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Shiawassee County board approves Brownfield Plan for Crestview Heights
Summary
After a brief public hearing with no public comment, the Board approved Resolution #26-04-07 under Michigan's Act 381 to adopt a Brownfield Plan for the Crestview Heights redevelopment project in Corunna; the plan was found feasible and estimated to run 19 years (not to exceed 35 years under the Act).
The Shiawassee County Board of Commissioners on April 15 approved Resolution #26-04-07 adopting a Brownfield Plan for the Crestview Heights development in Corunna under the Michigan Brownfield Redevelopment Financing Act (Act 381). The vote followed a brief presentation and a public hearing at which no members of the public offered comment.
Justin Horvath (SEPD) provided information on the project during the hearing, and Chairman Gregory Brodeur opened and closed the public hearing. The board unanimously approved the resolution by roll call vote, 7-0.
The resolution records the board's findings that the Plan constitutes a public purpose under Act 381, that the Plan satisfies the statutory requirements for a brownfield plan, and that the proposed method of financing eligible activities in the Plan is feasible. The document states the estimated duration for capturing tax increment revenue is 19 years but notes the period shall not exceed 35 years as permitted by the Act.
The County record notes the City of Corunna reviewed the Plan on Feb. 17, 2026, and passed resolutions of concurrence and understanding to allow county administration of the Plan. The Board's approval authorizes the County Brownfield Redevelopment Authority and county administrators to proceed with Plan implementation steps described in the resolution.
Next steps identified in the record include finalizing financing arrangements through the Authority and filing the approved Plan and resolution in the county records. No public opposition or requests for amendments were recorded at the hearing.
