OUR MISSION IS TO PROVIDE EXCEPTIONAL PUBLIC SERVICES THAT

ENHANCE THE EXPERIENCE OF LIVING, WORKING AND VISITING ADA. _____________________________________________________________________

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TENTATIVE AGENDA ADA TOWNSHIP REGULAR BOARD MEETING

MONDAY, MAY 13, 2019 at 7:00 P.M. ADA TOWNSHIP HALL

7330 THORNAPPLE RIVER DRIVE

I. CALL TO ORDER A. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE B. MOMENT OF SILENCE C. NOTE BOARD MEMBERS PRESENT & ABSENT

II. APPROVAL OF AGENDA III. GENERAL TOWNSHIP BUSINESS MOTION TO APPROVE MINUTES & ACCEPT REPORTS/COMMUNICATIONS UNDER CONSENT AGENDA

A. APPROVAL OF BOARD MEETING MINUTES: 1. TOWNSHIP BOARD MINUTES – APRIL 22, 2019

B. RECEIVE AND FILE VARIOUS REPORTS AND COMMUNICATIONS: 1. TREASURER’S INVESTMENT REPORT – 03/31/19 2. PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES – 03/21/19 3. UTILITY ADVISORY BOARD MINUTES – 02/21/19 4. ADA VILLAGE SOCIAL MEDIA RECAP – 04/19 5. GVMC MINUTES – 03/07/19 6. BUILDING PERMIT REPORT – 04/19 7. ADA FIRE DEPARTMENT ACTIVITY REPORT – 04/19 IV. APPROVAL OF WARRANTS A. TOWNSHIP GENERAL WARRANTS B. APPLICATION #13, LEGACY PARK IMPROVEMENTS V. PUBLIC COMMENT VI. BOARD COMMENT VII. UNFINISHED BUSINESS VIII. NEW BUSINESS

A. LIBRARY / COMMUNITY CENTER: 1. PROJECT UPDATE AND FUNDING 2. PRELIMINARY ESTIMATES OF LIBRARY/COMMUNITY CENTER OPERATING COSTS

B. LEGACY PARK: 1. CHANGE ORDER 7 – ADDITION OF AMPHITHEATER PROJECT 2. DIRECT PURCHASE OF AMPHITHEATER MATERIALS – MIRACLE MIDWEST 3. DIRECT PURCHASE OF AMPHITHEATER MATERIALS – VALLEY CITY SIGN 4. PROGRESSIVE AE – ADDITIONAL PROFESSIONAL SERVICES FOR AMPHITHEATER

PROJECT C. PARKS IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS:

1. ROSELLE PARK NORTH TRAIL IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 2. ADA PARK TRAIL EXTENSION AND PARKING SPACE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 3. TRAIL REPAIRS, 2019 4. ADA PARK PLAYGROUND MULCH

D. UTILITY SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS

A Copy of the above information is available upon request M-F 8AM-5PM at the Ada Township Clerk’s Office, excluding Holidays

If you would like to be on the Ada Township e-mail information list please inform the Clerk or e-mail the Clerk at jsmith@adatownshipmi.com. Persons with special needs, as defined in the Americans with Disabilities Act, should contact the Ada Township Clerk or call the Michigan Relay Center

TDD # 1-800-649-3777. PAGE 2 OF 2

E. BEERS AT THE BRIDGE EVENTS:

1. SPECIAL EVENT WAIVER REQUEST 2. RESOLUTION R-051319-1, RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING APPLICATION FOR SPECIAL LICENSE

F. ASSEMBLY ROOM AUDIO VISUAL PROJECT APPROVAL G. PROPOSAL FROM DIXON ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANTS TO PERFORM PHASE II

ENVIRONMENTAL SITE ASSESSMENT AND BASELINE ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT IX. OPPORTUNITY FOR ADDITIONAL PUBLIC COMMENT X. ADJOURNMENT

ADA TOWNSHIP BOARD MEETING MINUTES

April 22, 2019

Meeting was called to order by Supervisor Haga at 7:00 p.m. Members present: Supervisor Haga, Clerk Smith, Treasurer Moran, Trustees Hurwitz, and Proos. Trustee Jacobs arrived at 7:02 p.m. Members absent: Trustee McAleenan. Also Present: Planning Director Ferro, Parks Director Fitzpatrick, DDA Coordinator Hilbrands, and four community members.

