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The Ann Arbor City Planning Division provides expertise and information to advise and guide public and private community decision makers in achieving the best possible development, redevelopment, improvements and preservation for the benefit of the people who live in, work in and visit the city.
General Planning News
- The Grove, a proposed residential development, just southwest of the corner of Pauline and Maple, will be requesting site plan approval for a total of 224 apartment units on 15 acres. The property owner has scheduled a second citizen participation meeting for the project. The meeting will be held on Wednesday, February 8, 2012 at 6 pm at Dicken School, 2135 Runnymede.
For more information about the city's Citizen Participation Ordinance requirements, please contact Planning Services at (734) 794-6265 or planning@a2gov.org.
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Sustainable Ann Arbor Forums: A think tank of local stakeholders, including University of Michigan faculty, representatives from community organizations, and city commissioners, will join City of Ann Arbor staff and the public to discuss local sustainability concepts and efforts—past, present and future.
The series is organized around four theme areas and will be held at 7 p.m. in the Ann Arbor District Main Library at 343 South Fifth Ave on the second Thursday of the month from January through April, 2012.
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February 9, 2012 - Land Use and Access, including transportation design, infrastructure, land uses, built environment, and public spaces.
For more information, go to www.a2gov.org/sustainability.
Amendments to Chapter 59 (Off-Street Parking) and Chapter 62 (Landscape and Screening) were considered by the Planning Commission at its December 6, 2011 meeting. Click on the links below for the text of the amendments. For further information, contact Jeff Kahan at jkahan@a2gov.org.
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Technical Amendments to Chapter 59 (pdf)
Amendments are proposed to 1) revise the exceptions for the front open space parking limitation applied to sites with more than one front lot line; 2) add standards for driveways that serve drive-through windows; and 3) replace the option of providing a contribution in lieu of parking with the option of executing a contract for parking permits in the City public parking system for sites with the special parking district.
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Technical Amendments to Chapter 62 (pdf)
Amendments are proposed to 1) revise the interior landscape island requirements to apply only to site plan extensions or projects that require City Planning Commission or City Council approval, and 2) revise the conflicting land use buffer standards to apply to the R3, R4A, R4B, R4C, R4D, and R4E zoning districts and exclude the R4C district.
Visit the Medical Marijuana webpage for updates on the zoning and licensing process.
Visit the Washtenaw Avenue Corridor Improvement Authority webpage for information about the proposal and upcoming informational meeting dates.
The R4C/R2A Advisory Committee recently reviewed draft recommendations. To learn more, visit the project website.
To learn more about the Zoning Ordinance Re-organization Project (ZORO), visit the project website.
Planning Commission Meeting Agenda and Packet
The City Planning Commission generally meets on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month at 7pm in Council Chambers (2nd floor of City Hall) and has a working session on the 2nd Tuesday of each month.
The Planning Commission meeting schedule, agendas and packets are available at the City of Ann Arbor's Legislative Information Center.
- Click here to access the City's Meeting, Agenda and Minutes Calendar. Scroll down the page to the City Planning Commission meeting and click on the Agenda or Meeting Details links for the packet materials.
Planning Commission Committee Meetings
Planning Commission committee meetings are open to the public. Public comments are accepted at the end of the meeting.
Citizen Participation
City of Ann Arbor Public Notice and Input Process (pdf)
Citizen Participation Ordinance Adopted by City Council on September 8, 2008. Ordinance went into effect on January 1, 2009. (pdf)
Citizen Participation Ordinance Guide—for PUDs, Planned Projects, Rezonings & Major Site Plans. (1.97 MB pdf)
Citizen Participation Ordinance Guide—for other projects that require public hearings.
Other Resources
Would you like to contact a neighborhood, commercial or watershed association? Check out our complete listing of registered associations.
To learn more about Brownfields - click here.
This page is maintained by Planning and Development Services and is updated regularly. If you experience any technical difficulties or have suggestions regarding this site, contact the Planning and Development Services Web master Matthew Kowalski at mkowalski@a2gov.org
Last updated: February 3, 2011
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