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NOTICE OF SUBMITTAL OF ORDINANCE
Pennfield Charter Township
Calhoun County, Michigan- To residents and property owners of the Charter Township of Pennfield, Calhoun County, Michigan and any
other interested persons:
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a proposed Parking Violations Bureau Ordinance was submitted to the Township
Board for first reading at its regular meeting conducted on June 11, 2024.PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that said the proposed Ordinance will be considered for adoption by the
Township Board at a regular meeting to be held at the Pennfield High located at 8299 Pennfield Road, Battle
Creek, MI 49017, on Tuesday, July 9, 2024 commencing at 6:00 p.m.PENNFIELD CHARTER TO TOWNSHIP will provide necessary, reasonable auxiliary aids and services such
as signers for the hearing impaired and audio tapes of printed material being considered at the meeting to
individuals with disabilities at the meeting upon four (4) days’ notice to the Pennfield Charter Township Clerk.
Individuals with disabilities requiring auxiliary aids or services should contact the Pennfield Charter Township
Clerk, Kathy Case, at the address or telephone number listed below.- Section 1. Establishment of Parking Violations Bureau. This section establishes a Township Parking
Violations Bureau - Section 2. Purpose of ordinance. This section states that the purpose of this ordinance controls parking
on streets, roads and parking areas. - Section 3. Parking offenses and civil fines. This section sets forth a violation and fine schedule.
- Section 4. Citation requirements and admission of responsibility. This section states that anyone re-
ceiving a citation shall be advised on the offense and date of time of when which it is alleged to occur. Any
alleged violator may admit or deny responsibility. An admission requires the violator to pay the fine to the
Township. - Section 5. Denial of responsibility. Any person who denies responsibility shall be advised that a citation
will be submitted to the 10th District Court to be processed. - Section 6. Accounting of citations. This section requires the Parking Violations Bureau to retain citations
and account monthly to the Township Board. - Section 7. Severability. The provisions of this ordinance are severable.
- Section 8. Effective date and repeal of conflicting ordinances. This ordinance takes effect 30 days after
publication, after adoption.
PENNFIELD CHARTER TOWNSHIP
Kathy Case, Clerk
20260 Capital Avenue N.E.
Battle Creek, MI 49017
(269) 968-8549
https://www.pennfieldmi.gov/
Lakeview’s line score in the game
read 2 runs on 4 hits with 2 errors.
Waverly’s was 7-12-1.
Aside from Smith, also with hits for
LHS were sophomore center fielder
Brooklyn Berning, junior shortstop
Marin McCullough and Palma.
Freshman Delaney McCullough
started on the mound for LHS and
worked the first three innings – giv-
ing up six runs (all earned) on eight
hits with one walk and one home
run allowed. Palma then pitched the
final four innings – yielding one run
(earned) on four hits with two strike-outs.
Aside from the aforementioned
Smith, Palma, Metzger, Berning,
Marin McCullough and Delaney
McCullough, the other players in the
LHS lineup vs. Waverly were junior
Camille Oxley, senior Faith Hewkin,
sophomore Claire Van Dis, junior
Alyssa Osborn and junior Kaelyn
Guico.
The rest of Lakeview’s roster:
Seniors Alyssa Morgan and Kara
Krick; junior Callie Wolf; sopho-
mores Kelsey Krick and Payton
O’Brien; and freshman Anna Berger.Aside from McCullough, also on
LHS’s coaching staff this season
were assistant coaches Cris Werner,Lyon – with South Lyon then getting Aaron Berning and Nicole DeRushia.
eliminated 5-4 by No. 10-ranked
Lake Orion in the state semifinals at
MSU on Thursday, June 13.
And then in the D-1 championship
showdown last Saturday, Lake Orion
fell to No. 2-ranked Hudsonville 5-0.
Hudsonville finished the season with
a 38-0 record, with Lake Orion clos-
ing at 38-6.
In last Saturday’s other state title
games in East Lansing, No. 1-ranked
Gaylord (38-4) topped No. 4-ranked
Vicksburg (37-8) 3-2 in D-2; No.
4-ranked Evart (37-4) turned back
honorable mention Ottawa Lake-
Whiteford (29-6-1) 1-0 in D-3; and
No. 1-ranked Unionville-Sebewaing
(28-11) downed No. 5-ranked
Holton (28-11-1) 11-1 in D-4.
Local district champ Lakeview’s
final record this season was 25-15,
which included an All-City champi-
onship as well as its district champi-
onship.
“These girls have never been in
this spot before ... and some days
you hit and some days you don’t,
some days the ball bounces the way
you want and some days it doesn’t,
and today we just couldn’t get the
hits and the timely hits we needed to
succeed in this game,” said first-year
LHS head coach McCullough.
“Take nothing away from Waverly,
they hit in spots they needed to and
played a good game. But we are a
young team – seven of our starters
out there today are coming back
next season – so we’re going to
learn from this and we’re going to
continue to improve and we’re going
to have a good offseason as we get
ready to come back at it again next
season. All the while having fun as
we get better and better.”
In its 7-2 regional semifinal loss
to Lansing Waverly on June 8 at
K-Central, the Spartans scored both
of their runs in the second inning
via a two-run double by freshman
catcher Lezlee Smith, which plated
sophomore first baseman/pitcher
Angelia Palma and senior left fielder
Sarah Metzger.
Waverly, meanwhile, scored two
runs in the first inning, one in the
second, one in the third, two in the
fourth and one in the sixth.
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