CITY OF PLYMOUTH PLANNING COMMISSION STUDY SESSION AGENDA Wednesday, November 8, :00 PM Plymouth City Hall Commission Chambers

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1 CITY OF LYMOUTH LANNING COMMIION TUDY EION AGENDA Wednesday, November 8, :00 M lymouth City Hall Commission Chambers 1. ROLL CALL hannon Adams, Jim Frisbie, Jennifer Kehoe, Chuck Myslinski, Adam Offerman, Joe hilips, cott ilvers, Karen isolak, Jim Mulhern 2. INTRODUCTION, RULE, AND GOAL OF THE MEETING 3. OVERVIEW OF MATER LAN AND TATU 4. DICUION A) Overview of current permitted/special land uses and future land use categories B) Interactive map-based exercise with current land use, current zoning, transitional parcels, and future land use 5. NEXT TE TOWARD MATER LAN DRAFT FINALIZATION 6. DITRIBUTION OF DRAFT MATER LAN 7. ADJOURNMENT

2 CITY OF LYMOUTH COMMUNITY DEVELOMENT 201 outh Main treet lymouth, MI h ext. 224 Website: TO: FROM: lanning Commissioners Greta Bolhuis, Assistant Community Development Director DATE: November 1, 2017 RE: ermitted and pecial Uses Excel preadsheet FOR INFORMATION ONLY The attached excel spreadsheet is a document that compiles the permitted and special land uses of the different zoning classifications. The intent of the excel spreadsheet is to show the various generalized uses stated in the zoning ordinance and in which district(s) the uses are allowed. In May the Master lan ub-committee reviewed the attached spreadsheet and developed suggested changes. The changes have been incorporated into the zoning plan section of the Master lan. You will receive a copy of these changes with the distribution of the draft Master lan. If you have any questions about the permitted and special land use spreadsheet, please contact me directly.

3 R-1 RT-1 RM-1/2 O-1 O-2 B-1 B-2 B-3 ARC MU I-1 I-2 Residential Uses ingle-family dwellings. Two-family dwellings. Multiple-family dwellings. Home occupations On second floor and above Care Centers Convalescent or nursing home Adult foster care small group home Adult foster care large group home Adult foster care family home Adult foster care congregate facility Family day care home Group day care home Child care center ublic/quasi ublic Cemeteries ublic schools Churches rivate/parochial schools Utility and public service buildings Comm. rec centers/swimming pool clubs Colleges Uses and buildings of the city Auto/Transportation Auto sales Motorcycle sales Automobile convenience mart Auto service Off-street parking lots arking facilities except private lots Commercial parking garages Bus stations Automobile car wash establishments Gasoline service station Auto repair Trucking facilities Food/Restaurants/Entertainment it down restaurant Drive-in/drive through Take out/carry out restaurant Bar/lounge Video rental Adult-oriented enterprises

4 R-1 RT-1 RM-1/2 O-1 O-2 B-1 B-2 B-3 ARC MU I-1 I-2 Lodging Bed and breakfast Hotel and motel Office/ervice rofessional offices Medical clinic Office and showroom Vetrinary clinic ersonal services Business services Funeral homes Business/private schools Retail Commercial Banks, &Ls, credit unions Banks, etc. with drive-through Banks, etc. with 24 hour ATM Retail businesses Neighborhood retail plaza Regional shopping centers Large box retail Misc. Commercial Building and lumber supply Garden centers, nurseries Home improvement centers Other rivate clubs and lodge halls Meeting halls and related services Theaters or assembly halls Recreation Outdoor commercial recreation facilities Indoor commercial recreation facilities Arcades Industrial Assembly operations Wholesale, warehousing Manufacture, processessing, etc. Central dry cleaning plants Basic R&D, product development torage facilities Greenhouses Metal plating Lumber and planing mills Junk yards Mini warehouse & storage buildings Tool and die shop

5 TRANITIONAL ROERTIE The existing land use survey noted a number of transitional properties that are both residential and commercial/industrial in nature. ome of these parcels are vacant or underutilized while others could accommodate an intensification of use in the future. ome of these parcels are currently for sale and will provide future owners with redevelopment opportunities. It is important that new or expanded uses are viable and support long term economic stability and quality of life. The current list of transitional properties is not all inclusive and requires more detailed evaluation of each area and parcel prior to final rezoning approval. Downtown ub Area axton s property Wilcox property Old Village Amelia t. between Farmer and N. Main Auto oriented businesses along W. earl tarkweather chool. Mill ub Area 100. Mill (former Bathey Manufacturing site) Intersection of. Mill and Ann Arbor Trail N. Main ub Area 240 N. Main 340 N. Main Ann Arbor Road Corridor ub Area 1450 W. Ann Arbor Road (Flagstar Bank) 874 W. Ann Arbor Road (O Reilly s) 110 W. Ann Arbor Road (lymouth Town quare) Other Non-Residential Areas 1100 W. Ann Arbor Trail (Christian cience Church) 650 Church (ARC) Other Residential Areas Our Lady of Good Counsel chool (OLGC) t. ete s Church and chool Deer treet properties currently used as ingle Family 444 lymouth Road