlomer II deffnd nil Indemnify let from IIId Iirlsl lllflndft Ionesdlmos dJ lml COltsnd expenses Ifisl dlrectlyOf Indirf(loul 01 wchOuI oIScopl Delect Any Oul ol Swpe SeMcC ~rlonned by 10 II 1M direction 01 CultOmer PUflv nt 10 Ihis

Seciion IJIIII be lJbI~IIO lhe le ms oIlhlJ eement

C IXClUSIONS Ct Skfl llgtd wrrnty obHIltclll epreuly egtltdud

) the fllMr or ~IMIII 01 cluctwort ~Inp bIneu Iliumfar supporU t_ lilllttsbIHgtIotdltOtIIr and ~neumu( pIf)Inamp Iltd ~l shu afII pipI 1lO11IOIItv tPIlaquot-d 01 malrgtUitJKI on scMdulod balitNI-1InI 01 01 0 pIic plplnt

(b) daoosal 01 hlloudoul_IIK ocfpf H olhtlWbe Pfesslt ptOIfided heln)

(c) clblrl lCllng 01 ehikr ~OIIdef4er WIlt tems d Oilier coltnPltgtlnts fOi blDlald$ such II but nOI Wmlllaquod 10 leamplone~ Unlesl ewt)lltilly slaquolloflll In IhotKopt 01 teN(ts betwe-tn tIM PII Unlen eoplick ty provld for within me scope 01 SfMcd thl iJ Oul of Scope StNkt$M til CultomltfS egtdult-e r ponllbWty 10 mkt ~Hlnt_ts lot wch oervktl with proYide oilgte lhan JO Me-ntlons 01 chll~ tube lelnlnamp condttuer oltnlnc coolnl l_cleanlnamp Of boiler tubt nrc IrI I ny KOpe or It only I~WQfk 10 remow nomlll bullthp 01 dIbriI ~d sctle lube brush cltltllrlamp prfuurt _hln obullbullcld IIuIhlrlJ ReIre 10 well cit doe fIOIlrldlldlti chItInQI cleanl dIsInffltlJo~ g ~ _I IHlmern r~lrN 10 ellminale (ontrOl 01 dSirllect IIIhst bIDtrd$ such IS bul 1gt01 IimIIfO to Leckgtnelllt

dl suwl 1Utltorles 01 items nov comed dIrMI the use of COOterCd (ltIgt~ such flbbons w illgt and ~Mlt

Ie) I~ furnllhlnpound of ~teNli and suppiles lor P4inlln Of rttlnlsllint equllmen

(I) I~ rePiit 01 e~cmenl 01 wIe In ~onduM bud bIetrlnsmlsslo Mnel g the ~ II flOl otgtrmly epllted 0 m~lntId gn I l ohedultd bJl II

(II) rel)laetmenl 01 obsolele paru Ind

(h) d 01 fny Idndlnrllldln bul not Ilmlld 10 ~ C ltlOlt1II Ir1jltJ V dutll opetty mit ~rd 1M ~om of 111 0 i( fliultitIC from

bull Iue mllase Ittlons Idjunme nts ill~U tombiNtlons rnoolfklllorn 0 repoalrJ 10 CO-etCd pound4I1pmen1 nOI ~rf01mtd ptovlaed 0 i9J1fowd Inwlt~ by ICI

bull eluEp ment nOI c~ed by IIIIs tg eement o-r II~CIvntflUi mad e to (ovl td lqulpmenl

bull I CIS 0 omlsslonl 01 the Cullom Iudl but not Ike d 10 1iHi fi ll of lhe (ulOme 10 fulflI lhe 0m ObUtlonl IrId Commllts to Jete) dulbed In ~ctlon f Oll Ms rttt OpefatOl erro CUltOmtTmiddot IIW I 10 (Onduel tgtffltfll~ lnllni n I isulU~ fom CU ltomerl prellous denlll of 10 ItClSS to the C_ed Equipment uld Cullomers f~IIye 10 knp the Sill (lein 1M Iitt 01 dull 111 01 ollie IAniclef a debris ~ sucll CDndilionslre prously txpressJv Itknowledled by JO 11I _1t1flamp

bull siltgt- eliled Ind tlWlromtenl1 rolldillolU IntludJnc but flOl ~mlted 10 POIIfI tllvrs Oll(ul i loni in eleclliul cufTMi (or -~t $UCI) 00 biQhlltdS Wth u but fIOI ~rnlled 10 Lelonc lllo IlIoclIled wilh COnd_l wllI (0011 lower systems ad subcompo~n l Iylleml

D ~AYMNT DIJUGAl1DN

CulIIme Ihal Ply 1M lcts wtl du1n KCOfdlIltt wIIh Int PIYfJItIII It ml prald td lor In lhe llIeemeI Such PIIymtnl II cond~1oP pc~tdnl to 10 ablellon 0 perlam StMcu under 1M e-emtnt In lu v lillny pvchlle o d elllKllo lhi eeme-nl bullbull nd ~~hstancl Ul4le 10 Iht tom theltein Cuslomtr tkAOWledIIOO ftel thlt IofIdU JO IrwoIces 10 an meum _teIhln $15000 lhall be ~Id a nlt wire t~fe check Of money order If IhII rume-n11s rertoedlCttl1 ovide (tmametwlth IlOlite olillyIdjUllmtnlS In the ConllKl Prict appfltlblt 10 Mff_1I period no r Ihn IOflYmiddotfWtjS)dltIys 11lt10lt 10 tIgtt totNMnoemcnl oll~illenewit 1Dcl UnonlOAlaquo In_theetmt at lelll hfTyI30) dIys prior 10 Iht 11( of fuch bullbull~I peiodIN ICfJusled price IIIbull bull bctlht prlre 10 ~ Itn il perlod

E WARftArffiES

JO warrants IIJ $Ic wUI te provided In ood ~d orkmDnllkt mlnner for 90 dyI Irom the elite of Se k ti I Jel eltc ives rlnen nollt e 01 a

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I r PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

bf Ch of Ihi warranty Pl io to the e nd o f this flinty jlnod Jel III -perlOm any no~-tonlor~~ S ~Nilt~ e t no addl11on~1 (~ r8e hhl~ a ltonvn 1y tU5QMble Itm~ of I~ nOIIIllt llon

Jet 1gt lhoit eqvlpmfnl mnuIanued o I~dd bgtj 10 (ilofl fnc 11IiI1 It Irom dellaquou in mIII~ 1 and k hlp 1 lnlam normlluutelOI I period of90dS 1110 1ngtl11J o fumih bullbull pleOI 01 CQulpmenl utl(k tNs Alemen ilnd lhat eQulpmenl Ii cov~red brl nty fom m tnktunr ot~ INn CI 10 wf l llnSI~1 the benefits cl th lt m-nufgtltlue(J waranty it any to Custome and 11 amy lemediebull ~ n clu1III 101 lhal equipment AI ttnJj)OItlkwI (hoi tnwred In _ lion wi(h Ihr wrinty 101 eCllOpmeol1 IftdO 1~1s nol _wd undshythis AeerntnllNtl be bDn~ byCuJIO b eept as poided heern II Jel oltelves in nOlice 01 I ~ ee~ 01 I~b ~rmty PIlot to t~ end 01 tllh rruy pelod JCI will ttPlIr o eplate (n )(1 OPtio nl Ih e delMliv~ equl pmenl

Tllele _nl do II(It IJttend 10 tty ~ltW 01 eltlul~n lhal have bfton rnllUied bull bull Ite ed Or repared byC1I0 CI O IlIItd INfl iel Ihoul 1M supelVi1on 01 nd 110lt lltn Ippt(lvll olIO o WJCI ~t num~ or ranty d tul W bwn rmowd or alured AJ replaccd parts Ct equrgtnMn1 h1 become JCI pro~rty Thb ~rtntv is 1101 lu~b~ W~ nty J~ ~ be provldfd dulnn ncrmal bUllneu hOUlI IXCludll hoII(Ivs The r-dti I fonh hilrtln shltl be to(II~ nd eoltclU1ive medywltllCltlrdllo ny wlfrt nty ( 1lm under thlgt AallefMtlt Anv uit huN _lIIe rrltltv mun be lItauhl no III mn orgtamp II) ~a ftlr lile txPtloon ollhr pplicllble ffanty ~Iod Thlgt IIm(ttUon Is In IItu cr Iny olhe IPPrlublf mlult or 1Imh~1I01 CUSTOM~R FURTHfR ACKHOWLIDGU oVoID AGREfJ THAT THUt WARIUJffifS Aif ICIS SOU WAlIRANTlES ANDTOTHf MAXIMUM [)(TENT PpoundftMrrrEO UNDERAPPUCABLE LAW ARE IN U[U Of All OTMER WAftRANTlES pound)(pRpound$S OFlIMPUED INClUDINGtIT NOT lIMITED TO TlfOSf OF MERCHAHTA8IUTY AND FITNESS fOR A PlRTICI)LAR ftJRPOH

f CUSTOMEROIIUGATIONS AND COMMITMENTS TO ICI

1 Cuc~ wtt~l lt M ~ JCIr) WOOmIIlion (Onnltnlne conoilion of lhe CovtfeO Eqv ~ment TI Cvstom agnfS nd ~ntl

lhll 6tin 11Ie Tffm of IhI AItirnenl Cu crne will 11 oprr1 the Cevtttd [ol~menl ~codin8 10 th~ mnulanu~1 atldor CI co ~nduonl

01 up ~lt I~ I rgtd CUtten work Ic Ind motion boutt~e Co~erfd EQltrlpmenl crommended bt th e nufCuH ~Mor J(I

DJ 1I00Ii(k a n MlIQU 1e on_ 101Covw E4Uipm t ~ ftltommended by Ihr nufw1u~ Ntdor K~ Includili but 01 limited 10 dequal~ electllc~1 pOw~ ie IU~ lit COIGitionnt1Id ~umldltycontro

(4) oo ri ly JCI lovn~ile1y 01 ~ nv CowCd Equlpm~ nl mllunCtion Iliu kdown o other condllion ~fleclltg Ihe oper11on of tht Cowrt d f qulpfltf1

(5) prOjf ICI It~ nl arct1l 10 lis Pem isegt a nd Cevelti Equ~nl 1 ~H UJonIbIe tId nEU1IJf lmn for IIgte perforttIfICt olt~ e 5elVicu

(6) alo JCI 10 ~~ iod SlOP ~ erodialy hm off or otherwlle C~IIle c temponrily lupend eqvlpmenl Of)eratioru oc Ihll)(1 an perform Ihe ~le-aui~ uoder ~ AceemcIII

(]I M af)dlable ~Iovtd t JlIo~e oondc-n~ coollfll t_r 1raquoiIr wa ter lUlrnenl lor IN proper function (II Co_ed E Ilmc-nld prot ect a~lnll ~ nV elonm~nllllssu~ a nd IOllae of biohulld lueh 3$ but not IIm~ e d to leclonell

(III un iIlId jIIoperl itl and Itl~ Itttr u1on 11 lm t_ tUh nlpoundhl or II uth cfNr Ie Custo hili clo~ the PWllfl

(9 O~I1n I M~n Jke nc jIrnilgt ~qulred lor ~d DoloV I~ tlelt u~lecI ~ h theServlu

(lOI noullrJC I immedi ately 01 fly cmed ~deauacv~ 01 1~Iur r cl th t Co 1 Equlpmenl 01 othr condl lon ffenlna the optallen 01 Ihe Cored hulpmenl

(II) fumlVlny nelteu 110 C ~ I na ~~101 olflle$ 1$ peme (111 poperty maintain pall se Mlte Ind utt I~e 101111 operalion olny olh property sYStem Qqulpmenl or dtYlte o (usto m or 0111 to wtkh the Covered [Qpment mav De ilUacled or eCMK led In UCordinct wi1h mltlnuaclur~bullbulleornmend~tlcnt InlUr lfle elme ou1ltenll c the lequlemeltIU o lny Ie o6l i bu u ~encv 01 ocllttIIO~1u hiviC ll6iction thteol

131 IIOIt~mpet IVTt ~ ~ker Id)u l ~ dllturb I~ ~mQve Of ol~erwle Int~l1t~ with any Coveed poundIpmenl (locltKUn ampny relll~ 10l1wllftl ind 001 permk th r ~e 10 be done ~nd

(14) raltt lrom UU1nC lalie mina erob lfse K I 10 i Iln~ Pf~lty 01 I~ 1)1 by 01 IUed at~I1 JO by Iy OIlf1Imeltola mu fielpll I~ncy II elull lhereol

2 CUW~ftI~ u1ltnowledtna undend~ ~I unleS dl fea l~llor blQhl bullbullltdl uch leIOiIen11l topliGi tlyltKludm ttl I~ C JO b proYIdfr1t h gtCuomerlpo I~UI~ Ie pI ltgtvde j lK~ It~ nl Corner~mowIedcu lhlits fitC 10m~ ht tobla~ wlU elilgtte KI 01 any elpontbliity lor~ny Co~ed Equipment bC~kdown 0lt I ny ntC~UiY air o rrFgtlourneot I any Cover ~d Equlpme-nt II CUSICme brehes ItY 01 the t obllltlons KI N aye lhe Ilhl upon Mlen notice to Cullrgtmif to smpend Ilt Seovas unl~ C~tme cua udgt blttadl In a lldliJon ( SI_ rhaC be npornblt lOt f2YInt 0 etmbrfll10 10 inyCOlU Iuodt~ wilh ltoIftUW k uued IJ JUII 01 to( bnil(11 11~Ggte cbl iCltion bull

G INSURANC Clgt$lomllt t11lOfU11Ie 101 oUinin ilt inwran~ (ovtltsectte ~Nt (ull_ be Is nfelillY 10 proUCWIO Cuam propelttY and penol

In 0 on the Ptnlstl Includlnt co-eraJt 10lt ptllon1Inj u tKI propelY dftliilf~ ttlE PAYMENTS CUSTOMER MAICU UNDER tttlSAGRUMENT AAf

NOl ftELATED TDtttE VAlUE OF ttt[ PREMISES CUSTOMERS PROP[RTY OR POSSEnION5 ORTHE PER50N5 OCCUPYING OR AT ANYTIME PRESENT

IH OJ ON TNE fIIEMllU BUT RA1MEII ARE trUrn ON 1M COSt Of THE MnM MID lllE SERIIl(U AHD lAlE INTO CONSIDEJIAOON nn PROHCTION AFFORD EO TO 10 UNOER TtffS AGJIHMlNY CUtOngtC -by elee 10 ~ any Ilatoly 10 nv IVttII or condllion (ustlty (o~c cd bycom~dllIbIHtv iu t1nce (utomc und~oI nd lha l ncltlcr he Se~ rQr the Co~ered Equlllmfnl ~rr dtiI d 10 ~du(r bul nc

el1m te certl ln u13 1(1 doe nat tvrntv I~t nel th lgtt SeIViCI1 I1ltlr Cov~red [liulpm~t i ~ pievcflt Qerwn(ll InulY un~t~orzed entnotgtCe1 or

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JOHNSOt 0 fRe 5 PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL REPREO FDF COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

H INOlMNITV

JCllnd CII~tomel 11It11 full Indemnify he ollgttl Plrty Illd Iu officers bulltffltS dilectOrsbullM tmpioyffl 1Om I ny ~ndn dlmlle p tOIlS and exptllln (clud ~lonJble utOlne-s leest illne OUt of third Pirly dllml demtlndi or lukllor bodily Injury (In(ludl dath) Of cia gc 10 tana1bie pcptny 10 lhe lCIt Irisin OUI 0 Ihe IItCIIamp~e or tnclnllonel mlscOfldutt 0 Ihe Indemnlfyl party Of lIS crnplovlef Of _filli CUSlomer expra tliihl ICI Jtlan be r~bIe 10In)Jry iWnbullbullbull bull 01 ~I only to the IICIttIt uund dlrlaquoly by IC1 nel~MI o Inllntl_ mliConduCi Thl obllJtJonl 01 JCllnd Ctome und Ihllltlt1ion ~ funhtf wbIKI to lealoml tid J ~

I LlMlTAnON OF UAllUTI NEITHER 10 HOR CUSTOMER WILL BE R[5PONSIBlE TO TH OTHER FOR ANY SPECIAl INOIRECT PUNITIVE OR CONSlQUENTlAI DAMAGES (INCLUDiNG BIIT NOT lIMITEO TO LOST PROFITS OR LOll OF BUSNlSS) JCJS TOTAL UAIIUJ TO CUSTOMER FOR DAMAGES R[5ULTlNG JROM AN( CAUSE WHAnOMR SHALL BE UMIT(D TO $2SQDOO IN NO EV(HT SHALl 101 INDEMNifiCATION OBllGATJOH [)(UD TIlE AMOUNTS ALO TO JO UNDER THIS AGIllEMENT OR THE AMOUNT OF INSURANCE IllQUIMD B THIS AGREEMENT WHICHpoundItIl IS GAUnlt CUSTOMUI UNDERSTANDS TltAT)CJ 15 HOT AN INSUIIER RpoundGARJ)tNG THE WORKOIlTIlE SERVICpound$ 0 SHAll HOT BE IIESPON5IBH fOR ANY DAMAGE 011 LOSS nAT MAYflUU~T FIIOM FIliI SAFElYOR SECURITY EQUPMpoundNTTHATfAILS TO PEAFORM PROPERLY 011 FAILS TO PIIMr( A CASUAL all LOSS

J FORa MAlfURE

KIWtLL NOT Bf RfSPON511Ll fOR DAMAGE LOSj INJURV 011 elLA CAUSEDY CONOrtIONS TMAl AAI BFYONDTKE IllASONAlU CCImIOl AHD

WITHOUT THlltnpoundHTlONAlMISOOHOUClOR NlGtlGpoundItCE Of 10 SUCH amomOHSlflCWD[ 80T ARE HOT UMmo TO (AI ACnOf GOO (6)

Am Of GOVtllNM[NT AGpoundNQpoundS Ie) SllIlKl5 (0) LABOR OISPIITpoundS) (f) FIRE If) OPlOSIONS OR CASUAlneuros (G) floIfS (H) VANDAUSM II)

RIOTS 011 WAR IJ)TpoundRROIUSM ANe III UNAVAUBILITYOF PARTS MATpoundRJALS OR SUPPUES

It RUOUJT10N OF DISPUTES 11 3 0l5pu1l rIs~ und~ tIIk _nl tile lelllgtall prom1 ~~ Incod IlIh lbesoIvt well dllputll by ~tIM In1Ie -t dsJ)UU II UIU~ 0 be vcWed eltha- pony whaw the tch IrIltble ltbiI~don by iIinC with lhe AmeltIcn ArbItIoltI oUodallon ~ no olllerlcttlClIon IaI bftn prevlouJly filed upon ftliol 01 the Ifbitnon till AAA Ihllhlw Ihe eOlCIu~W jurlsdlCllon _ the OlspUte Tlluibull11 party mty decide 10 f~e n (Ilon In coun of romDftenl jurbdirtlonl f til (oun f~m II Ihe flntlec1 proctdln flied tIIll tourt Iha have lur~dlaioo ove lhe ~JlUle to the aclulion 0101 rbltrltlon AtbiUlllon Ihln be toooucted In il(cordince wilh the lWn CUrrtnl tbhflllon rules of the IgtnItrlan Artgtilntlon MllaquoilIIon ~OIM wtlitllllon seMel mlJlIatty ampJ1Hd 10 by 1M IoIlt11n ArbIlratlon musl be (~1Ild Ihtll Ibty (60) dayt afw tn oputt submitted 10 artHlllon unlen the j)IoItlH mll I1y et ot~ The ~cI~ed by tn ~alorwi 1M f_land ~I liAlted by 1M bltLmDf may be Int~ed In XUlrcllnce with IppIiQbIe I_In any (oun h-il (ornpe1em jurisdiction jMltty po_llire III 1M 3Ibtrtttlcn or COUrt poem IhII If entilled lOn _d 01 Its rulflMble COIoU In(IudinI 1USOfIIbInomeyJ leu Incurred IS rtwlt 01 tile Oipute CUSTOMER MUST BRlNG ANY CLAIM AGAINST 10 WITHiN ONE (1) YEAR m ER THE ClAIM AROSE If CUSTOMER OOIS NOT CUSTDMR WlU HAVE IRRtvOCASlY WAIVED Irs RIGHT TO SUE 10 ANDOR INSTITUTe OTHER PROCEEOINGS AND ICI SHALL HAVE NO LlA81UTt TO CUSTOMER fOR SUOi CLMM TIME IS Of THE ESSENCE AELATM TO CUSTOMH PUISUING ANf SUCH ClAIM floIE PItOVtSIONS Of TKS AGREEMENT WHICH APLY TO AN (AIMHALl REMAIN IN HFECT EVEN AFTER THE AGREfMtNT IS TfRMNATto 10 AND CtmOMER EACH WANt THEIR RlGIfT 10 A rull

shyl TERMINATION

1 Remote Monnorln $eMCIIS and R~mOte ()pe~lln ScsvIca ma~ be imrntdlitely Clnceled by ellher party il Jels Remote OperIiQn Cenler (onne(lln res Of mOflltorlrlllSlem5l~ cle5trovtd by or ather ClIllopht Of wilt Ihf PlemilllS re sa bS damtBed Ih 1 11 Is IrnpftetaI IO conlinuf StnoIces

2 ellhe INIrty fib 10 perform any 01 Its obIirlon UM hIs Ieem~nl I~t otll jraquony wi prOIII~ -men IOIkt LheeollO lhe )lilly

1I1~ed 10 JHo In dmult Should Ine party alted 10 be Ifl defull 111 to espond I it or like action 10 cvre tIM II~IltI def within 1111 (lOt (lall 01 ~celvln IV lneo notlu the lOti ~rty may le(mlnlle Ihk rument by PIOllldlll ~ten nOl1(1 01 IIJII lermllliU lo n

3 UPQI1 IltIrrIinoUm 01 h ltfeeme~ le r anv rNson aJICmef 1hd PltiY IQ 10 I II UflGitputed _nu 0Wflj IlIrwah Ihe dallt of IIIUOII ~hIn thl (30) cI~ luth lermnl ion (ulier hIIllso prflVlde Jej Utlth RMlIlabe aa 10 the islS tD rem~ IIIe Gflew OtWe ~n~hVfllher JO pro~y ncltoun~tJI Int~on fl~ 0lt iiIlt IIlfIV ~lIlem1S ppUuble Cull 111111be liable fOlt al Iffl COlli and IICPfIfl mil Jet mv Il(u in ltootlKion th I enlOIOlmenl 01 hll tIlIl indlldina wilhoullimatlcln nlIo ble nom lees eltgtnKtton aency lees nil Olin COIoI

4 II he A~re~tot Is for mulljytar telm t~her jMrty nwy termiNle lilt Aeflaquomerll after dI ronl fu ~a of SaMlaquo by I lilt OInr pI no Ie-laquo thIn 10middot1 (151 ~VJ nit oolk laquoNlded h_ th~ (us OfIIted PREMIUM (OVEIlAGE CusIOlttltgtlt Y mlltUle ~~I ontv upon 10$ WIitt~ ~

M ASBESTOS MOlD BIOAHAZARDS AND HALUOOUS MATERtAlS

H~zardoul Mltfrills munl tfrlal ~ wb$llnct hal tIelher by Its N~ or ute II now Of hft defed Of fCula~ hdoubull 1 dOUloUbsltnoUl pc 1 o tOllllmlnlnl vodeIIV 1oG~ 111 01 leclclta l lowbullfCulallon 01 rdinlOtlCll bullbulllalre to or cklfIlUkIamp pUblic and ~ 1l1li and uletytId prateCIIon oj the IMonmen or which iI toIc explosive COfaUvt flammable radloKlhot orclnoCflIk or OIhenoriI haarcloui Of which iI or CfIfI1n1 _oItum psoline died Iud Inother pc1~um hvoilOClrbon produCl or poIYhlori~ bIphtI Hatardoui Matttllls ltlHdllGaltoeluMl makl leulmiddotbaid ptintl bIohIlrdS SIIdIIS but ftOlink~ to 1fCiofIeCl IntI HlIeJtcs-conao1n1nc mwials rACM1 Neither (ulomer nor lCi dlrlll lo or Illkeneel 10undnmiddotakedlren Obllnlolll r~I~li~ (11M klcnllOClllcln Ibuemenl dUnp control ~mo~1 or dlltpoltal o ACM

10 wlB be 1$IgtOtIIbIe 10lt moI 0 cI oos 01 ayen~roous ~Ierl_ls Ihll I ul In provldl lht StMt-es n O H bullbullf(Ioul MaIHllb1 and t~ I fmldllifIn ollllY Iell jlnd by he eI1e of 1(111lt1 MertatI For lit HI~ MltMils Iha may be olteselttl Itgt lacM~h

Johnson ~lcC 2019iQhn$on Cotro~ Inc ControlsComeJ Canfodenllal 00 nr)I COP) (pIIy~ocaIy eectrorcny or n an OIhel mea) Ylnout It ~I~ nnen ptlJJTJ5~ 01 ~C~oIs Inc PagE 38 011

middot PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL t- COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rNomiddotC1 HudOOJ Meritmiddotf (uuome shgt1IIUpply JCI wht 1 iflrornallo~ iflil pm bullbull~1on lt~lllni 10 lilp pre~nlt of lilllrltlOU$ M~ c-rret ij

th ~ilt eJ~nn ~v ff~(1 10 pelt1orm bull e 01 Ih~ s i(~ II Illhft Cnomelt or 10 gtKom ltt 01 ltgtlt UUlfCU U~ I)esellltt 01 Nonmiddoto(l HIIIISo M~ le1$ tIIl Iy ItgtItrlre llh Cr ServIltpoundl II I~U ImmtdllltIy $lOP I~ SoetYl(l Itgt rile I ffffiecl ru ~nd noilly the o thw ~n As btt-en (unome Ind MI Cuu_ hoo_be rtlpor1ible 01 IIISoho n~n ~ e -d diopoinr 01 Honmiddotla Hndou Mele 1$ fom lu rdMIebullbullnd for Ih (medlllion olny reu ImpaetCd by he ret bull bull e of he Hon-CI HUlrdou Mlltrl I~d mul ptwidc ~ cer1lliUlle 01 a balm~nl ~cfore J(I will be obll~lled 10 ~rlorm 0 cnl~ue lIS S~Mco unln 10 ~d letu knowloedae Ihll NonmiddotCI HIardou M~I(II~ were pren nd eted In dl$tfpr d of I~I ~e In wli(h tne 1lJ 1lt1 -11 be (pon lbllil lu ole ~ Othe etMOltlon 0 nmiddot orn Impmed by IlJ leltl~ of 1Idgt Hibullbulldon MlttIIbullbull00111) ( lOme hon In lOponibII II lu ole e~e for the _olI 01 HIbullbullrdous Male 1s INri ~ no bHII r~ieued and fe reie~e~ not nultlnc from Cl1 PtriormallCt ef tilt Serulces CuomN ~hlI ~I~nd ~nd InclomoJlot JO ~Calnl 1 Iol-ifl (o sU damUC I e~~nlel vd claJms ~rnamp 01 lu fa ure 10 (omply with Ihll Sccllcn M

N CUSTOMER DAlA

Cnlomt da la obtillned flom lie SetWltcs II owned by alld 111amp11 btlolt o Cunomer 10 I~ IUIOI illO UI Cl410mellb 10 prcMde Sentlce (lome bcept a lonh IItrlln lei wilt 101 disclose Ie any IhllI Otlty ~ny 1rlISivIltN81 (~nom dlI~ acquled hrouh pelt10IWIIIa 01 Ihe Sttvices Mthout Cul lomer (OnSenl (unomer ilB~e Ihal Jel nd 11 ubleIIrle affillnlnd epproved Ihild ~rty COII111OI5 and de-elopers may collecl nd lJ~e CUllome dll for Iny eaon 10 as ny ee l ule 0I1t1e clall on I dt middotklfn11itd bSII Iha dot nOI p~rsonaMy I~ntily Cullomer or anvlndivd Cuilomelt Igttgteby ~nlJ)O a petu WilcIWkIelfrtvOCable royah lru8unO U modi+ m1PU~Ibull bull WOIoeltIse and 1011

0etMt~wo b frOtnuch dala J(III ~IIM rlClIl$lOlI Inr~ 10_ rbl tJlIltflllll nd produnl C~led as I ew of uerlomnce ofSeMlts

O JCIS INlHLECTUAI PROPERl

10 WM IKtJI d riCh ~ lgtcIltgtltfest 11 yl) woltk orovided 10 Cuslomel IfgttIudlnl ohooI l ilmltiltiOfl ill ~e ~U and objeet cod dorumtnll1ior1 tKllnic Inhwon or dlla 1plaquolflCa1onlnd del bull ltes Impr~mellU 01 mOClllQlooruo 10 r~II1Hmiddot~ and (bJ I(now-How (defined below) e~ b 1(1 In bull (I~eron 01 lhe ~bltt 0 periolfTlfnt ollh Slt~ whth ~n_n 10 1(1 ror 10 Of diVtlom or tiICgyeiI Or ~uire-d In conneCllon with I perormrltt of II obn ioos under lhl ~greemenl Ownership Of eM Oelwblf ~nd KnowHow Ihd veil 00001y In ICJ nld flO Oe~ver~~bullbull1IaII be de~med middotworks mide fo r hlf bull Withoul UtIamp Ihe lenerilily 01 th e fortlal vfSNp 01 ai sool(e nllIS ~ (Ie (Olme of ptriOfnlInamp the le1Vkei I~I reMain the elOCIuIiIIt PlIJIIIlt1V 01 10 FltK purpoltl 01 ihllt AaJr-cmerr middot~nowmiddotHO mean a knohow )jot e It(hnIQ~s (Q ~U mllhoclolocln loobbullbull~Iy i(ll ~pprOKIgtG dltibu~ Odell and dt1m dllcoveriU ad ld~ililnW1ed produCAd by dhelc~d or uelt t)y 1(11 he CfUlon IIlt plovilJcn 01 the o-t~f1b1eI or In the Iltroltnance 01 tho Sltrvkt1 i nel Iny chanee ImplovemenJ or modlfiuHon tlgtereto or deivatlv Ihe reof

P OI6IT lpoundRMS

Any licMM 10 ltgtlt ~h( to ~laquopoundl1 JO IOfWlIrt produW inc dIIlti l e r Cloud tu Dyfth-lMd ulkr till Irelfflflfl b prellldild on 1- telt

corldklons for the iPllllebje loflwr~ groduct Of dlcll or cloud trvlce lei forth btll1wwwJgtgtmQI(QroluQmtgtulk Cleull4itl~I SU(h

aptgtlblt oftw~re podu nd (jjIIIIlervlltes lermsr lncopO ~d by rcferetl(e hcreln

Q Mi~LlAHrOlJS PROVISIONS

1 AW nor l~bullbullequlred IC be amp1vfIfI1bullbullnrundfi hili ~e ifI wrllnt Inc ~11I)e (OtIl(Ieca prcper ~iwn If (II chlMrred In Jlt IOt (b) tlll vi the Unlled 51lei POI~I stvIlte pel1se orepald ftlIlIred 0 tertlfld Mill rflun fclOl requCled (cJ ifni by o~ernlJht del~rv scNiCe ( fidEgt UPS) 01 (dln bvfClIrn~~ ~ m~1I or olnelt el~wonlC mt~nd confimed by (~cslmll e relum mlll or ele~hone

2 TIUs CfNnltnt _ nor be led byCunomoe wtllIc 1(1 k wrgtlIell (0ltgtSe 1(I IN ~ III -eM 10 1amplJr lh eltlnbull bull o_ ethn~erJon firm 0 (OltpOrllon wltheut Cul1omer~ conscm 0(10111 abo lIve 1M Ith Itsor cI1stretlon 10ubconuaa ny ponlon 01 IDe Servl(e TII$ ~retmenllnues 0 he ben~fot of Ind Is appllc ble tc ~ny aS1inees or SUbltOnl etor~ ef telbullnd II blndlnt upon Customer wllh Plaquo110 nld Il-SlttD or ltubculag rs wilh Ite f~e nd tllecl3 n bInltls (uIOme loJel

411 any plcviion of 1M femen Is fgulld t W IMaloC ~ tbullbull1 or unenforceable in ~ny elOtet Ihe lIdlly lealOty ~nd enforcelbillt Ollhe rem~lIinlpltosooru cellUinil htfetll hill flO( In t V wy be Ifeuelt Of irnj)3IleltIthNeOv

S TlIII laquoeemenlI lhe enUre (onl et bltwcM 1(1 nd CU1l0mt1 and ~st~1 ~ny pltlcr or ~ 1 undcfSllndll _itt IIIltIU ~ ro~oII or Olher ommuni(llionl b tween the partIe

ampmiddot(111 dltnowIodllli ~nd ~ bull IIgt IIY jhHdl l c ord~ lucd by Cuilomc In cunllKlon h lhigt laquo~enl iSlnlend only 1D ellMliiSh lnymenllllhof1ry fOl Cr5lont r Inltrn~lluou~I purptllH nd nol be conide1( to be ~ unto llcr Imltfld n1 modlfQtion o OIher IcvlslonlO lhe lenTIl 01111 AtrHment No tem or condition I dud or rfenced In CUIO middot pUdaSll ordl will h~oe ant fOlte elfet and Ih~e ( flU and condillon shall (MUOI (utomr1 ICtcraquoi1ICe of ny SefVicellllJH ltOnltllu lt in I~pncc of these lerm ~nd rolldnions An prO(IOl fo tltkjllo~1 or d~lefe rli ferm~llgtt In CuSlomtrs J)Uf(hue orde-r Cr ny otll elt dOtumenl Inill expresl ~ccP1ed IfI wrlIlIZ by ICI hCfeby objKted 10 nd telaquotCd

711 1I1t( at n~ (hfnlel 10 (uuomero ~tlnl or 0~r3110~f Of I lPlk oOle eEulaIon II ltode u~ bull Of ulW~y t~Ilebullbull I~il mD Iltldy ffeet J(rl peremlnt~ of the S~rvi(eJ or 111 pt1tlrltl ~fel 10 IhU h the ~ht 10 an eQ~IUbl and l~proprlle djuumenl 10 Ihe cope Ie and othe-f llcned Ie 011111 Ag reemenl

Johnson ~p(gt 21)19 Johnson Conll ol1 CU~lome-f Confgtdent Controls 00 -0 eopV 1ptyslQllly eleGl ro~gtCIly OlIn any oiher mft) hou Ihe eXJlress wn llen oerrn$$IOn 01 Joinroon CQntro ~ Irtlt Pag 3e of 42

JOHNSQfJ COtHROlS PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED r 11i COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

ADorNDUM TO PSA TERMS AND CONOITIONS OR MONITORING OF INTRUSION fiRE AND OTHER WpoundTY SYSTEMS

If ~te MOnilOfin StMces bull bull pIktly III(ludtS Ittnol~ lire ~ml 1I~oritl gtlaquov1tv 11111 mooilorint or video monitor ifl lht $COpe 01 wol1lt O (11110 d es tile Aareemenl II hereby madifie1lncl mended to Indude the termlnd prollllioru ollhls Addendu 10 tile PSA 10 Monhorinc 01 InlWolI r lf Mid Sfety So$term (Ihe AI(eNjum QplIlred Irms thaI Ie nol de1if1ed titeln lhirll h~ the melni cJven 10 diem In the lIIlement In Ih _11 of conhicl between the t~rTIltId (omIllions of this Addendum arid those ~inl ln the 111_ the tems (ondttklfls oIlbis Aoddtlldllm st pi~I~

1 kmote MoMorln of AIm SI~nI$ If ICI receiYo an elMfltnCV Itrm Ilen111 Jel Floc Jel IhIoII eeworlo nolhylhe IPJfOprille po~ Or fire deplnfII or other eme1enty panR QG ~iJurlldictlonnd Jel hl tndeVOI 10 IIOtiIyCuIlOmPf or tlsdellllllled repruenlnlve by eltmoll urltss instfU(1e-ltt 10 do OlheAlt by Cllomer In whilll ndot Nltd on l~ndlfd operalln picaduttlfo Ih ROC lCi uJ)OII feeeipi 01 bull lIOnmiddot emeree llenll from lilt Iremll sh ncltlvor 10 nOI11y Citomer ~feMltlve pursUlnl to Cu llemer1 _inen Instructions k faullin to QltmoU or Ie nOlllatlon Cunome ICknowlldlt5 1-111 the sllNIs Irlrumlttld from lhe Iremes will be monltoid In mOllltorlnl ftty not 0~111td by x~ lhe peSOIIIIeIIn _h monltom fldllltf lit nollh I~u 01 10 nor dots KJ IoU I rupDnsibillry Ielt tilt _ tIkh 1Kh Inb w montloed o lhe ttlPOfll( to $udlI1

2 ltemOI Monltotlfll kNkes Irkntllfmote MonllorltlJ SeNlf$ 1M be plaquolded by KJ If lhe ACftrM1II includes dIle 101 wth St~ 11

wm SeMce Is pchtitd 1lt1I nltOI~ mIIf 01 Ilirm 10 lhe Premies and lhe InIIlllchlre Is bIosed on the porcln( iCOq( 10 by lhe Jgt3lttiel wbjea 10 the lerms llId (ondiliolls 01 tills Addendum tie numtIMohllrms produced I I thl1ueloes beyond the COnuXt~ numblaquo of alarml In month (utome wiM tie blWon oleage lea

CommunOllonl Mdbo 0110( acknowlld Iht monkOlinl 01 COIlfelt Equipment requires nnsmlSllon 01 Ilgn~1s 0-1 $urlldad lelephone Iinellndo the Int_I1Id th Ihese moOeI of IIIJllmlslion ltmoV be Inl~rupled ctrofIIYltInled orcompromilrd In whkh cn IIC llMnal ClIO be Insmitttd trom the Pemius 10 thtr nIOfgtileinl fad~ty CUllomt ndenlnd Itltlle II~ lhe noonIOIn latllHy 10 be Willi 01 $lOch tonditlon bull dditlonal or 11tf~ II prol~1on toIIO be inllilled $udI line ItcIity devicn1 (Ullomtr COIllnd epensencr 10 Irlnsmluon Itlephone Ii only Cuslom- etnowtlldl_ II is _ IhIt h _urlty deW _lillie Ind nlnl UpirWy ldenllfied In Sthtdule A bull (qulprnent l ist lin dednrcf to purdlnl well 0tvkI~ Crntomtlt IIlth xkroowIedItllhlt Ulth ddltlonil pClt11on Is not 1rbIe Jot Inltrntl lrlMtOlln1on un6tr thl AIeemtnl

4 flwjUnnccemrry nns StfIlu csls At IOs OP1lOnltllddllIDIIII IN mIy be dwpd lot any m Of unlfQlOSiry SIM Vuil uused Of n=~led bV cUOJftllf 111 ildclklon Cuitomeuhlfl be Illy re$llOflSlb~ncr II1Of1 for fines petllltItsIISISlmInts l3gtes f~ o MH I~ by ~ 10vemmelQ bOCIy lell1lho~ tommolOlctrlloll 01 ~I UlltImiulon COlllptny1l1he rnlllt Ilny Iltie larm Ind ~hin rtlmtgtiwl Kl lor any tom -cUffed by IClln conMCIicll IIgtItewth Cunomer wi opera Ihe l)II toIIeluly ~ ID 1ooId CMOllne fau llimu hIM lIrmi an be ClVled by I _tIM or olher forces ~ he cOIIlrof 01 10 II n ~ number 01 flle Ilium lit cltetved by KJ In MIdllicfl to Y othebull lIb1e (tmedlll 1 111)1e to Jel ICI m v lerminll Ihis amprttmenl Ind discontiny t ny Service(snd leek to cover dmllts If In bullbullent Is dlipolChtd by I _mtnlll l ulhorlty or Olh Iibullbull 10 pond 10 a II~ Ilirm where lh CUIIDme o Iny olher Piny IIIi InlentlonallV xddenoly or rraquolilenlIyKl~led lhe Iam I lInl~ CullonW kaD be Itlportllble lor and PIYnv and1I lell lcrjor fonu lIuled with fUPlaquol 10 lhe fls lImsnd PlY 10 JCJIht Iddltiooal clllrJcs Mid (OIl1lncufftd by It fom I fl lslIlm If lilt CIIIIO_r $11_ M$ 1IXIllHllbie dtvIu Customer IUlIgtorIlti ICI 10 ~I Ille Iemin to tv Ill the ludible device r JO I eqlleued 01 ordltltd ID do lO bltf l_r_II~ lIhbors Dr I~ fist and Cullonle will PlY JOlts standard servIc ct tllule lor Kh well visit PoIIcIIIndes tiIU rePlir of svn1 whlth CIOUS lue diugtoldla _ lobi_ IIlIlngln lhe equljllll6nl nt(esAY f 10 to wpptr the StMces nd euslOmllt wM fWf 1 COlU of JudI malntelaflct At IeUI IIOIIthly CUMO-wi IIISI the V$ltm protea deulces and send lell I 10 the ROC 10 I n monltorin laquoII1Imtn1 I 8WldIIfIct wlthlnswctlons from JO o the Roc CoI_r IIHi to lest lhe monltorlllamp IV$tttnS inc1tIltIinI ttsti anv ultruonlc mlctowwtlnfrared CampPlCliInce or other electronic ~l_nt prior lofle end of tlCh monlhnd will ImmedlJtetv rfllOlllO JCl if the equipment fafls to respend to ttll I wltom IhIoI mike Iny nlaquoIIUry rIj)IIs 1ltOO fttl clP of notice IS Ii rulonlllly prnkll CuWgtmer ~n al an tlmes be oltlv rponslbllt If)lt mainlilninamp Iny Iprln~~r vlem In cod wortInc oflier Ind provide Mfeqlllf hell to lilt PIfI

5 RemQII Monilorinamp Df VIdo MonltoiIl Srvices Oul~ Ih Term JCIl sol lcr only obfilllkln mine fom the In~~11oo of Video MMtorlnC ~Mc In Sctvkt oIfrnf 1hall be 10 monitor thl dlamplIlli 1l KlullIy IKlvtd by JO II tI flOC fom mnn Ollhe VIdeo $oo$lem afld pon receipi 01 a dlllllrillCnllndicU lhirt In fam cOndlticn )lists 10 crravcbullbull as ptlmnltd by II 10 lIol~y lhe police or olh munklplllulhoity deemed approprlale In KJs bsokn dilafllon IndIO well pellOllS Customer 1111 deslampMted In lIlne 10JO 10 rectlvoe nolineiQn cf IlICh IlIrm tondition II WI forth huein HD llarm 1nstI1ti00n ffPIl bullbull tnIInltnall(l or rd IgtOJUeI will be1OVItIed urocSer IhIi Video MDnl~ optlcnJO m~ oul DfIor nollce 10 CUIIDmtlt in _10_lcIbII ~or iltlurtnu _ultur~bullbull II(t d ls(OfIIIne 1Id Dr ltand iii ~ policies and protedurtL

bull Inc~lon nd rDndonlon oIlte VIdeo MonIln shaUbe pt~~d by KJ Wthis AI_nt Iclude$ I cha lOt IIIdro Mkorin~ Se we If ucll Voo MOIIltorln Stltva 11 purthi1e-d IIde(I MOIIlto111lI S~II will Decln when the Video SVSlern II Inlblled and opelltonalbullbullnd when Ih nlltesHry communletllorll COMIKlion Is CQmplcHed NO obIililiOIl lor the provision 01 tI1l~ VidllO Monitorln SeMa w1I laquogtIIInt1l lbest tlQllirmenllm ~

b CstQ lqvlllmut Customtr shall obIalnlllu DWfI CMtnd fgtltPtn~ () thIqulpmenl netenry 10(OrlllKllo 10110( Ind (b) wtutev~ IKtmlnlon permits o tice nHS lIwrl be 0ItUSA fom1 penonl ~111gtDtI1Ie ulltity bull bull nd lIlY ot tilted lervico plt0iId~ In co_aion wIIh Ih ~lYI(el n vIdIo 11 to be IISfd boor 1111 Customer Ii inlltlgtcltod 10 poduct Ad Imrnll video I~a (Ih VIdeo System Imj oillcPemlsti 10 IhltOC Ithe VitIeo System fCl mers no torn~ wJrratIVor fPISnotlon 11 1 Mto NSr will _ate IS ln1enclecf Conto Iulttller IJreoII 11111 notwithillndi V rule o 1IlttIct~tron by tel In dec Svst Ind Video SVSI I~ 10 ihIII ~ no tiPOMIblIity or obIiamplllorocltgt ItCnliO CusIO lhe~ SVlIm 0V other CUlla IIQVI~I

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TOWNSHIP OF WORTH Sanilac County MicbigaD 6903 S Lakeshore Rd Lexington Michigan 48450

Telephone (810) 359-8852 Fax (810) 359-7027 F-mail CleTkworthmlorg

PhUlp EssenmacheT sup~JenDifer Staoyer Clerk Jenuifer Woodruff Treasurer Jack Wylie Trustee Walter Badgerow Trustee

RESOlUTION 16-7-20-1

RESOLUTION TO ALLOW WORTH TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF DETROIT EDISON TO OPT ltlUT OF THE SMART METER PROGRAM

Whereas Detrott Edison Company has begun the process of Installing within the boundaries of Worth Township digItal advanced meter infrastructure to be referred 10 in this resolution as smart meters I and

Whereas many township residents have expressed concerns about the Installation of sm art meters on their

homes to Worth Township officials and to the Worth Township Board and

Whereas these residents and Township Board members have expressed concern about the alleged Intrusion

into their respective energy usage attributed to smart meters and

Whereas many residential customers of Detroit Edison Company are concerned that emissions from smart meters may be attributed to serious health problems including but not limited to physiological neurological pulmonary vascular and sensory and

Whereas Michigan House 8i114916 was written to address the above mentioned concerns regarding smart meters and has been forwarded to the Committee on Energy Policy

Now therefore be it resolved that the Township of Worth SanIlac County supports the ability of OTE Energy customers to retain their current analog meters and to opt out of the smart meter program fortheir homes without being subject to financial penalties and additional monthly charges

Now therefore be It further resolved that the Worth Township Board of Trustees strongly encourages State Representative Chairman Aric Nesbitt of the Committee on Energy Policy the Michigan Public Service Commission Attorney General Bill Schuette State Senator Phil Pavlov and State Representative Paul Muxlow to take all regulatory procedures needed to investigate alJthe aforementioned InformatJon and concerns for the health safety and welfare of our cItizens and Inhabitants

Board Adoption

This Resolution shall become effective on the date of Its adoption by the Worth Township Board

RESOLVED this O dayof j~ 010lw

ATIEST AS TO ADOPTION BY THE WORTH TOWNSHIP BOARD

$0 Resolved

Date 07- 2 D- b

Supervisor Philip G Essenmacher

~ Oerk Jennifer Stanyer

Motion to Adopt made by Board Member ~Yl)) Second by Board Member lAhxJtttff

Nay AbsentAye

Philip Essenmacher Supervisor

Jennifer Stanyer Clerk

Jennifer Woodruff Treasurer

Jack Wylie Trustee

Walter Badgerow Trustee

I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and complete copy of a resolution adopted by the Township Board

of Worth County of Sanilac Michigan at a Budget Meeting held onj~ 00 f OIQlli and that said meeting was given pursuant to ad In full compliance with the Open Meetl Act being PA 267 of 1976 and that the minutes of said meeting were kept and have been made available as required by said Act

Jennifer $tanyer - Clerk

Village of Reese Resolution No 13-14-01

A RESOLUTION ADDRESSING SMART METERS IN THE VILLAGE OF REESE

WHEREAS the teon Smart Meter often refers to an eleCOidty meter but it also may mean a device measuring natural gas or water consumption and

WHEREAS many communities across the country have joined forces to prohibit smart meters from being Installed locally mostly upon the notice ofhigher energy bills (Cost) illness (Health)forced installation ofmeter(lnvasion into Home) Privacyissues(4th Amendment right to Reasonable Expectation of Privacy) Safety and Liability and

WHEREAS on March 4 2013 the Planning Commission for the Village of Reese passed Resolution No 2013~02 that recommended that the Village Council consider takingjormal action to notify and ban allfuture use aSmart Meters within the VillQJe ofReese and

WHEREAS the Village Council believes that additional information relating to the use of smart meters 1n the Village of Reese needs to be compiled prior to making a definitive deCision with respect to banning the use ofthe devices NOW

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that at a regularly scheduled meeting of the Reese Village Counal being held on May 13 2013 ) a quorum being present a motion was made by KEAST and second by FIELBRANDT to place a moratorium on the use of ~smartmeterswithin the village limits for a period of six (6) months so that the Planning Commission can continue studying the matter AND

BE iT FURTHER RESOLVED tbatthe copies of this resolution be mailed to aD utility companies who provide electric gas and water services to the VIllage of Reese

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CITY OF BROWN CITY A Progressive Industrial and Agricultural Community

4205 Main Street Post Office Box 99 Brown Cily Michigan 48416()099 Phone (810) 346middot2325 Fax (810)3463802 el11lil brownctygrealtllIkesne

CITY OF BROWN CITY Resolution Number 16-04

A RESOLUTION TO THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION EXPRESSING THE BROWN CITY COUNCILS CONCERN WITH THE

INSTALLATION OF DTE ENERGY SMART METERS AND A REQUEST TO EXPLORE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY EFFECTS

WHEREAS OTE Energy has begunlhe installation ofnew mele to CU$lomers in Michigan ThumtNlleA oommunities~ replacing existing meters with srcaUed Smart meters that is electric meters which viH broadcast information to the utility company using radio frequencies and

WHEREAS DTE Energy has indicaled thaI il will at some point begin installotion of Smart mete in the City of Brown City and

WHEREAS Smart mel provide benefit 10 utilities by allowing remole meter reading by among other things eiiminating the need for someone to go onto each utility customers property to read a meter and possibly offering residents lower electric rates at non~peak times and

WHEREAS a significant number ofpeople including residents or the Cil) of Brown City have expressed heir roucems 10 this Council hom potential health effects ofthe Smart melers as well tIS other concerns regarding lheir universal deployment in the City and

WHEREAS although the City COlmcil is inforoted that it is without jurisdiction to directly regulate Smart meters exclusive jurisdiction over them residing with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) the City Council believes it is appropriate to assist its citizens in obtaining consideration of their issues by requesting careful review thereof by tbe MPSC

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROWN CITY that

I The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perform a careful analysis fbe potential health and safety effilltts which may result from the univernal installation of Smart meters for electric and gas utilities

2 The MPSC is further requested to consider delaying the deployment of Smart mete pending a conclusion by the MPSC following coreful study lJd review that such met are safe and will have neither short-term nOr tong~term negative consequences to the health of the citizens of the City of Brown city and the State of Michigan generally

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3 The MPSC is asked to carefully examine other concerns regarding tbe deployment of Smart meters as may be sllbmilled 10 them by Tcside nls of the City of Brown Cily and lhe Stale of Michigan so as to insu re that all aspects or the issues are considered before final dctennination is mnde with respect 10 such deplo)111enl

4 The MPSC is funher asked to consider requi ring public lllilit ies to allow customers with appropriate medica l docwnellHll ion of their ind ividualized risks to opt out of SmOtrl me ter installation at their homes

5 The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perfoml a ca reful analysis ofrhe potential privacy issues regard ing available and fut ure SOlan meter technology

6 All resol Ulions inconsistent with [he foregoing resolut ion be and the same h~reby an repealed to the c-tent of such inconsi stency

The fo regoing Resolul ion was ofJered on May 9 20J 6 by Councilmember William Nailers and seconded by Counci l member Dan Loulzenhiser There folloed a Ro ll Call VOle with four (4) Councilmembers present eM Jacobson -alSlnl eM Louzenhiser-yes eM Mclvorycs eM Milkr-yes eM Parks-absent eM Wal(~rsmiddotyes

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A QUORUM BFING PRESENT - MOTION DECLARED CARRIED

I Juonii a M Smilh (ily Clerk o(the City or Brown Cit) hereby cen iry thallhe foregoing is tru and complelc copy orn resolutiOlllldoplcd by rhe Cily Counc il o r th~ government ofrhc City of Brown City County orSonilac Sl3te of Michigan al a regular mecting hcld on May 9 2016 and thai said m~etin ~ was conducted M d public notice of sa id mecling WaS given pursuam to and in fuJI compliance with Ih Oren Meelings Act bein Ac t 267 Public ActS o( Michigan 1976 and thaI the mimlles of ~a id meeting Wlfe kepi nnd ill be U f have been made available as requ ired by said Act

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RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THEAlIIUrv OF Clrv IEStDENTS AND PROnIffY OWNERS TO EUlCITO OPTmiddotOUT OF RECEMNG

ADVANCED UTilITY MmRS (SMART METElISl

The followIng preamble and resolution were offered by Coundlmember ~1 i t hoe J ~rL_~ and SlIpp-orted bV Councflmemher ~~__k Ll pa n __~

WHEREAS OTE Energy SVIARl meters (SMART rn~ters) are 0lltidern electrIc metirs which end elect(ic meter readings dutomatlcaty bv using a radio frequency nehvorK rather than 11 uarlitronal on-site ~te( reading method lind

WHEREAS DTt fnargys actively Installing SMART meters throughout southeastern Mlchigan And has recently moaJfed 11

latter to the City of caro pemin1na to the ability of City residents to opt-our of f(Celving a SMART meter and

WHEREAS a numberQf CIty residents have exprltssed tomems regarding negative health conditIons that may reson from the use of SMART meters the a(CUuKY ofSMART meters and the possibmty that th~ uS of SMART meters may contribute to Ute loss of personal Jlrivacy aod

WHEREAS the Mict~an Public SeNke ComPlisston has receotlydedded to lnvesligate seve-fal Il$pea$ pertalnloji to the use and installation of SMART metm and

WHOtpoundA5 the Mlthigan Public Service Commission tlSi a tompomml cf this lmt~stigation is requesting thai utmW comPanles disclose Information rega-rdltli tM po-tential adverse hearth effects associated with (he use of SMART metetS and

WHEREAS th~ City of CarD Council i$ charged with securing and defendioe the overall health safety_ aod welfare of the ldenU of the aiy and their guests

NOW THEREFORE BE rr RESOlVED that the City of (arc Council her) supports the abillty of Its residents and property owoe~ to elect to o-pt-out of receiving SMART meters m$taIJed

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Cam Coune supports the invGSlgat1ltm by the Mkhigan Public Servlce Commission of SMART meters

THIS RESOLUTiON DECLARED ADOPTED nus 5 DAV OF August 20131 ClerkITreasufac of 1M City of Cam State of Michigan do hereby certify tNt thE foraolng Resolution was duly adopted by the City of cam Council during its regular meeting Mid in the Municipal BunOlng in the Clty of Carcent on August 2013

Resolution It 16-201~ June 6 2016

RESOumON A RESQUJTiON SUPPORTING MfCHIGAN HOUSE BtLl4916 OR SIMIlAR IEGtsJATlON AND SUPPORTING THE AmUTY OF TOWNHSIP R6U)poundNTS TO CHOOSE TO HAVE AN ANALOG EtECTfUC AND GAS MEml RATHER THAN ASMART (ADVANCEtll MErE

WHEREAS smart meters are computerized electr1c meters that send electric meter readings to the utility via radiofrnquency radiation multiple times per day and

WHEREAS analog meters are manualJy read electromechanical meters that have accurately

measured the electrtc consumption of homes and busfnessesfor over acentury and

WHEREAS DTE Energy (the utility) is repiaclng exJs1ing utility meters with smart (oka advanced or AM) meters and

WHEREAS DTE EnelY plans to replace all meters with either the fully functioning smart meier orthe smart meter with the radlofrequency turned off (opt-out meter) and

WHEREAS the opt~()ut meter must be manoa read In the same way analog and nooshytransmitting digital meters must be read and

WHEREAS the IItl1ity in fts testimony berore the Pub1c $ervlce CQmmission in U-17053 has stated that the nonMtransmltting smart meter performs no functions not already performed by the analog electric meter and

WHEREAS the utility charges the residentJa customer $6720 to have the norHransmitting opt-out smart meter In place of the fully functionIng smart meter and

WHEREAS the cost of lealllng In piace an existing analog meter is $000 thus creating an unnecessary charge on the customer who does not wish to have a smart meter on their home Or business and

WHEREAS some persons on fixed lncomesare unable to afford the opt-out fees and

WHEREAS the utlJlty does not permit businesses to opt out and

WHEREAS1 citIzens of this oommunity have expressed many concerns about this replacement Including concerns about the health effects of mdlofrequency radIation and the voltage transients and harrnonfcs (line noise) generated by smart meters concerns about privacy and hacking concerns about fire safety and fire hazards concerns about Impending time-ofltse rates and resultant increases In electric bills and conterns aoout remote shut-off and

WHEREAS many residents in the State of Michigan have reported negative health symptoms after the installation of smart electric meters or rnm-transmittlng opt-out meters on their homes and

WHEREAS some residents of the State of Michigan have reported that their smart meter has cau~ht fire or exploded or have reported flickering lights and appliance short-outs Immediately after a smart meter was installed and

WHEREAS the Township of Vassar has worked tirelessly to attract positive Investment while rejecting those that put our health environment and quality of life at risk and

WHEREAS the Vassar Township Board of Trustees ts charged with securing and defending the overatl health safety and welfare of the residents of the Township and their guests and

WHEREAS the electromagnetic frequencies emitted and generated bV these meters have been snown by tens of thousands of scientific studies since the 19305 to harm biological systems and therefore may pose a serious long~term threat to the health of our cltlzensj and

WHEREAS customers with a disability under the Americans with DlsabIHtles middotAct may not be charged for accommodation of their disability and

WHEREAS both the nonmiddottransmittlng smart meter and the analog meter accurate IV measure electricity usage and whereas both must be read by a meter reader therefore making them indlstlngulshable for purposes of metering customer electrical usage and

WHEREAS smart meters have not been mandated by the federal or state government and

WHEREAS our Township is committed to providIng equal opportuntty and quality of rife for all and to removing full barriers to participation In public nfe on the basts of dlsabnity and

WHEREAS OTE has been unresponsive to these customer concerns and

WHEREAS House 81114916 would address these concerns without Impacting the utilitys ability to Install smart meters on the homes and busInesses of those who want a smart meter

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Vassar Township Board of Trustees supports the ability of OTE customers to not partidpate in the smart meter program on their homes and businesses and to have their electricity usage measured by an analog meter without suffering financial penalties or Incurring monthly charges as outlined in House 81114916 and that an analog option be offered in perpetuity to all uttllty customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar TownshIp Board ofTrustees calls upon the Chair of the House Energy Policy Committee the members oftne Energy Polhy Committee the state representative for our dlstrtct the state senator for our district the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Attorney General to do all In their power to ensure passage of House 81114916 and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar Township Soard ofTrustees calis upon the above-mentioned persons and governmental entitles If House 81114916 Is not passed in this legtslative session to do all In their power to ensure passage of legislation In the future that will ensure that utility customers have the right to have an anakJg meter on their homes or

middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

Vassar Township Clerk ~~--=-~

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AdditioMl kWh CitpKtty (nerqyH AS90C kWh ~ EneW 761lt PH kWh

OIv~ V (l1li1 Seltviu~ 5750 permorltn lilA Crfdlt bull$150 Pl month Distribution kWh bullbullbullbull bullbull bullbull bullbullbullbull 5lt130( pef kWll

~aIr loin oIoIIIUrIriIUy un to 1pm 10_ SUPII ly C I~ JuM IIrouqh Odc btf

oo-pealr kWh ~y~___u ~_1IWb ~y tneltgy 415t per kWh

AI ortmiddotpe~ kWh ClIpadly EIIOIJ O9COC per kWh Non-Capadty Cnor1V bull4J5lC kWh

NoW1Tlbef trvouqIIlo4~y

All on-peak kWh ~poundnH0y ~(nefQY

AlIllf-peak Clttp~(hy Cnorqy O679C Pltr kWh NolCIocgtyeniy EIgteOY 4751lt PH kWh

oN_V(O1 ~Chalt~ bull $5(l per mollh Oistrll)Jioll kWn CY al-roond) bull543(X per kWl1

Tlgtis rail fHI~~ thrH rrb t~ 4S 1M U CJitk~ Petlt priaff ttY d~ys wM Cril (ArP61llt e~ au callfll It r~)OUI~ro-I~~ ~~ Power ~ppIV Chltlr Onpuk MOMI) rldy 3 pm to 1 pm

AI on1nk kWh ~ [ JWl9bull bull bullbull bull bull bull __ bullbull 9759lt per kWh Non-~ItfMfQV bull 4049 ~~Wh

MId-jMk MOIIdiy bull nidi) 1 am to 3 pm 7 pm to n pm AI mId-oeak kWh

cKMy (-y bull 4OO5C Pltf kWII N~ity (otIQY 4049lt per kWll

OflP~~k 11 prI to 1 un and all dy S~hlrdy ound y nd -I1rIItd~

u oIt-aIlt kWh ~Itv Enerqy 0554C per kW~ Noo-c~clty (neroy 4049C per ~Wh

(Crtlieal PHIl _ ts cIInIQ on-pfU Worodly rriGay1o eo hours IIlaquo VN~ IIrtIttI ___ notl~)

All a1tlQl~peaK_Wh $09 I)et kWh Non-cpyenMy Eneroy bull 4049t per kWh

Oli~y CII9U OsIrWiontwto 5A)o( r- kWh Slaquoviltoc~ $750 p rrnonl h

~ onI-t 10 pIY1tWlMUy rsliJiftJ MltIrlc spIKI igtNfinQHtWdfhrOltJfJh_n-el8 f(X1y_ __ ~trloltlo Dtlt_1lOISJ

p~ w Sullfy Co Junt 11Ir0U9h OClobt

nrsl 11 kWn r- (Iv CiPM~ypoundnetQY bull l2l7 r- kwto NonCaPM~y ( QY ~616( per kWh

AddJlioNI kWll C~y~ bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbull 414IC IltI~Wh Hon-Cipadtyu-QY ~ 616( PfrkWll

Novembtf Ihrovfjh May -sl 20 kWh per dIy

cplaquoIlyEnHQ __ bull l844lt IltI kWtl HonltopJodl yOWrQY ~ 6OC PftkWll

A~lloMlkWh C~y [JWlQL bull QS5l( Pft kWII N~y[NQY lt11616lt pekWlgt

Ot lgtY CIgta 9n 5ervice CNrqe S75O per monlh ObI iIlUtlon kNh (YtlOOIl~ 5A)OC per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

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rills rale Is for ( tntr aItd iii $(Un ~I ~

~r~ 01 bull Iowff SLnraquoItf Ie IMl GIfl sr

)011 up W 8 perrMI OIl lhec porliotl 01 yoor ~ WIgtM )OUmt ~hsllJla ~e

mliff tNt briefly loltHnoP yoor air c~kgtrlIn9 to mHt l)l~ ()( ~IJIon Jswn Powe S_1y CtgtlO ~tNOUQhOd_ ~rr E1letQl __bullbullbullbull ~bullbullCIooIo99t ptllIIIIII N~y EnerQy bull J7eJ( pel kWn

Hclyentmbtr INIy capdtyE~ bullbull 2-97)( per kwto NooltlIJClty EMfoY ~7BJ( PI( kWh

OIlYery CaQe o ~MoeChilr~ (JuneIIlrQUQhOctOberI bull Sl95 per mon1h ontritlrJtlon kWh 1Yf0IIIIl) SltII3OC ptr kWh

ThIs iMe ls~ for cusOtlllaquoS who UW laquoshyIrk wafff IIHI~ for unitVYO flJr(1OStlo Coniroled 5laquoYIce tlnlt~)

Power Supply ChQtt mm C~ PM1tY [JWlIIV 1915 per kWh Non-~PKity rneW 25lt116( PH kWf

o~rv Cltqn 5efvice ChMe bullbullbull S1Igt per mont Oist ribullon kWh 5430 per kWh

Gorolhcrmel Tlmr of DaV Ratr

~l(USM~r~ nun 10 1pm Po Supply Ch O~

Jun 11II 0ltJqh (klobelt AU onpek kWh

C8C)yeniI- (net9Y 9nsc 1 kWh Nooltpady (Mrqy 2814lt per kwtl

AW offmiddotptallt IltWh CIpyenty Ene rQ~ 13J5 per ~Wh NotrCapodty E9Y 284 pot kWh

NovmM thrOUlh Mil All onPIWlt ~Wh

CeplKlly ( neroy U ODlt perW1 N~ity [MrQy 28l4lt pw kWh

AIIo1~ kWh Clpa(M ~ EJWl 9r lAJX ~r kW IIon-ltapac lly ~roy UtA C PE ~W~

tullv~ry C~qu seritl Charge 6]0( 1 day Distribution kWh (YeaHOllM) 4703C per kWh

Expertnlal Ellcl n c Vehcle Ra tl

Opt ion 1 Tlmt of Ot~ kino On~ fKIltfi McIl(I6y-FrkUly il4m 10 1Ipm Po Sypply CIlaQu

OfgtpaiI kWh calhy poundnto OVbull 6 779C IltI~Wh

NonQpadty EnerQY 9012C perkWh I oIIpuk kWh ~yEnlaquoQY 1695lt pelttWIgt Hon~ poundJWIIJ( 22silt pelt ~Wh

Oell~ery C~~ Servll a r~f $95 IXr morgtIh 1)sI IbuIkWh bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbullbull gtA)OC 1 kWh

09tlon1 Monthly F r~ ( UIgtf ~v~ l1Ut~ly) loonIlIIy I~ of $4511 ~r yellko IrKIYClINJ sur(narO ~Igtdcedillo

OTHER RATE OPTIONS

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Ht t MetfrlnQ - A dlt option IMI promolft ~M (RgtUrn~ HIW~ eledtijtrusi19 f~r~tS IUmlY reaMgt MtVOYcndiU ~ 1M power bull

rloltlllt ~bull -IIH atdits_ 1gt1_ TIIO _101 _oolltn o$JJ _h_ _ ~NO 6~ yo __ ~ TolnOUII -rI_Ul l~lbull _ _ cmM(RW~ _ __ oS1S) _~__ -- OI _nn

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WHOLE HOUSE RATE OPTIONS TIese service rates are provided throuqh one meter to a singJt or double OCCVPMlCY dwelin9

Residential ElectriC Service Rate Powe Suppfy CharOe First 17 kWh per dAY Capacity Energy bull 1065C JlE kWh NOItltapacily EntltVbullbullbull 4 767( PErkWh

Additional kWh capacity Energy 4590C per kWh Non-Capacity Enerqy bullbullbull 4751( per kWh

Delivery CNiroes 5efvice (halVe $750 per rnonl h RIA Credit middot $750 per monlh Di5tribvtlon kWhbullbull 543OC per kWh

Time of Day Rate-

On-peak h(Wrs MonCJay-rriday n Um 10 7 pm Power Supply CnarQes June through Octo~r

All on-peak kWh I Capactty Enerqy t2048C per-kllh N~lty EnenlY bull 4757lt per kWh

All otf-peak kWh capacity Energy bull bull 090OC Pfi kWh NonlaquoJpaci ty EnefQY bullbullbull 4757lt per kWh N~ IhrOU911 May

All on peak kWtl Capacity Energy bull 944OC per kWh Non-caPbCity Energy bullbullbullbull bull 4 757lt per kWh

AU oH-peak kWh Capacil y (nergybullbull bull o679C per kWh Non-capaclly Energy 4757( per kWh

fXgtltvery CllalQu Service Charge bull $750 per month Olstribvtlon kWh (YeaNovnd) 543O( per kWh

DynamiC Peak PnclnQ Rate This rate features th~ price tiers as well as Critical Peak prices for days when Critical Peak events are caIed It requires YO1f home to have the aovanced electric meIer Poer Supply Cllarg ~s Onpeak Monday Friday 3 pm to 7 pm

All on peak kWh Capacity EnerQt bullbull 9759C per kWh NOfIltQapacltt Energy 4049C per kWh

Mi(1)eilk MoIIdIlY friday am to 3 pm amp 7 pm to I pm All midpeak kWh

Capacity poundnerQy bullbullbull bullbullbull bullbull Aoose per kWh Non-tapaclty Enerqy bullbull bull 4Q49 per kWh

Off-peak 11 pm to 7 am and all day Saturday Sunday and desiQna~ holidays

All o ff-peak kWh capacity Enerqybullbullbull 0554( per kWh Nonltapacity (nergy 4 049( per kWh

(Critical Puk events dJrlnQ on-puk hours MondayshyFriday Ilmlto to eo lIours per year with ~vance notite

All criti calpeak kWh 5091 per kWh Nonltpatity Enerqy 4049C oer kWh

D1 Uv~ry Cha r Oes Oistribution kWh bull bull 543OC per kWh Service cMfQe $750 per month

Space HeatlOq Rate AfJPied oNy 10 ~miJOeflfr instilUed electric s~ce heltllin9 S(lrwct 11100011 0fIe meier IOn) II~f to KIU$MOIrIJ IlaquoWd on this tltf ~I(r 10 ~ 17 lOIS

PO tl Supply 0 J~ trrouOh October

(irst T7 kWh per day capacity [ MrQy bullbullbullbull bull bullbull bullbullbullbullbull bull bull 1217lt per kWh NOOCapacily Energybullbullbullbull bullbull d61b( per kWh

Additional kWn Capacity Energy bullbull 4741C per kWh NonmiddotCapaclly[nerqybullbull bullbullbull bull 4 616( per kWh

November through May (IrS 20 ~Wh per dat

Capacity ElKrQY bullbullbull 1844( per kWh NonCapaclty Ener9Y bull 4616C per kWh

Addi l lonal kWh Capacity [ ne((lY 0553lt per kWh Non-Capaci ty Ener9y 4616lt per kWh

Oeltvery C~afl)e ~

Service CllltlIqe 5750 per month Dislrlbullon kWh cYeM-roundl bull 5430lt per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

lnteruptlbte Space Conditioning Rate (CooICurrent s middot ) Thfs rale is (01 cmlraJ air 1M air $ltNrce hfijt wmps 7alltp adYanlaQe o( a ICYWef w mmer ra te thai C8II stlf

you vp to 18 (Jercf(ll on the coolf19 POfUOII oJ yotn energy bill wtlEn you e()(oII we istaN aseparate melpI lha1 clO briHIy IIIIerrvpt your air cMdilicnif9 to mee system or oeneratlon Issues POwer Supply ChArQe$

June throuQh October ~Enervv middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddot_middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotO499( perllWti f Non-Capacity Energy bull bull bull 3783lt per kWh

November thrOU(jh MAV Capaci ty Ener9Y bull2973( perkWh Non-Capaclty Energy bull3783lt Pfr kWh

Oellvery C~arQes Service Charge (June Ihrough October) bull $195 per month DisltiolJlion kWh (YeaOlJIdl 543OC per kWh

WatN Heating Strvce Rate

This rate Is a~alllJble for customers Who use an elecshy(ric wdler hedler tor sanitary pJrpos eJ Controlled service (Interrupt ible)

PO Wff Supply Charoes AU kWh Capacily Enerqy 1915lt per kWh NonltapaClty Energy bullbullbull bullbullbull2546( per kWh

Oelover y CharQes Service Charge bullbullbullbullbullbullbull5195 per month DiStribution kWh bullbullbullbullbullbull bullSA30C per kWh

DLWd-I On1J(aJL hOCJrs POIIef Supply

June throug AIfOfl~ak

Capacity NonCapi

Alt ntfflfak Capacily Non-Cap

November 11 All onpe~k C~pacity l NonCoplt

All olfpeak CapacIty I NoncaP

Dtl lvelY CharI Service Ct Distribut io

Option 1 Time On-pfak hour5 POW~( Supply

All on-peak kl CapacityE Non-(apa(

All oIlpeak k Capacil y [ I Non-Capa(

Delivery ( h~rQ Service Chan Distribution I

Oplion 2 MonU Monthly fee I and credits

OTHER RATE

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Net Meterlnq resource CJe~ r_waDI( re5(

thaI power

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bull 1ie11c1er1t InaHr1t Crecln (RIAgt Custoowr rneeC 1IQ eIiQibHIIy requ~$ U KehOe bull $150 ~ IIOI)III (rfillllN 0IIId10 110(1 Oul laquoyou OIMIIly (all U~ lt14 8000471741 Rwc~ Of cwIOIrIe1S wno us ill maIOlt porI ion oI11gttlr IKll ley INtng oI1pe~ ron

