Monday, April 22, 2024

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Region

A band

performs at

Escanaba’s

Marina Fest.

(Courtesy

photo via the

Escanaba Daily

Press)

A work

bee with

butterﬂies

By TERRI CASTELAZ

Iron Mountain

Daily News

“We thought this would

be something natural and

pretty, as well as inexpen-

sive.”

IRON MOUNTAIN —

It will be more than raking

and hauling debris at the

Lake Antoine Park Part-

ners’ annual spring clean-

up on Saturday, April 27.

LAPP will unveil two

new art installations on

the beach house.

The LAPP members

were pleased as well to

have a project done ahead

of schedule.

Construction work on

the Sunset Beach project

will continue at the end of

the summer

The work bee starts at 9

a.m., with a formal dedi-

cation of the crafted but-

terfly displays at 10 a.m.

at the former concession

stand on the lakeshore.

Refreshments will be

served.

Local artists Mathew

Dault and Dan Recla were

commissioned to do the

unique butterfly pieces as

part of the Sunset Beach

project.

“That whole area will be

further developed — it’s

kind of morphing,” Hrus-

ka said.

Volunteers are needed

for the community-wide

project from 9 a.m. to

noon.

In addition to raking and

clean up, they plan to do

pruning, mulching and

spruce up planted areas of

the park. The electric will

be turned on in the camp-

sites for those wishing to

bring a leaf blower.

Hruska noted they have

a variety of tasks to ac-

complish that will keep

all busy no matter the

skill set. Those willing to

help don’t have to stay for

the entire duration of the

clean-up event, she added.

“Come bring your gloves

and rakes to clean up the

grounds to get ready for

the Memorial Day open-

ing,” said Allison Lucier,

LAPP president. “And

we are always looking for

new ideas for happenings

at the park. If you have

ideas on how folks can en-

joy this park, please come

to our work bee and talk

with us.”

The work bee is a great

opportunity as well for

high school students to do

hours.

If needed, a second work

bee is slated from 9 a.m.

to noon Saturday, May 4.

LAPP will also have

a soft launch of its new

Live music to play larger role

in Escanaba this summer

Via Escanaba Daily Press

ESCANABA — Plans

are being made to grow

established city festivals in

Escanaba by adding more

music. Organizers say it

will greatly enhance the

community.

be announced in May. The and enjoy it like I do,” said concerts each month and

music festivals include Mike Canull, a local mu- Radio Results Network is

Marina Fest on July 27 sician and emcee for Rock holding its annual block

Both veterans will be on

site Saturday to talk about

their completed artwork

with the public.

at the Escanaba Harbor, the Dock and Labor Day.

Rock the Dock on Aug. 3

The increased music is on

party on July 26.

The DDA is also planning

and Escanaba Labor Day top of other musical events a polka concert July 5 at the

Celebration on Sept. 2 planned throughout the Karas Bandshell and other

“This art is an important

part of our Sunset Beach

project that will take at

least two years to fund

and manpower,” said Ann

Hruska, LAPP treasur-

er and project chairman.

“We will be anxious to

talk with the public about

those plans that have been

in the works for months

now.”

Over the winter, Dault

worked on the colorful

mural that is now hung on

the north wall, the loca-

tion of the former exterior

showers.

summer music on Luding-

ton Street.

And, the Escanaba City

Band is celebrating its

100th anniversary with

Wednesday concerts in

at the Escanaba Munici- summer.

pal Dock and Lake Shore

“Music adds vibrancy to

a community,” said Lorne

Watson, a member of the

Escanaba Recreation Ad-

visory Board who estab-

lished an Escanaba Live

Music Series committee to

improve several city music

festivals. “We are looking

to improve music in Es-

canaba as a way to grow

our community.”

The Bonifas Arts Center

Live on Sept. 14 at the sponsors the Music Mon-

Escanaba Marketplace. days, the Escanaba Public

Saturday events at the Library has the Live on the

Karas Bandshell will be Lawn music series and the

held July 6, 13 and Aug. Escanaba DDA sponsors

Ludington Park.

