Brought to you by Election Magic Michigan August 2010 Primary Election - 8/3/2010

Proposal Text

Calvin Township Proposal I -- Proposal for Millage for Road Improvements

PROPOSAL FOR MILLAGE FOR ROAD IMPROVEMENTS Shall Calvin Township impose an increase of up to 3.2 mills ($3.20 per $1,000 of taxable value) in the tax limitation imposed under Article IX, Sec 6 of the Michigan Constitution and levy it for 5 years, 2010 through 2014 inclusive, for the purpose of public road maintenance, improvements, repairs and construction, which 3.2 mills increase will raise an estimated $240,836.00 in the first year the millage is levied?

Calvin Township Proposal II -- Proposal to Restore Lost Township Op Millage Due to Millage Rollback

PROPOSAL TO RESTORE LOST TOWNSHIP OPERATING MILLAGE DUE TO MILLAGE ROLLBACK Shall the allocated township millage of 1 mill reduced by required rollback for operation to .71960 mills be increased by .2804 mills ($.28 per $1,000 of taxable value of taxable real and personal property) to recover such reductions, for levy in the years 2010 through 2014, inclusive, for general township operating purposes; and shall the township levy such increase, which increase will raise in the first year of the levy an estimated $75,488.63?

Milton Township Proposal -- Recall

RECALL Statement of Reason: 1. She regularly violates the Freedom of Information Act by requiring applicants requesting information to comply with her personal, arbitrary demands, which are not required by the Act. 2. She regularly violates the Open Meetings Act by deliberating with a quorum of the township board without notice or allowing the public to attend. 3. She systematically treats township residents with incivility, belligerence and hostility, not only when they seek her assistance, but during Milton Township Board Meetings. 4. Despite having signed the Milton Township Principles of Governance on November 24, 2009, she has repeatedly violated many of the 10 promises. 5. She regularly votes to appropriate funds for her husband, Deputy Township Clerk, Paul Boggs, when she should abstain, thereby creating an appearance of impropriety, if not constituting an actual conflict of interest. 6. Despite being responsible for maintaining the Qualified Voter File for the township, only half of the file is current. 7. She frequently submits erroneous financial statements to the Township Board, which often results in her amending same at the last minute during Board Meetings, thereby forcing the Board to either make instant decisions or adjourn the matter(s) to a later date. Justification of Conduct in Office: By her own admission, Sue Ellen told people signing the recall petition that she had filed the recall twice. Sue Ellen lives in Mishawaka, Indiana and is a registered voter in St. Joseph County, Indiana. This is against Michigan Statute MCL 168.544C. This recall does not meet the legal definition of clarity. The charges do not state who, what, when, where, date and time. The charges are in general terms without any backup. Sue Ellen filed charges with the Michigan Election Commissioner that Clerk Boggs denied ½ of the voters in the November 2009 election the right to vote. The Election Commission in their investigation found the charges were false and the case was dismissed without merit. Donald Kronewitter and Sue Ellen Kronewitter, the petitioners extreme outrageous conduct, atrocious lying and accusations go beyond all bounds of decency and should be regarded as utterly intolerable at best and the constant harassment and criminal intimidation by the petitioners needs to stop. Voters – the petitioners have acted the same way at every committee and commission in Milton Township. Approving this recall will condone the corruption existing in Milton Township today. Shall Jacqueline Boggs be recalled from the office of Milton Township Clerk?