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Tag: 2013By Republican Michigander, Section News
The November 5, 2013 Ballot: Here is a list of the following races on the ballot. We encourage all of our readers to find out as much information about the ballot measure or people running and make an informed decision. City of Brighton: City Council: (Vote for up to FOUR) Ricci Bandkau Shawn Pipoly Kristoffer L. Tobbe Susan L Walters-Steinaker Shanda Willis Note - Shanda Willis ran against Rep. Bill Rogers in 2012 as a democrat. Ballot Proposals: CITY OF BRIGHTON PROPOSAL 13-01 Shall the City of Brighton, for the purpose of improvement, repair and maintenance of public streets, public sidewalks and public storm drainage facilities, levy up to 1.2500 mills ($1.2500 per thousand dollars of taxable value on all real and personal property) for a period of ten (10) years, 2014-2023, inclusive? If this new millage is approved and levied in December 2013, the estimated amount of revenue that would be collected in the first year would be approximately $487,061.21. CITY OF BRIGHTON PROPOSAL 13-02 Shall the City of Brighton, for the purpose of purchasing and maintaining public safety equipment, which may include patrol vehicles, body armor, weapons and law enforcement-related technology, levy up to 0.3800 mills ($0.3800 per thousand dollars of taxable value on all real and personal property) for a period of ten (10) years, 2014-2023, inclusive? If this new millage is approved and levied in December 2013, the estimated amount of revenue that would be collected in the first year would be approximately $148,066.61. CITY OF BRIGHTON PROPOSAL 13-03 Shall the City of Brighton, for the purpose of improvement, repair and maintenance of public buildings and public parks, levy up to 0.3700 mills ($0.3700 per thousand dollars of taxable value on all real and personal property) for a period of ten (10) years, 2014-2023, inclusive? If this new millage is approved and levied in December 2013, the estimated amount of revenue that would be collected in the first year would be approximately $144,170.12. CITY OF BRIGHTON PROPOSAL 13-04 Shall the City of Brighton, for the purpose of replacing the existing residential rubbish collection fee, levy up to 1.1580 mills ($1.1580 per thousand dollars of taxable value on all real and personal property) for a period of ten (10) years, 2014-2023, inclusive? If this new millage is approved and levied in December 2013, the estimated amount of revenue that would be collected in the first year would be approximately $451,213.51. (1537 words in story) Full Story By JGillman, Section News
Posted here because this is where I have been at for a couple days.
Ted Cruz makes an inspiring speech, and as he is about to wrap it up, the crowd breaks out in chant.
By JGillman, Section News
God bless this great state of Michigan. God bless you all. By JGillman, Section News
Some bathroom reading material for us.
Huh, I don't think Mary Sue Coleman's salary (a bit over $730,000.00 total package) is high enough, so you better up that $268,000,000.00 a few million more. (1 comment) Comments >> |
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