Discussion of Zoning Reforms (2024-01-11)

UPDATE 2024-01-26: The proposed reforms were advanced to the City Commission unanimously. The stream of the meeting is available 👉here👈. It has been heard on back-channel that the approval of ADUs by Director Review by a typo, and that counter approval of ADUs is the text which will be advanced to the City Commission. Counter approval of ADUs reduces the time of the approval process dramatically in addition to eliminating a ~$1,330 fee.

Economic Development Team Meeting, 2024-01-09

At the Economic Development Team Meeting the topic of permit-ready plans for infill development was discussed/presented. This also included the conversation of potential financial assistance from the city and/or county for small and new developers. The discussion on this topic begins at ~7 (seven) minutes.

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US House of Representatives' Profile Pages

Did you know that you can track both committee memberships and recent votes at the House Clerk's US House of Representatives' webpage.

For the west Michigan area [in 2024] those pages are:

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Planning Agenda: 2024-01-25

The municipal agenda for the Planning Commission meeting on 2024-01-25 is 👉here👈

Advocacy Potpourri (2024-01)

There are currently a range of advocacy efforts underway in the region.

Neighbors of Belknap Lookout

For residents of NOBL and Monroe North the Belknap area neighborhood association is hosting an event to discuss housing & parking at their offices (700 Clancy Ave NE) on January 24th from 3pm - 6pm.

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Planning Agenda: 2024-01-11

The municipal agenda for the Planning Commission meeting on 2024-01-11 is 👉here👈

UPDATE 2024-06-01: The Diatribe broke ground on the The Emory Arts and Culture Hub @ 2040 Division S on 2024-05-31.

Heritage Hill "Density" Discussion

On November 1st and 4th of 2023 the Heritage Hill neighborhood association hosted two (2) hour sessions related to the Housing "Crisis" and the current round of proposed Zoning reforms. Roughly the first hour of the session was a presentation, by a Heritage Hill resident, on zoning, Heritage Hills' current density, and the current housing market. The second hour was Q&A and the type of table based work-shopping typical of these events.

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