A big

event will be held at its July

24 concert.

“There is going to be an

insane amount of music in

this town,” Chown said.

10.

Lunch on Ludington at the

“I’m excited about the Escanaba Marketplace with

new music scene this year. Blues for a Cause.

Hopefully, we see more

The DDA also sponsors

people coming out for it the Escanaba Beat street

The committee, which

includes the city’s Recre-

ation Department and the

Escanaba Downtown De-

velopment Authority, is

making plans for Marina

Fest, Rock the Dock, Es-

canaba Labor Day Cel-

ebration with the Delta

County Trades and Labor

Council and Lake Shore

Live established by the

late Nick Nolde. It also

Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy Air Quality Division

Administrative Rules for: Part 1. General Provisions – Rule Set 2023-11 EQ Part 8. Emission

Limitations and Prohibitions – Oxides of Nitrogen – Rule Set 2023-13 EQ Part 9. Emission

Limitation and Prohibitions – Miscellaneous – Rule Set 2023-14 EQ

“You can see it from

Lake Antoine Road as you

are coming around the

lake,” she said.

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Hruska noted that Dault

designed the weather-pro-

tected piece so it could be

mounted to the concrete

wall, which has deep ridg-

es that made the surface

unsuitable for painting.

His medium is acrylic

paint on gesso-primed

canvas.

Dault’s artwork can be

seen throughout the coun-

ty, including the waiting

room of a local oil-chang-

ing business.

“He incorporated sur-

prises within the mural

— it’s going to be kind of

a game of ‘Can you find

this?’” Hruska said.

The interactive mural

will make for a fun and

colorful backdrop, she

added.

Dault says his overall

goal is to inspire people

through his artwork.

He was an English

teacher in Vietnam for 10

years and now calls the

U.P. home.

Recla’s metal sculptures

will be displayed across

on the shore wall to en-

hance the view.

The flight features var-

ious sizes of detailed,

three-dimensional butter-

flies.

“He surprised us by mak-

ing an 8-by-5-foot butter-

fly that people can stand

next to and have their pic-

tures taken,” Hruska said.

“They are beautiful,” she

said. “Even cooler than I

had anticipated.”

Recla has worked in met-

al for most of his life and

began making “cool”

things from smashed car

fenders and doors. He

would give them away

to his friends. His piec-

es were dubbed “folk

metal art” by family

members.

That began a brand-new

adventure creating inter-

esting and unusual metal

sculptures.

The LAPP worked more

than a year to obtain an

artist for a mural, Hruska

said.

“We definitely found

the right people,” Hruska

adds. “We are pretty ex-

cited about it.”

The idea for butterfly

pieces came after they

added the butterfly gar-

den on the west side of the

beach house. “It is a very

sunny place, but there was

nothing else there to draw

you to that area,” she said.

The Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE), Air Quality Division (AQD),

will hold a public hearing to receive public comments on proposed changes to the rule sets

Administrative Rules for Part 1. General Provisions.

includes

revamped

Summer of Melodies mu-

sic series.

“membership

drive”

during the event on Satur-

day. Forms will be avail-

able for anyone interested

in joining their efforts.

“We want the commu-

nity to feel more of a part

of what’s going on at the

park,” she said.

The official drive is

planned to coincide with

the LAPP’s next month-

ly meeting at 6:30 p.m.

Wednesday, May 1, at the

Breitung Township Hall

in Quinnesec. Refresh-

ments will be served.

The LAPP is now ac-

cepting registration for

the seventh-annual Crafty

Flea Market planned Sept.

7 at the campsites.

Their non-profits mis-

sion is to preserve, im-

prove, promote and pro-

tect Lake Antoine Park in

Dickinson County, for the

use and benefit of the gen-

eral public.

“Music is something that

can really bring a commu-

nity together. Something

fun like a polka, a nice lis-

tening band, the city band,

things like that. It’s a gath-

ering for people,” said Sue

Parker, chair of the Escana-

ba DDA.

