Gary Whittaker

Apr. 22, 2022  PLYMOUTH VOICE. Plymouth Michigan News   Hot Water The plan for a new wastewater treatment plant in Salem Township has reached a boiling point with neighboring Plymouth Township residents and officials. Now two State representatives are lending support and taking an opposing stand. In a strongly worded

Jul. 3, 2020  PLYMOUTH VOICE. Plymouth Michigan News   Don Howard Staff Writer Northville Township Supervisor Robert Nix is adamantly opposed to plans by the Arbor Hills Landfill to dump leachate and contaminated storm water run-off from their compost facility into Johnson Creek. Johnson Creek, part of the Rouge River

Apr. 2, 2020  PLYMOUTH EAGLE. Plymouth Michigan News   UPDATED   By Don Howard Staff Writer Individuals involved in what Plymouth Township officials described as state funding of “urban sprawl” may soon face public scrutiny regarding the ethics of their actions. The approval of a 2018 supplemental spending bill that awarded

Feb. 22, 2018  PLYMOUTH EAGLE. Plymouth Michigan News     Don Howard Staff Writer   Plymouth Township officials 
are concerned about the impact
 of a $10 million Michigan
 Economic Development
 Corporation (MEDC) grant awarded western neighbor Salem Township, which is about to explode with new development. Plymouth officials are questioning

Dec. 21, 2015  PLYMOUTH EAGLE. Plymouth Michigan News     Plans to sell water and sewer services to Salem Township went down the drain in Plymouth Township last week and the board of trustees voted unanimously to reverse their approval of a feasibility study for the project. After heated discussion

Dec. 12, 2015  PLYMOUTH EAGLE. Plymouth Michigan News       Don Howard Staff Writer   Use of Plymouth Township water and sewer lines is crucial to a proposed 588 unit development planned in the northeast edge of Washtenaw County. Salem Springs, a development of Schostak Brothers, will include townhouses,

Dec. 7, 2015  PLYMOUTH EAGLE. Plymouth Michigan News   “I really don’t think we should be in the business of providing water to Salem Township…”   Don Howard Staff Writer   A 350-acre development located between two landfills may soon be part of the Plymouth Township water and sewer system,