"There is now a balanced budget through Dec. 31, 2001 as well as through June 30, 2002," he adds.
However, the city council has said it may not approve sale of the 869-acre former prison property because it believes the land is worth more. The property is divided between Northville and Plymouth townships.
Archer's term ends Dec. 31. However, Archer's actions gives the incoming administration a cushion of between $30 million and $44 million, barring any unforeseen catastrophe, that can go to replenish the Budget Stabilization Fund.
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