- SCHEDULE OF REGULATIONS
* The minimum lot area shall not include any portion within a right-of-way or public road easement or bottomland (as defined in Michigan Public Act 451 of 1994) for any lot created after the effective date of this definition.
** A twenty-five (25) foot natural feature setback shall be maintained in all districts in relation to the ordinary high-water mark of any lake, pond, river or channel, and to the edge of any drainageway or wetland. This setback may be reduced with planning commission approval upon a determination that is clearly in the public interest. In determining whether the setback reduction is in the public interest, the benefit that would reasonably be expected to accrue from the proposed development shall be balanced against the reasonably foreseeable detriments to the natural feature. Docks, piers, decks, boardwalks or seawalls may be located within the natural feature setback.
(Ord. No. 24-1, 4-15-2024)
a.
Nonresidential farm buildings may be a maximum height of fifty (50) feet.
b.
Minimum lot area and lot width in all zoning districts applies only when full public infrastructure services are provided (such as public sanitary services, public water services, paved roads when required by the zoning ordinance and storm drain systems) and as set forth in Article 4, water well, septic and waste water systems.
c.
Minimum lot area required for each multiple-family project shall be twelve thousand (12,000) square feet plus the additional area requirements per unit as listed in the following schedule: If the property lacks public water and public sanitary sewer, then the minimum lot area, lot width and buildable area shall be such as, as set forth in 24.01.b. and Article 4, water well, septic and wastewater systems.
A den, library or extra room shall be counted as a bedroom for purposes of this ordinance. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the overall density shall not exceed six and one half (6.5) dwelling units per acre for any development in the MD district.
d.
In the multiple dwelling zone every residential building erected or converted hereafter shall provide at least the following minimum floor areas:
e.
No side yard shall be less than the height of the building.
f.
Between any two (2) multiple-family dwelling structures, the following shall be the minimum allowable yard space:
No building shall exceed one hundred eighty (180) feet in length.
g.
A six (6) foot-high obscuring wall or fence, measured from the surface of the ground, or a twenty (20) foot-wide landscaped greenbelt, shall be provided on those sides of the property abutting land zoned for residential use. The greenbelt planting shall be reviewed by the planning commission to see that at least the minimum requirements of Section 4.36 are met. When a major thoroughfare forms the boundary or lies in between the multiple dwelling district and the residential district, no such wall, fence or greenbelt shall be required.
h.
If the property lacks public water and public sanitary sewer, then the minimum lot area, lot width and buildable area shall be such as, as set forth in 24.01.b. and Article 4, water well, septic and wastewater systems.
i.
Lots one (1) acre and larger shall have a minimum lot width of one hundred fifty (150) feet. Lots smaller than one (1) acre shall have a minimum lot width of one hundred (100) feet.
j.
Interior side yards may not be required in neighborhood shopping centers or other combined development which uses a common driveway and off-street parking system.
k.
With public water and sanitary sewer the minimum lot area shall be six thousand (6,000) square feet.
l.
Interior side yards may not be required in industrial parks or other combined development which uses a common driveway and parking system.
m.
Minimum mobile home park site area shall be ten (10) acres.
n.
A mobile home shall be a minimum of:
1.
Twenty (20) feet from any part of another mobile home;
2.
Ten (10) feet from any detached structure or on-site parking of an adjacent mobile home site;
3.
Fifty (50) feet from a permanent building;
4.
Ten (10) feet from a natural or manmade lake, waterway;
5.
Seven (7) feet from pedestrian walkways and sidewalks;
6.
Fifty (50) feet from any public right-of-way.
o.
An additional twenty-seven (27) feet shall be added to any required setback fronting on the following public roadways: Brewer and Frick.
An additional seventeen (17) feet shall be added to any required setback fronting on the following public roadways: Bordman, Dequindre, Leonard and Oakwood.
An additional ten (10) feet shall be added to any required setback fronting on the following public roadways: Army, Barr, Curtis, Haven, Honser Road North, Honser Road South, Indian Lake, Lake George north of Oakwood, McKail, Rowland, Second Lake, Shoup, Texter, Walker and Yule.
p.
If the property lacks public water and public sanitary sewer, then the minimum lot area, lot width and minimum buildable area shall be such as set forth in 24.01.b. and Article 4, water well, septic and wastewater systems.
