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30 meetings monitored in Oakland County, MI

March 11, 20263h 18m24,468 words
4residentialapproveddeferred
March 4, 20261h 6m10,713 words
3approveddeniedvariance
March 4, 20261h 40m15,319 words
15approvedmotion to approvepublic hearingcommercial
March 3, 20262h 9m18,378 words
6motion to approveapprovedcommercialdenied
March 3, 202620m2,829 words
4approvedmotion to approve
February 19, 20265h 44m36,826 words
11approvedmotion to approvepublic hearingresidentialindustrial
February 11, 20261h 38m14,599 words
13approveddeniedcommercialindustrialpublic hearing
February 11, 20261h 33m12,548 words
9approvedpublic hearingindustrialcommercial
February 10, 202615m1,907 words
4approved
February 10, 20263h 59m31,171 words
10motion to approveapprovedresidential
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Frequently Asked Questions

No. Oakland County states directly that it does not control local planning and zoning for cities, villages, or townships. Zoning authority in Michigan rests with each individual municipality, and Oakland County's Planning Services division instead provides advisory, coordination, and mapping support to the local governments within the county.

Oakland County does not have a Planning Commission. Instead, the Board of Commissioners appoints three members of the Economic Development and Infrastructure (EDI) Committee to sit on the Coordinating Zoning Committee (CZC), which fulfills the county's legal planning and zoning review function. Planning staff review proposals and present their findings to the CZC for approval and endorsement.

Under the Michigan Zoning Enabling Act, Oakland County reviews and comments on township rezoning cases that are at the border of an adjacent community or that involve, or are adjacent to, County property. The county's review focuses on master plan conformance and boundary coordination of existing and proposed land uses, rather than on approving or denying the rezoning itself.

Under the county's master plan review process, Oakland County has 63 days to complete its review of a new master plan and 42 days to review a master plan amendment. The review focuses on coordination between communities regarding designated future land uses along community boundaries. Michigan communities are expected to review their master plans every five years.

Oakland County Planning Services provides land use maps and statistics covering all 62 cities, villages, and townships in the county. Products include current land use maps and statistics (updated annually), a Composite Master Plan showing a generalized future land use overview based on each community's master plan, and an interactive Planned Commercial/Office and Industrial Areas map. The county uses standardized Land Use Definitions to keep these products consistent across communities.

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