New zoning administrator seeks MSHDA grant to help pay for comprehensive-plan rewrite; board approves $50,000 application
Zoning administrator Miles Robor told commissioners an MSHDA program can fund professional services for a comprehensive-plan update and recommended applying for up to $50,000; the board voted to submit the application and proceed with the process.
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Miles Robor, the new zoning administrator, told the committee he expects the county to be a competitive candidate for a Michigan State Housing Development Authority (MSHDA) grant that could help pay for a comprehensive-plan update. He said the grant can cover professional services, requires no matching local funds and would "be a max of $50,000 to help cover professional services."
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