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Brad Wehner 839-4250 [email protected] Nikki Dostal 839-4235 [email protected] Legals: [email protected] Classifieds: classifi[email protected] Help Wanted: [email protected] Brad Wehner 839-4250 [email protected] Beverley Garchow 989-839-4233 [email protected] Dental Insurance 6154-0120 Product not available in all states. Acceptance guaranteed for one insurance policy/certificate of this type. Contact us for complete details about this insurance solicitation. This specific offer is not available in CO, NY; call 1-888-799-4433 or respond for similar offer. Certificate C250A (ID: C250E; PA: C250Q); Insurance Policy P150 (GA: P150GA; NY: P150NY; OK: P150OK; TN: P150TN). 1-877-695-8260 Call now to get this FREE Information Kit! dental50plus.com/mi Get dental insurance from Physicians Mutual Insurance Company to help cover the services you’re most likely to use – Fillings Crowns Dentures X-rays Cleanings WHO’S WHO FOR SERVICE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES WESDALE SMALL ENGINE REPAIR SERVICE Servicing 2 and 4 Stroke Engines. Blade and chain sharpening,Full Tire Service (excluding motorcycle & vehicle tires). Welding re- pairs (steel only). Pickup and delivery available within a 10 mile radius. Mon - Fri 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. 3440 Dale Rd. Beaverton, Michigan 48612. Please call 989-329-5745. HOME IMPROVEMENT CONTRACTORS Hardwood Flooring Refinishing, Staining & Installing. Over 18 yrs. Experienced, fully insured. Call Steve for Free Estimate: 989-488-3651 Windows Cleaning & power washing Gutters Cleaning, repair & install Sophats fascia repair & Siding Install Decks Wash, Stain, Seal & Paint Hang TV, pictures, art, blinds & curtains Garage Clean, Organize, Shelving WE DO IT ALL. THERE IS NO JOB TOO SMALL Over 30 years of professional experience Call Joe: 989-600-8690 ALLHANDYMAN SERVICESLLC.COM Stop Cleaning Gutters! Canada's Top Rated Gutter Topper (Lifetime guarantee) Will clean, caulk & tighten existing gutters before install Small siding repairs & new gutters Prompt Service - 30 yrs. experience 20% Senior Discount Call John, 989-522-4565 LAWN CARE A CUT ABOVE! Spring Clean Up Lawn care, pruning of bushes, hand-wash vinyl siding Call 989-205-0193 SUMMER CLEAN UP!! Now booking GUTTER CLEANING and seasonal LAWN CARE. Keep your gut- ters flowing to prevent flood- ing. Insured. Have someone you can know and trust on your property. Call/text 989- 708-3802 before we book up. LOCAL LABOR. Mid State Lawn & Snow Removal Service We offer Lawn Mowing Services & Snow Plowing. Residential & Commercial Call us today!! Senior & Veteran Discounts Available Licensed & Insured 989-941-5843 Saving Grace Lawn Care LLC CONTACT US ABOUT MOWING, FERTILIZATION AND SPRING/FALL CLEAN-UP! Wayne Coffman Owner 989-207-1167 [email protected] www.savinggracelawncare.com PAINTING & PLASTERING Jeff's Painting Quality interior & exterior painting at reasonable prices. Free estimates (989) 264-5593 PERSONAL SERVICES Cars, Bars, Boats, RV's & Vintage! Safe & Secure! We set your mind at ease & put cash in your hand! Need help selling that car, boat, trailer, etc., but don't have time to deal with all the hassle of classifieds & online listings or haggling with potential buyers? Let us do the heavy lifting for you! Currently looking for nice cars Wayne Moffett (989) 274-8234 [email protected] www.wesellforyou.biz ROOFING Roofing, Metal Roofs, Seamless Gutters, Windows & Siding Harding Builders, Inc. Since 1982 989-662-2600 FIND IT HERE Your community. Your newspaper. Your life. 5001 Legals NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO TERMINATE FUTURE WEED MANAGEMENT SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS AND DISCUSS USING EXISTING FUNDS FOR DISASTER RELIEF SANFORD LAKE IMPROVEMENT BOARD TAKE NOTICE that a public hearing of the Sanford Lake Improvement Board is sched- uled on Thursday, August 20, 2020 at 7:00 p.m., on the video conferencing platform Zoom. The Zoom information to join t he hearing is: Link : https://us02web.zoom.us/j/893 82715032; Meeting ID: 893 8271 5032; and US Toll-Free Call-in Number: 877-853- 5257. The purpose of this pub- lic hearing is to: (1) terminate f uture special assessments that were approved to, in-part, i mplement a five-year 2018 weed management project on Sanford Lake; and (2) to dis- cuss using existing funds col- lected by the Sanford Lake Im- provement Board toward stre- ambank stabilization, erosion control, and other disaster re- l ief activities given the recent t ragic dam failures impacting the lake. A modified special as- sessment roll showing the ter- minated assessments will be prepared and available for the inspection by those at the pub- lic hearing or upon request. TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that pursuant to Part 309 of the Natural Resources and Envir- onmental Protection Act, the Sanford Lake Improvemen t Board will determine the prac- ticability of expending existing funds on potential disaster re- l ief activities, review a modi- f ied special assessment rol l that terminates future assess- ments remaining on the 5-year l ake improvement project ap- proved on August 23, 2018, hear any property owner objec- t ions to the proposed use of the existing funds from special assessments and to the modi- fied assessment roll, and make a determination of whether or not to confirm said assess- ment roll. The hearing may be adjourned from time-to-time without further notice. TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that appearance and protest at the hearing is required in order to appeal the proposed modified assessment roll. Property own- ers and those concerned may join and offer public comment related to the discussion of the use of existing funds from pre- viously collected assessments. Any person or entity objecting to the assessment roll shall join a t the above stated time and/or file his or her objection i n writing with the Midlan d County Drain Commissioner . Any such person or entity can file an appearance and protest by letter addressed to the Mid- l and County Drain Commis- sioner, on behalf of the San- ford Lake Improvement Board, 220 W Ellsworth Street, Mid- land, MI 48640. Protest letters received by the Drain Commis- s ioner by no later than th e h earing shall be given th e same effect as attendance and protest at the hearing. The Sanford Lake Improvemen t Board shall maintain a record o f parties who appear to protest at the hearing. If the hearing is terminated or ad- j ourned before a party is provided the opportunity to be heard, a party whose appear- ance was recorded shall be considered to have protested the special assessment in per- son. Proceedings conducted at this public hearing will be subject to the provisions of the Michigan Open Meetings Act and you are further notified that inform- ation regarding this meeting may be obtained from the Mid- l and County Drain Commis- sioner’s Office at (989) 832- 6770. Persons with disabilities or otherwise needing accom- modations for effective particip- ation in the meeting shoul d contact the Drain Commission- er’s Office at (989) 832-6770 or t hrough the Michigan Relay Center at 7-1-1 (TDD) at least 24 hours in advance of the meeting to request mobility, visual, hearing or other assist- ance. Minutes of the meeting will be on file in the Midland County Drain Commissioner’s Office. 