(Ord. No. 24-1, 4-15-2024; Ord. No. 25-04, 6-16-2025)
- SCHEDULE OF REGULATIONS
* The minimum lot area shall not include any portion within a right-of-way or public road easement or bottomland (as defined in Michigan Public Act 451 of 1994) for any lot created after the effective date of this definition.
** A twenty-five (25) foot natural feature setback shall be maintained in all districts in relation to the ordinary high-water mark of any lake, pond, river or channel, and to the edge of any drainageway or wetland. This setback may be reduced with planning commission approval upon a determination that is clearly in the public interest. In determining whether the setback reduction is in the public interest, the benefit that would reasonably be expected to accrue from the proposed development shall be balanced against the reasonably foreseeable detriments to the natural feature. Docks, piers, decks, boardwalks or seawalls may be located within the natural feature setback.
(Ord. No. 24-1, 4-15-2024)
a.
Nonresidential farm buildings may be a maximum height of fifty (50) feet.
b.
Minimum lot area and lot width in all zoning districts applies only when full public infrastructure services are provided (such as public sanitary services, public water services, paved roads when required by the zoning ordinance and storm drain systems) and as set forth in Article 4, water well, septic and waste water systems.
c.
Minimum lot area required for each multiple-family project shall be twelve thousand (12,000) square feet plus the additional area requirements per unit as listed in the following schedule: If the property lacks public water and public sanitary sewer, then the minimum lot area, lot width and buildable area shall be such as, as set forth in 24.01.b. and Article 4, water well, septic and wastewater systems.
A den, library or extra room shall be counted as a bedroom for purposes of this ordinance. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the overall density shall not exceed six and one half (6.5) dwelling units per acre for any development in the MD district.
d.
In the multiple dwelling zone every residential building erected or converted hereafter shall provide at least the following minimum floor areas:
e.
No side yard shall be less than the height of the building.
f.
Between any two (2) multiple-family dwelling structures, the following shall be the minimum allowable yard space:
No building shall exceed one hundred eighty (180) feet in length.
g.
A six (6) foot-high obscuring wall or fence, measured from the surface of the ground, or a twenty (20) foot-wide landscaped greenbelt, shall be provided on those sides of the property abutting land zoned for residential use. The greenbelt planting shall be reviewed by the planning commission to see that at least the minimum requirements of Section 4.36 are met. When a major thoroughfare forms the boundary or lies in between the multiple dwelling district and the residential district, no such wall, fence or greenbelt shall be required.
h.
If the property lacks public water and public sanitary sewer, then the minimum lot area, lot width and buildable area shall be such as, as set forth in 24.01.b. and Article 4, water well, septic and wastewater systems.
i.
Lots one (1) acre and larger shall have a minimum lot width of one hundred fifty (150) feet. Lots smaller than one (1) acre shall have a minimum lot width of one hundred (100) feet.
j.
Interior side yards may not be required in neighborhood shopping centers or other combined development which uses a common driveway and off-street parking system.
k.
With public water and sanitary sewer the minimum lot area shall be six thousand (6,000) square feet.
l.
Interior side yards may not be required in industrial parks or other combined development which uses a common driveway and parking system.
m.
Minimum mobile home park site area shall be ten (10) acres.
n.
A mobile home shall be a minimum of:
1.
Twenty (20) feet from any part of another mobile home;
2.
Ten (10) feet from any detached structure or on-site parking of an adjacent mobile home site;
3.
Fifty (50) feet from a permanent building;
4.
Ten (10) feet from a natural or manmade lake, waterway;
5.
Seven (7) feet from pedestrian walkways and sidewalks;
6.
Fifty (50) feet from any public right-of-way.
o.
An additional twenty-seven (27) feet shall be added to any required setback fronting on the following public roadways: Brewer and Frick.
An additional seventeen (17) feet shall be added to any required setback fronting on the following public roadways: Bordman, Dequindre, Leonard and Oakwood.
An additional ten (10) feet shall be added to any required setback fronting on the following public roadways: Army, Barr, Curtis, Haven, Honser Road North, Honser Road South, Indian Lake, Lake George north of Oakwood, McKail, Rowland, Second Lake, Shoup, Texter, Walker and Yule.
p.
If the property lacks public water and public sanitary sewer, then the minimum lot area, lot width and minimum buildable area shall be such as set forth in 24.01.b. and Article 4, water well, septic and wastewater systems.
(Ord. No. 24-1, 4-15-2024; Ord. No. 25-04, 6-16-2025)