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The Sun and News, Saturday, October 31, 2009/ Page 13

TKHS announces latest

students of the month

Thornapple Kellogg High
School has announced its
Students of the Month for
March.
Representing the senior
class are Jack Cove, Kendall
Kamphuis, Madyson Perrin,
Caitlyn Pranger, Katie
Reeves, Caden Rivera, Katie
Schorr and Carter West.

The junior class students

of the month are Benjamin

Hanson, Leah Luyk, Ian

Parker and Nicholas

Vreeland.

Sophomore students

honored are Tyler Bushman,

Lane Cross, Luke Hinton,

Mattilynn Lambert, Steven

Mohn, Molly Shepard,

Bridget Webb and Jack

Wright.

Freshmen receiving

honors are Devon

Buckowing, Kaitlyn Hodges,

Hannah Middleton, Ainsley

Parsons, Alexandra

Segoviano, Brianna Sharp

and Cailin Wodrich.

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COUNTY  OF  KENT,  MICHIGAN

8555  Kalamazoo  Ave.,  SE

Caledonia,  MI  

TO  ALL  PROPERTY  OWNERS  OR  PARTIES  OF  INTEREST  IN  PRESERVATION  LAKES  PHASE  III,

STREET  LIGHTING  SPECIAL  ASSESSMENT  DISTRICT  (the  “District”):

Following  a  public  hearing  to  consider  the  special  assessment  roll,  the  Township  board

confirmed  the  special  assessment  roll  for  the  District  on  May  10,  2021.  (See  Below)

A  PROPERTY  OWNER  OR  ANY  PERSON  HAVING  ANY  INTEREST  IN  THE  REAL  PROPERTY

ASSESSED ON THE SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL CONFIRMED BY THE TOWNSHIP BOARD ON

MAY 10, 2021, MAY FILE A WRITTEN APPEAL OF THE SPECIAL ASESSMENT WITH THE

MICHIGAN TAX TRIBUNAL WITHIN 30 DAYS AFTER CONFIRMATION OF THE SPECIAL

ASSESSMENT WAS PROTESTED AT THE HEARING ON THE CONFIRMATION OF THE SPECIAL

ASSESSMENT  ROLL.

Special assessments shall be due and payable annually, on or before February 14,

commencing  February  14,  2022.

Because the nature of the improvement is such that periodic redetermina`on of

assessment  may  be  required  without  a  change  in  the  special  assessment  boundaries,  such

redetermina`on  may  be  made  at  the  Township  Board’s  regular  mee`ng  each  July  hereader,

without  further  no`ce.

PRESERVATION  LAKES  #

SPECIAL  ASSESSMENT  DISTRICT

ROLL  NO.  

PPN ADDRESS OWNER ASSESSMENT

41229303013 0  WATERSCAPE  DR  SE  BYRON  CENTER,  MI  49315 SIGNATURE  LAND  DEVELOPMENT  COMPMANY 0.400  mill  per  $1,000  A.V.

41229303014 981  WATERSCAPE  DR  SE  BYRON  CENTER,  MI  49315 SIGNATURE  LAND  DEVELOPMENT  COMPMANY 0.400  mill  per  $1,000  A.V.

41229303015 989  WATERSCAPE  DR  SE  BYRON  CENTER,  MI  49315 SIGNATURE  LAND  DEVELOPMENT  COMPMANY 0.400  mill  per  $1,000  A.V.

41229303016 993  WATERSCAPE  DR  SE  BYRON  CENTER,  MI  49315 SIGNATURE  LAND  DEVELOPMENT  COMPMANY 0.400  mill  per  $1,000  A.V.

41229303017 999  WATERSCAPE  DR  SE  BYRON  CENTER,  MI  49315 SIGNATURE  LAND  DEVELOPMENT  COMPMANY 0.400  mill  per  $1,000  A.V.

41229303018 1007  WATERSCAPE  DR  SE  BYRON  CENTER,  MI  49315 SIGNATURE  LAND  DEVELOPMENT  COMPMANY 0.400  mill  per  $1,000  A.V.