APPROVAL OF AGENDA

Moved by Hurwitz, supported by Proos, to approve the Agenda as presented. Motion carried.

CONSENT AGENDA

Approval of Board Meeting Minutes Township Board Minutes - 04/08/19 Receive and File Various Reports/Communications 1. Short Term Rental Regulations Committee Report - 04/12/19; 2. Status of Community Center / Library Design,Cost Estimates and Funding Report - 04/15/19; 3. Ada DDA Minutes - 03/11/19; 4. Ada Fire Department ActivityReport - 04/11/19; 6. Parks, Recreation and Land Preservation Advisory Board Minutes - 03/14/19; 7. Parks,Recreation and Land Preservation Advisory Board’s Annual Report to the Board - FY 2018-19.Moved by Moran, supported by Hurwitz, to approve the Minutes and accept the Reports andCommunications under the Consent Agenda. Motion carried.

APPROVAL OF WARRANTS

ADA TOWNSHIP GENERAL WARRANTS Treasurer Moran presented the following Hand Checks: #101, $31,351.92; #205, $891.48; #214, $1,027.25; #590, $486.76; #591, $303.02; #592, $240.81. Total of all Hand Checks: $34,301.24. Warrants: #101, $34,382.97; #205, $10,397.66; #211 $467,075.00; #214, $9,886.57; #248 $1,590.00; #401 $204,065.56; #590 $13,339.44; #591 $21,090.28; #592 $3,401.38; #701 $1,030.91. Total of all Warrants: $766,259.77. Total of all Checks and Warrants: $800,561.01. Moved by Proos, supported by Hurwitz, to approve the Warrant Report for April 22, 2019, in the total amount of $800,561.01. Roll Call: Yes - Hurwitz, Proos, Jacobs, Smith, Moran, Haga; No - 0; Absent - McAleenan. Motion carried.

PUBLIC COMMENT

There was no public comment.

BOARD COMMENT

Trustee Hurwitz commented on the new Ada Market and the renewed river area. Trustee Proos stated he is amazed how busy things are in the village. He praised the installation of the new ice melt system in the sidewalks. Planning Director Ferro stated there are only three sites in the village marketplace area without plans. There are three buildings with zoning approval but no construction, and two sites in the far east end with zoning approval but no permits. There are two small buildings with applications, one for Bridges Animal Hospital and one for a dentist from the Hillside Center. Trustee Proos asked for an update from the Assessor’s Office. Treasurer Moran followed up on Hurwitz’s comment regarding Ada Market, stating is has been very busy. Supervisor Haga has been to Ada Market three times and the workers have been very helpful.

III. A. 1

Ada Township Board Meeting Minutes of April 22, 2019 Page 2 of 2

UNFINISHED BUSINESS RESOLUTION R-042219-1 - ADA CRITERIUM Reid Morris and Cameron Timmer explained they are bringing back this event that was held in the past. One letter of complaint had been received but has been dealt with. Moved by Proos, supported by Jacobs, to adopt Resolution R-042219-1, which is a resolution to approve the Ada Criterium. Roll Call: Yes - Hurwitz, Jacobs, Proos, Moran, Haga, Smith; No - 0; Absent - McAleenan. Resolution adopted.

NEW BUSINESS

RIVERFRONT PARK A. 1. RESOLUTION R-042219-2 - APPROVAL OF NAME FOR RIVERFRONT PARK

Planning Director Ferro explained that the DeVos family foundations had given substantial donations. The request is to name the park Legacy Park - In Memory of Helen and Rich DeVos. Moved by Proos, supported by Jacobs, to approve the name for the new park on the riverfront Legacy Park - In Memory of Helen and Rich DeVos. Roll Call: Yes - Proos, Jacobs, Hurwitz, Haga, Smith, Moran; No - 0; Absent - McAleenan. Resolution adopted.

