SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP BOARD MEETING
March 13, 2014
SYNOPSIS
CALL TO ORDER: 7:30 p.m. by Supervisor Walls
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
ROLL CALL
AGENDA ADDITIONS & CHANGES:
PUBLIC COMMENT: Ken Hurst, 13180 Hummingbird Ridge commended the Fire Department for the excellent
service and volunteer assistance to his family beyond the call of duty. Bob Hoffman, Oakland County
Commissioner, stated that Mr. Hurst was an Oakland County Sheriff for 33 years and for the last five years has been
the Police Chief in Keego Harbor. Jim Runestad, Oakland County Commissioner, introduced himself to the Board
and stated that he is running for State Representative for the 44th District.
CONSENT AGENDA:
a) Approved Minutes: Joint Meeting of Township Board and Parks Commission January 14, 2014, Joint
Meeting of Township Board and Planning Commission January 21, 2014 and Regular Meeting February
13, 2014 with additional disbursements $158,223.10
b) Accepted February 2014 Treasurer’s Report
c) Received February 2014 Monthly Reports: Building, Electrical, Plumbing, Mechanical, Ordinance,
Police, Fire, CDBG, Assessing, IT and Comp Time
d) Authorized payment of bills as presented, totaling $38,583.92
e) Rescinded General Fund budget amendment motion of February 13, 2014 to increase consultants cost
center from $62,000 to $75,000 and decrease Fund Reserves from $60,000 to $55,000 because it was
unnecessary
f) Authorized Supervisor to submit support letter for White Lake Township Hidden Pines Park
Development application to Michigan Department of Natural Resources
g) Received Communications and placed on file
PUBLIC HEARING:
OLD BUSINESS:
1. Tabled from January 9, 2014 meeting – Davisburg Community Sewer System feasibility and Second
Reading of Amendments to Code of Ordinances, Chapter 36, Article III: Adopted amendment as revised
to include three parcels in Downtown Davisburg
2. Fire Chief replacement process and requirements: Appointed Ryan Hart and Dean Farner to
Recommending Committee, approved selection process and adopted new Fire Chief job description
effective June 1, 2014
3. Huron Creek Site plan and Special Land Use extension: Extended approval through March 2015
NEW BUSINESS:
1. 401 K Plan – Policies and document update/correction: Authorized Supervisor to contract with PenServ
and established a budget of $3,500
2. Township Engineer rate schedule - Proposal from Hubbell Roth & Clark: Approved new rate schedule
3. METRO Act Permit Application from Fibertech Networks: Approved application
4. Fire Department Retention Options and review process: Established committees to address retention
5. Public and Private road 2014 chloride program: Authorized contract with Road Commission for public
roads at $0.22 per foot for 4 applications; accepted proposal for Road Maintenance Corporation for
private roads at $0.105 per foot
6. Closed Session – To discuss pending litigation with Township Attorney: Entered closed session at 8:56
p.m. Reconvened to open session at 9:12 p.m. Directed attorney to proceed as discussed in closed
session
PUBLIC COMMENT:
ADJOURNMENT: 9:13 p.m.
Laura Moreau, Clerk
Minutes of REGULAR MEETING
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Township of Springfield
Laura Moreau, Clerk
Call to Order: Supervisor Walls called the March 13, 2014 Regular Meeting of the
Springfield Township Board to order at 7:30pm at the Springfield Township Civic Center,
12000 Davisburg Road, Davisburg, MI 48350.
Pledge of Allegiance
Roll Call:
Board Members Present
Collin Walls
Laura Moreau
Jamie Dubre
Judy Hensler
David Hopper
Dennis Vallad
Township Supervisor
Township Clerk
Township Treasurer
Township Trustee
Township Trustee
Township Trustee
Board Members Not Present
Marc Cooper
Township Trustee
Others Present
Greg Need
Township Attorney
Agenda Additions & Changes:
None
Public Comment:
Ken Hurst, Hummingbird Ridge, commended the fire department on the way they
responded when he suffered a double aneurism in November and then coming out to his
house on their own time to hand shovel his driveway during snow storms so that his wife
could get out and visit him at the hospital.
Bob Hoffman introduced himself to the Board, he is the Oakland County Commissioner
for District #2.