5001 Legals Any modified special assess- ment roll shall be considered fi- nal and conclusive unless ap- pealed within thirty (30) days after the Sanford Improvement Board publishes a notice of confirmation. MCL 324.30913. Douglas Enos Midland County Drain Commissioner on behalf of the Sanford Lake Improvement Board ORDINANCE NO. 2020-2 AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND CERTAIN PROVISIONS OF ORDINANCE NO. 2020- 2 OF THE CITY OF BEAVERTON ENTITLED: A N ORDINANCE T O PROVIDE FOR THE ACQUISI- TION, CONSTRUCTION, IN- STALLATION, FURNISHING A ND EQUIPPING OF IM- PROVEMENTS AND EXTEN- SIONS TO THE WATER SUP- PLY AND SEWAGE DISPOS- AL SYSTEM OF THE CITY OF BEAVERTON; TO PROVIDE FOR THE ISSUANCE AND SALE OF JUNIOR LIEN REV- ENUE BONDS TO PAY THE COSTS THEREOF; TO PRE- SCRIBE THE FORM OF THE J UNIOR LIEN REVENU E BONDS; TO PROVIDE FOR THE COLLECTION OF REV- ENUES FROM THE SYSTEM SUFFICIENT FOR THE PUR- P OSE OF PAYING TH E COSTS OF OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF THE SYS- TEM AND TO PAY THE PRIN- CIPAL OF AND INTEREST ON THE JUNIOR LIEN REVENUE BONDS; TO PROVIDE AN AD- E QUATE RESERVE AC - COUNT FOR THE JUNIOR LI- EN REVENUE BONDS; TO P ROVIDE FOR THE SE - GREGATION AND DISTRIBU- TION OF THE REVENUES; T O PROVIDE FOR TH E RIGHTS OF THE HOLDERS O F THE BONDS IN EN - F ORCEMENT THEREOF ; AND TO PROVIDE FOR OTH- ER MATTERS RELATING TO THE JUNIOR LIEN REVENUE BONDS AND THE SYSTEM. THE CITY OF BEAVERTON ORDAINS: Section 1. Definitions. Any capitalized terms used in this Ordinance but not defined i n this Ordinance have the mean- ings assigned to such terms in Ordinance No. 2020-2 of the City of Beaverton. Section 2. Amendment to Prin- cipal Amount of Series 2020C Bonds. The maximum princip- al amount of the Series 2020C Bonds is hereby amended t o b e Six Hundred Forty-Fiv e Thousand Dollars ($645,000). The Series 2020C Bonds shall be payable in principal install- ments on August 1 of each year, as follows: Year Amount Year Amount 2021 $13,000 2041 $16,000 2022 13,000 2042 16,000 2023 13,000 2043 16,000 2024 13,000 2044 17,000 2025 13,000 2045 17,000 2026 14,000 2046 17,000 2027 14,000 2047 17,000 2028 14,000 2048 17,000 2029 14,000 2049 18,000 2030 14,000 2050 18,000 2031 14,000 2051 18,000 2032 15,000 2052 18,000 2033 15,000 2053 18,000 2034 15,000 2054 19,000 2035 15,000 2055 19,000 2036 15,000 2056 19,000 2037 15,000 2057 19,000 2038 16,000 2058 19,000 2039 16,000 2059 20,000 2040 16,000 2060 20,000 The Mayor, Clerk and Cit y Manager are each hereby au- t horized to decrease the ag- gregate principal amount of the Series 2020C Bonds and/or change the payment dates and the amounts of any of the fore- going installments, including in- terest payment dates, if it is in t he best interest of the City, provided that the final principal payment of the Series 2020C Bond shall be due and pay- able within forty (40) years of t he date of issuance of the 2020C Bond. Section 3. Amendment to Sec- tion 12(B)(3). Paragraph 5 of Section 12(B)(3) of Ordinance No. 2020-2 is hereby amended to read in its entirety as follows. "The JUNIOR LIEN BOND RE- SERVE ACCOUNT (the "Juni- or Lien Bond Reserve 5001 Legals or Lien Bond Reserve Account") is hereby continued. In addition to the requirements of Ordinance Nos. 141, 6-2007 and 2020-1, transfers shall be made to the Junior Lien Bond Reserve Account as follows: there shall be withdrawn from the Receiving Fund at the be- ginning of each Fiscal Year quarter and set aside in and transferred to the Junior Lien Bond Reserve Account, after provision has been made for t he Operation and Mainten- ance Account and the current requirements of the Junior Li- en Bond and Interest Redemp- tion Account, commencing Oc- t ober 1, 2020, the sum of at least $725 per quarter ($2,900 annually) related to the Series 2020C Bond (or $502.50 per quarter ($2,010 annually) if the Series 2020C Bonds are is- sued prior to September 30, 2020), and the sum of at least $100 per quarter ($400 annu- a lly) related to the Serie s 2 020D Bond (or $92 pe r quarter ($368 annually) if the Series 2020D Bonds are is- sued prior to September 30, 2020), until there is accumu- l ated in the Junior Lien Bond Reserve Account the lesser of the sum of $29,000 related to t he Series 2020C Bond (or $20,100 if the Series 2020C B onds are issued prior t o S eptember 30, 2020) an d $4,000 related to the Series 2020D Bond (or $3,680 if the Series 2020D Bonds are is- sued prior to September 30, 2020) or the Reserve Amount. Except as hereinafter provided, no further deposits shall be made into the Junior Lien Bond Reserve Account for the pur- pose of Junior Lien Bond Re- serve Account once the lesser of the sum of $29,000 related to the Series 2020C Bond (or $20,100 if the Series 2020C B onds are issued prior t o S eptember 30, 2020) and $4,000 related to the Series 2020D Bond (or $3,680 if the Series 2020D Bonds are is- sued prior to September 30, 2020) or the Reserve Amount has been deposited therein as herein provided. The moneys i n the Junior Lien Bond Re- serve Account shall be used solely for the payment of the principal installments of and in- terest on the Bonds as to which there would otherwise be de- fault; provided however, that in t he event the amount on de- posit in the Junior Lien Bond Reserve Account exceeds the Reserve Amount, the moneys i n excess of the Reserv e Amount shall be used to pay principal installment of and in- terest on the Bonds on the next payment date." Section 3. Publication and Re- cordation. This Ordinance shall be published in full in the Mid- land Daily News, a newspaper of general circulation in the City of qualified under State law to publish legal notices, promptly after its adoption, and shall be r ecorded in the Ordinanc e Book of the City and such re- cording authenticated by the signatures of the Mayor and t he City Clerk. Section 4. Severability; Para- graph Headings; and Conflict. I f any section, paragraph , clause or provision of this Or- dinance shall be held invalid, the invalidity of such section, paragraph, clause or provision shall not affect any of the other provisions of this Ordinance. The paragraph headings in this Ordinance are furnished for convenience of reference only and shall not be considered to be part of this Ordinance. Section 5. Effective Date. Pur- suant to the provisions of Sec- tion 6 of Act 94, Public Acts of Michigan, 1933, as amended, t his Ordinance shall be ap- proved on the date of first read- ing and accordingly this Ordin- ance shall immediately be ef- fective upon its adoption. Passed and adopted by the City of Beaverton, County of Gladwin, State of Michigan, on July 20, 2020. Ray Nau Mayor (Seal) Attest: Janelle Keen Clerk I hereby certify that the forego- 5001 Legals I hereby certify that the forego- ing is a true and complete copy of an Ordinance duly enacted by the City Council of the City of Beaverton, County of Glad- win, State of Michigan, at a regular meeting held o n Monday, July 20, 2020, and that said meeting was conduc- ted and public notice of sai d meeting was given pursuant to and in full compliance with the Open Meetings Act, being Act 267, Public Acts of Michigan, 1976 as modified by Executive Order of the Governor includ- ing Executive Order 2020-129, and that the minutes of sai d meeting were kept and will be or have been made availabl e as required by said Act 267. I further certify that the follow- ing Members were present at said meeting: T. McCartney, K. Neville, T. Danielak, N. List, N. Frei, B. Werth and the follow- ing Members were absent : NONE I further certify the Member LIST mover adoption of sai d Ordinance, and that said mo- tion was supported by Member McCartney. I further certify that the follow- ing Members voted for adop- tion of said Ordinance: McCart- ney, Neville, Danielak, List , Frei, Werth and that the follow- ing Members voted against ad- option of said Ordinance : NONE. I further certify that said Ordin- ance has been recorded in the Ordinance Book and that such recording has been authentic- ated by the signatures of the Mayor and the Clerk Janelle Keen Clerk 5002 Announcements & Events Fishers Blueberry Farm 4532 N Steele Rd, Hemlock Currently Closed for Ripening Picking Multiple Varieties U-Pick & Pre Picked Berries Hours Mon - Fri 8am - 8pm Saturday 8am - 7pm, Closed Sundays 989-642-5361 5101 Employment MI Knife & Saw in Sanford is looking for a hard working, self motivated person for full time employment. Entry level position with plenty of room for growth, Mechanically in- clined person but not a must. This is NOT a temporary pos- ition, only long term applic- ants need apply. On the job training. Some benefits avail- able. Please mail or email your resume to: MI Knife & Saw 2033 North Meridian Rd Sanford, MI 48657 [email protected] Tri City Remodeling is hiring for all positions. Lead carpenters,carpenter helpers, roofing and siding po- sitions. Must have own hand toolsand clean driving record. Full time, paid weekly. If inter- ested please apply in person at 3700 Centennial Dr., Midland, MI. Truck Driver CDL-A DRIVERS WANTED, 3 MONTHS MINIMUM EXPERIENCE, EXCELLENT PAY, BENEFITS SIGN ON BONUS, 401k, DEDICATED ROUTES ROMEO AND WAYNE DISPATCH, CALL KIRT 586-752-4529 EXT 1032

