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Lapeer officials honor long-time city attorney - Vimarsana News

Lapeer officials honor long-time city attorney

Lapeer Mayor Debbie Marquardt presents a framed proclamation to Mike Nolan for his 14 years of service as the City of Lapeer’s legal counsel. Photo by Jeff Hogan LAPEER — Monday evening, the Lapeer City Commission held its last meeting of 2022 at which time officials wrapped up some unfinished business, while they also set

Lapeer officials strike restaurant drive-thru ban - Vimarsana News

Lapeer officials strike restaurant drive-thru ban

Some Lapeer officials are concerned that existing fast-food restaurants on M-24 may relocate closer to I-69, and leave behind empty buildings and blighted property. Photo by Jeff Hogan LAPEER — Monday evening, the Lapeer City Commission voted 3-2 to remove a restriction of drive-thru restaurants that front M-24 between Turrill Road and Tower Drive from

Lapeer officials to act on motion to lift restaurant drive-thru restriction - Vimarsana News

Lapeer officials to act on motion to lift restaurant drive-thru restriction

LAPEER — Monday evening, the Lapeer City Commission will act on a motion recently made by Commissioner Eric Cattane to make a text amendment to the City’s zoning ordinance that would lift a restaurant drive-thru prohibition between Tower Drive and Turrill Road with frontage on M-24. The proposed text amendment is up for adoption Monday

Ballot proposal could stop sale of recreational marijuana in Lapeer - Vimarsana News

Ballot proposal could stop sale of recreational marijuana in Lapeer

A ballot proposal in Lapeer, Michigan could stop the sale of recreational marijuana and planned grow operations in the city. Four other Michigan cities also have marijuana-related proposals on their ballots.