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Waterford Planning Commission approves consent agenda, lists three site-plan items

Charter Township of Waterford Planning Commission · May 27, 2026
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Summary

The Waterford Township Planning Commission on May 27 approved its consent agenda—clearing a change of use for a nail salon, placing Beverly Cove Condominiums on the major site-plan list, and noting a Metronet utility shelter proposal—and heard one public commenter; no public hearings were held.

The Charter Township of Waterford Planning Commission met May 27, 2026, approved its meeting agenda and consent agenda and adjourned after a short session that included one public comment.

Chair Matt Ray called the 6 p.m. meeting to order. The commission voted unanimously (6-0) to approve the agenda and to adopt minutes from the April 22 pre-meeting and regular meeting. Commissioner Gary Wall moved to approve the consent agenda; Commissioner Art Frasca supported the motion. The roll-call votes were recorded as unanimous.

The consent agenda listed three development items for administrative review. Zoning Administrator Justin Daymon described a Minor Change to an Approved Site Plan (PSP #0943) for a Metronet utility shelter at 4315 Dixie Hwy: the proposal is for a 322-square-foot structure and an accompanying generator in the rear of the property to house communications equipment. Also on the consent agenda was PCR 26-008, a change-of-use application for The Nail Lab at 2300 Dixie Hwy, Suite 420, proposed by My Diamond Nails, and PSP 26-1537, Beverly Cove Condominiums (parcel 13-26-401-027) proposed by RHD Events, LLC to establish three single-family condominium lots with shared access to one waterfront lot.

There were no public hearings on the agenda. During the public-comment period, Rick Smith of 2525 Pontiac Lake Rd said he attended to observe and expressed an intent to become more involved in community service; he said he serves on the advisory board for Vision Clubhouse, a transition facility associated with CNS Healthcare. The commission closed public comment and adjourned at about 6:07 p.m.

Votes at a glance - Approve May 27 agenda: Moved by Art Frasca; supported by Gary Wall. Vote: unanimous (6-0). - Approve April 22 pre-meeting minutes: Moved by Gary Wall; supported by Jody Paulan. Vote: unanimous (6-0). - Approve April 22 regular meeting minutes: Moved by Sydney Lawson; supported by Jody Paulan. Vote: unanimous (6-0). - Approve consent agenda (included PCR 26-008, PSP 26-1537, PSP #0943): Moved by Gary Wall; supported by Art Frasca. Vote: unanimous (6-0).

What’s next The items listed on the consent agenda remain at the administrative-review stage; any item requiring public hearing or additional review will appear on a future Planning Commission agenda. Staff contact for submissions and accommodations is Jeffrey M. Polkowski, AICP, Director of Development Services (planning@waterfordmi.gov; (248) 674-6238).