The DDA is funding

the additional music and

seeking sponsors for the

events. The city Recre-

ation Department is work-

ing with vendors and pro-

viding facilities and event

activities.

The focus this year is on

local bands. ELMS com-

mittee member Kevin

Chown says the goal is to

build up the local music

talent.

“That is the theme for me

personally, is make this the

year of making the most

of what we have to work

with, which is a lot of tal-

ent,” he said. “There’s an

incredible amount of mu-

sicians here for the size of

the city.”

Part 8. Emission Limitations and Prohibitions – Oxides of Nitrogen.

Part 9. Emission Limitation and Prohibitions – Miscellaneous.

The Part 1 proposed rule set (2023-11 EQ) will revise and add additional deﬁnitions needed to

support revisions done in subsequent rule parts developed to fulﬁll the federal Clean Air Act,

42 U.S.C. 7401 et seq (CAA). The proposed rules add additional deﬁnitions to further support

and clarify the Michigan Air Pollution Control Rules, as well as revise existing deﬁnitions

for “Carcinogens” and exemptions for “Volatile organic compounds” (VOCs) and “Toxic air

contaminant” deﬁnitions to align with the United States Environmental Protection Agency’s

(USEPA) regulatory deﬁnitions and toxics research ﬁndings.

The Part 8 proposed rule set (2023-13 EQ) contains rules developed to fulﬁll CAA requirements

for sources of oxides of nitrogen (NOx). Michigan must create new rules to address a change

to a moderate classiﬁcation in nonattainment areas under provisions of the National Ambient

Air Quality Standards (NAAQS). These rules are often referred to as NOx “Reasonably Available

Control Technologies” (RACT). For past NAAQS, EGLE was not required to promulgate RACT

rules for NOx sources in the nonattainment areas established under those standards. With the

establishment of a new standard and a new classiﬁcation, Michigan must create RACT rules

to align with requirements of Section 182(b)(2) of the CAA. EGLE must promulgate new rules

setting emission standards and operational requirements for certain types of NOx emission

sources for the nonattainment areas. Additionally, existing Part 8 Rules addressing the “NOx

State Implementation Plan (SIP) Call” federal program will be modiﬁed to address minor

improvements suggested by representatives of the USEPA.

The Part 9 proposed rule set (2023-014 EQ) will revise and incorporate additional adopted

standards to support revisions pending or completed in other rule parts developed to fulﬁll the

ozone requirements under the CAA. The proposed revisions also consist of updates to reference

prices to align with what is currently offered by the respective sources, including the AQD; and

revisions to the publication dates referenced, the physical and web addresses listed in the rule to

reﬂect the current information, and availability of these reference materials from their respective

agencies.

For

informa-

tion, contact Hruska at

906-396-9843 or email

lakeantoineparkpartners@

gmail.com.

The band line ups will

If approved, the rules will be submitted to the USEPA as an amendment to the Michigan State

Implementation Plan (SIP). Revisions being submitted to the SIP include the following: Part 1

revisions related to rule deﬁnitions associated with other Michigan administrative SIP approved

rules, Part 8 revisions related to NOx RACT as a component of the West Michigan attainment

SIP for the 2015 ozone NAAQS and additional revisions as improvements to an earlier submittal

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contained in the state administrative public participation rules and the CAA.

The Ishpeming Township Planning Commission will

hold a Public Hearing on May 9, 2024, at the Ishpeming

Township Hall at 5:15 p.m. The purpose of the Public

Hearing is to consider 3 requests which are as follows:

Eric Kostreva is requesting a Variance from the front

yard setback of 30’ to allow construction of a porch that

would encroach by 5’ making the front setback 25’. The

property is 712 Cooper Lake Road, Tax ID #52-07-132-

083-00, Sec. 32, T48NR27W.