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Brad Wehner [email protected]

Nikki Dostal [email protected]

Legals:[email protected]

Classifieds:[email protected]

Help Wanted:[email protected]

Brad Wehner 839-4250

[email protected]

Beverley Garchow 989-839-4233

[email protected]

Dental Insurance

6154-0120

Product not available in all states. Acceptance guaranteed for one insurance policy/certifi cate of this type. Contact us for complete details about this insurance solicitation. This specifi c offer is not available in CO, NY; call 1-888-799-4433 or respond for similar offer. Certifi cate C250A (ID: C250E; PA: C250Q); Insurance Policy P150 (GA: P150GA; NY: P150NY; OK: P150OK; TN: P150TN).

Product not available in all states. Acceptance guaranteed for one insurance policy/certifi cate of this type. Contact us for complete details about this insurance solicitation. This specifi c offer is not available

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5001 Legals

NOTICE OF PUBLICHEARING TO TERMINATE

FUTURE WEEDMANAGEMENT SPECIAL

ASSESSMENTS ANDDISCUSS USING EXISTING

FUNDS FOR DISASTERRELIEF

SANFORD LAKEIMPROVEMENT BOARD

TAKE NOTICE that a publichearing of the Sanford LakeImprovement Board is sched-uled on Thursday, August 20,2020 at 7:00 p.m., on the videoconferencing platform Zoom.The Zoom information to joint h e h e a r i n g i s : L i n k :https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89382715032; Meeting ID: 8938271 5032; and US Toll-FreeCall-in Number: 877-853-5257. The purpose of this pub-lic hearing is to: (1) terminatefuture special assessmentsthat were approved to, in-part,implement a five-year 2018weed management project onSanford Lake; and (2) to dis-cuss using existing funds col-lected by the Sanford Lake Im-provement Board toward stre-ambank stabilization, erosioncontrol, and other disaster re-lief activities given the recenttragic dam failures impactingthe lake. A modified special as-sessment roll showing the ter-minated assessments will beprepared and available for theinspection by those at the pub-lic hearing or upon request.

TAKE FURTHER NOTICE thatpursuant to Part 309 of theNatural Resources and Envir-onmental Protection Act, theSanford Lake ImprovementBoard will determine the prac-ticability of expending existingfunds on potential disaster re-lief activities, review a modi-fied special assessment rollthat terminates future assess-ments remaining on the 5-yearlake improvement project ap-proved on August 23, 2018,hear any property owner objec-tions to the proposed use ofthe existing funds from specialassessments and to the modi-fied assessment roll, and makea determination of whether ornot to confirm said assess-ment roll. The hearing may beadjourned from time-to-timewithout further notice.