2. PROPOSED DONOR RECOGNITION INSTALLATION AT THE PARK Moved by Proos, supported by Jacobs, to approve the place installation and accept it as public art to be owned and maintained by the township. Motion carried.

B. EXTENSION OF AGREEMENT WITH COMMUNITY CHURCH FOR USE OF PROPERTY FOR

FARMERS’ MARKET DDA Coordinator Brian Hilbrands explained that the Farmers Market will be held again this year at the Community Church, and this is an extension of the agreement. Moved by Jacobs, supported by Hurwitz, to approve the extension of the agreement with the Community Church for the Farmers’ Market. Roll Call: Yes - Proos, Jacobs, Hurwitz, Smith, Moran, Haga; - No; Absent - McAleenan. Motion carried.

OPPORTUNITY FOR PUBLIC COMMENT Parks Director Mark Fitzpatrick announced there will be a dedication on May 23 for Legacy Park.

ADJOURNMENT

The meeting was adjourned at 7:33 p.m. ______________________________ ______________________ Jacqueline Smith Date Ada Township Clerk

ADA TOWNSHIP TREASURER'SINVESTMENT REPORT

MARCH 31, 2019

Note: The interest rate shown is for the month for the cash accounts whereas the rate of interest for the certicates of deposit is for the term negotiated.

Name Bank Rating Account #Purchase

Date Maturity Date RateFebruary Interest

Balance 2/28/2019 Purchases

March Interest

Balance 3/31/2019

CashChemical Bank **** General fund 3811 - - 0.75% 2,757.81$ 4,578,123.95$ 3,935.96$ 6,188,607.62$

CB Muni Now (GO Capital Improvement Bonds proceeds) 6765 - - 0.75% 1,656.79$ 2,881,319.31$ 1,835.35$ 2,883,154.66$

Tax Checking 3829 - 0.75% 2,829.94$ 5,964,406.78$ 849.12$ 17,810.41$ DDA Account - 0.00% -$ 1,036.32$ -$ 1,036.32$ Payroll Account 3837 - 0.00% -$ -$ -$ -$

Total 7,244.54$ 13,424,886.36$ 6,620.43$ 9,090,609.01$

Pooled Funds

Kent County - 2.23% 1,728.29$ 1,026,162.31$ 1,957.63$ 1,105,619.94$ Total 1,728.29$ 1,026,162.31$ 1,957.63$ 1,105,619.94$

Certificates of DepositChemical Bank ****

General Fund 12 month (sewer) 1479/5782 5/2/2018 5/2/2019 2.10% 958.76$ 531,152.15$ 867.55$ 532,019.70$ General Fund 12 month (park) 9835 5/2/2018 5/2/2019 2.10% 57.08$ 31,619.33$ 51.64$ 31,670.97$ General Fund 13 month (HBS) 4179/3722 6/1/2018 7/5/2019 2.30% -$ 616,748.70$ 2,334.02$ 619,082.72$ General Fund 12 month (HBS) 2744 6/11/2018 6/11/2019 2.30% 1,060.32$ 536,422.22$ 959.60$ 537,381.82$ General Fund 12 month (H20) 9544 7/1/2018 7/1/2019 2.30% -$ 286,480.66$ 1,647.26$ 288,127.92$ General Fund 12 month (HBS) 6930 8/11/2018 8/11/2019 2.30% 9,550.48$ 1,656,962.83$ -$ 1,656,962.83$ General Fund 18 month (GO Capital Improvement Bond proceeds) 9394 11/9/2017 5/9/2019 1.74% 3,016.21$ 2,044,017.24$ 2,728.34$ 2,046,745.58$ General Fund 12 month (HBS) 4161/1843 12/1/2018 12/1/2019 2.35% 929.38$ 516,465.72$ 1,030.81$ 517,496.53$ General Fund 12 month (HBS) 8174/3326 2/22/2019 2/22/2020 2.60% 796.07$ 514,388.51$ -$ 514,388.51$

Total 16,368.30$ 6,734,257.36$ 9,619.22$ 6,743,876.58$

Bank Ratings from Bankrate.com***** Superior**** Sound*** Performing

Totals ** Below peer group 25,341.13$ 21,185,306.03$ 18,197.28$ 16,940,105.53$ * Lowest rated

Prepared by: Kevin Moran, TreasurerUpdated: 4/24/2019

III. B.1

ADA TOWNSHIP PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES OF THE MARCH 21, 2019 MEETING

A meeting of the Ada Township Planning Commission was held on Thursday, March 21, 2019, 7:00 p.m. at the Ada Township Offices, 7330 Thornapple River Dr., Ada, MI.

