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No. Whether a special use permit is approved by the Township Planning Commission or recommended by the Planning Commission with approval by ...
Read MoreIn the last year, the Michigan Court of Appeals and Michigan Supreme Court have issued multiple decisions that impact townships. Although th...
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Read MoreYes! Many townships consider the Zoning Board of Appeals to primarily handle variances. Variances are an individual’s request to ask f...
Read MoreNomenclature. A SUP is a βSpecial Use Permit.β A CUP is a βConditional Use Permit.β A SLUP is a βSpecial Land Use Permit.β Each ...
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