TAKE FURTHER NOTICE thatappearance and protest at thehearing is required in order toappeal the proposed modifiedassessment roll. Property own-ers and those concerned mayjoin and offer public commentrelated to the discussion of theuse of existing funds from pre-viously collected assessments.Any person or entity objectingto the assessment roll shall joinat the above stated t imeand/or file his or her objectionin writing with the MidlandCounty Drain Commissioner.Any such person or entity canfile an appearance and protestby letter addressed to the Mid-land County Drain Commis-sioner, on behalf of the San-ford Lake Improvement Board,220 W Ellsworth Street, Mid-land, MI 48640. Protest lettersreceived by the Drain Commis-sioner by no later than thehearing shall be given thesame effect as attendance andprotest at the hearing. TheSanford Lake ImprovementBoard shall maintain a recordof part ies who appear toprotest at the hearing. If thehearing is terminated or ad-journed before a party isprovided the opportunity to beheard, a party whose appear-ance was recorded shall beconsidered to have protestedthe special assessment in per-son.

Proceedings conducted at thispublic hearing will be subject tothe provisions of the MichiganOpen Meetings Act and youare further notified that inform-ation regarding this meetingmay be obtained from the Mid-land County Drain Commis-sioner’s Office at (989) 832-6770. Persons with disabilitiesor otherwise needing accom-modations for effective particip-ation in the meeting shouldcontact the Drain Commission-er’s Office at (989) 832-6770 orthrough the Michigan RelayCenter at 7-1-1 (TDD) at least24 hours in advance of themeeting to request mobility,visual, hearing or other assist-ance. Minutes of the meetingwill be on file in the MidlandCounty Drain Commissioner’sOffice.

Any modified special assess-ment roll shall be considered fi-nal and conclusive unless ap-pealed within thirty (30) daysafter the Sanford ImprovementBoard publishes a notice ofconfirmation. MCL 324.30913.

Douglas EnosMidland County

Drain Commissioneron behalf of the Sanford Lake

Improvement Board

5001 Legals

NOTICE OF PUBLICHEARING TO TERMINATE

FUTURE WEEDMANAGEMENT SPECIAL

ASSESSMENTS ANDDISCUSS USING EXISTING

FUNDS FOR DISASTERRELIEF

SANFORD LAKEIMPROVEMENT BOARD

TAKE NOTICE that a publichearing of the Sanford LakeImprovement Board is sched-uled on Thursday, August 20,2020 at 7:00 p.m., on the videoconferencing platform Zoom.The Zoom information to joint h e h e a r i n g i s : L i n k :https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89382715032; Meeting ID: 8938271 5032; and US Toll-FreeCall-in Number: 877-853-5257. The purpose of this pub-lic hearing is to: (1) terminatefuture special assessmentsthat were approved to, in-part,implement a five-year 2018weed management project onSanford Lake; and (2) to dis-cuss using existing funds col-lected by the Sanford Lake Im-provement Board toward stre-ambank stabilization, erosioncontrol, and other disaster re-lief activities given the recenttragic dam failures impactingthe lake. A modified special as-sessment roll showing the ter-minated assessments will beprepared and available for theinspection by those at the pub-lic hearing or upon request.

TAKE FURTHER NOTICE thatpursuant to Part 309 of theNatural Resources and Envir-onmental Protection Act, theSanford Lake ImprovementBoard will determine the prac-ticability of expending existingfunds on potential disaster re-lief activities, review a modi-fied special assessment rollthat terminates future assess-ments remaining on the 5-yearlake improvement project ap-proved on August 23, 2018,hear any property owner objec-tions to the proposed use ofthe existing funds from specialassessments and to the modi-fied assessment roll, and makea determination of whether ornot to confirm said assess-ment roll. The hearing may beadjourned from time-to-timewithout further notice.

TAKE FURTHER NOTICE thatappearance and protest at thehearing is required in order toappeal the proposed modifiedassessment roll. Property own-ers and those concerned mayjoin and offer public commentrelated to the discussion of theuse of existing funds from pre-viously collected assessments.Any person or entity objectingto the assessment roll shall joinat the above stated t imeand/or file his or her objectionin writing with the MidlandCounty Drain Commissioner.Any such person or entity canfile an appearance and protestby letter addressed to the Mid-land County Drain Commis-sioner, on behalf of the San-ford Lake Improvement Board,220 W Ellsworth Street, Mid-land, MI 48640. Protest lettersreceived by the Drain Commis-sioner by no later than thehearing shall be given thesame effect as attendance andprotest at the hearing. TheSanford Lake ImprovementBoard shall maintain a recordof part ies who appear toprotest at the hearing. If thehearing is terminated or ad-journed before a party isprovided the opportunity to beheard, a party whose appear-ance was recorded shall beconsidered to have protestedthe special assessment in per-son.

Proceedings conducted at thispublic hearing will be subject tothe provisions of the MichiganOpen Meetings Act and youare further notified that inform-ation regarding this meetingmay be obtained from the Mid-land County Drain Commis-sioner’s Office at (989) 832-6770. Persons with disabilitiesor otherwise needing accom-modations for effective particip-ation in the meeting shouldcontact the Drain Commission-er’s Office at (989) 832-6770 orthrough the Michigan RelayCenter at 7-1-1 (TDD) at least24 hours in advance of themeeting to request mobility,visual, hearing or other assist-ance. Minutes of the meetingwill be on file in the MidlandCounty Drain Commissioner’sOffice.

Any modified special assess-ment roll shall be considered fi-nal and conclusive unless ap-pealed within thirty (30) daysafter the Sanford ImprovementBoard publishes a notice ofconfirmation. MCL 324.30913.

Douglas EnosMidland County

Drain Commissioneron behalf of the Sanford Lake

Improvement Board

ORDINANCE NO. 2020-2

AN ORDINANCE TO AMENDCERTAIN PROVISIONS OFORDINANCE NO. 2020- 2 OFTHE CITY OF BEAVERTONENTITLED:

A N O R D I N A N C E T OPROVIDE FOR THE ACQUISI-TION, CONSTRUCTION, IN-STALLATION, FURNISHINGAND EQUIPPING OF IM-PROVEMENTS AND EXTEN-SIONS TO THE WATER SUP-PLY AND SEWAGE DISPOS-AL SYSTEM OF THE CITY OFBEAVERTON; TO PROVIDEFOR THE ISSUANCE ANDSALE OF JUNIOR LIEN REV-ENUE BONDS TO PAY THECOSTS THEREOF; TO PRE-SCRIBE THE FORM OF THEJUNIOR LIEN REVENUEBONDS; TO PROVIDE FORTHE COLLECTION OF REV-ENUES FROM THE SYSTEMSUFFICIENT FOR THE PUR-POSE OF PAYING THECOSTS OF OPERATION ANDMAINTENANCE OF THE SYS-TEM AND TO PAY THE PRIN-CIPAL OF AND INTEREST ONTHE JUNIOR LIEN REVENUEBONDS; TO PROVIDE AN AD-EQUATE RESERVE AC-COUNT FOR THE JUNIOR LI-EN REVENUE BONDS; TOPROVIDE FOR THE SE-GREGATION AND DISTRIBU-TION OF THE REVENUES;TO PROVIDE FOR THERIGHTS OF THE HOLDERSOF THE BONDS IN EN-FORCEMENT THEREOF;AND TO PROVIDE FOR OTH-ER MATTERS RELATING TOTHE JUNIOR LIEN REVENUEBONDS AND THE SYSTEM.