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ~ VII sect28 33

sect 9 Compensation of county officers

Sec 9 BoampTds of s upervisors shan have exclusive power to fix the oomp officers not otherwise provided by law

runory Cocst 1963 All VII 9 Elf J I I 9amp yo ConrlNd amp CMII 1908ArI VllJ fR

sect 10 Removal of county seat

Sec 10 A county seat once established shall not be removed until the place nlch it is proposed to be moved shall be designated by two-thirds of the members of the board of supervisors and a majority of the electors voting thereon shall have a pproved the proposed locatioD in the manner prescribed by law

BiotDl)l Co llle3 An VII flO E( JOJJ 1 1964 l~ Con~tllull oD See COllSL ll108Art vrn t )3

sect 11 Indebtedness limitation

Selt 11 No Cltlunty shall incur any indebtedness which shall increase its total debt beyond 10 percent of its assessed valuation

lfiwry Cmol 1963Att VII tllEft Jan i 1i64 Fo e cmtltutlon s Conn 1906 Art vrn U 2

sect 12 Navigable streams permission to bridge or dam See 12 A oavigable stream shall not be hridged or dammed without permission granted by

the board of supervisors or the county as provided by law which pennission shall be subject to such reasonable compensation and otheT conditions as may seem best sui ted to safeguard the rights and interests of the county and political subdivisions the rein

QJO Cotgtu I~ Art VII U2 Ert Jan I 100 Fou eonia o 8M eo 180SArt vrn tl~

sect 13 Consolidation of counties approval by electors Sec 13 Two or more contiguous counties may combine into a Slagle county if approved in

each affected county by a majority of the electors voting on the quest ion IIUtDrr- eo t 1961Arr Vl t 13 Ell J 1 1964

sect 14 Organization and consolidation of townships Sec 14 The board of supervisors of each organized county may organize and consolidate

townships under restrictions and limitations provided by law Hi~ Coru 1963Arr VIto I~ ErrJLIgt 1 100-1 Fo CoGMI~U 01lJ See eoru 1908 Art Vlll us

sect 15 County intervention-in public utllity service and rate proceedings

x Sec 15 Any county when authotized by its board of supervisors sha ll have the authority to enter or to intervelle in any action or certificate proceeding involving the services charges or rates or any privately owned public utili ty furnishing services or collJJlodities to rate payers within the county

W O Coogt J961 Att VT I t iS Ell J I 19amp1

sect 16 Highways bridges culverts airports road tax limitation Sec 16 The legis lature may provide for the laying ou t construction improvement and

maintenance of highways bridges culverts and airports by the state and by the counties and townships thereof acd may authorize counties to take charge aod cootrol of auy highway within thei r limits ror such purposes The legislature may provide tbe powers and duties of Counties in relation to bighways bridges culverts and airports may provide ror county road commissioners to be appointed or elected with povers and duties provided by law The ad valorem property tax imposed for road purposes by any county shall not eltceed in any year one-half or one percent of the assessed valuation for the preceding year

ru ry Con t ampEl3 An VlI 4(6 Elf Jan I 196 Io ~Iuoo Su C I OO~ Art VIH ~2G

Jo~j Ftfrill9 440 N Srarr Smw Flfs-o a ellIJlIII O CO lo All 4R723

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

~~~ Jodi Fetting

Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

AittpAcs Policy GIOlp Airsp $iIViClWl us )epCfIrren ul T(Qrspo~ltrlto-

8GO lndeperdenoe Avenue SW WtW1Irglo DC 7059

Federal Aviation AdrninStrotion

JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

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Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

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Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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H INOlMNITV

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I LlMlTAnON OF UAllUTI NEITHER 10 HOR CUSTOMER WILL BE R[5PONSIBlE TO TH OTHER FOR ANY SPECIAl INOIRECT PUNITIVE OR CONSlQUENTlAI DAMAGES (INCLUDiNG BIIT NOT lIMITEO TO LOST PROFITS OR LOll OF BUSNlSS) JCJS TOTAL UAIIUJ TO CUSTOMER FOR DAMAGES R[5ULTlNG JROM AN( CAUSE WHAnOMR SHALL BE UMIT(D TO $2SQDOO IN NO EV(HT SHALl 101 INDEMNifiCATION OBllGATJOH [)(UD TIlE AMOUNTS ALO TO JO UNDER THIS AGIllEMENT OR THE AMOUNT OF INSURANCE IllQUIMD B THIS AGREEMENT WHICHpoundItIl IS GAUnlt CUSTOMUI UNDERSTANDS TltAT)CJ 15 HOT AN INSUIIER RpoundGARJ)tNG THE WORKOIlTIlE SERVICpound$ 0 SHAll HOT BE IIESPON5IBH fOR ANY DAMAGE 011 LOSS nAT MAYflUU~T FIIOM FIliI SAFElYOR SECURITY EQUPMpoundNTTHATfAILS TO PEAFORM PROPERLY 011 FAILS TO PIIMr( A CASUAL all LOSS

J FORa MAlfURE

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It RUOUJT10N OF DISPUTES 11 3 0l5pu1l rIs~ und~ tIIk _nl tile lelllgtall prom1 ~~ Incod IlIh lbesoIvt well dllputll by ~tIM In1Ie -t dsJ)UU II UIU~ 0 be vcWed eltha- pony whaw the tch IrIltble ltbiI~don by iIinC with lhe AmeltIcn ArbItIoltI oUodallon ~ no olllerlcttlClIon IaI bftn prevlouJly filed upon ftliol 01 the Ifbitnon till AAA Ihllhlw Ihe eOlCIu~W jurlsdlCllon _ the OlspUte Tlluibull11 party mty decide 10 f~e n (Ilon In coun of romDftenl jurbdirtlonl f til (oun f~m II Ihe flntlec1 proctdln flied tIIll tourt Iha have lur~dlaioo ove lhe ~JlUle to the aclulion 0101 rbltrltlon AtbiUlllon Ihln be toooucted In il(cordince wilh the lWn CUrrtnl tbhflllon rules of the IgtnItrlan Artgtilntlon MllaquoilIIon ~OIM wtlitllllon seMel mlJlIatty ampJ1Hd 10 by 1M IoIlt11n ArbIlratlon musl be (~1Ild Ihtll Ibty (60) dayt afw tn oputt submitted 10 artHlllon unlen the j)IoItlH mll I1y et ot~ The ~cI~ed by tn ~alorwi 1M f_land ~I liAlted by 1M bltLmDf may be Int~ed In XUlrcllnce with IppIiQbIe I_In any (oun h-il (ornpe1em jurisdiction jMltty po_llire III 1M 3Ibtrtttlcn or COUrt poem IhII If entilled lOn _d 01 Its rulflMble COIoU In(IudinI 1USOfIIbInomeyJ leu Incurred IS rtwlt 01 tile Oipute CUSTOMER MUST BRlNG ANY CLAIM AGAINST 10 WITHiN ONE (1) YEAR m ER THE ClAIM AROSE If CUSTOMER OOIS NOT CUSTDMR WlU HAVE IRRtvOCASlY WAIVED Irs RIGHT TO SUE 10 ANDOR INSTITUTe OTHER PROCEEOINGS AND ICI SHALL HAVE NO LlA81UTt TO CUSTOMER fOR SUOi CLMM TIME IS Of THE ESSENCE AELATM TO CUSTOMH PUISUING ANf SUCH ClAIM floIE PItOVtSIONS Of TKS AGREEMENT WHICH APLY TO AN (AIMHALl REMAIN IN HFECT EVEN AFTER THE AGREfMtNT IS TfRMNATto 10 AND CtmOMER EACH WANt THEIR RlGIfT 10 A rull

shyl TERMINATION

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2 ellhe INIrty fib 10 perform any 01 Its obIirlon UM hIs Ieem~nl I~t otll jraquony wi prOIII~ -men IOIkt LheeollO lhe )lilly

1I1~ed 10 JHo In dmult Should Ine party alted 10 be Ifl defull 111 to espond I it or like action 10 cvre tIM II~IltI def within 1111 (lOt (lall 01 ~celvln IV lneo notlu the lOti ~rty may le(mlnlle Ihk rument by PIOllldlll ~ten nOl1(1 01 IIJII lermllliU lo n

3 UPQI1 IltIrrIinoUm 01 h ltfeeme~ le r anv rNson aJICmef 1hd PltiY IQ 10 I II UflGitputed _nu 0Wflj IlIrwah Ihe dallt of IIIUOII ~hIn thl (30) cI~ luth lermnl ion (ulier hIIllso prflVlde Jej Utlth RMlIlabe aa 10 the islS tD rem~ IIIe Gflew OtWe ~n~hVfllher JO pro~y ncltoun~tJI Int~on fl~ 0lt iiIlt IIlfIV ~lIlem1S ppUuble Cull 111111be liable fOlt al Iffl COlli and IICPfIfl mil Jet mv Il(u in ltootlKion th I enlOIOlmenl 01 hll tIlIl indlldina wilhoullimatlcln nlIo ble nom lees eltgtnKtton aency lees nil Olin COIoI

4 II he A~re~tot Is for mulljytar telm t~her jMrty nwy termiNle lilt Aeflaquomerll after dI ronl fu ~a of SaMlaquo by I lilt OInr pI no Ie-laquo thIn 10middot1 (151 ~VJ nit oolk laquoNlded h_ th~ (us OfIIted PREMIUM (OVEIlAGE CusIOlttltgtlt Y mlltUle ~~I ontv upon 10$ WIitt~ ~

M ASBESTOS MOlD BIOAHAZARDS AND HALUOOUS MATERtAlS

H~zardoul Mltfrills munl tfrlal ~ wb$llnct hal tIelher by Its N~ or ute II now Of hft defed Of fCula~ hdoubull 1 dOUloUbsltnoUl pc 1 o tOllllmlnlnl vodeIIV 1oG~ 111 01 leclclta l lowbullfCulallon 01 rdinlOtlCll bullbulllalre to or cklfIlUkIamp pUblic and ~ 1l1li and uletytId prateCIIon oj the IMonmen or which iI toIc explosive COfaUvt flammable radloKlhot orclnoCflIk or OIhenoriI haarcloui Of which iI or CfIfI1n1 _oItum psoline died Iud Inother pc1~um hvoilOClrbon produCl or poIYhlori~ bIphtI Hatardoui Matttllls ltlHdllGaltoeluMl makl leulmiddotbaid ptintl bIohIlrdS SIIdIIS but ftOlink~ to 1fCiofIeCl IntI HlIeJtcs-conao1n1nc mwials rACM1 Neither (ulomer nor lCi dlrlll lo or Illkeneel 10undnmiddotakedlren Obllnlolll r~I~li~ (11M klcnllOClllcln Ibuemenl dUnp control ~mo~1 or dlltpoltal o ACM

10 wlB be 1$IgtOtIIbIe 10lt moI 0 cI oos 01 ayen~roous ~Ierl_ls Ihll I ul In provldl lht StMt-es n O H bullbullf(Ioul MaIHllb1 and t~ I fmldllifIn ollllY Iell jlnd by he eI1e of 1(111lt1 MertatI For lit HI~ MltMils Iha may be olteselttl Itgt lacM~h

Johnson ~lcC 2019iQhn$on Cotro~ Inc ControlsComeJ Canfodenllal 00 nr)I COP) (pIIy~ocaIy eectrorcny or n an OIhel mea) Ylnout It ~I~ nnen ptlJJTJ5~ 01 ~C~oIs Inc PagE 38 011

middot PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL t- COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rNomiddotC1 HudOOJ Meritmiddotf (uuome shgt1IIUpply JCI wht 1 iflrornallo~ iflil pm bullbull~1on lt~lllni 10 lilp pre~nlt of lilllrltlOU$ M~ c-rret ij

th ~ilt eJ~nn ~v ff~(1 10 pelt1orm bull e 01 Ih~ s i(~ II Illhft Cnomelt or 10 gtKom ltt 01 ltgtlt UUlfCU U~ I)esellltt 01 Nonmiddoto(l HIIIISo M~ le1$ tIIl Iy ItgtItrlre llh Cr ServIltpoundl II I~U ImmtdllltIy $lOP I~ SoetYl(l Itgt rile I ffffiecl ru ~nd noilly the o thw ~n As btt-en (unome Ind MI Cuu_ hoo_be rtlpor1ible 01 IIISoho n~n ~ e -d diopoinr 01 Honmiddotla Hndou Mele 1$ fom lu rdMIebullbullnd for Ih (medlllion olny reu ImpaetCd by he ret bull bull e of he Hon-CI HUlrdou Mlltrl I~d mul ptwidc ~ cer1lliUlle 01 a balm~nl ~cfore J(I will be obll~lled 10 ~rlorm 0 cnl~ue lIS S~Mco unln 10 ~d letu knowloedae Ihll NonmiddotCI HIardou M~I(II~ were pren nd eted In dl$tfpr d of I~I ~e In wli(h tne 1lJ 1lt1 -11 be (pon lbllil lu ole ~ Othe etMOltlon 0 nmiddot orn Impmed by IlJ leltl~ of 1Idgt Hibullbulldon MlttIIbullbull00111) ( lOme hon In lOponibII II lu ole e~e for the _olI 01 HIbullbullrdous Male 1s INri ~ no bHII r~ieued and fe reie~e~ not nultlnc from Cl1 PtriormallCt ef tilt Serulces CuomN ~hlI ~I~nd ~nd InclomoJlot JO ~Calnl 1 Iol-ifl (o sU damUC I e~~nlel vd claJms ~rnamp 01 lu fa ure 10 (omply with Ihll Sccllcn M

N CUSTOMER DAlA

Cnlomt da la obtillned flom lie SetWltcs II owned by alld 111amp11 btlolt o Cunomer 10 I~ IUIOI illO UI Cl410mellb 10 prcMde Sentlce (lome bcept a lonh IItrlln lei wilt 101 disclose Ie any IhllI Otlty ~ny 1rlISivIltN81 (~nom dlI~ acquled hrouh pelt10IWIIIa 01 Ihe Sttvices Mthout Cul lomer (OnSenl (unomer ilB~e Ihal Jel nd 11 ubleIIrle affillnlnd epproved Ihild ~rty COII111OI5 and de-elopers may collecl nd lJ~e CUllome dll for Iny eaon 10 as ny ee l ule 0I1t1e clall on I dt middotklfn11itd bSII Iha dot nOI p~rsonaMy I~ntily Cullomer or anvlndivd Cuilomelt Igttgteby ~nlJ)O a petu WilcIWkIelfrtvOCable royah lru8unO U modi+ m1PU~Ibull bull WOIoeltIse and 1011

0etMt~wo b frOtnuch dala J(III ~IIM rlClIl$lOlI Inr~ 10_ rbl tJlIltflllll nd produnl C~led as I ew of uerlomnce ofSeMlts

O JCIS INlHLECTUAI PROPERl

10 WM IKtJI d riCh ~ lgtcIltgtltfest 11 yl) woltk orovided 10 Cuslomel IfgttIudlnl ohooI l ilmltiltiOfl ill ~e ~U and objeet cod dorumtnll1ior1 tKllnic Inhwon or dlla 1plaquolflCa1onlnd del bull ltes Impr~mellU 01 mOClllQlooruo 10 r~II1Hmiddot~ and (bJ I(now-How (defined below) e~ b 1(1 In bull (I~eron 01 lhe ~bltt 0 periolfTlfnt ollh Slt~ whth ~n_n 10 1(1 ror 10 Of diVtlom or tiICgyeiI Or ~uire-d In conneCllon with I perormrltt of II obn ioos under lhl ~greemenl Ownership Of eM Oelwblf ~nd KnowHow Ihd veil 00001y In ICJ nld flO Oe~ver~~bullbull1IaII be de~med middotworks mide fo r hlf bull Withoul UtIamp Ihe lenerilily 01 th e fortlal vfSNp 01 ai sool(e nllIS ~ (Ie (Olme of ptriOfnlInamp the le1Vkei I~I reMain the elOCIuIiIIt PlIJIIIlt1V 01 10 FltK purpoltl 01 ihllt AaJr-cmerr middot~nowmiddotHO mean a knohow )jot e It(hnIQ~s (Q ~U mllhoclolocln loobbullbull~Iy i(ll ~pprOKIgtG dltibu~ Odell and dt1m dllcoveriU ad ld~ililnW1ed produCAd by dhelc~d or uelt t)y 1(11 he CfUlon IIlt plovilJcn 01 the o-t~f1b1eI or In the Iltroltnance 01 tho Sltrvkt1 i nel Iny chanee ImplovemenJ or modlfiuHon tlgtereto or deivatlv Ihe reof

P OI6IT lpoundRMS

Any licMM 10 ltgtlt ~h( to ~laquopoundl1 JO IOfWlIrt produW inc dIIlti l e r Cloud tu Dyfth-lMd ulkr till Irelfflflfl b prellldild on 1- telt

corldklons for the iPllllebje loflwr~ groduct Of dlcll or cloud trvlce lei forth btll1wwwJgtgtmQI(QroluQmtgtulk Cleull4itl~I SU(h

aptgtlblt oftw~re podu nd (jjIIIIlervlltes lermsr lncopO ~d by rcferetl(e hcreln

Q Mi~LlAHrOlJS PROVISIONS

1 AW nor l~bullbullequlred IC be amp1vfIfI1bullbullnrundfi hili ~e ifI wrllnt Inc ~11I)e (OtIl(Ieca prcper ~iwn If (II chlMrred In Jlt IOt (b) tlll vi the Unlled 51lei POI~I stvIlte pel1se orepald ftlIlIred 0 tertlfld Mill rflun fclOl requCled (cJ ifni by o~ernlJht del~rv scNiCe ( fidEgt UPS) 01 (dln bvfClIrn~~ ~ m~1I or olnelt el~wonlC mt~nd confimed by (~cslmll e relum mlll or ele~hone

2 TIUs CfNnltnt _ nor be led byCunomoe wtllIc 1(1 k wrgtlIell (0ltgtSe 1(I IN ~ III -eM 10 1amplJr lh eltlnbull bull o_ ethn~erJon firm 0 (OltpOrllon wltheut Cul1omer~ conscm 0(10111 abo lIve 1M Ith Itsor cI1stretlon 10ubconuaa ny ponlon 01 IDe Servl(e TII$ ~retmenllnues 0 he ben~fot of Ind Is appllc ble tc ~ny aS1inees or SUbltOnl etor~ ef telbullnd II blndlnt upon Customer wllh Plaquo110 nld Il-SlttD or ltubculag rs wilh Ite f~e nd tllecl3 n bInltls (uIOme loJel

411 any plcviion of 1M femen Is fgulld t W IMaloC ~ tbullbull1 or unenforceable in ~ny elOtet Ihe lIdlly lealOty ~nd enforcelbillt Ollhe rem~lIinlpltosooru cellUinil htfetll hill flO( In t V wy be Ifeuelt Of irnj)3IleltIthNeOv

S TlIII laquoeemenlI lhe enUre (onl et bltwcM 1(1 nd CU1l0mt1 and ~st~1 ~ny pltlcr or ~ 1 undcfSllndll _itt IIIltIU ~ ro~oII or Olher ommuni(llionl b tween the partIe

ampmiddot(111 dltnowIodllli ~nd ~ bull IIgt IIY jhHdl l c ord~ lucd by Cuilomc In cunllKlon h lhigt laquo~enl iSlnlend only 1D ellMliiSh lnymenllllhof1ry fOl Cr5lont r Inltrn~lluou~I purptllH nd nol be conide1( to be ~ unto llcr Imltfld n1 modlfQtion o OIher IcvlslonlO lhe lenTIl 01111 AtrHment No tem or condition I dud or rfenced In CUIO middot pUdaSll ordl will h~oe ant fOlte elfet and Ih~e ( flU and condillon shall (MUOI (utomr1 ICtcraquoi1ICe of ny SefVicellllJH ltOnltllu lt in I~pncc of these lerm ~nd rolldnions An prO(IOl fo tltkjllo~1 or d~lefe rli ferm~llgtt In CuSlomtrs J)Uf(hue orde-r Cr ny otll elt dOtumenl Inill expresl ~ccP1ed IfI wrlIlIZ by ICI hCfeby objKted 10 nd telaquotCd

711 1I1t( at n~ (hfnlel 10 (uuomero ~tlnl or 0~r3110~f Of I lPlk oOle eEulaIon II ltode u~ bull Of ulW~y t~Ilebullbull I~il mD Iltldy ffeet J(rl peremlnt~ of the S~rvi(eJ or 111 pt1tlrltl ~fel 10 IhU h the ~ht 10 an eQ~IUbl and l~proprlle djuumenl 10 Ihe cope Ie and othe-f llcned Ie 011111 Ag reemenl

Johnson ~p(gt 21)19 Johnson Conll ol1 CU~lome-f Confgtdent Controls 00 -0 eopV 1ptyslQllly eleGl ro~gtCIly OlIn any oiher mft) hou Ihe eXJlress wn llen oerrn$$IOn 01 Joinroon CQntro ~ Irtlt Pag 3e of 42

JOHNSQfJ COtHROlS PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED r 11i COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

ADorNDUM TO PSA TERMS AND CONOITIONS OR MONITORING OF INTRUSION fiRE AND OTHER WpoundTY SYSTEMS

If ~te MOnilOfin StMces bull bull pIktly III(ludtS Ittnol~ lire ~ml 1I~oritl gtlaquov1tv 11111 mooilorint or video monitor ifl lht $COpe 01 wol1lt O (11110 d es tile Aareemenl II hereby madifie1lncl mended to Indude the termlnd prollllioru ollhls Addendu 10 tile PSA 10 Monhorinc 01 InlWolI r lf Mid Sfety So$term (Ihe AI(eNjum QplIlred Irms thaI Ie nol de1if1ed titeln lhirll h~ the melni cJven 10 diem In the lIIlement In Ih _11 of conhicl between the t~rTIltId (omIllions of this Addendum arid those ~inl ln the 111_ the tems (ondttklfls oIlbis Aoddtlldllm st pi~I~

1 kmote MoMorln of AIm SI~nI$ If ICI receiYo an elMfltnCV Itrm Ilen111 Jel Floc Jel IhIoII eeworlo nolhylhe IPJfOprille po~ Or fire deplnfII or other eme1enty panR QG ~iJurlldictlonnd Jel hl tndeVOI 10 IIOtiIyCuIlOmPf or tlsdellllllled repruenlnlve by eltmoll urltss instfU(1e-ltt 10 do OlheAlt by Cllomer In whilll ndot Nltd on l~ndlfd operalln picaduttlfo Ih ROC lCi uJ)OII feeeipi 01 bull lIOnmiddot emeree llenll from lilt Iremll sh ncltlvor 10 nOI11y Citomer ~feMltlve pursUlnl to Cu llemer1 _inen Instructions k faullin to QltmoU or Ie nOlllatlon Cunome ICknowlldlt5 1-111 the sllNIs Irlrumlttld from lhe Iremes will be monltoid In mOllltorlnl ftty not 0~111td by x~ lhe peSOIIIIeIIn _h monltom fldllltf lit nollh I~u 01 10 nor dots KJ IoU I rupDnsibillry Ielt tilt _ tIkh 1Kh Inb w montloed o lhe ttlPOfll( to $udlI1

2 ltemOI Monltotlfll kNkes Irkntllfmote MonllorltlJ SeNlf$ 1M be plaquolded by KJ If lhe ACftrM1II includes dIle 101 wth St~ 11

wm SeMce Is pchtitd 1lt1I nltOI~ mIIf 01 Ilirm 10 lhe Premies and lhe InIIlllchlre Is bIosed on the porcln( iCOq( 10 by lhe Jgt3lttiel wbjea 10 the lerms llId (ondiliolls 01 tills Addendum tie numtIMohllrms produced I I thl1ueloes beyond the COnuXt~ numblaquo of alarml In month (utome wiM tie blWon oleage lea

CommunOllonl Mdbo 0110( acknowlld Iht monkOlinl 01 COIlfelt Equipment requires nnsmlSllon 01 Ilgn~1s 0-1 $urlldad lelephone Iinellndo the Int_I1Id th Ihese moOeI of IIIJllmlslion ltmoV be Inl~rupled ctrofIIYltInled orcompromilrd In whkh cn IIC llMnal ClIO be Insmitttd trom the Pemius 10 thtr nIOfgtileinl fad~ty CUllomt ndenlnd Itltlle II~ lhe noonIOIn latllHy 10 be Willi 01 $lOch tonditlon bull dditlonal or 11tf~ II prol~1on toIIO be inllilled $udI line ItcIity devicn1 (Ullomtr COIllnd epensencr 10 Irlnsmluon Itlephone Ii only Cuslom- etnowtlldl_ II is _ IhIt h _urlty deW _lillie Ind nlnl UpirWy ldenllfied In Sthtdule A bull (qulprnent l ist lin dednrcf to purdlnl well 0tvkI~ Crntomtlt IIlth xkroowIedItllhlt Ulth ddltlonil pClt11on Is not 1rbIe Jot Inltrntl lrlMtOlln1on un6tr thl AIeemtnl

4 flwjUnnccemrry nns StfIlu csls At IOs OP1lOnltllddllIDIIII IN mIy be dwpd lot any m Of unlfQlOSiry SIM Vuil uused Of n=~led bV cUOJftllf 111 ildclklon Cuitomeuhlfl be Illy re$llOflSlb~ncr II1Of1 for fines petllltItsIISISlmInts l3gtes f~ o MH I~ by ~ 10vemmelQ bOCIy lell1lho~ tommolOlctrlloll 01 ~I UlltImiulon COlllptny1l1he rnlllt Ilny Iltie larm Ind ~hin rtlmtgtiwl Kl lor any tom -cUffed by IClln conMCIicll IIgtItewth Cunomer wi opera Ihe l)II toIIeluly ~ ID 1ooId CMOllne fau llimu hIM lIrmi an be ClVled by I _tIM or olher forces ~ he cOIIlrof 01 10 II n ~ number 01 flle Ilium lit cltetved by KJ In MIdllicfl to Y othebull lIb1e (tmedlll 1 111)1e to Jel ICI m v lerminll Ihis amprttmenl Ind discontiny t ny Service(snd leek to cover dmllts If In bullbullent Is dlipolChtd by I _mtnlll l ulhorlty or Olh Iibullbull 10 pond 10 a II~ Ilirm where lh CUIIDme o Iny olher Piny IIIi InlentlonallV xddenoly or rraquolilenlIyKl~led lhe Iam I lInl~ CullonW kaD be Itlportllble lor and PIYnv and1I lell lcrjor fonu lIuled with fUPlaquol 10 lhe fls lImsnd PlY 10 JCJIht Iddltiooal clllrJcs Mid (OIl1lncufftd by It fom I fl lslIlm If lilt CIIIIO_r $11_ M$ 1IXIllHllbie dtvIu Customer IUlIgtorIlti ICI 10 ~I Ille Iemin to tv Ill the ludible device r JO I eqlleued 01 ordltltd ID do lO bltf l_r_II~ lIhbors Dr I~ fist and Cullonle will PlY JOlts standard servIc ct tllule lor Kh well visit PoIIcIIIndes tiIU rePlir of svn1 whlth CIOUS lue diugtoldla _ lobi_ IIlIlngln lhe equljllll6nl nt(esAY f 10 to wpptr the StMces nd euslOmllt wM fWf 1 COlU of JudI malntelaflct At IeUI IIOIIthly CUMO-wi IIISI the V$ltm protea deulces and send lell I 10 the ROC 10 I n monltorin laquoII1Imtn1 I 8WldIIfIct wlthlnswctlons from JO o the Roc CoI_r IIHi to lest lhe monltorlllamp IV$tttnS inc1tIltIinI ttsti anv ultruonlc mlctowwtlnfrared CampPlCliInce or other electronic ~l_nt prior lofle end of tlCh monlhnd will ImmedlJtetv rfllOlllO JCl if the equipment fafls to respend to ttll I wltom IhIoI mike Iny nlaquoIIUry rIj)IIs 1ltOO fttl clP of notice IS Ii rulonlllly prnkll CuWgtmer ~n al an tlmes be oltlv rponslbllt If)lt mainlilninamp Iny Iprln~~r vlem In cod wortInc oflier Ind provide Mfeqlllf hell to lilt PIfI

5 RemQII Monilorinamp Df VIdo MonltoiIl Srvices Oul~ Ih Term JCIl sol lcr only obfilllkln mine fom the In~~11oo of Video MMtorlnC ~Mc In Sctvkt oIfrnf 1hall be 10 monitor thl dlamplIlli 1l KlullIy IKlvtd by JO II tI flOC fom mnn Ollhe VIdeo $oo$lem afld pon receipi 01 a dlllllrillCnllndicU lhirt In fam cOndlticn )lists 10 crravcbullbull as ptlmnltd by II 10 lIol~y lhe police or olh munklplllulhoity deemed approprlale In KJs bsokn dilafllon IndIO well pellOllS Customer 1111 deslampMted In lIlne 10JO 10 rectlvoe nolineiQn cf IlICh IlIrm tondition II WI forth huein HD llarm 1nstI1ti00n ffPIl bullbull tnIInltnall(l or rd IgtOJUeI will be1OVItIed urocSer IhIi Video MDnl~ optlcnJO m~ oul DfIor nollce 10 CUIIDmtlt in _10_lcIbII ~or iltlurtnu _ultur~bullbull II(t d ls(OfIIIne 1Id Dr ltand iii ~ policies and protedurtL

bull Inc~lon nd rDndonlon oIlte VIdeo MonIln shaUbe pt~~d by KJ Wthis AI_nt Iclude$ I cha lOt IIIdro Mkorin~ Se we If ucll Voo MOIIltorln Stltva 11 purthi1e-d IIde(I MOIIlto111lI S~II will Decln when the Video SVSlern II Inlblled and opelltonalbullbullnd when Ih nlltesHry communletllorll COMIKlion Is CQmplcHed NO obIililiOIl lor the provision 01 tI1l~ VidllO Monitorln SeMa w1I laquogtIIInt1l lbest tlQllirmenllm ~

b CstQ lqvlllmut Customtr shall obIalnlllu DWfI CMtnd fgtltPtn~ () thIqulpmenl netenry 10(OrlllKllo 10110( Ind (b) wtutev~ IKtmlnlon permits o tice nHS lIwrl be 0ItUSA fom1 penonl ~111gtDtI1Ie ulltity bull bull nd lIlY ot tilted lervico plt0iId~ In co_aion wIIh Ih ~lYI(el n vIdIo 11 to be IISfd boor 1111 Customer Ii inlltlgtcltod 10 poduct Ad Imrnll video I~a (Ih VIdeo System Imj oillcPemlsti 10 IhltOC Ithe VitIeo System fCl mers no torn~ wJrratIVor fPISnotlon 11 1 Mto NSr will _ate IS ln1enclecf Conto Iulttller IJreoII 11111 notwithillndi V rule o 1IlttIct~tron by tel In dec Svst Ind Video SVSI I~ 10 ihIII ~ no tiPOMIblIity or obIiamplllorocltgt ItCnliO CusIO lhe~ SVlIm 0V other CUlla IIQVI~I

Johnson Ip(1 2019 Jonnson ConIeMs 111( ClSlomClI COnmill Controls Donor COfgtI iOhyseaUr eIetroncady OJ1M any o~ ~d) snour In )(lie u n)( ptfTllJSoOno JlhlisOft CorjoI l roe PageOol~2

PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rm ICntI(~ CvllOflCf II _u~hi1 I~ Video SYUCfgtgt ~alecl time lilt poiltloorwd NllouteclSlltll WI II only PlocllK 01 caPlII VIdlaquoI SvlI ionIt cr (ns111M Prcmltsts CUomo ~ IdtqWIwtiotI Ifbullbullbulln~(f1tIamp tondillonJ 101 Ihl OINt~ of the CamuH CUIm~ nb1~tI ltId lCllel t t 10 ~I$d no UItIIfO 0 lHlclpil~ Itllouln c JIOlIlIofgtInamp- lfodfO 1M t1ilW UMffillr(ludill W nol limhecl lo~lttllrlC willi NS loaltiDfU INn 01 pClSOfU In-VIdeo Sysltm l~etJ Y ~pirI or UIMUff

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TOWNSHIP OF WORTH Sanilac County MicbigaD 6903 S Lakeshore Rd Lexington Michigan 48450

Telephone (810) 359-8852 Fax (810) 359-7027 F-mail CleTkworthmlorg

PhUlp EssenmacheT sup~JenDifer Staoyer Clerk Jenuifer Woodruff Treasurer Jack Wylie Trustee Walter Badgerow Trustee

RESOlUTION 16-7-20-1

RESOLUTION TO ALLOW WORTH TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF DETROIT EDISON TO OPT ltlUT OF THE SMART METER PROGRAM

Whereas Detrott Edison Company has begun the process of Installing within the boundaries of Worth Township digItal advanced meter infrastructure to be referred 10 in this resolution as smart meters I and

Whereas many township residents have expressed concerns about the Installation of sm art meters on their

homes to Worth Township officials and to the Worth Township Board and

Whereas these residents and Township Board members have expressed concern about the alleged Intrusion

into their respective energy usage attributed to smart meters and

Whereas many residential customers of Detroit Edison Company are concerned that emissions from smart meters may be attributed to serious health problems including but not limited to physiological neurological pulmonary vascular and sensory and

Whereas Michigan House 8i114916 was written to address the above mentioned concerns regarding smart meters and has been forwarded to the Committee on Energy Policy

Now therefore be it resolved that the Township of Worth SanIlac County supports the ability of OTE Energy customers to retain their current analog meters and to opt out of the smart meter program fortheir homes without being subject to financial penalties and additional monthly charges

Now therefore be It further resolved that the Worth Township Board of Trustees strongly encourages State Representative Chairman Aric Nesbitt of the Committee on Energy Policy the Michigan Public Service Commission Attorney General Bill Schuette State Senator Phil Pavlov and State Representative Paul Muxlow to take all regulatory procedures needed to investigate alJthe aforementioned InformatJon and concerns for the health safety and welfare of our cItizens and Inhabitants

Board Adoption

This Resolution shall become effective on the date of Its adoption by the Worth Township Board

RESOLVED this O dayof j~ 010lw

ATIEST AS TO ADOPTION BY THE WORTH TOWNSHIP BOARD

$0 Resolved

Date 07- 2 D- b

Supervisor Philip G Essenmacher

~ Oerk Jennifer Stanyer

Motion to Adopt made by Board Member ~Yl)) Second by Board Member lAhxJtttff

Nay AbsentAye

Philip Essenmacher Supervisor

Jennifer Stanyer Clerk

Jennifer Woodruff Treasurer

Jack Wylie Trustee

Walter Badgerow Trustee

I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and complete copy of a resolution adopted by the Township Board

of Worth County of Sanilac Michigan at a Budget Meeting held onj~ 00 f OIQlli and that said meeting was given pursuant to ad In full compliance with the Open Meetl Act being PA 267 of 1976 and that the minutes of said meeting were kept and have been made available as required by said Act

Jennifer $tanyer - Clerk

Village of Reese Resolution No 13-14-01

A RESOLUTION ADDRESSING SMART METERS IN THE VILLAGE OF REESE

WHEREAS the teon Smart Meter often refers to an eleCOidty meter but it also may mean a device measuring natural gas or water consumption and

WHEREAS many communities across the country have joined forces to prohibit smart meters from being Installed locally mostly upon the notice ofhigher energy bills (Cost) illness (Health)forced installation ofmeter(lnvasion into Home) Privacyissues(4th Amendment right to Reasonable Expectation of Privacy) Safety and Liability and

WHEREAS on March 4 2013 the Planning Commission for the Village of Reese passed Resolution No 2013~02 that recommended that the Village Council consider takingjormal action to notify and ban allfuture use aSmart Meters within the VillQJe ofReese and

WHEREAS the Village Council believes that additional information relating to the use of smart meters 1n the Village of Reese needs to be compiled prior to making a definitive deCision with respect to banning the use ofthe devices NOW

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that at a regularly scheduled meeting of the Reese Village Counal being held on May 13 2013 ) a quorum being present a motion was made by KEAST and second by FIELBRANDT to place a moratorium on the use of ~smartmeterswithin the village limits for a period of six (6) months so that the Planning Commission can continue studying the matter AND

BE iT FURTHER RESOLVED tbatthe copies of this resolution be mailed to aD utility companies who provide electric gas and water services to the VIllage of Reese

Vote

Ayes 7 Nays 0 Abstain 0 Absent 0

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City Clerk l1wUlCi M Smilh

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CITY OF BROWN CITY A Progressive Industrial and Agricultural Community

4205 Main Street Post Office Box 99 Brown Cily Michigan 48416()099 Phone (810) 346middot2325 Fax (810)3463802 el11lil brownctygrealtllIkesne

CITY OF BROWN CITY Resolution Number 16-04

A RESOLUTION TO THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION EXPRESSING THE BROWN CITY COUNCILS CONCERN WITH THE

INSTALLATION OF DTE ENERGY SMART METERS AND A REQUEST TO EXPLORE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY EFFECTS

WHEREAS OTE Energy has begunlhe installation ofnew mele to CU$lomers in Michigan ThumtNlleA oommunities~ replacing existing meters with srcaUed Smart meters that is electric meters which viH broadcast information to the utility company using radio frequencies and

WHEREAS DTE Energy has indicaled thaI il will at some point begin installotion of Smart mete in the City of Brown City and

WHEREAS Smart mel provide benefit 10 utilities by allowing remole meter reading by among other things eiiminating the need for someone to go onto each utility customers property to read a meter and possibly offering residents lower electric rates at non~peak times and

WHEREAS a significant number ofpeople including residents or the Cil) of Brown City have expressed heir roucems 10 this Council hom potential health effects ofthe Smart melers as well tIS other concerns regarding lheir universal deployment in the City and

WHEREAS although the City COlmcil is inforoted that it is without jurisdiction to directly regulate Smart meters exclusive jurisdiction over them residing with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) the City Council believes it is appropriate to assist its citizens in obtaining consideration of their issues by requesting careful review thereof by tbe MPSC

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROWN CITY that

I The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perform a careful analysis fbe potential health and safety effilltts which may result from the univernal installation of Smart meters for electric and gas utilities

2 The MPSC is further requested to consider delaying the deployment of Smart mete pending a conclusion by the MPSC following coreful study lJd review that such met are safe and will have neither short-term nOr tong~term negative consequences to the health of the citizens of the City of Brown city and the State of Michigan generally

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3 The MPSC is asked to carefully examine other concerns regarding tbe deployment of Smart meters as may be sllbmilled 10 them by Tcside nls of the City of Brown Cily and lhe Stale of Michigan so as to insu re that all aspects or the issues are considered before final dctennination is mnde with respect 10 such deplo)111enl

4 The MPSC is funher asked to consider requi ring public lllilit ies to allow customers with appropriate medica l docwnellHll ion of their ind ividualized risks to opt out of SmOtrl me ter installation at their homes

5 The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perfoml a ca reful analysis ofrhe potential privacy issues regard ing available and fut ure SOlan meter technology

6 All resol Ulions inconsistent with [he foregoing resolut ion be and the same h~reby an repealed to the c-tent of such inconsi stency

The fo regoing Resolul ion was ofJered on May 9 20J 6 by Councilmember William Nailers and seconded by Counci l member Dan Loulzenhiser There folloed a Ro ll Call VOle with four (4) Councilmembers present eM Jacobson -alSlnl eM Louzenhiser-yes eM Mclvorycs eM Milkr-yes eM Parks-absent eM Wal(~rsmiddotyes

Abs(ltlining ~

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A QUORUM BFING PRESENT - MOTION DECLARED CARRIED

I Juonii a M Smilh (ily Clerk o(the City or Brown Cit) hereby cen iry thallhe foregoing is tru and complelc copy orn resolutiOlllldoplcd by rhe Cily Counc il o r th~ government ofrhc City of Brown City County orSonilac Sl3te of Michigan al a regular mecting hcld on May 9 2016 and thai said m~etin ~ was conducted M d public notice of sa id mecling WaS given pursuam to and in fuJI compliance with Ih Oren Meelings Act bein Ac t 267 Public ActS o( Michigan 1976 and thaI the mimlles of ~a id meeting Wlfe kepi nnd ill be U f have been made available as requ ired by said Act

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RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THEAlIIUrv OF Clrv IEStDENTS AND PROnIffY OWNERS TO EUlCITO OPTmiddotOUT OF RECEMNG

ADVANCED UTilITY MmRS (SMART METElISl

The followIng preamble and resolution were offered by Coundlmember ~1 i t hoe J ~rL_~ and SlIpp-orted bV Councflmemher ~~__k Ll pa n __~

WHEREAS OTE Energy SVIARl meters (SMART rn~ters) are 0lltidern electrIc metirs which end elect(ic meter readings dutomatlcaty bv using a radio frequency nehvorK rather than 11 uarlitronal on-site ~te( reading method lind

WHEREAS DTt fnargys actively Installing SMART meters throughout southeastern Mlchigan And has recently moaJfed 11

latter to the City of caro pemin1na to the ability of City residents to opt-our of f(Celving a SMART meter and

WHEREAS a numberQf CIty residents have exprltssed tomems regarding negative health conditIons that may reson from the use of SMART meters the a(CUuKY ofSMART meters and the possibmty that th~ uS of SMART meters may contribute to Ute loss of personal Jlrivacy aod

WHEREAS the Mict~an Public SeNke ComPlisston has receotlydedded to lnvesligate seve-fal Il$pea$ pertalnloji to the use and installation of SMART metm and

WHOtpoundA5 the Mlthigan Public Service Commission tlSi a tompomml cf this lmt~stigation is requesting thai utmW comPanles disclose Information rega-rdltli tM po-tential adverse hearth effects associated with (he use of SMART metetS and

WHEREAS th~ City of CarD Council i$ charged with securing and defendioe the overall health safety_ aod welfare of the ldenU of the aiy and their guests

NOW THEREFORE BE rr RESOlVED that the City of (arc Council her) supports the abillty of Its residents and property owoe~ to elect to o-pt-out of receiving SMART meters m$taIJed

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Cam Coune supports the invGSlgat1ltm by the Mkhigan Public Servlce Commission of SMART meters

THIS RESOLUTiON DECLARED ADOPTED nus 5 DAV OF August 20131 ClerkITreasufac of 1M City of Cam State of Michigan do hereby certify tNt thE foraolng Resolution was duly adopted by the City of cam Council during its regular meeting Mid in the Municipal BunOlng in the Clty of Carcent on August 2013

Resolution It 16-201~ June 6 2016

RESOumON A RESQUJTiON SUPPORTING MfCHIGAN HOUSE BtLl4916 OR SIMIlAR IEGtsJATlON AND SUPPORTING THE AmUTY OF TOWNHSIP R6U)poundNTS TO CHOOSE TO HAVE AN ANALOG EtECTfUC AND GAS MEml RATHER THAN ASMART (ADVANCEtll MErE

WHEREAS smart meters are computerized electr1c meters that send electric meter readings to the utility via radiofrnquency radiation multiple times per day and

WHEREAS analog meters are manualJy read electromechanical meters that have accurately

measured the electrtc consumption of homes and busfnessesfor over acentury and

WHEREAS DTE Energy (the utility) is repiaclng exJs1ing utility meters with smart (oka advanced or AM) meters and

WHEREAS DTE EnelY plans to replace all meters with either the fully functioning smart meier orthe smart meter with the radlofrequency turned off (opt-out meter) and

WHEREAS the opt~()ut meter must be manoa read In the same way analog and nooshytransmitting digital meters must be read and

WHEREAS the IItl1ity in fts testimony berore the Pub1c $ervlce CQmmission in U-17053 has stated that the nonMtransmltting smart meter performs no functions not already performed by the analog electric meter and

WHEREAS the utility charges the residentJa customer $6720 to have the norHransmitting opt-out smart meter In place of the fully functionIng smart meter and

WHEREAS the cost of lealllng In piace an existing analog meter is $000 thus creating an unnecessary charge on the customer who does not wish to have a smart meter on their home Or business and

WHEREAS some persons on fixed lncomesare unable to afford the opt-out fees and

WHEREAS the utlJlty does not permit businesses to opt out and

WHEREAS1 citIzens of this oommunity have expressed many concerns about this replacement Including concerns about the health effects of mdlofrequency radIation and the voltage transients and harrnonfcs (line noise) generated by smart meters concerns about privacy and hacking concerns about fire safety and fire hazards concerns about Impending time-ofltse rates and resultant increases In electric bills and conterns aoout remote shut-off and

WHEREAS many residents in the State of Michigan have reported negative health symptoms after the installation of smart electric meters or rnm-transmittlng opt-out meters on their homes and

WHEREAS some residents of the State of Michigan have reported that their smart meter has cau~ht fire or exploded or have reported flickering lights and appliance short-outs Immediately after a smart meter was installed and

WHEREAS the Township of Vassar has worked tirelessly to attract positive Investment while rejecting those that put our health environment and quality of life at risk and

WHEREAS the Vassar Township Board of Trustees ts charged with securing and defending the overatl health safety and welfare of the residents of the Township and their guests and

WHEREAS the electromagnetic frequencies emitted and generated bV these meters have been snown by tens of thousands of scientific studies since the 19305 to harm biological systems and therefore may pose a serious long~term threat to the health of our cltlzensj and

WHEREAS customers with a disability under the Americans with DlsabIHtles middotAct may not be charged for accommodation of their disability and

WHEREAS both the nonmiddottransmittlng smart meter and the analog meter accurate IV measure electricity usage and whereas both must be read by a meter reader therefore making them indlstlngulshable for purposes of metering customer electrical usage and

WHEREAS smart meters have not been mandated by the federal or state government and

WHEREAS our Township is committed to providIng equal opportuntty and quality of rife for all and to removing full barriers to participation In public nfe on the basts of dlsabnity and

WHEREAS OTE has been unresponsive to these customer concerns and

WHEREAS House 81114916 would address these concerns without Impacting the utilitys ability to Install smart meters on the homes and busInesses of those who want a smart meter

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Vassar Township Board of Trustees supports the ability of OTE customers to not partidpate in the smart meter program on their homes and businesses and to have their electricity usage measured by an analog meter without suffering financial penalties or Incurring monthly charges as outlined in House 81114916 and that an analog option be offered in perpetuity to all uttllty customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar TownshIp Board ofTrustees calls upon the Chair of the House Energy Policy Committee the members oftne Energy Polhy Committee the state representative for our dlstrtct the state senator for our district the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Attorney General to do all In their power to ensure passage of House 81114916 and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar Township Soard ofTrustees calis upon the above-mentioned persons and governmental entitles If House 81114916 Is not passed in this legtslative session to do all In their power to ensure passage of legislation In the future that will ensure that utility customers have the right to have an anakJg meter on their homes or

middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

Vassar Township Clerk ~~--=-~

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AdditioMl kWh CitpKtty (nerqyH AS90C kWh ~ EneW 761lt PH kWh

OIv~ V (l1li1 Seltviu~ 5750 permorltn lilA Crfdlt bull$150 Pl month Distribution kWh bullbullbullbull bullbull bullbull bullbullbullbull 5lt130( pef kWll

~aIr loin oIoIIIUrIriIUy un to 1pm 10_ SUPII ly C I~ JuM IIrouqh Odc btf

oo-pealr kWh ~y~___u ~_1IWb ~y tneltgy 415t per kWh

AI ortmiddotpe~ kWh ClIpadly EIIOIJ O9COC per kWh Non-Capadty Cnor1V bull4J5lC kWh

NoW1Tlbef trvouqIIlo4~y

All on-peak kWh ~poundnH0y ~(nefQY

AlIllf-peak Clttp~(hy Cnorqy O679C Pltr kWh NolCIocgtyeniy EIgteOY 4751lt PH kWh

oN_V(O1 ~Chalt~ bull $5(l per mollh Oistrll)Jioll kWn CY al-roond) bull543(X per kWl1

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AI on1nk kWh ~ [ JWl9bull bull bullbull bull bull bull __ bullbull 9759lt per kWh Non-~ItfMfQV bull 4049 ~~Wh

MId-jMk MOIIdiy bull nidi) 1 am to 3 pm 7 pm to n pm AI mId-oeak kWh

cKMy (-y bull 4OO5C Pltf kWII N~ity (otIQY 4049lt per kWll

OflP~~k 11 prI to 1 un and all dy S~hlrdy ound y nd -I1rIItd~

u oIt-aIlt kWh ~Itv Enerqy 0554C per kW~ Noo-c~clty (neroy 4049C per ~Wh

(Crtlieal PHIl _ ts cIInIQ on-pfU Worodly rriGay1o eo hours IIlaquo VN~ IIrtIttI ___ notl~)

All a1tlQl~peaK_Wh $09 I)et kWh Non-cpyenMy Eneroy bull 4049t per kWh

Oli~y CII9U OsIrWiontwto 5A)o( r- kWh Slaquoviltoc~ $750 p rrnonl h

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AddJlioNI kWll C~y~ bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbull 414IC IltI~Wh Hon-Cipadtyu-QY ~ 616( PfrkWll

Novembtf Ihrovfjh May -sl 20 kWh per dIy

cplaquoIlyEnHQ __ bull l844lt IltI kWtl HonltopJodl yOWrQY ~ 6OC PftkWll

A~lloMlkWh C~y [JWlQL bull QS5l( Pft kWII N~y[NQY lt11616lt pekWlgt

Ot lgtY CIgta 9n 5ervice CNrqe S75O per monlh ObI iIlUtlon kNh (YtlOOIl~ 5A)OC per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

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Hclyentmbtr INIy capdtyE~ bullbull 2-97)( per kwto NooltlIJClty EMfoY ~7BJ( PI( kWh

OIlYery CaQe o ~MoeChilr~ (JuneIIlrQUQhOctOberI bull Sl95 per mon1h ontritlrJtlon kWh 1Yf0IIIIl) SltII3OC ptr kWh

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Power Supply ChQtt mm C~ PM1tY [JWlIIV 1915 per kWh Non-~PKity rneW 25lt116( PH kWf

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Gorolhcrmel Tlmr of DaV Ratr

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Jun 11II 0ltJqh (klobelt AU onpek kWh

C8C)yeniI- (net9Y 9nsc 1 kWh Nooltpady (Mrqy 2814lt per kwtl

AW offmiddotptallt IltWh CIpyenty Ene rQ~ 13J5 per ~Wh NotrCapodty E9Y 284 pot kWh

NovmM thrOUlh Mil All onPIWlt ~Wh

CeplKlly ( neroy U ODlt perW1 N~ity [MrQy 28l4lt pw kWh

AIIo1~ kWh Clpa(M ~ EJWl 9r lAJX ~r kW IIon-ltapac lly ~roy UtA C PE ~W~

tullv~ry C~qu seritl Charge 6]0( 1 day Distribution kWh (YeaHOllM) 4703C per kWh

Expertnlal Ellcl n c Vehcle Ra tl

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WHOLE HOUSE RATE OPTIONS TIese service rates are provided throuqh one meter to a singJt or double OCCVPMlCY dwelin9

Residential ElectriC Service Rate Powe Suppfy CharOe First 17 kWh per dAY Capacity Energy bull 1065C JlE kWh NOItltapacily EntltVbullbullbull 4 767( PErkWh

Additional kWh capacity Energy 4590C per kWh Non-Capacity Enerqy bullbullbull 4751( per kWh

Delivery CNiroes 5efvice (halVe $750 per rnonl h RIA Credit middot $750 per monlh Di5tribvtlon kWhbullbull 543OC per kWh

Time of Day Rate-

On-peak h(Wrs MonCJay-rriday n Um 10 7 pm Power Supply CnarQes June through Octo~r

All on-peak kWh I Capactty Enerqy t2048C per-kllh N~lty EnenlY bull 4757lt per kWh

All otf-peak kWh capacity Energy bull bull 090OC Pfi kWh NonlaquoJpaci ty EnefQY bullbullbull 4757lt per kWh N~ IhrOU911 May

All on peak kWtl Capacity Energy bull 944OC per kWh Non-caPbCity Energy bullbullbullbull bull 4 757lt per kWh

AU oH-peak kWh Capacil y (nergybullbull bull o679C per kWh Non-capaclly Energy 4757( per kWh

fXgtltvery CllalQu Service Charge bull $750 per month Olstribvtlon kWh (YeaNovnd) 543O( per kWh

DynamiC Peak PnclnQ Rate This rate features th~ price tiers as well as Critical Peak prices for days when Critical Peak events are caIed It requires YO1f home to have the aovanced electric meIer Poer Supply Cllarg ~s Onpeak Monday Friday 3 pm to 7 pm

All on peak kWh Capacity EnerQt bullbull 9759C per kWh NOfIltQapacltt Energy 4049C per kWh

Mi(1)eilk MoIIdIlY friday am to 3 pm amp 7 pm to I pm All midpeak kWh

Capacity poundnerQy bullbullbull bullbullbull bullbull Aoose per kWh Non-tapaclty Enerqy bullbull bull 4Q49 per kWh

Off-peak 11 pm to 7 am and all day Saturday Sunday and desiQna~ holidays

All o ff-peak kWh capacity Enerqybullbullbull 0554( per kWh Nonltapacity (nergy 4 049( per kWh

(Critical Puk events dJrlnQ on-puk hours MondayshyFriday Ilmlto to eo lIours per year with ~vance notite

All criti calpeak kWh 5091 per kWh Nonltpatity Enerqy 4049C oer kWh

D1 Uv~ry Cha r Oes Oistribution kWh bull bull 543OC per kWh Service cMfQe $750 per month

Space HeatlOq Rate AfJPied oNy 10 ~miJOeflfr instilUed electric s~ce heltllin9 S(lrwct 11100011 0fIe meier IOn) II~f to KIU$MOIrIJ IlaquoWd on this tltf ~I(r 10 ~ 17 lOIS

PO tl Supply 0 J~ trrouOh October

(irst T7 kWh per day capacity [ MrQy bullbullbullbull bull bullbull bullbullbullbullbull bull bull 1217lt per kWh NOOCapacily Energybullbullbullbull bullbull d61b( per kWh

Additional kWn Capacity Energy bullbull 4741C per kWh NonmiddotCapaclly[nerqybullbull bullbullbull bull 4 616( per kWh

November through May (IrS 20 ~Wh per dat

Capacity ElKrQY bullbullbull 1844( per kWh NonCapaclty Ener9Y bull 4616C per kWh

Addi l lonal kWh Capacity [ ne((lY 0553lt per kWh Non-Capaci ty Ener9y 4616lt per kWh

Oeltvery C~afl)e ~

Service CllltlIqe 5750 per month Dislrlbullon kWh cYeM-roundl bull 5430lt per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

lnteruptlbte Space Conditioning Rate (CooICurrent s middot ) Thfs rale is (01 cmlraJ air 1M air $ltNrce hfijt wmps 7alltp adYanlaQe o( a ICYWef w mmer ra te thai C8II stlf

you vp to 18 (Jercf(ll on the coolf19 POfUOII oJ yotn energy bill wtlEn you e()(oII we istaN aseparate melpI lha1 clO briHIy IIIIerrvpt your air cMdilicnif9 to mee system or oeneratlon Issues POwer Supply ChArQe$

June throuQh October ~Enervv middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddot_middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotO499( perllWti f Non-Capacity Energy bull bull bull 3783lt per kWh

November thrOU(jh MAV Capaci ty Ener9Y bull2973( perkWh Non-Capaclty Energy bull3783lt Pfr kWh

Oellvery C~arQes Service Charge (June Ihrough October) bull $195 per month DisltiolJlion kWh (YeaOlJIdl 543OC per kWh

WatN Heating Strvce Rate

This rate Is a~alllJble for customers Who use an elecshy(ric wdler hedler tor sanitary pJrpos eJ Controlled service (Interrupt ible)

PO Wff Supply Charoes AU kWh Capacily Enerqy 1915lt per kWh NonltapaClty Energy bullbullbull bullbullbull2546( per kWh

Oelover y CharQes Service Charge bullbullbullbullbullbullbull5195 per month DiStribution kWh bullbullbullbullbullbull bullSA30C per kWh

DLWd-I On1J(aJL hOCJrs POIIef Supply

June throug AIfOfl~ak

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Tho rtln ~ IHs tr- If__~ tho ~n IooIk SoooYIltt eo ~~~~~ M 01 A~ult ~ 2018 TheI_ oln ClO no1 _ rcalgtlt NrQoltgt~ lVt[ t chor~ If f Iv P __- Of ltIt r~l -Wc_

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ~ VII sect28 33

sect 9 Compensation of county officers

Sec 9 BoampTds of s upervisors shan have exclusive power to fix the oomp officers not otherwise provided by law

runory Cocst 1963 All VII 9 Elf J I I 9amp yo ConrlNd amp CMII 1908ArI VllJ fR

sect 10 Removal of county seat

Sec 10 A county seat once established shall not be removed until the place nlch it is proposed to be moved shall be designated by two-thirds of the members of the board of supervisors and a majority of the electors voting thereon shall have a pproved the proposed locatioD in the manner prescribed by law

BiotDl)l Co llle3 An VII flO E( JOJJ 1 1964 l~ Con~tllull oD See COllSL ll108Art vrn t )3

sect 11 Indebtedness limitation

Selt 11 No Cltlunty shall incur any indebtedness which shall increase its total debt beyond 10 percent of its assessed valuation

lfiwry Cmol 1963Att VII tllEft Jan i 1i64 Fo e cmtltutlon s Conn 1906 Art vrn U 2

sect 12 Navigable streams permission to bridge or dam See 12 A oavigable stream shall not be hridged or dammed without permission granted by

the board of supervisors or the county as provided by law which pennission shall be subject to such reasonable compensation and otheT conditions as may seem best sui ted to safeguard the rights and interests of the county and political subdivisions the rein

QJO Cotgtu I~ Art VII U2 Ert Jan I 100 Fou eonia o 8M eo 180SArt vrn tl~

sect 13 Consolidation of counties approval by electors Sec 13 Two or more contiguous counties may combine into a Slagle county if approved in

each affected county by a majority of the electors voting on the quest ion IIUtDrr- eo t 1961Arr Vl t 13 Ell J 1 1964

sect 14 Organization and consolidation of townships Sec 14 The board of supervisors of each organized county may organize and consolidate

townships under restrictions and limitations provided by law Hi~ Coru 1963Arr VIto I~ ErrJLIgt 1 100-1 Fo CoGMI~U 01lJ See eoru 1908 Art Vlll us

sect 15 County intervention-in public utllity service and rate proceedings

x Sec 15 Any county when authotized by its board of supervisors sha ll have the authority to enter or to intervelle in any action or certificate proceeding involving the services charges or rates or any privately owned public utili ty furnishing services or collJJlodities to rate payers within the county

W O Coogt J961 Att VT I t iS Ell J I 19amp1

sect 16 Highways bridges culverts airports road tax limitation Sec 16 The legis lature may provide for the laying ou t construction improvement and

maintenance of highways bridges culverts and airports by the state and by the counties and townships thereof acd may authorize counties to take charge aod cootrol of auy highway within thei r limits ror such purposes The legislature may provide tbe powers and duties of Counties in relation to bighways bridges culverts and airports may provide ror county road commissioners to be appointed or elected with povers and duties provided by law The ad valorem property tax imposed for road purposes by any county shall not eltceed in any year one-half or one percent of the assessed valuation for the preceding year

ru ry Con t ampEl3 An VlI 4(6 Elf Jan I 196 Io ~Iuoo Su C I OO~ Art VIH ~2G

Jo~j Ftfrill9 440 N Srarr Smw Flfs-o a ellIJlIII O CO lo All 4R723

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

~~~ Jodi Fetting

Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

AittpAcs Policy GIOlp Airsp $iIViClWl us )epCfIrren ul T(Qrspo~ltrlto-

8GO lndeperdenoe Avenue SW WtW1Irglo DC 7059

Federal Aviation AdrninStrotion

JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

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Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

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Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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I r PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

bf Ch of Ihi warranty Pl io to the e nd o f this flinty jlnod Jel III -perlOm any no~-tonlor~~ S ~Nilt~ e t no addl11on~1 (~ r8e hhl~ a ltonvn 1y tU5QMble Itm~ of I~ nOIIIllt llon

Jet 1gt lhoit eqvlpmfnl mnuIanued o I~dd bgtj 10 (ilofl fnc 11IiI1 It Irom dellaquou in mIII~ 1 and k hlp 1 lnlam normlluutelOI I period of90dS 1110 1ngtl11J o fumih bullbull pleOI 01 CQulpmenl utl(k tNs Alemen ilnd lhat eQulpmenl Ii cov~red brl nty fom m tnktunr ot~ INn CI 10 wf l llnSI~1 the benefits cl th lt m-nufgtltlue(J waranty it any to Custome and 11 amy lemediebull ~ n clu1III 101 lhal equipment AI ttnJj)OItlkwI (hoi tnwred In _ lion wi(h Ihr wrinty 101 eCllOpmeol1 IftdO 1~1s nol _wd undshythis AeerntnllNtl be bDn~ byCuJIO b eept as poided heern II Jel oltelves in nOlice 01 I ~ ee~ 01 I~b ~rmty PIlot to t~ end 01 tllh rruy pelod JCI will ttPlIr o eplate (n )(1 OPtio nl Ih e delMliv~ equl pmenl

Tllele _nl do II(It IJttend 10 tty ~ltW 01 eltlul~n lhal have bfton rnllUied bull bull Ite ed Or repared byC1I0 CI O IlIItd INfl iel Ihoul 1M supelVi1on 01 nd 110lt lltn Ippt(lvll olIO o WJCI ~t num~ or ranty d tul W bwn rmowd or alured AJ replaccd parts Ct equrgtnMn1 h1 become JCI pro~rty Thb ~rtntv is 1101 lu~b~ W~ nty J~ ~ be provldfd dulnn ncrmal bUllneu hOUlI IXCludll hoII(Ivs The r-dti I fonh hilrtln shltl be to(II~ nd eoltclU1ive medywltllCltlrdllo ny wlfrt nty ( 1lm under thlgt AallefMtlt Anv uit huN _lIIe rrltltv mun be lItauhl no III mn orgtamp II) ~a ftlr lile txPtloon ollhr pplicllble ffanty ~Iod Thlgt IIm(ttUon Is In IItu cr Iny olhe IPPrlublf mlult or 1Imh~1I01 CUSTOM~R FURTHfR ACKHOWLIDGU oVoID AGREfJ THAT THUt WARIUJffifS Aif ICIS SOU WAlIRANTlES ANDTOTHf MAXIMUM [)(TENT PpoundftMrrrEO UNDERAPPUCABLE LAW ARE IN U[U Of All OTMER WAftRANTlES pound)(pRpound$S OFlIMPUED INClUDINGtIT NOT lIMITED TO TlfOSf OF MERCHAHTA8IUTY AND FITNESS fOR A PlRTICI)LAR ftJRPOH

f CUSTOMEROIIUGATIONS AND COMMITMENTS TO ICI

1 Cuc~ wtt~l lt M ~ JCIr) WOOmIIlion (Onnltnlne conoilion of lhe CovtfeO Eqv ~ment TI Cvstom agnfS nd ~ntl

lhll 6tin 11Ie Tffm of IhI AItirnenl Cu crne will 11 oprr1 the Cevtttd [ol~menl ~codin8 10 th~ mnulanu~1 atldor CI co ~nduonl

01 up ~lt I~ I rgtd CUtten work Ic Ind motion boutt~e Co~erfd EQltrlpmenl crommended bt th e nufCuH ~Mor J(I

DJ 1I00Ii(k a n MlIQU 1e on_ 101Covw E4Uipm t ~ ftltommended by Ihr nufw1u~ Ntdor K~ Includili but 01 limited 10 dequal~ electllc~1 pOw~ ie IU~ lit COIGitionnt1Id ~umldltycontro

(4) oo ri ly JCI lovn~ile1y 01 ~ nv CowCd Equlpm~ nl mllunCtion Iliu kdown o other condllion ~fleclltg Ihe oper11on of tht Cowrt d f qulpfltf1

(5) prOjf ICI It~ nl arct1l 10 lis Pem isegt a nd Cevelti Equ~nl 1 ~H UJonIbIe tId nEU1IJf lmn for IIgte perforttIfICt olt~ e 5elVicu

(6) alo JCI 10 ~~ iod SlOP ~ erodialy hm off or otherwlle C~IIle c temponrily lupend eqvlpmenl Of)eratioru oc Ihll)(1 an perform Ihe ~le-aui~ uoder ~ AceemcIII

(]I M af)dlable ~Iovtd t JlIo~e oondc-n~ coollfll t_r 1raquoiIr wa ter lUlrnenl lor IN proper function (II Co_ed E Ilmc-nld prot ect a~lnll ~ nV elonm~nllllssu~ a nd IOllae of biohulld lueh 3$ but not IIm~ e d to leclonell

(III un iIlId jIIoperl itl and Itl~ Itttr u1on 11 lm t_ tUh nlpoundhl or II uth cfNr Ie Custo hili clo~ the PWllfl

(9 O~I1n I M~n Jke nc jIrnilgt ~qulred lor ~d DoloV I~ tlelt u~lecI ~ h theServlu

(lOI noullrJC I immedi ately 01 fly cmed ~deauacv~ 01 1~Iur r cl th t Co 1 Equlpmenl 01 othr condl lon ffenlna the optallen 01 Ihe Cored hulpmenl

(II) fumlVlny nelteu 110 C ~ I na ~~101 olflle$ 1$ peme (111 poperty maintain pall se Mlte Ind utt I~e 101111 operalion olny olh property sYStem Qqulpmenl or dtYlte o (usto m or 0111 to wtkh the Covered [Qpment mav De ilUacled or eCMK led In UCordinct wi1h mltlnuaclur~bullbulleornmend~tlcnt InlUr lfle elme ou1ltenll c the lequlemeltIU o lny Ie o6l i bu u ~encv 01 ocllttIIO~1u hiviC ll6iction thteol

131 IIOIt~mpet IVTt ~ ~ker Id)u l ~ dllturb I~ ~mQve Of ol~erwle Int~l1t~ with any Coveed poundIpmenl (locltKUn ampny relll~ 10l1wllftl ind 001 permk th r ~e 10 be done ~nd

(14) raltt lrom UU1nC lalie mina erob lfse K I 10 i Iln~ Pf~lty 01 I~ 1)1 by 01 IUed at~I1 JO by Iy OIlf1Imeltola mu fielpll I~ncy II elull lhereol

2 CUW~ftI~ u1ltnowledtna undend~ ~I unleS dl fea l~llor blQhl bullbullltdl uch leIOiIen11l topliGi tlyltKludm ttl I~ C JO b proYIdfr1t h gtCuomerlpo I~UI~ Ie pI ltgtvde j lK~ It~ nl Corner~mowIedcu lhlits fitC 10m~ ht tobla~ wlU elilgtte KI 01 any elpontbliity lor~ny Co~ed Equipment bC~kdown 0lt I ny ntC~UiY air o rrFgtlourneot I any Cover ~d Equlpme-nt II CUSICme brehes ItY 01 the t obllltlons KI N aye lhe Ilhl upon Mlen notice to Cullrgtmif to smpend Ilt Seovas unl~ C~tme cua udgt blttadl In a lldliJon ( SI_ rhaC be npornblt lOt f2YInt 0 etmbrfll10 10 inyCOlU Iuodt~ wilh ltoIftUW k uued IJ JUII 01 to( bnil(11 11~Ggte cbl iCltion bull

G INSURANC Clgt$lomllt t11lOfU11Ie 101 oUinin ilt inwran~ (ovtltsectte ~Nt (ull_ be Is nfelillY 10 proUCWIO Cuam propelttY and penol

In 0 on the Ptnlstl Includlnt co-eraJt 10lt ptllon1Inj u tKI propelY dftliilf~ ttlE PAYMENTS CUSTOMER MAICU UNDER tttlSAGRUMENT AAf

NOl ftELATED TDtttE VAlUE OF ttt[ PREMISES CUSTOMERS PROP[RTY OR POSSEnION5 ORTHE PER50N5 OCCUPYING OR AT ANYTIME PRESENT

IH OJ ON TNE fIIEMllU BUT RA1MEII ARE trUrn ON 1M COSt Of THE MnM MID lllE SERIIl(U AHD lAlE INTO CONSIDEJIAOON nn PROHCTION AFFORD EO TO 10 UNOER TtffS AGJIHMlNY CUtOngtC -by elee 10 ~ any Ilatoly 10 nv IVttII or condllion (ustlty (o~c cd bycom~dllIbIHtv iu t1nce (utomc und~oI nd lha l ncltlcr he Se~ rQr the Co~ered Equlllmfnl ~rr dtiI d 10 ~du(r bul nc

el1m te certl ln u13 1(1 doe nat tvrntv I~t nel th lgtt SeIViCI1 I1ltlr Cov~red [liulpm~t i ~ pievcflt Qerwn(ll InulY un~t~orzed entnotgtCe1 or

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JOHNSOt 0 fRe 5 PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL REPREO FDF COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

H INOlMNITV

JCllnd CII~tomel 11It11 full Indemnify he ollgttl Plrty Illd Iu officers bulltffltS dilectOrsbullM tmpioyffl 1Om I ny ~ndn dlmlle p tOIlS and exptllln (clud ~lonJble utOlne-s leest illne OUt of third Pirly dllml demtlndi or lukllor bodily Injury (In(ludl dath) Of cia gc 10 tana1bie pcptny 10 lhe lCIt Irisin OUI 0 Ihe IItCIIamp~e or tnclnllonel mlscOfldutt 0 Ihe Indemnlfyl party Of lIS crnplovlef Of _filli CUSlomer expra tliihl ICI Jtlan be r~bIe 10In)Jry iWnbullbullbull bull 01 ~I only to the IICIttIt uund dlrlaquoly by IC1 nel~MI o Inllntl_ mliConduCi Thl obllJtJonl 01 JCllnd Ctome und Ihllltlt1ion ~ funhtf wbIKI to lealoml tid J ~

I LlMlTAnON OF UAllUTI NEITHER 10 HOR CUSTOMER WILL BE R[5PONSIBlE TO TH OTHER FOR ANY SPECIAl INOIRECT PUNITIVE OR CONSlQUENTlAI DAMAGES (INCLUDiNG BIIT NOT lIMITEO TO LOST PROFITS OR LOll OF BUSNlSS) JCJS TOTAL UAIIUJ TO CUSTOMER FOR DAMAGES R[5ULTlNG JROM AN( CAUSE WHAnOMR SHALL BE UMIT(D TO $2SQDOO IN NO EV(HT SHALl 101 INDEMNifiCATION OBllGATJOH [)(UD TIlE AMOUNTS ALO TO JO UNDER THIS AGIllEMENT OR THE AMOUNT OF INSURANCE IllQUIMD B THIS AGREEMENT WHICHpoundItIl IS GAUnlt CUSTOMUI UNDERSTANDS TltAT)CJ 15 HOT AN INSUIIER RpoundGARJ)tNG THE WORKOIlTIlE SERVICpound$ 0 SHAll HOT BE IIESPON5IBH fOR ANY DAMAGE 011 LOSS nAT MAYflUU~T FIIOM FIliI SAFElYOR SECURITY EQUPMpoundNTTHATfAILS TO PEAFORM PROPERLY 011 FAILS TO PIIMr( A CASUAL all LOSS

J FORa MAlfURE

KIWtLL NOT Bf RfSPON511Ll fOR DAMAGE LOSj INJURV 011 elLA CAUSEDY CONOrtIONS TMAl AAI BFYONDTKE IllASONAlU CCImIOl AHD

WITHOUT THlltnpoundHTlONAlMISOOHOUClOR NlGtlGpoundItCE Of 10 SUCH amomOHSlflCWD[ 80T ARE HOT UMmo TO (AI ACnOf GOO (6)