41229303019 1015  WATERSCAPE  DR  SE  BYRON  CENTER,  MI  49315 SIGNATURE  LAND  DEVELOPMENT  COMPMANY 0.400  mill  per  $1,000  A.V.

41229303020 1027  WATERSCAPE  DR  SE  BYRON  CENTER,  MI  49315 SIGNATURE  LAND  DEVELOPMENT  COMPMANY 0.400  mill  per  $1,000  A.V.

41229303021 1045  WATERSCAPE  DR  SE  BYRON  CENTER,  MI  49315 SIGNATURE  LAND  DEVELOPMENT  COMPMANY 0.400  mill  per  $1,000  A.V.

41229303022 966  WATERSCAPE  DR  SE  BYRON  CENTER,  MI  49315 SIGNATURE  LAND  DEVELOPMENT  COMPMANY 0.400  mill  per  $1,000  A.V.

41229303023 954  WATERSCAPE  DR  SE  BYRON  CENTER,  MI  49315 SIGNATURE  LAND  DEVELOPMENT  COMPMANY 0.400  mill  per  $1,000  A.V.

41229303024 946  WATERSCAPE  DR  SE  BYRON  CENTER,  MI  49315 SIGNATURE  LAND  DEVELOPMENT  COMPMANY 0.400  mill  per  $1,000  A.V.

41229303025 940  WATERSCAPE  DR  SE  BYRON  CENTER,  MI  49315 SIGNATURE  LAND  DEVELOPMENT  COMPMANY 0.400  mill  per  $1,000  A.V.

41229333002 978  WATERSCAPE  DR  SE  BYRON  CENTER,  MI  49315 SIGNATURE  LAND  DEVELOPMENT  COMPMANY 0.400  mill  per  $1,000  A.V.

41229333003 984  WATERSCAPE  DR  SE  BYRON  CENTER,  MI  49315 SIGNATURE  LAND  DEVELOPMENT  COMPMANY 0.400  mill  per  $1,000  A.V.

41229333004 990  WATERSCAPE  DR  SE  BYRON  CENTER,  MI  49315 SIGNATURE  LAND  DEVELOPMENT  COMPMANY 0.400  mill  per  $1,000  A.V.

41229333005 996  WATERSCAPE  DR  SE  BYRON  CENTER,  MI  49315 SIGNATURE  LAND  DEVELOPMENT  COMPMANY 0.400  mill  per  $1,000  A.V.

41229333006 1002  WATERSCAPE  DR  SE  BYRON  CENTER,  MI  49315 SIGNATURE  LAND  DEVELOPMENT  COMPMANY 0.400  mill  per  $1,000  A.V.

41229333007 1008  WATERSCAPE  DR  SE  BYRON  CENTER,  MI  49315 SIGNATURE  LAND  DEVELOPMENT  COMPMANY 0.400  mill  per  $1,000  A.V.

41229333008 1014  WATERSCAPE  DR  SE  BYRON  CENTER,  MI  49315 SIGNATURE  LAND  DEVELOPMENT  COMPMANY 0.400  mill  per  $1,000  A.V.

41229333009 1020  WATERSCAPE  DR  SE  BYRON  CENTER,  MI  49315 SIGNATURE  LAND  DEVELOPMENT  COMPMANY 0.400  mill  per  $1,000  A.V.

41229333010 1026  WATERSCAPE  DR  SE  BYRON  CENTER,  MI  49315 SIGNATURE  LAND  DEVELOPMENT  COMPMANY 0.400  mill  per  $1,000  A.V.

41229333011 1032  WATERSCAPE  DR  SE  BYRON  CENTER,  MI  49315 SIGNATURE  LAND  DEVELOPMENT  COMPMANY 0.400  mill  per  $1,000  A.V.

41229333012 1048  WATERSCAPE  DR  SE  BYRON  CENTER,  MI  49315 SIGNATURE  LAND  DEVELOPMENT  COMPMANY 0.400  mill  per  $1,000  A.V.

