Journal Pt. 1
Journal Pt. 1
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Jay B. Bhodes I * John A. Louden Beferred to committee on municipal corporations.
No. 492, By Mr. Lusk: Petition of the township board of the township of Kalamazoo against annexation of a portion of said township to the city of Kalamazoo.
On demand of Mr. Lusk, The petition was read at length and spread at large on the Journal a* follows: At a meeting of the township board of the township of Kalamazoo, it was voted unanimously to protest against the taking from the town- ship of the land descri...bed in the bill to extend the city limits of the city of Kalamazoo. Our petition for the same is based on the following reasons: First, That the city of Kalamazoo is now in debt to the amount of $40,000, and the property it is intended to annex is now out of debt; Second, That it is not a, necessity to the city, as the limits as now situated contain more property that has no city privileges than the proposed annexation; Third, That a majority of the people proposed to annex are owners of farming lands, and the increased taxes upon the same would be ruinous to the owners thereof; Fourth, That the town hall is now situated in the territory proposed to- annex, and that the expense of moving said house will be a large expense- to the taxpayers of said township.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jay B. Bhodes I * John A. Louden Beferred to committee on municipal corporations.
No. 492, By Mr. Lusk: Petition of the township board of the township of Kalamazoo against annexation of a portion of said township to the city of Kalamazoo.
On demand of Mr. Lusk, The petition was read at length and spread at large on the Journal a* follows: At a meeting of the township board of the township of Kalamazoo, it was voted unanimously to protest against the taking from the town- ship of the land descri...bed in the bill to extend the city limits of the city of Kalamazoo. Our petition for the same is based on the following reasons: First, That the city of Kalamazoo is now in debt to the amount of $40,000, and the property it is intended to annex is now out of debt; Second, That it is not a, necessity to the city, as the limits as now situated contain more property that has no city privileges than the proposed annexation; Third, That a majority of the people proposed to annex are owners of farming lands, and the increased taxes upon the same would be ruinous to the owners thereof; Fourth, That the town hall is now situated in the territory proposed to- annex, and that the expense of moving said house will be a large expense- to the taxpayers of said township.
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