Am Of GOVtllNM[NT AGpoundNQpoundS Ie) SllIlKl5 (0) LABOR OISPIITpoundS) (f) FIRE If) OPlOSIONS OR CASUAlneuros (G) floIfS (H) VANDAUSM II)

RIOTS 011 WAR IJ)TpoundRROIUSM ANe III UNAVAUBILITYOF PARTS MATpoundRJALS OR SUPPUES

It RUOUJT10N OF DISPUTES 11 3 0l5pu1l rIs~ und~ tIIk _nl tile lelllgtall prom1 ~~ Incod IlIh lbesoIvt well dllputll by ~tIM In1Ie -t dsJ)UU II UIU~ 0 be vcWed eltha- pony whaw the tch IrIltble ltbiI~don by iIinC with lhe AmeltIcn ArbItIoltI oUodallon ~ no olllerlcttlClIon IaI bftn prevlouJly filed upon ftliol 01 the Ifbitnon till AAA Ihllhlw Ihe eOlCIu~W jurlsdlCllon _ the OlspUte Tlluibull11 party mty decide 10 f~e n (Ilon In coun of romDftenl jurbdirtlonl f til (oun f~m II Ihe flntlec1 proctdln flied tIIll tourt Iha have lur~dlaioo ove lhe ~JlUle to the aclulion 0101 rbltrltlon AtbiUlllon Ihln be toooucted In il(cordince wilh the lWn CUrrtnl tbhflllon rules of the IgtnItrlan Artgtilntlon MllaquoilIIon ~OIM wtlitllllon seMel mlJlIatty ampJ1Hd 10 by 1M IoIlt11n ArbIlratlon musl be (~1Ild Ihtll Ibty (60) dayt afw tn oputt submitted 10 artHlllon unlen the j)IoItlH mll I1y et ot~ The ~cI~ed by tn ~alorwi 1M f_land ~I liAlted by 1M bltLmDf may be Int~ed In XUlrcllnce with IppIiQbIe I_In any (oun h-il (ornpe1em jurisdiction jMltty po_llire III 1M 3Ibtrtttlcn or COUrt poem IhII If entilled lOn _d 01 Its rulflMble COIoU In(IudinI 1USOfIIbInomeyJ leu Incurred IS rtwlt 01 tile Oipute CUSTOMER MUST BRlNG ANY CLAIM AGAINST 10 WITHiN ONE (1) YEAR m ER THE ClAIM AROSE If CUSTOMER OOIS NOT CUSTDMR WlU HAVE IRRtvOCASlY WAIVED Irs RIGHT TO SUE 10 ANDOR INSTITUTe OTHER PROCEEOINGS AND ICI SHALL HAVE NO LlA81UTt TO CUSTOMER fOR SUOi CLMM TIME IS Of THE ESSENCE AELATM TO CUSTOMH PUISUING ANf SUCH ClAIM floIE PItOVtSIONS Of TKS AGREEMENT WHICH APLY TO AN (AIMHALl REMAIN IN HFECT EVEN AFTER THE AGREfMtNT IS TfRMNATto 10 AND CtmOMER EACH WANt THEIR RlGIfT 10 A rull

shyl TERMINATION

1 Remote Monnorln $eMCIIS and R~mOte ()pe~lln ScsvIca ma~ be imrntdlitely Clnceled by ellher party il Jels Remote OperIiQn Cenler (onne(lln res Of mOflltorlrlllSlem5l~ cle5trovtd by or ather ClIllopht Of wilt Ihf PlemilllS re sa bS damtBed Ih 1 11 Is IrnpftetaI IO conlinuf StnoIces

2 ellhe INIrty fib 10 perform any 01 Its obIirlon UM hIs Ieem~nl I~t otll jraquony wi prOIII~ -men IOIkt LheeollO lhe )lilly

1I1~ed 10 JHo In dmult Should Ine party alted 10 be Ifl defull 111 to espond I it or like action 10 cvre tIM II~IltI def within 1111 (lOt (lall 01 ~celvln IV lneo notlu the lOti ~rty may le(mlnlle Ihk rument by PIOllldlll ~ten nOl1(1 01 IIJII lermllliU lo n

3 UPQI1 IltIrrIinoUm 01 h ltfeeme~ le r anv rNson aJICmef 1hd PltiY IQ 10 I II UflGitputed _nu 0Wflj IlIrwah Ihe dallt of IIIUOII ~hIn thl (30) cI~ luth lermnl ion (ulier hIIllso prflVlde Jej Utlth RMlIlabe aa 10 the islS tD rem~ IIIe Gflew OtWe ~n~hVfllher JO pro~y ncltoun~tJI Int~on fl~ 0lt iiIlt IIlfIV ~lIlem1S ppUuble Cull 111111be liable fOlt al Iffl COlli and IICPfIfl mil Jet mv Il(u in ltootlKion th I enlOIOlmenl 01 hll tIlIl indlldina wilhoullimatlcln nlIo ble nom lees eltgtnKtton aency lees nil Olin COIoI

4 II he A~re~tot Is for mulljytar telm t~her jMrty nwy termiNle lilt Aeflaquomerll after dI ronl fu ~a of SaMlaquo by I lilt OInr pI no Ie-laquo thIn 10middot1 (151 ~VJ nit oolk laquoNlded h_ th~ (us OfIIted PREMIUM (OVEIlAGE CusIOlttltgtlt Y mlltUle ~~I ontv upon 10$ WIitt~ ~

M ASBESTOS MOlD BIOAHAZARDS AND HALUOOUS MATERtAlS

H~zardoul Mltfrills munl tfrlal ~ wb$llnct hal tIelher by Its N~ or ute II now Of hft defed Of fCula~ hdoubull 1 dOUloUbsltnoUl pc 1 o tOllllmlnlnl vodeIIV 1oG~ 111 01 leclclta l lowbullfCulallon 01 rdinlOtlCll bullbulllalre to or cklfIlUkIamp pUblic and ~ 1l1li and uletytId prateCIIon oj the IMonmen or which iI toIc explosive COfaUvt flammable radloKlhot orclnoCflIk or OIhenoriI haarcloui Of which iI or CfIfI1n1 _oItum psoline died Iud Inother pc1~um hvoilOClrbon produCl or poIYhlori~ bIphtI Hatardoui Matttllls ltlHdllGaltoeluMl makl leulmiddotbaid ptintl bIohIlrdS SIIdIIS but ftOlink~ to 1fCiofIeCl IntI HlIeJtcs-conao1n1nc mwials rACM1 Neither (ulomer nor lCi dlrlll lo or Illkeneel 10undnmiddotakedlren Obllnlolll r~I~li~ (11M klcnllOClllcln Ibuemenl dUnp control ~mo~1 or dlltpoltal o ACM

10 wlB be 1$IgtOtIIbIe 10lt moI 0 cI oos 01 ayen~roous ~Ierl_ls Ihll I ul In provldl lht StMt-es n O H bullbullf(Ioul MaIHllb1 and t~ I fmldllifIn ollllY Iell jlnd by he eI1e of 1(111lt1 MertatI For lit HI~ MltMils Iha may be olteselttl Itgt lacM~h

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middot PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL t- COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rNomiddotC1 HudOOJ Meritmiddotf (uuome shgt1IIUpply JCI wht 1 iflrornallo~ iflil pm bullbull~1on lt~lllni 10 lilp pre~nlt of lilllrltlOU$ M~ c-rret ij

th ~ilt eJ~nn ~v ff~(1 10 pelt1orm bull e 01 Ih~ s i(~ II Illhft Cnomelt or 10 gtKom ltt 01 ltgtlt UUlfCU U~ I)esellltt 01 Nonmiddoto(l HIIIISo M~ le1$ tIIl Iy ItgtItrlre llh Cr ServIltpoundl II I~U ImmtdllltIy $lOP I~ SoetYl(l Itgt rile I ffffiecl ru ~nd noilly the o thw ~n As btt-en (unome Ind MI Cuu_ hoo_be rtlpor1ible 01 IIISoho n~n ~ e -d diopoinr 01 Honmiddotla Hndou Mele 1$ fom lu rdMIebullbullnd for Ih (medlllion olny reu ImpaetCd by he ret bull bull e of he Hon-CI HUlrdou Mlltrl I~d mul ptwidc ~ cer1lliUlle 01 a balm~nl ~cfore J(I will be obll~lled 10 ~rlorm 0 cnl~ue lIS S~Mco unln 10 ~d letu knowloedae Ihll NonmiddotCI HIardou M~I(II~ were pren nd eted In dl$tfpr d of I~I ~e In wli(h tne 1lJ 1lt1 -11 be (pon lbllil lu ole ~ Othe etMOltlon 0 nmiddot orn Impmed by IlJ leltl~ of 1Idgt Hibullbulldon MlttIIbullbull00111) ( lOme hon In lOponibII II lu ole e~e for the _olI 01 HIbullbullrdous Male 1s INri ~ no bHII r~ieued and fe reie~e~ not nultlnc from Cl1 PtriormallCt ef tilt Serulces CuomN ~hlI ~I~nd ~nd InclomoJlot JO ~Calnl 1 Iol-ifl (o sU damUC I e~~nlel vd claJms ~rnamp 01 lu fa ure 10 (omply with Ihll Sccllcn M

N CUSTOMER DAlA

Cnlomt da la obtillned flom lie SetWltcs II owned by alld 111amp11 btlolt o Cunomer 10 I~ IUIOI illO UI Cl410mellb 10 prcMde Sentlce (lome bcept a lonh IItrlln lei wilt 101 disclose Ie any IhllI Otlty ~ny 1rlISivIltN81 (~nom dlI~ acquled hrouh pelt10IWIIIa 01 Ihe Sttvices Mthout Cul lomer (OnSenl (unomer ilB~e Ihal Jel nd 11 ubleIIrle affillnlnd epproved Ihild ~rty COII111OI5 and de-elopers may collecl nd lJ~e CUllome dll for Iny eaon 10 as ny ee l ule 0I1t1e clall on I dt middotklfn11itd bSII Iha dot nOI p~rsonaMy I~ntily Cullomer or anvlndivd Cuilomelt Igttgteby ~nlJ)O a petu WilcIWkIelfrtvOCable royah lru8unO U modi+ m1PU~Ibull bull WOIoeltIse and 1011

0etMt~wo b frOtnuch dala J(III ~IIM rlClIl$lOlI Inr~ 10_ rbl tJlIltflllll nd produnl C~led as I ew of uerlomnce ofSeMlts

O JCIS INlHLECTUAI PROPERl

10 WM IKtJI d riCh ~ lgtcIltgtltfest 11 yl) woltk orovided 10 Cuslomel IfgttIudlnl ohooI l ilmltiltiOfl ill ~e ~U and objeet cod dorumtnll1ior1 tKllnic Inhwon or dlla 1plaquolflCa1onlnd del bull ltes Impr~mellU 01 mOClllQlooruo 10 r~II1Hmiddot~ and (bJ I(now-How (defined below) e~ b 1(1 In bull (I~eron 01 lhe ~bltt 0 periolfTlfnt ollh Slt~ whth ~n_n 10 1(1 ror 10 Of diVtlom or tiICgyeiI Or ~uire-d In conneCllon with I perormrltt of II obn ioos under lhl ~greemenl Ownership Of eM Oelwblf ~nd KnowHow Ihd veil 00001y In ICJ nld flO Oe~ver~~bullbull1IaII be de~med middotworks mide fo r hlf bull Withoul UtIamp Ihe lenerilily 01 th e fortlal vfSNp 01 ai sool(e nllIS ~ (Ie (Olme of ptriOfnlInamp the le1Vkei I~I reMain the elOCIuIiIIt PlIJIIIlt1V 01 10 FltK purpoltl 01 ihllt AaJr-cmerr middot~nowmiddotHO mean a knohow )jot e It(hnIQ~s (Q ~U mllhoclolocln loobbullbull~Iy i(ll ~pprOKIgtG dltibu~ Odell and dt1m dllcoveriU ad ld~ililnW1ed produCAd by dhelc~d or uelt t)y 1(11 he CfUlon IIlt plovilJcn 01 the o-t~f1b1eI or In the Iltroltnance 01 tho Sltrvkt1 i nel Iny chanee ImplovemenJ or modlfiuHon tlgtereto or deivatlv Ihe reof

P OI6IT lpoundRMS

Any licMM 10 ltgtlt ~h( to ~laquopoundl1 JO IOfWlIrt produW inc dIIlti l e r Cloud tu Dyfth-lMd ulkr till Irelfflflfl b prellldild on 1- telt

corldklons for the iPllllebje loflwr~ groduct Of dlcll or cloud trvlce lei forth btll1wwwJgtgtmQI(QroluQmtgtulk Cleull4itl~I SU(h

aptgtlblt oftw~re podu nd (jjIIIIlervlltes lermsr lncopO ~d by rcferetl(e hcreln

Q Mi~LlAHrOlJS PROVISIONS

1 AW nor l~bullbullequlred IC be amp1vfIfI1bullbullnrundfi hili ~e ifI wrllnt Inc ~11I)e (OtIl(Ieca prcper ~iwn If (II chlMrred In Jlt IOt (b) tlll vi the Unlled 51lei POI~I stvIlte pel1se orepald ftlIlIred 0 tertlfld Mill rflun fclOl requCled (cJ ifni by o~ernlJht del~rv scNiCe ( fidEgt UPS) 01 (dln bvfClIrn~~ ~ m~1I or olnelt el~wonlC mt~nd confimed by (~cslmll e relum mlll or ele~hone

2 TIUs CfNnltnt _ nor be led byCunomoe wtllIc 1(1 k wrgtlIell (0ltgtSe 1(I IN ~ III -eM 10 1amplJr lh eltlnbull bull o_ ethn~erJon firm 0 (OltpOrllon wltheut Cul1omer~ conscm 0(10111 abo lIve 1M Ith Itsor cI1stretlon 10ubconuaa ny ponlon 01 IDe Servl(e TII$ ~retmenllnues 0 he ben~fot of Ind Is appllc ble tc ~ny aS1inees or SUbltOnl etor~ ef telbullnd II blndlnt upon Customer wllh Plaquo110 nld Il-SlttD or ltubculag rs wilh Ite f~e nd tllecl3 n bInltls (uIOme loJel

411 any plcviion of 1M femen Is fgulld t W IMaloC ~ tbullbull1 or unenforceable in ~ny elOtet Ihe lIdlly lealOty ~nd enforcelbillt Ollhe rem~lIinlpltosooru cellUinil htfetll hill flO( In t V wy be Ifeuelt Of irnj)3IleltIthNeOv

S TlIII laquoeemenlI lhe enUre (onl et bltwcM 1(1 nd CU1l0mt1 and ~st~1 ~ny pltlcr or ~ 1 undcfSllndll _itt IIIltIU ~ ro~oII or Olher ommuni(llionl b tween the partIe

ampmiddot(111 dltnowIodllli ~nd ~ bull IIgt IIY jhHdl l c ord~ lucd by Cuilomc In cunllKlon h lhigt laquo~enl iSlnlend only 1D ellMliiSh lnymenllllhof1ry fOl Cr5lont r Inltrn~lluou~I purptllH nd nol be conide1( to be ~ unto llcr Imltfld n1 modlfQtion o OIher IcvlslonlO lhe lenTIl 01111 AtrHment No tem or condition I dud or rfenced In CUIO middot pUdaSll ordl will h~oe ant fOlte elfet and Ih~e ( flU and condillon shall (MUOI (utomr1 ICtcraquoi1ICe of ny SefVicellllJH ltOnltllu lt in I~pncc of these lerm ~nd rolldnions An prO(IOl fo tltkjllo~1 or d~lefe rli ferm~llgtt In CuSlomtrs J)Uf(hue orde-r Cr ny otll elt dOtumenl Inill expresl ~ccP1ed IfI wrlIlIZ by ICI hCfeby objKted 10 nd telaquotCd

711 1I1t( at n~ (hfnlel 10 (uuomero ~tlnl or 0~r3110~f Of I lPlk oOle eEulaIon II ltode u~ bull Of ulW~y t~Ilebullbull I~il mD Iltldy ffeet J(rl peremlnt~ of the S~rvi(eJ or 111 pt1tlrltl ~fel 10 IhU h the ~ht 10 an eQ~IUbl and l~proprlle djuumenl 10 Ihe cope Ie and othe-f llcned Ie 011111 Ag reemenl

Johnson ~p(gt 21)19 Johnson Conll ol1 CU~lome-f Confgtdent Controls 00 -0 eopV 1ptyslQllly eleGl ro~gtCIly OlIn any oiher mft) hou Ihe eXJlress wn llen oerrn$$IOn 01 Joinroon CQntro ~ Irtlt Pag 3e of 42

JOHNSQfJ COtHROlS PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED r 11i COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

ADorNDUM TO PSA TERMS AND CONOITIONS OR MONITORING OF INTRUSION fiRE AND OTHER WpoundTY SYSTEMS

If ~te MOnilOfin StMces bull bull pIktly III(ludtS Ittnol~ lire ~ml 1I~oritl gtlaquov1tv 11111 mooilorint or video monitor ifl lht $COpe 01 wol1lt O (11110 d es tile Aareemenl II hereby madifie1lncl mended to Indude the termlnd prollllioru ollhls Addendu 10 tile PSA 10 Monhorinc 01 InlWolI r lf Mid Sfety So$term (Ihe AI(eNjum QplIlred Irms thaI Ie nol de1if1ed titeln lhirll h~ the melni cJven 10 diem In the lIIlement In Ih _11 of conhicl between the t~rTIltId (omIllions of this Addendum arid those ~inl ln the 111_ the tems (ondttklfls oIlbis Aoddtlldllm st pi~I~

1 kmote MoMorln of AIm SI~nI$ If ICI receiYo an elMfltnCV Itrm Ilen111 Jel Floc Jel IhIoII eeworlo nolhylhe IPJfOprille po~ Or fire deplnfII or other eme1enty panR QG ~iJurlldictlonnd Jel hl tndeVOI 10 IIOtiIyCuIlOmPf or tlsdellllllled repruenlnlve by eltmoll urltss instfU(1e-ltt 10 do OlheAlt by Cllomer In whilll ndot Nltd on l~ndlfd operalln picaduttlfo Ih ROC lCi uJ)OII feeeipi 01 bull lIOnmiddot emeree llenll from lilt Iremll sh ncltlvor 10 nOI11y Citomer ~feMltlve pursUlnl to Cu llemer1 _inen Instructions k faullin to QltmoU or Ie nOlllatlon Cunome ICknowlldlt5 1-111 the sllNIs Irlrumlttld from lhe Iremes will be monltoid In mOllltorlnl ftty not 0~111td by x~ lhe peSOIIIIeIIn _h monltom fldllltf lit nollh I~u 01 10 nor dots KJ IoU I rupDnsibillry Ielt tilt _ tIkh 1Kh Inb w montloed o lhe ttlPOfll( to $udlI1

2 ltemOI Monltotlfll kNkes Irkntllfmote MonllorltlJ SeNlf$ 1M be plaquolded by KJ If lhe ACftrM1II includes dIle 101 wth St~ 11

wm SeMce Is pchtitd 1lt1I nltOI~ mIIf 01 Ilirm 10 lhe Premies and lhe InIIlllchlre Is bIosed on the porcln( iCOq( 10 by lhe Jgt3lttiel wbjea 10 the lerms llId (ondiliolls 01 tills Addendum tie numtIMohllrms produced I I thl1ueloes beyond the COnuXt~ numblaquo of alarml In month (utome wiM tie blWon oleage lea

CommunOllonl Mdbo 0110( acknowlld Iht monkOlinl 01 COIlfelt Equipment requires nnsmlSllon 01 Ilgn~1s 0-1 $urlldad lelephone Iinellndo the Int_I1Id th Ihese moOeI of IIIJllmlslion ltmoV be Inl~rupled ctrofIIYltInled orcompromilrd In whkh cn IIC llMnal ClIO be Insmitttd trom the Pemius 10 thtr nIOfgtileinl fad~ty CUllomt ndenlnd Itltlle II~ lhe noonIOIn latllHy 10 be Willi 01 $lOch tonditlon bull dditlonal or 11tf~ II prol~1on toIIO be inllilled $udI line ItcIity devicn1 (Ullomtr COIllnd epensencr 10 Irlnsmluon Itlephone Ii only Cuslom- etnowtlldl_ II is _ IhIt h _urlty deW _lillie Ind nlnl UpirWy ldenllfied In Sthtdule A bull (qulprnent l ist lin dednrcf to purdlnl well 0tvkI~ Crntomtlt IIlth xkroowIedItllhlt Ulth ddltlonil pClt11on Is not 1rbIe Jot Inltrntl lrlMtOlln1on un6tr thl AIeemtnl

4 flwjUnnccemrry nns StfIlu csls At IOs OP1lOnltllddllIDIIII IN mIy be dwpd lot any m Of unlfQlOSiry SIM Vuil uused Of n=~led bV cUOJftllf 111 ildclklon Cuitomeuhlfl be Illy re$llOflSlb~ncr II1Of1 for fines petllltItsIISISlmInts l3gtes f~ o MH I~ by ~ 10vemmelQ bOCIy lell1lho~ tommolOlctrlloll 01 ~I UlltImiulon COlllptny1l1he rnlllt Ilny Iltie larm Ind ~hin rtlmtgtiwl Kl lor any tom -cUffed by IClln conMCIicll IIgtItewth Cunomer wi opera Ihe l)II toIIeluly ~ ID 1ooId CMOllne fau llimu hIM lIrmi an be ClVled by I _tIM or olher forces ~ he cOIIlrof 01 10 II n ~ number 01 flle Ilium lit cltetved by KJ In MIdllicfl to Y othebull lIb1e (tmedlll 1 111)1e to Jel ICI m v lerminll Ihis amprttmenl Ind discontiny t ny Service(snd leek to cover dmllts If In bullbullent Is dlipolChtd by I _mtnlll l ulhorlty or Olh Iibullbull 10 pond 10 a II~ Ilirm where lh CUIIDme o Iny olher Piny IIIi InlentlonallV xddenoly or rraquolilenlIyKl~led lhe Iam I lInl~ CullonW kaD be Itlportllble lor and PIYnv and1I lell lcrjor fonu lIuled with fUPlaquol 10 lhe fls lImsnd PlY 10 JCJIht Iddltiooal clllrJcs Mid (OIl1lncufftd by It fom I fl lslIlm If lilt CIIIIO_r $11_ M$ 1IXIllHllbie dtvIu Customer IUlIgtorIlti ICI 10 ~I Ille Iemin to tv Ill the ludible device r JO I eqlleued 01 ordltltd ID do lO bltf l_r_II~ lIhbors Dr I~ fist and Cullonle will PlY JOlts standard servIc ct tllule lor Kh well visit PoIIcIIIndes tiIU rePlir of svn1 whlth CIOUS lue diugtoldla _ lobi_ IIlIlngln lhe equljllll6nl nt(esAY f 10 to wpptr the StMces nd euslOmllt wM fWf 1 COlU of JudI malntelaflct At IeUI IIOIIthly CUMO-wi IIISI the V$ltm protea deulces and send lell I 10 the ROC 10 I n monltorin laquoII1Imtn1 I 8WldIIfIct wlthlnswctlons from JO o the Roc CoI_r IIHi to lest lhe monltorlllamp IV$tttnS inc1tIltIinI ttsti anv ultruonlc mlctowwtlnfrared CampPlCliInce or other electronic ~l_nt prior lofle end of tlCh monlhnd will ImmedlJtetv rfllOlllO JCl if the equipment fafls to respend to ttll I wltom IhIoI mike Iny nlaquoIIUry rIj)IIs 1ltOO fttl clP of notice IS Ii rulonlllly prnkll CuWgtmer ~n al an tlmes be oltlv rponslbllt If)lt mainlilninamp Iny Iprln~~r vlem In cod wortInc oflier Ind provide Mfeqlllf hell to lilt PIfI

5 RemQII Monilorinamp Df VIdo MonltoiIl Srvices Oul~ Ih Term JCIl sol lcr only obfilllkln mine fom the In~~11oo of Video MMtorlnC ~Mc In Sctvkt oIfrnf 1hall be 10 monitor thl dlamplIlli 1l KlullIy IKlvtd by JO II tI flOC fom mnn Ollhe VIdeo $oo$lem afld pon receipi 01 a dlllllrillCnllndicU lhirt In fam cOndlticn )lists 10 crravcbullbull as ptlmnltd by II 10 lIol~y lhe police or olh munklplllulhoity deemed approprlale In KJs bsokn dilafllon IndIO well pellOllS Customer 1111 deslampMted In lIlne 10JO 10 rectlvoe nolineiQn cf IlICh IlIrm tondition II WI forth huein HD llarm 1nstI1ti00n ffPIl bullbull tnIInltnall(l or rd IgtOJUeI will be1OVItIed urocSer IhIi Video MDnl~ optlcnJO m~ oul DfIor nollce 10 CUIIDmtlt in _10_lcIbII ~or iltlurtnu _ultur~bullbull II(t d ls(OfIIIne 1Id Dr ltand iii ~ policies and protedurtL

bull Inc~lon nd rDndonlon oIlte VIdeo MonIln shaUbe pt~~d by KJ Wthis AI_nt Iclude$ I cha lOt IIIdro Mkorin~ Se we If ucll Voo MOIIltorln Stltva 11 purthi1e-d IIde(I MOIIlto111lI S~II will Decln when the Video SVSlern II Inlblled and opelltonalbullbullnd when Ih nlltesHry communletllorll COMIKlion Is CQmplcHed NO obIililiOIl lor the provision 01 tI1l~ VidllO Monitorln SeMa w1I laquogtIIInt1l lbest tlQllirmenllm ~

b CstQ lqvlllmut Customtr shall obIalnlllu DWfI CMtnd fgtltPtn~ () thIqulpmenl netenry 10(OrlllKllo 10110( Ind (b) wtutev~ IKtmlnlon permits o tice nHS lIwrl be 0ItUSA fom1 penonl ~111gtDtI1Ie ulltity bull bull nd lIlY ot tilted lervico plt0iId~ In co_aion wIIh Ih ~lYI(el n vIdIo 11 to be IISfd boor 1111 Customer Ii inlltlgtcltod 10 poduct Ad Imrnll video I~a (Ih VIdeo System Imj oillcPemlsti 10 IhltOC Ithe VitIeo System fCl mers no torn~ wJrratIVor fPISnotlon 11 1 Mto NSr will _ate IS ln1enclecf Conto Iulttller IJreoII 11111 notwithillndi V rule o 1IlttIct~tron by tel In dec Svst Ind Video SVSI I~ 10 ihIII ~ no tiPOMIblIity or obIiamplllorocltgt ItCnliO CusIO lhe~ SVlIm 0V other CUlla IIQVI~I

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PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rm ICntI(~ CvllOflCf II _u~hi1 I~ Video SYUCfgtgt ~alecl time lilt poiltloorwd NllouteclSlltll WI II only PlocllK 01 caPlII VIdlaquoI SvlI ionIt cr (ns111M Prcmltsts CUomo ~ IdtqWIwtiotI Ifbullbullbulln~(f1tIamp tondillonJ 101 Ihl OINt~ of the CamuH CUIm~ nb1~tI ltId lCllel t t 10 ~I$d no UItIIfO 0 lHlclpil~ Itllouln c JIOlIlIofgtInamp- lfodfO 1M t1ilW UMffillr(ludill W nol limhecl lo~lttllrlC willi NS loaltiDfU INn 01 pClSOfU In-VIdeo Sysltm l~etJ Y ~pirI or UIMUff

d Cll Customtlt Rw toI rflpltllbk 10 lbe video ~Im ce oduced Of uptur by toe VIdtltgt ~ 11 (gt11_ IQ~ del indemnify Inc hold hl rmIti )(1 M( 011lt tnl1 diectotJ I nc Itmployotfl I bull Inc ~I dmq~ lou (csu and cprnses 1~IucIItIIfI$ON~ UOOneyl lKi) rSOgtamp an or 1IIIrd gtllT IIIoIMI defTIIflCh Of ulu In connKlion lh thr ue (gtptfllion

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C V~oSylltmSIcMIbull WhM fcnalI(Im tM ~S(Iltm II lCeMd KIC$tfWIlhe hI to 1( bull m Zb belort odfoiC 0fIlaquotI1I(y ~lIcn Ind mty CfQOlt nol to notlfv ~tfCY ~10NWl1f II ~I Ulon Ie bellr-c In ill )Olt d-trtIJon III n Imer ency fondillon (lCI~ nOI tlsl 10 ~I filii temPt Ie i~ Ito nUINe ollhltl tmesfltv by ut vI u l yenelnClllon ndlor Iht twO-ayollaquo 111_ iI pploble) of 1M Vldre Sl$IMlIn(lud~ CnOlNlt 1(I1t IIKI detirllI 11111 ergtey (onditJ olUs JO will tfIde_ 10 notify lhe popelt POlice or emet~ry (0II1IC1 on a IIlClllon alln cI In_I by(~omer 10 10 Ot lIS CltnH- WIlen ~~ICfl(y 11 lCe~](1 I bull bull UtpllO coaKI tilt 111 ~ble CII1I01r1If rtprtotllI~Ie orr lilt nCltlLutIOll c~ liS bill fill rIOI nol l l( tmtrlRfKV uLhI~ Ihls notlllcalll)lJ will bI irllh~ I of bullbull o 11 1(1 bull 1 folte ROC ~c~_ lilne c~S1~ fl1~ e~ edlle lhe Q~ IUt Iltgtr Yemerlencv or __~trCt otulJoII the cuHomtr HI nftdO mte IhIs tQIIMlln _kin csl~ IUlhobl$ n IKISIO ~ IU Iettl Ie UJt Itl dlKrltllorgt C_IIII I ~I Ot damp1IlIon 01 11 Pt 0 ptlt$ons en o OUftd 1111 cltfTIht$ who UI nalllUIIorInltI 0 ClrtOmet 10 Will HOT MUST Ott DpoundTAlN MfI tllUON

f tcordlnp CltnIOIOtf COMtllU 10 lbe Ilpe laquo0lt1111amp of ~I Ietph(lnlc tomnICIII bt_ Ihl Pttml~ nd KI lCI wll h no ~ InyIlLilJnIrom laquoordlne fo r bullbull nu 10 ~cd) CIt PlbltCJ11on 01 ampf1WO-Wty WIIrI eamtnamplnlaOOrU oVgttr KOId1 0lt lhelrIi1(1 hili III tidily In c~ wllh VIdeo Svll grllt Vldre SysIHTIIaa IndudI blrt rtClHnllted I e I frltN omltlIlon tOeJamptn(t o 0 1( by JCI CIt olltl oNi( p~ ~I__ lIenu COfltnclon Of tny Olha tIIIrd pan COMtel ie n wIIh e ~tllgt1 fOt 1~ 1ltt 01 ffIOI) ~nsmLilIIon eodilll InltrpOflamp UllOfIl4I 10 VidtO Imltbull

I IIl1k 01 1011 II lIMorntls 10 dgn nol prenl o wIfnl that IIIlt StltvIet1 p_nl nylou by buIII( IIoIdup fire 01 gherwbl CIt 1-1 Ih ~__ In til ua ptOyenide the ptelWIon for WO II is Lnslllld 0lt InIrIOdtcl Of lhaillM ~ will be ninttlpted 0 eUQImiddotf (ltnlome

II d ok It lou 0 cll mi l 10 the ~ belA( mon~t ~~~ to itl (ltntl wlgttlhot bIoIonCInlIDCWiOmtr O111end hM not dt on Inv ItennUliQI1l l ncl wlIes 01 CI CXp Of Implied e(~pt IJ pt(rV loti IOllh In l~ iI AiHmf nl fUr1I1e IxprlIV ~(luded from

IhIs ~I If til wnl lt 01 met(lIlnlabJlilv Of nt Of ulUbifi l f01 ~trtk FUfl)Oie

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JOHn SeN CONTROL PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL REPRf FOP COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

COMPLCTf ~o4JUTY FOR [SllBUSHNG AND MAINTANNGACCESS TO ND USE OF THE NONmiddotAPPIIOVI DTILCO SERVICE FOR CONNECTION TO 11lE AlA~M MONITOIING lQUIPMENT CUSTOM~A FURTHU UNDEFlSTANDS THAT TilE LARM SYSTEM Mr BE UNABLE TO 5(17( THE TILCO SfJlVlCE TO TRANSMIT AN ALJlRM SIGN F ANOTHER CONNECTIONHAS DiSABl EO IS NTIflfERINGwrYH OR BLOOlflG THE CONN(CfION

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Johnson ~liID 2019 JohntOO COfIIloIamp Ire Custom- Coolidenr1I1 Controls Do n~ cop (phy$~ ~ eectltOt1Icell 01 n any otrer m ed o) fIOjt toe elCpl es~ illlten permosslon 01 JOIWon C OIItfol$ Inc Pil~ ~ 42 01 ~ 2

TOWNSHIP OF WORTH Sanilac County MicbigaD 6903 S Lakeshore Rd Lexington Michigan 48450

Telephone (810) 359-8852 Fax (810) 359-7027 F-mail CleTkworthmlorg

PhUlp EssenmacheT sup~JenDifer Staoyer Clerk Jenuifer Woodruff Treasurer Jack Wylie Trustee Walter Badgerow Trustee

RESOlUTION 16-7-20-1

RESOLUTION TO ALLOW WORTH TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF DETROIT EDISON TO OPT ltlUT OF THE SMART METER PROGRAM

Whereas Detrott Edison Company has begun the process of Installing within the boundaries of Worth Township digItal advanced meter infrastructure to be referred 10 in this resolution as smart meters I and

Whereas many township residents have expressed concerns about the Installation of sm art meters on their

homes to Worth Township officials and to the Worth Township Board and

Whereas these residents and Township Board members have expressed concern about the alleged Intrusion

into their respective energy usage attributed to smart meters and

Whereas many residential customers of Detroit Edison Company are concerned that emissions from smart meters may be attributed to serious health problems including but not limited to physiological neurological pulmonary vascular and sensory and

Whereas Michigan House 8i114916 was written to address the above mentioned concerns regarding smart meters and has been forwarded to the Committee on Energy Policy

Now therefore be it resolved that the Township of Worth SanIlac County supports the ability of OTE Energy customers to retain their current analog meters and to opt out of the smart meter program fortheir homes without being subject to financial penalties and additional monthly charges

Now therefore be It further resolved that the Worth Township Board of Trustees strongly encourages State Representative Chairman Aric Nesbitt of the Committee on Energy Policy the Michigan Public Service Commission Attorney General Bill Schuette State Senator Phil Pavlov and State Representative Paul Muxlow to take all regulatory procedures needed to investigate alJthe aforementioned InformatJon and concerns for the health safety and welfare of our cItizens and Inhabitants

Board Adoption

This Resolution shall become effective on the date of Its adoption by the Worth Township Board

RESOLVED this O dayof j~ 010lw

ATIEST AS TO ADOPTION BY THE WORTH TOWNSHIP BOARD

$0 Resolved

Date 07- 2 D- b

Supervisor Philip G Essenmacher

~ Oerk Jennifer Stanyer

Motion to Adopt made by Board Member ~Yl)) Second by Board Member lAhxJtttff

Nay AbsentAye

Philip Essenmacher Supervisor

Jennifer Stanyer Clerk

Jennifer Woodruff Treasurer

Jack Wylie Trustee

Walter Badgerow Trustee

I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and complete copy of a resolution adopted by the Township Board

of Worth County of Sanilac Michigan at a Budget Meeting held onj~ 00 f OIQlli and that said meeting was given pursuant to ad In full compliance with the Open Meetl Act being PA 267 of 1976 and that the minutes of said meeting were kept and have been made available as required by said Act

Jennifer $tanyer - Clerk

Village of Reese Resolution No 13-14-01

A RESOLUTION ADDRESSING SMART METERS IN THE VILLAGE OF REESE

WHEREAS the teon Smart Meter often refers to an eleCOidty meter but it also may mean a device measuring natural gas or water consumption and

WHEREAS many communities across the country have joined forces to prohibit smart meters from being Installed locally mostly upon the notice ofhigher energy bills (Cost) illness (Health)forced installation ofmeter(lnvasion into Home) Privacyissues(4th Amendment right to Reasonable Expectation of Privacy) Safety and Liability and

WHEREAS on March 4 2013 the Planning Commission for the Village of Reese passed Resolution No 2013~02 that recommended that the Village Council consider takingjormal action to notify and ban allfuture use aSmart Meters within the VillQJe ofReese and

WHEREAS the Village Council believes that additional information relating to the use of smart meters 1n the Village of Reese needs to be compiled prior to making a definitive deCision with respect to banning the use ofthe devices NOW

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that at a regularly scheduled meeting of the Reese Village Counal being held on May 13 2013 ) a quorum being present a motion was made by KEAST and second by FIELBRANDT to place a moratorium on the use of ~smartmeterswithin the village limits for a period of six (6) months so that the Planning Commission can continue studying the matter AND

BE iT FURTHER RESOLVED tbatthe copies of this resolution be mailed to aD utility companies who provide electric gas and water services to the VIllage of Reese

Vote

Ayes 7 Nays 0 Abstain 0 Absent 0

ft(Z~iJlage Clerk

(MmeUmmbers Pnrlcialaobscii OM ~1llUser Rcentsl Mtlvm )ul1eMilier Attclll Plfks Wlniam WaiterS

City Clerk l1wUlCi M Smilh

Admmismllwc A$~ Oid Voo Cum

CITY OF BROWN CITY A Progressive Industrial and Agricultural Community

4205 Main Street Post Office Box 99 Brown Cily Michigan 48416()099 Phone (810) 346middot2325 Fax (810)3463802 el11lil brownctygrealtllIkesne

CITY OF BROWN CITY Resolution Number 16-04

A RESOLUTION TO THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION EXPRESSING THE BROWN CITY COUNCILS CONCERN WITH THE

INSTALLATION OF DTE ENERGY SMART METERS AND A REQUEST TO EXPLORE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY EFFECTS

WHEREAS OTE Energy has begunlhe installation ofnew mele to CU$lomers in Michigan ThumtNlleA oommunities~ replacing existing meters with srcaUed Smart meters that is electric meters which viH broadcast information to the utility company using radio frequencies and

WHEREAS DTE Energy has indicaled thaI il will at some point begin installotion of Smart mete in the City of Brown City and

WHEREAS Smart mel provide benefit 10 utilities by allowing remole meter reading by among other things eiiminating the need for someone to go onto each utility customers property to read a meter and possibly offering residents lower electric rates at non~peak times and

WHEREAS a significant number ofpeople including residents or the Cil) of Brown City have expressed heir roucems 10 this Council hom potential health effects ofthe Smart melers as well tIS other concerns regarding lheir universal deployment in the City and

WHEREAS although the City COlmcil is inforoted that it is without jurisdiction to directly regulate Smart meters exclusive jurisdiction over them residing with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) the City Council believes it is appropriate to assist its citizens in obtaining consideration of their issues by requesting careful review thereof by tbe MPSC

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROWN CITY that

I The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perform a careful analysis fbe potential health and safety effilltts which may result from the univernal installation of Smart meters for electric and gas utilities

2 The MPSC is further requested to consider delaying the deployment of Smart mete pending a conclusion by the MPSC following coreful study lJd review that such met are safe and will have neither short-term nOr tong~term negative consequences to the health of the citizens of the City of Brown city and the State of Michigan generally

City amp1 BC(lwu City H6illurion )6-(14

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3 The MPSC is asked to carefully examine other concerns regarding tbe deployment of Smart meters as may be sllbmilled 10 them by Tcside nls of the City of Brown Cily and lhe Stale of Michigan so as to insu re that all aspects or the issues are considered before final dctennination is mnde with respect 10 such deplo)111enl

4 The MPSC is funher asked to consider requi ring public lllilit ies to allow customers with appropriate medica l docwnellHll ion of their ind ividualized risks to opt out of SmOtrl me ter installation at their homes

5 The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perfoml a ca reful analysis ofrhe potential privacy issues regard ing available and fut ure SOlan meter technology

6 All resol Ulions inconsistent with [he foregoing resolut ion be and the same h~reby an repealed to the c-tent of such inconsi stency

The fo regoing Resolul ion was ofJered on May 9 20J 6 by Councilmember William Nailers and seconded by Counci l member Dan Loulzenhiser There folloed a Ro ll Call VOle with four (4) Councilmembers present eM Jacobson -alSlnl eM Louzenhiser-yes eM Mclvorycs eM Milkr-yes eM Parks-absent eM Wal(~rsmiddotyes

Abs(ltlining ~

Ab~enl ~

A QUORUM BFING PRESENT - MOTION DECLARED CARRIED

I Juonii a M Smilh (ily Clerk o(the City or Brown Cit) hereby cen iry thallhe foregoing is tru and complelc copy orn resolutiOlllldoplcd by rhe Cily Counc il o r th~ government ofrhc City of Brown City County orSonilac Sl3te of Michigan al a regular mecting hcld on May 9 2016 and thai said m~etin ~ was conducted M d public notice of sa id mecling WaS given pursuam to and in fuJI compliance with Ih Oren Meelings Act bein Ac t 267 Public ActS o( Michigan 1976 and thaI the mimlles of ~a id meeting Wlfe kepi nnd ill be U f have been made available as requ ired by said Act

---1 L ~ r f - ~ _-7~~----~_ -c lt-1 JUClnilil M Smi th City Cleek City or Brown City Sanilac Count y Michigltln

lt 11 or Brown e ll) Rcsoluliun 16 middotJ~

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RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THEAlIIUrv OF Clrv IEStDENTS AND PROnIffY OWNERS TO EUlCITO OPTmiddotOUT OF RECEMNG

ADVANCED UTilITY MmRS (SMART METElISl

The followIng preamble and resolution were offered by Coundlmember ~1 i t hoe J ~rL_~ and SlIpp-orted bV Councflmemher ~~__k Ll pa n __~

WHEREAS OTE Energy SVIARl meters (SMART rn~ters) are 0lltidern electrIc metirs which end elect(ic meter readings dutomatlcaty bv using a radio frequency nehvorK rather than 11 uarlitronal on-site ~te( reading method lind

WHEREAS DTt fnargys actively Installing SMART meters throughout southeastern Mlchigan And has recently moaJfed 11

latter to the City of caro pemin1na to the ability of City residents to opt-our of f(Celving a SMART meter and

WHEREAS a numberQf CIty residents have exprltssed tomems regarding negative health conditIons that may reson from the use of SMART meters the a(CUuKY ofSMART meters and the possibmty that th~ uS of SMART meters may contribute to Ute loss of personal Jlrivacy aod

WHEREAS the Mict~an Public SeNke ComPlisston has receotlydedded to lnvesligate seve-fal Il$pea$ pertalnloji to the use and installation of SMART metm and

WHOtpoundA5 the Mlthigan Public Service Commission tlSi a tompomml cf this lmt~stigation is requesting thai utmW comPanles disclose Information rega-rdltli tM po-tential adverse hearth effects associated with (he use of SMART metetS and

WHEREAS th~ City of CarD Council i$ charged with securing and defendioe the overall health safety_ aod welfare of the ldenU of the aiy and their guests

NOW THEREFORE BE rr RESOlVED that the City of (arc Council her) supports the abillty of Its residents and property owoe~ to elect to o-pt-out of receiving SMART meters m$taIJed

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Cam Coune supports the invGSlgat1ltm by the Mkhigan Public Servlce Commission of SMART meters

THIS RESOLUTiON DECLARED ADOPTED nus 5 DAV OF August 20131 ClerkITreasufac of 1M City of Cam State of Michigan do hereby certify tNt thE foraolng Resolution was duly adopted by the City of cam Council during its regular meeting Mid in the Municipal BunOlng in the Clty of Carcent on August 2013

Resolution It 16-201~ June 6 2016

RESOumON A RESQUJTiON SUPPORTING MfCHIGAN HOUSE BtLl4916 OR SIMIlAR IEGtsJATlON AND SUPPORTING THE AmUTY OF TOWNHSIP R6U)poundNTS TO CHOOSE TO HAVE AN ANALOG EtECTfUC AND GAS MEml RATHER THAN ASMART (ADVANCEtll MErE

WHEREAS smart meters are computerized electr1c meters that send electric meter readings to the utility via radiofrnquency radiation multiple times per day and

WHEREAS analog meters are manualJy read electromechanical meters that have accurately

measured the electrtc consumption of homes and busfnessesfor over acentury and

WHEREAS DTE Energy (the utility) is repiaclng exJs1ing utility meters with smart (oka advanced or AM) meters and

WHEREAS DTE EnelY plans to replace all meters with either the fully functioning smart meier orthe smart meter with the radlofrequency turned off (opt-out meter) and

WHEREAS the opt~()ut meter must be manoa read In the same way analog and nooshytransmitting digital meters must be read and

WHEREAS the IItl1ity in fts testimony berore the Pub1c $ervlce CQmmission in U-17053 has stated that the nonMtransmltting smart meter performs no functions not already performed by the analog electric meter and

WHEREAS the utility charges the residentJa customer $6720 to have the norHransmitting opt-out smart meter In place of the fully functionIng smart meter and

WHEREAS the cost of lealllng In piace an existing analog meter is $000 thus creating an unnecessary charge on the customer who does not wish to have a smart meter on their home Or business and

WHEREAS some persons on fixed lncomesare unable to afford the opt-out fees and

WHEREAS the utlJlty does not permit businesses to opt out and

WHEREAS1 citIzens of this oommunity have expressed many concerns about this replacement Including concerns about the health effects of mdlofrequency radIation and the voltage transients and harrnonfcs (line noise) generated by smart meters concerns about privacy and hacking concerns about fire safety and fire hazards concerns about Impending time-ofltse rates and resultant increases In electric bills and conterns aoout remote shut-off and

WHEREAS many residents in the State of Michigan have reported negative health symptoms after the installation of smart electric meters or rnm-transmittlng opt-out meters on their homes and

WHEREAS some residents of the State of Michigan have reported that their smart meter has cau~ht fire or exploded or have reported flickering lights and appliance short-outs Immediately after a smart meter was installed and

WHEREAS the Township of Vassar has worked tirelessly to attract positive Investment while rejecting those that put our health environment and quality of life at risk and

WHEREAS the Vassar Township Board of Trustees ts charged with securing and defending the overatl health safety and welfare of the residents of the Township and their guests and

WHEREAS the electromagnetic frequencies emitted and generated bV these meters have been snown by tens of thousands of scientific studies since the 19305 to harm biological systems and therefore may pose a serious long~term threat to the health of our cltlzensj and

WHEREAS customers with a disability under the Americans with DlsabIHtles middotAct may not be charged for accommodation of their disability and

WHEREAS both the nonmiddottransmittlng smart meter and the analog meter accurate IV measure electricity usage and whereas both must be read by a meter reader therefore making them indlstlngulshable for purposes of metering customer electrical usage and

WHEREAS smart meters have not been mandated by the federal or state government and

WHEREAS our Township is committed to providIng equal opportuntty and quality of rife for all and to removing full barriers to participation In public nfe on the basts of dlsabnity and

WHEREAS OTE has been unresponsive to these customer concerns and

WHEREAS House 81114916 would address these concerns without Impacting the utilitys ability to Install smart meters on the homes and busInesses of those who want a smart meter

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Vassar Township Board of Trustees supports the ability of OTE customers to not partidpate in the smart meter program on their homes and businesses and to have their electricity usage measured by an analog meter without suffering financial penalties or Incurring monthly charges as outlined in House 81114916 and that an analog option be offered in perpetuity to all uttllty customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar TownshIp Board ofTrustees calls upon the Chair of the House Energy Policy Committee the members oftne Energy Polhy Committee the state representative for our dlstrtct the state senator for our district the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Attorney General to do all In their power to ensure passage of House 81114916 and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar Township Soard ofTrustees calis upon the above-mentioned persons and governmental entitles If House 81114916 Is not passed in this legtslative session to do all In their power to ensure passage of legislation In the future that will ensure that utility customers have the right to have an anakJg meter on their homes or

middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

Vassar Township Clerk ~~--=-~

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AI ortmiddotpe~ kWh ClIpadly EIIOIJ O9COC per kWh Non-Capadty Cnor1V bull4J5lC kWh

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oN_V(O1 ~Chalt~ bull $5(l per mollh Oistrll)Jioll kWn CY al-roond) bull543(X per kWl1

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MId-jMk MOIIdiy bull nidi) 1 am to 3 pm 7 pm to n pm AI mId-oeak kWh

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(Crtlieal PHIl _ ts cIInIQ on-pfU Worodly rriGay1o eo hours IIlaquo VN~ IIrtIttI ___ notl~)

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Novembtf Ihrovfjh May -sl 20 kWh per dIy

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Delivery CNiroes 5efvice (halVe $750 per rnonl h RIA Credit middot $750 per monlh Di5tribvtlon kWhbullbull 543OC per kWh

Time of Day Rate-

On-peak h(Wrs MonCJay-rriday n Um 10 7 pm Power Supply CnarQes June through Octo~r

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Mi(1)eilk MoIIdIlY friday am to 3 pm amp 7 pm to I pm All midpeak kWh

Capacity poundnerQy bullbullbull bullbullbull bullbull Aoose per kWh Non-tapaclty Enerqy bullbull bull 4Q49 per kWh

Off-peak 11 pm to 7 am and all day Saturday Sunday and desiQna~ holidays

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(Critical Puk events dJrlnQ on-puk hours MondayshyFriday Ilmlto to eo lIours per year with ~vance notite

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November through May (IrS 20 ~Wh per dat

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ~ VII sect28 33

sect 9 Compensation of county officers

Sec 9 BoampTds of s upervisors shan have exclusive power to fix the oomp officers not otherwise provided by law

runory Cocst 1963 All VII 9 Elf J I I 9amp yo ConrlNd amp CMII 1908ArI VllJ fR

sect 10 Removal of county seat

Sec 10 A county seat once established shall not be removed until the place nlch it is proposed to be moved shall be designated by two-thirds of the members of the board of supervisors and a majority of the electors voting thereon shall have a pproved the proposed locatioD in the manner prescribed by law

BiotDl)l Co llle3 An VII flO E( JOJJ 1 1964 l~ Con~tllull oD See COllSL ll108Art vrn t )3

sect 11 Indebtedness limitation

Selt 11 No Cltlunty shall incur any indebtedness which shall increase its total debt beyond 10 percent of its assessed valuation

lfiwry Cmol 1963Att VII tllEft Jan i 1i64 Fo e cmtltutlon s Conn 1906 Art vrn U 2

sect 12 Navigable streams permission to bridge or dam See 12 A oavigable stream shall not be hridged or dammed without permission granted by

the board of supervisors or the county as provided by law which pennission shall be subject to such reasonable compensation and otheT conditions as may seem best sui ted to safeguard the rights and interests of the county and political subdivisions the rein

QJO Cotgtu I~ Art VII U2 Ert Jan I 100 Fou eonia o 8M eo 180SArt vrn tl~

sect 13 Consolidation of counties approval by electors Sec 13 Two or more contiguous counties may combine into a Slagle county if approved in

each affected county by a majority of the electors voting on the quest ion IIUtDrr- eo t 1961Arr Vl t 13 Ell J 1 1964

sect 14 Organization and consolidation of townships Sec 14 The board of supervisors of each organized county may organize and consolidate

townships under restrictions and limitations provided by law Hi~ Coru 1963Arr VIto I~ ErrJLIgt 1 100-1 Fo CoGMI~U 01lJ See eoru 1908 Art Vlll us

sect 15 County intervention-in public utllity service and rate proceedings

x Sec 15 Any county when authotized by its board of supervisors sha ll have the authority to enter or to intervelle in any action or certificate proceeding involving the services charges or rates or any privately owned public utili ty furnishing services or collJJlodities to rate payers within the county

W O Coogt J961 Att VT I t iS Ell J I 19amp1

sect 16 Highways bridges culverts airports road tax limitation Sec 16 The legis lature may provide for the laying ou t construction improvement and

maintenance of highways bridges culverts and airports by the state and by the counties and townships thereof acd may authorize counties to take charge aod cootrol of auy highway within thei r limits ror such purposes The legislature may provide tbe powers and duties of Counties in relation to bighways bridges culverts and airports may provide ror county road commissioners to be appointed or elected with povers and duties provided by law The ad valorem property tax imposed for road purposes by any county shall not eltceed in any year one-half or one percent of the assessed valuation for the preceding year