41229333013 965  WATERSCAPE  DR  SE  BYRON  CENTER,  MI  49315 SIGNATURE  LAND  DEVELOPMENT  COMPMANY 0.400  mill  per  $1,000  A.V.

41229333014 959  WATERSCAPE  DR  SE  BYRON  CENTER,  MI  49315 SIGNATURE  LAND  DEVELOPMENT  COMPMANY 0.400  mill  per  $1,000  A.V.

41229333015 957  WATERSCAPE  DR  SE  BYRON  CENTER,  MI  49315 SIGNATURE  LAND  DEVELOPMENT  COMPMANY 0.400  mill  per  $1,000  A.V.

41229333016 9953  WATERSCAPE  DR  SE  BYRON  CENTER,  MI  49315 SIGNATURE  LAND  DEVELOPMENT  COMPMANY 0.400  mill  per  $1,000  A.V.

41229333017 947  WATERSCAPE  DR  SE  BYRON  CENTER,  MI  49315 SIGNATURE  LAND  DEVELOPMENT  COMPMANY 0.400  mill  per  $1,000  A.V.

160380

COUNTY OF KENT, MICHIGAN

8555 Kalamazoo Ave., SE

Caledonia, MI 49316

TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OR PARTIES OF INTEREST IN

PRESERVATION LAKES PHASE III, STREET LIGHTING

SPECIAL ASSESSMENT DISTRICT (the “District”):

Following a public hearing to consider the special assessment roll, the Township

board confirmed the special assessment roll for the District on May 10, 2021. (See

Below)

A PROPERTY OWNER OR ANY PERSON HAVING ANY INTEREST IN THE REAL

PROPERTY ASSESSED ON THE SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL CONFIRMED BY

THE TOWNSHIP BOARD ON MAY 10, 2021, MAY FILE A WRITTEN APPEAL OF THE

SPECIAL ASESSMENT WITH THE MICHIGAN TAX TRIBUNAL WITHIN 30 DAYS

AFTER CONFIRMATION OF THE SPECIAL ASSESSMENT WAS PROTESTED AT THE

HEARING ON THE CONFIRMATION OF THE SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL.

Special assessments shall be due and payable annually, on or before February

14, commencing February 14, 2022.

Because the nature of the improvement is such that periodic redetermination of

assessment may be required without a change in the special assessment

boundaries, such redetermination may be made at the Township Board’s regular

meeting each July hereafter, without further notice.

PRESERVATION LAKES #

SPECIAL ASSESSMENT DISTRICT

ROLL NO. 1

GAINES CHARTER TOWNSHIP

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

The Gaines Charter Township Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to

consider the following request:

Summary of Request: Amendment to the Crystal Manor PUD to allow for a 3,

square foot addition to connect the two existing buildings

within the Crystal Manor PUD and add a covered entry.

Property Address: 1171 & 1175 68th Street SE

Parcel Number: 41-22-05-326-

Applicants: MCAP Grand Rapids Propco, LLC/Kevin Willis

Date and Time of Hearing: June 14, 2021 @ 7:00 PM

Location of Hearing: 8555 Kalamazoo Avenue SE, Caledonia, MI 49316

Any interested party may appear and be heard on said proposal. Information related to

this request may be inspected at the Gaines Township Hall, 8555 Kalamazoo Ave. SE,

Caledonia, MI 49316, or contact Dan Wells at 616-499-2045. In order to be entered into

the public record, signed written comments must be received by 5 PM on March 25,

2021.

Persons with disabilities needing special accommodations should contact Kim Triplett at

(616) 698-6640 one week prior to the meeting to request mobility, visual or any other

assistance.

160615

State individual income tax deadline is Monday

The Michigan Department
of Treasury is reminding tax-
payers that state individual
income tax returns are due
early next week.
State individual income
tax returns must be submit-
ted electronically or sent
through the U.S. Postal
Service before midnight
Monday, May 17. For the
convenience of taxpayers,
the state’s individual income

tax deadline is the same date

set by the Internal Revenue

Service.

