Jordan Travis

3 days ago | record-eagle.com | Jordan Travis

TRAVERSE CITY — Two-family residential neighborhoods in Traverse City could soon see four dwellings per lot if homeowners act on an upzoning city commissioners just adopted. Commissioners voted 5-2 to pass the proposed zoning amendment Monday, with Jackie Anderson and Heather Shaw voting against. The change allows up to four dwellings in two structures on one two-family zoned lot — two duplexes, a triplex and accessory dwelling or a quadplex, for example.

4 days ago | record-eagle.com | Jordan Travis

TRAVERSE CITY — Two-family residential neighborhoods in Traverse City could soon see four dwellings per lot if homeowners act on an upzoning city commissioners just adopted. Commissioners voted 5-2 to pass the proposed zoning amendment Monday, with Jackie Anderson and Heather Shaw voting against. The change allows up to four dwellings in two structures on one two-family zoned lot — two duplexes, a triplex and accessory dwelling or a quadplex, for example.

6 days ago | record-eagle.com | Jordan Travis

ELK RAPIDS — Looming repairs and mounting upkeep costs have Elk Rapids Township trustees looking to sell the Historical Elk Rapids Town Hall. That came as a shock to Karen Morris, board president of the nonprofit that leases the building from the township, she said. Morris wasn’t expecting trustees to unanimously vote at their May 12 meeting to task township Supervisor Dorance Amos with working with a real estate agent to sell the building.

1 week ago | record-eagle.com | Jordan Travis

BEULAH - As Beulah works to comply with a state order to fix its faltering sewage system, the village council will meet to tell residents the latest about a project that could top $12 million. The information-only meeting is set for Wednesday, and project engineers and accountants will present what they know so far, village council President Jeri VanDePerre said.

1 week ago | record-eagle.com | Jordan Travis

TRAVERSE CITY — Grant money could help build future phases of a housing project near Bay Area Transportation Authority’s new headquarters. Garfield Township trustees on Tuesday unanimously agreed to send a letter of intent to the Michigan State Housing Development Authority indicating it will help Grand Traverse Region Habitat for Humanity apply for a $1 million Community Development Block Grant, and administer it if awarded.