I. CALL TO ORDER

II. ROLL CALL

Present: Burton, Butterfield, Carter, Easter, Jacobs, Leisman Absent: Easter, Lunn Staff Present: Ferro, Bajdek Public Present: 1 Member (applicant)

III. APPROVAL OF AGENDA

Moved by Jacobs, supported by Carter, to approve the agenda as written. Motion passed unanimously.

IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF FEBRURARY 21, 2019 MEETING

Moved by Jacobs, supported by Carter, to approve the minutes of the February 21, 2019 meeting as presented. Motion passed unanimously.

V. PUBLIC HEARINGS - None

VI. UNFINISHED BUSINESS – None

VII. NEW BUSINESS

1. Site Plan Review, Construction of a new, 2-story, corporate office building, parking lotsand fencing, 6160 E. Fulton, 41-15-29-420-008, Joseph Geelhoed, P.E., for Dan VosConstruction Company

Mr. Geelhoed explained that the previously approved site plan has been abandoned in favor of tonight’s proposed project. It was decided that this project will be more cost-effective in the long run and the company will be able to maintain occupancy while the new building is being constructed.

Mr. Geelhoed reviewed the ‘Phase 1’ site plans as provided in the Commissioner’s meeting packets. He stated the existing building will remain while parking, fencing, sidewalks, and a temporary detention pond are added. A new office building will also be constructed. Once the new office building is complete, the existing building will be demolished.

Mr. Geelhoed stated that to complete the project, ‘Phase 2’ will be completing parking north and south of the building, finalizing the detention pond, and completing landscaping.

Mr. Geelhoed stated he has been working with Steve Groenenboom, the Township consulting engineer, to make sure the storm water runoff is handled to Township standards.

Chairperson Leisman opened the floor for public comments at approximately 7:05 p.m. There were no comments. Public comment was closed.

Planner/Zoning Administrator, Bajdek, gave a brief overview of the applicant’s request. Bajdek stated the project is planned to be undertaken in 2 phases to allow for the occupation of the existing office

III. B. 2

Ada Township Planning Commission Minutes of the March 21, 2019 Meeting Page 2 of 4 building until the new corporate office building is completed; the commencement of ‘Phase 2’ will occur once the new building has been completed. In addition to the construction of the new corporate office building during ‘Phase 1’ of the project, other temporary and permanent site improvements will be constructed to maintain adequate site flow and access. Bajdek stated the Dan Vos Construction property is zoned Industrial and currently contains 3 buildings and a contractor yard. A tool crib and workshop building, as well as a warehouse and carpenter shop building are located south of the office building; the contractor yard occupies the majority of the southern portion of the site. Bajdek noted that future building additions are shown on the plans for both west and southeast of the proposed office building. Bajdek stated standards of the (I) Industrial zoning district have been satisfied. Bajdek stated access to the site is from E. Fulton Street via a shared drive with the property to the east, Central Michigan Paper Company. The drive is proposed to be extended southward on the property for access to the existing contractor yard and new parking areas located south of the new office building. Bajdek stated that once ‘Phase 2’ of the project has been completed, a total of 84 off-street parking spaces will be provided; during ‘Phase 1’ of the project, a total of 65 off-street parking spaces will be present onsite. Currently, 55 off-street parking spaces exist onsite. A total of 78 off-street parking spaces are required. Bajdek stated a complete landscape plan, which includes the satisfaction of the greenbelt requirements and proper identification of all landscaping material planned to remain onsite is necessary. Staff is recommending that the complete landscape plan be reviewed and approved administratively, prior to the issuance of a building permit and/or construction of any site improvements. Bajdek stated that once ‘Phase 2’ is completed, all of the buildings on site will be serviced with sanitary sewer which includes the existing tool crib/workshop and the warehouse/carpenter shop. There are also some temporary detention plans for stormwater at this time. Stormwater runoff from the site will discharge to a stream/creek that meanders along the northwestern portion of the property. Stormwater runoff will be controlled via four leaching basins, as well as a storm water detention pond, which will be built near the northwest corner of the property. Bajdek stated the Township’s consulting engineer recommended that the site plan not be approved until it was revised to show an acceptable method for stormwater storage and pre-treatment during the first phase of the construction project. In response to Mr. Groenenboom’s comments, the applicant provided revised drawings on 3/18/19, showing a small pre-treatment detention pond for ‘Phase 1’ on the west side of the existing office parking area. Bajdek stated the Planning department received an email from Mr. Groenenboom today stating that it appears his concerns with stormwater control have been addressed as the applicant has added a temporary detention pond sized to adequately detain runoff from the construction site during ‘Phase 1’ of construction. In addition, the final detention pond size has increased. Mr. Groenenboom’s email also stated that if the Planning Commission approves the plan tonight, it should be contingent on confirmation that the temporary detention basin has been properly sized. Bajdek stated that condition for approval is contained in his staff memo. Bajdek stated a photometric plan has been provided, which indicates the erection of 9 pole-mounted exterior lighting fixtures for the northern parking area and access drive. Fixture specifications have been provided; the pole-mounted lighting fixtures qualify as “full-cutoff” control of light emission. The pole-

