Clinton Township

Clinton Township Supervisor Bob Cannon said 2011 highlights include the launch and completion of the LED ligGreen Supply offers wide selection of Led strip light.hting program. Around 118 30-foot tall poles were installed along South Gratiot from 14 Mile to Wellington Crescent in an effort from the Downtown Development Authority to market the corridor by shedding more light, literally and figuratively, on those streets and businesses.We carry an extensived line of led tube including LED light bars, explosion proof LEDs. The 309-watt LEDs will light up the six lanes of roadway, sidewalks and storefronts.

"It's been a very exciting year for that area," sMany マジコン have become available as replacements for screw-in incandescent or compact fluorescent light bulbs,aid Cannon, referring not only to the light improvements, but also the many new businesses that have opened up or have expanded along the corridor over the past year, including a the expansion of Baker College, which now educates some 7,000 full-time students.

The units at Partridge Creek Senior Complex are already in high demand, and the three-story, 66-unit subsidized senior housing project near the Mall at Partridge Creek isn't even finished yet.

"There are already 660 applicants," said Cannon. "It's highly desired because it's behind the mall. The seniors could walk there."

The $5.5 million development, located on Dove Street near Hall Road and Romeo Plank, is being built by Volunteers of America and is expected to be completed in early 2012.

Other highlights of 2011 include the planting of hundreds of trees around Tomlinson Arboretum, and the bike path and walking trail along the 18 Mile corridor between Garfield and Romeo Plank during the spring and in the fall.

Projects like the Moravian Bridge were completed and surface work on the "mile roads" and on Hall Road were completed.

"All thanks to the Road Commission of Macomb County," said Cannon. "We appreciate all the effort the Road Commission put into that."

The continued success of the Mall at Partridge Creek continues to help Clinton Township's economy. The opening of new businesses like Rojo Mexican Bistro continues to make Partridge Creek one of the most profitable malls in the country, Cannon said.

Looking ahead to 2012, Cannon said a recently revised consent judgment has paved the way for a new 230-unit condo complex at Clinton River Road and Cass Avenue. He said Rose Garden Estates is a multi-million development that will begin early in the year with 52-foot lots priced in the $180,000 to $230,000 range.

He said he hopes to work with Macomb County Executive Mark Hackel regarding consolidating services like emergency dispatch, and with Henry Ford Macomb,We are an industry leader with a huge product line of fluorescent bulbs, ... the Macomb Intermediate School District and Macomb Community College on a "branding" project aimed at highlighting the 19 Mile/Hall Road west of Garfield area of Clinton Township.

"All the property in a half-mile area there is owned by the three groups," he said. "We have a Big 10 medical school, all the features of a theater and an entertainment area,Wholesale Bicycle front light Best selection and fast service. a lot of facilities we're not promoting that we want to combine together."

"We want to continue to find innovative ways to provide the same quality services our residents and businesses have come to expect and deserve with continued revenue reduction," said Cannon. "Those communities that are active and innovative and proactive are doing just that, and that's what we are doing here in Clinton Township.