The Lowell Planning Commission met for approximately 40 minutes on Monday night for their regular January meeting. All commissioners were present for the session which was held virtually via the Zoom videoconferencing platform. At the […]
During its regular monthly meeting last night, the Lowell Planning Commission reviewed plans from three business. All members were present for the meeting which took place on the Zoom videoconferencing platform and lasted two hours […]
The Lowell Planning Commission met for more than two hours on Monday night to discuss a mix of agenda items, including a gravel mining operation, business expansions and proposed marijuana facilities. Commissioners Dave Cadwallader and […]
At its meeting last Monday, October 12, the Lowell Planning Commission spent two hours discussing two agenda items. First, they reviewed a site plan for a building on S. West Street and then took a […]
On Monday, the Lowell Planning Commission met at Creekside Park to review a site plan for 126 S. West Street. The property is located behind the Speedway gas station and across from the Betten Baker […]
The Lowell Planning Commission met for more than two hours on Monday night to discuss plans for four businesses. These included an extension of a self-storage facility, changes to a riverfront condominium project and approval […]
Lowell Planning Commission met at City Hall last night for one of the first in-person meetings to be held in the city since Michigan’s stay-at-home order was lifted. Chairs in the audience were spaced out […]
Recreational marijuana is now legal in Michigan, but facilities wishing to grow, process or sell it need to jump through several hoops before opening for business. First, they need to find a community that allows […]
Lowell City Council held two meetings last night: a Committee of the Whole with the Planning Commission followed by its regular bimonthly meeting. Marijuana was the main issue of discussion, but local leaders also talked […]
After a lengthy discussion regarding parking and access to the High Street boat launch, the Planning Commission sent a recommendation to the Lowell City Council to approve a zoning change sought by the owners of […]
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