Ada Township Planning Commission Minutes of the March 21, 2019 Meeting Page 3 of 4 mounted lighting fixtures have also been identified on the site plan. Wall-mounted lighting fixtures are not specified on the plans.

Bajdek stated the Planning department recommends approval of the proposed site plan subject to the 4 conditions as outlined in his memo dated March 18, 2019. Commissioner Butterfield stated she has always thought the larger spruce trees along Fulton have been very attractive and asked if they would be retained. Mr. Geelhoed stated they will keep what they can and whatever trees are removed will be replaced with trees as large as they can practically plant. Bajdek noted that on the landscape plan, none of those evergreen trees are being proposed to remain onsite. The Commissioners discussed the proposed future expansions and decided those are not being approved at today’s meeting. It was moved by Carter, supported by Burton, to approve the proposed site plan as submitted, subject to the following conditions:

1. Approval of an acceptable method for stormwater storage and pre-treatment during ‘Phase 1’ of the project by the Township’s consulting engineer, including the submittal of a storm water permit application and a permit issued by the Township, in compliance with the storm water ordinance, prior to issuance of a building permit and/or construction of any site improvements.

2. A complete landscape plan, which includes the satisfaction of the greenbelt requirements, shall be submitted, subject to review and approval of the Planning Department, prior to issuance of a building permit and/or construction of any site improvements.

3. Any pole and/or building mounted exterior lighting fixtures shall qualify as “full-cutoff” control of light emission, subject to approval of the Planning Department. Fixture specifications shall be submitted for approval for all lighting fixtures, including building wall-mounted, prior to building permit issuance.

4. Public utility permits related to water service and sanitary sewer shall be issued by the Township, prior to any work and/or installation.

5. The two future building expansion areas as shown on the plan are not approved as part of this site

plan approval. Motion carried unanimously. VIII. COMMISSION MEMBER/STAFF REPORTS Ferro stated 2 applicants have withdrawn their requests:

1. Deb Sears at Enchanted Gardener for a site plan application, and, 2. Reed Dietrich of Honey Creek Avenue, for a Home Occupation, Special Use permit.

Planning Commissioner and Township Board Liaison, Jacobs, stated that she brought up the depletion of the Public Safety Fund and the growth of the Fund balance at the last Board meeting. Jacobs stated the Board is addressing those issues and she will stay on top of it. Jacobs asked if there was a resolution for Vitale’s parking lot not being in compliance with their site plan. Ferro stated the ZBA came to a resolution but the revised site plan still needs to come back to the Planning Commission which he anticipates will be at the April meeting.

