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Woman faces charges after crash killing road worker FARMINGTON HILLS — An Oakland County woman was arraigned in the 47th District Court in Farmington Hills Nov. 19, where she faces charges related to a car crash that killed a road crewman and married father of six. Two others were seriously injured in the July incident.
Kimberly Taylor, 59, of Farmington Hills, turned herself in to the city’s police department Nov. 19. This was after the case was turned over to the Oakland County Prosecutor’s Office, which issued a three count -warrant for her arrest. She was arrested and arraigned the same day. Taylor appeared before Judge James Brady and was charged with one count of moving violation causing death in a work zone, a 15-year felony, and
two counts of moving violation causing injury in a work zone, a one-year misdemeanor. The judge set her bond at $5,000, and Taylor was released. The Farmington Hills Police Department led the investigation. “I would like to thank the families of the victims for their patience while we investigated the cause See TAYLOR on page 7A
Members of the Farmington Hills City Council listen carefully Nov. 10 as developers and residents debate a proposed development for the Parker/Lundy community. More than 40 people requested that the project be denied. Photo by Patricia O’Blenes
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Council denies new development at Parker/Lundy BY GENA JOHNSON gjohnson@candgnews.com
FARMINGTON HILLS — The Farmington Hills City Council voted to deny the Parker/Lundy development during its Nov. 10 meeting, with the majority agreeing it would be a “detriment” to the residents who live nearby. The council vote was 5-1. Jon Aldred, Michael Bridges, Jackie Boleware, William Dwyer and Valerie Knol all supported the motion to deny. Mayor Theresa Rich was the lone disSee PARKER/LUNDY on page 14A
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