Is an ADU just another type of D...
No, a Duplex is typically two principal dwellings on the same parcel, which can be either attached or detached from one another. An ADU must...
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Can the Township enter into a contract to sell public property?
A Township can only enter into such a sales contract if the property is no longer being used for a public purpose. Michigan courts have defined “public purpose” to mean something that “has for its objective the promotion of the public health, safety, morals, general welfare, security, prosperity, and contentment of all the inhabitants within the municipal corporation.” Therefore, a township cannot contract to sell property that continues to serve any of the above-listed purposes.
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Allowing Accessory Dwelling Unit...
More recently, accessory dwelling units (“ADUs”) have become a focus with increased housing availability and demands. Many have raised q...
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Does my township have to publish...
No, but you may be required to publish a synopsis. There is no requirement to publish meeting minutes in a newspaper. However, some General ...
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