Jim Runestad introduced himself and noted he is running for the State House of
Representatives, 44th District position; and he is currently the County Commissioner for
White Lake and Waterford.
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Consent Agenda:
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Trustee Hopper moved to approve the Consent Agenda as presented.
Trustee Vallad supported the motion. Vote on the motion. Yes: Dubre,
Hensler, Hopper, Moreau, Vallad and Walls; No: None; Absent:
Cooper. The motion carried by a 6 to 0 vote.
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
f)
Approve Minutes: Joint Meeting of Township Board and
Parks Commission January 14, 2014, Joint Meeting of
Township Board and Planning Commission January 21,
2014 and Regular Meeting February 13, 2014 with additional
disbursements $158,223.10.
Accept February 2014 Treasurer’s Report
Receive February 2014 Monthly Reports: Building,
Electrical, Plumbing, Mechanical, Ordinance, Police, Fire,
CDBG, Assessing, IT and Comp Time
Authorize payment of bills as presented, totaling $38,583.92
Rescind General Fund budget amendment motion of
February 13, 2014 to increase consultants cost center from
$62,000 to $75,000 and decrease Fund Reserves from
$60,000 to $55,000 because it was unnecessary
Authorize Supervisor to submit support letter for White Lake
Township Hidden Pines Park Development application to
Michigan Department of Natural Resources
Receipt of Communications:
− Letter from Township Attorney Gregory K. Need regarding Michigan Supreme
Court decision addressing medicinal marijuana
− Construction Status update regarding Oak Hill Road from Road Commission for
Oakland County
− Holly Area Youth Assistance Board of Directors minutes of January 9, 2014
− Notice of new Public Protection Classifications from Insurance Service Office, Inc.
Public Hearing: None
Old Business:
1.
Tabled from January 9, 2014 meeting – Davisburg Community Sewer
System feasibility and Second Reading of Amendments to Code of
Ordinances, Chapter 36, Article III
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Supervisor Walls noted a letter was received on behalf of some of the Davisburg
businesses that did not indicate a willingness to move forward on a community sewer
system. Based on this response, the Township is left with no other option than to proceed
with the Ordinance limited to the two property owners the Township has already
committed space to on the lumberyard property.
Trustee Hensler read a prepared statement regarding her disappointment with the tone of
the letter received from the Davisburg business owners. She noted the Board has spent
many hours and thousands of dollars in an attempt to help the downtown area prosper and
without a functioning sewer system, it will not survive. It was her position to no longer
continue putting the “Township’s time, money and effort toward a project that has no
support from people it was meant to help.”
Clerk Moreau also commented there is no point in continuing the effort for a community
septic system. This was the second effort in the last few years and the entire Board has
shown a genuine concern for the viability of the downtown area. She pointed out some
fundamental disagreements between the Township and the business owners in areas of
need, commitment and responsibility. With this latest response, the property owners have
indicated they do not accept the Boards outlook and believe their property’s can be altered
to accommodate lawful individual septic systems. It was her opinion the Township should
not commit to a process if business owners aren’t also willing to commit. She noted the
Board’s intent at the July 11, 2013 Board meeting and that it extended its November 1,
2013 deadline several times to allow business owners to investigate options and costs and
indicate to the Board if they want to move forward with a community system. It has been
indicated that the business owners want the Township to provide a full investigation after
which they should be entitled to vote on any effort to move ahead. The Township can not
force this on property owners and she believes the Township should discontinue this
process and not invest any more time or funds.
Trustee Hopper concurred with the comments from both Trustee Hensler and Clerk
Moreau. He asked that since there were some modified amendments to the ordinance, if it
had to be re-published. Attorney Need responded he didn’t believe so since they were
minor and actually a reduction to what was originally published; it was his opinion the
Board could go ahead and adopt the Ordinance this evening.
Supervisor Walls asked for any comments or suggestions on the Ordinance.
Clerk Moreau recommended the lumberyard property be included in the district definition;
parcel #U-07-17-180-015; and asked if the payback arrangements should still be included
in the Ordinance. Attorney Need suggested it be left in, they may be needed at a later date.