THE CITY OF BEAVERTONORDAINS:

Section 1. Definitions. Anycapitalized terms used in thisOrdinance but not defined inthis Ordinance have the mean-ings assigned to such terms inOrdinance No. 2020-2 of theCity of Beaverton.

Section 2. Amendment to Prin-cipal Amount of Series 2020CBonds. The maximum princip-al amount of the Series 2020CBonds is hereby amended tobe Six Hundred Forty-FiveThousand Dollars ($645,000).The Series 2020C Bonds shallbe payable in principal install-ments on August 1 of eachyear, as follows:

Year Amount Year Amount2021 $13,000 2041 $16,000

2022 13,000 2042 16,0002023 13,000 2043 16,0002024 13,000 2044 17,0002025 13,000 2045 17,0002026 14,000 2046 17,0002027 14,000 2047 17,0002028 14,000 2048 17,0002029 14,000 2049 18,0002030 14,000 2050 18,0002031 14,000 2051 18,0002032 15,000 2052 18,0002033 15,000 2053 18,0002034 15,000 2054 19,0002035 15,000 2055 19,0002036 15,000 2056 19,0002037 15,000 2057 19,0002038 16,000 2058 19,0002039 16,000 2059 20,0002040 16,000 2060 20,000

The Mayor, Clerk and CityManager are each hereby au-thorized to decrease the ag-gregate principal amount of theSeries 2020C Bonds and/orchange the payment dates andthe amounts of any of the fore-going installments, including in-terest payment dates, if it is inthe best interest of the City,provided that the final principalpayment of the Series 2020CBond shall be due and pay-able within forty (40) years ofthe date of issuance of the2020C Bond.

Section 3. Amendment to Sec-tion 12(B)(3). Paragraph 5 ofSection 12(B)(3) of OrdinanceNo. 2020-2 is hereby amendedto read in its entirety as follows.

"The JUNIOR LIEN BOND RE-SERVE ACCOUNT (the "Juni-o r L i e n B o n d R e s e r v eAccount") is hereby continued.In addition to the requirementsof Ordinance Nos. 141, 6-2007and 2020-1, transfers shall bemade to the Junior Lien BondReserve Account as follows:there shall be withdrawn fromthe Receiving Fund at the be-ginning of each Fiscal Yearquarter and set aside in andtransferred to the Junior LienBond Reserve Account, afterprovision has been made forthe Operation and Mainten-ance Account and the currentrequirements of the Junior Li-en Bond and Interest Redemp-tion Account, commencing Oc-tober 1, 2020, the sum of atleast $725 per quarter ($2,900annually) related to the Series2020C Bond (or $502.50 perquarter ($2,010 annually) if theSeries 2020C Bonds are is-sued prior to September 30,2020), and the sum of at least$100 per quarter ($400 annu-ally) related to the Series2020D Bond (or $92 perquarter ($368 annually) if theSeries 2020D Bonds are is-sued prior to September 30,2020), until there is accumu-lated in the Junior Lien BondReserve Account the lesser ofthe sum of $29,000 related tothe Series 2020C Bond (or$20,100 if the Series 2020CBonds are issued prior toSeptember 30, 2020) and$4,000 related to the Series2020D Bond (or $3,680 if theSeries 2020D Bonds are is-sued prior to September 30,2020) or the Reserve Amount.Except as hereinafter provided,no further deposits shall bemade into the Junior Lien BondReserve Account for the pur-pose of Junior Lien Bond Re-serve Account once the lesserof the sum of $29,000 relatedto the Series 2020C Bond (or$20,100 if the Series 2020CBonds are issued prior toSeptember 30, 2020) and$4,000 related to the Series2020D Bond (or $3,680 if theSeries 2020D Bonds are is-sued prior to September 30,2020) or the Reserve Amounthas been deposited therein asherein provided. The moneysin the Junior Lien Bond Re-serve Account shall be usedsolely for the payment of theprincipal installments of and in-terest on the Bonds as to whichthere would otherwise be de-fault; provided however, that inthe event the amount on de-posit in the Junior Lien BondReserve Account exceeds theReserve Amount, the moneysin excess of the ReserveAmount shall be used to payprincipal installment of and in-terest on the Bonds on the nextpayment date."

Section 3. Publication and Re-cordation. This Ordinance shallbe published in full in the Mid-land Daily News, a newspaperof general circulation in the Cityof qualified under State law topublish legal notices, promptlyafter its adoption, and shall berecorded in the OrdinanceBook of the City and such re-cording authenticated by thesignatures of the Mayor andthe City Clerk.

Section 4. Severability; Para-graph Headings; and Conflict.I f any section, paragraph,clause or provision of this Or-dinance shall be held invalid,the invalidity of such section,paragraph, clause or provisionshall not affect any of the otherprovisions of this Ordinance.The paragraph headings in thisOrdinance are furnished forconvenience of reference onlyand shall not be considered tobe part of this Ordinance.

Section 5. Effective Date. Pur-suant to the provisions of Sec-tion 6 of Act 94, Public Acts ofMichigan, 1933, as amended,this Ordinance shall be ap-proved on the date of first read-ing and accordingly this Ordin-ance shall immediately be ef-fective upon its adoption.

Passed and adopted by theCity of Beaverton, County ofGladwin, State of Michigan, onJuly 20, 2020.

Ray NauMayor

(Seal) Attest:

Janelle KeenClerk

I hereby certify that the forego-ing is a true and complete copyof an Ordinance duly enactedby the City Council of the Cityof Beaverton, County of Glad-win, State of Michigan, at aregu lar meet ing he ld onMonday, July 20, 2020, andthat said meeting was conduc-ted and public notice of saidmeeting was given pursuant toand in full compliance with theOpen Meetings Act, being Act267, Public Acts of Michigan,1976 as modified by ExecutiveOrder of the Governor includ-ing Executive Order 2020-129,and that the minutes of saidmeeting were kept and will beor have been made availableas required by said Act 267.

I further certify that the follow-ing Members were present atsaid meeting: T. McCartney, K.Neville, T. Danielak, N. List, N.Frei, B. Werth and the follow-ing Members were absent :NONE

I further certify the MemberLIST mover adoption of saidOrdinance, and that said mo-tion was supported by MemberMcCartney.

I further certify that the follow-ing Members voted for adop-tion of said Ordinance: McCart-ney, Neville, Danielak, List,Frei, Werth and that the follow-ing Members voted against ad-opt ion of said Ordinance:NONE.