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

~~~ Jodi Fetting

Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

AittpAcs Policy GIOlp Airsp $iIViClWl us )epCfIrren ul T(Qrspo~ltrlto-

8GO lndeperdenoe Avenue SW WtW1Irglo DC 7059

Federal Aviation AdrninStrotion

JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

2

Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

3

Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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H INOlMNITV

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O JCIS INlHLECTUAI PROPERl

10 WM IKtJI d riCh ~ lgtcIltgtltfest 11 yl) woltk orovided 10 Cuslomel IfgttIudlnl ohooI l ilmltiltiOfl ill ~e ~U and objeet cod dorumtnll1ior1 tKllnic Inhwon or dlla 1plaquolflCa1onlnd del bull ltes Impr~mellU 01 mOClllQlooruo 10 r~II1Hmiddot~ and (bJ I(now-How (defined below) e~ b 1(1 In bull (I~eron 01 lhe ~bltt 0 periolfTlfnt ollh Slt~ whth ~n_n 10 1(1 ror 10 Of diVtlom or tiICgyeiI Or ~uire-d In conneCllon with I perormrltt of II obn ioos under lhl ~greemenl Ownership Of eM Oelwblf ~nd KnowHow Ihd veil 00001y In ICJ nld flO Oe~ver~~bullbull1IaII be de~med middotworks mide fo r hlf bull Withoul UtIamp Ihe lenerilily 01 th e fortlal vfSNp 01 ai sool(e nllIS ~ (Ie (Olme of ptriOfnlInamp the le1Vkei I~I reMain the elOCIuIiIIt PlIJIIIlt1V 01 10 FltK purpoltl 01 ihllt AaJr-cmerr middot~nowmiddotHO mean a knohow )jot e It(hnIQ~s (Q ~U mllhoclolocln loobbullbull~Iy i(ll ~pprOKIgtG dltibu~ Odell and dt1m dllcoveriU ad ld~ililnW1ed produCAd by dhelc~d or uelt t)y 1(11 he CfUlon IIlt plovilJcn 01 the o-t~f1b1eI or In the Iltroltnance 01 tho Sltrvkt1 i nel Iny chanee ImplovemenJ or modlfiuHon tlgtereto or deivatlv Ihe reof

P OI6IT lpoundRMS

Any licMM 10 ltgtlt ~h( to ~laquopoundl1 JO IOfWlIrt produW inc dIIlti l e r Cloud tu Dyfth-lMd ulkr till Irelfflflfl b prellldild on 1- telt

corldklons for the iPllllebje loflwr~ groduct Of dlcll or cloud trvlce lei forth btll1wwwJgtgtmQI(QroluQmtgtulk Cleull4itl~I SU(h

aptgtlblt oftw~re podu nd (jjIIIIlervlltes lermsr lncopO ~d by rcferetl(e hcreln

Q Mi~LlAHrOlJS PROVISIONS

1 AW nor l~bullbullequlred IC be amp1vfIfI1bullbullnrundfi hili ~e ifI wrllnt Inc ~11I)e (OtIl(Ieca prcper ~iwn If (II chlMrred In Jlt IOt (b) tlll vi the Unlled 51lei POI~I stvIlte pel1se orepald ftlIlIred 0 tertlfld Mill rflun fclOl requCled (cJ ifni by o~ernlJht del~rv scNiCe ( fidEgt UPS) 01 (dln bvfClIrn~~ ~ m~1I or olnelt el~wonlC mt~nd confimed by (~cslmll e relum mlll or ele~hone

2 TIUs CfNnltnt _ nor be led byCunomoe wtllIc 1(1 k wrgtlIell (0ltgtSe 1(I IN ~ III -eM 10 1amplJr lh eltlnbull bull o_ ethn~erJon firm 0 (OltpOrllon wltheut Cul1omer~ conscm 0(10111 abo lIve 1M Ith Itsor cI1stretlon 10ubconuaa ny ponlon 01 IDe Servl(e TII$ ~retmenllnues 0 he ben~fot of Ind Is appllc ble tc ~ny aS1inees or SUbltOnl etor~ ef telbullnd II blndlnt upon Customer wllh Plaquo110 nld Il-SlttD or ltubculag rs wilh Ite f~e nd tllecl3 n bInltls (uIOme loJel

411 any plcviion of 1M femen Is fgulld t W IMaloC ~ tbullbull1 or unenforceable in ~ny elOtet Ihe lIdlly lealOty ~nd enforcelbillt Ollhe rem~lIinlpltosooru cellUinil htfetll hill flO( In t V wy be Ifeuelt Of irnj)3IleltIthNeOv

S TlIII laquoeemenlI lhe enUre (onl et bltwcM 1(1 nd CU1l0mt1 and ~st~1 ~ny pltlcr or ~ 1 undcfSllndll _itt IIIltIU ~ ro~oII or Olher ommuni(llionl b tween the partIe

ampmiddot(111 dltnowIodllli ~nd ~ bull IIgt IIY jhHdl l c ord~ lucd by Cuilomc In cunllKlon h lhigt laquo~enl iSlnlend only 1D ellMliiSh lnymenllllhof1ry fOl Cr5lont r Inltrn~lluou~I purptllH nd nol be conide1( to be ~ unto llcr Imltfld n1 modlfQtion o OIher IcvlslonlO lhe lenTIl 01111 AtrHment No tem or condition I dud or rfenced In CUIO middot pUdaSll ordl will h~oe ant fOlte elfet and Ih~e ( flU and condillon shall (MUOI (utomr1 ICtcraquoi1ICe of ny SefVicellllJH ltOnltllu lt in I~pncc of these lerm ~nd rolldnions An prO(IOl fo tltkjllo~1 or d~lefe rli ferm~llgtt In CuSlomtrs J)Uf(hue orde-r Cr ny otll elt dOtumenl Inill expresl ~ccP1ed IfI wrlIlIZ by ICI hCfeby objKted 10 nd telaquotCd

711 1I1t( at n~ (hfnlel 10 (uuomero ~tlnl or 0~r3110~f Of I lPlk oOle eEulaIon II ltode u~ bull Of ulW~y t~Ilebullbull I~il mD Iltldy ffeet J(rl peremlnt~ of the S~rvi(eJ or 111 pt1tlrltl ~fel 10 IhU h the ~ht 10 an eQ~IUbl and l~proprlle djuumenl 10 Ihe cope Ie and othe-f llcned Ie 011111 Ag reemenl

Johnson ~p(gt 21)19 Johnson Conll ol1 CU~lome-f Confgtdent Controls 00 -0 eopV 1ptyslQllly eleGl ro~gtCIly OlIn any oiher mft) hou Ihe eXJlress wn llen oerrn$$IOn 01 Joinroon CQntro ~ Irtlt Pag 3e of 42

JOHNSQfJ COtHROlS PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED r 11i COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

ADorNDUM TO PSA TERMS AND CONOITIONS OR MONITORING OF INTRUSION fiRE AND OTHER WpoundTY SYSTEMS

If ~te MOnilOfin StMces bull bull pIktly III(ludtS Ittnol~ lire ~ml 1I~oritl gtlaquov1tv 11111 mooilorint or video monitor ifl lht $COpe 01 wol1lt O (11110 d es tile Aareemenl II hereby madifie1lncl mended to Indude the termlnd prollllioru ollhls Addendu 10 tile PSA 10 Monhorinc 01 InlWolI r lf Mid Sfety So$term (Ihe AI(eNjum QplIlred Irms thaI Ie nol de1if1ed titeln lhirll h~ the melni cJven 10 diem In the lIIlement In Ih _11 of conhicl between the t~rTIltId (omIllions of this Addendum arid those ~inl ln the 111_ the tems (ondttklfls oIlbis Aoddtlldllm st pi~I~

1 kmote MoMorln of AIm SI~nI$ If ICI receiYo an elMfltnCV Itrm Ilen111 Jel Floc Jel IhIoII eeworlo nolhylhe IPJfOprille po~ Or fire deplnfII or other eme1enty panR QG ~iJurlldictlonnd Jel hl tndeVOI 10 IIOtiIyCuIlOmPf or tlsdellllllled repruenlnlve by eltmoll urltss instfU(1e-ltt 10 do OlheAlt by Cllomer In whilll ndot Nltd on l~ndlfd operalln picaduttlfo Ih ROC lCi uJ)OII feeeipi 01 bull lIOnmiddot emeree llenll from lilt Iremll sh ncltlvor 10 nOI11y Citomer ~feMltlve pursUlnl to Cu llemer1 _inen Instructions k faullin to QltmoU or Ie nOlllatlon Cunome ICknowlldlt5 1-111 the sllNIs Irlrumlttld from lhe Iremes will be monltoid In mOllltorlnl ftty not 0~111td by x~ lhe peSOIIIIeIIn _h monltom fldllltf lit nollh I~u 01 10 nor dots KJ IoU I rupDnsibillry Ielt tilt _ tIkh 1Kh Inb w montloed o lhe ttlPOfll( to $udlI1

2 ltemOI Monltotlfll kNkes Irkntllfmote MonllorltlJ SeNlf$ 1M be plaquolded by KJ If lhe ACftrM1II includes dIle 101 wth St~ 11

wm SeMce Is pchtitd 1lt1I nltOI~ mIIf 01 Ilirm 10 lhe Premies and lhe InIIlllchlre Is bIosed on the porcln( iCOq( 10 by lhe Jgt3lttiel wbjea 10 the lerms llId (ondiliolls 01 tills Addendum tie numtIMohllrms produced I I thl1ueloes beyond the COnuXt~ numblaquo of alarml In month (utome wiM tie blWon oleage lea

CommunOllonl Mdbo 0110( acknowlld Iht monkOlinl 01 COIlfelt Equipment requires nnsmlSllon 01 Ilgn~1s 0-1 $urlldad lelephone Iinellndo the Int_I1Id th Ihese moOeI of IIIJllmlslion ltmoV be Inl~rupled ctrofIIYltInled orcompromilrd In whkh cn IIC llMnal ClIO be Insmitttd trom the Pemius 10 thtr nIOfgtileinl fad~ty CUllomt ndenlnd Itltlle II~ lhe noonIOIn latllHy 10 be Willi 01 $lOch tonditlon bull dditlonal or 11tf~ II prol~1on toIIO be inllilled $udI line ItcIity devicn1 (Ullomtr COIllnd epensencr 10 Irlnsmluon Itlephone Ii only Cuslom- etnowtlldl_ II is _ IhIt h _urlty deW _lillie Ind nlnl UpirWy ldenllfied In Sthtdule A bull (qulprnent l ist lin dednrcf to purdlnl well 0tvkI~ Crntomtlt IIlth xkroowIedItllhlt Ulth ddltlonil pClt11on Is not 1rbIe Jot Inltrntl lrlMtOlln1on un6tr thl AIeemtnl

4 flwjUnnccemrry nns StfIlu csls At IOs OP1lOnltllddllIDIIII IN mIy be dwpd lot any m Of unlfQlOSiry SIM Vuil uused Of n=~led bV cUOJftllf 111 ildclklon Cuitomeuhlfl be Illy re$llOflSlb~ncr II1Of1 for fines petllltItsIISISlmInts l3gtes f~ o MH I~ by ~ 10vemmelQ bOCIy lell1lho~ tommolOlctrlloll 01 ~I UlltImiulon COlllptny1l1he rnlllt Ilny Iltie larm Ind ~hin rtlmtgtiwl Kl lor any tom -cUffed by IClln conMCIicll IIgtItewth Cunomer wi opera Ihe l)II toIIeluly ~ ID 1ooId CMOllne fau llimu hIM lIrmi an be ClVled by I _tIM or olher forces ~ he cOIIlrof 01 10 II n ~ number 01 flle Ilium lit cltetved by KJ In MIdllicfl to Y othebull lIb1e (tmedlll 1 111)1e to Jel ICI m v lerminll Ihis amprttmenl Ind discontiny t ny Service(snd leek to cover dmllts If In bullbullent Is dlipolChtd by I _mtnlll l ulhorlty or Olh Iibullbull 10 pond 10 a II~ Ilirm where lh CUIIDme o Iny olher Piny IIIi InlentlonallV xddenoly or rraquolilenlIyKl~led lhe Iam I lInl~ CullonW kaD be Itlportllble lor and PIYnv and1I lell lcrjor fonu lIuled with fUPlaquol 10 lhe fls lImsnd PlY 10 JCJIht Iddltiooal clllrJcs Mid (OIl1lncufftd by It fom I fl lslIlm If lilt CIIIIO_r $11_ M$ 1IXIllHllbie dtvIu Customer IUlIgtorIlti ICI 10 ~I Ille Iemin to tv Ill the ludible device r JO I eqlleued 01 ordltltd ID do lO bltf l_r_II~ lIhbors Dr I~ fist and Cullonle will PlY JOlts standard servIc ct tllule lor Kh well visit PoIIcIIIndes tiIU rePlir of svn1 whlth CIOUS lue diugtoldla _ lobi_ IIlIlngln lhe equljllll6nl nt(esAY f 10 to wpptr the StMces nd euslOmllt wM fWf 1 COlU of JudI malntelaflct At IeUI IIOIIthly CUMO-wi IIISI the V$ltm protea deulces and send lell I 10 the ROC 10 I n monltorin laquoII1Imtn1 I 8WldIIfIct wlthlnswctlons from JO o the Roc CoI_r IIHi to lest lhe monltorlllamp IV$tttnS inc1tIltIinI ttsti anv ultruonlc mlctowwtlnfrared CampPlCliInce or other electronic ~l_nt prior lofle end of tlCh monlhnd will ImmedlJtetv rfllOlllO JCl if the equipment fafls to respend to ttll I wltom IhIoI mike Iny nlaquoIIUry rIj)IIs 1ltOO fttl clP of notice IS Ii rulonlllly prnkll CuWgtmer ~n al an tlmes be oltlv rponslbllt If)lt mainlilninamp Iny Iprln~~r vlem In cod wortInc oflier Ind provide Mfeqlllf hell to lilt PIfI

5 RemQII Monilorinamp Df VIdo MonltoiIl Srvices Oul~ Ih Term JCIl sol lcr only obfilllkln mine fom the In~~11oo of Video MMtorlnC ~Mc In Sctvkt oIfrnf 1hall be 10 monitor thl dlamplIlli 1l KlullIy IKlvtd by JO II tI flOC fom mnn Ollhe VIdeo $oo$lem afld pon receipi 01 a dlllllrillCnllndicU lhirt In fam cOndlticn )lists 10 crravcbullbull as ptlmnltd by II 10 lIol~y lhe police or olh munklplllulhoity deemed approprlale In KJs bsokn dilafllon IndIO well pellOllS Customer 1111 deslampMted In lIlne 10JO 10 rectlvoe nolineiQn cf IlICh IlIrm tondition II WI forth huein HD llarm 1nstI1ti00n ffPIl bullbull tnIInltnall(l or rd IgtOJUeI will be1OVItIed urocSer IhIi Video MDnl~ optlcnJO m~ oul DfIor nollce 10 CUIIDmtlt in _10_lcIbII ~or iltlurtnu _ultur~bullbull II(t d ls(OfIIIne 1Id Dr ltand iii ~ policies and protedurtL

bull Inc~lon nd rDndonlon oIlte VIdeo MonIln shaUbe pt~~d by KJ Wthis AI_nt Iclude$ I cha lOt IIIdro Mkorin~ Se we If ucll Voo MOIIltorln Stltva 11 purthi1e-d IIde(I MOIIlto111lI S~II will Decln when the Video SVSlern II Inlblled and opelltonalbullbullnd when Ih nlltesHry communletllorll COMIKlion Is CQmplcHed NO obIililiOIl lor the provision 01 tI1l~ VidllO Monitorln SeMa w1I laquogtIIInt1l lbest tlQllirmenllm ~

b CstQ lqvlllmut Customtr shall obIalnlllu DWfI CMtnd fgtltPtn~ () thIqulpmenl netenry 10(OrlllKllo 10110( Ind (b) wtutev~ IKtmlnlon permits o tice nHS lIwrl be 0ItUSA fom1 penonl ~111gtDtI1Ie ulltity bull bull nd lIlY ot tilted lervico plt0iId~ In co_aion wIIh Ih ~lYI(el n vIdIo 11 to be IISfd boor 1111 Customer Ii inlltlgtcltod 10 poduct Ad Imrnll video I~a (Ih VIdeo System Imj oillcPemlsti 10 IhltOC Ithe VitIeo System fCl mers no torn~ wJrratIVor fPISnotlon 11 1 Mto NSr will _ate IS ln1enclecf Conto Iulttller IJreoII 11111 notwithillndi V rule o 1IlttIct~tron by tel In dec Svst Ind Video SVSI I~ 10 ihIII ~ no tiPOMIblIity or obIiamplllorocltgt ItCnliO CusIO lhe~ SVlIm 0V other CUlla IIQVI~I

Johnson Ip(1 2019 Jonnson ConIeMs 111( ClSlomClI COnmill Controls Donor COfgtI iOhyseaUr eIetroncady OJ1M any o~ ~d) snour In )(lie u n)( ptfTllJSoOno JlhlisOft CorjoI l roe PageOol~2

PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rm ICntI(~ CvllOflCf II _u~hi1 I~ Video SYUCfgtgt ~alecl time lilt poiltloorwd NllouteclSlltll WI II only PlocllK 01 caPlII VIdlaquoI SvlI ionIt cr (ns111M Prcmltsts CUomo ~ IdtqWIwtiotI Ifbullbullbulln~(f1tIamp tondillonJ 101 Ihl OINt~ of the CamuH CUIm~ nb1~tI ltId lCllel t t 10 ~I$d no UItIIfO 0 lHlclpil~ Itllouln c JIOlIlIofgtInamp- lfodfO 1M t1ilW UMffillr(ludill W nol limhecl lo~lttllrlC willi NS loaltiDfU INn 01 pClSOfU In-VIdeo Sysltm l~etJ Y ~pirI or UIMUff

d Cll Customtlt Rw toI rflpltllbk 10 lbe video ~Im ce oduced Of uptur by toe VIdtltgt ~ 11 (gt11_ IQ~ del indemnify Inc hold hl rmIti )(1 M( 011lt tnl1 diectotJ I nc Itmployotfl I bull Inc ~I dmq~ lou (csu and cprnses 1~IucIItIIfI$ON~ UOOneyl lKi) rSOgtamp an or 1IIIrd gtllT IIIoIMI defTIIflCh Of ulu In connKlion lh thr ue (gtptfllion

IQaotI poaklon 01 th ~~11rITI ~nd the VldN ~I Imn tllllt theft 0lIl Indu dklbull bull ot 1gt01 11mI1 10 Jny (elm Of ~ Pflt$DII ckpkteclln bull Vlcko Sytt ~bullbull 11I(1Jd1 bill IIOt 1oll d 10 Iny ~m by 11 ~1l0n 1 his 0lt lor tr h~1 Ifl~ IrwcIN 0 Inlrudd upon 0lt lib 0lt M ~kltft h~1 bfen rnIgtpp ~~led Any dulyen I ebf~ln I~C (OI1Jtf1I D ~lSle oIny ~tSOI1 Oerrltled In I Vldto SYSIIm ImI Ie Iu 1111 er he IIUMH 10 be dPIlIeltl ~d rnlmina O olllole UIa d Ille I 10 dt1t1Wgt d (ompy- lid 1IppJabil LaWl qltIlallanl Hmlltd rod olhe obllptJolllhlt 10000m 1M It~ PfO~ M d elnlalsl ltivOdeoo uptu d-kl such ti 0 VIdltto Syslem drc but not IIm~ed 10 nodrtIon It t~1 Vdeo S I il m ut A th Prtfnlws sII be til lele Fanslbllil oIl~e CUJlomc JCI eel 10 rNkf VIO SIIm 1m1nlNbl 10 Cunenl1l rgtd upOn lhel C1De(tllie ~utl leI mk~1 fig Pfembe wau1 or eprtsenlihen a 10 Ille I~ntlll eillm till II tltln Vodeo Imall or Ihe QulIl therea

C V~oSylltmSIcMIbull WhM fcnalI(Im tM ~S(Iltm II lCeMd KIC$tfWIlhe hI to 1( bull m Zb belort odfoiC 0fIlaquotI1I(y ~lIcn Ind mty CfQOlt nol to notlfv ~tfCY ~10NWl1f II ~I Ulon Ie bellr-c In ill )Olt d-trtIJon III n Imer ency fondillon (lCI~ nOI tlsl 10 ~I filii temPt Ie i~ Ito nUINe ollhltl tmesfltv by ut vI u l yenelnClllon ndlor Iht twO-ayollaquo 111_ iI pploble) of 1M Vldre Sl$IMlIn(lud~ CnOlNlt 1(I1t IIKI detirllI 11111 ergtey (onditJ olUs JO will tfIde_ 10 notify lhe popelt POlice or emet~ry (0II1IC1 on a IIlClllon alln cI In_I by(~omer 10 10 Ot lIS CltnH- WIlen ~~ICfl(y 11 lCe~](1 I bull bull UtpllO coaKI tilt 111 ~ble CII1I01r1If rtprtotllI~Ie orr lilt nCltlLutIOll c~ liS bill fill rIOI nol l l( tmtrlRfKV uLhI~ Ihls notlllcalll)lJ will bI irllh~ I of bullbull o 11 1(1 bull 1 folte ROC ~c~_ lilne c~S1~ fl1~ e~ edlle lhe Q~ IUt Iltgtr Yemerlencv or __~trCt otulJoII the cuHomtr HI nftdO mte IhIs tQIIMlln _kin csl~ IUlhobl$ n IKISIO ~ IU Iettl Ie UJt Itl dlKrltllorgt C_IIII I ~I Ot damp1IlIon 01 11 Pt 0 ptlt$ons en o OUftd 1111 cltfTIht$ who UI nalllUIIorInltI 0 ClrtOmet 10 Will HOT MUST Ott DpoundTAlN MfI tllUON

f tcordlnp CltnIOIOtf COMtllU 10 lbe Ilpe laquo0lt1111amp of ~I Ietph(lnlc tomnICIII bt_ Ihl Pttml~ nd KI lCI wll h no ~ InyIlLilJnIrom laquoordlne fo r bullbull nu 10 ~cd) CIt PlbltCJ11on 01 ampf1WO-Wty WIIrI eamtnamplnlaOOrU oVgttr KOId1 0lt lhelrIi1(1 hili III tidily In c~ wllh VIdeo Svll grllt Vldre SysIHTIIaa IndudI blrt rtClHnllted I e I frltN omltlIlon tOeJamptn(t o 0 1( by JCI CIt olltl oNi( p~ ~I__ lIenu COfltnclon Of tny Olha tIIIrd pan COMtel ie n wIIh e ~tllgt1 fOt 1~ 1ltt 01 ffIOI) ~nsmLilIIon eodilll InltrpOflamp UllOfIl4I 10 VidtO Imltbull

I IIl1k 01 1011 II lIMorntls 10 dgn nol prenl o wIfnl that IIIlt StltvIet1 p_nl nylou by buIII( IIoIdup fire 01 gherwbl CIt 1-1 Ih ~__ In til ua ptOyenide the ptelWIon for WO II is Lnslllld 0lt InIrIOdtcl Of lhaillM ~ will be ninttlpted 0 eUQImiddotf (ltnlome

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TOWNSHIP OF WORTH Sanilac County MicbigaD 6903 S Lakeshore Rd Lexington Michigan 48450

Telephone (810) 359-8852 Fax (810) 359-7027 F-mail CleTkworthmlorg

PhUlp EssenmacheT sup~JenDifer Staoyer Clerk Jenuifer Woodruff Treasurer Jack Wylie Trustee Walter Badgerow Trustee

RESOlUTION 16-7-20-1

RESOLUTION TO ALLOW WORTH TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF DETROIT EDISON TO OPT ltlUT OF THE SMART METER PROGRAM

Whereas Detrott Edison Company has begun the process of Installing within the boundaries of Worth Township digItal advanced meter infrastructure to be referred 10 in this resolution as smart meters I and

Whereas many township residents have expressed concerns about the Installation of sm art meters on their

homes to Worth Township officials and to the Worth Township Board and

Whereas these residents and Township Board members have expressed concern about the alleged Intrusion

into their respective energy usage attributed to smart meters and

Whereas many residential customers of Detroit Edison Company are concerned that emissions from smart meters may be attributed to serious health problems including but not limited to physiological neurological pulmonary vascular and sensory and

Whereas Michigan House 8i114916 was written to address the above mentioned concerns regarding smart meters and has been forwarded to the Committee on Energy Policy

Now therefore be it resolved that the Township of Worth SanIlac County supports the ability of OTE Energy customers to retain their current analog meters and to opt out of the smart meter program fortheir homes without being subject to financial penalties and additional monthly charges

Now therefore be It further resolved that the Worth Township Board of Trustees strongly encourages State Representative Chairman Aric Nesbitt of the Committee on Energy Policy the Michigan Public Service Commission Attorney General Bill Schuette State Senator Phil Pavlov and State Representative Paul Muxlow to take all regulatory procedures needed to investigate alJthe aforementioned InformatJon and concerns for the health safety and welfare of our cItizens and Inhabitants

Board Adoption

This Resolution shall become effective on the date of Its adoption by the Worth Township Board

RESOLVED this O dayof j~ 010lw

ATIEST AS TO ADOPTION BY THE WORTH TOWNSHIP BOARD

$0 Resolved

Date 07- 2 D- b

Supervisor Philip G Essenmacher

~ Oerk Jennifer Stanyer

Motion to Adopt made by Board Member ~Yl)) Second by Board Member lAhxJtttff

Nay AbsentAye

Philip Essenmacher Supervisor

Jennifer Stanyer Clerk

Jennifer Woodruff Treasurer

Jack Wylie Trustee

Walter Badgerow Trustee

I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and complete copy of a resolution adopted by the Township Board

of Worth County of Sanilac Michigan at a Budget Meeting held onj~ 00 f OIQlli and that said meeting was given pursuant to ad In full compliance with the Open Meetl Act being PA 267 of 1976 and that the minutes of said meeting were kept and have been made available as required by said Act

Jennifer $tanyer - Clerk

Village of Reese Resolution No 13-14-01

A RESOLUTION ADDRESSING SMART METERS IN THE VILLAGE OF REESE

WHEREAS the teon Smart Meter often refers to an eleCOidty meter but it also may mean a device measuring natural gas or water consumption and

WHEREAS many communities across the country have joined forces to prohibit smart meters from being Installed locally mostly upon the notice ofhigher energy bills (Cost) illness (Health)forced installation ofmeter(lnvasion into Home) Privacyissues(4th Amendment right to Reasonable Expectation of Privacy) Safety and Liability and

WHEREAS on March 4 2013 the Planning Commission for the Village of Reese passed Resolution No 2013~02 that recommended that the Village Council consider takingjormal action to notify and ban allfuture use aSmart Meters within the VillQJe ofReese and

WHEREAS the Village Council believes that additional information relating to the use of smart meters 1n the Village of Reese needs to be compiled prior to making a definitive deCision with respect to banning the use ofthe devices NOW

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that at a regularly scheduled meeting of the Reese Village Counal being held on May 13 2013 ) a quorum being present a motion was made by KEAST and second by FIELBRANDT to place a moratorium on the use of ~smartmeterswithin the village limits for a period of six (6) months so that the Planning Commission can continue studying the matter AND

BE iT FURTHER RESOLVED tbatthe copies of this resolution be mailed to aD utility companies who provide electric gas and water services to the VIllage of Reese

Vote

Ayes 7 Nays 0 Abstain 0 Absent 0

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City Clerk l1wUlCi M Smilh

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CITY OF BROWN CITY A Progressive Industrial and Agricultural Community

4205 Main Street Post Office Box 99 Brown Cily Michigan 48416()099 Phone (810) 346middot2325 Fax (810)3463802 el11lil brownctygrealtllIkesne

CITY OF BROWN CITY Resolution Number 16-04

A RESOLUTION TO THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION EXPRESSING THE BROWN CITY COUNCILS CONCERN WITH THE

INSTALLATION OF DTE ENERGY SMART METERS AND A REQUEST TO EXPLORE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY EFFECTS

WHEREAS OTE Energy has begunlhe installation ofnew mele to CU$lomers in Michigan ThumtNlleA oommunities~ replacing existing meters with srcaUed Smart meters that is electric meters which viH broadcast information to the utility company using radio frequencies and

WHEREAS DTE Energy has indicaled thaI il will at some point begin installotion of Smart mete in the City of Brown City and

WHEREAS Smart mel provide benefit 10 utilities by allowing remole meter reading by among other things eiiminating the need for someone to go onto each utility customers property to read a meter and possibly offering residents lower electric rates at non~peak times and

WHEREAS a significant number ofpeople including residents or the Cil) of Brown City have expressed heir roucems 10 this Council hom potential health effects ofthe Smart melers as well tIS other concerns regarding lheir universal deployment in the City and

WHEREAS although the City COlmcil is inforoted that it is without jurisdiction to directly regulate Smart meters exclusive jurisdiction over them residing with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) the City Council believes it is appropriate to assist its citizens in obtaining consideration of their issues by requesting careful review thereof by tbe MPSC

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROWN CITY that

I The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perform a careful analysis fbe potential health and safety effilltts which may result from the univernal installation of Smart meters for electric and gas utilities

2 The MPSC is further requested to consider delaying the deployment of Smart mete pending a conclusion by the MPSC following coreful study lJd review that such met are safe and will have neither short-term nOr tong~term negative consequences to the health of the citizens of the City of Brown city and the State of Michigan generally

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3 The MPSC is asked to carefully examine other concerns regarding tbe deployment of Smart meters as may be sllbmilled 10 them by Tcside nls of the City of Brown Cily and lhe Stale of Michigan so as to insu re that all aspects or the issues are considered before final dctennination is mnde with respect 10 such deplo)111enl

4 The MPSC is funher asked to consider requi ring public lllilit ies to allow customers with appropriate medica l docwnellHll ion of their ind ividualized risks to opt out of SmOtrl me ter installation at their homes

5 The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perfoml a ca reful analysis ofrhe potential privacy issues regard ing available and fut ure SOlan meter technology

6 All resol Ulions inconsistent with [he foregoing resolut ion be and the same h~reby an repealed to the c-tent of such inconsi stency

The fo regoing Resolul ion was ofJered on May 9 20J 6 by Councilmember William Nailers and seconded by Counci l member Dan Loulzenhiser There folloed a Ro ll Call VOle with four (4) Councilmembers present eM Jacobson -alSlnl eM Louzenhiser-yes eM Mclvorycs eM Milkr-yes eM Parks-absent eM Wal(~rsmiddotyes

Abs(ltlining ~

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A QUORUM BFING PRESENT - MOTION DECLARED CARRIED

I Juonii a M Smilh (ily Clerk o(the City or Brown Cit) hereby cen iry thallhe foregoing is tru and complelc copy orn resolutiOlllldoplcd by rhe Cily Counc il o r th~ government ofrhc City of Brown City County orSonilac Sl3te of Michigan al a regular mecting hcld on May 9 2016 and thai said m~etin ~ was conducted M d public notice of sa id mecling WaS given pursuam to and in fuJI compliance with Ih Oren Meelings Act bein Ac t 267 Public ActS o( Michigan 1976 and thaI the mimlles of ~a id meeting Wlfe kepi nnd ill be U f have been made available as requ ired by said Act

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RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THEAlIIUrv OF Clrv IEStDENTS AND PROnIffY OWNERS TO EUlCITO OPTmiddotOUT OF RECEMNG

ADVANCED UTilITY MmRS (SMART METElISl

The followIng preamble and resolution were offered by Coundlmember ~1 i t hoe J ~rL_~ and SlIpp-orted bV Councflmemher ~~__k Ll pa n __~

WHEREAS OTE Energy SVIARl meters (SMART rn~ters) are 0lltidern electrIc metirs which end elect(ic meter readings dutomatlcaty bv using a radio frequency nehvorK rather than 11 uarlitronal on-site ~te( reading method lind

WHEREAS DTt fnargys actively Installing SMART meters throughout southeastern Mlchigan And has recently moaJfed 11

latter to the City of caro pemin1na to the ability of City residents to opt-our of f(Celving a SMART meter and

WHEREAS a numberQf CIty residents have exprltssed tomems regarding negative health conditIons that may reson from the use of SMART meters the a(CUuKY ofSMART meters and the possibmty that th~ uS of SMART meters may contribute to Ute loss of personal Jlrivacy aod

WHEREAS the Mict~an Public SeNke ComPlisston has receotlydedded to lnvesligate seve-fal Il$pea$ pertalnloji to the use and installation of SMART metm and

WHOtpoundA5 the Mlthigan Public Service Commission tlSi a tompomml cf this lmt~stigation is requesting thai utmW comPanles disclose Information rega-rdltli tM po-tential adverse hearth effects associated with (he use of SMART metetS and

WHEREAS th~ City of CarD Council i$ charged with securing and defendioe the overall health safety_ aod welfare of the ldenU of the aiy and their guests

NOW THEREFORE BE rr RESOlVED that the City of (arc Council her) supports the abillty of Its residents and property owoe~ to elect to o-pt-out of receiving SMART meters m$taIJed

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Cam Coune supports the invGSlgat1ltm by the Mkhigan Public Servlce Commission of SMART meters

THIS RESOLUTiON DECLARED ADOPTED nus 5 DAV OF August 20131 ClerkITreasufac of 1M City of Cam State of Michigan do hereby certify tNt thE foraolng Resolution was duly adopted by the City of cam Council during its regular meeting Mid in the Municipal BunOlng in the Clty of Carcent on August 2013

Resolution It 16-201~ June 6 2016

RESOumON A RESQUJTiON SUPPORTING MfCHIGAN HOUSE BtLl4916 OR SIMIlAR IEGtsJATlON AND SUPPORTING THE AmUTY OF TOWNHSIP R6U)poundNTS TO CHOOSE TO HAVE AN ANALOG EtECTfUC AND GAS MEml RATHER THAN ASMART (ADVANCEtll MErE

WHEREAS smart meters are computerized electr1c meters that send electric meter readings to the utility via radiofrnquency radiation multiple times per day and

WHEREAS analog meters are manualJy read electromechanical meters that have accurately

measured the electrtc consumption of homes and busfnessesfor over acentury and

WHEREAS DTE Energy (the utility) is repiaclng exJs1ing utility meters with smart (oka advanced or AM) meters and

WHEREAS DTE EnelY plans to replace all meters with either the fully functioning smart meier orthe smart meter with the radlofrequency turned off (opt-out meter) and

WHEREAS the opt~()ut meter must be manoa read In the same way analog and nooshytransmitting digital meters must be read and

WHEREAS the IItl1ity in fts testimony berore the Pub1c $ervlce CQmmission in U-17053 has stated that the nonMtransmltting smart meter performs no functions not already performed by the analog electric meter and

WHEREAS the utility charges the residentJa customer $6720 to have the norHransmitting opt-out smart meter In place of the fully functionIng smart meter and

WHEREAS the cost of lealllng In piace an existing analog meter is $000 thus creating an unnecessary charge on the customer who does not wish to have a smart meter on their home Or business and

WHEREAS some persons on fixed lncomesare unable to afford the opt-out fees and

WHEREAS the utlJlty does not permit businesses to opt out and

WHEREAS1 citIzens of this oommunity have expressed many concerns about this replacement Including concerns about the health effects of mdlofrequency radIation and the voltage transients and harrnonfcs (line noise) generated by smart meters concerns about privacy and hacking concerns about fire safety and fire hazards concerns about Impending time-ofltse rates and resultant increases In electric bills and conterns aoout remote shut-off and

WHEREAS many residents in the State of Michigan have reported negative health symptoms after the installation of smart electric meters or rnm-transmittlng opt-out meters on their homes and

WHEREAS some residents of the State of Michigan have reported that their smart meter has cau~ht fire or exploded or have reported flickering lights and appliance short-outs Immediately after a smart meter was installed and

WHEREAS the Township of Vassar has worked tirelessly to attract positive Investment while rejecting those that put our health environment and quality of life at risk and

WHEREAS the Vassar Township Board of Trustees ts charged with securing and defending the overatl health safety and welfare of the residents of the Township and their guests and

WHEREAS the electromagnetic frequencies emitted and generated bV these meters have been snown by tens of thousands of scientific studies since the 19305 to harm biological systems and therefore may pose a serious long~term threat to the health of our cltlzensj and

WHEREAS customers with a disability under the Americans with DlsabIHtles middotAct may not be charged for accommodation of their disability and

WHEREAS both the nonmiddottransmittlng smart meter and the analog meter accurate IV measure electricity usage and whereas both must be read by a meter reader therefore making them indlstlngulshable for purposes of metering customer electrical usage and

WHEREAS smart meters have not been mandated by the federal or state government and

WHEREAS our Township is committed to providIng equal opportuntty and quality of rife for all and to removing full barriers to participation In public nfe on the basts of dlsabnity and

WHEREAS OTE has been unresponsive to these customer concerns and

WHEREAS House 81114916 would address these concerns without Impacting the utilitys ability to Install smart meters on the homes and busInesses of those who want a smart meter

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Vassar Township Board of Trustees supports the ability of OTE customers to not partidpate in the smart meter program on their homes and businesses and to have their electricity usage measured by an analog meter without suffering financial penalties or Incurring monthly charges as outlined in House 81114916 and that an analog option be offered in perpetuity to all uttllty customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar TownshIp Board ofTrustees calls upon the Chair of the House Energy Policy Committee the members oftne Energy Polhy Committee the state representative for our dlstrtct the state senator for our district the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Attorney General to do all In their power to ensure passage of House 81114916 and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar Township Soard ofTrustees calis upon the above-mentioned persons and governmental entitles If House 81114916 Is not passed in this legtslative session to do all In their power to ensure passage of legislation In the future that will ensure that utility customers have the right to have an anakJg meter on their homes or

middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

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AW offmiddotptallt IltWh CIpyenty Ene rQ~ 13J5 per ~Wh NotrCapodty E9Y 284 pot kWh

NovmM thrOUlh Mil All onPIWlt ~Wh

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AIIo1~ kWh Clpa(M ~ EJWl 9r lAJX ~r kW IIon-ltapac lly ~roy UtA C PE ~W~

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Expertnlal Ellcl n c Vehcle Ra tl

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Time of Day Rate-

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Mi(1)eilk MoIIdIlY friday am to 3 pm amp 7 pm to I pm All midpeak kWh

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Off-peak 11 pm to 7 am and all day Saturday Sunday and desiQna~ holidays

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(Critical Puk events dJrlnQ on-puk hours MondayshyFriday Ilmlto to eo lIours per year with ~vance notite

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D1 Uv~ry Cha r Oes Oistribution kWh bull bull 543OC per kWh Service cMfQe $750 per month

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November thrOU(jh MAV Capaci ty Ener9Y bull2973( perkWh Non-Capaclty Energy bull3783lt Pfr kWh

Oellvery C~arQes Service Charge (June Ihrough October) bull $195 per month DisltiolJlion kWh (YeaOlJIdl 543OC per kWh

WatN Heating Strvce Rate

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sect 9 Compensation of county officers

Sec 9 BoampTds of s upervisors shan have exclusive power to fix the oomp officers not otherwise provided by law

runory Cocst 1963 All VII 9 Elf J I I 9amp yo ConrlNd amp CMII 1908ArI VllJ fR

sect 10 Removal of county seat

Sec 10 A county seat once established shall not be removed until the place nlch it is proposed to be moved shall be designated by two-thirds of the members of the board of supervisors and a majority of the electors voting thereon shall have a pproved the proposed locatioD in the manner prescribed by law

BiotDl)l Co llle3 An VII flO E( JOJJ 1 1964 l~ Con~tllull oD See COllSL ll108Art vrn t )3

sect 11 Indebtedness limitation

Selt 11 No Cltlunty shall incur any indebtedness which shall increase its total debt beyond 10 percent of its assessed valuation

lfiwry Cmol 1963Att VII tllEft Jan i 1i64 Fo e cmtltutlon s Conn 1906 Art vrn U 2

sect 12 Navigable streams permission to bridge or dam See 12 A oavigable stream shall not be hridged or dammed without permission granted by

the board of supervisors or the county as provided by law which pennission shall be subject to such reasonable compensation and otheT conditions as may seem best sui ted to safeguard the rights and interests of the county and political subdivisions the rein

QJO Cotgtu I~ Art VII U2 Ert Jan I 100 Fou eonia o 8M eo 180SArt vrn tl~

sect 13 Consolidation of counties approval by electors Sec 13 Two or more contiguous counties may combine into a Slagle county if approved in

each affected county by a majority of the electors voting on the quest ion IIUtDrr- eo t 1961Arr Vl t 13 Ell J 1 1964

sect 14 Organization and consolidation of townships Sec 14 The board of supervisors of each organized county may organize and consolidate

townships under restrictions and limitations provided by law Hi~ Coru 1963Arr VIto I~ ErrJLIgt 1 100-1 Fo CoGMI~U 01lJ See eoru 1908 Art Vlll us

sect 15 County intervention-in public utllity service and rate proceedings

x Sec 15 Any county when authotized by its board of supervisors sha ll have the authority to enter or to intervelle in any action or certificate proceeding involving the services charges or rates or any privately owned public utili ty furnishing services or collJJlodities to rate payers within the county

W O Coogt J961 Att VT I t iS Ell J I 19amp1

sect 16 Highways bridges culverts airports road tax limitation Sec 16 The legis lature may provide for the laying ou t construction improvement and

maintenance of highways bridges culverts and airports by the state and by the counties and townships thereof acd may authorize counties to take charge aod cootrol of auy highway within thei r limits ror such purposes The legislature may provide tbe powers and duties of Counties in relation to bighways bridges culverts and airports may provide ror county road commissioners to be appointed or elected with povers and duties provided by law The ad valorem property tax imposed for road purposes by any county shall not eltceed in any year one-half or one percent of the assessed valuation for the preceding year

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

~~~ Jodi Fetting

Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

AittpAcs Policy GIOlp Airsp $iIViClWl us )epCfIrren ul T(Qrspo~ltrlto-

8GO lndeperdenoe Avenue SW WtW1Irglo DC 7059

Federal Aviation AdrninStrotion

JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

2

Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

3

Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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10 WM IKtJI d riCh ~ lgtcIltgtltfest 11 yl) woltk orovided 10 Cuslomel IfgttIudlnl ohooI l ilmltiltiOfl ill ~e ~U and objeet cod dorumtnll1ior1 tKllnic Inhwon or dlla 1plaquolflCa1onlnd del bull ltes Impr~mellU 01 mOClllQlooruo 10 r~II1Hmiddot~ and (bJ I(now-How (defined below) e~ b 1(1 In bull (I~eron 01 lhe ~bltt 0 periolfTlfnt ollh Slt~ whth ~n_n 10 1(1 ror 10 Of diVtlom or tiICgyeiI Or ~uire-d In conneCllon with I perormrltt of II obn ioos under lhl ~greemenl Ownership Of eM Oelwblf ~nd KnowHow Ihd veil 00001y In ICJ nld flO Oe~ver~~bullbull1IaII be de~med middotworks mide fo r hlf bull Withoul UtIamp Ihe lenerilily 01 th e fortlal vfSNp 01 ai sool(e nllIS ~ (Ie (Olme of ptriOfnlInamp the le1Vkei I~I reMain the elOCIuIiIIt PlIJIIIlt1V 01 10 FltK purpoltl 01 ihllt AaJr-cmerr middot~nowmiddotHO mean a knohow )jot e It(hnIQ~s (Q ~U mllhoclolocln loobbullbull~Iy i(ll ~pprOKIgtG dltibu~ Odell and dt1m dllcoveriU ad ld~ililnW1ed produCAd by dhelc~d or uelt t)y 1(11 he CfUlon IIlt plovilJcn 01 the o-t~f1b1eI or In the Iltroltnance 01 tho Sltrvkt1 i nel Iny chanee ImplovemenJ or modlfiuHon tlgtereto or deivatlv Ihe reof

P OI6IT lpoundRMS

Any licMM 10 ltgtlt ~h( to ~laquopoundl1 JO IOfWlIrt produW inc dIIlti l e r Cloud tu Dyfth-lMd ulkr till Irelfflflfl b prellldild on 1- telt

corldklons for the iPllllebje loflwr~ groduct Of dlcll or cloud trvlce lei forth btll1wwwJgtgtmQI(QroluQmtgtulk Cleull4itl~I SU(h

aptgtlblt oftw~re podu nd (jjIIIIlervlltes lermsr lncopO ~d by rcferetl(e hcreln

Q Mi~LlAHrOlJS PROVISIONS

1 AW nor l~bullbullequlred IC be amp1vfIfI1bullbullnrundfi hili ~e ifI wrllnt Inc ~11I)e (OtIl(Ieca prcper ~iwn If (II chlMrred In Jlt IOt (b) tlll vi the Unlled 51lei POI~I stvIlte pel1se orepald ftlIlIred 0 tertlfld Mill rflun fclOl requCled (cJ ifni by o~ernlJht del~rv scNiCe ( fidEgt UPS) 01 (dln bvfClIrn~~ ~ m~1I or olnelt el~wonlC mt~nd confimed by (~cslmll e relum mlll or ele~hone

2 TIUs CfNnltnt _ nor be led byCunomoe wtllIc 1(1 k wrgtlIell (0ltgtSe 1(I IN ~ III -eM 10 1amplJr lh eltlnbull bull o_ ethn~erJon firm 0 (OltpOrllon wltheut Cul1omer~ conscm 0(10111 abo lIve 1M Ith Itsor cI1stretlon 10ubconuaa ny ponlon 01 IDe Servl(e TII$ ~retmenllnues 0 he ben~fot of Ind Is appllc ble tc ~ny aS1inees or SUbltOnl etor~ ef telbullnd II blndlnt upon Customer wllh Plaquo110 nld Il-SlttD or ltubculag rs wilh Ite f~e nd tllecl3 n bInltls (uIOme loJel

411 any plcviion of 1M femen Is fgulld t W IMaloC ~ tbullbull1 or unenforceable in ~ny elOtet Ihe lIdlly lealOty ~nd enforcelbillt Ollhe rem~lIinlpltosooru cellUinil htfetll hill flO( In t V wy be Ifeuelt Of irnj)3IleltIthNeOv

S TlIII laquoeemenlI lhe enUre (onl et bltwcM 1(1 nd CU1l0mt1 and ~st~1 ~ny pltlcr or ~ 1 undcfSllndll _itt IIIltIU ~ ro~oII or Olher ommuni(llionl b tween the partIe

ampmiddot(111 dltnowIodllli ~nd ~ bull IIgt IIY jhHdl l c ord~ lucd by Cuilomc In cunllKlon h lhigt laquo~enl iSlnlend only 1D ellMliiSh lnymenllllhof1ry fOl Cr5lont r Inltrn~lluou~I purptllH nd nol be conide1( to be ~ unto llcr Imltfld n1 modlfQtion o OIher IcvlslonlO lhe lenTIl 01111 AtrHment No tem or condition I dud or rfenced In CUIO middot pUdaSll ordl will h~oe ant fOlte elfet and Ih~e ( flU and condillon shall (MUOI (utomr1 ICtcraquoi1ICe of ny SefVicellllJH ltOnltllu lt in I~pncc of these lerm ~nd rolldnions An prO(IOl fo tltkjllo~1 or d~lefe rli ferm~llgtt In CuSlomtrs J)Uf(hue orde-r Cr ny otll elt dOtumenl Inill expresl ~ccP1ed IfI wrlIlIZ by ICI hCfeby objKted 10 nd telaquotCd

711 1I1t( at n~ (hfnlel 10 (uuomero ~tlnl or 0~r3110~f Of I lPlk oOle eEulaIon II ltode u~ bull Of ulW~y t~Ilebullbull I~il mD Iltldy ffeet J(rl peremlnt~ of the S~rvi(eJ or 111 pt1tlrltl ~fel 10 IhU h the ~ht 10 an eQ~IUbl and l~proprlle djuumenl 10 Ihe cope Ie and othe-f llcned Ie 011111 Ag reemenl

Johnson ~p(gt 21)19 Johnson Conll ol1 CU~lome-f Confgtdent Controls 00 -0 eopV 1ptyslQllly eleGl ro~gtCIly OlIn any oiher mft) hou Ihe eXJlress wn llen oerrn$$IOn 01 Joinroon CQntro ~ Irtlt Pag 3e of 42

JOHNSQfJ COtHROlS PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED r 11i COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

ADorNDUM TO PSA TERMS AND CONOITIONS OR MONITORING OF INTRUSION fiRE AND OTHER WpoundTY SYSTEMS

If ~te MOnilOfin StMces bull bull pIktly III(ludtS Ittnol~ lire ~ml 1I~oritl gtlaquov1tv 11111 mooilorint or video monitor ifl lht $COpe 01 wol1lt O (11110 d es tile Aareemenl II hereby madifie1lncl mended to Indude the termlnd prollllioru ollhls Addendu 10 tile PSA 10 Monhorinc 01 InlWolI r lf Mid Sfety So$term (Ihe AI(eNjum QplIlred Irms thaI Ie nol de1if1ed titeln lhirll h~ the melni cJven 10 diem In the lIIlement In Ih _11 of conhicl between the t~rTIltId (omIllions of this Addendum arid those ~inl ln the 111_ the tems (ondttklfls oIlbis Aoddtlldllm st pi~I~

1 kmote MoMorln of AIm SI~nI$ If ICI receiYo an elMfltnCV Itrm Ilen111 Jel Floc Jel IhIoII eeworlo nolhylhe IPJfOprille po~ Or fire deplnfII or other eme1enty panR QG ~iJurlldictlonnd Jel hl tndeVOI 10 IIOtiIyCuIlOmPf or tlsdellllllled repruenlnlve by eltmoll urltss instfU(1e-ltt 10 do OlheAlt by Cllomer In whilll ndot Nltd on l~ndlfd operalln picaduttlfo Ih ROC lCi uJ)OII feeeipi 01 bull lIOnmiddot emeree llenll from lilt Iremll sh ncltlvor 10 nOI11y Citomer ~feMltlve pursUlnl to Cu llemer1 _inen Instructions k faullin to QltmoU or Ie nOlllatlon Cunome ICknowlldlt5 1-111 the sllNIs Irlrumlttld from lhe Iremes will be monltoid In mOllltorlnl ftty not 0~111td by x~ lhe peSOIIIIeIIn _h monltom fldllltf lit nollh I~u 01 10 nor dots KJ IoU I rupDnsibillry Ielt tilt _ tIkh 1Kh Inb w montloed o lhe ttlPOfll( to $udlI1

2 ltemOI Monltotlfll kNkes Irkntllfmote MonllorltlJ SeNlf$ 1M be plaquolded by KJ If lhe ACftrM1II includes dIle 101 wth St~ 11

wm SeMce Is pchtitd 1lt1I nltOI~ mIIf 01 Ilirm 10 lhe Premies and lhe InIIlllchlre Is bIosed on the porcln( iCOq( 10 by lhe Jgt3lttiel wbjea 10 the lerms llId (ondiliolls 01 tills Addendum tie numtIMohllrms produced I I thl1ueloes beyond the COnuXt~ numblaquo of alarml In month (utome wiM tie blWon oleage lea

CommunOllonl Mdbo 0110( acknowlld Iht monkOlinl 01 COIlfelt Equipment requires nnsmlSllon 01 Ilgn~1s 0-1 $urlldad lelephone Iinellndo the Int_I1Id th Ihese moOeI of IIIJllmlslion ltmoV be Inl~rupled ctrofIIYltInled orcompromilrd In whkh cn IIC llMnal ClIO be Insmitttd trom the Pemius 10 thtr nIOfgtileinl fad~ty CUllomt ndenlnd Itltlle II~ lhe noonIOIn latllHy 10 be Willi 01 $lOch tonditlon bull dditlonal or 11tf~ II prol~1on toIIO be inllilled $udI line ItcIity devicn1 (Ullomtr COIllnd epensencr 10 Irlnsmluon Itlephone Ii only Cuslom- etnowtlldl_ II is _ IhIt h _urlty deW _lillie Ind nlnl UpirWy ldenllfied In Sthtdule A bull (qulprnent l ist lin dednrcf to purdlnl well 0tvkI~ Crntomtlt IIlth xkroowIedItllhlt Ulth ddltlonil pClt11on Is not 1rbIe Jot Inltrntl lrlMtOlln1on un6tr thl AIeemtnl

4 flwjUnnccemrry nns StfIlu csls At IOs OP1lOnltllddllIDIIII IN mIy be dwpd lot any m Of unlfQlOSiry SIM Vuil uused Of n=~led bV cUOJftllf 111 ildclklon Cuitomeuhlfl be Illy re$llOflSlb~ncr II1Of1 for fines petllltItsIISISlmInts l3gtes f~ o MH I~ by ~ 10vemmelQ bOCIy lell1lho~ tommolOlctrlloll 01 ~I UlltImiulon COlllptny1l1he rnlllt Ilny Iltie larm Ind ~hin rtlmtgtiwl Kl lor any tom -cUffed by IClln conMCIicll IIgtItewth Cunomer wi opera Ihe l)II toIIeluly ~ ID 1ooId CMOllne fau llimu hIM lIrmi an be ClVled by I _tIM or olher forces ~ he cOIIlrof 01 10 II n ~ number 01 flle Ilium lit cltetved by KJ In MIdllicfl to Y othebull lIb1e (tmedlll 1 111)1e to Jel ICI m v lerminll Ihis amprttmenl Ind discontiny t ny Service(snd leek to cover dmllts If In bullbullent Is dlipolChtd by I _mtnlll l ulhorlty or Olh Iibullbull 10 pond 10 a II~ Ilirm where lh CUIIDme o Iny olher Piny IIIi InlentlonallV xddenoly or rraquolilenlIyKl~led lhe Iam I lInl~ CullonW kaD be Itlportllble lor and PIYnv and1I lell lcrjor fonu lIuled with fUPlaquol 10 lhe fls lImsnd PlY 10 JCJIht Iddltiooal clllrJcs Mid (OIl1lncufftd by It fom I fl lslIlm If lilt CIIIIO_r $11_ M$ 1IXIllHllbie dtvIu Customer IUlIgtorIlti ICI 10 ~I Ille Iemin to tv Ill the ludible device r JO I eqlleued 01 ordltltd ID do lO bltf l_r_II~ lIhbors Dr I~ fist and Cullonle will PlY JOlts standard servIc ct tllule lor Kh well visit PoIIcIIIndes tiIU rePlir of svn1 whlth CIOUS lue diugtoldla _ lobi_ IIlIlngln lhe equljllll6nl nt(esAY f 10 to wpptr the StMces nd euslOmllt wM fWf 1 COlU of JudI malntelaflct At IeUI IIOIIthly CUMO-wi IIISI the V$ltm protea deulces and send lell I 10 the ROC 10 I n monltorin laquoII1Imtn1 I 8WldIIfIct wlthlnswctlons from JO o the Roc CoI_r IIHi to lest lhe monltorlllamp IV$tttnS inc1tIltIinI ttsti anv ultruonlc mlctowwtlnfrared CampPlCliInce or other electronic ~l_nt prior lofle end of tlCh monlhnd will ImmedlJtetv rfllOlllO JCl if the equipment fafls to respend to ttll I wltom IhIoI mike Iny nlaquoIIUry rIj)IIs 1ltOO fttl clP of notice IS Ii rulonlllly prnkll CuWgtmer ~n al an tlmes be oltlv rponslbllt If)lt mainlilninamp Iny Iprln~~r vlem In cod wortInc oflier Ind provide Mfeqlllf hell to lilt PIfI

5 RemQII Monilorinamp Df VIdo MonltoiIl Srvices Oul~ Ih Term JCIl sol lcr only obfilllkln mine fom the In~~11oo of Video MMtorlnC ~Mc In Sctvkt oIfrnf 1hall be 10 monitor thl dlamplIlli 1l KlullIy IKlvtd by JO II tI flOC fom mnn Ollhe VIdeo $oo$lem afld pon receipi 01 a dlllllrillCnllndicU lhirt In fam cOndlticn )lists 10 crravcbullbull as ptlmnltd by II 10 lIol~y lhe police or olh munklplllulhoity deemed approprlale In KJs bsokn dilafllon IndIO well pellOllS Customer 1111 deslampMted In lIlne 10JO 10 rectlvoe nolineiQn cf IlICh IlIrm tondition II WI forth huein HD llarm 1nstI1ti00n ffPIl bullbull tnIInltnall(l or rd IgtOJUeI will be1OVItIed urocSer IhIi Video MDnl~ optlcnJO m~ oul DfIor nollce 10 CUIIDmtlt in _10_lcIbII ~or iltlurtnu _ultur~bullbull II(t d ls(OfIIIne 1Id Dr ltand iii ~ policies and protedurtL

bull Inc~lon nd rDndonlon oIlte VIdeo MonIln shaUbe pt~~d by KJ Wthis AI_nt Iclude$ I cha lOt IIIdro Mkorin~ Se we If ucll Voo MOIIltorln Stltva 11 purthi1e-d IIde(I MOIIlto111lI S~II will Decln when the Video SVSlern II Inlblled and opelltonalbullbullnd when Ih nlltesHry communletllorll COMIKlion Is CQmplcHed NO obIililiOIl lor the provision 01 tI1l~ VidllO Monitorln SeMa w1I laquogtIIInt1l lbest tlQllirmenllm ~

b CstQ lqvlllmut Customtr shall obIalnlllu DWfI CMtnd fgtltPtn~ () thIqulpmenl netenry 10(OrlllKllo 10110( Ind (b) wtutev~ IKtmlnlon permits o tice nHS lIwrl be 0ItUSA fom1 penonl ~111gtDtI1Ie ulltity bull bull nd lIlY ot tilted lervico plt0iId~ In co_aion wIIh Ih ~lYI(el n vIdIo 11 to be IISfd boor 1111 Customer Ii inlltlgtcltod 10 poduct Ad Imrnll video I~a (Ih VIdeo System Imj oillcPemlsti 10 IhltOC Ithe VitIeo System fCl mers no torn~ wJrratIVor fPISnotlon 11 1 Mto NSr will _ate IS ln1enclecf Conto Iulttller IJreoII 11111 notwithillndi V rule o 1IlttIct~tron by tel In dec Svst Ind Video SVSI I~ 10 ihIII ~ no tiPOMIblIity or obIiamplllorocltgt ItCnliO CusIO lhe~ SVlIm 0V other CUlla IIQVI~I

Johnson Ip(1 2019 Jonnson ConIeMs 111( ClSlomClI COnmill Controls Donor COfgtI iOhyseaUr eIetroncady OJ1M any o~ ~d) snour In )(lie u n)( ptfTllJSoOno JlhlisOft CorjoI l roe PageOol~2

PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

rm ICntI(~ CvllOflCf II _u~hi1 I~ Video SYUCfgtgt ~alecl time lilt poiltloorwd NllouteclSlltll WI II only PlocllK 01 caPlII VIdlaquoI SvlI ionIt cr (ns111M Prcmltsts CUomo ~ IdtqWIwtiotI Ifbullbullbulln~(f1tIamp tondillonJ 101 Ihl OINt~ of the CamuH CUIm~ nb1~tI ltId lCllel t t 10 ~I$d no UItIIfO 0 lHlclpil~ Itllouln c JIOlIlIofgtInamp- lfodfO 1M t1ilW UMffillr(ludill W nol limhecl lo~lttllrlC willi NS loaltiDfU INn 01 pClSOfU In-VIdeo Sysltm l~etJ Y ~pirI or UIMUff

d Cll Customtlt Rw toI rflpltllbk 10 lbe video ~Im ce oduced Of uptur by toe VIdtltgt ~ 11 (gt11_ IQ~ del indemnify Inc hold hl rmIti )(1 M( 011lt tnl1 diectotJ I nc Itmployotfl I bull Inc ~I dmq~ lou (csu and cprnses 1~IucIItIIfI$ON~ UOOneyl lKi) rSOgtamp an or 1IIIrd gtllT IIIoIMI defTIIflCh Of ulu In connKlion lh thr ue (gtptfllion

IQaotI poaklon 01 th ~~11rITI ~nd the VldN ~I Imn tllllt theft 0lIl Indu dklbull bull ot 1gt01 11mI1 10 Jny (elm Of ~ Pflt$DII ckpkteclln bull Vlcko Sytt ~bullbull 11I(1Jd1 bill IIOt 1oll d 10 Iny ~m by 11 ~1l0n 1 his 0lt lor tr h~1 Ifl~ IrwcIN 0 Inlrudd upon 0lt lib 0lt M ~kltft h~1 bfen rnIgtpp ~~led Any dulyen I ebf~ln I~C (OI1Jtf1I D ~lSle oIny ~tSOI1 Oerrltled In I Vldto SYSIIm ImI Ie Iu 1111 er he IIUMH 10 be dPIlIeltl ~d rnlmina O olllole UIa d Ille I 10 dt1t1Wgt d (ompy- lid 1IppJabil LaWl qltIlallanl Hmlltd rod olhe obllptJolllhlt 10000m 1M It~ PfO~ M d elnlalsl ltivOdeoo uptu d-kl such ti 0 VIdltto Syslem drc but not IIm~ed 10 nodrtIon It t~1 Vdeo S I il m ut A th Prtfnlws sII be til lele Fanslbllil oIl~e CUJlomc JCI eel 10 rNkf VIO SIIm 1m1nlNbl 10 Cunenl1l rgtd upOn lhel C1De(tllie ~utl leI mk~1 fig Pfembe wau1 or eprtsenlihen a 10 Ille I~ntlll eillm till II tltln Vodeo Imall or Ihe QulIl therea

C V~oSylltmSIcMIbull WhM fcnalI(Im tM ~S(Iltm II lCeMd KIC$tfWIlhe hI to 1( bull m Zb belort odfoiC 0fIlaquotI1I(y ~lIcn Ind mty CfQOlt nol to notlfv ~tfCY ~10NWl1f II ~I Ulon Ie bellr-c In ill )Olt d-trtIJon III n Imer ency fondillon (lCI~ nOI tlsl 10 ~I filii temPt Ie i~ Ito nUINe ollhltl tmesfltv by ut vI u l yenelnClllon ndlor Iht twO-ayollaquo 111_ iI pploble) of 1M Vldre Sl$IMlIn(lud~ CnOlNlt 1(I1t IIKI detirllI 11111 ergtey (onditJ olUs JO will tfIde_ 10 notify lhe popelt POlice or emet~ry (0II1IC1 on a IIlClllon alln cI In_I by(~omer 10 10 Ot lIS CltnH- WIlen ~~ICfl(y 11 lCe~](1 I bull bull UtpllO coaKI tilt 111 ~ble CII1I01r1If rtprtotllI~Ie orr lilt nCltlLutIOll c~ liS bill fill rIOI nol l l( tmtrlRfKV uLhI~ Ihls notlllcalll)lJ will bI irllh~ I of bullbull o 11 1(1 bull 1 folte ROC ~c~_ lilne c~S1~ fl1~ e~ edlle lhe Q~ IUt Iltgtr Yemerlencv or __~trCt otulJoII the cuHomtr HI nftdO mte IhIs tQIIMlln _kin csl~ IUlhobl$ n IKISIO ~ IU Iettl Ie UJt Itl dlKrltllorgt C_IIII I ~I Ot damp1IlIon 01 11 Pt 0 ptlt$ons en o OUftd 1111 cltfTIht$ who UI nalllUIIorInltI 0 ClrtOmet 10 Will HOT MUST Ott DpoundTAlN MfI tllUON

f tcordlnp CltnIOIOtf COMtllU 10 lbe Ilpe laquo0lt1111amp of ~I Ietph(lnlc tomnICIII bt_ Ihl Pttml~ nd KI lCI wll h no ~ InyIlLilJnIrom laquoordlne fo r bullbull nu 10 ~cd) CIt PlbltCJ11on 01 ampf1WO-Wty WIIrI eamtnamplnlaOOrU oVgttr KOId1 0lt lhelrIi1(1 hili III tidily In c~ wllh VIdeo Svll grllt Vldre SysIHTIIaa IndudI blrt rtClHnllted I e I frltN omltlIlon tOeJamptn(t o 0 1( by JCI CIt olltl oNi( p~ ~I__ lIenu COfltnclon Of tny Olha tIIIrd pan COMtel ie n wIIh e ~tllgt1 fOt 1~ 1ltt 01 ffIOI) ~nsmLilIIon eodilll InltrpOflamp UllOfIl4I 10 VidtO Imltbull

I IIl1k 01 1011 II lIMorntls 10 dgn nol prenl o wIfnl that IIIlt StltvIet1 p_nl nylou by buIII( IIoIdup fire 01 gherwbl CIt 1-1 Ih ~__ In til ua ptOyenide the ptelWIon for WO II is Lnslllld 0lt InIrIOdtcl Of lhaillM ~ will be ninttlpted 0 eUQImiddotf (ltnlome

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TOWNSHIP OF WORTH Sanilac County MicbigaD 6903 S Lakeshore Rd Lexington Michigan 48450

Telephone (810) 359-8852 Fax (810) 359-7027 F-mail CleTkworthmlorg

PhUlp EssenmacheT sup~JenDifer Staoyer Clerk Jenuifer Woodruff Treasurer Jack Wylie Trustee Walter Badgerow Trustee

RESOlUTION 16-7-20-1

RESOLUTION TO ALLOW WORTH TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF DETROIT EDISON TO OPT ltlUT OF THE SMART METER PROGRAM

Whereas Detrott Edison Company has begun the process of Installing within the boundaries of Worth Township digItal advanced meter infrastructure to be referred 10 in this resolution as smart meters I and

Whereas many township residents have expressed concerns about the Installation of sm art meters on their

homes to Worth Township officials and to the Worth Township Board and

Whereas these residents and Township Board members have expressed concern about the alleged Intrusion

into their respective energy usage attributed to smart meters and

Whereas many residential customers of Detroit Edison Company are concerned that emissions from smart meters may be attributed to serious health problems including but not limited to physiological neurological pulmonary vascular and sensory and

Whereas Michigan House 8i114916 was written to address the above mentioned concerns regarding smart meters and has been forwarded to the Committee on Energy Policy

Now therefore be it resolved that the Township of Worth SanIlac County supports the ability of OTE Energy customers to retain their current analog meters and to opt out of the smart meter program fortheir homes without being subject to financial penalties and additional monthly charges

Now therefore be It further resolved that the Worth Township Board of Trustees strongly encourages State Representative Chairman Aric Nesbitt of the Committee on Energy Policy the Michigan Public Service Commission Attorney General Bill Schuette State Senator Phil Pavlov and State Representative Paul Muxlow to take all regulatory procedures needed to investigate alJthe aforementioned InformatJon and concerns for the health safety and welfare of our cItizens and Inhabitants

Board Adoption

This Resolution shall become effective on the date of Its adoption by the Worth Township Board

RESOLVED this O dayof j~ 010lw

ATIEST AS TO ADOPTION BY THE WORTH TOWNSHIP BOARD

$0 Resolved

Date 07- 2 D- b

Supervisor Philip G Essenmacher

~ Oerk Jennifer Stanyer

Motion to Adopt made by Board Member ~Yl)) Second by Board Member lAhxJtttff

Nay AbsentAye

Philip Essenmacher Supervisor

Jennifer Stanyer Clerk

Jennifer Woodruff Treasurer

Jack Wylie Trustee

Walter Badgerow Trustee

I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and complete copy of a resolution adopted by the Township Board

of Worth County of Sanilac Michigan at a Budget Meeting held onj~ 00 f OIQlli and that said meeting was given pursuant to ad In full compliance with the Open Meetl Act being PA 267 of 1976 and that the minutes of said meeting were kept and have been made available as required by said Act

Jennifer $tanyer - Clerk

Village of Reese Resolution No 13-14-01

A RESOLUTION ADDRESSING SMART METERS IN THE VILLAGE OF REESE

WHEREAS the teon Smart Meter often refers to an eleCOidty meter but it also may mean a device measuring natural gas or water consumption and

WHEREAS many communities across the country have joined forces to prohibit smart meters from being Installed locally mostly upon the notice ofhigher energy bills (Cost) illness (Health)forced installation ofmeter(lnvasion into Home) Privacyissues(4th Amendment right to Reasonable Expectation of Privacy) Safety and Liability and

WHEREAS on March 4 2013 the Planning Commission for the Village of Reese passed Resolution No 2013~02 that recommended that the Village Council consider takingjormal action to notify and ban allfuture use aSmart Meters within the VillQJe ofReese and

WHEREAS the Village Council believes that additional information relating to the use of smart meters 1n the Village of Reese needs to be compiled prior to making a definitive deCision with respect to banning the use ofthe devices NOW

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that at a regularly scheduled meeting of the Reese Village Counal being held on May 13 2013 ) a quorum being present a motion was made by KEAST and second by FIELBRANDT to place a moratorium on the use of ~smartmeterswithin the village limits for a period of six (6) months so that the Planning Commission can continue studying the matter AND

BE iT FURTHER RESOLVED tbatthe copies of this resolution be mailed to aD utility companies who provide electric gas and water services to the VIllage of Reese

Vote

Ayes 7 Nays 0 Abstain 0 Absent 0

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City Clerk l1wUlCi M Smilh

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CITY OF BROWN CITY A Progressive Industrial and Agricultural Community

4205 Main Street Post Office Box 99 Brown Cily Michigan 48416()099 Phone (810) 346middot2325 Fax (810)3463802 el11lil brownctygrealtllIkesne

CITY OF BROWN CITY Resolution Number 16-04

A RESOLUTION TO THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION EXPRESSING THE BROWN CITY COUNCILS CONCERN WITH THE

INSTALLATION OF DTE ENERGY SMART METERS AND A REQUEST TO EXPLORE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY EFFECTS

WHEREAS OTE Energy has begunlhe installation ofnew mele to CU$lomers in Michigan ThumtNlleA oommunities~ replacing existing meters with srcaUed Smart meters that is electric meters which viH broadcast information to the utility company using radio frequencies and

WHEREAS DTE Energy has indicaled thaI il will at some point begin installotion of Smart mete in the City of Brown City and

WHEREAS Smart mel provide benefit 10 utilities by allowing remole meter reading by among other things eiiminating the need for someone to go onto each utility customers property to read a meter and possibly offering residents lower electric rates at non~peak times and

WHEREAS a significant number ofpeople including residents or the Cil) of Brown City have expressed heir roucems 10 this Council hom potential health effects ofthe Smart melers as well tIS other concerns regarding lheir universal deployment in the City and

WHEREAS although the City COlmcil is inforoted that it is without jurisdiction to directly regulate Smart meters exclusive jurisdiction over them residing with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) the City Council believes it is appropriate to assist its citizens in obtaining consideration of their issues by requesting careful review thereof by tbe MPSC

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROWN CITY that

I The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perform a careful analysis fbe potential health and safety effilltts which may result from the univernal installation of Smart meters for electric and gas utilities

2 The MPSC is further requested to consider delaying the deployment of Smart mete pending a conclusion by the MPSC following coreful study lJd review that such met are safe and will have neither short-term nOr tong~term negative consequences to the health of the citizens of the City of Brown city and the State of Michigan generally

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3 The MPSC is asked to carefully examine other concerns regarding tbe deployment of Smart meters as may be sllbmilled 10 them by Tcside nls of the City of Brown Cily and lhe Stale of Michigan so as to insu re that all aspects or the issues are considered before final dctennination is mnde with respect 10 such deplo)111enl

4 The MPSC is funher asked to consider requi ring public lllilit ies to allow customers with appropriate medica l docwnellHll ion of their ind ividualized risks to opt out of SmOtrl me ter installation at their homes

5 The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perfoml a ca reful analysis ofrhe potential privacy issues regard ing available and fut ure SOlan meter technology

6 All resol Ulions inconsistent with [he foregoing resolut ion be and the same h~reby an repealed to the c-tent of such inconsi stency

The fo regoing Resolul ion was ofJered on May 9 20J 6 by Councilmember William Nailers and seconded by Counci l member Dan Loulzenhiser There folloed a Ro ll Call VOle with four (4) Councilmembers present eM Jacobson -alSlnl eM Louzenhiser-yes eM Mclvorycs eM Milkr-yes eM Parks-absent eM Wal(~rsmiddotyes

Abs(ltlining ~

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A QUORUM BFING PRESENT - MOTION DECLARED CARRIED

I Juonii a M Smilh (ily Clerk o(the City or Brown Cit) hereby cen iry thallhe foregoing is tru and complelc copy orn resolutiOlllldoplcd by rhe Cily Counc il o r th~ government ofrhc City of Brown City County orSonilac Sl3te of Michigan al a regular mecting hcld on May 9 2016 and thai said m~etin ~ was conducted M d public notice of sa id mecling WaS given pursuam to and in fuJI compliance with Ih Oren Meelings Act bein Ac t 267 Public ActS o( Michigan 1976 and thaI the mimlles of ~a id meeting Wlfe kepi nnd ill be U f have been made available as requ ired by said Act

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RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THEAlIIUrv OF Clrv IEStDENTS AND PROnIffY OWNERS TO EUlCITO OPTmiddotOUT OF RECEMNG

ADVANCED UTilITY MmRS (SMART METElISl

The followIng preamble and resolution were offered by Coundlmember ~1 i t hoe J ~rL_~ and SlIpp-orted bV Councflmemher ~~__k Ll pa n __~

WHEREAS OTE Energy SVIARl meters (SMART rn~ters) are 0lltidern electrIc metirs which end elect(ic meter readings dutomatlcaty bv using a radio frequency nehvorK rather than 11 uarlitronal on-site ~te( reading method lind

WHEREAS DTt fnargys actively Installing SMART meters throughout southeastern Mlchigan And has recently moaJfed 11

latter to the City of caro pemin1na to the ability of City residents to opt-our of f(Celving a SMART meter and

WHEREAS a numberQf CIty residents have exprltssed tomems regarding negative health conditIons that may reson from the use of SMART meters the a(CUuKY ofSMART meters and the possibmty that th~ uS of SMART meters may contribute to Ute loss of personal Jlrivacy aod

WHEREAS the Mict~an Public SeNke ComPlisston has receotlydedded to lnvesligate seve-fal Il$pea$ pertalnloji to the use and installation of SMART metm and

WHOtpoundA5 the Mlthigan Public Service Commission tlSi a tompomml cf this lmt~stigation is requesting thai utmW comPanles disclose Information rega-rdltli tM po-tential adverse hearth effects associated with (he use of SMART metetS and

WHEREAS th~ City of CarD Council i$ charged with securing and defendioe the overall health safety_ aod welfare of the ldenU of the aiy and their guests

NOW THEREFORE BE rr RESOlVED that the City of (arc Council her) supports the abillty of Its residents and property owoe~ to elect to o-pt-out of receiving SMART meters m$taIJed

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Cam Coune supports the invGSlgat1ltm by the Mkhigan Public Servlce Commission of SMART meters

THIS RESOLUTiON DECLARED ADOPTED nus 5 DAV OF August 20131 ClerkITreasufac of 1M City of Cam State of Michigan do hereby certify tNt thE foraolng Resolution was duly adopted by the City of cam Council during its regular meeting Mid in the Municipal BunOlng in the Clty of Carcent on August 2013

Resolution It 16-201~ June 6 2016

RESOumON A RESQUJTiON SUPPORTING MfCHIGAN HOUSE BtLl4916 OR SIMIlAR IEGtsJATlON AND SUPPORTING THE AmUTY OF TOWNHSIP R6U)poundNTS TO CHOOSE TO HAVE AN ANALOG EtECTfUC AND GAS MEml RATHER THAN ASMART (ADVANCEtll MErE

WHEREAS smart meters are computerized electr1c meters that send electric meter readings to the utility via radiofrnquency radiation multiple times per day and

WHEREAS analog meters are manualJy read electromechanical meters that have accurately

measured the electrtc consumption of homes and busfnessesfor over acentury and

WHEREAS DTE Energy (the utility) is repiaclng exJs1ing utility meters with smart (oka advanced or AM) meters and

WHEREAS DTE EnelY plans to replace all meters with either the fully functioning smart meier orthe smart meter with the radlofrequency turned off (opt-out meter) and

WHEREAS the opt~()ut meter must be manoa read In the same way analog and nooshytransmitting digital meters must be read and

WHEREAS the IItl1ity in fts testimony berore the Pub1c $ervlce CQmmission in U-17053 has stated that the nonMtransmltting smart meter performs no functions not already performed by the analog electric meter and

WHEREAS the utility charges the residentJa customer $6720 to have the norHransmitting opt-out smart meter In place of the fully functionIng smart meter and

WHEREAS the cost of lealllng In piace an existing analog meter is $000 thus creating an unnecessary charge on the customer who does not wish to have a smart meter on their home Or business and

WHEREAS some persons on fixed lncomesare unable to afford the opt-out fees and

WHEREAS the utlJlty does not permit businesses to opt out and

WHEREAS1 citIzens of this oommunity have expressed many concerns about this replacement Including concerns about the health effects of mdlofrequency radIation and the voltage transients and harrnonfcs (line noise) generated by smart meters concerns about privacy and hacking concerns about fire safety and fire hazards concerns about Impending time-ofltse rates and resultant increases In electric bills and conterns aoout remote shut-off and

WHEREAS many residents in the State of Michigan have reported negative health symptoms after the installation of smart electric meters or rnm-transmittlng opt-out meters on their homes and

WHEREAS some residents of the State of Michigan have reported that their smart meter has cau~ht fire or exploded or have reported flickering lights and appliance short-outs Immediately after a smart meter was installed and

WHEREAS the Township of Vassar has worked tirelessly to attract positive Investment while rejecting those that put our health environment and quality of life at risk and

WHEREAS the Vassar Township Board of Trustees ts charged with securing and defending the overatl health safety and welfare of the residents of the Township and their guests and

WHEREAS the electromagnetic frequencies emitted and generated bV these meters have been snown by tens of thousands of scientific studies since the 19305 to harm biological systems and therefore may pose a serious long~term threat to the health of our cltlzensj and

WHEREAS customers with a disability under the Americans with DlsabIHtles middotAct may not be charged for accommodation of their disability and

WHEREAS both the nonmiddottransmittlng smart meter and the analog meter accurate IV measure electricity usage and whereas both must be read by a meter reader therefore making them indlstlngulshable for purposes of metering customer electrical usage and

WHEREAS smart meters have not been mandated by the federal or state government and

WHEREAS our Township is committed to providIng equal opportuntty and quality of rife for all and to removing full barriers to participation In public nfe on the basts of dlsabnity and

WHEREAS OTE has been unresponsive to these customer concerns and

WHEREAS House 81114916 would address these concerns without Impacting the utilitys ability to Install smart meters on the homes and busInesses of those who want a smart meter

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Vassar Township Board of Trustees supports the ability of OTE customers to not partidpate in the smart meter program on their homes and businesses and to have their electricity usage measured by an analog meter without suffering financial penalties or Incurring monthly charges as outlined in House 81114916 and that an analog option be offered in perpetuity to all uttllty customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar TownshIp Board ofTrustees calls upon the Chair of the House Energy Policy Committee the members oftne Energy Polhy Committee the state representative for our dlstrtct the state senator for our district the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Attorney General to do all In their power to ensure passage of House 81114916 and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar Township Soard ofTrustees calis upon the above-mentioned persons and governmental entitles If House 81114916 Is not passed in this legtslative session to do all In their power to ensure passage of legislation In the future that will ensure that utility customers have the right to have an anakJg meter on their homes or

middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

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Hclyentmbtr INIy capdtyE~ bullbull 2-97)( per kwto NooltlIJClty EMfoY ~7BJ( PI( kWh

OIlYery CaQe o ~MoeChilr~ (JuneIIlrQUQhOctOberI bull Sl95 per mon1h ontritlrJtlon kWh 1Yf0IIIIl) SltII3OC ptr kWh

ThIs iMe ls~ for cusOtlllaquoS who UW laquoshyIrk wafff IIHI~ for unitVYO flJr(1OStlo Coniroled 5laquoYIce tlnlt~)

Power Supply ChQtt mm C~ PM1tY [JWlIIV 1915 per kWh Non-~PKity rneW 25lt116( PH kWf

o~rv Cltqn 5efvice ChMe bullbullbull S1Igt per mont Oist ribullon kWh 5430 per kWh

Gorolhcrmel Tlmr of DaV Ratr

~l(USM~r~ nun 10 1pm Po Supply Ch O~

Jun 11II 0ltJqh (klobelt AU onpek kWh

C8C)yeniI- (net9Y 9nsc 1 kWh Nooltpady (Mrqy 2814lt per kwtl

AW offmiddotptallt IltWh CIpyenty Ene rQ~ 13J5 per ~Wh NotrCapodty E9Y 284 pot kWh

NovmM thrOUlh Mil All onPIWlt ~Wh

CeplKlly ( neroy U ODlt perW1 N~ity [MrQy 28l4lt pw kWh

AIIo1~ kWh Clpa(M ~ EJWl 9r lAJX ~r kW IIon-ltapac lly ~roy UtA C PE ~W~

tullv~ry C~qu seritl Charge 6]0( 1 day Distribution kWh (YeaHOllM) 4703C per kWh

Expertnlal Ellcl n c Vehcle Ra tl

Opt ion 1 Tlmt of Ot~ kino On~ fKIltfi McIl(I6y-FrkUly il4m 10 1Ipm Po Sypply CIlaQu

OfgtpaiI kWh calhy poundnto OVbull 6 779C IltI~Wh

NonQpadty EnerQY 9012C perkWh I oIIpuk kWh ~yEnlaquoQY 1695lt pelttWIgt Hon~ poundJWIIJ( 22silt pelt ~Wh

Oell~ery C~~ Servll a r~f $95 IXr morgtIh 1)sI IbuIkWh bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbullbull gtA)OC 1 kWh

09tlon1 Monthly F r~ ( UIgtf ~v~ l1Ut~ly) loonIlIIy I~ of $4511 ~r yellko IrKIYClINJ sur(narO ~Igtdcedillo

OTHER RATE OPTIONS

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Ht t MetfrlnQ - A dlt option IMI promolft ~M (RgtUrn~ HIW~ eledtijtrusi19 f~r~tS IUmlY reaMgt MtVOYcndiU ~ 1M power bull

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WHOLE HOUSE RATE OPTIONS TIese service rates are provided throuqh one meter to a singJt or double OCCVPMlCY dwelin9

Residential ElectriC Service Rate Powe Suppfy CharOe First 17 kWh per dAY Capacity Energy bull 1065C JlE kWh NOItltapacily EntltVbullbullbull 4 767( PErkWh

Additional kWh capacity Energy 4590C per kWh Non-Capacity Enerqy bullbullbull 4751( per kWh

Delivery CNiroes 5efvice (halVe $750 per rnonl h RIA Credit middot $750 per monlh Di5tribvtlon kWhbullbull 543OC per kWh

Time of Day Rate-

On-peak h(Wrs MonCJay-rriday n Um 10 7 pm Power Supply CnarQes June through Octo~r

All on-peak kWh I Capactty Enerqy t2048C per-kllh N~lty EnenlY bull 4757lt per kWh

All otf-peak kWh capacity Energy bull bull 090OC Pfi kWh NonlaquoJpaci ty EnefQY bullbullbull 4757lt per kWh N~ IhrOU911 May

All on peak kWtl Capacity Energy bull 944OC per kWh Non-caPbCity Energy bullbullbullbull bull 4 757lt per kWh

AU oH-peak kWh Capacil y (nergybullbull bull o679C per kWh Non-capaclly Energy 4757( per kWh

fXgtltvery CllalQu Service Charge bull $750 per month Olstribvtlon kWh (YeaNovnd) 543O( per kWh

DynamiC Peak PnclnQ Rate This rate features th~ price tiers as well as Critical Peak prices for days when Critical Peak events are caIed It requires YO1f home to have the aovanced electric meIer Poer Supply Cllarg ~s Onpeak Monday Friday 3 pm to 7 pm

All on peak kWh Capacity EnerQt bullbull 9759C per kWh NOfIltQapacltt Energy 4049C per kWh

Mi(1)eilk MoIIdIlY friday am to 3 pm amp 7 pm to I pm All midpeak kWh

Capacity poundnerQy bullbullbull bullbullbull bullbull Aoose per kWh Non-tapaclty Enerqy bullbull bull 4Q49 per kWh

Off-peak 11 pm to 7 am and all day Saturday Sunday and desiQna~ holidays

All o ff-peak kWh capacity Enerqybullbullbull 0554( per kWh Nonltapacity (nergy 4 049( per kWh

(Critical Puk events dJrlnQ on-puk hours MondayshyFriday Ilmlto to eo lIours per year with ~vance notite

All criti calpeak kWh 5091 per kWh Nonltpatity Enerqy 4049C oer kWh

D1 Uv~ry Cha r Oes Oistribution kWh bull bull 543OC per kWh Service cMfQe $750 per month

Space HeatlOq Rate AfJPied oNy 10 ~miJOeflfr instilUed electric s~ce heltllin9 S(lrwct 11100011 0fIe meier IOn) II~f to KIU$MOIrIJ IlaquoWd on this tltf ~I(r 10 ~ 17 lOIS

PO tl Supply 0 J~ trrouOh October

(irst T7 kWh per day capacity [ MrQy bullbullbullbull bull bullbull bullbullbullbullbull bull bull 1217lt per kWh NOOCapacily Energybullbullbullbull bullbull d61b( per kWh

Additional kWn Capacity Energy bullbull 4741C per kWh NonmiddotCapaclly[nerqybullbull bullbullbull bull 4 616( per kWh

November through May (IrS 20 ~Wh per dat

Capacity ElKrQY bullbullbull 1844( per kWh NonCapaclty Ener9Y bull 4616C per kWh

Addi l lonal kWh Capacity [ ne((lY 0553lt per kWh Non-Capaci ty Ener9y 4616lt per kWh

Oeltvery C~afl)e ~

Service CllltlIqe 5750 per month Dislrlbullon kWh cYeM-roundl bull 5430lt per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

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you vp to 18 (Jercf(ll on the coolf19 POfUOII oJ yotn energy bill wtlEn you e()(oII we istaN aseparate melpI lha1 clO briHIy IIIIerrvpt your air cMdilicnif9 to mee system or oeneratlon Issues POwer Supply ChArQe$

June throuQh October ~Enervv middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddot_middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotO499( perllWti f Non-Capacity Energy bull bull bull 3783lt per kWh

November thrOU(jh MAV Capaci ty Ener9Y bull2973( perkWh Non-Capaclty Energy bull3783lt Pfr kWh

Oellvery C~arQes Service Charge (June Ihrough October) bull $195 per month DisltiolJlion kWh (YeaOlJIdl 543OC per kWh

WatN Heating Strvce Rate

This rate Is a~alllJble for customers Who use an elecshy(ric wdler hedler tor sanitary pJrpos eJ Controlled service (Interrupt ible)

PO Wff Supply Charoes AU kWh Capacily Enerqy 1915lt per kWh NonltapaClty Energy bullbullbull bullbullbull2546( per kWh

Oelover y CharQes Service Charge bullbullbullbullbullbullbull5195 per month DiStribution kWh bullbullbullbullbullbull bullSA30C per kWh

DLWd-I On1J(aJL hOCJrs POIIef Supply

June throug AIfOfl~ak

Capacity NonCapi

Alt ntfflfak Capacily Non-Cap

November 11 All onpe~k C~pacity l NonCoplt

All olfpeak CapacIty I NoncaP

Dtl lvelY CharI Service Ct Distribut io

Option 1 Time On-pfak hour5 POW~( Supply

All on-peak kl CapacityE Non-(apa(

All oIlpeak k Capacil y [ I Non-Capa(

Delivery ( h~rQ Service Chan Distribution I

Oplion 2 MonU Monthly fee I and credits

OTHER RATE

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proqram wifh I ferrIOfI (Of c( orealer porl iol ren~wdbe re5(

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bull 1ie11c1er1t InaHr1t Crecln (RIAgt Custoowr rneeC 1IQ eIiQibHIIy requ~$ U KehOe bull $150 ~ IIOI)III (rfillllN 0IIId10 110(1 Oul laquoyou OIMIIly (all U~ lt14 8000471741 Rwc~ Of cwIOIrIe1S wno us ill maIOlt porI ion oI11gttlr IKll ley INtng oI1pe~ ron

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ~ VII sect28 33

sect 9 Compensation of county officers

Sec 9 BoampTds of s upervisors shan have exclusive power to fix the oomp officers not otherwise provided by law

runory Cocst 1963 All VII 9 Elf J I I 9amp yo ConrlNd amp CMII 1908ArI VllJ fR

sect 10 Removal of county seat

Sec 10 A county seat once established shall not be removed until the place nlch it is proposed to be moved shall be designated by two-thirds of the members of the board of supervisors and a majority of the electors voting thereon shall have a pproved the proposed locatioD in the manner prescribed by law

BiotDl)l Co llle3 An VII flO E( JOJJ 1 1964 l~ Con~tllull oD See COllSL ll108Art vrn t )3

sect 11 Indebtedness limitation

Selt 11 No Cltlunty shall incur any indebtedness which shall increase its total debt beyond 10 percent of its assessed valuation

lfiwry Cmol 1963Att VII tllEft Jan i 1i64 Fo e cmtltutlon s Conn 1906 Art vrn U 2

sect 12 Navigable streams permission to bridge or dam See 12 A oavigable stream shall not be hridged or dammed without permission granted by

the board of supervisors or the county as provided by law which pennission shall be subject to such reasonable compensation and otheT conditions as may seem best sui ted to safeguard the rights and interests of the county and political subdivisions the rein

QJO Cotgtu I~ Art VII U2 Ert Jan I 100 Fou eonia o 8M eo 180SArt vrn tl~

sect 13 Consolidation of counties approval by electors Sec 13 Two or more contiguous counties may combine into a Slagle county if approved in

each affected county by a majority of the electors voting on the quest ion IIUtDrr- eo t 1961Arr Vl t 13 Ell J 1 1964

sect 14 Organization and consolidation of townships Sec 14 The board of supervisors of each organized county may organize and consolidate

townships under restrictions and limitations provided by law Hi~ Coru 1963Arr VIto I~ ErrJLIgt 1 100-1 Fo CoGMI~U 01lJ See eoru 1908 Art Vlll us

sect 15 County intervention-in public utllity service and rate proceedings

x Sec 15 Any county when authotized by its board of supervisors sha ll have the authority to enter or to intervelle in any action or certificate proceeding involving the services charges or rates or any privately owned public utili ty furnishing services or collJJlodities to rate payers within the county

