Annual Meeting (Planning Commission Annual Report)

Leland Township

Event Date: 2024-03-30

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### Executive Summary

#### Overview
The Leland Township Planning Commission (PC) Annual Report for 2023 outlines the significant activities and decisions made by the Commission throughout the year. Chaired by Dan Korson, the Commission comprised dedicated members who convened regularly to address various planning concerns within the township.

#### Meetings and Public Hearings
The report details the monthly meetings and public hearings held throughout 2023, emphasizing key developments such as the revocation of a Special Land Use Permit for Mountain Harbor in January, the approval of Peninsula Provisions and Riverside Inn site plans in February, and the notable discussions surrounding a Residential Character Amendment and a Planned Unit Development (PUD) application at 211 Main Street. Attendance at the September public hearing was particularly high, highlighting community engagement regarding significant projects.

#### Future Initiatives
For 2024, the Commission aims to finalize the Master Plan and continue the review process for the proposed Residential Character Amendment. Upcoming activities include a zoning amendment review and the scheduling of additional public hearings to ensure community participation in local planning decisions. The report reflects a commitment to balancing development with community input.

#### Conclusion
Overall, the 2023 Annual Report encapsulates the proactive measures taken by the Leland Township Planning Commission to foster transparent, responsible planning while engaging with the local community to shape the future of Leland Township.

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