6. Public Comment
Marian Kramer, Highland Park resident, wanted to know how GLWA assess
sewage charges in Highland Park as compared to other places.
Rev. Charlene Turner Johnson, a resident of Highland Park, addressed the Board
regarding concerns she has with the debt GLWA alleges Highland Park owes and
requested that GLWA comes to Highland Park and explain the debt to the
residents of Highland Park.
Janet White, a homeowner in Highland Park, addressed the Board regarding
Highland Park debt owed to GLWA and requested someone come to Highland
Park and explain the process and debt.
Linda G. Wheeler, addressed the Board regarding the mediation agreement for
Highland Park, which she says has not been explained to the residents of
Highland Park and requested that GLWA comes to Highland Park and explain
how the debt is allegedly owed.
Cassandra, a resident of Highland Park, addressed the Board regarding how the
sewage assessments are made, concerns about the debt and the changing of the
contract, how the debt was calculated, and the process.
Gracie Wooten addressed the Board regarding Highland Park water and
sewerage rates, and also addressed the Board regarding the Detroit, Dearborn,
and Highland Park Transmission Main Water Metering Project.
Following public comment, Chairperson Hendrix asked if any Members of the
Board had any comments, to which Vice-Chairperson Baker responded that
because we had several people commenting about the same issue, it's not
typically our practice to respond, but do you want to provide an opportunity for
Randal (GLWA General Counsel) to answer some of the questions?
Chairperson Hendrix responded that he is willing to do that, as we have had six
members of the Highland Park community commenting on the same issue.
Randal Brown, Deputy Chief Administrative and Compliance Officer/General
Counsel, provided a response to today's comments.
7. Old Business
None
8. New Business (Items for Discussion)