W O Coogt J961 Att VT I t iS Ell J I 19amp1

sect 16 Highways bridges culverts airports road tax limitation Sec 16 The legis lature may provide for the laying ou t construction improvement and

maintenance of highways bridges culverts and airports by the state and by the counties and townships thereof acd may authorize counties to take charge aod cootrol of auy highway within thei r limits ror such purposes The legislature may provide tbe powers and duties of Counties in relation to bighways bridges culverts and airports may provide ror county road commissioners to be appointed or elected with povers and duties provided by law The ad valorem property tax imposed for road purposes by any county shall not eltceed in any year one-half or one percent of the assessed valuation for the preceding year

ru ry Con t ampEl3 An VlI 4(6 Elf Jan I 196 Io ~Iuoo Su C I OO~ Art VIH ~2G

Jo~j Ftfrill9 440 N Srarr Smw Flfs-o a ellIJlIII O CO lo All 4R723

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

~~~ Jodi Fetting

Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

AittpAcs Policy GIOlp Airsp $iIViClWl us )epCfIrren ul T(Qrspo~ltrlto-

8GO lndeperdenoe Avenue SW WtW1Irglo DC 7059

Federal Aviation AdrninStrotion

JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

2

Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

3

Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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JOHNSQfJ COtHROlS PLANNED SERVICE PROPOSAL PREPARED r 11i COUNTY OF TUSCOLA

ADorNDUM TO PSA TERMS AND CONOITIONS OR MONITORING OF INTRUSION fiRE AND OTHER WpoundTY SYSTEMS

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TOWNSHIP OF WORTH Sanilac County MicbigaD 6903 S Lakeshore Rd Lexington Michigan 48450

Telephone (810) 359-8852 Fax (810) 359-7027 F-mail CleTkworthmlorg

PhUlp EssenmacheT sup~JenDifer Staoyer Clerk Jenuifer Woodruff Treasurer Jack Wylie Trustee Walter Badgerow Trustee

RESOlUTION 16-7-20-1

RESOLUTION TO ALLOW WORTH TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF DETROIT EDISON TO OPT ltlUT OF THE SMART METER PROGRAM

Whereas Detrott Edison Company has begun the process of Installing within the boundaries of Worth Township digItal advanced meter infrastructure to be referred 10 in this resolution as smart meters I and

Whereas many township residents have expressed concerns about the Installation of sm art meters on their

homes to Worth Township officials and to the Worth Township Board and

Whereas these residents and Township Board members have expressed concern about the alleged Intrusion

into their respective energy usage attributed to smart meters and

Whereas many residential customers of Detroit Edison Company are concerned that emissions from smart meters may be attributed to serious health problems including but not limited to physiological neurological pulmonary vascular and sensory and

Whereas Michigan House 8i114916 was written to address the above mentioned concerns regarding smart meters and has been forwarded to the Committee on Energy Policy

Now therefore be it resolved that the Township of Worth SanIlac County supports the ability of OTE Energy customers to retain their current analog meters and to opt out of the smart meter program fortheir homes without being subject to financial penalties and additional monthly charges

Now therefore be It further resolved that the Worth Township Board of Trustees strongly encourages State Representative Chairman Aric Nesbitt of the Committee on Energy Policy the Michigan Public Service Commission Attorney General Bill Schuette State Senator Phil Pavlov and State Representative Paul Muxlow to take all regulatory procedures needed to investigate alJthe aforementioned InformatJon and concerns for the health safety and welfare of our cItizens and Inhabitants

Board Adoption

This Resolution shall become effective on the date of Its adoption by the Worth Township Board

RESOLVED this O dayof j~ 010lw

ATIEST AS TO ADOPTION BY THE WORTH TOWNSHIP BOARD

$0 Resolved

Date 07- 2 D- b

Supervisor Philip G Essenmacher

~ Oerk Jennifer Stanyer

Motion to Adopt made by Board Member ~Yl)) Second by Board Member lAhxJtttff

Nay AbsentAye

Philip Essenmacher Supervisor

Jennifer Stanyer Clerk

Jennifer Woodruff Treasurer

Jack Wylie Trustee

Walter Badgerow Trustee

I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and complete copy of a resolution adopted by the Township Board

of Worth County of Sanilac Michigan at a Budget Meeting held onj~ 00 f OIQlli and that said meeting was given pursuant to ad In full compliance with the Open Meetl Act being PA 267 of 1976 and that the minutes of said meeting were kept and have been made available as required by said Act

Jennifer $tanyer - Clerk

Village of Reese Resolution No 13-14-01

A RESOLUTION ADDRESSING SMART METERS IN THE VILLAGE OF REESE

WHEREAS the teon Smart Meter often refers to an eleCOidty meter but it also may mean a device measuring natural gas or water consumption and

WHEREAS many communities across the country have joined forces to prohibit smart meters from being Installed locally mostly upon the notice ofhigher energy bills (Cost) illness (Health)forced installation ofmeter(lnvasion into Home) Privacyissues(4th Amendment right to Reasonable Expectation of Privacy) Safety and Liability and

WHEREAS on March 4 2013 the Planning Commission for the Village of Reese passed Resolution No 2013~02 that recommended that the Village Council consider takingjormal action to notify and ban allfuture use aSmart Meters within the VillQJe ofReese and

WHEREAS the Village Council believes that additional information relating to the use of smart meters 1n the Village of Reese needs to be compiled prior to making a definitive deCision with respect to banning the use ofthe devices NOW

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that at a regularly scheduled meeting of the Reese Village Counal being held on May 13 2013 ) a quorum being present a motion was made by KEAST and second by FIELBRANDT to place a moratorium on the use of ~smartmeterswithin the village limits for a period of six (6) months so that the Planning Commission can continue studying the matter AND

BE iT FURTHER RESOLVED tbatthe copies of this resolution be mailed to aD utility companies who provide electric gas and water services to the VIllage of Reese

Vote

Ayes 7 Nays 0 Abstain 0 Absent 0

ft(Z~iJlage Clerk

(MmeUmmbers Pnrlcialaobscii OM ~1llUser Rcentsl Mtlvm )ul1eMilier Attclll Plfks Wlniam WaiterS

City Clerk l1wUlCi M Smilh

Admmismllwc A$~ Oid Voo Cum

CITY OF BROWN CITY A Progressive Industrial and Agricultural Community

4205 Main Street Post Office Box 99 Brown Cily Michigan 48416()099 Phone (810) 346middot2325 Fax (810)3463802 el11lil brownctygrealtllIkesne

CITY OF BROWN CITY Resolution Number 16-04

A RESOLUTION TO THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION EXPRESSING THE BROWN CITY COUNCILS CONCERN WITH THE

INSTALLATION OF DTE ENERGY SMART METERS AND A REQUEST TO EXPLORE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY EFFECTS

WHEREAS OTE Energy has begunlhe installation ofnew mele to CU$lomers in Michigan ThumtNlleA oommunities~ replacing existing meters with srcaUed Smart meters that is electric meters which viH broadcast information to the utility company using radio frequencies and

WHEREAS DTE Energy has indicaled thaI il will at some point begin installotion of Smart mete in the City of Brown City and

WHEREAS Smart mel provide benefit 10 utilities by allowing remole meter reading by among other things eiiminating the need for someone to go onto each utility customers property to read a meter and possibly offering residents lower electric rates at non~peak times and

WHEREAS a significant number ofpeople including residents or the Cil) of Brown City have expressed heir roucems 10 this Council hom potential health effects ofthe Smart melers as well tIS other concerns regarding lheir universal deployment in the City and

WHEREAS although the City COlmcil is inforoted that it is without jurisdiction to directly regulate Smart meters exclusive jurisdiction over them residing with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) the City Council believes it is appropriate to assist its citizens in obtaining consideration of their issues by requesting careful review thereof by tbe MPSC

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROWN CITY that

I The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perform a careful analysis fbe potential health and safety effilltts which may result from the univernal installation of Smart meters for electric and gas utilities

2 The MPSC is further requested to consider delaying the deployment of Smart mete pending a conclusion by the MPSC following coreful study lJd review that such met are safe and will have neither short-term nOr tong~term negative consequences to the health of the citizens of the City of Brown city and the State of Michigan generally

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3 The MPSC is asked to carefully examine other concerns regarding tbe deployment of Smart meters as may be sllbmilled 10 them by Tcside nls of the City of Brown Cily and lhe Stale of Michigan so as to insu re that all aspects or the issues are considered before final dctennination is mnde with respect 10 such deplo)111enl

4 The MPSC is funher asked to consider requi ring public lllilit ies to allow customers with appropriate medica l docwnellHll ion of their ind ividualized risks to opt out of SmOtrl me ter installation at their homes

5 The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perfoml a ca reful analysis ofrhe potential privacy issues regard ing available and fut ure SOlan meter technology

6 All resol Ulions inconsistent with [he foregoing resolut ion be and the same h~reby an repealed to the c-tent of such inconsi stency

The fo regoing Resolul ion was ofJered on May 9 20J 6 by Councilmember William Nailers and seconded by Counci l member Dan Loulzenhiser There folloed a Ro ll Call VOle with four (4) Councilmembers present eM Jacobson -alSlnl eM Louzenhiser-yes eM Mclvorycs eM Milkr-yes eM Parks-absent eM Wal(~rsmiddotyes

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A QUORUM BFING PRESENT - MOTION DECLARED CARRIED

I Juonii a M Smilh (ily Clerk o(the City or Brown Cit) hereby cen iry thallhe foregoing is tru and complelc copy orn resolutiOlllldoplcd by rhe Cily Counc il o r th~ government ofrhc City of Brown City County orSonilac Sl3te of Michigan al a regular mecting hcld on May 9 2016 and thai said m~etin ~ was conducted M d public notice of sa id mecling WaS given pursuam to and in fuJI compliance with Ih Oren Meelings Act bein Ac t 267 Public ActS o( Michigan 1976 and thaI the mimlles of ~a id meeting Wlfe kepi nnd ill be U f have been made available as requ ired by said Act

---1 L ~ r f - ~ _-7~~----~_ -c lt-1 JUClnilil M Smi th City Cleek City or Brown City Sanilac Count y Michigltln

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RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THEAlIIUrv OF Clrv IEStDENTS AND PROnIffY OWNERS TO EUlCITO OPTmiddotOUT OF RECEMNG

ADVANCED UTilITY MmRS (SMART METElISl

The followIng preamble and resolution were offered by Coundlmember ~1 i t hoe J ~rL_~ and SlIpp-orted bV Councflmemher ~~__k Ll pa n __~

WHEREAS OTE Energy SVIARl meters (SMART rn~ters) are 0lltidern electrIc metirs which end elect(ic meter readings dutomatlcaty bv using a radio frequency nehvorK rather than 11 uarlitronal on-site ~te( reading method lind

WHEREAS DTt fnargys actively Installing SMART meters throughout southeastern Mlchigan And has recently moaJfed 11

latter to the City of caro pemin1na to the ability of City residents to opt-our of f(Celving a SMART meter and

WHEREAS a numberQf CIty residents have exprltssed tomems regarding negative health conditIons that may reson from the use of SMART meters the a(CUuKY ofSMART meters and the possibmty that th~ uS of SMART meters may contribute to Ute loss of personal Jlrivacy aod

WHEREAS the Mict~an Public SeNke ComPlisston has receotlydedded to lnvesligate seve-fal Il$pea$ pertalnloji to the use and installation of SMART metm and

WHOtpoundA5 the Mlthigan Public Service Commission tlSi a tompomml cf this lmt~stigation is requesting thai utmW comPanles disclose Information rega-rdltli tM po-tential adverse hearth effects associated with (he use of SMART metetS and

WHEREAS th~ City of CarD Council i$ charged with securing and defendioe the overall health safety_ aod welfare of the ldenU of the aiy and their guests

NOW THEREFORE BE rr RESOlVED that the City of (arc Council her) supports the abillty of Its residents and property owoe~ to elect to o-pt-out of receiving SMART meters m$taIJed

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Cam Coune supports the invGSlgat1ltm by the Mkhigan Public Servlce Commission of SMART meters

THIS RESOLUTiON DECLARED ADOPTED nus 5 DAV OF August 20131 ClerkITreasufac of 1M City of Cam State of Michigan do hereby certify tNt thE foraolng Resolution was duly adopted by the City of cam Council during its regular meeting Mid in the Municipal BunOlng in the Clty of Carcent on August 2013

Resolution It 16-201~ June 6 2016

RESOumON A RESQUJTiON SUPPORTING MfCHIGAN HOUSE BtLl4916 OR SIMIlAR IEGtsJATlON AND SUPPORTING THE AmUTY OF TOWNHSIP R6U)poundNTS TO CHOOSE TO HAVE AN ANALOG EtECTfUC AND GAS MEml RATHER THAN ASMART (ADVANCEtll MErE

WHEREAS smart meters are computerized electr1c meters that send electric meter readings to the utility via radiofrnquency radiation multiple times per day and

WHEREAS analog meters are manualJy read electromechanical meters that have accurately

measured the electrtc consumption of homes and busfnessesfor over acentury and

WHEREAS DTE Energy (the utility) is repiaclng exJs1ing utility meters with smart (oka advanced or AM) meters and

WHEREAS DTE EnelY plans to replace all meters with either the fully functioning smart meier orthe smart meter with the radlofrequency turned off (opt-out meter) and

WHEREAS the opt~()ut meter must be manoa read In the same way analog and nooshytransmitting digital meters must be read and

WHEREAS the IItl1ity in fts testimony berore the Pub1c $ervlce CQmmission in U-17053 has stated that the nonMtransmltting smart meter performs no functions not already performed by the analog electric meter and

WHEREAS the utility charges the residentJa customer $6720 to have the norHransmitting opt-out smart meter In place of the fully functionIng smart meter and

WHEREAS the cost of lealllng In piace an existing analog meter is $000 thus creating an unnecessary charge on the customer who does not wish to have a smart meter on their home Or business and

WHEREAS some persons on fixed lncomesare unable to afford the opt-out fees and

WHEREAS the utlJlty does not permit businesses to opt out and

WHEREAS1 citIzens of this oommunity have expressed many concerns about this replacement Including concerns about the health effects of mdlofrequency radIation and the voltage transients and harrnonfcs (line noise) generated by smart meters concerns about privacy and hacking concerns about fire safety and fire hazards concerns about Impending time-ofltse rates and resultant increases In electric bills and conterns aoout remote shut-off and

WHEREAS many residents in the State of Michigan have reported negative health symptoms after the installation of smart electric meters or rnm-transmittlng opt-out meters on their homes and

WHEREAS some residents of the State of Michigan have reported that their smart meter has cau~ht fire or exploded or have reported flickering lights and appliance short-outs Immediately after a smart meter was installed and

WHEREAS the Township of Vassar has worked tirelessly to attract positive Investment while rejecting those that put our health environment and quality of life at risk and

WHEREAS the Vassar Township Board of Trustees ts charged with securing and defending the overatl health safety and welfare of the residents of the Township and their guests and

WHEREAS the electromagnetic frequencies emitted and generated bV these meters have been snown by tens of thousands of scientific studies since the 19305 to harm biological systems and therefore may pose a serious long~term threat to the health of our cltlzensj and

WHEREAS customers with a disability under the Americans with DlsabIHtles middotAct may not be charged for accommodation of their disability and

WHEREAS both the nonmiddottransmittlng smart meter and the analog meter accurate IV measure electricity usage and whereas both must be read by a meter reader therefore making them indlstlngulshable for purposes of metering customer electrical usage and

WHEREAS smart meters have not been mandated by the federal or state government and

WHEREAS our Township is committed to providIng equal opportuntty and quality of rife for all and to removing full barriers to participation In public nfe on the basts of dlsabnity and

WHEREAS OTE has been unresponsive to these customer concerns and

WHEREAS House 81114916 would address these concerns without Impacting the utilitys ability to Install smart meters on the homes and busInesses of those who want a smart meter

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Vassar Township Board of Trustees supports the ability of OTE customers to not partidpate in the smart meter program on their homes and businesses and to have their electricity usage measured by an analog meter without suffering financial penalties or Incurring monthly charges as outlined in House 81114916 and that an analog option be offered in perpetuity to all uttllty customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar TownshIp Board ofTrustees calls upon the Chair of the House Energy Policy Committee the members oftne Energy Polhy Committee the state representative for our dlstrtct the state senator for our district the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Attorney General to do all In their power to ensure passage of House 81114916 and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar Township Soard ofTrustees calis upon the above-mentioned persons and governmental entitles If House 81114916 Is not passed in this legtslative session to do all In their power to ensure passage of legislation In the future that will ensure that utility customers have the right to have an anakJg meter on their homes or

middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

Vassar Township Clerk ~~--=-~

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WHOLE HOUSE RATE OPTIONS YM sevb rr~ ar provldedthrOOQll OM ~rllftolshJf

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R~dnl lal [ el rr c 5E-vl r Ra te Power Supp1r ehaV Fht T7 kWll d-y tapacity [tMrw bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull bull bullbullbullbull bullbull l06SC kWh ~[IH9V 4U7t P1 ~MI

AdditioMl kWh CitpKtty (nerqyH AS90C kWh ~ EneW 761lt PH kWh

OIv~ V (l1li1 Seltviu~ 5750 permorltn lilA Crfdlt bull$150 Pl month Distribution kWh bullbullbullbull bullbull bullbull bullbullbullbull 5lt130( pef kWll

~aIr loin oIoIIIUrIriIUy un to 1pm 10_ SUPII ly C I~ JuM IIrouqh Odc btf

oo-pealr kWh ~y~___u ~_1IWb ~y tneltgy 415t per kWh

AI ortmiddotpe~ kWh ClIpadly EIIOIJ O9COC per kWh Non-Capadty Cnor1V bull4J5lC kWh

NoW1Tlbef trvouqIIlo4~y

All on-peak kWh ~poundnH0y ~(nefQY

AlIllf-peak Clttp~(hy Cnorqy O679C Pltr kWh NolCIocgtyeniy EIgteOY 4751lt PH kWh

oN_V(O1 ~Chalt~ bull $5(l per mollh Oistrll)Jioll kWn CY al-roond) bull543(X per kWl1

Tlgtis rail fHI~~ thrH rrb t~ 4S 1M U CJitk~ Petlt priaff ttY d~ys wM Cril (ArP61llt e~ au callfll It r~)OUI~ro-I~~ ~~ Power ~ppIV Chltlr Onpuk MOMI) rldy 3 pm to 1 pm

AI on1nk kWh ~ [ JWl9bull bull bullbull bull bull bull __ bullbull 9759lt per kWh Non-~ItfMfQV bull 4049 ~~Wh

MId-jMk MOIIdiy bull nidi) 1 am to 3 pm 7 pm to n pm AI mId-oeak kWh

cKMy (-y bull 4OO5C Pltf kWII N~ity (otIQY 4049lt per kWll

OflP~~k 11 prI to 1 un and all dy S~hlrdy ound y nd -I1rIItd~

u oIt-aIlt kWh ~Itv Enerqy 0554C per kW~ Noo-c~clty (neroy 4049C per ~Wh

(Crtlieal PHIl _ ts cIInIQ on-pfU Worodly rriGay1o eo hours IIlaquo VN~ IIrtIttI ___ notl~)

All a1tlQl~peaK_Wh $09 I)et kWh Non-cpyenMy Eneroy bull 4049t per kWh

Oli~y CII9U OsIrWiontwto 5A)o( r- kWh Slaquoviltoc~ $750 p rrnonl h

~ onI-t 10 pIY1tWlMUy rsliJiftJ MltIrlc spIKI igtNfinQHtWdfhrOltJfJh_n-el8 f(X1y_ __ ~trloltlo Dtlt_1lOISJ

p~ w Sullfy Co Junt 11Ir0U9h OClobt

nrsl 11 kWn r- (Iv CiPM~ypoundnetQY bull l2l7 r- kwto NonCaPM~y ( QY ~616( per kWh

AddJlioNI kWll C~y~ bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbull 414IC IltI~Wh Hon-Cipadtyu-QY ~ 616( PfrkWll

Novembtf Ihrovfjh May -sl 20 kWh per dIy

cplaquoIlyEnHQ __ bull l844lt IltI kWtl HonltopJodl yOWrQY ~ 6OC PftkWll

A~lloMlkWh C~y [JWlQL bull QS5l( Pft kWII N~y[NQY lt11616lt pekWlgt

Ot lgtY CIgta 9n 5ervice CNrqe S75O per monlh ObI iIlUtlon kNh (YtlOOIl~ 5A)OC per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

r nlllIIpllbl~ Sp~c COndltlOnllllJ R~ r (CooICYIr(nt J

rills rale Is for ( tntr aItd iii $(Un ~I ~

~r~ 01 bull Iowff SLnraquoItf Ie IMl GIfl sr

)011 up W 8 perrMI OIl lhec porliotl 01 yoor ~ WIgtM )OUmt ~hsllJla ~e

mliff tNt briefly loltHnoP yoor air c~kgtrlIn9 to mHt l)l~ ()( ~IJIon Jswn Powe S_1y CtgtlO ~tNOUQhOd_ ~rr E1letQl __bullbullbullbull ~bullbullCIooIo99t ptllIIIIII N~y EnerQy bull J7eJ( pel kWn

Hclyentmbtr INIy capdtyE~ bullbull 2-97)( per kwto NooltlIJClty EMfoY ~7BJ( PI( kWh

OIlYery CaQe o ~MoeChilr~ (JuneIIlrQUQhOctOberI bull Sl95 per mon1h ontritlrJtlon kWh 1Yf0IIIIl) SltII3OC ptr kWh

ThIs iMe ls~ for cusOtlllaquoS who UW laquoshyIrk wafff IIHI~ for unitVYO flJr(1OStlo Coniroled 5laquoYIce tlnlt~)

Power Supply ChQtt mm C~ PM1tY [JWlIIV 1915 per kWh Non-~PKity rneW 25lt116( PH kWf

o~rv Cltqn 5efvice ChMe bullbullbull S1Igt per mont Oist ribullon kWh 5430 per kWh

Gorolhcrmel Tlmr of DaV Ratr

~l(USM~r~ nun 10 1pm Po Supply Ch O~

Jun 11II 0ltJqh (klobelt AU onpek kWh

C8C)yeniI- (net9Y 9nsc 1 kWh Nooltpady (Mrqy 2814lt per kwtl

AW offmiddotptallt IltWh CIpyenty Ene rQ~ 13J5 per ~Wh NotrCapodty E9Y 284 pot kWh

NovmM thrOUlh Mil All onPIWlt ~Wh

CeplKlly ( neroy U ODlt perW1 N~ity [MrQy 28l4lt pw kWh

AIIo1~ kWh Clpa(M ~ EJWl 9r lAJX ~r kW IIon-ltapac lly ~roy UtA C PE ~W~

tullv~ry C~qu seritl Charge 6]0( 1 day Distribution kWh (YeaHOllM) 4703C per kWh

Expertnlal Ellcl n c Vehcle Ra tl

Opt ion 1 Tlmt of Ot~ kino On~ fKIltfi McIl(I6y-FrkUly il4m 10 1Ipm Po Sypply CIlaQu

OfgtpaiI kWh calhy poundnto OVbull 6 779C IltI~Wh

NonQpadty EnerQY 9012C perkWh I oIIpuk kWh ~yEnlaquoQY 1695lt pelttWIgt Hon~ poundJWIIJ( 22silt pelt ~Wh

Oell~ery C~~ Servll a r~f $95 IXr morgtIh 1)sI IbuIkWh bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbullbull gtA)OC 1 kWh

09tlon1 Monthly F r~ ( UIgtf ~v~ l1Ut~ly) loonIlIIy I~ of $4511 ~r yellko IrKIYClINJ sur(narO ~Igtdcedillo

OTHER RATE OPTIONS

JllGrHnPowermiddot 1QIuntwy ~ffgtMJY IIfJ1fMl withgt( fnd soIM In Ofe _e ItrTitrxy lor ClISton1ft$ no dfth to IgtbVP ~ O(fdtflt potion of IMH elt(lrc IlSf ~trlbvtf( 10 r-ok(t~J ( ntDII(IfJtJ wpporI lhe ~ of __ftlWltIHI9InM~uvnmoreal

miQrotnpOWercOfll

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HiI~ Le-n motp ll dtHn rQycomQrHnovlTlflts

Ht t MetfrlnQ - A dlt option IMI promolft ~M (RgtUrn~ HIW~ eledtijtrusi19 f~r~tS IUmlY reaMgt MtVOYcndiU ~ 1M power bull

rloltlllt ~bull -IIH atdits_ 1gt1_ TIIO _101 _oolltn o$JJ _h_ _ ~NO 6~ yo __ ~ TolnOUII -rI_Ul l~lbull _ _ cmM(RW~ _ __ oS1S) _~__ -- OI _nn

-ltoaH-r lot ~__bull loftol -~ hoon lOIIu _ _ _ _ WD_ __ bull__middot OO ____ _ __bullbull __ ~ bull _ OII ltIIyen -gtI_ ~ _ ~

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WHOLE HOUSE RATE OPTIONS TIese service rates are provided throuqh one meter to a singJt or double OCCVPMlCY dwelin9

Residential ElectriC Service Rate Powe Suppfy CharOe First 17 kWh per dAY Capacity Energy bull 1065C JlE kWh NOItltapacily EntltVbullbullbull 4 767( PErkWh

Additional kWh capacity Energy 4590C per kWh Non-Capacity Enerqy bullbullbull 4751( per kWh

Delivery CNiroes 5efvice (halVe $750 per rnonl h RIA Credit middot $750 per monlh Di5tribvtlon kWhbullbull 543OC per kWh

Time of Day Rate-

On-peak h(Wrs MonCJay-rriday n Um 10 7 pm Power Supply CnarQes June through Octo~r

All on-peak kWh I Capactty Enerqy t2048C per-kllh N~lty EnenlY bull 4757lt per kWh

All otf-peak kWh capacity Energy bull bull 090OC Pfi kWh NonlaquoJpaci ty EnefQY bullbullbull 4757lt per kWh N~ IhrOU911 May

All on peak kWtl Capacity Energy bull 944OC per kWh Non-caPbCity Energy bullbullbullbull bull 4 757lt per kWh

AU oH-peak kWh Capacil y (nergybullbull bull o679C per kWh Non-capaclly Energy 4757( per kWh

fXgtltvery CllalQu Service Charge bull $750 per month Olstribvtlon kWh (YeaNovnd) 543O( per kWh

DynamiC Peak PnclnQ Rate This rate features th~ price tiers as well as Critical Peak prices for days when Critical Peak events are caIed It requires YO1f home to have the aovanced electric meIer Poer Supply Cllarg ~s Onpeak Monday Friday 3 pm to 7 pm

All on peak kWh Capacity EnerQt bullbull 9759C per kWh NOfIltQapacltt Energy 4049C per kWh

Mi(1)eilk MoIIdIlY friday am to 3 pm amp 7 pm to I pm All midpeak kWh

Capacity poundnerQy bullbullbull bullbullbull bullbull Aoose per kWh Non-tapaclty Enerqy bullbull bull 4Q49 per kWh

Off-peak 11 pm to 7 am and all day Saturday Sunday and desiQna~ holidays

All o ff-peak kWh capacity Enerqybullbullbull 0554( per kWh Nonltapacity (nergy 4 049( per kWh

(Critical Puk events dJrlnQ on-puk hours MondayshyFriday Ilmlto to eo lIours per year with ~vance notite

All criti calpeak kWh 5091 per kWh Nonltpatity Enerqy 4049C oer kWh

D1 Uv~ry Cha r Oes Oistribution kWh bull bull 543OC per kWh Service cMfQe $750 per month

Space HeatlOq Rate AfJPied oNy 10 ~miJOeflfr instilUed electric s~ce heltllin9 S(lrwct 11100011 0fIe meier IOn) II~f to KIU$MOIrIJ IlaquoWd on this tltf ~I(r 10 ~ 17 lOIS

PO tl Supply 0 J~ trrouOh October

(irst T7 kWh per day capacity [ MrQy bullbullbullbull bull bullbull bullbullbullbullbull bull bull 1217lt per kWh NOOCapacily Energybullbullbullbull bullbull d61b( per kWh

Additional kWn Capacity Energy bullbull 4741C per kWh NonmiddotCapaclly[nerqybullbull bullbullbull bull 4 616( per kWh

November through May (IrS 20 ~Wh per dat

Capacity ElKrQY bullbullbull 1844( per kWh NonCapaclty Ener9Y bull 4616C per kWh

Addi l lonal kWh Capacity [ ne((lY 0553lt per kWh Non-Capaci ty Ener9y 4616lt per kWh

Oeltvery C~afl)e ~

Service CllltlIqe 5750 per month Dislrlbullon kWh cYeM-roundl bull 5430lt per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

lnteruptlbte Space Conditioning Rate (CooICurrent s middot ) Thfs rale is (01 cmlraJ air 1M air $ltNrce hfijt wmps 7alltp adYanlaQe o( a ICYWef w mmer ra te thai C8II stlf

you vp to 18 (Jercf(ll on the coolf19 POfUOII oJ yotn energy bill wtlEn you e()(oII we istaN aseparate melpI lha1 clO briHIy IIIIerrvpt your air cMdilicnif9 to mee system or oeneratlon Issues POwer Supply ChArQe$

June throuQh October ~Enervv middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddot_middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotO499( perllWti f Non-Capacity Energy bull bull bull 3783lt per kWh

November thrOU(jh MAV Capaci ty Ener9Y bull2973( perkWh Non-Capaclty Energy bull3783lt Pfr kWh

Oellvery C~arQes Service Charge (June Ihrough October) bull $195 per month DisltiolJlion kWh (YeaOlJIdl 543OC per kWh

WatN Heating Strvce Rate

This rate Is a~alllJble for customers Who use an elecshy(ric wdler hedler tor sanitary pJrpos eJ Controlled service (Interrupt ible)

PO Wff Supply Charoes AU kWh Capacily Enerqy 1915lt per kWh NonltapaClty Energy bullbullbull bullbullbull2546( per kWh

Oelover y CharQes Service Charge bullbullbullbullbullbullbull5195 per month DiStribution kWh bullbullbullbullbullbull bullSA30C per kWh

DLWd-I On1J(aJL hOCJrs POIIef Supply

June throug AIfOfl~ak

Capacity NonCapi

Alt ntfflfak Capacily Non-Cap

November 11 All onpe~k C~pacity l NonCoplt

All olfpeak CapacIty I NoncaP

Dtl lvelY CharI Service Ct Distribut io

Option 1 Time On-pfak hour5 POW~( Supply

All on-peak kl CapacityE Non-(apa(

All oIlpeak k Capacil y [ I Non-Capa(

Delivery ( h~rQ Service Chan Distribution I

Oplion 2 MonU Monthly fee I and credits

OTHER RATE

isect4lM Outdoor ProtE who want sec(J wnere service dteeneroymiddotcon

riisectsectitltj MIGrHnP~

proqram wifh I ferrIOfI (Of c( orealer porl iol ren~wdbe re5(

01 tellWdble e mlQreenpower

GreenCurrent (R[C) basea re he developme a cillties- Learr

Net Meterlnq resource CJe~ r_waDI( re5(

thaI power

l itU1114ii4t An [lKfrit CII(

MltIitIoNi irQNrutlol Ale~~tlHt liutlje(t 10 UlchoJll)ftaflod ceocs lhal ~V by ltate TruHlOen1oa elK1r1 i-vla bull coIltn ~ Sl7S porf mont M ( I~ lor lWd of-llold CM~65yt~1I 01 ~

bull 1ie11c1er1t InaHr1t Crecln (RIAgt Custoowr rneeC 1IQ eIiQibHIIy requ~$ U KehOe bull $150 ~ IIOI)III (rfillllN 0IIId10 110(1 Oul laquoyou OIMIIly (all U~ lt14 8000471741 Rwc~ Of cwIOIrIe1S wno us ill maIOlt porI ion oI11gttlr IKll ley INtng oI1pe~ ron

In Woy lOI6 M ~ s caqe wQ opIit Into rwo ~_ _amplt1 -~irV middot~v u bt11r19 _ nolimPK1 UI jIOtioe yo _ 1 1lt Ienmiddot _ if bull nbolt ~y ltlft wi -1rO 01 CIOI DmOn

Tho rtln ~ IHs tr- If__~ tho ~n IooIk SoooYIltt eo ~~~~~ M 01 A~ult ~ 2018 TheI_ oln ClO no1 _ rcalgtlt NrQoltgt~ lVt[ t chor~ If f Iv P __- Of ltIt r~l -Wc_

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ~ VII sect28 33

sect 9 Compensation of county officers

Sec 9 BoampTds of s upervisors shan have exclusive power to fix the oomp officers not otherwise provided by law

runory Cocst 1963 All VII 9 Elf J I I 9amp yo ConrlNd amp CMII 1908ArI VllJ fR

sect 10 Removal of county seat

Sec 10 A county seat once established shall not be removed until the place nlch it is proposed to be moved shall be designated by two-thirds of the members of the board of supervisors and a majority of the electors voting thereon shall have a pproved the proposed locatioD in the manner prescribed by law

BiotDl)l Co llle3 An VII flO E( JOJJ 1 1964 l~ Con~tllull oD See COllSL ll108Art vrn t )3

sect 11 Indebtedness limitation

Selt 11 No Cltlunty shall incur any indebtedness which shall increase its total debt beyond 10 percent of its assessed valuation

lfiwry Cmol 1963Att VII tllEft Jan i 1i64 Fo e cmtltutlon s Conn 1906 Art vrn U 2

sect 12 Navigable streams permission to bridge or dam See 12 A oavigable stream shall not be hridged or dammed without permission granted by

the board of supervisors or the county as provided by law which pennission shall be subject to such reasonable compensation and otheT conditions as may seem best sui ted to safeguard the rights and interests of the county and political subdivisions the rein

QJO Cotgtu I~ Art VII U2 Ert Jan I 100 Fou eonia o 8M eo 180SArt vrn tl~

sect 13 Consolidation of counties approval by electors Sec 13 Two or more contiguous counties may combine into a Slagle county if approved in

each affected county by a majority of the electors voting on the quest ion IIUtDrr- eo t 1961Arr Vl t 13 Ell J 1 1964

sect 14 Organization and consolidation of townships Sec 14 The board of supervisors of each organized county may organize and consolidate

townships under restrictions and limitations provided by law Hi~ Coru 1963Arr VIto I~ ErrJLIgt 1 100-1 Fo CoGMI~U 01lJ See eoru 1908 Art Vlll us

sect 15 County intervention-in public utllity service and rate proceedings

x Sec 15 Any county when authotized by its board of supervisors sha ll have the authority to enter or to intervelle in any action or certificate proceeding involving the services charges or rates or any privately owned public utili ty furnishing services or collJJlodities to rate payers within the county

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sect 16 Highways bridges culverts airports road tax limitation Sec 16 The legis lature may provide for the laying ou t construction improvement and

maintenance of highways bridges culverts and airports by the state and by the counties and townships thereof acd may authorize counties to take charge aod cootrol of auy highway within thei r limits ror such purposes The legislature may provide tbe powers and duties of Counties in relation to bighways bridges culverts and airports may provide ror county road commissioners to be appointed or elected with povers and duties provided by law The ad valorem property tax imposed for road purposes by any county shall not eltceed in any year one-half or one percent of the assessed valuation for the preceding year

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

~~~ Jodi Fetting

Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

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8GO lndeperdenoe Avenue SW WtW1Irglo DC 7059

Federal Aviation AdrninStrotion

JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

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Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

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Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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TOWNSHIP OF WORTH Sanilac County MicbigaD 6903 S Lakeshore Rd Lexington Michigan 48450

Telephone (810) 359-8852 Fax (810) 359-7027 F-mail CleTkworthmlorg

PhUlp EssenmacheT sup~JenDifer Staoyer Clerk Jenuifer Woodruff Treasurer Jack Wylie Trustee Walter Badgerow Trustee

RESOlUTION 16-7-20-1

RESOLUTION TO ALLOW WORTH TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF DETROIT EDISON TO OPT ltlUT OF THE SMART METER PROGRAM

Whereas Detrott Edison Company has begun the process of Installing within the boundaries of Worth Township digItal advanced meter infrastructure to be referred 10 in this resolution as smart meters I and

Whereas many township residents have expressed concerns about the Installation of sm art meters on their

homes to Worth Township officials and to the Worth Township Board and

Whereas these residents and Township Board members have expressed concern about the alleged Intrusion

into their respective energy usage attributed to smart meters and

Whereas many residential customers of Detroit Edison Company are concerned that emissions from smart meters may be attributed to serious health problems including but not limited to physiological neurological pulmonary vascular and sensory and

Whereas Michigan House 8i114916 was written to address the above mentioned concerns regarding smart meters and has been forwarded to the Committee on Energy Policy

Now therefore be it resolved that the Township of Worth SanIlac County supports the ability of OTE Energy customers to retain their current analog meters and to opt out of the smart meter program fortheir homes without being subject to financial penalties and additional monthly charges

Now therefore be It further resolved that the Worth Township Board of Trustees strongly encourages State Representative Chairman Aric Nesbitt of the Committee on Energy Policy the Michigan Public Service Commission Attorney General Bill Schuette State Senator Phil Pavlov and State Representative Paul Muxlow to take all regulatory procedures needed to investigate alJthe aforementioned InformatJon and concerns for the health safety and welfare of our cItizens and Inhabitants

Board Adoption

This Resolution shall become effective on the date of Its adoption by the Worth Township Board

RESOLVED this O dayof j~ 010lw

ATIEST AS TO ADOPTION BY THE WORTH TOWNSHIP BOARD

$0 Resolved

Date 07- 2 D- b

Supervisor Philip G Essenmacher

~ Oerk Jennifer Stanyer

Motion to Adopt made by Board Member ~Yl)) Second by Board Member lAhxJtttff

Nay AbsentAye

Philip Essenmacher Supervisor

Jennifer Stanyer Clerk

Jennifer Woodruff Treasurer

Jack Wylie Trustee

Walter Badgerow Trustee

I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and complete copy of a resolution adopted by the Township Board

of Worth County of Sanilac Michigan at a Budget Meeting held onj~ 00 f OIQlli and that said meeting was given pursuant to ad In full compliance with the Open Meetl Act being PA 267 of 1976 and that the minutes of said meeting were kept and have been made available as required by said Act

Jennifer $tanyer - Clerk

Village of Reese Resolution No 13-14-01

A RESOLUTION ADDRESSING SMART METERS IN THE VILLAGE OF REESE

WHEREAS the teon Smart Meter often refers to an eleCOidty meter but it also may mean a device measuring natural gas or water consumption and

WHEREAS many communities across the country have joined forces to prohibit smart meters from being Installed locally mostly upon the notice ofhigher energy bills (Cost) illness (Health)forced installation ofmeter(lnvasion into Home) Privacyissues(4th Amendment right to Reasonable Expectation of Privacy) Safety and Liability and

WHEREAS on March 4 2013 the Planning Commission for the Village of Reese passed Resolution No 2013~02 that recommended that the Village Council consider takingjormal action to notify and ban allfuture use aSmart Meters within the VillQJe ofReese and

WHEREAS the Village Council believes that additional information relating to the use of smart meters 1n the Village of Reese needs to be compiled prior to making a definitive deCision with respect to banning the use ofthe devices NOW

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that at a regularly scheduled meeting of the Reese Village Counal being held on May 13 2013 ) a quorum being present a motion was made by KEAST and second by FIELBRANDT to place a moratorium on the use of ~smartmeterswithin the village limits for a period of six (6) months so that the Planning Commission can continue studying the matter AND

BE iT FURTHER RESOLVED tbatthe copies of this resolution be mailed to aD utility companies who provide electric gas and water services to the VIllage of Reese

Vote

Ayes 7 Nays 0 Abstain 0 Absent 0

ft(Z~iJlage Clerk

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City Clerk l1wUlCi M Smilh

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CITY OF BROWN CITY A Progressive Industrial and Agricultural Community

4205 Main Street Post Office Box 99 Brown Cily Michigan 48416()099 Phone (810) 346middot2325 Fax (810)3463802 el11lil brownctygrealtllIkesne

CITY OF BROWN CITY Resolution Number 16-04

A RESOLUTION TO THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION EXPRESSING THE BROWN CITY COUNCILS CONCERN WITH THE

INSTALLATION OF DTE ENERGY SMART METERS AND A REQUEST TO EXPLORE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY EFFECTS

WHEREAS OTE Energy has begunlhe installation ofnew mele to CU$lomers in Michigan ThumtNlleA oommunities~ replacing existing meters with srcaUed Smart meters that is electric meters which viH broadcast information to the utility company using radio frequencies and

WHEREAS DTE Energy has indicaled thaI il will at some point begin installotion of Smart mete in the City of Brown City and

WHEREAS Smart mel provide benefit 10 utilities by allowing remole meter reading by among other things eiiminating the need for someone to go onto each utility customers property to read a meter and possibly offering residents lower electric rates at non~peak times and

WHEREAS a significant number ofpeople including residents or the Cil) of Brown City have expressed heir roucems 10 this Council hom potential health effects ofthe Smart melers as well tIS other concerns regarding lheir universal deployment in the City and

WHEREAS although the City COlmcil is inforoted that it is without jurisdiction to directly regulate Smart meters exclusive jurisdiction over them residing with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) the City Council believes it is appropriate to assist its citizens in obtaining consideration of their issues by requesting careful review thereof by tbe MPSC

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROWN CITY that

I The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perform a careful analysis fbe potential health and safety effilltts which may result from the univernal installation of Smart meters for electric and gas utilities

2 The MPSC is further requested to consider delaying the deployment of Smart mete pending a conclusion by the MPSC following coreful study lJd review that such met are safe and will have neither short-term nOr tong~term negative consequences to the health of the citizens of the City of Brown city and the State of Michigan generally

City amp1 BC(lwu City H6illurion )6-(14

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3 The MPSC is asked to carefully examine other concerns regarding tbe deployment of Smart meters as may be sllbmilled 10 them by Tcside nls of the City of Brown Cily and lhe Stale of Michigan so as to insu re that all aspects or the issues are considered before final dctennination is mnde with respect 10 such deplo)111enl

4 The MPSC is funher asked to consider requi ring public lllilit ies to allow customers with appropriate medica l docwnellHll ion of their ind ividualized risks to opt out of SmOtrl me ter installation at their homes

5 The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perfoml a ca reful analysis ofrhe potential privacy issues regard ing available and fut ure SOlan meter technology

6 All resol Ulions inconsistent with [he foregoing resolut ion be and the same h~reby an repealed to the c-tent of such inconsi stency

The fo regoing Resolul ion was ofJered on May 9 20J 6 by Councilmember William Nailers and seconded by Counci l member Dan Loulzenhiser There folloed a Ro ll Call VOle with four (4) Councilmembers present eM Jacobson -alSlnl eM Louzenhiser-yes eM Mclvorycs eM Milkr-yes eM Parks-absent eM Wal(~rsmiddotyes

Abs(ltlining ~

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A QUORUM BFING PRESENT - MOTION DECLARED CARRIED

I Juonii a M Smilh (ily Clerk o(the City or Brown Cit) hereby cen iry thallhe foregoing is tru and complelc copy orn resolutiOlllldoplcd by rhe Cily Counc il o r th~ government ofrhc City of Brown City County orSonilac Sl3te of Michigan al a regular mecting hcld on May 9 2016 and thai said m~etin ~ was conducted M d public notice of sa id mecling WaS given pursuam to and in fuJI compliance with Ih Oren Meelings Act bein Ac t 267 Public ActS o( Michigan 1976 and thaI the mimlles of ~a id meeting Wlfe kepi nnd ill be U f have been made available as requ ired by said Act

---1 L ~ r f - ~ _-7~~----~_ -c lt-1 JUClnilil M Smi th City Cleek City or Brown City Sanilac Count y Michigltln

lt 11 or Brown e ll) Rcsoluliun 16 middotJ~

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RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THEAlIIUrv OF Clrv IEStDENTS AND PROnIffY OWNERS TO EUlCITO OPTmiddotOUT OF RECEMNG

ADVANCED UTilITY MmRS (SMART METElISl

The followIng preamble and resolution were offered by Coundlmember ~1 i t hoe J ~rL_~ and SlIpp-orted bV Councflmemher ~~__k Ll pa n __~

WHEREAS OTE Energy SVIARl meters (SMART rn~ters) are 0lltidern electrIc metirs which end elect(ic meter readings dutomatlcaty bv using a radio frequency nehvorK rather than 11 uarlitronal on-site ~te( reading method lind

WHEREAS DTt fnargys actively Installing SMART meters throughout southeastern Mlchigan And has recently moaJfed 11

latter to the City of caro pemin1na to the ability of City residents to opt-our of f(Celving a SMART meter and

WHEREAS a numberQf CIty residents have exprltssed tomems regarding negative health conditIons that may reson from the use of SMART meters the a(CUuKY ofSMART meters and the possibmty that th~ uS of SMART meters may contribute to Ute loss of personal Jlrivacy aod

WHEREAS the Mict~an Public SeNke ComPlisston has receotlydedded to lnvesligate seve-fal Il$pea$ pertalnloji to the use and installation of SMART metm and

WHOtpoundA5 the Mlthigan Public Service Commission tlSi a tompomml cf this lmt~stigation is requesting thai utmW comPanles disclose Information rega-rdltli tM po-tential adverse hearth effects associated with (he use of SMART metetS and

WHEREAS th~ City of CarD Council i$ charged with securing and defendioe the overall health safety_ aod welfare of the ldenU of the aiy and their guests

NOW THEREFORE BE rr RESOlVED that the City of (arc Council her) supports the abillty of Its residents and property owoe~ to elect to o-pt-out of receiving SMART meters m$taIJed

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Cam Coune supports the invGSlgat1ltm by the Mkhigan Public Servlce Commission of SMART meters

THIS RESOLUTiON DECLARED ADOPTED nus 5 DAV OF August 20131 ClerkITreasufac of 1M City of Cam State of Michigan do hereby certify tNt thE foraolng Resolution was duly adopted by the City of cam Council during its regular meeting Mid in the Municipal BunOlng in the Clty of Carcent on August 2013

Resolution It 16-201~ June 6 2016

RESOumON A RESQUJTiON SUPPORTING MfCHIGAN HOUSE BtLl4916 OR SIMIlAR IEGtsJATlON AND SUPPORTING THE AmUTY OF TOWNHSIP R6U)poundNTS TO CHOOSE TO HAVE AN ANALOG EtECTfUC AND GAS MEml RATHER THAN ASMART (ADVANCEtll MErE

WHEREAS smart meters are computerized electr1c meters that send electric meter readings to the utility via radiofrnquency radiation multiple times per day and

WHEREAS analog meters are manualJy read electromechanical meters that have accurately

measured the electrtc consumption of homes and busfnessesfor over acentury and

WHEREAS DTE Energy (the utility) is repiaclng exJs1ing utility meters with smart (oka advanced or AM) meters and

WHEREAS DTE EnelY plans to replace all meters with either the fully functioning smart meier orthe smart meter with the radlofrequency turned off (opt-out meter) and

WHEREAS the opt~()ut meter must be manoa read In the same way analog and nooshytransmitting digital meters must be read and

WHEREAS the IItl1ity in fts testimony berore the Pub1c $ervlce CQmmission in U-17053 has stated that the nonMtransmltting smart meter performs no functions not already performed by the analog electric meter and

WHEREAS the utility charges the residentJa customer $6720 to have the norHransmitting opt-out smart meter In place of the fully functionIng smart meter and

WHEREAS the cost of lealllng In piace an existing analog meter is $000 thus creating an unnecessary charge on the customer who does not wish to have a smart meter on their home Or business and

WHEREAS some persons on fixed lncomesare unable to afford the opt-out fees and

WHEREAS the utlJlty does not permit businesses to opt out and

WHEREAS1 citIzens of this oommunity have expressed many concerns about this replacement Including concerns about the health effects of mdlofrequency radIation and the voltage transients and harrnonfcs (line noise) generated by smart meters concerns about privacy and hacking concerns about fire safety and fire hazards concerns about Impending time-ofltse rates and resultant increases In electric bills and conterns aoout remote shut-off and

WHEREAS many residents in the State of Michigan have reported negative health symptoms after the installation of smart electric meters or rnm-transmittlng opt-out meters on their homes and

WHEREAS some residents of the State of Michigan have reported that their smart meter has cau~ht fire or exploded or have reported flickering lights and appliance short-outs Immediately after a smart meter was installed and

WHEREAS the Township of Vassar has worked tirelessly to attract positive Investment while rejecting those that put our health environment and quality of life at risk and

WHEREAS the Vassar Township Board of Trustees ts charged with securing and defending the overatl health safety and welfare of the residents of the Township and their guests and

WHEREAS the electromagnetic frequencies emitted and generated bV these meters have been snown by tens of thousands of scientific studies since the 19305 to harm biological systems and therefore may pose a serious long~term threat to the health of our cltlzensj and

WHEREAS customers with a disability under the Americans with DlsabIHtles middotAct may not be charged for accommodation of their disability and

WHEREAS both the nonmiddottransmittlng smart meter and the analog meter accurate IV measure electricity usage and whereas both must be read by a meter reader therefore making them indlstlngulshable for purposes of metering customer electrical usage and

WHEREAS smart meters have not been mandated by the federal or state government and

WHEREAS our Township is committed to providIng equal opportuntty and quality of rife for all and to removing full barriers to participation In public nfe on the basts of dlsabnity and

WHEREAS OTE has been unresponsive to these customer concerns and

WHEREAS House 81114916 would address these concerns without Impacting the utilitys ability to Install smart meters on the homes and busInesses of those who want a smart meter

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Vassar Township Board of Trustees supports the ability of OTE customers to not partidpate in the smart meter program on their homes and businesses and to have their electricity usage measured by an analog meter without suffering financial penalties or Incurring monthly charges as outlined in House 81114916 and that an analog option be offered in perpetuity to all uttllty customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar TownshIp Board ofTrustees calls upon the Chair of the House Energy Policy Committee the members oftne Energy Polhy Committee the state representative for our dlstrtct the state senator for our district the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Attorney General to do all In their power to ensure passage of House 81114916 and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar Township Soard ofTrustees calis upon the above-mentioned persons and governmental entitles If House 81114916 Is not passed in this legtslative session to do all In their power to ensure passage of legislation In the future that will ensure that utility customers have the right to have an anakJg meter on their homes or

middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

Vassar Township Clerk ~~--=-~

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WHOLE HOUSE RATE OPTIONS YM sevb rr~ ar provldedthrOOQll OM ~rllftolshJf

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AdditioMl kWh CitpKtty (nerqyH AS90C kWh ~ EneW 761lt PH kWh

OIv~ V (l1li1 Seltviu~ 5750 permorltn lilA Crfdlt bull$150 Pl month Distribution kWh bullbullbullbull bullbull bullbull bullbullbullbull 5lt130( pef kWll

~aIr loin oIoIIIUrIriIUy un to 1pm 10_ SUPII ly C I~ JuM IIrouqh Odc btf

oo-pealr kWh ~y~___u ~_1IWb ~y tneltgy 415t per kWh

AI ortmiddotpe~ kWh ClIpadly EIIOIJ O9COC per kWh Non-Capadty Cnor1V bull4J5lC kWh

NoW1Tlbef trvouqIIlo4~y

All on-peak kWh ~poundnH0y ~(nefQY

AlIllf-peak Clttp~(hy Cnorqy O679C Pltr kWh NolCIocgtyeniy EIgteOY 4751lt PH kWh

oN_V(O1 ~Chalt~ bull $5(l per mollh Oistrll)Jioll kWn CY al-roond) bull543(X per kWl1

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AI on1nk kWh ~ [ JWl9bull bull bullbull bull bull bull __ bullbull 9759lt per kWh Non-~ItfMfQV bull 4049 ~~Wh

MId-jMk MOIIdiy bull nidi) 1 am to 3 pm 7 pm to n pm AI mId-oeak kWh

cKMy (-y bull 4OO5C Pltf kWII N~ity (otIQY 4049lt per kWll

OflP~~k 11 prI to 1 un and all dy S~hlrdy ound y nd -I1rIItd~

u oIt-aIlt kWh ~Itv Enerqy 0554C per kW~ Noo-c~clty (neroy 4049C per ~Wh

(Crtlieal PHIl _ ts cIInIQ on-pfU Worodly rriGay1o eo hours IIlaquo VN~ IIrtIttI ___ notl~)

All a1tlQl~peaK_Wh $09 I)et kWh Non-cpyenMy Eneroy bull 4049t per kWh

Oli~y CII9U OsIrWiontwto 5A)o( r- kWh Slaquoviltoc~ $750 p rrnonl h

~ onI-t 10 pIY1tWlMUy rsliJiftJ MltIrlc spIKI igtNfinQHtWdfhrOltJfJh_n-el8 f(X1y_ __ ~trloltlo Dtlt_1lOISJ

p~ w Sullfy Co Junt 11Ir0U9h OClobt

nrsl 11 kWn r- (Iv CiPM~ypoundnetQY bull l2l7 r- kwto NonCaPM~y ( QY ~616( per kWh

AddJlioNI kWll C~y~ bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbull 414IC IltI~Wh Hon-Cipadtyu-QY ~ 616( PfrkWll

Novembtf Ihrovfjh May -sl 20 kWh per dIy

cplaquoIlyEnHQ __ bull l844lt IltI kWtl HonltopJodl yOWrQY ~ 6OC PftkWll

A~lloMlkWh C~y [JWlQL bull QS5l( Pft kWII N~y[NQY lt11616lt pekWlgt

Ot lgtY CIgta 9n 5ervice CNrqe S75O per monlh ObI iIlUtlon kNh (YtlOOIl~ 5A)OC per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

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Hclyentmbtr INIy capdtyE~ bullbull 2-97)( per kwto NooltlIJClty EMfoY ~7BJ( PI( kWh

OIlYery CaQe o ~MoeChilr~ (JuneIIlrQUQhOctOberI bull Sl95 per mon1h ontritlrJtlon kWh 1Yf0IIIIl) SltII3OC ptr kWh

ThIs iMe ls~ for cusOtlllaquoS who UW laquoshyIrk wafff IIHI~ for unitVYO flJr(1OStlo Coniroled 5laquoYIce tlnlt~)

Power Supply ChQtt mm C~ PM1tY [JWlIIV 1915 per kWh Non-~PKity rneW 25lt116( PH kWf

o~rv Cltqn 5efvice ChMe bullbullbull S1Igt per mont Oist ribullon kWh 5430 per kWh

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~l(USM~r~ nun 10 1pm Po Supply Ch O~

Jun 11II 0ltJqh (klobelt AU onpek kWh

C8C)yeniI- (net9Y 9nsc 1 kWh Nooltpady (Mrqy 2814lt per kwtl

AW offmiddotptallt IltWh CIpyenty Ene rQ~ 13J5 per ~Wh NotrCapodty E9Y 284 pot kWh

NovmM thrOUlh Mil All onPIWlt ~Wh

CeplKlly ( neroy U ODlt perW1 N~ity [MrQy 28l4lt pw kWh

AIIo1~ kWh Clpa(M ~ EJWl 9r lAJX ~r kW IIon-ltapac lly ~roy UtA C PE ~W~

tullv~ry C~qu seritl Charge 6]0( 1 day Distribution kWh (YeaHOllM) 4703C per kWh

Expertnlal Ellcl n c Vehcle Ra tl

Opt ion 1 Tlmt of Ot~ kino On~ fKIltfi McIl(I6y-FrkUly il4m 10 1Ipm Po Sypply CIlaQu

OfgtpaiI kWh calhy poundnto OVbull 6 779C IltI~Wh

NonQpadty EnerQY 9012C perkWh I oIIpuk kWh ~yEnlaquoQY 1695lt pelttWIgt Hon~ poundJWIIJ( 22silt pelt ~Wh

Oell~ery C~~ Servll a r~f $95 IXr morgtIh 1)sI IbuIkWh bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbullbull gtA)OC 1 kWh

09tlon1 Monthly F r~ ( UIgtf ~v~ l1Ut~ly) loonIlIIy I~ of $4511 ~r yellko IrKIYClINJ sur(narO ~Igtdcedillo

OTHER RATE OPTIONS

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WHOLE HOUSE RATE OPTIONS TIese service rates are provided throuqh one meter to a singJt or double OCCVPMlCY dwelin9

Residential ElectriC Service Rate Powe Suppfy CharOe First 17 kWh per dAY Capacity Energy bull 1065C JlE kWh NOItltapacily EntltVbullbullbull 4 767( PErkWh

Additional kWh capacity Energy 4590C per kWh Non-Capacity Enerqy bullbullbull 4751( per kWh

Delivery CNiroes 5efvice (halVe $750 per rnonl h RIA Credit middot $750 per monlh Di5tribvtlon kWhbullbull 543OC per kWh

Time of Day Rate-

On-peak h(Wrs MonCJay-rriday n Um 10 7 pm Power Supply CnarQes June through Octo~r

All on-peak kWh I Capactty Enerqy t2048C per-kllh N~lty EnenlY bull 4757lt per kWh

All otf-peak kWh capacity Energy bull bull 090OC Pfi kWh NonlaquoJpaci ty EnefQY bullbullbull 4757lt per kWh N~ IhrOU911 May

All on peak kWtl Capacity Energy bull 944OC per kWh Non-caPbCity Energy bullbullbullbull bull 4 757lt per kWh

AU oH-peak kWh Capacil y (nergybullbull bull o679C per kWh Non-capaclly Energy 4757( per kWh

fXgtltvery CllalQu Service Charge bull $750 per month Olstribvtlon kWh (YeaNovnd) 543O( per kWh

DynamiC Peak PnclnQ Rate This rate features th~ price tiers as well as Critical Peak prices for days when Critical Peak events are caIed It requires YO1f home to have the aovanced electric meIer Poer Supply Cllarg ~s Onpeak Monday Friday 3 pm to 7 pm

All on peak kWh Capacity EnerQt bullbull 9759C per kWh NOfIltQapacltt Energy 4049C per kWh

Mi(1)eilk MoIIdIlY friday am to 3 pm amp 7 pm to I pm All midpeak kWh

Capacity poundnerQy bullbullbull bullbullbull bullbull Aoose per kWh Non-tapaclty Enerqy bullbull bull 4Q49 per kWh

Off-peak 11 pm to 7 am and all day Saturday Sunday and desiQna~ holidays

All o ff-peak kWh capacity Enerqybullbullbull 0554( per kWh Nonltapacity (nergy 4 049( per kWh

(Critical Puk events dJrlnQ on-puk hours MondayshyFriday Ilmlto to eo lIours per year with ~vance notite

All criti calpeak kWh 5091 per kWh Nonltpatity Enerqy 4049C oer kWh

D1 Uv~ry Cha r Oes Oistribution kWh bull bull 543OC per kWh Service cMfQe $750 per month

Space HeatlOq Rate AfJPied oNy 10 ~miJOeflfr instilUed electric s~ce heltllin9 S(lrwct 11100011 0fIe meier IOn) II~f to KIU$MOIrIJ IlaquoWd on this tltf ~I(r 10 ~ 17 lOIS

PO tl Supply 0 J~ trrouOh October

(irst T7 kWh per day capacity [ MrQy bullbullbullbull bull bullbull bullbullbullbullbull bull bull 1217lt per kWh NOOCapacily Energybullbullbullbull bullbull d61b( per kWh

Additional kWn Capacity Energy bullbull 4741C per kWh NonmiddotCapaclly[nerqybullbull bullbullbull bull 4 616( per kWh

November through May (IrS 20 ~Wh per dat

Capacity ElKrQY bullbullbull 1844( per kWh NonCapaclty Ener9Y bull 4616C per kWh

Addi l lonal kWh Capacity [ ne((lY 0553lt per kWh Non-Capaci ty Ener9y 4616lt per kWh

Oeltvery C~afl)e ~

Service CllltlIqe 5750 per month Dislrlbullon kWh cYeM-roundl bull 5430lt per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

lnteruptlbte Space Conditioning Rate (CooICurrent s middot ) Thfs rale is (01 cmlraJ air 1M air $ltNrce hfijt wmps 7alltp adYanlaQe o( a ICYWef w mmer ra te thai C8II stlf

you vp to 18 (Jercf(ll on the coolf19 POfUOII oJ yotn energy bill wtlEn you e()(oII we istaN aseparate melpI lha1 clO briHIy IIIIerrvpt your air cMdilicnif9 to mee system or oeneratlon Issues POwer Supply ChArQe$

June throuQh October ~Enervv middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddot_middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotO499( perllWti f Non-Capacity Energy bull bull bull 3783lt per kWh

November thrOU(jh MAV Capaci ty Ener9Y bull2973( perkWh Non-Capaclty Energy bull3783lt Pfr kWh

Oellvery C~arQes Service Charge (June Ihrough October) bull $195 per month DisltiolJlion kWh (YeaOlJIdl 543OC per kWh

WatN Heating Strvce Rate

This rate Is a~alllJble for customers Who use an elecshy(ric wdler hedler tor sanitary pJrpos eJ Controlled service (Interrupt ible)

PO Wff Supply Charoes AU kWh Capacily Enerqy 1915lt per kWh NonltapaClty Energy bullbullbull bullbullbull2546( per kWh

Oelover y CharQes Service Charge bullbullbullbullbullbullbull5195 per month DiStribution kWh bullbullbullbullbullbull bullSA30C per kWh

DLWd-I On1J(aJL hOCJrs POIIef Supply

June throug AIfOfl~ak

Capacity NonCapi

Alt ntfflfak Capacily Non-Cap

November 11 All onpe~k C~pacity l NonCoplt

All olfpeak CapacIty I NoncaP

Dtl lvelY CharI Service Ct Distribut io

Option 1 Time On-pfak hour5 POW~( Supply

All on-peak kl CapacityE Non-(apa(

All oIlpeak k Capacil y [ I Non-Capa(

Delivery ( h~rQ Service Chan Distribution I

Oplion 2 MonU Monthly fee I and credits

OTHER RATE

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bull 1ie11c1er1t InaHr1t Crecln (RIAgt Custoowr rneeC 1IQ eIiQibHIIy requ~$ U KehOe bull $150 ~ IIOI)III (rfillllN 0IIId10 110(1 Oul laquoyou OIMIIly (all U~ lt14 8000471741 Rwc~ Of cwIOIrIe1S wno us ill maIOlt porI ion oI11gttlr IKll ley INtng oI1pe~ ron

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ~ VII sect28 33

sect 9 Compensation of county officers

Sec 9 BoampTds of s upervisors shan have exclusive power to fix the oomp officers not otherwise provided by law

runory Cocst 1963 All VII 9 Elf J I I 9amp yo ConrlNd amp CMII 1908ArI VllJ fR

sect 10 Removal of county seat

Sec 10 A county seat once established shall not be removed until the place nlch it is proposed to be moved shall be designated by two-thirds of the members of the board of supervisors and a majority of the electors voting thereon shall have a pproved the proposed locatioD in the manner prescribed by law

BiotDl)l Co llle3 An VII flO E( JOJJ 1 1964 l~ Con~tllull oD See COllSL ll108Art vrn t )3

sect 11 Indebtedness limitation

Selt 11 No Cltlunty shall incur any indebtedness which shall increase its total debt beyond 10 percent of its assessed valuation

lfiwry Cmol 1963Att VII tllEft Jan i 1i64 Fo e cmtltutlon s Conn 1906 Art vrn U 2

sect 12 Navigable streams permission to bridge or dam See 12 A oavigable stream shall not be hridged or dammed without permission granted by

the board of supervisors or the county as provided by law which pennission shall be subject to such reasonable compensation and otheT conditions as may seem best sui ted to safeguard the rights and interests of the county and political subdivisions the rein

QJO Cotgtu I~ Art VII U2 Ert Jan I 100 Fou eonia o 8M eo 180SArt vrn tl~

sect 13 Consolidation of counties approval by electors Sec 13 Two or more contiguous counties may combine into a Slagle county if approved in

each affected county by a majority of the electors voting on the quest ion IIUtDrr- eo t 1961Arr Vl t 13 Ell J 1 1964

sect 14 Organization and consolidation of townships Sec 14 The board of supervisors of each organized county may organize and consolidate

townships under restrictions and limitations provided by law Hi~ Coru 1963Arr VIto I~ ErrJLIgt 1 100-1 Fo CoGMI~U 01lJ See eoru 1908 Art Vlll us

sect 15 County intervention-in public utllity service and rate proceedings

x Sec 15 Any county when authotized by its board of supervisors sha ll have the authority to enter or to intervelle in any action or certificate proceeding involving the services charges or rates or any privately owned public utili ty furnishing services or collJJlodities to rate payers within the county

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sect 16 Highways bridges culverts airports road tax limitation Sec 16 The legis lature may provide for the laying ou t construction improvement and

maintenance of highways bridges culverts and airports by the state and by the counties and townships thereof acd may authorize counties to take charge aod cootrol of auy highway within thei r limits ror such purposes The legislature may provide tbe powers and duties of Counties in relation to bighways bridges culverts and airports may provide ror county road commissioners to be appointed or elected with povers and duties provided by law The ad valorem property tax imposed for road purposes by any county shall not eltceed in any year one-half or one percent of the assessed valuation for the preceding year