“There is still time to file a

return or make a payment,”

State Treasurer Rachael

Eubanks said. “Taxpayers

who owe taxes should be

sure to make their payments

on time to avoid penalties

and interest. I encourage

those taxpayers who may be

owed a refund to not wait to

file their returns. Every dol-

lar helps right now as we

navigate these extraordinary

times.”

Choosing electronic filing

and direct deposit is conve-

nient, safe and secure. Last

year, more than 4.4 million

Michigan taxpayers e-filed,

which is 86 percent of state

income tax filers.

Individuals who e-file typ-

ically receive their refunds

approximately two weeks

after receiving confirmation

that the tax return was

accepted by the state of

Michigan.

Taxpayers can pay their

outstanding tax balance by

eCheck, debit or credit card.

More information on e-fil-

ing can be found at mifast-

file.org.

Individual taxpayers who

need additional time to file

beyond the May 17 deadline

can request an extension to

Oct. 15. Taxpayers request-

ing additional time to file

should estimate their tax lia-

bility and pay any taxes

owed by May 17 to avoid

additional interest and penal-

ties.

Taxpayers with questions

about their state income

taxes are encouraged to use

Treasury eServices. The

online platform enables tax-

payers to ask state

income-tax-related questions

when convenient and avoids

extended wait times.

To get started with

Treasury eServices, taxpay-

ers may go to michigan.gov/

incometax and click on

“eServices Individual

Income Tax.”

Mental health awareness takes on

new importance in wake of pandemic

After a year in which the

COVID-19 pandemic chal-

lenged the mental resiliency

of all Michiganders, Gov.

Gretchen Whitmer and the

Michigan Department of

Health and Human Service

join mental health advocates

across the nation in recogniz-

ing May as Mental Health

Awareness Month.

Observed nationally since

1949, Mental Health

Awareness Month promotes

mental health education and

support in hopes of decreas-

ing the stigma often associat-

ed with seeking help for

mental illness.

“This Mental Health

Month and year-round, we

must remember that it’s OK

to not be OK,” Gov. Whitmer

said. “I encourage

Michiganders to reach out to

friends or family who may be

struggling or get help them-

selves if they need it.

Together, we can remove the

stigma around accessing

mental health care and uplift

each other.”

“The pandemic has high-

lighted the critical role men-

tal health plays in our overall

wellbeing,” Elizabeth Hertel,

MDHHS director, said.

“Recognizing May as Mental

Health Awareness Month

serves as a reminder to honor

our minds as we work to

fight this pandemic. And of

course, we also want to honor

the countless professionals

across the state who work

tirelessly to help individuals

with mental illness get the

support they need.”

Across the U.S., reports of

increased stress-related con-

ditions are high as individu-

als face the strains of the

COVID-19 crisis. According

to recent data from the

Household Pulse Survey

conducted by the U.S.

Centers for Disease Control

and Prevention and the U.S.

Census Bureau, more than 30

percent of Michiganders

reported symptoms of anxi-

ety or depression during the

seven days prior to being

surveyed. The survey shows

Michigan’s self-reported

symptom numbers have hov-

ered between 30 and 49 per-

cent since December 2020.

According to the Substance

Abuse and Mental Health

Services Administration, the

negative psychological

impacts of a disaster can last

for months or years – and if

left untreated, can contribute

to mental illness.

MDHHS is working on

several fronts to focus atten-

tion on mental health as part

of public health. The

Michigan Suicide Prevention

Commission recently

released an initial report with

recommendations on how to

reduce the suicide rate,

including increasing and

expanding access to care for

at-risk Michiganders.

Early in the pandemic,

MDHHS partnered with the

Federal Emergency

Management Administration

and SAMHSA to develop the

Stay Well program, offering

emotional support through

the Stay Well counseling line

seven days a week, 24 hours

a day (dial 888-535-6136 and

press “8.”) The program’s

website, Michigan.gov/

StayWell, offers links to a

variety of mental health

resources, including crisis

help lines, virtual support

groups, guidance documents,

videos and recorded webi-

nars.

Mental wellness resources

can be found at Michigan.

gov/StayWell.