Regular meeting (Zoning Admin Report)

Leland Township

Event Date: 2024-04-08

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**Executive Summary – March 2024 Zoning Administrator Report**

The Leland Township Zoning Administrator’s report for March 2024 details the activities and permit issuance for the month. A total of five Land Use Permits (LUPs) were issued, with descriptions of the projects including new dwellings with attached garages, antenna installation, garage and breezeway additions, additional parking, and changes of use from garage to bedrooms. The report indicates the property address, permit number, property owner, type of project, recording number, check number and the amount paid for each permit. Total fees collected for the month amounted to $420.00.

**Permit Activity and Project Breakdown**

The report provides a comprehensive breakdown of the types of permits issued. Year-to-date, there has been one single-family residence (SFR) or accessory dwelling unit (ADU) permit, one garage addition, one deck/porch permit, one commercial construction project, and one renewal/change of use permit. The report also tracked inquiries related to Special Land Use Permits, Lot Consolidation, Land Divisions, Property Line Adjustments and Driveways. Construction inspections totaled eight. The report highlights the proactive involvement of the Zoning Administrator.

**Communications and Contact Information**

The report also outlines communication efforts. The Zoning Administrator responded to a significant number of inquiries via phone calls (32) and emails (23), demonstrating active engagement with township residents. Contact information is provided for inquiries, including a phone number (231-360-2557) and an email address to the Zoning Administrator ([email protected]). The report shows the report was signed on April 7, 2024 by Timothy A. Cypher.

Internal document reference #:2421

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