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Laura Moreau, Clerk
Supervisor Walls moved to adopt the Ordinance as presented this
evening which would establish the Davisburg Community Sewer
District for three (3) parcels - parcel #07-17-180-002, #07-17-180-008,
and 17-180-015; effective upon publication of the Notice of Adoption.
Clerk Moreau supported the motion. Vote on the motion. Yes: Dubre,
Hensler, Hopper, Moreau, Vallad and Walls; No: None; Absent:
Cooper. The motion carried by a 6 to 0 vote.
Supervisor Walls asked Attorney Need to move ahead with whatever agreements are
needed for the two parties that are already using the lumberyard parcel for discharge.
2.
Fire Chief replacement process and requirements
The Board discussed who they thought the representatives should be from the fire
department for the “Recommending” Committee whose job it will be to process
applications for the Fire Chief position.
The Board was equally split on their recommendations based on the report of active
members of the fire department as well as non-active members that were associated with
the fire department.
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Supervisor Walls moved that the Springfield Township Board appoint
Dean Farner and Ryan Hart to serve on behalf of the fire department
to the Fire Chief Applicant Review Committee. Trustee Hensler
supported the motion.
Treasurer Dubre reiterated it was her opinion that the serving members on the committee
should be currently active members of the fire department; in addition Randy Harless and
Ryan Hart both came to individual Board members with their thoughts, ideas and
comments well before the Recommending Committee was being formed; and they
received the most votes from their peers.
Clerk Moreau acknowledged Mr. Harless’ initiative and stated that even if he is not
appointed to this committee, his help is needed with other efforts.
Vote on the motion. Yes: Hensler, Moreau, Vallad and Walls; No:
Dubre and Hopper; Absent: Cooper. The motion carried by a 4 to 2
vote.
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Supervisor Walls asked for any suggestions or changes to the review process
recommended by the Township’s HR consultant; he also noted that 20 applications have
already been received.
There were no further comments or suggestions on the process from the Board.
There were also no comments or suggestions from the Board regarding the provided job
description for Fire Chief. Supervisor Walls noted the job description should be formally
adopted by the Board subject to possible changes by the new chief once hired.
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Clerk Moreau moved to adopt the Springfield Township Fire Chief Job
Description as presented tonight effective June 1, 2014. Trustee Vallad
supported the motion. Vote on the motion. Yes: Dubre, Hensler,
Hopper, Moreau, Vallad and Walls; No: None; Absent: Cooper. The
motion carried by a 6 to 0 vote.
Supervisor Walls made mention of the enclosed job posting which is on many websites,
has been sent to all fire departments in Genesee and Oakland Counties, and is on the
Township’s website and cable station.
Erin Mattice will be organizing the applications and will email them to everyone on the
Recommending Committee immediately after April 1st. Supervisor Walls will be getting
with the Committee within the next week or so to set up a meeting to discuss how the
committee should operate and proceed.
3.
Huron Creek Site plan and Special Land Use extension
Supervisor Walls noted the information he provided from a recent telephone call with Mr.
Avesian who represents the development. Apparently there is a letter from an interested
party to purchase the property confirming they are doing their due diligence towards that
effort however there is no purchase agreement signed yet. It was Supervisor Walls opinion
that because there is someone actively looking at the property, there should be some type
of extension.
Clerk Moreau commented she is in favor of extending the Site Plan and Special Land Use
for one year. She hopes that things work out the way both parties are envisioning but if it
does not an approved Site Plan and Special Land Use is still needed to market the property.
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Clerk Moreau moved to extend the Huron Creek Site Plan and Special
Land Use approval for one year through March 2015. Treasurer
Dubre supported the motion. Vote on the motion. Yes: Dubre,
Hensler, Hopper and Moreau; No: Vallad and Walls; Absent: Cooper.
The motion carried by a 4 to 2 vote.
New Business:
1.
401 K Plan – Policies and document update/correction
Supervisor Walls explained that when the consultants hired to do the review of the
Township’s HR personnel practices, policies, files, etc. was completed, there was concern
about the Township’s 401K plan and it possibly not being up to date.
The biggest concern was regarding compliance with Federal ERISA standards which were
instituted in 1986 and regulates defined contribution plans. Because the Township’s 401K
Plan was established prior to that, it is considered to be a “grandfathered” government nonERISA plan which allows the Township a great deal of administration flexibility.
