Planning and Zoning Department Annual Report Prepared By: Glenn Wynn, AICP, Planning Director

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1 Planning and Zoning Department Annual Report Prepared By: Glenn Wynn, AICP, Planning Director

2 Introduction Section 19 of the Michigan Planning Enabling Act requires the Planning Commission to make an annual report to the legislative body concerning its operation and the status of planning activities, including recommendations regarding actions by the legislative body relating to planning and development. This report provides a summary of development review activities in the following categories: site plans, signs, tree permits, rezoning applications and the Zoning Board of Appeals. The annual report also provides a summary of long-range planning accomplishments, zoning ordinance changes initiated by the Planning Commission and other department functions.

3 Seven Year Development Summary Activity Plats Site Plans Signs Tree Permits Rezoning Cases ZBA Total

4 Development Summary Trends Total Applications ZBA Rezonings Tree Permits Signs Site Plans

5 Site Plan Summary Name Description Size or Units NRNJ Real Estate Auto Repair Building 2,571 square feet Status Redwood Acquisitions Multiple Family Rental Community 138 units Mulberry Meadows Detached Single Family 60 units Mike Lochirco Shelby Park Manor North Senior Apartments 330 units Shelby Bible Church Parking Lot Expansion Not Applicable Spring Design and Manufacturing Industrial Building Addition 5,220 square feet Mid-Town Park Mixed Use Residential 79 single 160 multiple Mode Development Skyzone Indoor Recreation 24,000 square feet Briarwood Knolls Detached Single Family 100 units Ljuca Ujkic Towing Yard 2.08 acres Denied CDP Properties Industrial Building 100,389 square feet

6 Site Plan Summary Name Description Size or Units Status Bridgewood Multiple Family Residential 150 Pending Barclay Lake Village No. 2 Detached Single Family 13 Pending St. Kieran Catholic Church Building Additions 4,242 square feet Art and Jakes New Restaurant 8,944 square feet Westwood Park Estates PUD Detached Single Family 58 units Preliminary PUD Crown Castle Cell Tower Not Applicable Pending

7 Sign Application Trends Permanent Temporary

8 Zoning Board of Appeals Categories

9 Development Application Summary The total number of development applications increased for the forth consecutive year reversing a trend that saw significant decline between 2005 and site plans will add 129,600 square feet of new manufacturing floor space. This is the second year that the quantity of new manufacturing floor area exceeded 100,000 square feet Retail development consisted of a new auto service building and a restaurant with a combined floor area of 11,515 square feet. Eight new residential projects were considered by the Planning Commission in These projects included 310 single family lots and 778 multiple family units. These projects reflect continued diversity in the housing market. Most of the single family developments feature smaller lots. The largest multiple family project is the second phase of the Shelby Park Manor senior housing project which will add 330 new apartments when completed.

10 Development Summary (continued) The number of sign applications has remained relatively consistent over the past six years averaging 195 applications per year. The proportion of temporary and permanent signs remained substantially the same for the third consecutive year. The number of Zoning Board of Appeals applications declined modestly between 2012 and Temporary uses account for 45 percent of all applications. Setback variances account for a quarter of all applications.

11 Other Accomplishments Completed the administration of the township s last Community Development Block Grant Program (Auburn Road Reconstruction) until the next funding cycle in Finished a comprehensive series of zoning ordinance text amendments which will be presented to the Planning Commission in Completed a comprehensive inventory of existing retail development in Shelby Township. Assisted in the preparation of Shelby Township s contribution to the 2014 Macomb County Magazine. Worked with Macomb County to successfully launch the Prime Properties web site which highlights available industrial property. Coordinated the township s annual community visioning exercise. Assisted the Department of Financial Management in the preparation of a six year Capital Improvement Program.