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Planning commission recommends Macomb Street lot reconfiguration so township can proceed with purchase for park/playground
Summary
The planning commission voted by voice to recommend Lot Reconfiguration No. 338 on Macomb Street to the township board. The reconfiguration will reassemble three fronting lots and a rear lot into two full-depth parcels, one to contain the existing office building and the other the parcel the township intends to purchase for a park or playground.
The Coast East Seal Township Planning Commission on Nov. 1 voted by voice to recommend Lot Reconfiguration No. 338 on Macomb Street to the township board, clearing the way for the township to complete the purchase of a vacant parcel intended for park/playground use.
Staff presented the proposal to reconfigure Lots 39, 40 and 41 of the Horace Grama Subdivision and Lot 107 of Supervisors GI Plot Subdivision No. 7 into two full-depth lots. The common location is 7795 Macomb Street; staff said the resulting parcels will conform to the Macomb Street District requirements and that Article 19 (lot splits and consolidations) and Article 7 (Macomb Street District) review standards are met.
"In total, when if you look at the survey drawings ... the piece in yellow is currently 1 parcel. This does house the existing building, the existing parking lot," staff said, describing how the rear 100 feet of the parcel would be combined with the adjacent vacant lot to create a full-depth township parcel.
Commissioner Koblak moved to recommend the reconfiguration to the township board, with support from Commissioner Bridal. The motion passed by voice vote; the minutes record the motion as carried and the commission instructed staff to forward the recommendation to the township board so they could proceed with purchase.
Staff noted there are no easements affected, no minimum lot-area or width issues in the district for these parcels, and that the assessor confirmed no special assessments would be impacted. The township will make the final decision on the lot reconfiguration and the purchase.
No dollar amount for the purchase was presented at the commission meeting; commissioners asked which parcel the township would buy and staff confirmed the township intends to purchase the vacant parcel to the west (the resulting parcel after reconfiguration).