The other concern with the Township’s plan was that its record keeping was not as
organized as it should be.
Per Supervisor Walls’ memo dated March 3, 2013, he is recommending the Board hire a
company called PenServ out of Pennsylvania. They are proposing to assist the Township
by reviewing and updating all of its 401K documents as far back as 1983 for a fee of
$2,500.00 plus an annual fee of $500 which will take care of filing the necessary
amendment that needs to be done by 2016.
Treasurer Dubre asked why Supervisor Wall requested an amount not to exceed $3,500?
Supervisor Walls responded he included the extra $500 in case something arises that was
not accounted for and then won’t have to come back to the Board for an amendment,
however he does not anticipate that happening.
Treasurer Dubre was in favor of the expenditure - this was one of the reasons an HR firm
was hired, to see what might be needed and where.
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Clerk Moreau moved to authorize the Supervisor to enter into an
agreement with PenServ to update the Township’s 401K Plan and one
year administration, and to establish a budget not to exceed $3,500.00;
expenses to be charged to the Consultant Cost Center in the 2014
General Fund Budget. Trustee Vallad supported the motion. Vote on
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the motion. Yes: Dubre, Hensler, Hopper, Moreau, Vallad and Walls;
No: None; Absent: Cooper. The motion carried by a 6 to 0 vote.
2.
Township Engineer rate schedule – Proposal from Hubbell Roth & Clark
Supervisor Walls discussed the request from HRC regarding a proposed hourly rate
increase for their services. He noted they provided a rate chart that showed their billing
rate in 2006 compared to their current rate established in 2010 (which is lower); the rate
chart also included what they are proposing for 2014 rates.
HRC is also proposing that instead of attending all Planning Commission meetings, they
attend one Planning Commission meeting during final site plan review and one meeting
during the development process at the Board discretion. It was Supervisor Walls
recommendation that meeting be with the developer prior to the start plans. The Board
agreed.
Trustee Hopper, being the Board representative on the Planning Commission, commented
that HRC does a very good job for the Township and concurred with Supervisor Walls’
recommendation regarding their meeting attendance.
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Trustee Vallad moved to approve the rate request changes for 2014
from Hubbell, Roth & Clark, Inc, as presented this evening in the
Supervisor’s memo dated March 3, 2014; effective April 1, 2014.
Trustee Hopper supported the motion. Vote on the motion. Yes:
Dubre, Hensler, Hopper, Moreau, Vallad and Walls; No: None;
Absent: Cooper. The motion carried by a 6 to 0 vote.
3.
METRO Act Permit Application from Fibertech Networks
Supervisor Walls noted the attorney’s letter dated March 4, 2014 that recommends the
Township approve the application.
It was clarified this is not for the AT&T project.
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Trustee Hooper moved approve the METRO Act Permit between
Fibertech Newworks, L.L.C. and Springfield Township as provided this
evening; and to further authorize the Supervisor and Clerk to execute
the permit on behalf of the Township. Trustee Vallad supported the
motion. Yes: Dubre, Hensler, Hopper, Moreau, Vallad and Walls; No:
None; Absent: Cooper. The motion carried by a 6 to 0 vote.
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Laura Moreau, Clerk
Fire Department Retention Options and review process
Included in the Board packet was information that Supervisor Walls compiled from other
fire departments, an MTA ordinance, and the internet; as well as information on the subject
obtained from Fire Chief Oaks, ideas from Trustee Hensler and Trustee Hopper’s report,
and information from other Springfield Fire Department personnel.
It was suggested that Trustee Hensler and Fireman Harless use this information to come up
with a priority list along with estimated costs of some of the suggestions if there is one.
Regarding a timeframe, Trustee Hensler said she would like to bring something
preliminary back to the Board at its April meeting to ensure they are on the right track and
then something more definitive at the May meeting.
It was noted and discussed that Clerk Moreau offered to prepare a draft communication
process or department operating procedures - how the Township Board and the fire
department relate together with suggestions from the MTA ordinance. Included in this
communication should be something about how the Board should approve and uphold new
hires and promotions. Clerk Moreau again asked that any suggestions in this area be sent
to her.
