 |
Include
|
 |
|
Planning
Commission
PROPOSED NORTH CENTER STREET CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT
OVERLAY ZONING DISTRICT
The City of Northville Planning Commission has been
studying the North Center Street corridor over the past few
years. The City’s efforts have examined land use, parking,
pedestrian connections, architecture, and other
characteristics of North Center Street. This work has been
summarized in the City’s updated Master Plan, and the
Planning Commission is now focusing upon the possible
creation of an overlay zoning district.
The boundaries of this overlay zoning district are shown
in the map below, and will roughly extend from Randolph to
Walnut. All current uses such as retail, office, and
restaurants will be allowed. It is proposed, however, that
added restrictions on building height as well as increased
setbacks should be considered. The draft ordinance also has
new regulations for landscaping, sidewalk areas, and general
architectural standards.
A
draft copy of this proposed ordinance is available by
clicking here, or through the Building Department at
City Hall.

Proposed North Center Street Overlay Zoning District
Boundary Map
|
|
The City of Northville Planning Commission is
empowered by City Council and is given the authority to establish
procedures, standards and administrative rules whereby applicants
are required to submit for review and approval a site development
plan, to minimize the possibility that a particular development may
have on the adjacent property, and further to ensure proper
relationships between the development features as they relate to:
traffic safety, service roads, driveways, parking areas, accessory
buildings and uses and open spaces.
Site Plan Application
Lot Split Application
Combination /
Lot Split Requirements for Assessing
Sign Permit Application
Special Land Use
Application
Petition for Change
of Zoning
Master Plan
Development Review Fee Schedule
Click here for more information on Procedures to Appear before the
Planning Commission.
More information on the Planning Commission is available in the
Government section of our website.
|