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The Plymouth City Commission finalized a new five-year ordinance allowing restaurants to offer dining on the sidewalk and platforms in parking spaces in front of their establishments.
After fears that patio dining in Plymouth was at risk of going away due to inflated fees, a compromise has been reached. The city commission finalized an ordinance that includes some changes to the current rules.
Enrollment opens today for the Perot Jain TechLab program at the University of Michigan, which is supported with $2 million total over the next two years from the venture capital firm Perot Jain, Ford Motor Co. and the Michigan Economic Development C
At a crowded meeting, the Plymouth City Commission voted down a proposal that included two significant changes for restaurants with patios.
Business leaders say the original proposal of going from $1.50 per square foot of patio space to $15 per square foot came out of nowhere.