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

~~~ Jodi Fetting

Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

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8GO lndeperdenoe Avenue SW WtW1Irglo DC 7059

Federal Aviation AdrninStrotion

JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

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Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

3

Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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TOWNSHIP OF WORTH Sanilac County MicbigaD 6903 S Lakeshore Rd Lexington Michigan 48450

Telephone (810) 359-8852 Fax (810) 359-7027 F-mail CleTkworthmlorg

PhUlp EssenmacheT sup~JenDifer Staoyer Clerk Jenuifer Woodruff Treasurer Jack Wylie Trustee Walter Badgerow Trustee

RESOlUTION 16-7-20-1

RESOLUTION TO ALLOW WORTH TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF DETROIT EDISON TO OPT ltlUT OF THE SMART METER PROGRAM

Whereas Detrott Edison Company has begun the process of Installing within the boundaries of Worth Township digItal advanced meter infrastructure to be referred 10 in this resolution as smart meters I and

Whereas many township residents have expressed concerns about the Installation of sm art meters on their

homes to Worth Township officials and to the Worth Township Board and

Whereas these residents and Township Board members have expressed concern about the alleged Intrusion

into their respective energy usage attributed to smart meters and

Whereas many residential customers of Detroit Edison Company are concerned that emissions from smart meters may be attributed to serious health problems including but not limited to physiological neurological pulmonary vascular and sensory and

Whereas Michigan House 8i114916 was written to address the above mentioned concerns regarding smart meters and has been forwarded to the Committee on Energy Policy

Now therefore be it resolved that the Township of Worth SanIlac County supports the ability of OTE Energy customers to retain their current analog meters and to opt out of the smart meter program fortheir homes without being subject to financial penalties and additional monthly charges

Now therefore be It further resolved that the Worth Township Board of Trustees strongly encourages State Representative Chairman Aric Nesbitt of the Committee on Energy Policy the Michigan Public Service Commission Attorney General Bill Schuette State Senator Phil Pavlov and State Representative Paul Muxlow to take all regulatory procedures needed to investigate alJthe aforementioned InformatJon and concerns for the health safety and welfare of our cItizens and Inhabitants

Board Adoption

This Resolution shall become effective on the date of Its adoption by the Worth Township Board

RESOLVED this O dayof j~ 010lw

ATIEST AS TO ADOPTION BY THE WORTH TOWNSHIP BOARD

$0 Resolved

Date 07- 2 D- b

Supervisor Philip G Essenmacher

~ Oerk Jennifer Stanyer

Motion to Adopt made by Board Member ~Yl)) Second by Board Member lAhxJtttff

Nay AbsentAye

Philip Essenmacher Supervisor

Jennifer Stanyer Clerk

Jennifer Woodruff Treasurer

Jack Wylie Trustee

Walter Badgerow Trustee

I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and complete copy of a resolution adopted by the Township Board

of Worth County of Sanilac Michigan at a Budget Meeting held onj~ 00 f OIQlli and that said meeting was given pursuant to ad In full compliance with the Open Meetl Act being PA 267 of 1976 and that the minutes of said meeting were kept and have been made available as required by said Act

Jennifer $tanyer - Clerk

Village of Reese Resolution No 13-14-01

A RESOLUTION ADDRESSING SMART METERS IN THE VILLAGE OF REESE

WHEREAS the teon Smart Meter often refers to an eleCOidty meter but it also may mean a device measuring natural gas or water consumption and

WHEREAS many communities across the country have joined forces to prohibit smart meters from being Installed locally mostly upon the notice ofhigher energy bills (Cost) illness (Health)forced installation ofmeter(lnvasion into Home) Privacyissues(4th Amendment right to Reasonable Expectation of Privacy) Safety and Liability and

WHEREAS on March 4 2013 the Planning Commission for the Village of Reese passed Resolution No 2013~02 that recommended that the Village Council consider takingjormal action to notify and ban allfuture use aSmart Meters within the VillQJe ofReese and

WHEREAS the Village Council believes that additional information relating to the use of smart meters 1n the Village of Reese needs to be compiled prior to making a definitive deCision with respect to banning the use ofthe devices NOW

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that at a regularly scheduled meeting of the Reese Village Counal being held on May 13 2013 ) a quorum being present a motion was made by KEAST and second by FIELBRANDT to place a moratorium on the use of ~smartmeterswithin the village limits for a period of six (6) months so that the Planning Commission can continue studying the matter AND

BE iT FURTHER RESOLVED tbatthe copies of this resolution be mailed to aD utility companies who provide electric gas and water services to the VIllage of Reese

Vote

Ayes 7 Nays 0 Abstain 0 Absent 0

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City Clerk l1wUlCi M Smilh

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CITY OF BROWN CITY A Progressive Industrial and Agricultural Community

4205 Main Street Post Office Box 99 Brown Cily Michigan 48416()099 Phone (810) 346middot2325 Fax (810)3463802 el11lil brownctygrealtllIkesne

CITY OF BROWN CITY Resolution Number 16-04

A RESOLUTION TO THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION EXPRESSING THE BROWN CITY COUNCILS CONCERN WITH THE

INSTALLATION OF DTE ENERGY SMART METERS AND A REQUEST TO EXPLORE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY EFFECTS

WHEREAS OTE Energy has begunlhe installation ofnew mele to CU$lomers in Michigan ThumtNlleA oommunities~ replacing existing meters with srcaUed Smart meters that is electric meters which viH broadcast information to the utility company using radio frequencies and

WHEREAS DTE Energy has indicaled thaI il will at some point begin installotion of Smart mete in the City of Brown City and

WHEREAS Smart mel provide benefit 10 utilities by allowing remole meter reading by among other things eiiminating the need for someone to go onto each utility customers property to read a meter and possibly offering residents lower electric rates at non~peak times and

WHEREAS a significant number ofpeople including residents or the Cil) of Brown City have expressed heir roucems 10 this Council hom potential health effects ofthe Smart melers as well tIS other concerns regarding lheir universal deployment in the City and

WHEREAS although the City COlmcil is inforoted that it is without jurisdiction to directly regulate Smart meters exclusive jurisdiction over them residing with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) the City Council believes it is appropriate to assist its citizens in obtaining consideration of their issues by requesting careful review thereof by tbe MPSC

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROWN CITY that

I The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perform a careful analysis fbe potential health and safety effilltts which may result from the univernal installation of Smart meters for electric and gas utilities

2 The MPSC is further requested to consider delaying the deployment of Smart mete pending a conclusion by the MPSC following coreful study lJd review that such met are safe and will have neither short-term nOr tong~term negative consequences to the health of the citizens of the City of Brown city and the State of Michigan generally

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3 The MPSC is asked to carefully examine other concerns regarding tbe deployment of Smart meters as may be sllbmilled 10 them by Tcside nls of the City of Brown Cily and lhe Stale of Michigan so as to insu re that all aspects or the issues are considered before final dctennination is mnde with respect 10 such deplo)111enl

4 The MPSC is funher asked to consider requi ring public lllilit ies to allow customers with appropriate medica l docwnellHll ion of their ind ividualized risks to opt out of SmOtrl me ter installation at their homes

5 The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perfoml a ca reful analysis ofrhe potential privacy issues regard ing available and fut ure SOlan meter technology

6 All resol Ulions inconsistent with [he foregoing resolut ion be and the same h~reby an repealed to the c-tent of such inconsi stency

The fo regoing Resolul ion was ofJered on May 9 20J 6 by Councilmember William Nailers and seconded by Counci l member Dan Loulzenhiser There folloed a Ro ll Call VOle with four (4) Councilmembers present eM Jacobson -alSlnl eM Louzenhiser-yes eM Mclvorycs eM Milkr-yes eM Parks-absent eM Wal(~rsmiddotyes

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A QUORUM BFING PRESENT - MOTION DECLARED CARRIED

I Juonii a M Smilh (ily Clerk o(the City or Brown Cit) hereby cen iry thallhe foregoing is tru and complelc copy orn resolutiOlllldoplcd by rhe Cily Counc il o r th~ government ofrhc City of Brown City County orSonilac Sl3te of Michigan al a regular mecting hcld on May 9 2016 and thai said m~etin ~ was conducted M d public notice of sa id mecling WaS given pursuam to and in fuJI compliance with Ih Oren Meelings Act bein Ac t 267 Public ActS o( Michigan 1976 and thaI the mimlles of ~a id meeting Wlfe kepi nnd ill be U f have been made available as requ ired by said Act

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RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THEAlIIUrv OF Clrv IEStDENTS AND PROnIffY OWNERS TO EUlCITO OPTmiddotOUT OF RECEMNG

ADVANCED UTilITY MmRS (SMART METElISl

The followIng preamble and resolution were offered by Coundlmember ~1 i t hoe J ~rL_~ and SlIpp-orted bV Councflmemher ~~__k Ll pa n __~

WHEREAS OTE Energy SVIARl meters (SMART rn~ters) are 0lltidern electrIc metirs which end elect(ic meter readings dutomatlcaty bv using a radio frequency nehvorK rather than 11 uarlitronal on-site ~te( reading method lind

WHEREAS DTt fnargys actively Installing SMART meters throughout southeastern Mlchigan And has recently moaJfed 11

latter to the City of caro pemin1na to the ability of City residents to opt-our of f(Celving a SMART meter and

WHEREAS a numberQf CIty residents have exprltssed tomems regarding negative health conditIons that may reson from the use of SMART meters the a(CUuKY ofSMART meters and the possibmty that th~ uS of SMART meters may contribute to Ute loss of personal Jlrivacy aod

WHEREAS the Mict~an Public SeNke ComPlisston has receotlydedded to lnvesligate seve-fal Il$pea$ pertalnloji to the use and installation of SMART metm and

WHOtpoundA5 the Mlthigan Public Service Commission tlSi a tompomml cf this lmt~stigation is requesting thai utmW comPanles disclose Information rega-rdltli tM po-tential adverse hearth effects associated with (he use of SMART metetS and

WHEREAS th~ City of CarD Council i$ charged with securing and defendioe the overall health safety_ aod welfare of the ldenU of the aiy and their guests

NOW THEREFORE BE rr RESOlVED that the City of (arc Council her) supports the abillty of Its residents and property owoe~ to elect to o-pt-out of receiving SMART meters m$taIJed

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Cam Coune supports the invGSlgat1ltm by the Mkhigan Public Servlce Commission of SMART meters

THIS RESOLUTiON DECLARED ADOPTED nus 5 DAV OF August 20131 ClerkITreasufac of 1M City of Cam State of Michigan do hereby certify tNt thE foraolng Resolution was duly adopted by the City of cam Council during its regular meeting Mid in the Municipal BunOlng in the Clty of Carcent on August 2013

Resolution It 16-201~ June 6 2016

RESOumON A RESQUJTiON SUPPORTING MfCHIGAN HOUSE BtLl4916 OR SIMIlAR IEGtsJATlON AND SUPPORTING THE AmUTY OF TOWNHSIP R6U)poundNTS TO CHOOSE TO HAVE AN ANALOG EtECTfUC AND GAS MEml RATHER THAN ASMART (ADVANCEtll MErE

WHEREAS smart meters are computerized electr1c meters that send electric meter readings to the utility via radiofrnquency radiation multiple times per day and

WHEREAS analog meters are manualJy read electromechanical meters that have accurately

measured the electrtc consumption of homes and busfnessesfor over acentury and

WHEREAS DTE Energy (the utility) is repiaclng exJs1ing utility meters with smart (oka advanced or AM) meters and

WHEREAS DTE EnelY plans to replace all meters with either the fully functioning smart meier orthe smart meter with the radlofrequency turned off (opt-out meter) and

WHEREAS the opt~()ut meter must be manoa read In the same way analog and nooshytransmitting digital meters must be read and

WHEREAS the IItl1ity in fts testimony berore the Pub1c $ervlce CQmmission in U-17053 has stated that the nonMtransmltting smart meter performs no functions not already performed by the analog electric meter and

WHEREAS the utility charges the residentJa customer $6720 to have the norHransmitting opt-out smart meter In place of the fully functionIng smart meter and

WHEREAS the cost of lealllng In piace an existing analog meter is $000 thus creating an unnecessary charge on the customer who does not wish to have a smart meter on their home Or business and

WHEREAS some persons on fixed lncomesare unable to afford the opt-out fees and

WHEREAS the utlJlty does not permit businesses to opt out and

WHEREAS1 citIzens of this oommunity have expressed many concerns about this replacement Including concerns about the health effects of mdlofrequency radIation and the voltage transients and harrnonfcs (line noise) generated by smart meters concerns about privacy and hacking concerns about fire safety and fire hazards concerns about Impending time-ofltse rates and resultant increases In electric bills and conterns aoout remote shut-off and

WHEREAS many residents in the State of Michigan have reported negative health symptoms after the installation of smart electric meters or rnm-transmittlng opt-out meters on their homes and

WHEREAS some residents of the State of Michigan have reported that their smart meter has cau~ht fire or exploded or have reported flickering lights and appliance short-outs Immediately after a smart meter was installed and

WHEREAS the Township of Vassar has worked tirelessly to attract positive Investment while rejecting those that put our health environment and quality of life at risk and

WHEREAS the Vassar Township Board of Trustees ts charged with securing and defending the overatl health safety and welfare of the residents of the Township and their guests and

WHEREAS the electromagnetic frequencies emitted and generated bV these meters have been snown by tens of thousands of scientific studies since the 19305 to harm biological systems and therefore may pose a serious long~term threat to the health of our cltlzensj and

WHEREAS customers with a disability under the Americans with DlsabIHtles middotAct may not be charged for accommodation of their disability and

WHEREAS both the nonmiddottransmittlng smart meter and the analog meter accurate IV measure electricity usage and whereas both must be read by a meter reader therefore making them indlstlngulshable for purposes of metering customer electrical usage and

WHEREAS smart meters have not been mandated by the federal or state government and

WHEREAS our Township is committed to providIng equal opportuntty and quality of rife for all and to removing full barriers to participation In public nfe on the basts of dlsabnity and

WHEREAS OTE has been unresponsive to these customer concerns and

WHEREAS House 81114916 would address these concerns without Impacting the utilitys ability to Install smart meters on the homes and busInesses of those who want a smart meter

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Vassar Township Board of Trustees supports the ability of OTE customers to not partidpate in the smart meter program on their homes and businesses and to have their electricity usage measured by an analog meter without suffering financial penalties or Incurring monthly charges as outlined in House 81114916 and that an analog option be offered in perpetuity to all uttllty customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar TownshIp Board ofTrustees calls upon the Chair of the House Energy Policy Committee the members oftne Energy Polhy Committee the state representative for our dlstrtct the state senator for our district the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Attorney General to do all In their power to ensure passage of House 81114916 and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar Township Soard ofTrustees calis upon the above-mentioned persons and governmental entitles If House 81114916 Is not passed in this legtslative session to do all In their power to ensure passage of legislation In the future that will ensure that utility customers have the right to have an anakJg meter on their homes or

middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

Vassar Township Clerk ~~--=-~

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AI ortmiddotpe~ kWh ClIpadly EIIOIJ O9COC per kWh Non-Capadty Cnor1V bull4J5lC kWh

NoW1Tlbef trvouqIIlo4~y

All on-peak kWh ~poundnH0y ~(nefQY

AlIllf-peak Clttp~(hy Cnorqy O679C Pltr kWh NolCIocgtyeniy EIgteOY 4751lt PH kWh

oN_V(O1 ~Chalt~ bull $5(l per mollh Oistrll)Jioll kWn CY al-roond) bull543(X per kWl1

Tlgtis rail fHI~~ thrH rrb t~ 4S 1M U CJitk~ Petlt priaff ttY d~ys wM Cril (ArP61llt e~ au callfll It r~)OUI~ro-I~~ ~~ Power ~ppIV Chltlr Onpuk MOMI) rldy 3 pm to 1 pm

AI on1nk kWh ~ [ JWl9bull bull bullbull bull bull bull __ bullbull 9759lt per kWh Non-~ItfMfQV bull 4049 ~~Wh

MId-jMk MOIIdiy bull nidi) 1 am to 3 pm 7 pm to n pm AI mId-oeak kWh

cKMy (-y bull 4OO5C Pltf kWII N~ity (otIQY 4049lt per kWll

OflP~~k 11 prI to 1 un and all dy S~hlrdy ound y nd -I1rIItd~

u oIt-aIlt kWh ~Itv Enerqy 0554C per kW~ Noo-c~clty (neroy 4049C per ~Wh

(Crtlieal PHIl _ ts cIInIQ on-pfU Worodly rriGay1o eo hours IIlaquo VN~ IIrtIttI ___ notl~)

All a1tlQl~peaK_Wh $09 I)et kWh Non-cpyenMy Eneroy bull 4049t per kWh

Oli~y CII9U OsIrWiontwto 5A)o( r- kWh Slaquoviltoc~ $750 p rrnonl h

~ onI-t 10 pIY1tWlMUy rsliJiftJ MltIrlc spIKI igtNfinQHtWdfhrOltJfJh_n-el8 f(X1y_ __ ~trloltlo Dtlt_1lOISJ

p~ w Sullfy Co Junt 11Ir0U9h OClobt

nrsl 11 kWn r- (Iv CiPM~ypoundnetQY bull l2l7 r- kwto NonCaPM~y ( QY ~616( per kWh

AddJlioNI kWll C~y~ bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbull 414IC IltI~Wh Hon-Cipadtyu-QY ~ 616( PfrkWll

Novembtf Ihrovfjh May -sl 20 kWh per dIy

cplaquoIlyEnHQ __ bull l844lt IltI kWtl HonltopJodl yOWrQY ~ 6OC PftkWll

A~lloMlkWh C~y [JWlQL bull QS5l( Pft kWII N~y[NQY lt11616lt pekWlgt

Ot lgtY CIgta 9n 5ervice CNrqe S75O per monlh ObI iIlUtlon kNh (YtlOOIl~ 5A)OC per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

r nlllIIpllbl~ Sp~c COndltlOnllllJ R~ r (CooICYIr(nt J

rills rale Is for ( tntr aItd iii $(Un ~I ~

~r~ 01 bull Iowff SLnraquoItf Ie IMl GIfl sr

)011 up W 8 perrMI OIl lhec porliotl 01 yoor ~ WIgtM )OUmt ~hsllJla ~e

mliff tNt briefly loltHnoP yoor air c~kgtrlIn9 to mHt l)l~ ()( ~IJIon Jswn Powe S_1y CtgtlO ~tNOUQhOd_ ~rr E1letQl __bullbullbullbull ~bullbullCIooIo99t ptllIIIIII N~y EnerQy bull J7eJ( pel kWn

Hclyentmbtr INIy capdtyE~ bullbull 2-97)( per kwto NooltlIJClty EMfoY ~7BJ( PI( kWh

OIlYery CaQe o ~MoeChilr~ (JuneIIlrQUQhOctOberI bull Sl95 per mon1h ontritlrJtlon kWh 1Yf0IIIIl) SltII3OC ptr kWh

ThIs iMe ls~ for cusOtlllaquoS who UW laquoshyIrk wafff IIHI~ for unitVYO flJr(1OStlo Coniroled 5laquoYIce tlnlt~)

Power Supply ChQtt mm C~ PM1tY [JWlIIV 1915 per kWh Non-~PKity rneW 25lt116( PH kWf

o~rv Cltqn 5efvice ChMe bullbullbull S1Igt per mont Oist ribullon kWh 5430 per kWh

Gorolhcrmel Tlmr of DaV Ratr

~l(USM~r~ nun 10 1pm Po Supply Ch O~

Jun 11II 0ltJqh (klobelt AU onpek kWh

C8C)yeniI- (net9Y 9nsc 1 kWh Nooltpady (Mrqy 2814lt per kwtl

AW offmiddotptallt IltWh CIpyenty Ene rQ~ 13J5 per ~Wh NotrCapodty E9Y 284 pot kWh

NovmM thrOUlh Mil All onPIWlt ~Wh

CeplKlly ( neroy U ODlt perW1 N~ity [MrQy 28l4lt pw kWh

AIIo1~ kWh Clpa(M ~ EJWl 9r lAJX ~r kW IIon-ltapac lly ~roy UtA C PE ~W~

tullv~ry C~qu seritl Charge 6]0( 1 day Distribution kWh (YeaHOllM) 4703C per kWh

Expertnlal Ellcl n c Vehcle Ra tl

Opt ion 1 Tlmt of Ot~ kino On~ fKIltfi McIl(I6y-FrkUly il4m 10 1Ipm Po Sypply CIlaQu

OfgtpaiI kWh calhy poundnto OVbull 6 779C IltI~Wh

NonQpadty EnerQY 9012C perkWh I oIIpuk kWh ~yEnlaquoQY 1695lt pelttWIgt Hon~ poundJWIIJ( 22silt pelt ~Wh

Oell~ery C~~ Servll a r~f $95 IXr morgtIh 1)sI IbuIkWh bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbullbull gtA)OC 1 kWh

09tlon1 Monthly F r~ ( UIgtf ~v~ l1Ut~ly) loonIlIIy I~ of $4511 ~r yellko IrKIYClINJ sur(narO ~Igtdcedillo

OTHER RATE OPTIONS

JllGrHnPowermiddot 1QIuntwy ~ffgtMJY IIfJ1fMl withgt( fnd soIM In Ofe _e ItrTitrxy lor ClISton1ft$ no dfth to IgtbVP ~ O(fdtflt potion of IMH elt(lrc IlSf ~trlbvtf( 10 r-ok(t~J ( ntDII(IfJtJ wpporI lhe ~ of __ftlWltIHI9InM~uvnmoreal

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HiI~ Le-n motp ll dtHn rQycomQrHnovlTlflts

Ht t MetfrlnQ - A dlt option IMI promolft ~M (RgtUrn~ HIW~ eledtijtrusi19 f~r~tS IUmlY reaMgt MtVOYcndiU ~ 1M power bull

rloltlllt ~bull -IIH atdits_ 1gt1_ TIIO _101 _oolltn o$JJ _h_ _ ~NO 6~ yo __ ~ TolnOUII -rI_Ul l~lbull _ _ cmM(RW~ _ __ oS1S) _~__ -- OI _nn

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WHOLE HOUSE RATE OPTIONS TIese service rates are provided throuqh one meter to a singJt or double OCCVPMlCY dwelin9

Residential ElectriC Service Rate Powe Suppfy CharOe First 17 kWh per dAY Capacity Energy bull 1065C JlE kWh NOItltapacily EntltVbullbullbull 4 767( PErkWh

Additional kWh capacity Energy 4590C per kWh Non-Capacity Enerqy bullbullbull 4751( per kWh

Delivery CNiroes 5efvice (halVe $750 per rnonl h RIA Credit middot $750 per monlh Di5tribvtlon kWhbullbull 543OC per kWh

Time of Day Rate-

On-peak h(Wrs MonCJay-rriday n Um 10 7 pm Power Supply CnarQes June through Octo~r

All on-peak kWh I Capactty Enerqy t2048C per-kllh N~lty EnenlY bull 4757lt per kWh

All otf-peak kWh capacity Energy bull bull 090OC Pfi kWh NonlaquoJpaci ty EnefQY bullbullbull 4757lt per kWh N~ IhrOU911 May

All on peak kWtl Capacity Energy bull 944OC per kWh Non-caPbCity Energy bullbullbullbull bull 4 757lt per kWh

AU oH-peak kWh Capacil y (nergybullbull bull o679C per kWh Non-capaclly Energy 4757( per kWh

fXgtltvery CllalQu Service Charge bull $750 per month Olstribvtlon kWh (YeaNovnd) 543O( per kWh

DynamiC Peak PnclnQ Rate This rate features th~ price tiers as well as Critical Peak prices for days when Critical Peak events are caIed It requires YO1f home to have the aovanced electric meIer Poer Supply Cllarg ~s Onpeak Monday Friday 3 pm to 7 pm

All on peak kWh Capacity EnerQt bullbull 9759C per kWh NOfIltQapacltt Energy 4049C per kWh

Mi(1)eilk MoIIdIlY friday am to 3 pm amp 7 pm to I pm All midpeak kWh

Capacity poundnerQy bullbullbull bullbullbull bullbull Aoose per kWh Non-tapaclty Enerqy bullbull bull 4Q49 per kWh

Off-peak 11 pm to 7 am and all day Saturday Sunday and desiQna~ holidays

All o ff-peak kWh capacity Enerqybullbullbull 0554( per kWh Nonltapacity (nergy 4 049( per kWh

(Critical Puk events dJrlnQ on-puk hours MondayshyFriday Ilmlto to eo lIours per year with ~vance notite

All criti calpeak kWh 5091 per kWh Nonltpatity Enerqy 4049C oer kWh

D1 Uv~ry Cha r Oes Oistribution kWh bull bull 543OC per kWh Service cMfQe $750 per month

Space HeatlOq Rate AfJPied oNy 10 ~miJOeflfr instilUed electric s~ce heltllin9 S(lrwct 11100011 0fIe meier IOn) II~f to KIU$MOIrIJ IlaquoWd on this tltf ~I(r 10 ~ 17 lOIS

PO tl Supply 0 J~ trrouOh October

(irst T7 kWh per day capacity [ MrQy bullbullbullbull bull bullbull bullbullbullbullbull bull bull 1217lt per kWh NOOCapacily Energybullbullbullbull bullbull d61b( per kWh

Additional kWn Capacity Energy bullbull 4741C per kWh NonmiddotCapaclly[nerqybullbull bullbullbull bull 4 616( per kWh

November through May (IrS 20 ~Wh per dat

Capacity ElKrQY bullbullbull 1844( per kWh NonCapaclty Ener9Y bull 4616C per kWh

Addi l lonal kWh Capacity [ ne((lY 0553lt per kWh Non-Capaci ty Ener9y 4616lt per kWh

Oeltvery C~afl)e ~

Service CllltlIqe 5750 per month Dislrlbullon kWh cYeM-roundl bull 5430lt per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

lnteruptlbte Space Conditioning Rate (CooICurrent s middot ) Thfs rale is (01 cmlraJ air 1M air $ltNrce hfijt wmps 7alltp adYanlaQe o( a ICYWef w mmer ra te thai C8II stlf

you vp to 18 (Jercf(ll on the coolf19 POfUOII oJ yotn energy bill wtlEn you e()(oII we istaN aseparate melpI lha1 clO briHIy IIIIerrvpt your air cMdilicnif9 to mee system or oeneratlon Issues POwer Supply ChArQe$

June throuQh October ~Enervv middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddot_middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotO499( perllWti f Non-Capacity Energy bull bull bull 3783lt per kWh

November thrOU(jh MAV Capaci ty Ener9Y bull2973( perkWh Non-Capaclty Energy bull3783lt Pfr kWh

Oellvery C~arQes Service Charge (June Ihrough October) bull $195 per month DisltiolJlion kWh (YeaOlJIdl 543OC per kWh

WatN Heating Strvce Rate

This rate Is a~alllJble for customers Who use an elecshy(ric wdler hedler tor sanitary pJrpos eJ Controlled service (Interrupt ible)

PO Wff Supply Charoes AU kWh Capacily Enerqy 1915lt per kWh NonltapaClty Energy bullbullbull bullbullbull2546( per kWh

Oelover y CharQes Service Charge bullbullbullbullbullbullbull5195 per month DiStribution kWh bullbullbullbullbullbull bullSA30C per kWh

DLWd-I On1J(aJL hOCJrs POIIef Supply

June throug AIfOfl~ak

Capacity NonCapi

Alt ntfflfak Capacily Non-Cap

November 11 All onpe~k C~pacity l NonCoplt

All olfpeak CapacIty I NoncaP

Dtl lvelY CharI Service Ct Distribut io

Option 1 Time On-pfak hour5 POW~( Supply

All on-peak kl CapacityE Non-(apa(

All oIlpeak k Capacil y [ I Non-Capa(

Delivery ( h~rQ Service Chan Distribution I

Oplion 2 MonU Monthly fee I and credits

OTHER RATE

isect4lM Outdoor ProtE who want sec(J wnere service dteeneroymiddotcon

riisectsectitltj MIGrHnP~

proqram wifh I ferrIOfI (Of c( orealer porl iol ren~wdbe re5(

01 tellWdble e mlQreenpower

GreenCurrent (R[C) basea re he developme a cillties- Learr

Net Meterlnq resource CJe~ r_waDI( re5(

thaI power

l itU1114ii4t An [lKfrit CII(

MltIitIoNi irQNrutlol Ale~~tlHt liutlje(t 10 UlchoJll)ftaflod ceocs lhal ~V by ltate TruHlOen1oa elK1r1 i-vla bull coIltn ~ Sl7S porf mont M ( I~ lor lWd of-llold CM~65yt~1I 01 ~

bull 1ie11c1er1t InaHr1t Crecln (RIAgt Custoowr rneeC 1IQ eIiQibHIIy requ~$ U KehOe bull $150 ~ IIOI)III (rfillllN 0IIId10 110(1 Oul laquoyou OIMIIly (all U~ lt14 8000471741 Rwc~ Of cwIOIrIe1S wno us ill maIOlt porI ion oI11gttlr IKll ley INtng oI1pe~ ron

In Woy lOI6 M ~ s caqe wQ opIit Into rwo ~_ _amplt1 -~irV middot~v u bt11r19 _ nolimPK1 UI jIOtioe yo _ 1 1lt Ienmiddot _ if bull nbolt ~y ltlft wi -1rO 01 CIOI DmOn

Tho rtln ~ IHs tr- If__~ tho ~n IooIk SoooYIltt eo ~~~~~ M 01 A~ult ~ 2018 TheI_ oln ClO no1 _ rcalgtlt NrQoltgt~ lVt[ t chor~ If f Iv P __- Of ltIt r~l -Wc_

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ~ VII sect28 33

sect 9 Compensation of county officers

Sec 9 BoampTds of s upervisors shan have exclusive power to fix the oomp officers not otherwise provided by law

runory Cocst 1963 All VII 9 Elf J I I 9amp yo ConrlNd amp CMII 1908ArI VllJ fR

sect 10 Removal of county seat

Sec 10 A county seat once established shall not be removed until the place nlch it is proposed to be moved shall be designated by two-thirds of the members of the board of supervisors and a majority of the electors voting thereon shall have a pproved the proposed locatioD in the manner prescribed by law

BiotDl)l Co llle3 An VII flO E( JOJJ 1 1964 l~ Con~tllull oD See COllSL ll108Art vrn t )3

sect 11 Indebtedness limitation

Selt 11 No Cltlunty shall incur any indebtedness which shall increase its total debt beyond 10 percent of its assessed valuation

lfiwry Cmol 1963Att VII tllEft Jan i 1i64 Fo e cmtltutlon s Conn 1906 Art vrn U 2

sect 12 Navigable streams permission to bridge or dam See 12 A oavigable stream shall not be hridged or dammed without permission granted by

the board of supervisors or the county as provided by law which pennission shall be subject to such reasonable compensation and otheT conditions as may seem best sui ted to safeguard the rights and interests of the county and political subdivisions the rein

QJO Cotgtu I~ Art VII U2 Ert Jan I 100 Fou eonia o 8M eo 180SArt vrn tl~

sect 13 Consolidation of counties approval by electors Sec 13 Two or more contiguous counties may combine into a Slagle county if approved in

each affected county by a majority of the electors voting on the quest ion IIUtDrr- eo t 1961Arr Vl t 13 Ell J 1 1964

sect 14 Organization and consolidation of townships Sec 14 The board of supervisors of each organized county may organize and consolidate

townships under restrictions and limitations provided by law Hi~ Coru 1963Arr VIto I~ ErrJLIgt 1 100-1 Fo CoGMI~U 01lJ See eoru 1908 Art Vlll us

sect 15 County intervention-in public utllity service and rate proceedings

x Sec 15 Any county when authotized by its board of supervisors sha ll have the authority to enter or to intervelle in any action or certificate proceeding involving the services charges or rates or any privately owned public utili ty furnishing services or collJJlodities to rate payers within the county

W O Coogt J961 Att VT I t iS Ell J I 19amp1

sect 16 Highways bridges culverts airports road tax limitation Sec 16 The legis lature may provide for the laying ou t construction improvement and

maintenance of highways bridges culverts and airports by the state and by the counties and townships thereof acd may authorize counties to take charge aod cootrol of auy highway within thei r limits ror such purposes The legislature may provide tbe powers and duties of Counties in relation to bighways bridges culverts and airports may provide ror county road commissioners to be appointed or elected with povers and duties provided by law The ad valorem property tax imposed for road purposes by any county shall not eltceed in any year one-half or one percent of the assessed valuation for the preceding year

ru ry Con t ampEl3 An VlI 4(6 Elf Jan I 196 Io ~Iuoo Su C I OO~ Art VIH ~2G

Jo~j Ftfrill9 440 N Srarr Smw Flfs-o a ellIJlIII O CO lo All 4R723

WI V 111 laIr Il middotI I~ I I [J O~ I 939middot672-378(1

PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

~~~ Jodi Fetting

Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

AittpAcs Policy GIOlp Airsp $iIViClWl us )epCfIrren ul T(Qrspo~ltrlto-

8GO lndeperdenoe Avenue SW WtW1Irglo DC 7059

Federal Aviation AdrninStrotion

JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

2

Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

3

Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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TOWNSHIP OF WORTH Sanilac County MicbigaD 6903 S Lakeshore Rd Lexington Michigan 48450

Telephone (810) 359-8852 Fax (810) 359-7027 F-mail CleTkworthmlorg

PhUlp EssenmacheT sup~JenDifer Staoyer Clerk Jenuifer Woodruff Treasurer Jack Wylie Trustee Walter Badgerow Trustee

RESOlUTION 16-7-20-1

RESOLUTION TO ALLOW WORTH TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF DETROIT EDISON TO OPT ltlUT OF THE SMART METER PROGRAM

Whereas Detrott Edison Company has begun the process of Installing within the boundaries of Worth Township digItal advanced meter infrastructure to be referred 10 in this resolution as smart meters I and

Whereas many township residents have expressed concerns about the Installation of sm art meters on their

homes to Worth Township officials and to the Worth Township Board and

Whereas these residents and Township Board members have expressed concern about the alleged Intrusion

into their respective energy usage attributed to smart meters and

Whereas many residential customers of Detroit Edison Company are concerned that emissions from smart meters may be attributed to serious health problems including but not limited to physiological neurological pulmonary vascular and sensory and

Whereas Michigan House 8i114916 was written to address the above mentioned concerns regarding smart meters and has been forwarded to the Committee on Energy Policy

Now therefore be it resolved that the Township of Worth SanIlac County supports the ability of OTE Energy customers to retain their current analog meters and to opt out of the smart meter program fortheir homes without being subject to financial penalties and additional monthly charges

Now therefore be It further resolved that the Worth Township Board of Trustees strongly encourages State Representative Chairman Aric Nesbitt of the Committee on Energy Policy the Michigan Public Service Commission Attorney General Bill Schuette State Senator Phil Pavlov and State Representative Paul Muxlow to take all regulatory procedures needed to investigate alJthe aforementioned InformatJon and concerns for the health safety and welfare of our cItizens and Inhabitants

Board Adoption

This Resolution shall become effective on the date of Its adoption by the Worth Township Board

RESOLVED this O dayof j~ 010lw

ATIEST AS TO ADOPTION BY THE WORTH TOWNSHIP BOARD

$0 Resolved

Date 07- 2 D- b

Supervisor Philip G Essenmacher

~ Oerk Jennifer Stanyer

Motion to Adopt made by Board Member ~Yl)) Second by Board Member lAhxJtttff

Nay AbsentAye

Philip Essenmacher Supervisor

Jennifer Stanyer Clerk

Jennifer Woodruff Treasurer

Jack Wylie Trustee

Walter Badgerow Trustee

I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and complete copy of a resolution adopted by the Township Board

of Worth County of Sanilac Michigan at a Budget Meeting held onj~ 00 f OIQlli and that said meeting was given pursuant to ad In full compliance with the Open Meetl Act being PA 267 of 1976 and that the minutes of said meeting were kept and have been made available as required by said Act

Jennifer $tanyer - Clerk

Village of Reese Resolution No 13-14-01

A RESOLUTION ADDRESSING SMART METERS IN THE VILLAGE OF REESE

WHEREAS the teon Smart Meter often refers to an eleCOidty meter but it also may mean a device measuring natural gas or water consumption and

WHEREAS many communities across the country have joined forces to prohibit smart meters from being Installed locally mostly upon the notice ofhigher energy bills (Cost) illness (Health)forced installation ofmeter(lnvasion into Home) Privacyissues(4th Amendment right to Reasonable Expectation of Privacy) Safety and Liability and

WHEREAS on March 4 2013 the Planning Commission for the Village of Reese passed Resolution No 2013~02 that recommended that the Village Council consider takingjormal action to notify and ban allfuture use aSmart Meters within the VillQJe ofReese and

WHEREAS the Village Council believes that additional information relating to the use of smart meters 1n the Village of Reese needs to be compiled prior to making a definitive deCision with respect to banning the use ofthe devices NOW

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that at a regularly scheduled meeting of the Reese Village Counal being held on May 13 2013 ) a quorum being present a motion was made by KEAST and second by FIELBRANDT to place a moratorium on the use of ~smartmeterswithin the village limits for a period of six (6) months so that the Planning Commission can continue studying the matter AND

BE iT FURTHER RESOLVED tbatthe copies of this resolution be mailed to aD utility companies who provide electric gas and water services to the VIllage of Reese

Vote

Ayes 7 Nays 0 Abstain 0 Absent 0

ft(Z~iJlage Clerk

(MmeUmmbers Pnrlcialaobscii OM ~1llUser Rcentsl Mtlvm )ul1eMilier Attclll Plfks Wlniam WaiterS

City Clerk l1wUlCi M Smilh

Admmismllwc A$~ Oid Voo Cum

CITY OF BROWN CITY A Progressive Industrial and Agricultural Community

4205 Main Street Post Office Box 99 Brown Cily Michigan 48416()099 Phone (810) 346middot2325 Fax (810)3463802 el11lil brownctygrealtllIkesne

CITY OF BROWN CITY Resolution Number 16-04

A RESOLUTION TO THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION EXPRESSING THE BROWN CITY COUNCILS CONCERN WITH THE

INSTALLATION OF DTE ENERGY SMART METERS AND A REQUEST TO EXPLORE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY EFFECTS

WHEREAS OTE Energy has begunlhe installation ofnew mele to CU$lomers in Michigan ThumtNlleA oommunities~ replacing existing meters with srcaUed Smart meters that is electric meters which viH broadcast information to the utility company using radio frequencies and

WHEREAS DTE Energy has indicaled thaI il will at some point begin installotion of Smart mete in the City of Brown City and

WHEREAS Smart mel provide benefit 10 utilities by allowing remole meter reading by among other things eiiminating the need for someone to go onto each utility customers property to read a meter and possibly offering residents lower electric rates at non~peak times and

WHEREAS a significant number ofpeople including residents or the Cil) of Brown City have expressed heir roucems 10 this Council hom potential health effects ofthe Smart melers as well tIS other concerns regarding lheir universal deployment in the City and

WHEREAS although the City COlmcil is inforoted that it is without jurisdiction to directly regulate Smart meters exclusive jurisdiction over them residing with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) the City Council believes it is appropriate to assist its citizens in obtaining consideration of their issues by requesting careful review thereof by tbe MPSC

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROWN CITY that

I The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perform a careful analysis fbe potential health and safety effilltts which may result from the univernal installation of Smart meters for electric and gas utilities

2 The MPSC is further requested to consider delaying the deployment of Smart mete pending a conclusion by the MPSC following coreful study lJd review that such met are safe and will have neither short-term nOr tong~term negative consequences to the health of the citizens of the City of Brown city and the State of Michigan generally

City amp1 BC(lwu City H6illurion )6-(14

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3 The MPSC is asked to carefully examine other concerns regarding tbe deployment of Smart meters as may be sllbmilled 10 them by Tcside nls of the City of Brown Cily and lhe Stale of Michigan so as to insu re that all aspects or the issues are considered before final dctennination is mnde with respect 10 such deplo)111enl

4 The MPSC is funher asked to consider requi ring public lllilit ies to allow customers with appropriate medica l docwnellHll ion of their ind ividualized risks to opt out of SmOtrl me ter installation at their homes

5 The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perfoml a ca reful analysis ofrhe potential privacy issues regard ing available and fut ure SOlan meter technology

6 All resol Ulions inconsistent with [he foregoing resolut ion be and the same h~reby an repealed to the c-tent of such inconsi stency

The fo regoing Resolul ion was ofJered on May 9 20J 6 by Councilmember William Nailers and seconded by Counci l member Dan Loulzenhiser There folloed a Ro ll Call VOle with four (4) Councilmembers present eM Jacobson -alSlnl eM Louzenhiser-yes eM Mclvorycs eM Milkr-yes eM Parks-absent eM Wal(~rsmiddotyes

Abs(ltlining ~

Ab~enl ~

A QUORUM BFING PRESENT - MOTION DECLARED CARRIED

I Juonii a M Smilh (ily Clerk o(the City or Brown Cit) hereby cen iry thallhe foregoing is tru and complelc copy orn resolutiOlllldoplcd by rhe Cily Counc il o r th~ government ofrhc City of Brown City County orSonilac Sl3te of Michigan al a regular mecting hcld on May 9 2016 and thai said m~etin ~ was conducted M d public notice of sa id mecling WaS given pursuam to and in fuJI compliance with Ih Oren Meelings Act bein Ac t 267 Public ActS o( Michigan 1976 and thaI the mimlles of ~a id meeting Wlfe kepi nnd ill be U f have been made available as requ ired by said Act

---1 L ~ r f - ~ _-7~~----~_ -c lt-1 JUClnilil M Smi th City Cleek City or Brown City Sanilac Count y Michigltln

lt 11 or Brown e ll) Rcsoluliun 16 middotJ~

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RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THEAlIIUrv OF Clrv IEStDENTS AND PROnIffY OWNERS TO EUlCITO OPTmiddotOUT OF RECEMNG

ADVANCED UTilITY MmRS (SMART METElISl

The followIng preamble and resolution were offered by Coundlmember ~1 i t hoe J ~rL_~ and SlIpp-orted bV Councflmemher ~~__k Ll pa n __~

WHEREAS OTE Energy SVIARl meters (SMART rn~ters) are 0lltidern electrIc metirs which end elect(ic meter readings dutomatlcaty bv using a radio frequency nehvorK rather than 11 uarlitronal on-site ~te( reading method lind

WHEREAS DTt fnargys actively Installing SMART meters throughout southeastern Mlchigan And has recently moaJfed 11

latter to the City of caro pemin1na to the ability of City residents to opt-our of f(Celving a SMART meter and

WHEREAS a numberQf CIty residents have exprltssed tomems regarding negative health conditIons that may reson from the use of SMART meters the a(CUuKY ofSMART meters and the possibmty that th~ uS of SMART meters may contribute to Ute loss of personal Jlrivacy aod

WHEREAS the Mict~an Public SeNke ComPlisston has receotlydedded to lnvesligate seve-fal Il$pea$ pertalnloji to the use and installation of SMART metm and

WHOtpoundA5 the Mlthigan Public Service Commission tlSi a tompomml cf this lmt~stigation is requesting thai utmW comPanles disclose Information rega-rdltli tM po-tential adverse hearth effects associated with (he use of SMART metetS and

WHEREAS th~ City of CarD Council i$ charged with securing and defendioe the overall health safety_ aod welfare of the ldenU of the aiy and their guests

NOW THEREFORE BE rr RESOlVED that the City of (arc Council her) supports the abillty of Its residents and property owoe~ to elect to o-pt-out of receiving SMART meters m$taIJed

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Cam Coune supports the invGSlgat1ltm by the Mkhigan Public Servlce Commission of SMART meters

THIS RESOLUTiON DECLARED ADOPTED nus 5 DAV OF August 20131 ClerkITreasufac of 1M City of Cam State of Michigan do hereby certify tNt thE foraolng Resolution was duly adopted by the City of cam Council during its regular meeting Mid in the Municipal BunOlng in the Clty of Carcent on August 2013

Resolution It 16-201~ June 6 2016

RESOumON A RESQUJTiON SUPPORTING MfCHIGAN HOUSE BtLl4916 OR SIMIlAR IEGtsJATlON AND SUPPORTING THE AmUTY OF TOWNHSIP R6U)poundNTS TO CHOOSE TO HAVE AN ANALOG EtECTfUC AND GAS MEml RATHER THAN ASMART (ADVANCEtll MErE

WHEREAS smart meters are computerized electr1c meters that send electric meter readings to the utility via radiofrnquency radiation multiple times per day and

WHEREAS analog meters are manualJy read electromechanical meters that have accurately

measured the electrtc consumption of homes and busfnessesfor over acentury and

WHEREAS DTE Energy (the utility) is repiaclng exJs1ing utility meters with smart (oka advanced or AM) meters and

WHEREAS DTE EnelY plans to replace all meters with either the fully functioning smart meier orthe smart meter with the radlofrequency turned off (opt-out meter) and

WHEREAS the opt~()ut meter must be manoa read In the same way analog and nooshytransmitting digital meters must be read and

WHEREAS the IItl1ity in fts testimony berore the Pub1c $ervlce CQmmission in U-17053 has stated that the nonMtransmltting smart meter performs no functions not already performed by the analog electric meter and

WHEREAS the utility charges the residentJa customer $6720 to have the norHransmitting opt-out smart meter In place of the fully functionIng smart meter and

WHEREAS the cost of lealllng In piace an existing analog meter is $000 thus creating an unnecessary charge on the customer who does not wish to have a smart meter on their home Or business and

WHEREAS some persons on fixed lncomesare unable to afford the opt-out fees and

WHEREAS the utlJlty does not permit businesses to opt out and

WHEREAS1 citIzens of this oommunity have expressed many concerns about this replacement Including concerns about the health effects of mdlofrequency radIation and the voltage transients and harrnonfcs (line noise) generated by smart meters concerns about privacy and hacking concerns about fire safety and fire hazards concerns about Impending time-ofltse rates and resultant increases In electric bills and conterns aoout remote shut-off and

WHEREAS many residents in the State of Michigan have reported negative health symptoms after the installation of smart electric meters or rnm-transmittlng opt-out meters on their homes and

WHEREAS some residents of the State of Michigan have reported that their smart meter has cau~ht fire or exploded or have reported flickering lights and appliance short-outs Immediately after a smart meter was installed and

WHEREAS the Township of Vassar has worked tirelessly to attract positive Investment while rejecting those that put our health environment and quality of life at risk and

WHEREAS the Vassar Township Board of Trustees ts charged with securing and defending the overatl health safety and welfare of the residents of the Township and their guests and

WHEREAS the electromagnetic frequencies emitted and generated bV these meters have been snown by tens of thousands of scientific studies since the 19305 to harm biological systems and therefore may pose a serious long~term threat to the health of our cltlzensj and

WHEREAS customers with a disability under the Americans with DlsabIHtles middotAct may not be charged for accommodation of their disability and

WHEREAS both the nonmiddottransmittlng smart meter and the analog meter accurate IV measure electricity usage and whereas both must be read by a meter reader therefore making them indlstlngulshable for purposes of metering customer electrical usage and

WHEREAS smart meters have not been mandated by the federal or state government and

WHEREAS our Township is committed to providIng equal opportuntty and quality of rife for all and to removing full barriers to participation In public nfe on the basts of dlsabnity and

WHEREAS OTE has been unresponsive to these customer concerns and

WHEREAS House 81114916 would address these concerns without Impacting the utilitys ability to Install smart meters on the homes and busInesses of those who want a smart meter

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Vassar Township Board of Trustees supports the ability of OTE customers to not partidpate in the smart meter program on their homes and businesses and to have their electricity usage measured by an analog meter without suffering financial penalties or Incurring monthly charges as outlined in House 81114916 and that an analog option be offered in perpetuity to all uttllty customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar TownshIp Board ofTrustees calls upon the Chair of the House Energy Policy Committee the members oftne Energy Polhy Committee the state representative for our dlstrtct the state senator for our district the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Attorney General to do all In their power to ensure passage of House 81114916 and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar Township Soard ofTrustees calis upon the above-mentioned persons and governmental entitles If House 81114916 Is not passed in this legtslative session to do all In their power to ensure passage of legislation In the future that will ensure that utility customers have the right to have an anakJg meter on their homes or

middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

Vassar Township Clerk ~~--=-~

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AI ortmiddotpe~ kWh ClIpadly EIIOIJ O9COC per kWh Non-Capadty Cnor1V bull4J5lC kWh

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(Crtlieal PHIl _ ts cIInIQ on-pfU Worodly rriGay1o eo hours IIlaquo VN~ IIrtIttI ___ notl~)

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Novembtf Ihrovfjh May -sl 20 kWh per dIy

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Delivery CNiroes 5efvice (halVe $750 per rnonl h RIA Credit middot $750 per monlh Di5tribvtlon kWhbullbull 543OC per kWh

Time of Day Rate-

On-peak h(Wrs MonCJay-rriday n Um 10 7 pm Power Supply CnarQes June through Octo~r

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All otf-peak kWh capacity Energy bull bull 090OC Pfi kWh NonlaquoJpaci ty EnefQY bullbullbull 4757lt per kWh N~ IhrOU911 May

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AU oH-peak kWh Capacil y (nergybullbull bull o679C per kWh Non-capaclly Energy 4757( per kWh

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DynamiC Peak PnclnQ Rate This rate features th~ price tiers as well as Critical Peak prices for days when Critical Peak events are caIed It requires YO1f home to have the aovanced electric meIer Poer Supply Cllarg ~s Onpeak Monday Friday 3 pm to 7 pm

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Mi(1)eilk MoIIdIlY friday am to 3 pm amp 7 pm to I pm All midpeak kWh

Capacity poundnerQy bullbullbull bullbullbull bullbull Aoose per kWh Non-tapaclty Enerqy bullbull bull 4Q49 per kWh

Off-peak 11 pm to 7 am and all day Saturday Sunday and desiQna~ holidays

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(Critical Puk events dJrlnQ on-puk hours MondayshyFriday Ilmlto to eo lIours per year with ~vance notite

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Space HeatlOq Rate AfJPied oNy 10 ~miJOeflfr instilUed electric s~ce heltllin9 S(lrwct 11100011 0fIe meier IOn) II~f to KIU$MOIrIJ IlaquoWd on this tltf ~I(r 10 ~ 17 lOIS

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November through May (IrS 20 ~Wh per dat

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sect 9 Compensation of county officers

Sec 9 BoampTds of s upervisors shan have exclusive power to fix the oomp officers not otherwise provided by law

runory Cocst 1963 All VII 9 Elf J I I 9amp yo ConrlNd amp CMII 1908ArI VllJ fR

sect 10 Removal of county seat

Sec 10 A county seat once established shall not be removed until the place nlch it is proposed to be moved shall be designated by two-thirds of the members of the board of supervisors and a majority of the electors voting thereon shall have a pproved the proposed locatioD in the manner prescribed by law

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sect 11 Indebtedness limitation

Selt 11 No Cltlunty shall incur any indebtedness which shall increase its total debt beyond 10 percent of its assessed valuation

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sect 12 Navigable streams permission to bridge or dam See 12 A oavigable stream shall not be hridged or dammed without permission granted by

the board of supervisors or the county as provided by law which pennission shall be subject to such reasonable compensation and otheT conditions as may seem best sui ted to safeguard the rights and interests of the county and political subdivisions the rein

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sect 13 Consolidation of counties approval by electors Sec 13 Two or more contiguous counties may combine into a Slagle county if approved in

each affected county by a majority of the electors voting on the quest ion IIUtDrr- eo t 1961Arr Vl t 13 Ell J 1 1964

sect 14 Organization and consolidation of townships Sec 14 The board of supervisors of each organized county may organize and consolidate

townships under restrictions and limitations provided by law Hi~ Coru 1963Arr VIto I~ ErrJLIgt 1 100-1 Fo CoGMI~U 01lJ See eoru 1908 Art Vlll us

sect 15 County intervention-in public utllity service and rate proceedings

x Sec 15 Any county when authotized by its board of supervisors sha ll have the authority to enter or to intervelle in any action or certificate proceeding involving the services charges or rates or any privately owned public utili ty furnishing services or collJJlodities to rate payers within the county

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sect 16 Highways bridges culverts airports road tax limitation Sec 16 The legis lature may provide for the laying ou t construction improvement and

maintenance of highways bridges culverts and airports by the state and by the counties and townships thereof acd may authorize counties to take charge aod cootrol of auy highway within thei r limits ror such purposes The legislature may provide tbe powers and duties of Counties in relation to bighways bridges culverts and airports may provide ror county road commissioners to be appointed or elected with povers and duties provided by law The ad valorem property tax imposed for road purposes by any county shall not eltceed in any year one-half or one percent of the assessed valuation for the preceding year

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

~~~ Jodi Fetting

Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

AittpAcs Policy GIOlp Airsp $iIViClWl us )epCfIrren ul T(Qrspo~ltrlto-

8GO lndeperdenoe Avenue SW WtW1Irglo DC 7059

Federal Aviation AdrninStrotion

JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

2

Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

3

Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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Board Adoption

This Resolution shall become effective on the date of Its adoption by the Worth Township Board

RESOLVED this O dayof j~ 010lw

ATIEST AS TO ADOPTION BY THE WORTH TOWNSHIP BOARD

$0 Resolved

Date 07- 2 D- b

Supervisor Philip G Essenmacher

~ Oerk Jennifer Stanyer

Motion to Adopt made by Board Member ~Yl)) Second by Board Member lAhxJtttff

Nay AbsentAye

Philip Essenmacher Supervisor

Jennifer Stanyer Clerk

Jennifer Woodruff Treasurer

Jack Wylie Trustee

Walter Badgerow Trustee

I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and complete copy of a resolution adopted by the Township Board

of Worth County of Sanilac Michigan at a Budget Meeting held onj~ 00 f OIQlli and that said meeting was given pursuant to ad In full compliance with the Open Meetl Act being PA 267 of 1976 and that the minutes of said meeting were kept and have been made available as required by said Act

Jennifer $tanyer - Clerk

Village of Reese Resolution No 13-14-01

A RESOLUTION ADDRESSING SMART METERS IN THE VILLAGE OF REESE

WHEREAS the teon Smart Meter often refers to an eleCOidty meter but it also may mean a device measuring natural gas or water consumption and

WHEREAS many communities across the country have joined forces to prohibit smart meters from being Installed locally mostly upon the notice ofhigher energy bills (Cost) illness (Health)forced installation ofmeter(lnvasion into Home) Privacyissues(4th Amendment right to Reasonable Expectation of Privacy) Safety and Liability and

WHEREAS on March 4 2013 the Planning Commission for the Village of Reese passed Resolution No 2013~02 that recommended that the Village Council consider takingjormal action to notify and ban allfuture use aSmart Meters within the VillQJe ofReese and

WHEREAS the Village Council believes that additional information relating to the use of smart meters 1n the Village of Reese needs to be compiled prior to making a definitive deCision with respect to banning the use ofthe devices NOW

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that at a regularly scheduled meeting of the Reese Village Counal being held on May 13 2013 ) a quorum being present a motion was made by KEAST and second by FIELBRANDT to place a moratorium on the use of ~smartmeterswithin the village limits for a period of six (6) months so that the Planning Commission can continue studying the matter AND

BE iT FURTHER RESOLVED tbatthe copies of this resolution be mailed to aD utility companies who provide electric gas and water services to the VIllage of Reese

Vote

Ayes 7 Nays 0 Abstain 0 Absent 0

ft(Z~iJlage Clerk

(MmeUmmbers Pnrlcialaobscii OM ~1llUser Rcentsl Mtlvm )ul1eMilier Attclll Plfks Wlniam WaiterS

City Clerk l1wUlCi M Smilh

Admmismllwc A$~ Oid Voo Cum

CITY OF BROWN CITY A Progressive Industrial and Agricultural Community

4205 Main Street Post Office Box 99 Brown Cily Michigan 48416()099 Phone (810) 346middot2325 Fax (810)3463802 el11lil brownctygrealtllIkesne

CITY OF BROWN CITY Resolution Number 16-04

A RESOLUTION TO THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION EXPRESSING THE BROWN CITY COUNCILS CONCERN WITH THE

INSTALLATION OF DTE ENERGY SMART METERS AND A REQUEST TO EXPLORE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY EFFECTS

WHEREAS OTE Energy has begunlhe installation ofnew mele to CU$lomers in Michigan ThumtNlleA oommunities~ replacing existing meters with srcaUed Smart meters that is electric meters which viH broadcast information to the utility company using radio frequencies and

WHEREAS DTE Energy has indicaled thaI il will at some point begin installotion of Smart mete in the City of Brown City and

WHEREAS Smart mel provide benefit 10 utilities by allowing remole meter reading by among other things eiiminating the need for someone to go onto each utility customers property to read a meter and possibly offering residents lower electric rates at non~peak times and

WHEREAS a significant number ofpeople including residents or the Cil) of Brown City have expressed heir roucems 10 this Council hom potential health effects ofthe Smart melers as well tIS other concerns regarding lheir universal deployment in the City and

WHEREAS although the City COlmcil is inforoted that it is without jurisdiction to directly regulate Smart meters exclusive jurisdiction over them residing with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) the City Council believes it is appropriate to assist its citizens in obtaining consideration of their issues by requesting careful review thereof by tbe MPSC

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROWN CITY that

I The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perform a careful analysis fbe potential health and safety effilltts which may result from the univernal installation of Smart meters for electric and gas utilities

2 The MPSC is further requested to consider delaying the deployment of Smart mete pending a conclusion by the MPSC following coreful study lJd review that such met are safe and will have neither short-term nOr tong~term negative consequences to the health of the citizens of the City of Brown city and the State of Michigan generally

City amp1 BC(lwu City H6illurion )6-(14

Page 10f2

3 The MPSC is asked to carefully examine other concerns regarding tbe deployment of Smart meters as may be sllbmilled 10 them by Tcside nls of the City of Brown Cily and lhe Stale of Michigan so as to insu re that all aspects or the issues are considered before final dctennination is mnde with respect 10 such deplo)111enl

4 The MPSC is funher asked to consider requi ring public lllilit ies to allow customers with appropriate medica l docwnellHll ion of their ind ividualized risks to opt out of SmOtrl me ter installation at their homes

5 The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perfoml a ca reful analysis ofrhe potential privacy issues regard ing available and fut ure SOlan meter technology

6 All resol Ulions inconsistent with [he foregoing resolut ion be and the same h~reby an repealed to the c-tent of such inconsi stency

The fo regoing Resolul ion was ofJered on May 9 20J 6 by Councilmember William Nailers and seconded by Counci l member Dan Loulzenhiser There folloed a Ro ll Call VOle with four (4) Councilmembers present eM Jacobson -alSlnl eM Louzenhiser-yes eM Mclvorycs eM Milkr-yes eM Parks-absent eM Wal(~rsmiddotyes

Abs(ltlining ~

Ab~enl ~

A QUORUM BFING PRESENT - MOTION DECLARED CARRIED

I Juonii a M Smilh (ily Clerk o(the City or Brown Cit) hereby cen iry thallhe foregoing is tru and complelc copy orn resolutiOlllldoplcd by rhe Cily Counc il o r th~ government ofrhc City of Brown City County orSonilac Sl3te of Michigan al a regular mecting hcld on May 9 2016 and thai said m~etin ~ was conducted M d public notice of sa id mecling WaS given pursuam to and in fuJI compliance with Ih Oren Meelings Act bein Ac t 267 Public ActS o( Michigan 1976 and thaI the mimlles of ~a id meeting Wlfe kepi nnd ill be U f have been made available as requ ired by said Act

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lt 11 or Brown e ll) Rcsoluliun 16 middotJ~

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RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THEAlIIUrv OF Clrv IEStDENTS AND PROnIffY OWNERS TO EUlCITO OPTmiddotOUT OF RECEMNG

ADVANCED UTilITY MmRS (SMART METElISl

The followIng preamble and resolution were offered by Coundlmember ~1 i t hoe J ~rL_~ and SlIpp-orted bV Councflmemher ~~__k Ll pa n __~

WHEREAS OTE Energy SVIARl meters (SMART rn~ters) are 0lltidern electrIc metirs which end elect(ic meter readings dutomatlcaty bv using a radio frequency nehvorK rather than 11 uarlitronal on-site ~te( reading method lind

WHEREAS DTt fnargys actively Installing SMART meters throughout southeastern Mlchigan And has recently moaJfed 11

latter to the City of caro pemin1na to the ability of City residents to opt-our of f(Celving a SMART meter and

WHEREAS a numberQf CIty residents have exprltssed tomems regarding negative health conditIons that may reson from the use of SMART meters the a(CUuKY ofSMART meters and the possibmty that th~ uS of SMART meters may contribute to Ute loss of personal Jlrivacy aod

WHEREAS the Mict~an Public SeNke ComPlisston has receotlydedded to lnvesligate seve-fal Il$pea$ pertalnloji to the use and installation of SMART metm and

WHOtpoundA5 the Mlthigan Public Service Commission tlSi a tompomml cf this lmt~stigation is requesting thai utmW comPanles disclose Information rega-rdltli tM po-tential adverse hearth effects associated with (he use of SMART metetS and

WHEREAS th~ City of CarD Council i$ charged with securing and defendioe the overall health safety_ aod welfare of the ldenU of the aiy and their guests

NOW THEREFORE BE rr RESOlVED that the City of (arc Council her) supports the abillty of Its residents and property owoe~ to elect to o-pt-out of receiving SMART meters m$taIJed

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Cam Coune supports the invGSlgat1ltm by the Mkhigan Public Servlce Commission of SMART meters

THIS RESOLUTiON DECLARED ADOPTED nus 5 DAV OF August 20131 ClerkITreasufac of 1M City of Cam State of Michigan do hereby certify tNt thE foraolng Resolution was duly adopted by the City of cam Council during its regular meeting Mid in the Municipal BunOlng in the Clty of Carcent on August 2013

Resolution It 16-201~ June 6 2016

RESOumON A RESQUJTiON SUPPORTING MfCHIGAN HOUSE BtLl4916 OR SIMIlAR IEGtsJATlON AND SUPPORTING THE AmUTY OF TOWNHSIP R6U)poundNTS TO CHOOSE TO HAVE AN ANALOG EtECTfUC AND GAS MEml RATHER THAN ASMART (ADVANCEtll MErE

WHEREAS smart meters are computerized electr1c meters that send electric meter readings to the utility via radiofrnquency radiation multiple times per day and

WHEREAS analog meters are manualJy read electromechanical meters that have accurately

measured the electrtc consumption of homes and busfnessesfor over acentury and

WHEREAS DTE Energy (the utility) is repiaclng exJs1ing utility meters with smart (oka advanced or AM) meters and

WHEREAS DTE EnelY plans to replace all meters with either the fully functioning smart meier orthe smart meter with the radlofrequency turned off (opt-out meter) and

WHEREAS the opt~()ut meter must be manoa read In the same way analog and nooshytransmitting digital meters must be read and

WHEREAS the IItl1ity in fts testimony berore the Pub1c $ervlce CQmmission in U-17053 has stated that the nonMtransmltting smart meter performs no functions not already performed by the analog electric meter and

WHEREAS the utility charges the residentJa customer $6720 to have the norHransmitting opt-out smart meter In place of the fully functionIng smart meter and

WHEREAS the cost of lealllng In piace an existing analog meter is $000 thus creating an unnecessary charge on the customer who does not wish to have a smart meter on their home Or business and

WHEREAS some persons on fixed lncomesare unable to afford the opt-out fees and

WHEREAS the utlJlty does not permit businesses to opt out and

WHEREAS1 citIzens of this oommunity have expressed many concerns about this replacement Including concerns about the health effects of mdlofrequency radIation and the voltage transients and harrnonfcs (line noise) generated by smart meters concerns about privacy and hacking concerns about fire safety and fire hazards concerns about Impending time-ofltse rates and resultant increases In electric bills and conterns aoout remote shut-off and

WHEREAS many residents in the State of Michigan have reported negative health symptoms after the installation of smart electric meters or rnm-transmittlng opt-out meters on their homes and

WHEREAS some residents of the State of Michigan have reported that their smart meter has cau~ht fire or exploded or have reported flickering lights and appliance short-outs Immediately after a smart meter was installed and

WHEREAS the Township of Vassar has worked tirelessly to attract positive Investment while rejecting those that put our health environment and quality of life at risk and

WHEREAS the Vassar Township Board of Trustees ts charged with securing and defending the overatl health safety and welfare of the residents of the Township and their guests and

WHEREAS the electromagnetic frequencies emitted and generated bV these meters have been snown by tens of thousands of scientific studies since the 19305 to harm biological systems and therefore may pose a serious long~term threat to the health of our cltlzensj and

WHEREAS customers with a disability under the Americans with DlsabIHtles middotAct may not be charged for accommodation of their disability and

WHEREAS both the nonmiddottransmittlng smart meter and the analog meter accurate IV measure electricity usage and whereas both must be read by a meter reader therefore making them indlstlngulshable for purposes of metering customer electrical usage and

WHEREAS smart meters have not been mandated by the federal or state government and

WHEREAS our Township is committed to providIng equal opportuntty and quality of rife for all and to removing full barriers to participation In public nfe on the basts of dlsabnity and

WHEREAS OTE has been unresponsive to these customer concerns and

WHEREAS House 81114916 would address these concerns without Impacting the utilitys ability to Install smart meters on the homes and busInesses of those who want a smart meter

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Vassar Township Board of Trustees supports the ability of OTE customers to not partidpate in the smart meter program on their homes and businesses and to have their electricity usage measured by an analog meter without suffering financial penalties or Incurring monthly charges as outlined in House 81114916 and that an analog option be offered in perpetuity to all uttllty customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar TownshIp Board ofTrustees calls upon the Chair of the House Energy Policy Committee the members oftne Energy Polhy Committee the state representative for our dlstrtct the state senator for our district the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Attorney General to do all In their power to ensure passage of House 81114916 and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar Township Soard ofTrustees calis upon the above-mentioned persons and governmental entitles If House 81114916 Is not passed in this legtslative session to do all In their power to ensure passage of legislation In the future that will ensure that utility customers have the right to have an anakJg meter on their homes or

middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

Vassar Township Clerk ~~--=-~

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AdditioMl kWh CitpKtty (nerqyH AS90C kWh ~ EneW 761lt PH kWh

OIv~ V (l1li1 Seltviu~ 5750 permorltn lilA Crfdlt bull$150 Pl month Distribution kWh bullbullbullbull bullbull bullbull bullbullbullbull 5lt130( pef kWll

~aIr loin oIoIIIUrIriIUy un to 1pm 10_ SUPII ly C I~ JuM IIrouqh Odc btf

oo-pealr kWh ~y~___u ~_1IWb ~y tneltgy 415t per kWh

AI ortmiddotpe~ kWh ClIpadly EIIOIJ O9COC per kWh Non-Capadty Cnor1V bull4J5lC kWh

NoW1Tlbef trvouqIIlo4~y

All on-peak kWh ~poundnH0y ~(nefQY

AlIllf-peak Clttp~(hy Cnorqy O679C Pltr kWh NolCIocgtyeniy EIgteOY 4751lt PH kWh

oN_V(O1 ~Chalt~ bull $5(l per mollh Oistrll)Jioll kWn CY al-roond) bull543(X per kWl1

Tlgtis rail fHI~~ thrH rrb t~ 4S 1M U CJitk~ Petlt priaff ttY d~ys wM Cril (ArP61llt e~ au callfll It r~)OUI~ro-I~~ ~~ Power ~ppIV Chltlr Onpuk MOMI) rldy 3 pm to 1 pm

AI on1nk kWh ~ [ JWl9bull bull bullbull bull bull bull __ bullbull 9759lt per kWh Non-~ItfMfQV bull 4049 ~~Wh

MId-jMk MOIIdiy bull nidi) 1 am to 3 pm 7 pm to n pm AI mId-oeak kWh

cKMy (-y bull 4OO5C Pltf kWII N~ity (otIQY 4049lt per kWll

OflP~~k 11 prI to 1 un and all dy S~hlrdy ound y nd -I1rIItd~

u oIt-aIlt kWh ~Itv Enerqy 0554C per kW~ Noo-c~clty (neroy 4049C per ~Wh

(Crtlieal PHIl _ ts cIInIQ on-pfU Worodly rriGay1o eo hours IIlaquo VN~ IIrtIttI ___ notl~)

All a1tlQl~peaK_Wh $09 I)et kWh Non-cpyenMy Eneroy bull 4049t per kWh

Oli~y CII9U OsIrWiontwto 5A)o( r- kWh Slaquoviltoc~ $750 p rrnonl h

~ onI-t 10 pIY1tWlMUy rsliJiftJ MltIrlc spIKI igtNfinQHtWdfhrOltJfJh_n-el8 f(X1y_ __ ~trloltlo Dtlt_1lOISJ

p~ w Sullfy Co Junt 11Ir0U9h OClobt

nrsl 11 kWn r- (Iv CiPM~ypoundnetQY bull l2l7 r- kwto NonCaPM~y ( QY ~616( per kWh

AddJlioNI kWll C~y~ bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbull 414IC IltI~Wh Hon-Cipadtyu-QY ~ 616( PfrkWll

Novembtf Ihrovfjh May -sl 20 kWh per dIy

cplaquoIlyEnHQ __ bull l844lt IltI kWtl HonltopJodl yOWrQY ~ 6OC PftkWll

A~lloMlkWh C~y [JWlQL bull QS5l( Pft kWII N~y[NQY lt11616lt pekWlgt

Ot lgtY CIgta 9n 5ervice CNrqe S75O per monlh ObI iIlUtlon kNh (YtlOOIl~ 5A)OC per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

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Hclyentmbtr INIy capdtyE~ bullbull 2-97)( per kwto NooltlIJClty EMfoY ~7BJ( PI( kWh

OIlYery CaQe o ~MoeChilr~ (JuneIIlrQUQhOctOberI bull Sl95 per mon1h ontritlrJtlon kWh 1Yf0IIIIl) SltII3OC ptr kWh

ThIs iMe ls~ for cusOtlllaquoS who UW laquoshyIrk wafff IIHI~ for unitVYO flJr(1OStlo Coniroled 5laquoYIce tlnlt~)

Power Supply ChQtt mm C~ PM1tY [JWlIIV 1915 per kWh Non-~PKity rneW 25lt116( PH kWf

o~rv Cltqn 5efvice ChMe bullbullbull S1Igt per mont Oist ribullon kWh 5430 per kWh

Gorolhcrmel Tlmr of DaV Ratr

~l(USM~r~ nun 10 1pm Po Supply Ch O~

Jun 11II 0ltJqh (klobelt AU onpek kWh

C8C)yeniI- (net9Y 9nsc 1 kWh Nooltpady (Mrqy 2814lt per kwtl

AW offmiddotptallt IltWh CIpyenty Ene rQ~ 13J5 per ~Wh NotrCapodty E9Y 284 pot kWh

NovmM thrOUlh Mil All onPIWlt ~Wh

CeplKlly ( neroy U ODlt perW1 N~ity [MrQy 28l4lt pw kWh

AIIo1~ kWh Clpa(M ~ EJWl 9r lAJX ~r kW IIon-ltapac lly ~roy UtA C PE ~W~

tullv~ry C~qu seritl Charge 6]0( 1 day Distribution kWh (YeaHOllM) 4703C per kWh

Expertnlal Ellcl n c Vehcle Ra tl

Opt ion 1 Tlmt of Ot~ kino On~ fKIltfi McIl(I6y-FrkUly il4m 10 1Ipm Po Sypply CIlaQu

OfgtpaiI kWh calhy poundnto OVbull 6 779C IltI~Wh

NonQpadty EnerQY 9012C perkWh I oIIpuk kWh ~yEnlaquoQY 1695lt pelttWIgt Hon~ poundJWIIJ( 22silt pelt ~Wh

Oell~ery C~~ Servll a r~f $95 IXr morgtIh 1)sI IbuIkWh bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbullbull gtA)OC 1 kWh

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OTHER RATE OPTIONS

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WHOLE HOUSE RATE OPTIONS TIese service rates are provided throuqh one meter to a singJt or double OCCVPMlCY dwelin9

Residential ElectriC Service Rate Powe Suppfy CharOe First 17 kWh per dAY Capacity Energy bull 1065C JlE kWh NOItltapacily EntltVbullbullbull 4 767( PErkWh

Additional kWh capacity Energy 4590C per kWh Non-Capacity Enerqy bullbullbull 4751( per kWh

Delivery CNiroes 5efvice (halVe $750 per rnonl h RIA Credit middot $750 per monlh Di5tribvtlon kWhbullbull 543OC per kWh

Time of Day Rate-

On-peak h(Wrs MonCJay-rriday n Um 10 7 pm Power Supply CnarQes June through Octo~r

All on-peak kWh I Capactty Enerqy t2048C per-kllh N~lty EnenlY bull 4757lt per kWh

All otf-peak kWh capacity Energy bull bull 090OC Pfi kWh NonlaquoJpaci ty EnefQY bullbullbull 4757lt per kWh N~ IhrOU911 May

All on peak kWtl Capacity Energy bull 944OC per kWh Non-caPbCity Energy bullbullbullbull bull 4 757lt per kWh

AU oH-peak kWh Capacil y (nergybullbull bull o679C per kWh Non-capaclly Energy 4757( per kWh

fXgtltvery CllalQu Service Charge bull $750 per month Olstribvtlon kWh (YeaNovnd) 543O( per kWh

DynamiC Peak PnclnQ Rate This rate features th~ price tiers as well as Critical Peak prices for days when Critical Peak events are caIed It requires YO1f home to have the aovanced electric meIer Poer Supply Cllarg ~s Onpeak Monday Friday 3 pm to 7 pm

All on peak kWh Capacity EnerQt bullbull 9759C per kWh NOfIltQapacltt Energy 4049C per kWh

Mi(1)eilk MoIIdIlY friday am to 3 pm amp 7 pm to I pm All midpeak kWh

Capacity poundnerQy bullbullbull bullbullbull bullbull Aoose per kWh Non-tapaclty Enerqy bullbull bull 4Q49 per kWh

Off-peak 11 pm to 7 am and all day Saturday Sunday and desiQna~ holidays

All o ff-peak kWh capacity Enerqybullbullbull 0554( per kWh Nonltapacity (nergy 4 049( per kWh

(Critical Puk events dJrlnQ on-puk hours MondayshyFriday Ilmlto to eo lIours per year with ~vance notite

All criti calpeak kWh 5091 per kWh Nonltpatity Enerqy 4049C oer kWh

D1 Uv~ry Cha r Oes Oistribution kWh bull bull 543OC per kWh Service cMfQe $750 per month

Space HeatlOq Rate AfJPied oNy 10 ~miJOeflfr instilUed electric s~ce heltllin9 S(lrwct 11100011 0fIe meier IOn) II~f to KIU$MOIrIJ IlaquoWd on this tltf ~I(r 10 ~ 17 lOIS

PO tl Supply 0 J~ trrouOh October

(irst T7 kWh per day capacity [ MrQy bullbullbullbull bull bullbull bullbullbullbullbull bull bull 1217lt per kWh NOOCapacily Energybullbullbullbull bullbull d61b( per kWh

Additional kWn Capacity Energy bullbull 4741C per kWh NonmiddotCapaclly[nerqybullbull bullbullbull bull 4 616( per kWh

November through May (IrS 20 ~Wh per dat

Capacity ElKrQY bullbullbull 1844( per kWh NonCapaclty Ener9Y bull 4616C per kWh

Addi l lonal kWh Capacity [ ne((lY 0553lt per kWh Non-Capaci ty Ener9y 4616lt per kWh

Oeltvery C~afl)e ~

Service CllltlIqe 5750 per month Dislrlbullon kWh cYeM-roundl bull 5430lt per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

lnteruptlbte Space Conditioning Rate (CooICurrent s middot ) Thfs rale is (01 cmlraJ air 1M air $ltNrce hfijt wmps 7alltp adYanlaQe o( a ICYWef w mmer ra te thai C8II stlf

you vp to 18 (Jercf(ll on the coolf19 POfUOII oJ yotn energy bill wtlEn you e()(oII we istaN aseparate melpI lha1 clO briHIy IIIIerrvpt your air cMdilicnif9 to mee system or oeneratlon Issues POwer Supply ChArQe$

June throuQh October ~Enervv middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddot_middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotO499( perllWti f Non-Capacity Energy bull bull bull 3783lt per kWh

November thrOU(jh MAV Capaci ty Ener9Y bull2973( perkWh Non-Capaclty Energy bull3783lt Pfr kWh

Oellvery C~arQes Service Charge (June Ihrough October) bull $195 per month DisltiolJlion kWh (YeaOlJIdl 543OC per kWh

WatN Heating Strvce Rate

This rate Is a~alllJble for customers Who use an elecshy(ric wdler hedler tor sanitary pJrpos eJ Controlled service (Interrupt ible)

PO Wff Supply Charoes AU kWh Capacily Enerqy 1915lt per kWh NonltapaClty Energy bullbullbull bullbullbull2546( per kWh

Oelover y CharQes Service Charge bullbullbullbullbullbullbull5195 per month DiStribution kWh bullbullbullbullbullbull bullSA30C per kWh

DLWd-I On1J(aJL hOCJrs POIIef Supply

June throug AIfOfl~ak

Capacity NonCapi

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November 11 All onpe~k C~pacity l NonCoplt

All olfpeak CapacIty I NoncaP

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Option 1 Time On-pfak hour5 POW~( Supply

All on-peak kl CapacityE Non-(apa(

All oIlpeak k Capacil y [ I Non-Capa(

Delivery ( h~rQ Service Chan Distribution I

Oplion 2 MonU Monthly fee I and credits

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bull 1ie11c1er1t InaHr1t Crecln (RIAgt Custoowr rneeC 1IQ eIiQibHIIy requ~$ U KehOe bull $150 ~ IIOI)III (rfillllN 0IIId10 110(1 Oul laquoyou OIMIIly (all U~ lt14 8000471741 Rwc~ Of cwIOIrIe1S wno us ill maIOlt porI ion oI11gttlr IKll ley INtng oI1pe~ ron

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Tho rtln ~ IHs tr- If__~ tho ~n IooIk SoooYIltt eo ~~~~~ M 01 A~ult ~ 2018 TheI_ oln ClO no1 _ rcalgtlt NrQoltgt~ lVt[ t chor~ If f Iv P __- Of ltIt r~l -Wc_

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ~ VII sect28 33

sect 9 Compensation of county officers

Sec 9 BoampTds of s upervisors shan have exclusive power to fix the oomp officers not otherwise provided by law

runory Cocst 1963 All VII 9 Elf J I I 9amp yo ConrlNd amp CMII 1908ArI VllJ fR

sect 10 Removal of county seat

Sec 10 A county seat once established shall not be removed until the place nlch it is proposed to be moved shall be designated by two-thirds of the members of the board of supervisors and a majority of the electors voting thereon shall have a pproved the proposed locatioD in the manner prescribed by law

BiotDl)l Co llle3 An VII flO E( JOJJ 1 1964 l~ Con~tllull oD See COllSL ll108Art vrn t )3

sect 11 Indebtedness limitation

Selt 11 No Cltlunty shall incur any indebtedness which shall increase its total debt beyond 10 percent of its assessed valuation

lfiwry Cmol 1963Att VII tllEft Jan i 1i64 Fo e cmtltutlon s Conn 1906 Art vrn U 2

sect 12 Navigable streams permission to bridge or dam See 12 A oavigable stream shall not be hridged or dammed without permission granted by

the board of supervisors or the county as provided by law which pennission shall be subject to such reasonable compensation and otheT conditions as may seem best sui ted to safeguard the rights and interests of the county and political subdivisions the rein

QJO Cotgtu I~ Art VII U2 Ert Jan I 100 Fou eonia o 8M eo 180SArt vrn tl~

sect 13 Consolidation of counties approval by electors Sec 13 Two or more contiguous counties may combine into a Slagle county if approved in

each affected county by a majority of the electors voting on the quest ion IIUtDrr- eo t 1961Arr Vl t 13 Ell J 1 1964

sect 14 Organization and consolidation of townships Sec 14 The board of supervisors of each organized county may organize and consolidate

townships under restrictions and limitations provided by law Hi~ Coru 1963Arr VIto I~ ErrJLIgt 1 100-1 Fo CoGMI~U 01lJ See eoru 1908 Art Vlll us

sect 15 County intervention-in public utllity service and rate proceedings

x Sec 15 Any county when authotized by its board of supervisors sha ll have the authority to enter or to intervelle in any action or certificate proceeding involving the services charges or rates or any privately owned public utili ty furnishing services or collJJlodities to rate payers within the county

W O Coogt J961 Att VT I t iS Ell J I 19amp1

sect 16 Highways bridges culverts airports road tax limitation Sec 16 The legis lature may provide for the laying ou t construction improvement and

maintenance of highways bridges culverts and airports by the state and by the counties and townships thereof acd may authorize counties to take charge aod cootrol of auy highway within thei r limits ror such purposes The legislature may provide tbe powers and duties of Counties in relation to bighways bridges culverts and airports may provide ror county road commissioners to be appointed or elected with povers and duties provided by law The ad valorem property tax imposed for road purposes by any county shall not eltceed in any year one-half or one percent of the assessed valuation for the preceding year

ru ry Con t ampEl3 An VlI 4(6 Elf Jan I 196 Io ~Iuoo Su C I OO~ Art VIH ~2G

Jo~j Ftfrill9 440 N Srarr Smw Flfs-o a ellIJlIII O CO lo All 4R723

WI V 111 laIr Il middotI I~ I I [J O~ I 939middot672-378(1

PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

