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Planning Commission approves CIP referral, pickleball and Pilates plans, and several site plans
Summary
The Royal Oak Planning Commission voted to recommend the city's capital improvements program to the City Commission, approved a new indoor pickleball facility and a Pilates studio as special land uses (with parking contingencies), and approved additional site plans for a contractor and other projects.
At its February meeting the Royal Oak Planning Commission advanced several administrative and land-use items: the commission voted to recommend the city's multi-year Capital Improvements Program (CIP) to the City Commission, and it approved multiple development applications including an indoor pickleball facility at 2020 Bel Air and a Pilates studio at 4300 Delamere.
Kim Kory, the city's finance director, presented the CIP, saying the first funding year (FY 2025—6) shows approximately $27,700,000 and the plan's total across the life of the program is about $197,700,000. The commission voted to recommend adoption to the City Commission.
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