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| | LUNA PIER'S MASTER PLAN SLIDE SHOW - See the City of Luna Pier's new Master Plan Slide Show! This is a fairly large file that might take a minute to upload, so please be patient read more ...
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LUNA PIER'S MASTER PLAN SLIDE SHOW - See the City of Luna Pier's new Master Plan Slide Show! This is a fairly large file that might take a minute to upload, so please be patient read more ...
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| | A New Luna Pier Master Plan Luna Pier is a great community – great for many reasons. The people, the lake, the beach all combine to create a terrific place to call home. The community we all see and experience each day is really the result of thousands of decisions made by residents and elected officials over many years. Past and current residents have built a community that is easy to become attached to, and easy to feel optimistic about. But what will the next 10 to 20 years bring for Luna Pier? Will it become more attractive, and livable, or will it decline in comparison to other communities. That will depend upon future decision-making. To be sure, there is no way to predict exactly what the future will bring as many things are simply not controlled locally. However, what is controlled locally is whether the city has, and works toward, a long-term vision for community development. All communities face this same challenge when it comes to creating the future. In the really successful communities however, there is a noticeable sense of being fully committed to long-term community planning and a sense what they want to become. They develop this vision from substantial discussion with residents and they have high expectations for what they can be. They capitalize on their strengths and they have a sense of authenticity. The opportunity to create this long-term vision for Luna Pier will unfold in 2009. The City was successful in obtaining a grant from the State of Michigan to help fund a new Community Master Plan. The work to be done will include many opportunities for residents and community organizations to weigh in on what they would like the future of Luna Pier to be like. While no one is suggesting change for the sake of change, there is so much potential in Luna Pier and your input is needed to fully explore the available choices. The Luna Pier Planning Commission will be spearheading this effort, and residents will have many opportunities to share thoughts and ideas in the coming months. However, if you have a desire to participate in this effort in a more active role, please contact Greg Stewart or Mayor Liske and let them know of your interest. Otherwise, please watch future newsletters, the city web site and newspapers for future meeting notices. 2009 will be a very important year for the City of Luna Pier as it charts a course for the future. Randy Mielnik, AICP, LEED AP Principal Owner Poggemeyer Design Group, Inc. A New Luna Pier Master Plan Luna Pier is a great community – great for many reasons. The people, the lake, the beach all combine to create a terrific place to call home. The community we all see and experience each day is really the result of thousands of decisions made by residents and elected officials over many years. Past and current residents have built a community that is easy to become attached to, and easy to feel optimistic about. But what will the next 10 to 20 years bring for Luna Pier? Will it become more attractive, and livable, or will it decline in comparison to other communities. That will depend upon future decision-making. To be sure, there is no way to predict exactly what the future will bring as many things are simply not controlled locally. However, what is controlled locally is whether the city has, and works toward, a long-term vision for community development. All communities face this same challenge when it comes to creating the future. In the really successful communities however, there is a noticeable sense of being fully committed to long-term community planning and a sense what they want to become. They develop this vision from substantial discussion with residents and they have high expectations for what they can be. They capitalize on their strengths and they have a sense of authenticity. The opportunity to create this long-term vision for Luna Pier will unfold in 2009. The City was successful in obtaining a grant from the State of Michigan to help fund a new Community Master Plan. The work to be done will include many opportunities for residents and community organizations to weigh in on what they would like the future of Luna Pier to be like. While no one is suggesting change for the sake of change, there is so much potential in Luna Pier and your input is needed to fully explore the available choices. The Luna Pier Planning Commission will be spearheading this effort, and residents will have many opportunities to share thoughts and ideas in the coming months. However, if you have a desire to participate in this effort in a more active role, please contact Greg Stewart or Mayor Liske and let them know of your interest. Otherwise, please watch future newsletters, the city web site and newspapers for future meeting notices. 2009 will be a very important year for the City of Luna Pier as it charts a course for the future. Randy Mielnik, AICP, LEED AP Principal Owner Poggemeyer Design Group, Inc. |
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| | | Help Wanted ! - Posted on - Tuesday, July 27, 2010We are currently accepting applications for the following boards: Downtown Development Authority (DDA) - 2 opening Planning Commission / EDC - 2 opening Alternate - Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) - 2 openings A letter of interest / application should be submitted to the City Clerk if you are interested in serving on any of these boards or commissions. |
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| Help Wanted ! - Posted on - Tuesday, July 27, 2010We are currently accepting applications for the following boards: Downtown Development Authority (DDA) - 2 opening Planning Commission / EDC - 2 opening Alternate - Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) - 2 openings A letter of interest / application should be submitted to the City Clerk if you are interested in serving on any of these boards or commissions. |
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NOTICE To all property owners of land situated in the City of Luna Pier, Monroe County, Michigan: WHEREAS, it has been determined that such weeds and grasses shall not be allowed to grow in excess of six (6) inches in height. WHEREAS, it shall be the duty of all owners of land in the City of Luna Pier to destroy, remove or cut any and all weeds and grasses which exceed six (6) inches in height and ensure that all vacant lots and land are cleared of weeds, brush, grass and trees in accordance with Section 11.11 of the Charter of the City of Luna Pier on or after February 1, 2010 thru December 31, 2010. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that should such weeds or grasses not be destroyed, removed or cut by the owner on or after February 1 2010 and through December 31, 2010 the removal or cutting shall be undertaken by the City of Luna Pier at a charge of One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) per hour, with a minimum charge of $100 per lot, and a special assessment will be levied against the property. If a contractor is involved, the actual costs will be levied against the property. This Resolution was passed at a regular Council meeting held January 14, 2010.
NOTICE To all property owners of land situated in the City of Luna Pier, Monroe County, Michigan: WHEREAS, it has been determined that such weeds and grasses shall not be allowed to grow in excess of six (6) inches in height. WHEREAS, it shall be the duty of all owners of land in the City of Luna Pier to destroy, remove or cut any and all weeds and grasses which exceed six (6) inches in height and ensure that all vacant lots and land are cleared of weeds, brush, grass and trees in accordance with Section 11.11 of the Charter of the City of Luna Pier on or after February 1, 2010 thru December 31, 2010. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that should such weeds or grasses not be destroyed, removed or cut by the owner on or after February 1 2010 and through December 31, 2010 the removal or cutting shall be undertaken by the City of Luna Pier at a charge of One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) per hour, with a minimum charge of $100 per lot, and a special assessment will be levied against the property. If a contractor is involved, the actual costs will be levied against the property. This Resolution was passed at a regular Council meeting held January 14, 2010. |
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