Jordan Travis

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

TRAVERSE CITY — Five years after Traverse City leaders limited the number of short-term rentals in new multi-unit buildings in a few districts, city planning commissioners are recommending adding similar limits for more districts. Planning commissioners voted 6-2 to recommend adding those limits for new construction in C-3 Community Center, C-4 Regional Center, D-1 and D-3 Development zones, and to bar them altogether from new development in Industrial zones.

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

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer are telling business leaders the private sector needs to be part of the solution to increase funding for local roads. Whitmer made the pitch at the annual Governor’s Luncheon last Monday staged by the Macomb County Chamber at The Palazzo Grande in Shelby Township, attended by about 430 people, including a plethora of Macomb County politicians and business leaders.

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

TRAVERSE CITY — An attorney representing Traverse City’s former assessor can question an apartment developer and his attorney under oath. Thirteenth Circuit Court Judge Kevin Elsenheimer denied a request to quash subpoenas for Innovo Development Group co-founders Trae Allman and Brian Mullally, and John Lynch, an attorney for the company. kAm%96 ;F586 2=D@ C6;64E65 E96:C C6BF6DE E@ DEC:<6 H@C5:?8 :?

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

TRAVERSE CITY — A homeless shelter in Traverse City will stay open all year after city commissioners agreed to allow the extension to its operating season. Commissioners voted unanimously Monday to approve a new special land use permit for Safe Harbor, an emergency overnight shelter just south of Eighth and Wellington streets. The new permit means Safe Harbor, which opened in 2016 with a permit that imposed a mid-October through mid-May operating season, can stay open past May 15.

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

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