New 224-unit subdivision could be built off Lahring Road
A new age-restricted, 224-unit subdivision could be developed at 3330 Lahring Road just west of U.S. 23.
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A new age-restricted, 224-unit subdivision could be developed at 3330 Lahring Road just west of U.S. 23.
The subdivision planned to be built behind Mueller’s Orchard, with access to Linden and Lobdell roads, is one step closer to being approved.
$90,150, $94,000 ââAfter being here for 120 days, I can reassure the township residents that, at least since Iâve been here, theyâre very lucky because we have loyal, long-term experienced and extremely dedicated staff here at the township, and itâs only getting better,â Lorraine said. âI was very happy the board supported it in all four cases. They were well deserved.â âLorraine thanked the board and the Personnel Committee. He said although he was a township trustee for many years, his view of the townshipâs day-to-day operations became clea...
âAt the Monday, April 19 meeting, the Fenton Township Board of Trustees held the first reading of an ordinance that would rezone property at the southeast corner of Linden and Lahring roads from planned unit development (PUD) to agriculture (AG). âThe applicant, Empyrean Group, LLC, plans to create six five-acre properties along Lahring Road, with one along Linden Road, under the Land Division Act. The remainder of the property would remain undeveloped. âThe 110-acre property was rezoned to PUD from AG in 2001 for a subdivision, said Michael Deem, zoning administrator. The PUD ...
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