I further certify that said Ordin-ance has been recorded in theOrdinance Book and that suchrecording has been authentic-ated by the signatures of theMayor and the Clerk

Janelle KeenClerk

5001 Legals

ORDINANCE NO. 2020-2

AN ORDINANCE TO AMENDCERTAIN PROVISIONS OFORDINANCE NO. 2020- 2 OFTHE CITY OF BEAVERTONENTITLED:

A N O R D I N A N C E T OPROVIDE FOR THE ACQUISI-TION, CONSTRUCTION, IN-STALLATION, FURNISHINGAND EQUIPPING OF IM-PROVEMENTS AND EXTEN-SIONS TO THE WATER SUP-PLY AND SEWAGE DISPOS-AL SYSTEM OF THE CITY OFBEAVERTON; TO PROVIDEFOR THE ISSUANCE ANDSALE OF JUNIOR LIEN REV-ENUE BONDS TO PAY THECOSTS THEREOF; TO PRE-SCRIBE THE FORM OF THEJUNIOR LIEN REVENUEBONDS; TO PROVIDE FORTHE COLLECTION OF REV-ENUES FROM THE SYSTEMSUFFICIENT FOR THE PUR-POSE OF PAYING THECOSTS OF OPERATION ANDMAINTENANCE OF THE SYS-TEM AND TO PAY THE PRIN-CIPAL OF AND INTEREST ONTHE JUNIOR LIEN REVENUEBONDS; TO PROVIDE AN AD-EQUATE RESERVE AC-COUNT FOR THE JUNIOR LI-EN REVENUE BONDS; TOPROVIDE FOR THE SE-GREGATION AND DISTRIBU-TION OF THE REVENUES;TO PROVIDE FOR THERIGHTS OF THE HOLDERSOF THE BONDS IN EN-FORCEMENT THEREOF;AND TO PROVIDE FOR OTH-ER MATTERS RELATING TOTHE JUNIOR LIEN REVENUEBONDS AND THE SYSTEM.

THE CITY OF BEAVERTONORDAINS:

Section 1. Definitions. Anycapitalized terms used in thisOrdinance but not defined inthis Ordinance have the mean-ings assigned to such terms inOrdinance No. 2020-2 of theCity of Beaverton.

Section 2. Amendment to Prin-cipal Amount of Series 2020CBonds. The maximum princip-al amount of the Series 2020CBonds is hereby amended tobe Six Hundred Forty-FiveThousand Dollars ($645,000).The Series 2020C Bonds shallbe payable in principal install-ments on August 1 of eachyear, as follows:

Year Amount Year Amount2021 $13,000 2041 $16,000

2022 13,000 2042 16,0002023 13,000 2043 16,0002024 13,000 2044 17,0002025 13,000 2045 17,0002026 14,000 2046 17,0002027 14,000 2047 17,0002028 14,000 2048 17,0002029 14,000 2049 18,0002030 14,000 2050 18,0002031 14,000 2051 18,0002032 15,000 2052 18,0002033 15,000 2053 18,0002034 15,000 2054 19,0002035 15,000 2055 19,0002036 15,000 2056 19,0002037 15,000 2057 19,0002038 16,000 2058 19,0002039 16,000 2059 20,0002040 16,000 2060 20,000

The Mayor, Clerk and CityManager are each hereby au-thorized to decrease the ag-gregate principal amount of theSeries 2020C Bonds and/orchange the payment dates andthe amounts of any of the fore-going installments, including in-terest payment dates, if it is inthe best interest of the City,provided that the final principalpayment of the Series 2020CBond shall be due and pay-able within forty (40) years ofthe date of issuance of the2020C Bond.

Section 3. Amendment to Sec-tion 12(B)(3). Paragraph 5 ofSection 12(B)(3) of OrdinanceNo. 2020-2 is hereby amendedto read in its entirety as follows.

"The JUNIOR LIEN BOND RE-SERVE ACCOUNT (the "Juni-o r L i e n B o n d R e s e r v eAccount") is hereby continued.In addition to the requirementsof Ordinance Nos. 141, 6-2007and 2020-1, transfers shall bemade to the Junior Lien BondReserve Account as follows:there shall be withdrawn fromthe Receiving Fund at the be-ginning of each Fiscal Yearquarter and set aside in andtransferred to the Junior LienBond Reserve Account, afterprovision has been made forthe Operation and Mainten-ance Account and the currentrequirements of the Junior Li-en Bond and Interest Redemp-tion Account, commencing Oc-tober 1, 2020, the sum of atleast $725 per quarter ($2,900annually) related to the Series2020C Bond (or $502.50 perquarter ($2,010 annually) if theSeries 2020C Bonds are is-sued prior to September 30,2020), and the sum of at least$100 per quarter ($400 annu-ally) related to the Series2020D Bond (or $92 perquarter ($368 annually) if theSeries 2020D Bonds are is-sued prior to September 30,2020), until there is accumu-lated in the Junior Lien BondReserve Account the lesser ofthe sum of $29,000 related tothe Series 2020C Bond (or$20,100 if the Series 2020CBonds are issued prior toSeptember 30, 2020) and$4,000 related to the Series2020D Bond (or $3,680 if theSeries 2020D Bonds are is-sued prior to September 30,2020) or the Reserve Amount.Except as hereinafter provided,no further deposits shall bemade into the Junior Lien BondReserve Account for the pur-pose of Junior Lien Bond Re-serve Account once the lesserof the sum of $29,000 relatedto the Series 2020C Bond (or$20,100 if the Series 2020CBonds are issued prior toSeptember 30, 2020) and$4,000 related to the Series2020D Bond (or $3,680 if theSeries 2020D Bonds are is-sued prior to September 30,2020) or the Reserve Amounthas been deposited therein asherein provided. The moneysin the Junior Lien Bond Re-serve Account shall be usedsolely for the payment of theprincipal installments of and in-terest on the Bonds as to whichthere would otherwise be de-fault; provided however, that inthe event the amount on de-posit in the Junior Lien BondReserve Account exceeds theReserve Amount, the moneysin excess of the ReserveAmount shall be used to payprincipal installment of and in-terest on the Bonds on the nextpayment date."

Section 3. Publication and Re-cordation. This Ordinance shallbe published in full in the Mid-land Daily News, a newspaperof general circulation in the Cityof qualified under State law topublish legal notices, promptlyafter its adoption, and shall berecorded in the OrdinanceBook of the City and such re-cording authenticated by thesignatures of the Mayor andthe City Clerk.

Section 4. Severability; Para-graph Headings; and Conflict.I f any section, paragraph,clause or provision of this Or-dinance shall be held invalid,the invalidity of such section,paragraph, clause or provisionshall not affect any of the otherprovisions of this Ordinance.The paragraph headings in thisOrdinance are furnished forconvenience of reference onlyand shall not be considered tobe part of this Ordinance.