Supervisor Walls commented there may be some operational concerns that the
Board may or may not need to be involved with and asked Trustee Vallad if he work with
him on something like this.
It was Supervisor Walls’ intention to have some of this information in place for the new
fire chief to be able to review.
5.
Public and Private road 2014 chloride program
Supervisor Walls commented that together the private road cost for 4 applications and the
public road cost for 4 applications equals $57,500 and $72,000 was budgeted.
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Trustee Hopper moved to authorize the Supervisor to enter into road
chloriding for the year 2014 as follows: 1) for public roads with the
Road Commission of Oakland County at $.22 per foot for four (4)
applications with the corrections noted in the Supervisor’s memo dated
March 7, 2014; and 2) the balance of private roads with Road
Maintenance Corp. at $.105 per foot per application which equals $.42
per foot for four (4) applications as per their March 4, 2014 proposal
including the addition of Meadow Lane; further, to include any private
road where the property owners prepare the road and wish to
participate. Trustee Vallad supported the motion. Yes: Dubre,
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Hensler, Hopper, Moreau, Vallad and Walls; No: None; Absent:
Cooper. The motion carried by a 6 to 0 vote.
The Board discussed how requesting a fifth application would work being the Board is not
committing to that at this time. If a fifth application is requested, there would be an
additional charge for it at an increased rate.
6.
Closed Session – To discuss pending litigation with Township Attorney
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Supervisor Walls moved to go into Closed Session to discuss pending
litigation with the Township Attorney. Trustee Vallad supported the
motion. Roll Call Vote - Yes: Vallad, Moreau, Walls, Hopper, Hensler
and Dubre; No: None; Absent: Cooper. The motion carried by a 6 to 0
vote.
The Board entered Closed Session at 8:56 pm.
The Board reconvened at 9:12 pm.
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Clerk Moreau moved to direct the Township Attorney to proceed as
directed in Closed Session. Treasurer Dubre supported the motion.
Yes: Dubre, Hensler, Hopper, Moreau, Vallad and Walls; No: None;
Absent: Cooper. The motion carried by a 6 to 0 vote.
Public Comment: None
Adjournment:
Hearing no other business, Supervisor Walls adjourned the meeting at 9:13pm.
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Collin W. Walls, Township Supervisor
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Laura Moreau, Township Clerk
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REGULAR MEETING
March 13, 2014
Township of Springfield
Laura Moreau, Clerk
BILLS PRESENTED FOR PAYMENT:
Clarkston Paper
Schindler Elevator Corp.
Smith’s Disposal
Mat Rental Service
American Water
Technology Solutions
Adkison, Need & Allen, PLLC
Petty Cash
Oakland Press
Karen Binasio
Designs By Nature, LLC
Reserve Account
Verizon Wireless
Blue Care Network
Carol Jones
UNUM
Collin Walls
Quill (3)
Brown & Brown of Michigan, Inc. (3)
TOTAL
GENERAL FUND
$ 71.63
301.48
41.60
44.50
86.00
100.00
5,192.73
24.57
289.95
53.76
750.00
1,500.00
211.45
9,782.07
268.26
345.02
115.20
251.24
2,540.65
$ 21,970.11
BILLS PRESENTED FOR PAYMENT:
Apollo Fire Equipment
Douglas Safety Systems, LLC
Marlan Hillman
Lafontaine Automotive Group
Michigan Water Conditioning
Trace Analytics, LLC
Adkison, Need & Allen, PLLC
Blue Care Network
UNUM
Ecto HR
Brown & Brown of Michigan, Inc. (3)
Comcast
Oakland County Mutual Aid Assoc.
