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Detroit, MI - In a series of hearings held on May 8, 2024, the Buildings, Safety Engineering, and Environmental Special Land Use were the focus of attention as various proposals were brought forth for consideration.

The first case, identified as SLU2024-00046, involved a proposal to "Construct a 13,000 square foot building to establish a Medium/heavy duty vehicle or equipment repair establishment on a 3.7-acre vacant site in an M4 (Intensive Industrial) Zoning District." This proposal aimed at developing a new facility within the specified zoning area.

Moving on to the second case, SLU2023-00247, the proposal entailed "Add a Light Duty Vehicle Repair Establishment within an existing 16,951 square foot building in an M4 (Intensive Industrial) Zoning District." This initiative sought to expand the functionality of an existing structure within the designated zoning district.

Lastly, the third case, SLU2024-00039, presented a more intricate plan to "Demolish an existing building and construct a seven-unit Multiple-Family Dwelling in a B4 (General Business) Zoning District, and demolish an existing single-family dwelling to develop a six-space Accessory Parking Lot in an R2 (Two-Family Residential) Zoning District." This proposal involved a combination of demolition and construction projects in different zoning areas.

The hearings provided a platform for these proposals to be discussed and evaluated by the relevant authorities. The meeting details, including the Zoom link and dial-in number, were shared for public access and participation in the decision-making process.

As the city of Detroit continues to evolve and grow, these zoning and building proposals play a crucial role in shaping the urban landscape and meeting the changing needs of the community.