Ada Township Planning Commission Minutes of the March 21, 2019 Meeting Page 4 of 4 Ferro stated a committee comprised of Board members and Planning Commissioners is scheduled to meet on April 10, 2019 at 4 p.m. to address short term rental regulations. The committee includes Supervisor Haga, Treasurer Moran, Jacobs and Leisman. The committee’s work needs to be completed. Ferro stated a Historic Preservation Committee comprising of Supervisor Haga and Trustees Jacobs and Hurwitz is scheduled for March 27, 2019 at 4 p.m. Ferro stated a committee was formed a year ago to work on possibly amending the allowed uses in the Industrial district. Those committee members are Leisman, Jacobs, and Carter. Ferro stated Jacob Heglund was appointed by the Township Board to fill the vacant spot within the Planning Commission. Heglund needs to take the oath with the Clerk’s office and should be in attendance for the April 18th Planning Commission meeting. Ferro stated there will be at least 3 new items on next month’s agenda:

1. The proposed community building/library site plan review 2. Vitale’s 3. Special Use Request for a medical nail salon in the PO, Professional Office zoning district

IX. PUBLIC COMMENT – None X. ADJOURNMENT – Meeting adjourned at 7:40 p.m.

Respectfully submitted, ___________________________________________________ Jacqueline Smith, Ada Township Clerk

ADA TWP CATEGORY REPORT05/02/2019

Permit FeeEstimated Cost Number of PermitsCategory

APRIL

Commercial, Add/Alter/Repair $75,600 $493.00 2

Commercial, New Building $119,410 $850.00 1

Deck $20,000 $150.00 1

Demolish $18,100 $50.00 1

Detached Accessory Building $126,380 $594.00 3

Res. Add/Alter/Repair $232,770 $931.00 6

Res. Single Family $2,750,000 $4,075.00 4

Roofing/Siding $79,599 $455.00 7

Sign $16,250 $150.00 3

Swimming Pool $143,616 $450.00 3

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Totals 31$3,581,725 $8,198.00

Permit.DateIssued in <Previous month> [04/01/19 -04/30/19] ANDPermit.PermitNumber Starts With PB192

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ApplicantPermit Address Issue Date Project Value Permit Fee Work Description

Commercial, Add/Alter/Repair

Commercial - AlterationPB19200321 WALTZ-HOLST BLOW PIPE CO INC230 ALTA DALE AVE SE 04/24/2019 50,000 320.00 INTERIOR REMODEL - MEZZANINE

Commercial - OtherPB19200477 SUMMIT POINT ROOFING LLC396 PETTIS AVE SE 04/24/2019 25,600 173.00 Tear off and re roof shingled sections

75,600 493.00

Commercial, New Building

Commercial - NewPB19200357 PIONEER GENERAL CONTRACTORS INC4920 FULTON ST SE 04/11/2019 119,410 850.00 STORAGE UNITS - UNITS 13 & 14

119,410 850.00

Deck

DeckPB19200361 ROGERS JASON 5084 WEST VILLAGE TRL SE 04/02/2019 20,000 150.00 DECK ADDITION

20,000 150.00

Demolish

DemolitionPB19200241 PITSCH STEVE B 7050 ADA DR SE 04/19/2019 18,100 50.00 demolish house by means of hydraulic excavator

18,100 50.00

Detached Accessory Building

Accessory BuildingPB19200375 JH CUSTOM CONSTRUCTION LLC500 STEKETEE AVE NE 04/05/2019 50,000 173.00 DETACHED ACCESSORY BUILDING

Accessory BuildingPB19200381 LUDOVICO ODEN 606 PETTIS AVE NE 04/09/2019 46,380 236.00 DETACHED ACCESSORY BLDG

Accessory BuildingPB19200456 SCHOLLAART TIM BUILDER LLC6920 KNAPP ST NE 04/29/2019 30,000 185.00 DETACHED ACCESSORY BUILDING

126,380 594.00

Res. Add/Alter/Repair

Interior RemodelPB19200360 BALLEMA KENNETH 3017 BOYNTON AVE NE 04/05/2019 1,000 150.00 INTERIOR REMODEL - LOWER LEVEL

Interior RemodelPB19200383 PARADIGM RENOVATION1095 AUTUMNRIDGE DR NE 04/08/2019 73,105 150.00 INTERIOR REMODEL - MUDROOM & LAUNDRY