By authority conferred on the director of the EGLE by sections 5503 and 5512 of the natural

resources and environmental protection act, 1994 PA 451, MCL 324.5503 and 324.5512, and

Executive Reorganization Order Nos. 1995-16, 2009-31, 2011-1, and 2019-1, MCL 324.99903,

324.99919, 324.99921, and 324.99923.

Michael Korvela is requesting a Variance from the side

yard setback from 10% of the lot width to allow him to

build a garage 1’ from the side lot line. The property is

located at 736 Cooper Lake Road, Tax ID #52-07-132-

081-00. Sec 32, T48NR27W.

The proposed rules will take effect immediately after ﬁling with the Secretary of State. The

proposed rules are published on the State of Michigan’s website at www.michigan.gov/ARD and

in the May 1, 2024, issue of the Michigan Register. Copies of these proposed rules may also be

obtained by mail or electronic mail to the following addresses:

EGLE – AQD Attention: Trace McDonald / Marissa Vaerten

P.O. Box 30260 Lansing, MI 48909-7760

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Vienna Faye, Inc., DBA: Stonehouse Window and Door,

is requesting a Conditional Use Application to operate a

business at 1101 Randall Drive. The property is Tax ID

#52-07-008-003-00, the previous use was the Jehovah’s

Witness Church.

Comments on these proposed rules may be made at the hearing, or by mail/email until May 22,

2024, at 5:00 PM.

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Act. Constitution Hall is accessible with handicap parking available. Anyone needing assistance

to take part in the hearing due to disability may call 517-599-1938 to make arrangements.

The Planning Commission will allow any public

comments to be presented at this meeting. You may

submit any written comments to Zoning Administrator,

C/O Ishpeming Township Hall, 1575 U.S. 41 West,

Ishpeming, Michigan, 49849. Tel: 906-485-5411.

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   



  

    



   

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  





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









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   

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

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  



   



      

  

     



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 

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   

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   

    

  

    

   

          



        

          

       



     

      



    



         



        

       

      

       

       

       



     

         

       

        





      

       

        



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

     

       





         



      

        

      





      

        

       

     







         



      

       



      

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Horvath Communications proposes to build a 199-foot Mono-

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6196 W Barnes Road, Eaton Rapids, Ingham County, MI

48827. Public comments regarding potential effects from this

site on historic properties may be submitted within 30 days

from the date of this publication to: Trileaf Corp, Alaina G.,

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Notice To Creditors

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Decedent’s Estate

Estate of YVONNE ELAINE ALLEN

Case No. 24-032177-DE

Date of Birth: 1948

Court address/telephone no.

State of Michigan

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CLINTON COUNTY PROBATE COURT

100 E. State St, Ste. 4300, St. Johns, MI 48879

(989) 224-5190

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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

The decedent, Carol Jean

Bappert, died January 4,

2023. Creditors of the dece-

dent are notiﬁed that all

claims against the estate

will be forever barred uless

presented to Stephen C.

Bappert, personal represen-

tative, or to both the probate

court at 313 W. Kalamazoo

St., Ste. 1, Lansing, MI 48933

and the personal representa-

tive within 4 months after

the date of publication of this

notice.

Stephen C. Bappert, Person-

al Representative

16 Budlong St.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS: The decedent, YVONNE ELAINE

ALLEN, died 01/10/2024. Creditors of the decedent are noti-

ﬁed that all claims against the estate will be forever barred

unless presented to BRETT ALLEN, personal representa-

tive, or to both the probate court at the CLINTON COUNTY

PROBATE COURT, 100 E. State St, Ste. 4300, St. Johns, MI

48879 and the personal representative within 4 months after

the date of publication of this notice.

Attorney name:

Robert E. McCarthy (P28450)

411-C W. Lake Lansing Rd, Ste. 110

East Lansing, MI 48823

(517) 337-2000

Personal representative:

Brett Allen

4824 W. Willow Hwy.

Lansing, MI 48917

(561) 346-0626



Hillsdale, MI 49242

(419) 699-8236

April 22 2024

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