Section 5. Effective Date. Pur-suant to the provisions of Sec-tion 6 of Act 94, Public Acts ofMichigan, 1933, as amended,this Ordinance shall be ap-proved on the date of first read-ing and accordingly this Ordin-ance shall immediately be ef-fective upon its adoption.

Passed and adopted by theCity of Beaverton, County ofGladwin, State of Michigan, onJuly 20, 2020.

Ray NauMayor

(Seal) Attest:

Janelle KeenClerk

I hereby certify that the forego-ing is a true and complete copyof an Ordinance duly enactedby the City Council of the Cityof Beaverton, County of Glad-win, State of Michigan, at aregu lar meet ing he ld onMonday, July 20, 2020, andthat said meeting was conduc-ted and public notice of saidmeeting was given pursuant toand in full compliance with theOpen Meetings Act, being Act267, Public Acts of Michigan,1976 as modified by ExecutiveOrder of the Governor includ-ing Executive Order 2020-129,and that the minutes of saidmeeting were kept and will beor have been made availableas required by said Act 267.

I further certify that the follow-ing Members were present atsaid meeting: T. McCartney, K.Neville, T. Danielak, N. List, N.Frei, B. Werth and the follow-ing Members were absent:NONE

I further certify the MemberLIST mover adoption of saidOrdinance, and that said mo-tion was supported by MemberMcCartney.

I further certify that the follow-ing Members voted for adop-tion of said Ordinance: McCart-ney, Neville, Danielak, List,Frei, Werth and that the follow-ing Members voted against ad-opt ion of said Ordinance:NONE.

I further certify that said Ordin-ance has been recorded in theOrdinance Book and that suchrecording has been authentic-ated by the signatures of theMayor and the Clerk

Janelle KeenClerk

5001 Legals

ORDINANCE NO. 2020-2

AN ORDINANCE TO AMENDCERTAIN PROVISIONS OFORDINANCE NO. 2020- 2 OFTHE CITY OF BEAVERTONENTITLED:

A N O R D I N A N C E T OPROVIDE FOR THE ACQUISI-TION, CONSTRUCTION, IN-STALLATION, FURNISHINGAND EQUIPPING OF IM-PROVEMENTS AND EXTEN-SIONS TO THE WATER SUP-PLY AND SEWAGE DISPOS-AL SYSTEM OF THE CITY OFBEAVERTON; TO PROVIDEFOR THE ISSUANCE ANDSALE OF JUNIOR LIEN REV-ENUE BONDS TO PAY THECOSTS THEREOF; TO PRE-SCRIBE THE FORM OF THEJUNIOR LIEN REVENUEBONDS; TO PROVIDE FORTHE COLLECTION OF REV-ENUES FROM THE SYSTEMSUFFICIENT FOR THE PUR-POSE OF PAYING THECOSTS OF OPERATION ANDMAINTENANCE OF THE SYS-TEM AND TO PAY THE PRIN-CIPAL OF AND INTEREST ONTHE JUNIOR LIEN REVENUEBONDS; TO PROVIDE AN AD-EQUATE RESERVE AC-COUNT FOR THE JUNIOR LI-EN REVENUE BONDS; TOPROVIDE FOR THE SE-GREGATION AND DISTRIBU-TION OF THE REVENUES;TO PROVIDE FOR THERIGHTS OF THE HOLDERSOF THE BONDS IN EN-FORCEMENT THEREOF;AND TO PROVIDE FOR OTH-ER MATTERS RELATING TOTHE JUNIOR LIEN REVENUEBONDS AND THE SYSTEM.

THE CITY OF BEAVERTONORDAINS:

Section 1. Definitions. Anycapitalized terms used in thisOrdinance but not defined inthis Ordinance have the mean-ings assigned to such terms inOrdinance No. 2020-2 of theCity of Beaverton.

Section 2. Amendment to Prin-cipal Amount of Series 2020CBonds. The maximum princip-al amount of the Series 2020CBonds is hereby amended tobe Six Hundred Forty-FiveThousand Dollars ($645,000).The Series 2020C Bonds shallbe payable in principal install-ments on August 1 of eachyear, as follows:

Year Amount Year Amount2021 $13,000 2041 $16,000

2022 13,000 2042 16,0002023 13,000 2043 16,0002024 13,000 2044 17,0002025 13,000 2045 17,0002026 14,000 2046 17,0002027 14,000 2047 17,0002028 14,000 2048 17,0002029 14,000 2049 18,0002030 14,000 2050 18,0002031 14,000 2051 18,0002032 15,000 2052 18,0002033 15,000 2053 18,0002034 15,000 2054 19,0002035 15,000 2055 19,0002036 15,000 2056 19,0002037 15,000 2057 19,0002038 16,000 2058 19,0002039 16,000 2059 20,0002040 16,000 2060 20,000

The Mayor, Clerk and CityManager are each hereby au-thorized to decrease the ag-gregate principal amount of theSeries 2020C Bonds and/orchange the payment dates andthe amounts of any of the fore-going installments, including in-terest payment dates, if it is inthe best interest of the City,provided that the final principalpayment of the Series 2020CBond shall be due and pay-able within forty (40) years ofthe date of issuance of the2020C Bond.

Section 3. Amendment to Sec-tion 12(B)(3). Paragraph 5 ofSection 12(B)(3) of OrdinanceNo. 2020-2 is hereby amendedto read in its entirety as follows.