Residential - OtherPB19200411 CONSTRUCTION SERVICES OF WEST MI323 HASKINS CT SE 04/22/2019 48,255 150.00 REPAIR DUE TO TREE FALL

Interior RemodelPB19200459 WEATHERHEAD & SONS INC650 ROOKWAY AVE SE 04/19/2019 24,410 150.00 INTERIOR REMODEL

Residential - OtherPB19200473 IRISH ROOFING AND EXTERIORS LLC7302 DRIFTWOOD DR SE 04/23/2019 11,000 65.00 SIDING REPLACEMENT - tear off and re-side house

Interior RemodelPB19200484 HEARTLAND BUILDERS 835 LITTLE BEE LN NE 04/25/2019 75,000 266.00 FINISHED BASEMENT

232,770 931.00

Res. Single Family

New HomePB19200341 MOSAIC GENERAL CONTRACTORS INC8417 REVADO HILLS CT SE 04/12/2019 850,000 1,360.00 RESIDENCE W/FINISHED BASEMENT

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New HomePB19200363 HEYS BUILDERS INC 7169 2 MILE RD NE 04/02/2019 600,000 847.00 RESIDENCE W/FINISHED BASEMENT & DECK

New HomePB19200429 PARKSIDE HOMES LLC 8861 EDLYN LN NE 04/29/2019 600,000 911.00 RESIDENCE W/FINISHED BASEMENT

New HomePB19200457 SCHOLLAART TIM BUILDER LLC6920 KNAPP ST NE 04/19/2019 700,000 957.00 RESIDENCE

2,750,000 4,075.00

Roofing/Siding

RoofingPB19200384 PRINS HENRY D 867 CRAMTON AVE NE 04/08/2019 12,349 65.00 Re-roof - Remove & replace existing asphalt singles

RoofingPB19200388 Premier Roofing and Exteriors LLC1000 CRAMTON AVE NE 04/08/2019 23,430 65.00 RE ROOF

RoofingPB19200417 SUMMIT POINT ROOFING LLC7915 THORNAPPLE CLUB DR SE04/11/2019 9,850 65.00 Tear off and re roof

RoofingPB19200419 SHERRIFF-GOSLIN CO 5700 ADA DR SE 04/11/2019 10,000 65.00 RE ROOF

RoofingPB19200439 MOORE AND SONS ROOFING INC5740 HIGHBURY DR SE 04/15/2019 7,350 65.00 Re-roof house

RoofingPB19200449 Premier Roofing and Exteriors LLC5395 HALL ST SE 04/16/2019 13,520 65.00 RE ROOF

RoofingPB19200451 WEAVER LARRY 500 ADAWAY AVE SE 04/18/2019 3,100 65.00 Install a new shingle roof on back half of house.

79,599 455.00

Sign

Commercial - SignPB19200339 UNIVERSAL SIGN INC 523 ADA DR SE 04/03/2019 1,000 50.00 SIGN - DIXON ARCHITECTURE

Commercial - SignPB19200442 RUSH, JAMES 6349 COPPER VALLEY CT NE 04/18/2019 15,000 50.00 SIGN - COPPER VALLEY

Commercial - SignPB19200465 ADA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC8120 FULTON ST SE 04/23/2019 250 50.00 SIGN - ADA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC

16,250 150.00

Swimming Pool

Swimming PoolPB19200273 FIZER JAMES D 727 AUBURN TRL SE 04/22/2019 42,000 150.00 INGROUND SWIMMING POOL

Swimming PoolPB19200382 FIZER JAMES D 9250 BRYNDALE WAY NE 04/22/2019 44,000 150.00 INGROUND SWIMMING POOL

Swimming PoolPB19200412 TORRESWORKS CONSTRUCTION LLC6016 3 MILE RD NE 04/12/2019 57,616 150.00 INGROUND SWIMMING POOL W/AUTO COVER

143,616 450.00

Value Total Fee Total31 Permits 3,581,725 8,198.00

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