~~~ Jodi Fetting

Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

AittpAcs Policy GIOlp Airsp $iIViClWl us )epCfIrren ul T(Qrspo~ltrlto-

8GO lndeperdenoe Avenue SW WtW1Irglo DC 7059

Federal Aviation AdrninStrotion

JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

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Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

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Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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Village of Reese Resolution No 13-14-01

A RESOLUTION ADDRESSING SMART METERS IN THE VILLAGE OF REESE

WHEREAS the teon Smart Meter often refers to an eleCOidty meter but it also may mean a device measuring natural gas or water consumption and

WHEREAS many communities across the country have joined forces to prohibit smart meters from being Installed locally mostly upon the notice ofhigher energy bills (Cost) illness (Health)forced installation ofmeter(lnvasion into Home) Privacyissues(4th Amendment right to Reasonable Expectation of Privacy) Safety and Liability and

WHEREAS on March 4 2013 the Planning Commission for the Village of Reese passed Resolution No 2013~02 that recommended that the Village Council consider takingjormal action to notify and ban allfuture use aSmart Meters within the VillQJe ofReese and

WHEREAS the Village Council believes that additional information relating to the use of smart meters 1n the Village of Reese needs to be compiled prior to making a definitive deCision with respect to banning the use ofthe devices NOW

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that at a regularly scheduled meeting of the Reese Village Counal being held on May 13 2013 ) a quorum being present a motion was made by KEAST and second by FIELBRANDT to place a moratorium on the use of ~smartmeterswithin the village limits for a period of six (6) months so that the Planning Commission can continue studying the matter AND

BE iT FURTHER RESOLVED tbatthe copies of this resolution be mailed to aD utility companies who provide electric gas and water services to the VIllage of Reese

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ft(Z~iJlage Clerk

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City Clerk l1wUlCi M Smilh

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CITY OF BROWN CITY A Progressive Industrial and Agricultural Community

4205 Main Street Post Office Box 99 Brown Cily Michigan 48416()099 Phone (810) 346middot2325 Fax (810)3463802 el11lil brownctygrealtllIkesne

CITY OF BROWN CITY Resolution Number 16-04

A RESOLUTION TO THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION EXPRESSING THE BROWN CITY COUNCILS CONCERN WITH THE

INSTALLATION OF DTE ENERGY SMART METERS AND A REQUEST TO EXPLORE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY EFFECTS

WHEREAS OTE Energy has begunlhe installation ofnew mele to CU$lomers in Michigan ThumtNlleA oommunities~ replacing existing meters with srcaUed Smart meters that is electric meters which viH broadcast information to the utility company using radio frequencies and

WHEREAS DTE Energy has indicaled thaI il will at some point begin installotion of Smart mete in the City of Brown City and

WHEREAS Smart mel provide benefit 10 utilities by allowing remole meter reading by among other things eiiminating the need for someone to go onto each utility customers property to read a meter and possibly offering residents lower electric rates at non~peak times and

WHEREAS a significant number ofpeople including residents or the Cil) of Brown City have expressed heir roucems 10 this Council hom potential health effects ofthe Smart melers as well tIS other concerns regarding lheir universal deployment in the City and

WHEREAS although the City COlmcil is inforoted that it is without jurisdiction to directly regulate Smart meters exclusive jurisdiction over them residing with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) the City Council believes it is appropriate to assist its citizens in obtaining consideration of their issues by requesting careful review thereof by tbe MPSC

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROWN CITY that

I The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perform a careful analysis fbe potential health and safety effilltts which may result from the univernal installation of Smart meters for electric and gas utilities

2 The MPSC is further requested to consider delaying the deployment of Smart mete pending a conclusion by the MPSC following coreful study lJd review that such met are safe and will have neither short-term nOr tong~term negative consequences to the health of the citizens of the City of Brown city and the State of Michigan generally

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3 The MPSC is asked to carefully examine other concerns regarding tbe deployment of Smart meters as may be sllbmilled 10 them by Tcside nls of the City of Brown Cily and lhe Stale of Michigan so as to insu re that all aspects or the issues are considered before final dctennination is mnde with respect 10 such deplo)111enl

4 The MPSC is funher asked to consider requi ring public lllilit ies to allow customers with appropriate medica l docwnellHll ion of their ind ividualized risks to opt out of SmOtrl me ter installation at their homes

5 The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perfoml a ca reful analysis ofrhe potential privacy issues regard ing available and fut ure SOlan meter technology

6 All resol Ulions inconsistent with [he foregoing resolut ion be and the same h~reby an repealed to the c-tent of such inconsi stency

The fo regoing Resolul ion was ofJered on May 9 20J 6 by Councilmember William Nailers and seconded by Counci l member Dan Loulzenhiser There folloed a Ro ll Call VOle with four (4) Councilmembers present eM Jacobson -alSlnl eM Louzenhiser-yes eM Mclvorycs eM Milkr-yes eM Parks-absent eM Wal(~rsmiddotyes

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A QUORUM BFING PRESENT - MOTION DECLARED CARRIED

I Juonii a M Smilh (ily Clerk o(the City or Brown Cit) hereby cen iry thallhe foregoing is tru and complelc copy orn resolutiOlllldoplcd by rhe Cily Counc il o r th~ government ofrhc City of Brown City County orSonilac Sl3te of Michigan al a regular mecting hcld on May 9 2016 and thai said m~etin ~ was conducted M d public notice of sa id mecling WaS given pursuam to and in fuJI compliance with Ih Oren Meelings Act bein Ac t 267 Public ActS o( Michigan 1976 and thaI the mimlles of ~a id meeting Wlfe kepi nnd ill be U f have been made available as requ ired by said Act

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RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THEAlIIUrv OF Clrv IEStDENTS AND PROnIffY OWNERS TO EUlCITO OPTmiddotOUT OF RECEMNG

ADVANCED UTilITY MmRS (SMART METElISl

The followIng preamble and resolution were offered by Coundlmember ~1 i t hoe J ~rL_~ and SlIpp-orted bV Councflmemher ~~__k Ll pa n __~

WHEREAS OTE Energy SVIARl meters (SMART rn~ters) are 0lltidern electrIc metirs which end elect(ic meter readings dutomatlcaty bv using a radio frequency nehvorK rather than 11 uarlitronal on-site ~te( reading method lind

WHEREAS DTt fnargys actively Installing SMART meters throughout southeastern Mlchigan And has recently moaJfed 11

latter to the City of caro pemin1na to the ability of City residents to opt-our of f(Celving a SMART meter and

WHEREAS a numberQf CIty residents have exprltssed tomems regarding negative health conditIons that may reson from the use of SMART meters the a(CUuKY ofSMART meters and the possibmty that th~ uS of SMART meters may contribute to Ute loss of personal Jlrivacy aod

WHEREAS the Mict~an Public SeNke ComPlisston has receotlydedded to lnvesligate seve-fal Il$pea$ pertalnloji to the use and installation of SMART metm and

WHOtpoundA5 the Mlthigan Public Service Commission tlSi a tompomml cf this lmt~stigation is requesting thai utmW comPanles disclose Information rega-rdltli tM po-tential adverse hearth effects associated with (he use of SMART metetS and

WHEREAS th~ City of CarD Council i$ charged with securing and defendioe the overall health safety_ aod welfare of the ldenU of the aiy and their guests

NOW THEREFORE BE rr RESOlVED that the City of (arc Council her) supports the abillty of Its residents and property owoe~ to elect to o-pt-out of receiving SMART meters m$taIJed

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Cam Coune supports the invGSlgat1ltm by the Mkhigan Public Servlce Commission of SMART meters

THIS RESOLUTiON DECLARED ADOPTED nus 5 DAV OF August 20131 ClerkITreasufac of 1M City of Cam State of Michigan do hereby certify tNt thE foraolng Resolution was duly adopted by the City of cam Council during its regular meeting Mid in the Municipal BunOlng in the Clty of Carcent on August 2013

Resolution It 16-201~ June 6 2016

RESOumON A RESQUJTiON SUPPORTING MfCHIGAN HOUSE BtLl4916 OR SIMIlAR IEGtsJATlON AND SUPPORTING THE AmUTY OF TOWNHSIP R6U)poundNTS TO CHOOSE TO HAVE AN ANALOG EtECTfUC AND GAS MEml RATHER THAN ASMART (ADVANCEtll MErE

WHEREAS smart meters are computerized electr1c meters that send electric meter readings to the utility via radiofrnquency radiation multiple times per day and

WHEREAS analog meters are manualJy read electromechanical meters that have accurately

measured the electrtc consumption of homes and busfnessesfor over acentury and

WHEREAS DTE Energy (the utility) is repiaclng exJs1ing utility meters with smart (oka advanced or AM) meters and

WHEREAS DTE EnelY plans to replace all meters with either the fully functioning smart meier orthe smart meter with the radlofrequency turned off (opt-out meter) and

WHEREAS the opt~()ut meter must be manoa read In the same way analog and nooshytransmitting digital meters must be read and

WHEREAS the IItl1ity in fts testimony berore the Pub1c $ervlce CQmmission in U-17053 has stated that the nonMtransmltting smart meter performs no functions not already performed by the analog electric meter and

WHEREAS the utility charges the residentJa customer $6720 to have the norHransmitting opt-out smart meter In place of the fully functionIng smart meter and

WHEREAS the cost of lealllng In piace an existing analog meter is $000 thus creating an unnecessary charge on the customer who does not wish to have a smart meter on their home Or business and

WHEREAS some persons on fixed lncomesare unable to afford the opt-out fees and

WHEREAS the utlJlty does not permit businesses to opt out and

WHEREAS1 citIzens of this oommunity have expressed many concerns about this replacement Including concerns about the health effects of mdlofrequency radIation and the voltage transients and harrnonfcs (line noise) generated by smart meters concerns about privacy and hacking concerns about fire safety and fire hazards concerns about Impending time-ofltse rates and resultant increases In electric bills and conterns aoout remote shut-off and

WHEREAS many residents in the State of Michigan have reported negative health symptoms after the installation of smart electric meters or rnm-transmittlng opt-out meters on their homes and

WHEREAS some residents of the State of Michigan have reported that their smart meter has cau~ht fire or exploded or have reported flickering lights and appliance short-outs Immediately after a smart meter was installed and

WHEREAS the Township of Vassar has worked tirelessly to attract positive Investment while rejecting those that put our health environment and quality of life at risk and

WHEREAS the Vassar Township Board of Trustees ts charged with securing and defending the overatl health safety and welfare of the residents of the Township and their guests and

WHEREAS the electromagnetic frequencies emitted and generated bV these meters have been snown by tens of thousands of scientific studies since the 19305 to harm biological systems and therefore may pose a serious long~term threat to the health of our cltlzensj and

WHEREAS customers with a disability under the Americans with DlsabIHtles middotAct may not be charged for accommodation of their disability and

WHEREAS both the nonmiddottransmittlng smart meter and the analog meter accurate IV measure electricity usage and whereas both must be read by a meter reader therefore making them indlstlngulshable for purposes of metering customer electrical usage and

WHEREAS smart meters have not been mandated by the federal or state government and

WHEREAS our Township is committed to providIng equal opportuntty and quality of rife for all and to removing full barriers to participation In public nfe on the basts of dlsabnity and

WHEREAS OTE has been unresponsive to these customer concerns and

WHEREAS House 81114916 would address these concerns without Impacting the utilitys ability to Install smart meters on the homes and busInesses of those who want a smart meter

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Vassar Township Board of Trustees supports the ability of OTE customers to not partidpate in the smart meter program on their homes and businesses and to have their electricity usage measured by an analog meter without suffering financial penalties or Incurring monthly charges as outlined in House 81114916 and that an analog option be offered in perpetuity to all uttllty customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar TownshIp Board ofTrustees calls upon the Chair of the House Energy Policy Committee the members oftne Energy Polhy Committee the state representative for our dlstrtct the state senator for our district the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Attorney General to do all In their power to ensure passage of House 81114916 and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar Township Soard ofTrustees calis upon the above-mentioned persons and governmental entitles If House 81114916 Is not passed in this legtslative session to do all In their power to ensure passage of legislation In the future that will ensure that utility customers have the right to have an anakJg meter on their homes or

middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

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(Crtlieal PHIl _ ts cIInIQ on-pfU Worodly rriGay1o eo hours IIlaquo VN~ IIrtIttI ___ notl~)

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Novembtf Ihrovfjh May -sl 20 kWh per dIy

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WHOLE HOUSE RATE OPTIONS TIese service rates are provided throuqh one meter to a singJt or double OCCVPMlCY dwelin9

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Delivery CNiroes 5efvice (halVe $750 per rnonl h RIA Credit middot $750 per monlh Di5tribvtlon kWhbullbull 543OC per kWh

Time of Day Rate-

On-peak h(Wrs MonCJay-rriday n Um 10 7 pm Power Supply CnarQes June through Octo~r

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All otf-peak kWh capacity Energy bull bull 090OC Pfi kWh NonlaquoJpaci ty EnefQY bullbullbull 4757lt per kWh N~ IhrOU911 May

All on peak kWtl Capacity Energy bull 944OC per kWh Non-caPbCity Energy bullbullbullbull bull 4 757lt per kWh

AU oH-peak kWh Capacil y (nergybullbull bull o679C per kWh Non-capaclly Energy 4757( per kWh

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DynamiC Peak PnclnQ Rate This rate features th~ price tiers as well as Critical Peak prices for days when Critical Peak events are caIed It requires YO1f home to have the aovanced electric meIer Poer Supply Cllarg ~s Onpeak Monday Friday 3 pm to 7 pm

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Mi(1)eilk MoIIdIlY friday am to 3 pm amp 7 pm to I pm All midpeak kWh

Capacity poundnerQy bullbullbull bullbullbull bullbull Aoose per kWh Non-tapaclty Enerqy bullbull bull 4Q49 per kWh

Off-peak 11 pm to 7 am and all day Saturday Sunday and desiQna~ holidays

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(Critical Puk events dJrlnQ on-puk hours MondayshyFriday Ilmlto to eo lIours per year with ~vance notite

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Space HeatlOq Rate AfJPied oNy 10 ~miJOeflfr instilUed electric s~ce heltllin9 S(lrwct 11100011 0fIe meier IOn) II~f to KIU$MOIrIJ IlaquoWd on this tltf ~I(r 10 ~ 17 lOIS

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November through May (IrS 20 ~Wh per dat

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Oeltvery C~afl)e ~

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Oellvery C~arQes Service Charge (June Ihrough October) bull $195 per month DisltiolJlion kWh (YeaOlJIdl 543OC per kWh

WatN Heating Strvce Rate

This rate Is a~alllJble for customers Who use an elecshy(ric wdler hedler tor sanitary pJrpos eJ Controlled service (Interrupt ible)

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

~~~ Jodi Fetting

Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

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8GO lndeperdenoe Avenue SW WtW1Irglo DC 7059

Federal Aviation AdrninStrotion

JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

2

Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

3

Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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City Clerk l1wUlCi M Smilh

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CITY OF BROWN CITY A Progressive Industrial and Agricultural Community

4205 Main Street Post Office Box 99 Brown Cily Michigan 48416()099 Phone (810) 346middot2325 Fax (810)3463802 el11lil brownctygrealtllIkesne

CITY OF BROWN CITY Resolution Number 16-04

A RESOLUTION TO THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION EXPRESSING THE BROWN CITY COUNCILS CONCERN WITH THE

INSTALLATION OF DTE ENERGY SMART METERS AND A REQUEST TO EXPLORE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY EFFECTS

WHEREAS OTE Energy has begunlhe installation ofnew mele to CU$lomers in Michigan ThumtNlleA oommunities~ replacing existing meters with srcaUed Smart meters that is electric meters which viH broadcast information to the utility company using radio frequencies and

WHEREAS DTE Energy has indicaled thaI il will at some point begin installotion of Smart mete in the City of Brown City and

WHEREAS Smart mel provide benefit 10 utilities by allowing remole meter reading by among other things eiiminating the need for someone to go onto each utility customers property to read a meter and possibly offering residents lower electric rates at non~peak times and

WHEREAS a significant number ofpeople including residents or the Cil) of Brown City have expressed heir roucems 10 this Council hom potential health effects ofthe Smart melers as well tIS other concerns regarding lheir universal deployment in the City and

WHEREAS although the City COlmcil is inforoted that it is without jurisdiction to directly regulate Smart meters exclusive jurisdiction over them residing with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) the City Council believes it is appropriate to assist its citizens in obtaining consideration of their issues by requesting careful review thereof by tbe MPSC

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BROWN CITY that

I The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perform a careful analysis fbe potential health and safety effilltts which may result from the univernal installation of Smart meters for electric and gas utilities

2 The MPSC is further requested to consider delaying the deployment of Smart mete pending a conclusion by the MPSC following coreful study lJd review that such met are safe and will have neither short-term nOr tong~term negative consequences to the health of the citizens of the City of Brown city and the State of Michigan generally

City amp1 BC(lwu City H6illurion )6-(14

Page 10f2

3 The MPSC is asked to carefully examine other concerns regarding tbe deployment of Smart meters as may be sllbmilled 10 them by Tcside nls of the City of Brown Cily and lhe Stale of Michigan so as to insu re that all aspects or the issues are considered before final dctennination is mnde with respect 10 such deplo)111enl

4 The MPSC is funher asked to consider requi ring public lllilit ies to allow customers with appropriate medica l docwnellHll ion of their ind ividualized risks to opt out of SmOtrl me ter installation at their homes

5 The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perfoml a ca reful analysis ofrhe potential privacy issues regard ing available and fut ure SOlan meter technology

6 All resol Ulions inconsistent with [he foregoing resolut ion be and the same h~reby an repealed to the c-tent of such inconsi stency

The fo regoing Resolul ion was ofJered on May 9 20J 6 by Councilmember William Nailers and seconded by Counci l member Dan Loulzenhiser There folloed a Ro ll Call VOle with four (4) Councilmembers present eM Jacobson -alSlnl eM Louzenhiser-yes eM Mclvorycs eM Milkr-yes eM Parks-absent eM Wal(~rsmiddotyes

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A QUORUM BFING PRESENT - MOTION DECLARED CARRIED

I Juonii a M Smilh (ily Clerk o(the City or Brown Cit) hereby cen iry thallhe foregoing is tru and complelc copy orn resolutiOlllldoplcd by rhe Cily Counc il o r th~ government ofrhc City of Brown City County orSonilac Sl3te of Michigan al a regular mecting hcld on May 9 2016 and thai said m~etin ~ was conducted M d public notice of sa id mecling WaS given pursuam to and in fuJI compliance with Ih Oren Meelings Act bein Ac t 267 Public ActS o( Michigan 1976 and thaI the mimlles of ~a id meeting Wlfe kepi nnd ill be U f have been made available as requ ired by said Act

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RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THEAlIIUrv OF Clrv IEStDENTS AND PROnIffY OWNERS TO EUlCITO OPTmiddotOUT OF RECEMNG

ADVANCED UTilITY MmRS (SMART METElISl

The followIng preamble and resolution were offered by Coundlmember ~1 i t hoe J ~rL_~ and SlIpp-orted bV Councflmemher ~~__k Ll pa n __~

WHEREAS OTE Energy SVIARl meters (SMART rn~ters) are 0lltidern electrIc metirs which end elect(ic meter readings dutomatlcaty bv using a radio frequency nehvorK rather than 11 uarlitronal on-site ~te( reading method lind

WHEREAS DTt fnargys actively Installing SMART meters throughout southeastern Mlchigan And has recently moaJfed 11

latter to the City of caro pemin1na to the ability of City residents to opt-our of f(Celving a SMART meter and

WHEREAS a numberQf CIty residents have exprltssed tomems regarding negative health conditIons that may reson from the use of SMART meters the a(CUuKY ofSMART meters and the possibmty that th~ uS of SMART meters may contribute to Ute loss of personal Jlrivacy aod

WHEREAS the Mict~an Public SeNke ComPlisston has receotlydedded to lnvesligate seve-fal Il$pea$ pertalnloji to the use and installation of SMART metm and

WHOtpoundA5 the Mlthigan Public Service Commission tlSi a tompomml cf this lmt~stigation is requesting thai utmW comPanles disclose Information rega-rdltli tM po-tential adverse hearth effects associated with (he use of SMART metetS and

WHEREAS th~ City of CarD Council i$ charged with securing and defendioe the overall health safety_ aod welfare of the ldenU of the aiy and their guests

NOW THEREFORE BE rr RESOlVED that the City of (arc Council her) supports the abillty of Its residents and property owoe~ to elect to o-pt-out of receiving SMART meters m$taIJed

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Cam Coune supports the invGSlgat1ltm by the Mkhigan Public Servlce Commission of SMART meters

THIS RESOLUTiON DECLARED ADOPTED nus 5 DAV OF August 20131 ClerkITreasufac of 1M City of Cam State of Michigan do hereby certify tNt thE foraolng Resolution was duly adopted by the City of cam Council during its regular meeting Mid in the Municipal BunOlng in the Clty of Carcent on August 2013

Resolution It 16-201~ June 6 2016

RESOumON A RESQUJTiON SUPPORTING MfCHIGAN HOUSE BtLl4916 OR SIMIlAR IEGtsJATlON AND SUPPORTING THE AmUTY OF TOWNHSIP R6U)poundNTS TO CHOOSE TO HAVE AN ANALOG EtECTfUC AND GAS MEml RATHER THAN ASMART (ADVANCEtll MErE

WHEREAS smart meters are computerized electr1c meters that send electric meter readings to the utility via radiofrnquency radiation multiple times per day and

WHEREAS analog meters are manualJy read electromechanical meters that have accurately

measured the electrtc consumption of homes and busfnessesfor over acentury and

WHEREAS DTE Energy (the utility) is repiaclng exJs1ing utility meters with smart (oka advanced or AM) meters and

WHEREAS DTE EnelY plans to replace all meters with either the fully functioning smart meier orthe smart meter with the radlofrequency turned off (opt-out meter) and

WHEREAS the opt~()ut meter must be manoa read In the same way analog and nooshytransmitting digital meters must be read and

WHEREAS the IItl1ity in fts testimony berore the Pub1c $ervlce CQmmission in U-17053 has stated that the nonMtransmltting smart meter performs no functions not already performed by the analog electric meter and

WHEREAS the utility charges the residentJa customer $6720 to have the norHransmitting opt-out smart meter In place of the fully functionIng smart meter and

WHEREAS the cost of lealllng In piace an existing analog meter is $000 thus creating an unnecessary charge on the customer who does not wish to have a smart meter on their home Or business and

WHEREAS some persons on fixed lncomesare unable to afford the opt-out fees and

WHEREAS the utlJlty does not permit businesses to opt out and

WHEREAS1 citIzens of this oommunity have expressed many concerns about this replacement Including concerns about the health effects of mdlofrequency radIation and the voltage transients and harrnonfcs (line noise) generated by smart meters concerns about privacy and hacking concerns about fire safety and fire hazards concerns about Impending time-ofltse rates and resultant increases In electric bills and conterns aoout remote shut-off and

WHEREAS many residents in the State of Michigan have reported negative health symptoms after the installation of smart electric meters or rnm-transmittlng opt-out meters on their homes and

WHEREAS some residents of the State of Michigan have reported that their smart meter has cau~ht fire or exploded or have reported flickering lights and appliance short-outs Immediately after a smart meter was installed and

WHEREAS the Township of Vassar has worked tirelessly to attract positive Investment while rejecting those that put our health environment and quality of life at risk and

WHEREAS the Vassar Township Board of Trustees ts charged with securing and defending the overatl health safety and welfare of the residents of the Township and their guests and

WHEREAS the electromagnetic frequencies emitted and generated bV these meters have been snown by tens of thousands of scientific studies since the 19305 to harm biological systems and therefore may pose a serious long~term threat to the health of our cltlzensj and

WHEREAS customers with a disability under the Americans with DlsabIHtles middotAct may not be charged for accommodation of their disability and

WHEREAS both the nonmiddottransmittlng smart meter and the analog meter accurate IV measure electricity usage and whereas both must be read by a meter reader therefore making them indlstlngulshable for purposes of metering customer electrical usage and

WHEREAS smart meters have not been mandated by the federal or state government and

WHEREAS our Township is committed to providIng equal opportuntty and quality of rife for all and to removing full barriers to participation In public nfe on the basts of dlsabnity and

WHEREAS OTE has been unresponsive to these customer concerns and

WHEREAS House 81114916 would address these concerns without Impacting the utilitys ability to Install smart meters on the homes and busInesses of those who want a smart meter

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Vassar Township Board of Trustees supports the ability of OTE customers to not partidpate in the smart meter program on their homes and businesses and to have their electricity usage measured by an analog meter without suffering financial penalties or Incurring monthly charges as outlined in House 81114916 and that an analog option be offered in perpetuity to all uttllty customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar TownshIp Board ofTrustees calls upon the Chair of the House Energy Policy Committee the members oftne Energy Polhy Committee the state representative for our dlstrtct the state senator for our district the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Attorney General to do all In their power to ensure passage of House 81114916 and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar Township Soard ofTrustees calis upon the above-mentioned persons and governmental entitles If House 81114916 Is not passed in this legtslative session to do all In their power to ensure passage of legislation In the future that will ensure that utility customers have the right to have an anakJg meter on their homes or

middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

Vassar Township Clerk ~~--=-~

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cplaquoIlyEnHQ __ bull l844lt IltI kWtl HonltopJodl yOWrQY ~ 6OC PftkWll

A~lloMlkWh C~y [JWlQL bull QS5l( Pft kWII N~y[NQY lt11616lt pekWlgt

Ot lgtY CIgta 9n 5ervice CNrqe S75O per monlh ObI iIlUtlon kNh (YtlOOIl~ 5A)OC per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

r nlllIIpllbl~ Sp~c COndltlOnllllJ R~ r (CooICYIr(nt J

rills rale Is for ( tntr aItd iii $(Un ~I ~

~r~ 01 bull Iowff SLnraquoItf Ie IMl GIfl sr

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Hclyentmbtr INIy capdtyE~ bullbull 2-97)( per kwto NooltlIJClty EMfoY ~7BJ( PI( kWh

OIlYery CaQe o ~MoeChilr~ (JuneIIlrQUQhOctOberI bull Sl95 per mon1h ontritlrJtlon kWh 1Yf0IIIIl) SltII3OC ptr kWh

ThIs iMe ls~ for cusOtlllaquoS who UW laquoshyIrk wafff IIHI~ for unitVYO flJr(1OStlo Coniroled 5laquoYIce tlnlt~)

Power Supply ChQtt mm C~ PM1tY [JWlIIV 1915 per kWh Non-~PKity rneW 25lt116( PH kWf

o~rv Cltqn 5efvice ChMe bullbullbull S1Igt per mont Oist ribullon kWh 5430 per kWh

Gorolhcrmel Tlmr of DaV Ratr

~l(USM~r~ nun 10 1pm Po Supply Ch O~

Jun 11II 0ltJqh (klobelt AU onpek kWh

C8C)yeniI- (net9Y 9nsc 1 kWh Nooltpady (Mrqy 2814lt per kwtl

AW offmiddotptallt IltWh CIpyenty Ene rQ~ 13J5 per ~Wh NotrCapodty E9Y 284 pot kWh

NovmM thrOUlh Mil All onPIWlt ~Wh

CeplKlly ( neroy U ODlt perW1 N~ity [MrQy 28l4lt pw kWh

AIIo1~ kWh Clpa(M ~ EJWl 9r lAJX ~r kW IIon-ltapac lly ~roy UtA C PE ~W~

tullv~ry C~qu seritl Charge 6]0( 1 day Distribution kWh (YeaHOllM) 4703C per kWh

Expertnlal Ellcl n c Vehcle Ra tl

Opt ion 1 Tlmt of Ot~ kino On~ fKIltfi McIl(I6y-FrkUly il4m 10 1Ipm Po Sypply CIlaQu

OfgtpaiI kWh calhy poundnto OVbull 6 779C IltI~Wh

NonQpadty EnerQY 9012C perkWh I oIIpuk kWh ~yEnlaquoQY 1695lt pelttWIgt Hon~ poundJWIIJ( 22silt pelt ~Wh

Oell~ery C~~ Servll a r~f $95 IXr morgtIh 1)sI IbuIkWh bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbullbull gtA)OC 1 kWh

09tlon1 Monthly F r~ ( UIgtf ~v~ l1Ut~ly) loonIlIIy I~ of $4511 ~r yellko IrKIYClINJ sur(narO ~Igtdcedillo

OTHER RATE OPTIONS

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Ht t MetfrlnQ - A dlt option IMI promolft ~M (RgtUrn~ HIW~ eledtijtrusi19 f~r~tS IUmlY reaMgt MtVOYcndiU ~ 1M power bull

rloltlllt ~bull -IIH atdits_ 1gt1_ TIIO _101 _oolltn o$JJ _h_ _ ~NO 6~ yo __ ~ TolnOUII -rI_Ul l~lbull _ _ cmM(RW~ _ __ oS1S) _~__ -- OI _nn

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WHOLE HOUSE RATE OPTIONS TIese service rates are provided throuqh one meter to a singJt or double OCCVPMlCY dwelin9

Residential ElectriC Service Rate Powe Suppfy CharOe First 17 kWh per dAY Capacity Energy bull 1065C JlE kWh NOItltapacily EntltVbullbullbull 4 767( PErkWh

Additional kWh capacity Energy 4590C per kWh Non-Capacity Enerqy bullbullbull 4751( per kWh

Delivery CNiroes 5efvice (halVe $750 per rnonl h RIA Credit middot $750 per monlh Di5tribvtlon kWhbullbull 543OC per kWh

Time of Day Rate-

On-peak h(Wrs MonCJay-rriday n Um 10 7 pm Power Supply CnarQes June through Octo~r

All on-peak kWh I Capactty Enerqy t2048C per-kllh N~lty EnenlY bull 4757lt per kWh

All otf-peak kWh capacity Energy bull bull 090OC Pfi kWh NonlaquoJpaci ty EnefQY bullbullbull 4757lt per kWh N~ IhrOU911 May

All on peak kWtl Capacity Energy bull 944OC per kWh Non-caPbCity Energy bullbullbullbull bull 4 757lt per kWh

AU oH-peak kWh Capacil y (nergybullbull bull o679C per kWh Non-capaclly Energy 4757( per kWh

fXgtltvery CllalQu Service Charge bull $750 per month Olstribvtlon kWh (YeaNovnd) 543O( per kWh

DynamiC Peak PnclnQ Rate This rate features th~ price tiers as well as Critical Peak prices for days when Critical Peak events are caIed It requires YO1f home to have the aovanced electric meIer Poer Supply Cllarg ~s Onpeak Monday Friday 3 pm to 7 pm

All on peak kWh Capacity EnerQt bullbull 9759C per kWh NOfIltQapacltt Energy 4049C per kWh

Mi(1)eilk MoIIdIlY friday am to 3 pm amp 7 pm to I pm All midpeak kWh

Capacity poundnerQy bullbullbull bullbullbull bullbull Aoose per kWh Non-tapaclty Enerqy bullbull bull 4Q49 per kWh

Off-peak 11 pm to 7 am and all day Saturday Sunday and desiQna~ holidays

All o ff-peak kWh capacity Enerqybullbullbull 0554( per kWh Nonltapacity (nergy 4 049( per kWh

(Critical Puk events dJrlnQ on-puk hours MondayshyFriday Ilmlto to eo lIours per year with ~vance notite

All criti calpeak kWh 5091 per kWh Nonltpatity Enerqy 4049C oer kWh

D1 Uv~ry Cha r Oes Oistribution kWh bull bull 543OC per kWh Service cMfQe $750 per month

Space HeatlOq Rate AfJPied oNy 10 ~miJOeflfr instilUed electric s~ce heltllin9 S(lrwct 11100011 0fIe meier IOn) II~f to KIU$MOIrIJ IlaquoWd on this tltf ~I(r 10 ~ 17 lOIS

PO tl Supply 0 J~ trrouOh October

(irst T7 kWh per day capacity [ MrQy bullbullbullbull bull bullbull bullbullbullbullbull bull bull 1217lt per kWh NOOCapacily Energybullbullbullbull bullbull d61b( per kWh

Additional kWn Capacity Energy bullbull 4741C per kWh NonmiddotCapaclly[nerqybullbull bullbullbull bull 4 616( per kWh

November through May (IrS 20 ~Wh per dat

Capacity ElKrQY bullbullbull 1844( per kWh NonCapaclty Ener9Y bull 4616C per kWh

Addi l lonal kWh Capacity [ ne((lY 0553lt per kWh Non-Capaci ty Ener9y 4616lt per kWh

Oeltvery C~afl)e ~

Service CllltlIqe 5750 per month Dislrlbullon kWh cYeM-roundl bull 5430lt per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

lnteruptlbte Space Conditioning Rate (CooICurrent s middot ) Thfs rale is (01 cmlraJ air 1M air $ltNrce hfijt wmps 7alltp adYanlaQe o( a ICYWef w mmer ra te thai C8II stlf

you vp to 18 (Jercf(ll on the coolf19 POfUOII oJ yotn energy bill wtlEn you e()(oII we istaN aseparate melpI lha1 clO briHIy IIIIerrvpt your air cMdilicnif9 to mee system or oeneratlon Issues POwer Supply ChArQe$

June throuQh October ~Enervv middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddot_middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotO499( perllWti f Non-Capacity Energy bull bull bull 3783lt per kWh

November thrOU(jh MAV Capaci ty Ener9Y bull2973( perkWh Non-Capaclty Energy bull3783lt Pfr kWh

Oellvery C~arQes Service Charge (June Ihrough October) bull $195 per month DisltiolJlion kWh (YeaOlJIdl 543OC per kWh

WatN Heating Strvce Rate

This rate Is a~alllJble for customers Who use an elecshy(ric wdler hedler tor sanitary pJrpos eJ Controlled service (Interrupt ible)

PO Wff Supply Charoes AU kWh Capacily Enerqy 1915lt per kWh NonltapaClty Energy bullbullbull bullbullbull2546( per kWh

Oelover y CharQes Service Charge bullbullbullbullbullbullbull5195 per month DiStribution kWh bullbullbullbullbullbull bullSA30C per kWh

DLWd-I On1J(aJL hOCJrs POIIef Supply

June throug AIfOfl~ak

Capacity NonCapi

Alt ntfflfak Capacily Non-Cap

November 11 All onpe~k C~pacity l NonCoplt

All olfpeak CapacIty I NoncaP

Dtl lvelY CharI Service Ct Distribut io

Option 1 Time On-pfak hour5 POW~( Supply

All on-peak kl CapacityE Non-(apa(

All oIlpeak k Capacil y [ I Non-Capa(

Delivery ( h~rQ Service Chan Distribution I

Oplion 2 MonU Monthly fee I and credits

OTHER RATE

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bull 1ie11c1er1t InaHr1t Crecln (RIAgt Custoowr rneeC 1IQ eIiQibHIIy requ~$ U KehOe bull $150 ~ IIOI)III (rfillllN 0IIId10 110(1 Oul laquoyou OIMIIly (all U~ lt14 8000471741 Rwc~ Of cwIOIrIe1S wno us ill maIOlt porI ion oI11gttlr IKll ley INtng oI1pe~ ron

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ~ VII sect28 33

sect 9 Compensation of county officers

Sec 9 BoampTds of s upervisors shan have exclusive power to fix the oomp officers not otherwise provided by law

runory Cocst 1963 All VII 9 Elf J I I 9amp yo ConrlNd amp CMII 1908ArI VllJ fR

sect 10 Removal of county seat

Sec 10 A county seat once established shall not be removed until the place nlch it is proposed to be moved shall be designated by two-thirds of the members of the board of supervisors and a majority of the electors voting thereon shall have a pproved the proposed locatioD in the manner prescribed by law

BiotDl)l Co llle3 An VII flO E( JOJJ 1 1964 l~ Con~tllull oD See COllSL ll108Art vrn t )3

sect 11 Indebtedness limitation

Selt 11 No Cltlunty shall incur any indebtedness which shall increase its total debt beyond 10 percent of its assessed valuation

lfiwry Cmol 1963Att VII tllEft Jan i 1i64 Fo e cmtltutlon s Conn 1906 Art vrn U 2

sect 12 Navigable streams permission to bridge or dam See 12 A oavigable stream shall not be hridged or dammed without permission granted by

the board of supervisors or the county as provided by law which pennission shall be subject to such reasonable compensation and otheT conditions as may seem best sui ted to safeguard the rights and interests of the county and political subdivisions the rein

QJO Cotgtu I~ Art VII U2 Ert Jan I 100 Fou eonia o 8M eo 180SArt vrn tl~

sect 13 Consolidation of counties approval by electors Sec 13 Two or more contiguous counties may combine into a Slagle county if approved in

each affected county by a majority of the electors voting on the quest ion IIUtDrr- eo t 1961Arr Vl t 13 Ell J 1 1964

sect 14 Organization and consolidation of townships Sec 14 The board of supervisors of each organized county may organize and consolidate

townships under restrictions and limitations provided by law Hi~ Coru 1963Arr VIto I~ ErrJLIgt 1 100-1 Fo CoGMI~U 01lJ See eoru 1908 Art Vlll us

sect 15 County intervention-in public utllity service and rate proceedings

x Sec 15 Any county when authotized by its board of supervisors sha ll have the authority to enter or to intervelle in any action or certificate proceeding involving the services charges or rates or any privately owned public utili ty furnishing services or collJJlodities to rate payers within the county

W O Coogt J961 Att VT I t iS Ell J I 19amp1

sect 16 Highways bridges culverts airports road tax limitation Sec 16 The legis lature may provide for the laying ou t construction improvement and

maintenance of highways bridges culverts and airports by the state and by the counties and townships thereof acd may authorize counties to take charge aod cootrol of auy highway within thei r limits ror such purposes The legislature may provide tbe powers and duties of Counties in relation to bighways bridges culverts and airports may provide ror county road commissioners to be appointed or elected with povers and duties provided by law The ad valorem property tax imposed for road purposes by any county shall not eltceed in any year one-half or one percent of the assessed valuation for the preceding year

ru ry Con t ampEl3 An VlI 4(6 Elf Jan I 196 Io ~Iuoo Su C I OO~ Art VIH ~2G

Jo~j Ftfrill9 440 N Srarr Smw Flfs-o a ellIJlIII O CO lo All 4R723

WI V 111 laIr Il middotI I~ I I [J O~ I 939middot672-378(1

PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

~~~ Jodi Fetting

Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

AittpAcs Policy GIOlp Airsp $iIViClWl us )epCfIrren ul T(Qrspo~ltrlto-

8GO lndeperdenoe Avenue SW WtW1Irglo DC 7059

Federal Aviation AdrninStrotion

JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

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Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

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Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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3 The MPSC is asked to carefully examine other concerns regarding tbe deployment of Smart meters as may be sllbmilled 10 them by Tcside nls of the City of Brown Cily and lhe Stale of Michigan so as to insu re that all aspects or the issues are considered before final dctennination is mnde with respect 10 such deplo)111enl

4 The MPSC is funher asked to consider requi ring public lllilit ies to allow customers with appropriate medica l docwnellHll ion of their ind ividualized risks to opt out of SmOtrl me ter installation at their homes

5 The Michigan Public Service Commission is hereby requested to perfoml a ca reful analysis ofrhe potential privacy issues regard ing available and fut ure SOlan meter technology

6 All resol Ulions inconsistent with [he foregoing resolut ion be and the same h~reby an repealed to the c-tent of such inconsi stency

The fo regoing Resolul ion was ofJered on May 9 20J 6 by Councilmember William Nailers and seconded by Counci l member Dan Loulzenhiser There folloed a Ro ll Call VOle with four (4) Councilmembers present eM Jacobson -alSlnl eM Louzenhiser-yes eM Mclvorycs eM Milkr-yes eM Parks-absent eM Wal(~rsmiddotyes

Abs(ltlining ~

Ab~enl ~

A QUORUM BFING PRESENT - MOTION DECLARED CARRIED

I Juonii a M Smilh (ily Clerk o(the City or Brown Cit) hereby cen iry thallhe foregoing is tru and complelc copy orn resolutiOlllldoplcd by rhe Cily Counc il o r th~ government ofrhc City of Brown City County orSonilac Sl3te of Michigan al a regular mecting hcld on May 9 2016 and thai said m~etin ~ was conducted M d public notice of sa id mecling WaS given pursuam to and in fuJI compliance with Ih Oren Meelings Act bein Ac t 267 Public ActS o( Michigan 1976 and thaI the mimlles of ~a id meeting Wlfe kepi nnd ill be U f have been made available as requ ired by said Act

---1 L ~ r f - ~ _-7~~----~_ -c lt-1 JUClnilil M Smi th City Cleek City or Brown City Sanilac Count y Michigltln

lt 11 or Brown e ll) Rcsoluliun 16 middotJ~

Page 2 of~

RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THEAlIIUrv OF Clrv IEStDENTS AND PROnIffY OWNERS TO EUlCITO OPTmiddotOUT OF RECEMNG

ADVANCED UTilITY MmRS (SMART METElISl

The followIng preamble and resolution were offered by Coundlmember ~1 i t hoe J ~rL_~ and SlIpp-orted bV Councflmemher ~~__k Ll pa n __~

WHEREAS OTE Energy SVIARl meters (SMART rn~ters) are 0lltidern electrIc metirs which end elect(ic meter readings dutomatlcaty bv using a radio frequency nehvorK rather than 11 uarlitronal on-site ~te( reading method lind

WHEREAS DTt fnargys actively Installing SMART meters throughout southeastern Mlchigan And has recently moaJfed 11

latter to the City of caro pemin1na to the ability of City residents to opt-our of f(Celving a SMART meter and

WHEREAS a numberQf CIty residents have exprltssed tomems regarding negative health conditIons that may reson from the use of SMART meters the a(CUuKY ofSMART meters and the possibmty that th~ uS of SMART meters may contribute to Ute loss of personal Jlrivacy aod

WHEREAS the Mict~an Public SeNke ComPlisston has receotlydedded to lnvesligate seve-fal Il$pea$ pertalnloji to the use and installation of SMART metm and

WHOtpoundA5 the Mlthigan Public Service Commission tlSi a tompomml cf this lmt~stigation is requesting thai utmW comPanles disclose Information rega-rdltli tM po-tential adverse hearth effects associated with (he use of SMART metetS and

WHEREAS th~ City of CarD Council i$ charged with securing and defendioe the overall health safety_ aod welfare of the ldenU of the aiy and their guests

NOW THEREFORE BE rr RESOlVED that the City of (arc Council her) supports the abillty of Its residents and property owoe~ to elect to o-pt-out of receiving SMART meters m$taIJed

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Cam Coune supports the invGSlgat1ltm by the Mkhigan Public Servlce Commission of SMART meters

THIS RESOLUTiON DECLARED ADOPTED nus 5 DAV OF August 20131 ClerkITreasufac of 1M City of Cam State of Michigan do hereby certify tNt thE foraolng Resolution was duly adopted by the City of cam Council during its regular meeting Mid in the Municipal BunOlng in the Clty of Carcent on August 2013

Resolution It 16-201~ June 6 2016

RESOumON A RESQUJTiON SUPPORTING MfCHIGAN HOUSE BtLl4916 OR SIMIlAR IEGtsJATlON AND SUPPORTING THE AmUTY OF TOWNHSIP R6U)poundNTS TO CHOOSE TO HAVE AN ANALOG EtECTfUC AND GAS MEml RATHER THAN ASMART (ADVANCEtll MErE

WHEREAS smart meters are computerized electr1c meters that send electric meter readings to the utility via radiofrnquency radiation multiple times per day and

WHEREAS analog meters are manualJy read electromechanical meters that have accurately

measured the electrtc consumption of homes and busfnessesfor over acentury and

WHEREAS DTE Energy (the utility) is repiaclng exJs1ing utility meters with smart (oka advanced or AM) meters and

WHEREAS DTE EnelY plans to replace all meters with either the fully functioning smart meier orthe smart meter with the radlofrequency turned off (opt-out meter) and

WHEREAS the opt~()ut meter must be manoa read In the same way analog and nooshytransmitting digital meters must be read and

WHEREAS the IItl1ity in fts testimony berore the Pub1c $ervlce CQmmission in U-17053 has stated that the nonMtransmltting smart meter performs no functions not already performed by the analog electric meter and

WHEREAS the utility charges the residentJa customer $6720 to have the norHransmitting opt-out smart meter In place of the fully functionIng smart meter and

WHEREAS the cost of lealllng In piace an existing analog meter is $000 thus creating an unnecessary charge on the customer who does not wish to have a smart meter on their home Or business and

WHEREAS some persons on fixed lncomesare unable to afford the opt-out fees and

WHEREAS the utlJlty does not permit businesses to opt out and

WHEREAS1 citIzens of this oommunity have expressed many concerns about this replacement Including concerns about the health effects of mdlofrequency radIation and the voltage transients and harrnonfcs (line noise) generated by smart meters concerns about privacy and hacking concerns about fire safety and fire hazards concerns about Impending time-ofltse rates and resultant increases In electric bills and conterns aoout remote shut-off and

WHEREAS many residents in the State of Michigan have reported negative health symptoms after the installation of smart electric meters or rnm-transmittlng opt-out meters on their homes and

WHEREAS some residents of the State of Michigan have reported that their smart meter has cau~ht fire or exploded or have reported flickering lights and appliance short-outs Immediately after a smart meter was installed and

WHEREAS the Township of Vassar has worked tirelessly to attract positive Investment while rejecting those that put our health environment and quality of life at risk and

WHEREAS the Vassar Township Board of Trustees ts charged with securing and defending the overatl health safety and welfare of the residents of the Township and their guests and

WHEREAS the electromagnetic frequencies emitted and generated bV these meters have been snown by tens of thousands of scientific studies since the 19305 to harm biological systems and therefore may pose a serious long~term threat to the health of our cltlzensj and

WHEREAS customers with a disability under the Americans with DlsabIHtles middotAct may not be charged for accommodation of their disability and

WHEREAS both the nonmiddottransmittlng smart meter and the analog meter accurate IV measure electricity usage and whereas both must be read by a meter reader therefore making them indlstlngulshable for purposes of metering customer electrical usage and

WHEREAS smart meters have not been mandated by the federal or state government and

WHEREAS our Township is committed to providIng equal opportuntty and quality of rife for all and to removing full barriers to participation In public nfe on the basts of dlsabnity and

WHEREAS OTE has been unresponsive to these customer concerns and

WHEREAS House 81114916 would address these concerns without Impacting the utilitys ability to Install smart meters on the homes and busInesses of those who want a smart meter

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Vassar Township Board of Trustees supports the ability of OTE customers to not partidpate in the smart meter program on their homes and businesses and to have their electricity usage measured by an analog meter without suffering financial penalties or Incurring monthly charges as outlined in House 81114916 and that an analog option be offered in perpetuity to all uttllty customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar TownshIp Board ofTrustees calls upon the Chair of the House Energy Policy Committee the members oftne Energy Polhy Committee the state representative for our dlstrtct the state senator for our district the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Attorney General to do all In their power to ensure passage of House 81114916 and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar Township Soard ofTrustees calis upon the above-mentioned persons and governmental entitles If House 81114916 Is not passed in this legtslative session to do all In their power to ensure passage of legislation In the future that will ensure that utility customers have the right to have an anakJg meter on their homes or

middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

Vassar Township Clerk ~~--=-~

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WHOLE HOUSE RATE OPTIONS YM sevb rr~ ar provldedthrOOQll OM ~rllftolshJf

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R~dnl lal [ el rr c 5E-vl r Ra te Power Supp1r ehaV Fht T7 kWll d-y tapacity [tMrw bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull bull bullbullbullbull bullbull l06SC kWh ~[IH9V 4U7t P1 ~MI

AdditioMl kWh CitpKtty (nerqyH AS90C kWh ~ EneW 761lt PH kWh

OIv~ V (l1li1 Seltviu~ 5750 permorltn lilA Crfdlt bull$150 Pl month Distribution kWh bullbullbullbull bullbull bullbull bullbullbullbull 5lt130( pef kWll

~aIr loin oIoIIIUrIriIUy un to 1pm 10_ SUPII ly C I~ JuM IIrouqh Odc btf

oo-pealr kWh ~y~___u ~_1IWb ~y tneltgy 415t per kWh

AI ortmiddotpe~ kWh ClIpadly EIIOIJ O9COC per kWh Non-Capadty Cnor1V bull4J5lC kWh

NoW1Tlbef trvouqIIlo4~y

All on-peak kWh ~poundnH0y ~(nefQY

AlIllf-peak Clttp~(hy Cnorqy O679C Pltr kWh NolCIocgtyeniy EIgteOY 4751lt PH kWh

oN_V(O1 ~Chalt~ bull $5(l per mollh Oistrll)Jioll kWn CY al-roond) bull543(X per kWl1

Tlgtis rail fHI~~ thrH rrb t~ 4S 1M U CJitk~ Petlt priaff ttY d~ys wM Cril (ArP61llt e~ au callfll It r~)OUI~ro-I~~ ~~ Power ~ppIV Chltlr Onpuk MOMI) rldy 3 pm to 1 pm

AI on1nk kWh ~ [ JWl9bull bull bullbull bull bull bull __ bullbull 9759lt per kWh Non-~ItfMfQV bull 4049 ~~Wh

MId-jMk MOIIdiy bull nidi) 1 am to 3 pm 7 pm to n pm AI mId-oeak kWh

cKMy (-y bull 4OO5C Pltf kWII N~ity (otIQY 4049lt per kWll

OflP~~k 11 prI to 1 un and all dy S~hlrdy ound y nd -I1rIItd~

u oIt-aIlt kWh ~Itv Enerqy 0554C per kW~ Noo-c~clty (neroy 4049C per ~Wh

(Crtlieal PHIl _ ts cIInIQ on-pfU Worodly rriGay1o eo hours IIlaquo VN~ IIrtIttI ___ notl~)

All a1tlQl~peaK_Wh $09 I)et kWh Non-cpyenMy Eneroy bull 4049t per kWh

Oli~y CII9U OsIrWiontwto 5A)o( r- kWh Slaquoviltoc~ $750 p rrnonl h

~ onI-t 10 pIY1tWlMUy rsliJiftJ MltIrlc spIKI igtNfinQHtWdfhrOltJfJh_n-el8 f(X1y_ __ ~trloltlo Dtlt_1lOISJ

p~ w Sullfy Co Junt 11Ir0U9h OClobt

nrsl 11 kWn r- (Iv CiPM~ypoundnetQY bull l2l7 r- kwto NonCaPM~y ( QY ~616( per kWh

AddJlioNI kWll C~y~ bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbull 414IC IltI~Wh Hon-Cipadtyu-QY ~ 616( PfrkWll

Novembtf Ihrovfjh May -sl 20 kWh per dIy

cplaquoIlyEnHQ __ bull l844lt IltI kWtl HonltopJodl yOWrQY ~ 6OC PftkWll

A~lloMlkWh C~y [JWlQL bull QS5l( Pft kWII N~y[NQY lt11616lt pekWlgt

Ot lgtY CIgta 9n 5ervice CNrqe S75O per monlh ObI iIlUtlon kNh (YtlOOIl~ 5A)OC per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

r nlllIIpllbl~ Sp~c COndltlOnllllJ R~ r (CooICYIr(nt J

rills rale Is for ( tntr aItd iii $(Un ~I ~

~r~ 01 bull Iowff SLnraquoItf Ie IMl GIfl sr

)011 up W 8 perrMI OIl lhec porliotl 01 yoor ~ WIgtM )OUmt ~hsllJla ~e

mliff tNt briefly loltHnoP yoor air c~kgtrlIn9 to mHt l)l~ ()( ~IJIon Jswn Powe S_1y CtgtlO ~tNOUQhOd_ ~rr E1letQl __bullbullbullbull ~bullbullCIooIo99t ptllIIIIII N~y EnerQy bull J7eJ( pel kWn

Hclyentmbtr INIy capdtyE~ bullbull 2-97)( per kwto NooltlIJClty EMfoY ~7BJ( PI( kWh

OIlYery CaQe o ~MoeChilr~ (JuneIIlrQUQhOctOberI bull Sl95 per mon1h ontritlrJtlon kWh 1Yf0IIIIl) SltII3OC ptr kWh

ThIs iMe ls~ for cusOtlllaquoS who UW laquoshyIrk wafff IIHI~ for unitVYO flJr(1OStlo Coniroled 5laquoYIce tlnlt~)

Power Supply ChQtt mm C~ PM1tY [JWlIIV 1915 per kWh Non-~PKity rneW 25lt116( PH kWf

o~rv Cltqn 5efvice ChMe bullbullbull S1Igt per mont Oist ribullon kWh 5430 per kWh

Gorolhcrmel Tlmr of DaV Ratr

~l(USM~r~ nun 10 1pm Po Supply Ch O~

Jun 11II 0ltJqh (klobelt AU onpek kWh

C8C)yeniI- (net9Y 9nsc 1 kWh Nooltpady (Mrqy 2814lt per kwtl

AW offmiddotptallt IltWh CIpyenty Ene rQ~ 13J5 per ~Wh NotrCapodty E9Y 284 pot kWh

NovmM thrOUlh Mil All onPIWlt ~Wh

CeplKlly ( neroy U ODlt perW1 N~ity [MrQy 28l4lt pw kWh

AIIo1~ kWh Clpa(M ~ EJWl 9r lAJX ~r kW IIon-ltapac lly ~roy UtA C PE ~W~

tullv~ry C~qu seritl Charge 6]0( 1 day Distribution kWh (YeaHOllM) 4703C per kWh

Expertnlal Ellcl n c Vehcle Ra tl

Opt ion 1 Tlmt of Ot~ kino On~ fKIltfi McIl(I6y-FrkUly il4m 10 1Ipm Po Sypply CIlaQu

OfgtpaiI kWh calhy poundnto OVbull 6 779C IltI~Wh

NonQpadty EnerQY 9012C perkWh I oIIpuk kWh ~yEnlaquoQY 1695lt pelttWIgt Hon~ poundJWIIJ( 22silt pelt ~Wh

Oell~ery C~~ Servll a r~f $95 IXr morgtIh 1)sI IbuIkWh bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbullbull gtA)OC 1 kWh

09tlon1 Monthly F r~ ( UIgtf ~v~ l1Ut~ly) loonIlIIy I~ of $4511 ~r yellko IrKIYClINJ sur(narO ~Igtdcedillo

OTHER RATE OPTIONS

JllGrHnPowermiddot 1QIuntwy ~ffgtMJY IIfJ1fMl withgt( fnd soIM In Ofe _e ItrTitrxy lor ClISton1ft$ no dfth to IgtbVP ~ O(fdtflt potion of IMH elt(lrc IlSf ~trlbvtf( 10 r-ok(t~J ( ntDII(IfJtJ wpporI lhe ~ of __ftlWltIHI9InM~uvnmoreal

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HiI~ Le-n motp ll dtHn rQycomQrHnovlTlflts

Ht t MetfrlnQ - A dlt option IMI promolft ~M (RgtUrn~ HIW~ eledtijtrusi19 f~r~tS IUmlY reaMgt MtVOYcndiU ~ 1M power bull

rloltlllt ~bull -IIH atdits_ 1gt1_ TIIO _101 _oolltn o$JJ _h_ _ ~NO 6~ yo __ ~ TolnOUII -rI_Ul l~lbull _ _ cmM(RW~ _ __ oS1S) _~__ -- OI _nn

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WHOLE HOUSE RATE OPTIONS TIese service rates are provided throuqh one meter to a singJt or double OCCVPMlCY dwelin9

Residential ElectriC Service Rate Powe Suppfy CharOe First 17 kWh per dAY Capacity Energy bull 1065C JlE kWh NOItltapacily EntltVbullbullbull 4 767( PErkWh

Additional kWh capacity Energy 4590C per kWh Non-Capacity Enerqy bullbullbull 4751( per kWh

Delivery CNiroes 5efvice (halVe $750 per rnonl h RIA Credit middot $750 per monlh Di5tribvtlon kWhbullbull 543OC per kWh

Time of Day Rate-

On-peak h(Wrs MonCJay-rriday n Um 10 7 pm Power Supply CnarQes June through Octo~r

All on-peak kWh I Capactty Enerqy t2048C per-kllh N~lty EnenlY bull 4757lt per kWh

All otf-peak kWh capacity Energy bull bull 090OC Pfi kWh NonlaquoJpaci ty EnefQY bullbullbull 4757lt per kWh N~ IhrOU911 May

All on peak kWtl Capacity Energy bull 944OC per kWh Non-caPbCity Energy bullbullbullbull bull 4 757lt per kWh

AU oH-peak kWh Capacil y (nergybullbull bull o679C per kWh Non-capaclly Energy 4757( per kWh

fXgtltvery CllalQu Service Charge bull $750 per month Olstribvtlon kWh (YeaNovnd) 543O( per kWh

DynamiC Peak PnclnQ Rate This rate features th~ price tiers as well as Critical Peak prices for days when Critical Peak events are caIed It requires YO1f home to have the aovanced electric meIer Poer Supply Cllarg ~s Onpeak Monday Friday 3 pm to 7 pm

All on peak kWh Capacity EnerQt bullbull 9759C per kWh NOfIltQapacltt Energy 4049C per kWh

Mi(1)eilk MoIIdIlY friday am to 3 pm amp 7 pm to I pm All midpeak kWh

Capacity poundnerQy bullbullbull bullbullbull bullbull Aoose per kWh Non-tapaclty Enerqy bullbull bull 4Q49 per kWh

Off-peak 11 pm to 7 am and all day Saturday Sunday and desiQna~ holidays

All o ff-peak kWh capacity Enerqybullbullbull 0554( per kWh Nonltapacity (nergy 4 049( per kWh

(Critical Puk events dJrlnQ on-puk hours MondayshyFriday Ilmlto to eo lIours per year with ~vance notite

All criti calpeak kWh 5091 per kWh Nonltpatity Enerqy 4049C oer kWh

D1 Uv~ry Cha r Oes Oistribution kWh bull bull 543OC per kWh Service cMfQe $750 per month

Space HeatlOq Rate AfJPied oNy 10 ~miJOeflfr instilUed electric s~ce heltllin9 S(lrwct 11100011 0fIe meier IOn) II~f to KIU$MOIrIJ IlaquoWd on this tltf ~I(r 10 ~ 17 lOIS

PO tl Supply 0 J~ trrouOh October

(irst T7 kWh per day capacity [ MrQy bullbullbullbull bull bullbull bullbullbullbullbull bull bull 1217lt per kWh NOOCapacily Energybullbullbullbull bullbull d61b( per kWh

Additional kWn Capacity Energy bullbull 4741C per kWh NonmiddotCapaclly[nerqybullbull bullbullbull bull 4 616( per kWh

November through May (IrS 20 ~Wh per dat

Capacity ElKrQY bullbullbull 1844( per kWh NonCapaclty Ener9Y bull 4616C per kWh

Addi l lonal kWh Capacity [ ne((lY 0553lt per kWh Non-Capaci ty Ener9y 4616lt per kWh

Oeltvery C~afl)e ~

Service CllltlIqe 5750 per month Dislrlbullon kWh cYeM-roundl bull 5430lt per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

lnteruptlbte Space Conditioning Rate (CooICurrent s middot ) Thfs rale is (01 cmlraJ air 1M air $ltNrce hfijt wmps 7alltp adYanlaQe o( a ICYWef w mmer ra te thai C8II stlf

you vp to 18 (Jercf(ll on the coolf19 POfUOII oJ yotn energy bill wtlEn you e()(oII we istaN aseparate melpI lha1 clO briHIy IIIIerrvpt your air cMdilicnif9 to mee system or oeneratlon Issues POwer Supply ChArQe$

June throuQh October ~Enervv middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddot_middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotO499( perllWti f Non-Capacity Energy bull bull bull 3783lt per kWh

November thrOU(jh MAV Capaci ty Ener9Y bull2973( perkWh Non-Capaclty Energy bull3783lt Pfr kWh

Oellvery C~arQes Service Charge (June Ihrough October) bull $195 per month DisltiolJlion kWh (YeaOlJIdl 543OC per kWh

WatN Heating Strvce Rate

This rate Is a~alllJble for customers Who use an elecshy(ric wdler hedler tor sanitary pJrpos eJ Controlled service (Interrupt ible)

PO Wff Supply Charoes AU kWh Capacily Enerqy 1915lt per kWh NonltapaClty Energy bullbullbull bullbullbull2546( per kWh

Oelover y CharQes Service Charge bullbullbullbullbullbullbull5195 per month DiStribution kWh bullbullbullbullbullbull bullSA30C per kWh

DLWd-I On1J(aJL hOCJrs POIIef Supply

June throug AIfOfl~ak

Capacity NonCapi

Alt ntfflfak Capacily Non-Cap

November 11 All onpe~k C~pacity l NonCoplt

All olfpeak CapacIty I NoncaP

Dtl lvelY CharI Service Ct Distribut io

Option 1 Time On-pfak hour5 POW~( Supply

All on-peak kl CapacityE Non-(apa(

All oIlpeak k Capacil y [ I Non-Capa(

Delivery ( h~rQ Service Chan Distribution I

Oplion 2 MonU Monthly fee I and credits

OTHER RATE

isect4lM Outdoor ProtE who want sec(J wnere service dteeneroymiddotcon

riisectsectitltj MIGrHnP~

proqram wifh I ferrIOfI (Of c( orealer porl iol ren~wdbe re5(

01 tellWdble e mlQreenpower

GreenCurrent (R[C) basea re he developme a cillties- Learr

Net Meterlnq resource CJe~ r_waDI( re5(

thaI power

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bull 1ie11c1er1t InaHr1t Crecln (RIAgt Custoowr rneeC 1IQ eIiQibHIIy requ~$ U KehOe bull $150 ~ IIOI)III (rfillllN 0IIId10 110(1 Oul laquoyou OIMIIly (all U~ lt14 8000471741 Rwc~ Of cwIOIrIe1S wno us ill maIOlt porI ion oI11gttlr IKll ley INtng oI1pe~ ron

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ~ VII sect28 33

sect 9 Compensation of county officers

Sec 9 BoampTds of s upervisors shan have exclusive power to fix the oomp officers not otherwise provided by law

runory Cocst 1963 All VII 9 Elf J I I 9amp yo ConrlNd amp CMII 1908ArI VllJ fR

sect 10 Removal of county seat

Sec 10 A county seat once established shall not be removed until the place nlch it is proposed to be moved shall be designated by two-thirds of the members of the board of supervisors and a majority of the electors voting thereon shall have a pproved the proposed locatioD in the manner prescribed by law

BiotDl)l Co llle3 An VII flO E( JOJJ 1 1964 l~ Con~tllull oD See COllSL ll108Art vrn t )3

sect 11 Indebtedness limitation

Selt 11 No Cltlunty shall incur any indebtedness which shall increase its total debt beyond 10 percent of its assessed valuation

lfiwry Cmol 1963Att VII tllEft Jan i 1i64 Fo e cmtltutlon s Conn 1906 Art vrn U 2

sect 12 Navigable streams permission to bridge or dam See 12 A oavigable stream shall not be hridged or dammed without permission granted by

the board of supervisors or the county as provided by law which pennission shall be subject to such reasonable compensation and otheT conditions as may seem best sui ted to safeguard the rights and interests of the county and political subdivisions the rein

QJO Cotgtu I~ Art VII U2 Ert Jan I 100 Fou eonia o 8M eo 180SArt vrn tl~

sect 13 Consolidation of counties approval by electors Sec 13 Two or more contiguous counties may combine into a Slagle county if approved in

each affected county by a majority of the electors voting on the quest ion IIUtDrr- eo t 1961Arr Vl t 13 Ell J 1 1964

sect 14 Organization and consolidation of townships Sec 14 The board of supervisors of each organized county may organize and consolidate

townships under restrictions and limitations provided by law Hi~ Coru 1963Arr VIto I~ ErrJLIgt 1 100-1 Fo CoGMI~U 01lJ See eoru 1908 Art Vlll us

sect 15 County intervention-in public utllity service and rate proceedings

x Sec 15 Any county when authotized by its board of supervisors sha ll have the authority to enter or to intervelle in any action or certificate proceeding involving the services charges or rates or any privately owned public utili ty furnishing services or collJJlodities to rate payers within the county

W O Coogt J961 Att VT I t iS Ell J I 19amp1

sect 16 Highways bridges culverts airports road tax limitation Sec 16 The legis lature may provide for the laying ou t construction improvement and

maintenance of highways bridges culverts and airports by the state and by the counties and townships thereof acd may authorize counties to take charge aod cootrol of auy highway within thei r limits ror such purposes The legislature may provide tbe powers and duties of Counties in relation to bighways bridges culverts and airports may provide ror county road commissioners to be appointed or elected with povers and duties provided by law The ad valorem property tax imposed for road purposes by any county shall not eltceed in any year one-half or one percent of the assessed valuation for the preceding year

ru ry Con t ampEl3 An VlI 4(6 Elf Jan I 196 Io ~Iuoo Su C I OO~ Art VIH ~2G

Jo~j Ftfrill9 440 N Srarr Smw Flfs-o a ellIJlIII O CO lo All 4R723

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

~~~ Jodi Fetting

Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

AittpAcs Policy GIOlp Airsp $iIViClWl us )epCfIrren ul T(Qrspo~ltrlto-

8GO lndeperdenoe Avenue SW WtW1Irglo DC 7059

Federal Aviation AdrninStrotion

JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

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Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

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Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THEAlIIUrv OF Clrv IEStDENTS AND PROnIffY OWNERS TO EUlCITO OPTmiddotOUT OF RECEMNG

ADVANCED UTilITY MmRS (SMART METElISl

The followIng preamble and resolution were offered by Coundlmember ~1 i t hoe J ~rL_~ and SlIpp-orted bV Councflmemher ~~__k Ll pa n __~

WHEREAS OTE Energy SVIARl meters (SMART rn~ters) are 0lltidern electrIc metirs which end elect(ic meter readings dutomatlcaty bv using a radio frequency nehvorK rather than 11 uarlitronal on-site ~te( reading method lind

WHEREAS DTt fnargys actively Installing SMART meters throughout southeastern Mlchigan And has recently moaJfed 11

latter to the City of caro pemin1na to the ability of City residents to opt-our of f(Celving a SMART meter and

WHEREAS a numberQf CIty residents have exprltssed tomems regarding negative health conditIons that may reson from the use of SMART meters the a(CUuKY ofSMART meters and the possibmty that th~ uS of SMART meters may contribute to Ute loss of personal Jlrivacy aod

WHEREAS the Mict~an Public SeNke ComPlisston has receotlydedded to lnvesligate seve-fal Il$pea$ pertalnloji to the use and installation of SMART metm and

WHOtpoundA5 the Mlthigan Public Service Commission tlSi a tompomml cf this lmt~stigation is requesting thai utmW comPanles disclose Information rega-rdltli tM po-tential adverse hearth effects associated with (he use of SMART metetS and

WHEREAS th~ City of CarD Council i$ charged with securing and defendioe the overall health safety_ aod welfare of the ldenU of the aiy and their guests

NOW THEREFORE BE rr RESOlVED that the City of (arc Council her) supports the abillty of Its residents and property owoe~ to elect to o-pt-out of receiving SMART meters m$taIJed

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City of Cam Coune supports the invGSlgat1ltm by the Mkhigan Public Servlce Commission of SMART meters

THIS RESOLUTiON DECLARED ADOPTED nus 5 DAV OF August 20131 ClerkITreasufac of 1M City of Cam State of Michigan do hereby certify tNt thE foraolng Resolution was duly adopted by the City of cam Council during its regular meeting Mid in the Municipal BunOlng in the Clty of Carcent on August 2013

Resolution It 16-201~ June 6 2016

RESOumON A RESQUJTiON SUPPORTING MfCHIGAN HOUSE BtLl4916 OR SIMIlAR IEGtsJATlON AND SUPPORTING THE AmUTY OF TOWNHSIP R6U)poundNTS TO CHOOSE TO HAVE AN ANALOG EtECTfUC AND GAS MEml RATHER THAN ASMART (ADVANCEtll MErE

WHEREAS smart meters are computerized electr1c meters that send electric meter readings to the utility via radiofrnquency radiation multiple times per day and

WHEREAS analog meters are manualJy read electromechanical meters that have accurately

measured the electrtc consumption of homes and busfnessesfor over acentury and

WHEREAS DTE Energy (the utility) is repiaclng exJs1ing utility meters with smart (oka advanced or AM) meters and

WHEREAS DTE EnelY plans to replace all meters with either the fully functioning smart meier orthe smart meter with the radlofrequency turned off (opt-out meter) and

WHEREAS the opt~()ut meter must be manoa read In the same way analog and nooshytransmitting digital meters must be read and

WHEREAS the IItl1ity in fts testimony berore the Pub1c $ervlce CQmmission in U-17053 has stated that the nonMtransmltting smart meter performs no functions not already performed by the analog electric meter and

WHEREAS the utility charges the residentJa customer $6720 to have the norHransmitting opt-out smart meter In place of the fully functionIng smart meter and

WHEREAS the cost of lealllng In piace an existing analog meter is $000 thus creating an unnecessary charge on the customer who does not wish to have a smart meter on their home Or business and

WHEREAS some persons on fixed lncomesare unable to afford the opt-out fees and

WHEREAS the utlJlty does not permit businesses to opt out and

WHEREAS1 citIzens of this oommunity have expressed many concerns about this replacement Including concerns about the health effects of mdlofrequency radIation and the voltage transients and harrnonfcs (line noise) generated by smart meters concerns about privacy and hacking concerns about fire safety and fire hazards concerns about Impending time-ofltse rates and resultant increases In electric bills and conterns aoout remote shut-off and

WHEREAS many residents in the State of Michigan have reported negative health symptoms after the installation of smart electric meters or rnm-transmittlng opt-out meters on their homes and

WHEREAS some residents of the State of Michigan have reported that their smart meter has cau~ht fire or exploded or have reported flickering lights and appliance short-outs Immediately after a smart meter was installed and

WHEREAS the Township of Vassar has worked tirelessly to attract positive Investment while rejecting those that put our health environment and quality of life at risk and

WHEREAS the Vassar Township Board of Trustees ts charged with securing and defending the overatl health safety and welfare of the residents of the Township and their guests and

WHEREAS the electromagnetic frequencies emitted and generated bV these meters have been snown by tens of thousands of scientific studies since the 19305 to harm biological systems and therefore may pose a serious long~term threat to the health of our cltlzensj and

WHEREAS customers with a disability under the Americans with DlsabIHtles middotAct may not be charged for accommodation of their disability and

WHEREAS both the nonmiddottransmittlng smart meter and the analog meter accurate IV measure electricity usage and whereas both must be read by a meter reader therefore making them indlstlngulshable for purposes of metering customer electrical usage and

WHEREAS smart meters have not been mandated by the federal or state government and

WHEREAS our Township is committed to providIng equal opportuntty and quality of rife for all and to removing full barriers to participation In public nfe on the basts of dlsabnity and

WHEREAS OTE has been unresponsive to these customer concerns and

WHEREAS House 81114916 would address these concerns without Impacting the utilitys ability to Install smart meters on the homes and busInesses of those who want a smart meter

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Vassar Township Board of Trustees supports the ability of OTE customers to not partidpate in the smart meter program on their homes and businesses and to have their electricity usage measured by an analog meter without suffering financial penalties or Incurring monthly charges as outlined in House 81114916 and that an analog option be offered in perpetuity to all uttllty customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar TownshIp Board ofTrustees calls upon the Chair of the House Energy Policy Committee the members oftne Energy Polhy Committee the state representative for our dlstrtct the state senator for our district the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Attorney General to do all In their power to ensure passage of House 81114916 and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar Township Soard ofTrustees calis upon the above-mentioned persons and governmental entitles If House 81114916 Is not passed in this legtslative session to do all In their power to ensure passage of legislation In the future that will ensure that utility customers have the right to have an anakJg meter on their homes or

middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

Vassar Township Clerk ~~--=-~

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Novembtf Ihrovfjh May -sl 20 kWh per dIy

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Jun 11II 0ltJqh (klobelt AU onpek kWh

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NovmM thrOUlh Mil All onPIWlt ~Wh

CeplKlly ( neroy U ODlt perW1 N~ity [MrQy 28l4lt pw kWh

AIIo1~ kWh Clpa(M ~ EJWl 9r lAJX ~r kW IIon-ltapac lly ~roy UtA C PE ~W~

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Delivery CNiroes 5efvice (halVe $750 per rnonl h RIA Credit middot $750 per monlh Di5tribvtlon kWhbullbull 543OC per kWh

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AU oH-peak kWh Capacil y (nergybullbull bull o679C per kWh Non-capaclly Energy 4757( per kWh

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Mi(1)eilk MoIIdIlY friday am to 3 pm amp 7 pm to I pm All midpeak kWh

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ~ VII sect28 33

sect 9 Compensation of county officers

Sec 9 BoampTds of s upervisors shan have exclusive power to fix the oomp officers not otherwise provided by law

runory Cocst 1963 All VII 9 Elf J I I 9amp yo ConrlNd amp CMII 1908ArI VllJ fR

sect 10 Removal of county seat

Sec 10 A county seat once established shall not be removed until the place nlch it is proposed to be moved shall be designated by two-thirds of the members of the board of supervisors and a majority of the electors voting thereon shall have a pproved the proposed locatioD in the manner prescribed by law

BiotDl)l Co llle3 An VII flO E( JOJJ 1 1964 l~ Con~tllull oD See COllSL ll108Art vrn t )3

sect 11 Indebtedness limitation

Selt 11 No Cltlunty shall incur any indebtedness which shall increase its total debt beyond 10 percent of its assessed valuation

lfiwry Cmol 1963Att VII tllEft Jan i 1i64 Fo e cmtltutlon s Conn 1906 Art vrn U 2

sect 12 Navigable streams permission to bridge or dam See 12 A oavigable stream shall not be hridged or dammed without permission granted by

the board of supervisors or the county as provided by law which pennission shall be subject to such reasonable compensation and otheT conditions as may seem best sui ted to safeguard the rights and interests of the county and political subdivisions the rein

QJO Cotgtu I~ Art VII U2 Ert Jan I 100 Fou eonia o 8M eo 180SArt vrn tl~

sect 13 Consolidation of counties approval by electors Sec 13 Two or more contiguous counties may combine into a Slagle county if approved in

each affected county by a majority of the electors voting on the quest ion IIUtDrr- eo t 1961Arr Vl t 13 Ell J 1 1964

sect 14 Organization and consolidation of townships Sec 14 The board of supervisors of each organized county may organize and consolidate

townships under restrictions and limitations provided by law Hi~ Coru 1963Arr VIto I~ ErrJLIgt 1 100-1 Fo CoGMI~U 01lJ See eoru 1908 Art Vlll us

sect 15 County intervention-in public utllity service and rate proceedings

x Sec 15 Any county when authotized by its board of supervisors sha ll have the authority to enter or to intervelle in any action or certificate proceeding involving the services charges or rates or any privately owned public utili ty furnishing services or collJJlodities to rate payers within the county

W O Coogt J961 Att VT I t iS Ell J I 19amp1

sect 16 Highways bridges culverts airports road tax limitation Sec 16 The legis lature may provide for the laying ou t construction improvement and

maintenance of highways bridges culverts and airports by the state and by the counties and townships thereof acd may authorize counties to take charge aod cootrol of auy highway within thei r limits ror such purposes The legislature may provide tbe powers and duties of Counties in relation to bighways bridges culverts and airports may provide ror county road commissioners to be appointed or elected with povers and duties provided by law The ad valorem property tax imposed for road purposes by any county shall not eltceed in any year one-half or one percent of the assessed valuation for the preceding year

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