"The JUNIOR LIEN BOND RE-SERVE ACCOUNT (the "Juni-o r L i e n B o n d R e s e r v eAccount") is hereby continued.In addition to the requirementsof Ordinance Nos. 141, 6-2007and 2020-1, transfers shall bemade to the Junior Lien BondReserve Account as follows:there shall be withdrawn fromthe Receiving Fund at the be-ginning of each Fiscal Yearquarter and set aside in andtransferred to the Junior LienBond Reserve Account, afterprovision has been made forthe Operation and Mainten-ance Account and the currentrequirements of the Junior Li-en Bond and Interest Redemp-tion Account, commencing Oc-tober 1, 2020, the sum of atleast $725 per quarter ($2,900annually) related to the Series2020C Bond (or $502.50 perquarter ($2,010 annually) if theSeries 2020C Bonds are is-sued prior to September 30,2020), and the sum of at least$100 per quarter ($400 annu-ally) related to the Series2020D Bond (or $92 perquarter ($368 annually) if theSeries 2020D Bonds are is-sued prior to September 30,2020), until there is accumu-lated in the Junior Lien BondReserve Account the lesser ofthe sum of $29,000 related tothe Series 2020C Bond (or$20,100 if the Series 2020CBonds are issued prior toSeptember 30, 2020) and$4,000 related to the Series2020D Bond (or $3,680 if theSeries 2020D Bonds are is-sued prior to September 30,2020) or the Reserve Amount.Except as hereinafter provided,no further deposits shall bemade into the Junior Lien BondReserve Account for the pur-pose of Junior Lien Bond Re-serve Account once the lesserof the sum of $29,000 relatedto the Series 2020C Bond (or$20,100 if the Series 2020CBonds are issued prior toSeptember 30, 2020) and$4,000 related to the Series2020D Bond (or $3,680 if theSeries 2020D Bonds are is-sued prior to September 30,2020) or the Reserve Amounthas been deposited therein asherein provided. The moneysin the Junior Lien Bond Re-serve Account shall be usedsolely for the payment of theprincipal installments of and in-terest on the Bonds as to whichthere would otherwise be de-fault; provided however, that inthe event the amount on de-posit in the Junior Lien BondReserve Account exceeds theReserve Amount, the moneysin excess of the ReserveAmount shall be used to payprincipal installment of and in-terest on the Bonds on the nextpayment date."

Section 3. Publication and Re-cordation. This Ordinance shallbe published in full in the Mid-land Daily News, a newspaperof general circulation in the Cityof qualified under State law topublish legal notices, promptlyafter its adoption, and shall berecorded in the OrdinanceBook of the City and such re-cording authenticated by thesignatures of the Mayor andthe City Clerk.

Section 4. Severability; Para-graph Headings; and Conflict.I f any section, paragraph,clause or provision of this Or-dinance shall be held invalid,the invalidity of such section,paragraph, clause or provisionshall not affect any of the otherprovisions of this Ordinance.The paragraph headings in thisOrdinance are furnished forconvenience of reference onlyand shall not be considered tobe part of this Ordinance.

Section 5. Effective Date. Pur-suant to the provisions of Sec-tion 6 of Act 94, Public Acts ofMichigan, 1933, as amended,this Ordinance shall be ap-proved on the date of first read-ing and accordingly this Ordin-ance shall immediately be ef-fective upon its adoption.

Passed and adopted by theCity of Beaverton, County ofGladwin, State of Michigan, onJuly 20, 2020.

Ray NauMayor

(Seal) Attest:

Janelle KeenClerk

I hereby certify that the forego-ing is a true and complete copyof an Ordinance duly enactedby the City Council of the Cityof Beaverton, County of Glad-win, State of Michigan, at aregu lar meet ing he ld onMonday, July 20, 2020, andthat said meeting was conduc-ted and public notice of saidmeeting was given pursuant toand in full compliance with theOpen Meetings Act, being Act267, Public Acts of Michigan,1976 as modified by ExecutiveOrder of the Governor includ-ing Executive Order 2020-129,and that the minutes of saidmeeting were kept and will beor have been made availableas required by said Act 267.

I further certify that the follow-ing Members were present atsaid meeting: T. McCartney, K.Neville, T. Danielak, N. List, N.Frei, B. Werth and the follow-ing Members were absent:NONE

I further certify the MemberLIST mover adoption of saidOrdinance, and that said mo-tion was supported by MemberMcCartney.

I further certify that the follow-ing Members voted for adop-tion of said Ordinance: McCart-ney, Neville, Danielak, List,Frei, Werth and that the follow-ing Members voted against ad-opt ion of said Ordinance:NONE.

I further certify that said Ordin-ance has been recorded in theOrdinance Book and that suchrecording has been authentic-ated by the signatures of theMayor and the Clerk

Janelle KeenClerk

5002 Announcements & Events

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Currently Closed forRipening

Picking Multiple VarietiesU-Pick & Pre Picked BerriesHours Mon - Fri 8am - 8pm

Saturday 8am - 7pm,Closed Sundays

989-642-5361

5101 Employment

MI Knife & Saw in Sanfordis looking for a hard working,self motivated person for full

time employment. Entry levelposition with plenty of roomfor growth, Mechanically in-

clined person but not a must.This is NOT a temporary pos-

ition, only long term applic-ants need apply. On the job

training. Some benefits avail-able. Please mail or email

your resume to:MI Knife & Saw

2033 North Meridian RdSanford, MI 48657

[email protected]

Tri City Remodelingis hiring for all positions.Lead carpenters,carpenter

helpers, roofing and siding po-sitions. Must have own handtoolsand clean driving record.Full time, paid weekly. If inter-ested please apply in person

at 3700 Centennial Dr.,Midland, MI.

Truck Driver CDL-A DRIVERSWANTED, 3 MONTHS

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5101 Employment

Part Time PositionAre you energetic, detailoriented and do you love

flowers? Hannah’s Flowersmay have a dream job openfor you.Hannah is looking fora Personal Assistant/Shop

hand. Ideal candidateswill have a valid drivers li-

cense, be able to lift 20 lbs,be able to use Google Driveand have strong customer

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deliveries, cleaning,assisting with

weddings and other clientneeds, learning to design

flowers, answering phonesand taking shop orders.

No floral experience is re-quired but availability mostweekends will be! If you are

interestedplease send a resume, refer-

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we should pick you [email protected]

5217 Firewood & Fuel

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delivered 75.00 per face cord2 cord minimum

Also specializing inoutdoor burners.

call or text 989-781-1467

5230 Building Supplies

Mike Rudy's WoodshopSpecialty Woodworking

& Supplies274 E. Saginaw RdSanford, MI 48657

989-687-6688

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5240 Miscellaneous Articles

For Sale

John Deere 44" Two-StageResidential Attachment Snow

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5330 Pets, Supplies & Services

Free kittens to good homesonly. Males fluffy,

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5390 Want to Buy/Trade

FREON WANTED: We payCA$H for cylinders and cans.R12 R500 R11 R113 R114.Convenient. Certified Profes-sionals. Call 312-586-1265 orvisit RefrigerantFinders.com

5401 Bicycles, Mopeds, Motorcycles, ATVs, Snowmobiles

2013 HD Heritage Softail.Midnight blue, has 5,430miles. Has back rest &Harley Davidson cover.

$10,700Call 492-6210 or 492-6209

5430 Campers, Motorhomes, Trailers, 5th Wheels

2004 Dodge Ram Pickup,With Mirrors and Topper with

bed-liner $5000.00call (989) 631-3791

5501 Automobiles

2003 Mercury GrandMarquis

65,0800 miles wellmaintained $3800.00

Call 989-859-0623

2012 Lincoln MKS Loaded106 K Miles

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Please Call 989-636-7773

For Sale:1995 Ford F-150 pick up.Excellent condition. Blue

and white with topper.989-339-5688

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