Clark Road Barn Approved for Demolition, Citizen Survey Approved for November
The Hartland Township board will be mailing out a survey to a random sampling of residents gauging interest in possible road millage.
The Hartland Township board voted to approve the demolition of the Clark Road barn to Preiss Outdoor Services at a cost of $19,600 during Tuesday’s board meeting. Removal of the barn will make room for the new Clark Road Park, which is scheduled to break ground during the spring of 2013. It is a project the board has discussed for eight years, according to trustee Joe Petrucci. “This is, you could say, the first step of putting in that park- removing that barn,” he said. Options have been explored over the years that included trying to refurbish the barn or find a group to restore it but those options never became viable. The board also explored trying to sell the wood, but according to township manager James Wickman, professionals …
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Marty Neighbors
9:21 pm on Saturday, October 6, 2012
Pay now or pay later. No one likes to pay taxes, but you either pay for road maintenance and paving, or pay for the constant damage that is being done to your truck or car undercarriage. I have lived in Hartland/Liv. CO. for over 30 years and the amount of work, that I have had done to my trucks and autos, is 10 times the tax, I would have had to pay to have the roads paved in the first place. … more ›