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PROPERTY FOR SALE

Charlevoix Township, whose address is 12491 Waller Road, Charlevoix Michigan 49720, is seeking sealed bids for the following property located in Charlevoix Township:

Address:          06906 Norwood Road, commonly known as the former Charlevoix Senior Center

Legal Description:

            COM AT ¼ POST ON N LINE OF SEC 34-34-8 S 15 RDS ON SEC LINE TH    W TO CEN OF E&G T STATE RD TH NELY AL SD RD TO SEC LINE TH E TO BEG PT           NE ¼ SEC 34 T34N R8W .5A

Terms:             This property is being sold “AS IS” for CASH

Sealed bids must be clearly labeled “SENIOR CENTER PROPERTY BID” and submitted either in person or via US Mail to the Charlevoix Township Hall, Attention Supervisor Chuck Center, 12491 Waller Rd, Charlevoix Michigan by 10 a.m. on_June 30^th, 2022.  All bids require a current address of the person/entity submitting said bid for notification purposes.

All bids on said property will be opened and read aloud on June 30^th at 10 a.m. during a Bid Opening at the Charlevoix Township Hall.  Determination of the Bids will be discussed during the Regular Township Board Meeting held on _July 11^th, 2022 at 7 p.m. at the Charlevoix Township Hall.

CHARLEVOIX TOWNSHIP RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY AND ALL BIDS

Arrangements can be made to tour the building by contacting the Charlevoix Township Hall at 231-547-4611 to set up a walk-thru.

*This property and building (including but not limited to all real property and any appurtenances thereon) is being sold “AS IS” with no expressed or implied warranties whatsoever.

*Legal Description is believed to be accurate.  It is the Buyer’s responsibility to verify said legal description, boundary lines, and any actual or potential encumbrances on said property, zoning requirements etc. prior to submitting a bid and/or closing.

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Information about the Backflow Prevention Assembly Testing Certification is available on the Water Dept. Page

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Charlevoix Township Resolution 21-008

WHEREAS MCL 41.181 et. seq. grants Michigan Townships the ability to adopt ordinances and resolutions regulating the public health, safety and general welfare of persons and property; and,

WHEREAS Charlevoix Township has expended substantial amounts of monies since 2018 upgrading and improving the township water system; and

WHEREAS the Charlevoix Township Board has been presented with several proposals and documents from the Township Water Department regarding the current water rates, tap in fees and monthly service fees for township water users; and

WHEREAS a proposed increase in the monthly service fees and consumptions fees is necessary to maintain the quality of the Charlevoix Township Water System; and

WHEREAS the monthly service charge and consumption fee increase being proposed starting on July 12, 2021 is as follows:

Monthly Service Charge

³/4″ and 1″ = $17.50

1-1/2″ = $35.00

2″ = $50.00

3″ = $75.00

4″ = $175.00

6″ = $400

Consumption Fees

$2.00 / 1,000 Gallons (Non-Township Services- All rates have a 1.5 Multiplier for customers outside Charlevoix Township)

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT the Charlevoix Township Board has adopted this Resolution on the date below.

Dated:__________________

# of Yes votes:____________

# of No Votes:____________

Abstentions:____________

Charlevoix Township Meter Replacement Cost as of August 2021

Charlevoix Township will be discussing the short term rental agreement as a part of the March meeting.

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This report covers the drinking water quality for the Charlevoix Township Water System for calendar year 2018. This information is a snapshot of the quality of the water that we provided to you in 2018. Included are details about where your water comes from, what it contains, and how it compares to Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality (MDEQ) standards.

Powered by Badger Meter in association with your water utility, EyeOnWater lets you connect to supported water utility accounts to you see how much water you’re using and can even alert you to possible leaks on your property.

• Archery hunters are able to hunt in urban areas. There is no safety zone associated with archery equipment anymore so this is a viable option for many urban areas. They need the appropriate licenses to hunt during the season and we highly recommend that neighbors are made aware and are supportive of the hunting activities.
• Wildlife Services is an excellent option for urban areas since they are able to perform the removals efficiently and quietly.
• Managed Hunts- we have had these in the past, often times local law enforcement takes the lead with these. If it’s out of season we provide the permits and can help with guidance.
• Education campaigns are a big part of this in order to get approval from home-owners in many areas. It’s also important to educate about ways to deter deer from areas (certain plants are unpalatable for deer, no feeding of wildlife in these areas, etc.).
• If a hunter shoots a deer and it runs onto someone else’s property they are not allowed to retrieve the deer until they receive permission from the landowner. If the landowner doesn’t give permission the hunter must let the lie.