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Plan Commission considers Bogan Development's rezoning request for South Burdick and Vine streets

May 01, 2025 | Kalamazoo City, Kalamazoo County, Michigan


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Plan Commission considers Bogan Development's rezoning request for South Burdick and Vine streets
A significant rezoning request took center stage at the May 1, 2025, Kalamazoo Planning Commission meeting, as Bogan Development sought to change the zoning classification of several properties on South Burdick and West Vine streets. The proposal aims to transition the zoning from Livework 1 to Downtown 3, a move that could reshape the area’s development landscape.

The properties in question include 802, 814, and 820 South Burdick, along with 107 and 115 West Vine. This request marks the first applicant case for the commission in 2025, highlighting the ongoing efforts to enhance urban development in Kalamazoo.

During the meeting, two members of the commission abstained from voting due to conflicts of interest, but officials confirmed that a quorum remained intact, allowing the discussion to proceed. The implications of this rezoning could be significant, potentially paving the way for increased commercial activity and urban revitalization in the downtown area.

As the commission deliberates on this request, the outcome could set a precedent for future development projects in Kalamazoo, emphasizing the city’s commitment to fostering a vibrant urban environment. Further discussions and decisions are expected in upcoming meetings, as stakeholders weigh the benefits and challenges of this proposed zoning change.

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