~~~ Jodi Fetting

Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

AittpAcs Policy GIOlp Airsp $iIViClWl us )epCfIrren ul T(Qrspo~ltrlto-

8GO lndeperdenoe Avenue SW WtW1Irglo DC 7059

Federal Aviation AdrninStrotion

JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

2

Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

3

Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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Resolution It 16-201~ June 6 2016

RESOumON A RESQUJTiON SUPPORTING MfCHIGAN HOUSE BtLl4916 OR SIMIlAR IEGtsJATlON AND SUPPORTING THE AmUTY OF TOWNHSIP R6U)poundNTS TO CHOOSE TO HAVE AN ANALOG EtECTfUC AND GAS MEml RATHER THAN ASMART (ADVANCEtll MErE

WHEREAS smart meters are computerized electr1c meters that send electric meter readings to the utility via radiofrnquency radiation multiple times per day and

WHEREAS analog meters are manualJy read electromechanical meters that have accurately

measured the electrtc consumption of homes and busfnessesfor over acentury and

WHEREAS DTE Energy (the utility) is repiaclng exJs1ing utility meters with smart (oka advanced or AM) meters and

WHEREAS DTE EnelY plans to replace all meters with either the fully functioning smart meier orthe smart meter with the radlofrequency turned off (opt-out meter) and

WHEREAS the opt~()ut meter must be manoa read In the same way analog and nooshytransmitting digital meters must be read and

WHEREAS the IItl1ity in fts testimony berore the Pub1c $ervlce CQmmission in U-17053 has stated that the nonMtransmltting smart meter performs no functions not already performed by the analog electric meter and

WHEREAS the utility charges the residentJa customer $6720 to have the norHransmitting opt-out smart meter In place of the fully functionIng smart meter and

WHEREAS the cost of lealllng In piace an existing analog meter is $000 thus creating an unnecessary charge on the customer who does not wish to have a smart meter on their home Or business and

WHEREAS some persons on fixed lncomesare unable to afford the opt-out fees and

WHEREAS the utlJlty does not permit businesses to opt out and

WHEREAS1 citIzens of this oommunity have expressed many concerns about this replacement Including concerns about the health effects of mdlofrequency radIation and the voltage transients and harrnonfcs (line noise) generated by smart meters concerns about privacy and hacking concerns about fire safety and fire hazards concerns about Impending time-ofltse rates and resultant increases In electric bills and conterns aoout remote shut-off and

WHEREAS many residents in the State of Michigan have reported negative health symptoms after the installation of smart electric meters or rnm-transmittlng opt-out meters on their homes and

WHEREAS some residents of the State of Michigan have reported that their smart meter has cau~ht fire or exploded or have reported flickering lights and appliance short-outs Immediately after a smart meter was installed and

WHEREAS the Township of Vassar has worked tirelessly to attract positive Investment while rejecting those that put our health environment and quality of life at risk and

WHEREAS the Vassar Township Board of Trustees ts charged with securing and defending the overatl health safety and welfare of the residents of the Township and their guests and

WHEREAS the electromagnetic frequencies emitted and generated bV these meters have been snown by tens of thousands of scientific studies since the 19305 to harm biological systems and therefore may pose a serious long~term threat to the health of our cltlzensj and

WHEREAS customers with a disability under the Americans with DlsabIHtles middotAct may not be charged for accommodation of their disability and

WHEREAS both the nonmiddottransmittlng smart meter and the analog meter accurate IV measure electricity usage and whereas both must be read by a meter reader therefore making them indlstlngulshable for purposes of metering customer electrical usage and

WHEREAS smart meters have not been mandated by the federal or state government and

WHEREAS our Township is committed to providIng equal opportuntty and quality of rife for all and to removing full barriers to participation In public nfe on the basts of dlsabnity and

WHEREAS OTE has been unresponsive to these customer concerns and

WHEREAS House 81114916 would address these concerns without Impacting the utilitys ability to Install smart meters on the homes and busInesses of those who want a smart meter

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Vassar Township Board of Trustees supports the ability of OTE customers to not partidpate in the smart meter program on their homes and businesses and to have their electricity usage measured by an analog meter without suffering financial penalties or Incurring monthly charges as outlined in House 81114916 and that an analog option be offered in perpetuity to all uttllty customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar TownshIp Board ofTrustees calls upon the Chair of the House Energy Policy Committee the members oftne Energy Polhy Committee the state representative for our dlstrtct the state senator for our district the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Attorney General to do all In their power to ensure passage of House 81114916 and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar Township Soard ofTrustees calis upon the above-mentioned persons and governmental entitles If House 81114916 Is not passed in this legtslative session to do all In their power to ensure passage of legislation In the future that will ensure that utility customers have the right to have an anakJg meter on their homes or

middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

Vassar Township Clerk ~~--=-~

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-ltoaH-r lot ~__bull loftol -~ hoon lOIIu _ _ _ _ WD_ __ bull__middot OO ____ _ __bullbull __ ~ bull _ OII ltIIyen -gtI_ ~ _ ~

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WHOLE HOUSE RATE OPTIONS TIese service rates are provided throuqh one meter to a singJt or double OCCVPMlCY dwelin9

Residential ElectriC Service Rate Powe Suppfy CharOe First 17 kWh per dAY Capacity Energy bull 1065C JlE kWh NOItltapacily EntltVbullbullbull 4 767( PErkWh

Additional kWh capacity Energy 4590C per kWh Non-Capacity Enerqy bullbullbull 4751( per kWh

Delivery CNiroes 5efvice (halVe $750 per rnonl h RIA Credit middot $750 per monlh Di5tribvtlon kWhbullbull 543OC per kWh

Time of Day Rate-

On-peak h(Wrs MonCJay-rriday n Um 10 7 pm Power Supply CnarQes June through Octo~r

All on-peak kWh I Capactty Enerqy t2048C per-kllh N~lty EnenlY bull 4757lt per kWh

All otf-peak kWh capacity Energy bull bull 090OC Pfi kWh NonlaquoJpaci ty EnefQY bullbullbull 4757lt per kWh N~ IhrOU911 May

All on peak kWtl Capacity Energy bull 944OC per kWh Non-caPbCity Energy bullbullbullbull bull 4 757lt per kWh

AU oH-peak kWh Capacil y (nergybullbull bull o679C per kWh Non-capaclly Energy 4757( per kWh

fXgtltvery CllalQu Service Charge bull $750 per month Olstribvtlon kWh (YeaNovnd) 543O( per kWh

DynamiC Peak PnclnQ Rate This rate features th~ price tiers as well as Critical Peak prices for days when Critical Peak events are caIed It requires YO1f home to have the aovanced electric meIer Poer Supply Cllarg ~s Onpeak Monday Friday 3 pm to 7 pm

All on peak kWh Capacity EnerQt bullbull 9759C per kWh NOfIltQapacltt Energy 4049C per kWh

Mi(1)eilk MoIIdIlY friday am to 3 pm amp 7 pm to I pm All midpeak kWh

Capacity poundnerQy bullbullbull bullbullbull bullbull Aoose per kWh Non-tapaclty Enerqy bullbull bull 4Q49 per kWh

Off-peak 11 pm to 7 am and all day Saturday Sunday and desiQna~ holidays

All o ff-peak kWh capacity Enerqybullbullbull 0554( per kWh Nonltapacity (nergy 4 049( per kWh

(Critical Puk events dJrlnQ on-puk hours MondayshyFriday Ilmlto to eo lIours per year with ~vance notite

All criti calpeak kWh 5091 per kWh Nonltpatity Enerqy 4049C oer kWh

D1 Uv~ry Cha r Oes Oistribution kWh bull bull 543OC per kWh Service cMfQe $750 per month

Space HeatlOq Rate AfJPied oNy 10 ~miJOeflfr instilUed electric s~ce heltllin9 S(lrwct 11100011 0fIe meier IOn) II~f to KIU$MOIrIJ IlaquoWd on this tltf ~I(r 10 ~ 17 lOIS

PO tl Supply 0 J~ trrouOh October

(irst T7 kWh per day capacity [ MrQy bullbullbullbull bull bullbull bullbullbullbullbull bull bull 1217lt per kWh NOOCapacily Energybullbullbullbull bullbull d61b( per kWh

Additional kWn Capacity Energy bullbull 4741C per kWh NonmiddotCapaclly[nerqybullbull bullbullbull bull 4 616( per kWh

November through May (IrS 20 ~Wh per dat

Capacity ElKrQY bullbullbull 1844( per kWh NonCapaclty Ener9Y bull 4616C per kWh

Addi l lonal kWh Capacity [ ne((lY 0553lt per kWh Non-Capaci ty Ener9y 4616lt per kWh

Oeltvery C~afl)e ~

Service CllltlIqe 5750 per month Dislrlbullon kWh cYeM-roundl bull 5430lt per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

lnteruptlbte Space Conditioning Rate (CooICurrent s middot ) Thfs rale is (01 cmlraJ air 1M air $ltNrce hfijt wmps 7alltp adYanlaQe o( a ICYWef w mmer ra te thai C8II stlf

you vp to 18 (Jercf(ll on the coolf19 POfUOII oJ yotn energy bill wtlEn you e()(oII we istaN aseparate melpI lha1 clO briHIy IIIIerrvpt your air cMdilicnif9 to mee system or oeneratlon Issues POwer Supply ChArQe$

June throuQh October ~Enervv middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddot_middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotO499( perllWti f Non-Capacity Energy bull bull bull 3783lt per kWh

November thrOU(jh MAV Capaci ty Ener9Y bull2973( perkWh Non-Capaclty Energy bull3783lt Pfr kWh

Oellvery C~arQes Service Charge (June Ihrough October) bull $195 per month DisltiolJlion kWh (YeaOlJIdl 543OC per kWh

WatN Heating Strvce Rate

This rate Is a~alllJble for customers Who use an elecshy(ric wdler hedler tor sanitary pJrpos eJ Controlled service (Interrupt ible)

PO Wff Supply Charoes AU kWh Capacily Enerqy 1915lt per kWh NonltapaClty Energy bullbullbull bullbullbull2546( per kWh

Oelover y CharQes Service Charge bullbullbullbullbullbullbull5195 per month DiStribution kWh bullbullbullbullbullbull bullSA30C per kWh

DLWd-I On1J(aJL hOCJrs POIIef Supply

June throug AIfOfl~ak

Capacity NonCapi

Alt ntfflfak Capacily Non-Cap

November 11 All onpe~k C~pacity l NonCoplt

All olfpeak CapacIty I NoncaP

Dtl lvelY CharI Service Ct Distribut io

Option 1 Time On-pfak hour5 POW~( Supply

All on-peak kl CapacityE Non-(apa(

All oIlpeak k Capacil y [ I Non-Capa(

Delivery ( h~rQ Service Chan Distribution I

Oplion 2 MonU Monthly fee I and credits

OTHER RATE

isect4lM Outdoor ProtE who want sec(J wnere service dteeneroymiddotcon

riisectsectitltj MIGrHnP~

proqram wifh I ferrIOfI (Of c( orealer porl iol ren~wdbe re5(

01 tellWdble e mlQreenpower

GreenCurrent (R[C) basea re he developme a cillties- Learr

Net Meterlnq resource CJe~ r_waDI( re5(

thaI power

l itU1114ii4t An [lKfrit CII(

MltIitIoNi irQNrutlol Ale~~tlHt liutlje(t 10 UlchoJll)ftaflod ceocs lhal ~V by ltate TruHlOen1oa elK1r1 i-vla bull coIltn ~ Sl7S porf mont M ( I~ lor lWd of-llold CM~65yt~1I 01 ~

bull 1ie11c1er1t InaHr1t Crecln (RIAgt Custoowr rneeC 1IQ eIiQibHIIy requ~$ U KehOe bull $150 ~ IIOI)III (rfillllN 0IIId10 110(1 Oul laquoyou OIMIIly (all U~ lt14 8000471741 Rwc~ Of cwIOIrIe1S wno us ill maIOlt porI ion oI11gttlr IKll ley INtng oI1pe~ ron

In Woy lOI6 M ~ s caqe wQ opIit Into rwo ~_ _amplt1 -~irV middot~v u bt11r19 _ nolimPK1 UI jIOtioe yo _ 1 1lt Ienmiddot _ if bull nbolt ~y ltlft wi -1rO 01 CIOI DmOn

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ~ VII sect28 33

sect 9 Compensation of county officers

Sec 9 BoampTds of s upervisors shan have exclusive power to fix the oomp officers not otherwise provided by law

runory Cocst 1963 All VII 9 Elf J I I 9amp yo ConrlNd amp CMII 1908ArI VllJ fR

sect 10 Removal of county seat

Sec 10 A county seat once established shall not be removed until the place nlch it is proposed to be moved shall be designated by two-thirds of the members of the board of supervisors and a majority of the electors voting thereon shall have a pproved the proposed locatioD in the manner prescribed by law

BiotDl)l Co llle3 An VII flO E( JOJJ 1 1964 l~ Con~tllull oD See COllSL ll108Art vrn t )3

sect 11 Indebtedness limitation

Selt 11 No Cltlunty shall incur any indebtedness which shall increase its total debt beyond 10 percent of its assessed valuation

lfiwry Cmol 1963Att VII tllEft Jan i 1i64 Fo e cmtltutlon s Conn 1906 Art vrn U 2

sect 12 Navigable streams permission to bridge or dam See 12 A oavigable stream shall not be hridged or dammed without permission granted by

the board of supervisors or the county as provided by law which pennission shall be subject to such reasonable compensation and otheT conditions as may seem best sui ted to safeguard the rights and interests of the county and political subdivisions the rein

QJO Cotgtu I~ Art VII U2 Ert Jan I 100 Fou eonia o 8M eo 180SArt vrn tl~

sect 13 Consolidation of counties approval by electors Sec 13 Two or more contiguous counties may combine into a Slagle county if approved in

each affected county by a majority of the electors voting on the quest ion IIUtDrr- eo t 1961Arr Vl t 13 Ell J 1 1964

sect 14 Organization and consolidation of townships Sec 14 The board of supervisors of each organized county may organize and consolidate

townships under restrictions and limitations provided by law Hi~ Coru 1963Arr VIto I~ ErrJLIgt 1 100-1 Fo CoGMI~U 01lJ See eoru 1908 Art Vlll us

sect 15 County intervention-in public utllity service and rate proceedings

x Sec 15 Any county when authotized by its board of supervisors sha ll have the authority to enter or to intervelle in any action or certificate proceeding involving the services charges or rates or any privately owned public utili ty furnishing services or collJJlodities to rate payers within the county

W O Coogt J961 Att VT I t iS Ell J I 19amp1

sect 16 Highways bridges culverts airports road tax limitation Sec 16 The legis lature may provide for the laying ou t construction improvement and

maintenance of highways bridges culverts and airports by the state and by the counties and townships thereof acd may authorize counties to take charge aod cootrol of auy highway within thei r limits ror such purposes The legislature may provide tbe powers and duties of Counties in relation to bighways bridges culverts and airports may provide ror county road commissioners to be appointed or elected with povers and duties provided by law The ad valorem property tax imposed for road purposes by any county shall not eltceed in any year one-half or one percent of the assessed valuation for the preceding year

ru ry Con t ampEl3 An VlI 4(6 Elf Jan I 196 Io ~Iuoo Su C I OO~ Art VIH ~2G

Jo~j Ftfrill9 440 N Srarr Smw Flfs-o a ellIJlIII O CO lo All 4R723

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

~~~ Jodi Fetting

Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

AittpAcs Policy GIOlp Airsp $iIViClWl us )epCfIrren ul T(Qrspo~ltrlto-

8GO lndeperdenoe Avenue SW WtW1Irglo DC 7059

Federal Aviation AdrninStrotion

JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

2

Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

3

Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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WHEREAS some residents of the State of Michigan have reported that their smart meter has cau~ht fire or exploded or have reported flickering lights and appliance short-outs Immediately after a smart meter was installed and

WHEREAS the Township of Vassar has worked tirelessly to attract positive Investment while rejecting those that put our health environment and quality of life at risk and

WHEREAS the Vassar Township Board of Trustees ts charged with securing and defending the overatl health safety and welfare of the residents of the Township and their guests and

WHEREAS the electromagnetic frequencies emitted and generated bV these meters have been snown by tens of thousands of scientific studies since the 19305 to harm biological systems and therefore may pose a serious long~term threat to the health of our cltlzensj and

WHEREAS customers with a disability under the Americans with DlsabIHtles middotAct may not be charged for accommodation of their disability and

WHEREAS both the nonmiddottransmittlng smart meter and the analog meter accurate IV measure electricity usage and whereas both must be read by a meter reader therefore making them indlstlngulshable for purposes of metering customer electrical usage and

WHEREAS smart meters have not been mandated by the federal or state government and

WHEREAS our Township is committed to providIng equal opportuntty and quality of rife for all and to removing full barriers to participation In public nfe on the basts of dlsabnity and

WHEREAS OTE has been unresponsive to these customer concerns and

WHEREAS House 81114916 would address these concerns without Impacting the utilitys ability to Install smart meters on the homes and busInesses of those who want a smart meter

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thatthe Vassar Township Board of Trustees supports the ability of OTE customers to not partidpate in the smart meter program on their homes and businesses and to have their electricity usage measured by an analog meter without suffering financial penalties or Incurring monthly charges as outlined in House 81114916 and that an analog option be offered in perpetuity to all uttllty customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar TownshIp Board ofTrustees calls upon the Chair of the House Energy Policy Committee the members oftne Energy Polhy Committee the state representative for our dlstrtct the state senator for our district the Michigan Public Service Commission and the Attorney General to do all In their power to ensure passage of House 81114916 and

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Vassar Township Soard ofTrustees calis upon the above-mentioned persons and governmental entitles If House 81114916 Is not passed in this legtslative session to do all In their power to ensure passage of legislation In the future that will ensure that utility customers have the right to have an anakJg meter on their homes or

middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

Vassar Township Clerk ~~--=-~

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AdditioMl kWh CitpKtty (nerqyH AS90C kWh ~ EneW 761lt PH kWh

OIv~ V (l1li1 Seltviu~ 5750 permorltn lilA Crfdlt bull$150 Pl month Distribution kWh bullbullbullbull bullbull bullbull bullbullbullbull 5lt130( pef kWll

~aIr loin oIoIIIUrIriIUy un to 1pm 10_ SUPII ly C I~ JuM IIrouqh Odc btf

oo-pealr kWh ~y~___u ~_1IWb ~y tneltgy 415t per kWh

AI ortmiddotpe~ kWh ClIpadly EIIOIJ O9COC per kWh Non-Capadty Cnor1V bull4J5lC kWh

NoW1Tlbef trvouqIIlo4~y

All on-peak kWh ~poundnH0y ~(nefQY

AlIllf-peak Clttp~(hy Cnorqy O679C Pltr kWh NolCIocgtyeniy EIgteOY 4751lt PH kWh

oN_V(O1 ~Chalt~ bull $5(l per mollh Oistrll)Jioll kWn CY al-roond) bull543(X per kWl1

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AI on1nk kWh ~ [ JWl9bull bull bullbull bull bull bull __ bullbull 9759lt per kWh Non-~ItfMfQV bull 4049 ~~Wh

MId-jMk MOIIdiy bull nidi) 1 am to 3 pm 7 pm to n pm AI mId-oeak kWh

cKMy (-y bull 4OO5C Pltf kWII N~ity (otIQY 4049lt per kWll

OflP~~k 11 prI to 1 un and all dy S~hlrdy ound y nd -I1rIItd~

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(Crtlieal PHIl _ ts cIInIQ on-pfU Worodly rriGay1o eo hours IIlaquo VN~ IIrtIttI ___ notl~)

All a1tlQl~peaK_Wh $09 I)et kWh Non-cpyenMy Eneroy bull 4049t per kWh

Oli~y CII9U OsIrWiontwto 5A)o( r- kWh Slaquoviltoc~ $750 p rrnonl h

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AddJlioNI kWll C~y~ bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbull 414IC IltI~Wh Hon-Cipadtyu-QY ~ 616( PfrkWll

Novembtf Ihrovfjh May -sl 20 kWh per dIy

cplaquoIlyEnHQ __ bull l844lt IltI kWtl HonltopJodl yOWrQY ~ 6OC PftkWll

A~lloMlkWh C~y [JWlQL bull QS5l( Pft kWII N~y[NQY lt11616lt pekWlgt

Ot lgtY CIgta 9n 5ervice CNrqe S75O per monlh ObI iIlUtlon kNh (YtlOOIl~ 5A)OC per kWh

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Hclyentmbtr INIy capdtyE~ bullbull 2-97)( per kwto NooltlIJClty EMfoY ~7BJ( PI( kWh

OIlYery CaQe o ~MoeChilr~ (JuneIIlrQUQhOctOberI bull Sl95 per mon1h ontritlrJtlon kWh 1Yf0IIIIl) SltII3OC ptr kWh

ThIs iMe ls~ for cusOtlllaquoS who UW laquoshyIrk wafff IIHI~ for unitVYO flJr(1OStlo Coniroled 5laquoYIce tlnlt~)

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o~rv Cltqn 5efvice ChMe bullbullbull S1Igt per mont Oist ribullon kWh 5430 per kWh

Gorolhcrmel Tlmr of DaV Ratr

~l(USM~r~ nun 10 1pm Po Supply Ch O~

Jun 11II 0ltJqh (klobelt AU onpek kWh

C8C)yeniI- (net9Y 9nsc 1 kWh Nooltpady (Mrqy 2814lt per kwtl

AW offmiddotptallt IltWh CIpyenty Ene rQ~ 13J5 per ~Wh NotrCapodty E9Y 284 pot kWh

NovmM thrOUlh Mil All onPIWlt ~Wh

CeplKlly ( neroy U ODlt perW1 N~ity [MrQy 28l4lt pw kWh

AIIo1~ kWh Clpa(M ~ EJWl 9r lAJX ~r kW IIon-ltapac lly ~roy UtA C PE ~W~

tullv~ry C~qu seritl Charge 6]0( 1 day Distribution kWh (YeaHOllM) 4703C per kWh

Expertnlal Ellcl n c Vehcle Ra tl

Opt ion 1 Tlmt of Ot~ kino On~ fKIltfi McIl(I6y-FrkUly il4m 10 1Ipm Po Sypply CIlaQu

OfgtpaiI kWh calhy poundnto OVbull 6 779C IltI~Wh

NonQpadty EnerQY 9012C perkWh I oIIpuk kWh ~yEnlaquoQY 1695lt pelttWIgt Hon~ poundJWIIJ( 22silt pelt ~Wh

Oell~ery C~~ Servll a r~f $95 IXr morgtIh 1)sI IbuIkWh bullbullbullbullbull bullbull bullbullbull gtA)OC 1 kWh

09tlon1 Monthly F r~ ( UIgtf ~v~ l1Ut~ly) loonIlIIy I~ of $4511 ~r yellko IrKIYClINJ sur(narO ~Igtdcedillo

OTHER RATE OPTIONS

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WHOLE HOUSE RATE OPTIONS TIese service rates are provided throuqh one meter to a singJt or double OCCVPMlCY dwelin9

Residential ElectriC Service Rate Powe Suppfy CharOe First 17 kWh per dAY Capacity Energy bull 1065C JlE kWh NOItltapacily EntltVbullbullbull 4 767( PErkWh

Additional kWh capacity Energy 4590C per kWh Non-Capacity Enerqy bullbullbull 4751( per kWh

Delivery CNiroes 5efvice (halVe $750 per rnonl h RIA Credit middot $750 per monlh Di5tribvtlon kWhbullbull 543OC per kWh

Time of Day Rate-

On-peak h(Wrs MonCJay-rriday n Um 10 7 pm Power Supply CnarQes June through Octo~r

All on-peak kWh I Capactty Enerqy t2048C per-kllh N~lty EnenlY bull 4757lt per kWh

All otf-peak kWh capacity Energy bull bull 090OC Pfi kWh NonlaquoJpaci ty EnefQY bullbullbull 4757lt per kWh N~ IhrOU911 May

All on peak kWtl Capacity Energy bull 944OC per kWh Non-caPbCity Energy bullbullbullbull bull 4 757lt per kWh

AU oH-peak kWh Capacil y (nergybullbull bull o679C per kWh Non-capaclly Energy 4757( per kWh

fXgtltvery CllalQu Service Charge bull $750 per month Olstribvtlon kWh (YeaNovnd) 543O( per kWh

DynamiC Peak PnclnQ Rate This rate features th~ price tiers as well as Critical Peak prices for days when Critical Peak events are caIed It requires YO1f home to have the aovanced electric meIer Poer Supply Cllarg ~s Onpeak Monday Friday 3 pm to 7 pm

All on peak kWh Capacity EnerQt bullbull 9759C per kWh NOfIltQapacltt Energy 4049C per kWh

Mi(1)eilk MoIIdIlY friday am to 3 pm amp 7 pm to I pm All midpeak kWh

Capacity poundnerQy bullbullbull bullbullbull bullbull Aoose per kWh Non-tapaclty Enerqy bullbull bull 4Q49 per kWh

Off-peak 11 pm to 7 am and all day Saturday Sunday and desiQna~ holidays

All o ff-peak kWh capacity Enerqybullbullbull 0554( per kWh Nonltapacity (nergy 4 049( per kWh

(Critical Puk events dJrlnQ on-puk hours MondayshyFriday Ilmlto to eo lIours per year with ~vance notite

All criti calpeak kWh 5091 per kWh Nonltpatity Enerqy 4049C oer kWh

D1 Uv~ry Cha r Oes Oistribution kWh bull bull 543OC per kWh Service cMfQe $750 per month

Space HeatlOq Rate AfJPied oNy 10 ~miJOeflfr instilUed electric s~ce heltllin9 S(lrwct 11100011 0fIe meier IOn) II~f to KIU$MOIrIJ IlaquoWd on this tltf ~I(r 10 ~ 17 lOIS

PO tl Supply 0 J~ trrouOh October

(irst T7 kWh per day capacity [ MrQy bullbullbullbull bull bullbull bullbullbullbullbull bull bull 1217lt per kWh NOOCapacily Energybullbullbullbull bullbull d61b( per kWh

Additional kWn Capacity Energy bullbull 4741C per kWh NonmiddotCapaclly[nerqybullbull bullbullbull bull 4 616( per kWh

November through May (IrS 20 ~Wh per dat

Capacity ElKrQY bullbullbull 1844( per kWh NonCapaclty Ener9Y bull 4616C per kWh

Addi l lonal kWh Capacity [ ne((lY 0553lt per kWh Non-Capaci ty Ener9y 4616lt per kWh

Oeltvery C~afl)e ~

Service CllltlIqe 5750 per month Dislrlbullon kWh cYeM-roundl bull 5430lt per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

lnteruptlbte Space Conditioning Rate (CooICurrent s middot ) Thfs rale is (01 cmlraJ air 1M air $ltNrce hfijt wmps 7alltp adYanlaQe o( a ICYWef w mmer ra te thai C8II stlf

you vp to 18 (Jercf(ll on the coolf19 POfUOII oJ yotn energy bill wtlEn you e()(oII we istaN aseparate melpI lha1 clO briHIy IIIIerrvpt your air cMdilicnif9 to mee system or oeneratlon Issues POwer Supply ChArQe$

June throuQh October ~Enervv middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddot_middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotO499( perllWti f Non-Capacity Energy bull bull bull 3783lt per kWh

November thrOU(jh MAV Capaci ty Ener9Y bull2973( perkWh Non-Capaclty Energy bull3783lt Pfr kWh

Oellvery C~arQes Service Charge (June Ihrough October) bull $195 per month DisltiolJlion kWh (YeaOlJIdl 543OC per kWh

WatN Heating Strvce Rate

This rate Is a~alllJble for customers Who use an elecshy(ric wdler hedler tor sanitary pJrpos eJ Controlled service (Interrupt ible)

PO Wff Supply Charoes AU kWh Capacily Enerqy 1915lt per kWh NonltapaClty Energy bullbullbull bullbullbull2546( per kWh

Oelover y CharQes Service Charge bullbullbullbullbullbullbull5195 per month DiStribution kWh bullbullbullbullbullbull bullSA30C per kWh

DLWd-I On1J(aJL hOCJrs POIIef Supply

June throug AIfOfl~ak

Capacity NonCapi

Alt ntfflfak Capacily Non-Cap

November 11 All onpe~k C~pacity l NonCoplt

All olfpeak CapacIty I NoncaP

Dtl lvelY CharI Service Ct Distribut io

Option 1 Time On-pfak hour5 POW~( Supply

All on-peak kl CapacityE Non-(apa(

All oIlpeak k Capacil y [ I Non-Capa(

Delivery ( h~rQ Service Chan Distribution I

Oplion 2 MonU Monthly fee I and credits

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Net Meterlnq resource CJe~ r_waDI( re5(

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bull 1ie11c1er1t InaHr1t Crecln (RIAgt Custoowr rneeC 1IQ eIiQibHIIy requ~$ U KehOe bull $150 ~ IIOI)III (rfillllN 0IIId10 110(1 Oul laquoyou OIMIIly (all U~ lt14 8000471741 Rwc~ Of cwIOIrIe1S wno us ill maIOlt porI ion oI11gttlr IKll ley INtng oI1pe~ ron

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ~ VII sect28 33

sect 9 Compensation of county officers

Sec 9 BoampTds of s upervisors shan have exclusive power to fix the oomp officers not otherwise provided by law

runory Cocst 1963 All VII 9 Elf J I I 9amp yo ConrlNd amp CMII 1908ArI VllJ fR

sect 10 Removal of county seat

Sec 10 A county seat once established shall not be removed until the place nlch it is proposed to be moved shall be designated by two-thirds of the members of the board of supervisors and a majority of the electors voting thereon shall have a pproved the proposed locatioD in the manner prescribed by law

BiotDl)l Co llle3 An VII flO E( JOJJ 1 1964 l~ Con~tllull oD See COllSL ll108Art vrn t )3

sect 11 Indebtedness limitation

Selt 11 No Cltlunty shall incur any indebtedness which shall increase its total debt beyond 10 percent of its assessed valuation

lfiwry Cmol 1963Att VII tllEft Jan i 1i64 Fo e cmtltutlon s Conn 1906 Art vrn U 2

sect 12 Navigable streams permission to bridge or dam See 12 A oavigable stream shall not be hridged or dammed without permission granted by

the board of supervisors or the county as provided by law which pennission shall be subject to such reasonable compensation and otheT conditions as may seem best sui ted to safeguard the rights and interests of the county and political subdivisions the rein

QJO Cotgtu I~ Art VII U2 Ert Jan I 100 Fou eonia o 8M eo 180SArt vrn tl~

sect 13 Consolidation of counties approval by electors Sec 13 Two or more contiguous counties may combine into a Slagle county if approved in

each affected county by a majority of the electors voting on the quest ion IIUtDrr- eo t 1961Arr Vl t 13 Ell J 1 1964

sect 14 Organization and consolidation of townships Sec 14 The board of supervisors of each organized county may organize and consolidate

townships under restrictions and limitations provided by law Hi~ Coru 1963Arr VIto I~ ErrJLIgt 1 100-1 Fo CoGMI~U 01lJ See eoru 1908 Art Vlll us

sect 15 County intervention-in public utllity service and rate proceedings

x Sec 15 Any county when authotized by its board of supervisors sha ll have the authority to enter or to intervelle in any action or certificate proceeding involving the services charges or rates or any privately owned public utili ty furnishing services or collJJlodities to rate payers within the county

W O Coogt J961 Att VT I t iS Ell J I 19amp1

sect 16 Highways bridges culverts airports road tax limitation Sec 16 The legis lature may provide for the laying ou t construction improvement and

maintenance of highways bridges culverts and airports by the state and by the counties and townships thereof acd may authorize counties to take charge aod cootrol of auy highway within thei r limits ror such purposes The legislature may provide tbe powers and duties of Counties in relation to bighways bridges culverts and airports may provide ror county road commissioners to be appointed or elected with povers and duties provided by law The ad valorem property tax imposed for road purposes by any county shall not eltceed in any year one-half or one percent of the assessed valuation for the preceding year

ru ry Con t ampEl3 An VlI 4(6 Elf Jan I 196 Io ~Iuoo Su C I OO~ Art VIH ~2G

Jo~j Ftfrill9 440 N Srarr Smw Flfs-o a ellIJlIII O CO lo All 4R723

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

~~~ Jodi Fetting

Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

AittpAcs Policy GIOlp Airsp $iIViClWl us )epCfIrren ul T(Qrspo~ltrlto-

8GO lndeperdenoe Avenue SW WtW1Irglo DC 7059

Federal Aviation AdrninStrotion

JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

2

Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

3

Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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middotbusinesses to measure electrldty usage wIthout suffering financial penalties or irlCtl(rtng monthty charges anc that an analog option be offered in perpetuJty to allutifity customers

NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township of Vassar urges OTt to permit those customers who wIsh to have their electltdty usage measured by an analog meter to do $0 without suffering flnanclat penalties or incurring monthly charges

The foregoing resolution was offered by Board Member Michael Clnesmlth and seconded by Board Member Bob Forbes

Upon roll call vote tbe following voted Aye (5) Gray Tester1 Forbes Clinesrnith Stack

Nay ( 0 ) NONE

The supervisor declared the resolution adopted ~

ttL ~ Vassar Township Oerk

CERTIFICATE I Mlchel Clinesmith the duly elected and acting CIerilt of VassarTowDship hereby certify that the furegofng resolution was adopted by the Townshfp Board of said Township at the special meeting of said SOard held on June 3- 2016 at whlth meeting a quorum was present by a ron Gail vote of said members as bereinbefore set fortii that saki resolutioll was ordered to take immediate effect

Vassar Township Clerk ~~--=-~

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AdditioMl kWh CitpKtty (nerqyH AS90C kWh ~ EneW 761lt PH kWh

OIv~ V (l1li1 Seltviu~ 5750 permorltn lilA Crfdlt bull$150 Pl month Distribution kWh bullbullbullbull bullbull bullbull bullbullbullbull 5lt130( pef kWll

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oN_V(O1 ~Chalt~ bull $5(l per mollh Oistrll)Jioll kWn CY al-roond) bull543(X per kWl1

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MId-jMk MOIIdiy bull nidi) 1 am to 3 pm 7 pm to n pm AI mId-oeak kWh

cKMy (-y bull 4OO5C Pltf kWII N~ity (otIQY 4049lt per kWll

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Novembtf Ihrovfjh May -sl 20 kWh per dIy

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ~ VII sect28 33

sect 9 Compensation of county officers

Sec 9 BoampTds of s upervisors shan have exclusive power to fix the oomp officers not otherwise provided by law

runory Cocst 1963 All VII 9 Elf J I I 9amp yo ConrlNd amp CMII 1908ArI VllJ fR

sect 10 Removal of county seat

Sec 10 A county seat once established shall not be removed until the place nlch it is proposed to be moved shall be designated by two-thirds of the members of the board of supervisors and a majority of the electors voting thereon shall have a pproved the proposed locatioD in the manner prescribed by law

BiotDl)l Co llle3 An VII flO E( JOJJ 1 1964 l~ Con~tllull oD See COllSL ll108Art vrn t )3

sect 11 Indebtedness limitation

Selt 11 No Cltlunty shall incur any indebtedness which shall increase its total debt beyond 10 percent of its assessed valuation

lfiwry Cmol 1963Att VII tllEft Jan i 1i64 Fo e cmtltutlon s Conn 1906 Art vrn U 2

sect 12 Navigable streams permission to bridge or dam See 12 A oavigable stream shall not be hridged or dammed without permission granted by

the board of supervisors or the county as provided by law which pennission shall be subject to such reasonable compensation and otheT conditions as may seem best sui ted to safeguard the rights and interests of the county and political subdivisions the rein

QJO Cotgtu I~ Art VII U2 Ert Jan I 100 Fou eonia o 8M eo 180SArt vrn tl~

sect 13 Consolidation of counties approval by electors Sec 13 Two or more contiguous counties may combine into a Slagle county if approved in

each affected county by a majority of the electors voting on the quest ion IIUtDrr- eo t 1961Arr Vl t 13 Ell J 1 1964

sect 14 Organization and consolidation of townships Sec 14 The board of supervisors of each organized county may organize and consolidate

townships under restrictions and limitations provided by law Hi~ Coru 1963Arr VIto I~ ErrJLIgt 1 100-1 Fo CoGMI~U 01lJ See eoru 1908 Art Vlll us

sect 15 County intervention-in public utllity service and rate proceedings

x Sec 15 Any county when authotized by its board of supervisors sha ll have the authority to enter or to intervelle in any action or certificate proceeding involving the services charges or rates or any privately owned public utili ty furnishing services or collJJlodities to rate payers within the county

W O Coogt J961 Att VT I t iS Ell J I 19amp1

sect 16 Highways bridges culverts airports road tax limitation Sec 16 The legis lature may provide for the laying ou t construction improvement and

maintenance of highways bridges culverts and airports by the state and by the counties and townships thereof acd may authorize counties to take charge aod cootrol of auy highway within thei r limits ror such purposes The legislature may provide tbe powers and duties of Counties in relation to bighways bridges culverts and airports may provide ror county road commissioners to be appointed or elected with povers and duties provided by law The ad valorem property tax imposed for road purposes by any county shall not eltceed in any year one-half or one percent of the assessed valuation for the preceding year

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

~~~ Jodi Fetting

Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

AittpAcs Policy GIOlp Airsp $iIViClWl us )epCfIrren ul T(Qrspo~ltrlto-

8GO lndeperdenoe Avenue SW WtW1Irglo DC 7059

Federal Aviation AdrninStrotion

JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

2

Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

3

Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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Jun 11II 0ltJqh (klobelt AU onpek kWh

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NovmM thrOUlh Mil All onPIWlt ~Wh

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AIIo1~ kWh Clpa(M ~ EJWl 9r lAJX ~r kW IIon-ltapac lly ~roy UtA C PE ~W~

tullv~ry C~qu seritl Charge 6]0( 1 day Distribution kWh (YeaHOllM) 4703C per kWh

Expertnlal Ellcl n c Vehcle Ra tl

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WHOLE HOUSE RATE OPTIONS TIese service rates are provided throuqh one meter to a singJt or double OCCVPMlCY dwelin9

Residential ElectriC Service Rate Powe Suppfy CharOe First 17 kWh per dAY Capacity Energy bull 1065C JlE kWh NOItltapacily EntltVbullbullbull 4 767( PErkWh

Additional kWh capacity Energy 4590C per kWh Non-Capacity Enerqy bullbullbull 4751( per kWh

Delivery CNiroes 5efvice (halVe $750 per rnonl h RIA Credit middot $750 per monlh Di5tribvtlon kWhbullbull 543OC per kWh

Time of Day Rate-

On-peak h(Wrs MonCJay-rriday n Um 10 7 pm Power Supply CnarQes June through Octo~r

All on-peak kWh I Capactty Enerqy t2048C per-kllh N~lty EnenlY bull 4757lt per kWh

All otf-peak kWh capacity Energy bull bull 090OC Pfi kWh NonlaquoJpaci ty EnefQY bullbullbull 4757lt per kWh N~ IhrOU911 May

All on peak kWtl Capacity Energy bull 944OC per kWh Non-caPbCity Energy bullbullbullbull bull 4 757lt per kWh

AU oH-peak kWh Capacil y (nergybullbull bull o679C per kWh Non-capaclly Energy 4757( per kWh

fXgtltvery CllalQu Service Charge bull $750 per month Olstribvtlon kWh (YeaNovnd) 543O( per kWh

DynamiC Peak PnclnQ Rate This rate features th~ price tiers as well as Critical Peak prices for days when Critical Peak events are caIed It requires YO1f home to have the aovanced electric meIer Poer Supply Cllarg ~s Onpeak Monday Friday 3 pm to 7 pm

All on peak kWh Capacity EnerQt bullbull 9759C per kWh NOfIltQapacltt Energy 4049C per kWh

Mi(1)eilk MoIIdIlY friday am to 3 pm amp 7 pm to I pm All midpeak kWh

Capacity poundnerQy bullbullbull bullbullbull bullbull Aoose per kWh Non-tapaclty Enerqy bullbull bull 4Q49 per kWh

Off-peak 11 pm to 7 am and all day Saturday Sunday and desiQna~ holidays

All o ff-peak kWh capacity Enerqybullbullbull 0554( per kWh Nonltapacity (nergy 4 049( per kWh

(Critical Puk events dJrlnQ on-puk hours MondayshyFriday Ilmlto to eo lIours per year with ~vance notite

All criti calpeak kWh 5091 per kWh Nonltpatity Enerqy 4049C oer kWh

D1 Uv~ry Cha r Oes Oistribution kWh bull bull 543OC per kWh Service cMfQe $750 per month

Space HeatlOq Rate AfJPied oNy 10 ~miJOeflfr instilUed electric s~ce heltllin9 S(lrwct 11100011 0fIe meier IOn) II~f to KIU$MOIrIJ IlaquoWd on this tltf ~I(r 10 ~ 17 lOIS

PO tl Supply 0 J~ trrouOh October

(irst T7 kWh per day capacity [ MrQy bullbullbullbull bull bullbull bullbullbullbullbull bull bull 1217lt per kWh NOOCapacily Energybullbullbullbull bullbull d61b( per kWh

Additional kWn Capacity Energy bullbull 4741C per kWh NonmiddotCapaclly[nerqybullbull bullbullbull bull 4 616( per kWh

November through May (IrS 20 ~Wh per dat

Capacity ElKrQY bullbullbull 1844( per kWh NonCapaclty Ener9Y bull 4616C per kWh

Addi l lonal kWh Capacity [ ne((lY 0553lt per kWh Non-Capaci ty Ener9y 4616lt per kWh

Oeltvery C~afl)e ~

Service CllltlIqe 5750 per month Dislrlbullon kWh cYeM-roundl bull 5430lt per kWh

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you vp to 18 (Jercf(ll on the coolf19 POfUOII oJ yotn energy bill wtlEn you e()(oII we istaN aseparate melpI lha1 clO briHIy IIIIerrvpt your air cMdilicnif9 to mee system or oeneratlon Issues POwer Supply ChArQe$

June throuQh October ~Enervv middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddot_middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotO499( perllWti f Non-Capacity Energy bull bull bull 3783lt per kWh

November thrOU(jh MAV Capaci ty Ener9Y bull2973( perkWh Non-Capaclty Energy bull3783lt Pfr kWh

Oellvery C~arQes Service Charge (June Ihrough October) bull $195 per month DisltiolJlion kWh (YeaOlJIdl 543OC per kWh

WatN Heating Strvce Rate

This rate Is a~alllJble for customers Who use an elecshy(ric wdler hedler tor sanitary pJrpos eJ Controlled service (Interrupt ible)

PO Wff Supply Charoes AU kWh Capacily Enerqy 1915lt per kWh NonltapaClty Energy bullbullbull bullbullbull2546( per kWh

Oelover y CharQes Service Charge bullbullbullbullbullbullbull5195 per month DiStribution kWh bullbullbullbullbullbull bullSA30C per kWh

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sect 9 Compensation of county officers

Sec 9 BoampTds of s upervisors shan have exclusive power to fix the oomp officers not otherwise provided by law

runory Cocst 1963 All VII 9 Elf J I I 9amp yo ConrlNd amp CMII 1908ArI VllJ fR

sect 10 Removal of county seat

Sec 10 A county seat once established shall not be removed until the place nlch it is proposed to be moved shall be designated by two-thirds of the members of the board of supervisors and a majority of the electors voting thereon shall have a pproved the proposed locatioD in the manner prescribed by law

BiotDl)l Co llle3 An VII flO E( JOJJ 1 1964 l~ Con~tllull oD See COllSL ll108Art vrn t )3

sect 11 Indebtedness limitation

Selt 11 No Cltlunty shall incur any indebtedness which shall increase its total debt beyond 10 percent of its assessed valuation

lfiwry Cmol 1963Att VII tllEft Jan i 1i64 Fo e cmtltutlon s Conn 1906 Art vrn U 2

sect 12 Navigable streams permission to bridge or dam See 12 A oavigable stream shall not be hridged or dammed without permission granted by

the board of supervisors or the county as provided by law which pennission shall be subject to such reasonable compensation and otheT conditions as may seem best sui ted to safeguard the rights and interests of the county and political subdivisions the rein

QJO Cotgtu I~ Art VII U2 Ert Jan I 100 Fou eonia o 8M eo 180SArt vrn tl~

sect 13 Consolidation of counties approval by electors Sec 13 Two or more contiguous counties may combine into a Slagle county if approved in

each affected county by a majority of the electors voting on the quest ion IIUtDrr- eo t 1961Arr Vl t 13 Ell J 1 1964

sect 14 Organization and consolidation of townships Sec 14 The board of supervisors of each organized county may organize and consolidate

townships under restrictions and limitations provided by law Hi~ Coru 1963Arr VIto I~ ErrJLIgt 1 100-1 Fo CoGMI~U 01lJ See eoru 1908 Art Vlll us

sect 15 County intervention-in public utllity service and rate proceedings

x Sec 15 Any county when authotized by its board of supervisors sha ll have the authority to enter or to intervelle in any action or certificate proceeding involving the services charges or rates or any privately owned public utili ty furnishing services or collJJlodities to rate payers within the county

W O Coogt J961 Att VT I t iS Ell J I 19amp1

sect 16 Highways bridges culverts airports road tax limitation Sec 16 The legis lature may provide for the laying ou t construction improvement and

maintenance of highways bridges culverts and airports by the state and by the counties and townships thereof acd may authorize counties to take charge aod cootrol of auy highway within thei r limits ror such purposes The legislature may provide tbe powers and duties of Counties in relation to bighways bridges culverts and airports may provide ror county road commissioners to be appointed or elected with povers and duties provided by law The ad valorem property tax imposed for road purposes by any county shall not eltceed in any year one-half or one percent of the assessed valuation for the preceding year

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

~~~ Jodi Fetting

Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

AittpAcs Policy GIOlp Airsp $iIViClWl us )epCfIrren ul T(Qrspo~ltrlto-

8GO lndeperdenoe Avenue SW WtW1Irglo DC 7059

Federal Aviation AdrninStrotion

JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

2

Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

3

Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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WHOLE HOUSE RATE OPTIONS TIese service rates are provided throuqh one meter to a singJt or double OCCVPMlCY dwelin9

Residential ElectriC Service Rate Powe Suppfy CharOe First 17 kWh per dAY Capacity Energy bull 1065C JlE kWh NOItltapacily EntltVbullbullbull 4 767( PErkWh

Additional kWh capacity Energy 4590C per kWh Non-Capacity Enerqy bullbullbull 4751( per kWh

Delivery CNiroes 5efvice (halVe $750 per rnonl h RIA Credit middot $750 per monlh Di5tribvtlon kWhbullbull 543OC per kWh

Time of Day Rate-

On-peak h(Wrs MonCJay-rriday n Um 10 7 pm Power Supply CnarQes June through Octo~r

All on-peak kWh I Capactty Enerqy t2048C per-kllh N~lty EnenlY bull 4757lt per kWh

All otf-peak kWh capacity Energy bull bull 090OC Pfi kWh NonlaquoJpaci ty EnefQY bullbullbull 4757lt per kWh N~ IhrOU911 May

All on peak kWtl Capacity Energy bull 944OC per kWh Non-caPbCity Energy bullbullbullbull bull 4 757lt per kWh

AU oH-peak kWh Capacil y (nergybullbull bull o679C per kWh Non-capaclly Energy 4757( per kWh

fXgtltvery CllalQu Service Charge bull $750 per month Olstribvtlon kWh (YeaNovnd) 543O( per kWh

DynamiC Peak PnclnQ Rate This rate features th~ price tiers as well as Critical Peak prices for days when Critical Peak events are caIed It requires YO1f home to have the aovanced electric meIer Poer Supply Cllarg ~s Onpeak Monday Friday 3 pm to 7 pm

All on peak kWh Capacity EnerQt bullbull 9759C per kWh NOfIltQapacltt Energy 4049C per kWh

Mi(1)eilk MoIIdIlY friday am to 3 pm amp 7 pm to I pm All midpeak kWh

Capacity poundnerQy bullbullbull bullbullbull bullbull Aoose per kWh Non-tapaclty Enerqy bullbull bull 4Q49 per kWh

Off-peak 11 pm to 7 am and all day Saturday Sunday and desiQna~ holidays

All o ff-peak kWh capacity Enerqybullbullbull 0554( per kWh Nonltapacity (nergy 4 049( per kWh

(Critical Puk events dJrlnQ on-puk hours MondayshyFriday Ilmlto to eo lIours per year with ~vance notite

All criti calpeak kWh 5091 per kWh Nonltpatity Enerqy 4049C oer kWh

D1 Uv~ry Cha r Oes Oistribution kWh bull bull 543OC per kWh Service cMfQe $750 per month

Space HeatlOq Rate AfJPied oNy 10 ~miJOeflfr instilUed electric s~ce heltllin9 S(lrwct 11100011 0fIe meier IOn) II~f to KIU$MOIrIJ IlaquoWd on this tltf ~I(r 10 ~ 17 lOIS

PO tl Supply 0 J~ trrouOh October

(irst T7 kWh per day capacity [ MrQy bullbullbullbull bull bullbull bullbullbullbullbull bull bull 1217lt per kWh NOOCapacily Energybullbullbullbull bullbull d61b( per kWh

Additional kWn Capacity Energy bullbull 4741C per kWh NonmiddotCapaclly[nerqybullbull bullbullbull bull 4 616( per kWh

November through May (IrS 20 ~Wh per dat

Capacity ElKrQY bullbullbull 1844( per kWh NonCapaclty Ener9Y bull 4616C per kWh

Addi l lonal kWh Capacity [ ne((lY 0553lt per kWh Non-Capaci ty Ener9y 4616lt per kWh

Oeltvery C~afl)e ~

Service CllltlIqe 5750 per month Dislrlbullon kWh cYeM-roundl bull 5430lt per kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL RATE OPTIONS

lnteruptlbte Space Conditioning Rate (CooICurrent s middot ) Thfs rale is (01 cmlraJ air 1M air $ltNrce hfijt wmps 7alltp adYanlaQe o( a ICYWef w mmer ra te thai C8II stlf

you vp to 18 (Jercf(ll on the coolf19 POfUOII oJ yotn energy bill wtlEn you e()(oII we istaN aseparate melpI lha1 clO briHIy IIIIerrvpt your air cMdilicnif9 to mee system or oeneratlon Issues POwer Supply ChArQe$

June throuQh October ~Enervv middot middotmiddotmiddotmiddot_middotmiddot middotmiddotmiddotO499( perllWti f Non-Capacity Energy bull bull bull 3783lt per kWh

November thrOU(jh MAV Capaci ty Ener9Y bull2973( perkWh Non-Capaclty Energy bull3783lt Pfr kWh

Oellvery C~arQes Service Charge (June Ihrough October) bull $195 per month DisltiolJlion kWh (YeaOlJIdl 543OC per kWh

WatN Heating Strvce Rate

This rate Is a~alllJble for customers Who use an elecshy(ric wdler hedler tor sanitary pJrpos eJ Controlled service (Interrupt ible)

PO Wff Supply Charoes AU kWh Capacily Enerqy 1915lt per kWh NonltapaClty Energy bullbullbull bullbullbull2546( per kWh

Oelover y CharQes Service Charge bullbullbullbullbullbullbull5195 per month DiStribution kWh bullbullbullbullbullbull bullSA30C per kWh

DLWd-I On1J(aJL hOCJrs POIIef Supply

June throug AIfOfl~ak

Capacity NonCapi

Alt ntfflfak Capacily Non-Cap

November 11 All onpe~k C~pacity l NonCoplt

All olfpeak CapacIty I NoncaP

Dtl lvelY CharI Service Ct Distribut io

Option 1 Time On-pfak hour5 POW~( Supply

All on-peak kl CapacityE Non-(apa(

All oIlpeak k Capacil y [ I Non-Capa(

Delivery ( h~rQ Service Chan Distribution I

Oplion 2 MonU Monthly fee I and credits

OTHER RATE

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ~ VII sect28 33

sect 9 Compensation of county officers

Sec 9 BoampTds of s upervisors shan have exclusive power to fix the oomp officers not otherwise provided by law

runory Cocst 1963 All VII 9 Elf J I I 9amp yo ConrlNd amp CMII 1908ArI VllJ fR

sect 10 Removal of county seat

Sec 10 A county seat once established shall not be removed until the place nlch it is proposed to be moved shall be designated by two-thirds of the members of the board of supervisors and a majority of the electors voting thereon shall have a pproved the proposed locatioD in the manner prescribed by law

BiotDl)l Co llle3 An VII flO E( JOJJ 1 1964 l~ Con~tllull oD See COllSL ll108Art vrn t )3

sect 11 Indebtedness limitation

Selt 11 No Cltlunty shall incur any indebtedness which shall increase its total debt beyond 10 percent of its assessed valuation

lfiwry Cmol 1963Att VII tllEft Jan i 1i64 Fo e cmtltutlon s Conn 1906 Art vrn U 2

sect 12 Navigable streams permission to bridge or dam See 12 A oavigable stream shall not be hridged or dammed without permission granted by

the board of supervisors or the county as provided by law which pennission shall be subject to such reasonable compensation and otheT conditions as may seem best sui ted to safeguard the rights and interests of the county and political subdivisions the rein

QJO Cotgtu I~ Art VII U2 Ert Jan I 100 Fou eonia o 8M eo 180SArt vrn tl~

sect 13 Consolidation of counties approval by electors Sec 13 Two or more contiguous counties may combine into a Slagle county if approved in

each affected county by a majority of the electors voting on the quest ion IIUtDrr- eo t 1961Arr Vl t 13 Ell J 1 1964

sect 14 Organization and consolidation of townships Sec 14 The board of supervisors of each organized county may organize and consolidate

townships under restrictions and limitations provided by law Hi~ Coru 1963Arr VIto I~ ErrJLIgt 1 100-1 Fo CoGMI~U 01lJ See eoru 1908 Art Vlll us

sect 15 County intervention-in public utllity service and rate proceedings

x Sec 15 Any county when authotized by its board of supervisors sha ll have the authority to enter or to intervelle in any action or certificate proceeding involving the services charges or rates or any privately owned public utili ty furnishing services or collJJlodities to rate payers within the county

W O Coogt J961 Att VT I t iS Ell J I 19amp1

sect 16 Highways bridges culverts airports road tax limitation Sec 16 The legis lature may provide for the laying ou t construction improvement and

maintenance of highways bridges culverts and airports by the state and by the counties and townships thereof acd may authorize counties to take charge aod cootrol of auy highway within thei r limits ror such purposes The legislature may provide tbe powers and duties of Counties in relation to bighways bridges culverts and airports may provide ror county road commissioners to be appointed or elected with povers and duties provided by law The ad valorem property tax imposed for road purposes by any county shall not eltceed in any year one-half or one percent of the assessed valuation for the preceding year

ru ry Con t ampEl3 An VlI 4(6 Elf Jan I 196 Io ~Iuoo Su C I OO~ Art VIH ~2G

Jo~j Ftfrill9 440 N Srarr Smw Flfs-o a ellIJlIII O CO lo All 4R723

WI V 111 laIr Il middotI I~ I I [J O~ I 939middot672-378(1

PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

~~~ Jodi Fetting

Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

AittpAcs Policy GIOlp Airsp $iIViClWl us )epCfIrren ul T(Qrspo~ltrlto-

8GO lndeperdenoe Avenue SW WtW1Irglo DC 7059

Federal Aviation AdrninStrotion

JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

2

Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

3

Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ~ VII sect28 33

sect 9 Compensation of county officers

Sec 9 BoampTds of s upervisors shan have exclusive power to fix the oomp officers not otherwise provided by law

runory Cocst 1963 All VII 9 Elf J I I 9amp yo ConrlNd amp CMII 1908ArI VllJ fR

sect 10 Removal of county seat

Sec 10 A county seat once established shall not be removed until the place nlch it is proposed to be moved shall be designated by two-thirds of the members of the board of supervisors and a majority of the electors voting thereon shall have a pproved the proposed locatioD in the manner prescribed by law

BiotDl)l Co llle3 An VII flO E( JOJJ 1 1964 l~ Con~tllull oD See COllSL ll108Art vrn t )3

sect 11 Indebtedness limitation

Selt 11 No Cltlunty shall incur any indebtedness which shall increase its total debt beyond 10 percent of its assessed valuation

lfiwry Cmol 1963Att VII tllEft Jan i 1i64 Fo e cmtltutlon s Conn 1906 Art vrn U 2

sect 12 Navigable streams permission to bridge or dam See 12 A oavigable stream shall not be hridged or dammed without permission granted by

the board of supervisors or the county as provided by law which pennission shall be subject to such reasonable compensation and otheT conditions as may seem best sui ted to safeguard the rights and interests of the county and political subdivisions the rein

QJO Cotgtu I~ Art VII U2 Ert Jan I 100 Fou eonia o 8M eo 180SArt vrn tl~

sect 13 Consolidation of counties approval by electors Sec 13 Two or more contiguous counties may combine into a Slagle county if approved in

each affected county by a majority of the electors voting on the quest ion IIUtDrr- eo t 1961Arr Vl t 13 Ell J 1 1964

sect 14 Organization and consolidation of townships Sec 14 The board of supervisors of each organized county may organize and consolidate

townships under restrictions and limitations provided by law Hi~ Coru 1963Arr VIto I~ ErrJLIgt 1 100-1 Fo CoGMI~U 01lJ See eoru 1908 Art Vlll us

sect 15 County intervention-in public utllity service and rate proceedings

x Sec 15 Any county when authotized by its board of supervisors sha ll have the authority to enter or to intervelle in any action or certificate proceeding involving the services charges or rates or any privately owned public utili ty furnishing services or collJJlodities to rate payers within the county

W O Coogt J961 Att VT I t iS Ell J I 19amp1

sect 16 Highways bridges culverts airports road tax limitation Sec 16 The legis lature may provide for the laying ou t construction improvement and

maintenance of highways bridges culverts and airports by the state and by the counties and townships thereof acd may authorize counties to take charge aod cootrol of auy highway within thei r limits ror such purposes The legislature may provide tbe powers and duties of Counties in relation to bighways bridges culverts and airports may provide ror county road commissioners to be appointed or elected with povers and duties provided by law The ad valorem property tax imposed for road purposes by any county shall not eltceed in any year one-half or one percent of the assessed valuation for the preceding year

ru ry Con t ampEl3 An VlI 4(6 Elf Jan I 196 Io ~Iuoo Su C I OO~ Art VIH ~2G

Jo~j Ftfrill9 440 N Srarr Smw Flfs-o a ellIJlIII O CO lo All 4R723

WI V 111 laIr Il middotI I~ I I [J O~ I 939middot672-378(1

PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

~~~ Jodi Fetting

Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

AittpAcs Policy GIOlp Airsp $iIViClWl us )epCfIrren ul T(Qrspo~ltrlto-

8GO lndeperdenoe Avenue SW WtW1Irglo DC 7059

Federal Aviation AdrninStrotion

JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

2

Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

3

Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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Jo~j Ftfrill9 440 N Srarr Smw Flfs-o a ellIJlIII O CO lo All 4R723

WI V 111 laIr Il middotI I~ I I [J O~ I 939middot672-378(1

PUBLIC NOTICE

Residents of Tuscola County please take notice

The Tuscola County Airport Zoning

Board of Appeals

Has scheduled a Meeting

To review variance applications filed

For Tuesday June 25 2019 at 430 pm

At the Tuscola Technology Center

1401 Cleaver Road Caro Michigan

~~~ Jodi Fetting

Tuscola County Clerk Posted June 14 2019

AittpAcs Policy GIOlp Airsp $iIViClWl us )epCfIrren ul T(Qrspo~ltrlto-

8GO lndeperdenoe Avenue SW WtW1Irglo DC 7059

Federal Aviation AdrninStrotion

JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

2

Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

3

Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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JUN 9 ZU1S Alan Annstrong 2900 Chambtee~Tucker Road Building 5 Suite 350 Atlanta GA 30341

Dear ~ Am1stTOng

Obstruction Evaluation Case Number 2019~ArA~2-0E Aeronaulical Study Numbers 2018-WTE-21 through 35-0E 2018-WTE-35-0E 2018shyWTE-38-0E 201S-WTE-40-0E 201B-WfE-41-0E 2018-WTE-47lhrough 49-0E 2018shyWTE-55 through 60-0E 2018-WTE-64 through 67-0E 2018-WTpound-69 through 72-0pound 2018-WTE-75-0E 20IS-WTE-3995 through 4003-0E 2019-WTE-78 through 82-0E and 2019-WTE-84-0E Wind Turbines Caro Michigan

We have completed our examination ofyour petition for discretionary review of the subject deteoninations issued by the Federal Aviation Adrnilllstratlons Obstruction Evaluation Group (OEG) The determinations address proposed Nind turbines 327 to 903 422 lauticai miles west through north of the airport reference point oftbe TusC(lla Area Airport (eFS) in Caro Michigan The height of the structures range from 453 feet (ft) to 499 ft above ground 1evel and 1W4 ft to r237 ft above mean sea leveL The subject aeronautical studies conclude the proposed Structures would exceed obstruction standards as contained in Tille 14 Code ofFEderal Regulations (14 CfR) part 77 however the proposed structures were found to result in no substantiaJ adverse effect on present and planned IFR or VFR operations On April 3 2019 the FAAs OEO issued Detenninations oiNo Hazard to Air Navigation for these structures

On May 2 the FAA received yoor petition In your petition you claim the proposed wind turbines are 8 hazard to air ruivigation and pose a threat to CPS based on the irutia Notice of Presumed Hazard We do not agree The jssWIlce ofthe notice ofpresurned hazard is the FAAs initial action that advises the structures proponent that the wind turbines exceed the FAAs obstruction eriteria in 14 CPR sect 7717lt This preliminary notice is not the FAAs firutl agency determination and does lJQ predict a certain result from the aeronautical study process When a structure exceeds the obstruction standards as outlined in 14 CFR part 77 it does not mean the structure is it 11aUltd to air navigation Rather its an indication that the structure must be studied further to determine any adverse effect on -operations in the navigable airspace and whether or not the adverse eifcet is substantial

2

Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

3

Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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2

Tbe OEG follows procedures in accordance Vlith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77 along Vlith guidance contained in F M Order 74002 paragraph 6-3~3 Determining Adverse Effect paragrapb 6-3~5 Substantial Adverse Effect and paragraph 639 Evaluating Effect on IFR Operations

AS part ofthis examination INe have reviewed the determination wi1h respect 10 the effect the structure would have on instrument flighT rules operations visual flight rues operations and aircraft operating in the traffic pattern Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structure would not have an adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation

Your petition states that the wind turbines will cause economic impact~ to tile community- Environmentru and economic issues as well as compliance rith federal and state gra1Jt assurances are not considered during the conduct of an aeronautical srudy

You claim that Bauers Field is a public use airport and that tbey did not receive distribution of the public notice Our research revealed that there is no record for Bauers Field as a public-use airport on file with the FAA We contacted the Detro)1 Airports District Office who found that the detennination for Bauers Field was terminated in 2017 when it exceeded the expiration date Since there are no feasibility studies or proposals on record Bauers Field would need to refile FAA Fonn 7480~1 -iotlce for Construction Alteration and Dealttivation of Airports to have a valid study on file with the FAA In order for a proposed airport to be considered during an aeronautical srudy the airport must be registered with the FAA as a public use airport Subsequently we find that Ihe OEG correctly considered CFS as the closest public use airport during the aeronautical study Additionally our research revealed that Mc Bauer lIas not signed up for a user accoilllt on the OEOs website to request nolices of proposed construction or public notice information We recommend that Mr Bauet estabHsh a new user account at htlpsWW1Noeaaafaagov and request notices ofproposed construction near his airport

You also claim that the proposed wind turbines would have an actual radar cficct On the SaginawvII (MES) Airpon SUIYeillance ROOst (ASRI n We do not agree The OEG follows procedures in accordance VJith the provisions of 14 CFR part 77gt along vith guidance contalned in FAA Order 74002 paragraphs 6-3-3 Determining Adverse Effect and 6-3-5 Substantial Adverse Effect SpeCifically in cordance with FAA Order 74002 Paragraphs 636 (e) Responsibility and 6lt~10 Evaluating Effect on Air Navigation ~aci1ities the FAA identifies the presence ofany electromagnetic andor physical effect a proposed obstruction may have on among other factors navigational facilities ground-based primary and secondary radar and make recommendations to eliminate adverse effect In this case The FAAs Technical Operations Office conducted an analysis of the proposed turbines and fOllUd that any impacts did not reach tbe threshold of a substantial adverse effect This analysis included potential radar impacts and any cumulative effects of this impact In addition the Air Traffic Control facilities that would be impacted by the vrlnd turbines stated they had no objections to those impacts Consequently we flnd the OEG followed LlJe correct process and pocedures and the wind turbines were found to have no substantial adverse effects

3

Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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3

Additionally you claim that FAA only considered seven comments instead oftw-elve because of an error in the aeronauticaJ study number listed in the public notice We agree that the public notice inadvertently listed the wrong year on page 4 which could have resulted in missing comments During the course of our review we reviewed all of the comments in the record and those included in the petition and find that this infonnation would not have changed the fmal outcome oftbe detemlinarions

Further you claim that the determinations are flawed based on lighting and the lack of a conspicuity study in the determination In this case the sponsor has requested the use of an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) and on page 1 of the detenninations it Stales that the use of ADLS is approved ADLS are comprised of a very sophisticated sensor based system that uses detection sensors to monitor the airspace around an obstruction or group ofobstructions and sends a control signal to tum on or off the obstruction lights when an aircraft is within a 3-mile range aftbe obstruction This system meets FAA technical standards for lighting and a depiction of a sample wind fann ADLS coverage map can be found in Appendix A of AC 7017460- L ObstructioQ Marking and Lighting (see httpswwwfaagovfregulationsJXllieiesfadvisory ci reuJ arsIindex cfmlgodocument infonnation IdocumeQUDII 030047)

Lastly you suggest that FAA detenninations permit wind turbines on the premise that the operator will comply with lighting requirements Pursuant to our regulations at 14 CFR part 77 the FAA conducts aeronautical studies ofproposed structures or buildings to delermille Ihe effect on the safe and efficient use ofnavigable airspace air navigation facilities or equipment In doing so the FAA consider factors relevant to navigable airspace including the impact on arrival departure and en route procedures and may include a condition for marking andor lighting in determinations The FAA does not approve license permit or fund the proposed structure but only detennines if it would be a hazard to air navigation

Consequently we agree with the OEG finding that the structures would not have an adverse effect 00 the safe ltmd efficient use of the navigable airspace by aircraft and would not be a hazard to air navigation Accordingly your request for discretionary review is denied and the above referenced DeteIll)iQa~fi2d ofNo Hazard to Air Navigation are [mal The detenninations will expire on DEC 1 ~

Sincerely

~~~~~1 Air Traffic Organization

  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13
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  • A Air Advantage Contract13
  • B MMRMA Net Asset Distribution13
  • C Zoning Permit Application Fees13
  • D Shredder Purchase Request13
  • E MIDC Part-Time Position13
  • F Johnson Control Service Contract13
  • G Resolutions Regarding DTE Energy Meters13
  • H Airport Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting13
  • I FAA Obstruction Evaluation Case Determination13