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Sep 28, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Charter Township of Plymouth Downtown Development Authority Proposed Minutes
The Board approved the 2027 budget for the Brownfield Redevelopment Authority and authorized its submission to the Township Board of Trustees. The meeting included a detailed Brownfield update, which covered the history and financing of the district, current Master Plan priorities, and the long-term vision for the Ann Arbor Road corridor focusing on walkability and mixed-use redevelopment. Members reviewed ongoing infrastructure projects, such as sidewalk improvements and the status of local business openings. Public comments addressed concerns regarding board representation, planning service billing, police funding, and the allocation of surplus funds for capital projects. The Board also approved the 2027 meeting schedule and processed outstanding bills.
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Charter Township Of Plymouth Brownfield Redevelopment Authority Proposed Minutes
The board authorized expenditures and discussed the Fiscal Year 2027 budget for the Brownfield Redevelopment Authority, noting revenue projections and allocations for police services, DDA management, and technology infrastructure. The committee also established the meeting schedule for 2027 and annual meeting dates for 2028. Updates were provided on the status of development projects, including the Courthouse Grille property and ongoing industrial and commercial construction activity within the Brownfield District.
Sep 22, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Plymouth Charter Township Board of Trustees Regular Meeting
The board discussed several items, including a proclamation for National Fire Prevention Week and an update on fire safety open house activities. Appointments were made for the Zoning Board of Appeals and the Downtown Development Authority. There was a discussion regarding cell phone bill policies and expenditures for election worker food, which were subsequently addressed. Several community members spoke during public comment about transitioning to a professional township manager form of government and concerns regarding fire department staffing levels and short-term rentals.
The meeting included a formal recognition and presentation for the retiring Vice Chair of the Planning Commission. The commission reviewed and discussed site plan amendment application 2596, which proposes a facade renovation for a former restaurant site located on Ann Arbor Road. Key discussion points included landscaping maintenance requirements, pedestrian circulation, and the installation of exterior LED canopy lighting.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