52nd District Court (2)
TOTAL
FIRE FUND
42.08
330.00
219.37
339.83
22.50
225.00
2,171.00
1,729.80
92.55
1,350.00
3,347.34
143.73
3,000.00
173.00
$ 13,186.20
REGULAR MEETING
March 13, 2014
Township of Springfield
Laura Moreau, Clerk
BILLS PRESENTED FOR PAYMENT:
Verizon Wireless
TOTAL
POLICE FUND
$ 101.60
$ 101.60
BILLS PRESENTED FOR PAYMENT:
Blue Care Network
General Fund
Comcast
UNUM
TOTAL
CABLE TV FUND
$ 298.23
353.00
6.43
5.27
$ 662.93
BILLS PRESENTED FOR PAYMENT:
None
TOTAL
CIVIC CENTER DEBT
FUND
$ 0.00
$ 0.00
BILLS PRESENTED FOR PAYMENT:
BUILDING DEPARTMENT
General Fund
$ 900.00
Jeff Spencer
405.00
Jeff Shafer
135.00
Ron Shelton
208.00
Doug Weaver
178.75
Tim Koerber
186.65
Merle West (2)
295.75
Brian Claycomb
353.93
TOTAL
$ 2,663.08
BILLS PRESENTED FOR PAYMENT:
None
TOTAL
BILLS PRESENTED FOR PAYMENT:
None
TOTAL
LAKE IMPROVEMENT
FUND
$ 0.00
$ 0.00
SOFTWATER LAKE
FUND
$ 0.00
$ 0.00
REGULAR MEETING
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Township of Springfield
Laura Moreau, Clerk
BILLS PRESENTED FOR PAYMENT:
None
TOTAL
GRAND TOTAL FOR ALL FUNDS
ELIZA LAKE FUND
$ 0.00
$ 0.00
$ 38,583.92
ADDITIONAL DISBURSEMENTS ~ February 2014
for Approval at March 2014
Township of Springfield
Laura Moreau, Clerk
ADDITIONAL DISBURSEMENTS:
Absolute Building Maintenance
American Water
Byers Wrecker Service
Cardmembers Service
Clarkston Paper
Clinton River Watershed Council
Coffee Break, Inc.
DTE Energy (2)
DTE Energy – Street Lighting
Erin A. Mattice (2)
Greg Kazmierski
Lynn Harrison
Michigan Wildflower Farm
Oakland Schools
Office Products Outlet
Paetec
Quill (3)
Unicare
TOTAL
GENERAL FUND
$ 2,735.00
87.50
204.00
2,174.59
190.00
250.00
72.50
1,512.44
2,244.37
266.00
35.94
133.00
824.50
251.32
44.99
808.04
218.12
198.37
$ 12,250.68
ADDITIONAL DISBURSEMENTS:
Auto Parts by Mazza
Petty Cash
Comcast
Consumers Energy (2)
DTE Energy (2)
ISG Infrasys
LTM Auto Truck & Trailer
National Parts
Nextel Communications
Oakland County Sheriff’s Dept.
Office Depot
Time Emergency Equipment
Unicare
TOTAL
FIRE FUND
$ 38.95
30.35
196.68
1,026.98
612.35
45.00
129.28
838.73
64.18
1,500.00
108.98
52.69
54.99
$ 4,699.16
ADDITIONAL DISBURSEMENTS ~ February 2014
for Approval at March 2014
Township of Springfield
Laura Moreau, Clerk
ADDITIONAL DISBURSEMENTS:
Oakland County Sheriff’s Dept.
TOTAL
POLICE FUND
$ 136,962.22
$ 136,962.22
ADDITIONAL DISBURSEMENTS:
Unicare
TOTAL
CABLE TV FUND
$ 3.52
$ 3.52
ADDITIONAL DISBURSEMENTS:
TOTAL
CIVIC CENTER DEBT
FUND
$ 0.00
$ 0.00
ADDITIONAL DISBURSEMENTS:
Carlisle/Wortman Assoc. (2)
General Fund
TOTAL
BUILDING DEPT FUND
$ 2,814.55
64.97
$ 2,879.52
None
ADDITIONAL DISBURSEMENTS:
Waumegah Weed
State of Michigan
Susin Lake
Auto Owners Insurance
LAKE IMPROVEMENT
FUND
$ 800.00
TOTAL
ADDITIONAL DISBURSEMENTS:
628.00
$ 1,428.00
TOTAL
SOFTWATER LAKE
FUND
$ 0.00
$ 0.00
ADDITIONAL DISBURSEMENTS:
None
TOTAL
ELIZA LAKE FUND
$ 0.00
$ 0.00
GRAND TOTAL-ADDL. DISB. - ALL FUNDS
$ 158,223.10
None