Council records first reading to reclassify Inkster Housing Commission parcels to multi‑family district
Oct 21, 2026
The council held first reading on a zoning map amendment to change several Inkster Housing Commission properties (Lemoyne, Parkside, Denbigh) from Neighborhood Residential R1 to Neighborhood Mixed Use / Multifamily MRD-1 to eliminate nonconforming status and facilitate rehabilitation and access to state housing funds.
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At the Oct. 19 meeting the clerk read the executive summary for a first reading of a zoning map amendment affecting properties managed by the Inkster Housing Commission. The proposed change would reclassify parcels now zoned Neighborhood Residential R1 to Neighborhood Mixed Use / Multifamily Residential MRD-1 to align official zoning with existing multifamily garden-apartment uses and remove legal nonconforming status. The clerk said the planning department recommended the change to enable property rehabilitation and to improve access to state rehabilitation grants and housing tax credits.
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