New applications
Subdivisions, land developments, rezonings and zoning appeals, the week they first appear on an agenda.
What each issue covers
One email in place of checking three township websites.
Decisions
How the board voted, the conditions it attached, and what residents raised.
Who is on the project
The applicant, and the attorneys and engineers named in the public record.
What is next
A four-week calendar of hearings across the three townships.
Who it is for
Anyone whose work starts when a project is approved, or before.
- Contractors and suppliers who want to reach a developer before the job goes out to bid.
- Civil engineers and architects tracking what is being proposed nearby.
- Commercial brokers who need to know about a rezoning before the parcel next door is repriced.
- Land-use attorneys following how each board is ruling.
How it is made
Only public township documents, read every week.
- Each week we collect the new agendas, minutes, packets and legal notices from the three townships.
- Each project is pulled out with its applicant, location, size, stage and next hearing date.
- Minor homeowner requests, such as fences and sheds, are counted and left out.
- Every item links to the document it came from, so you can check it yourself.