Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Bridget Cheney’s organization
Feb 16, 2026·StrategicPlan
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Muskegon Public Schools Bond Proposal 2026
This document outlines the 2026 Bond Proposal for Muskegon Public Schools, detailing a $37.1 million investment in proposed district enhancements with no expected net tax increase. Key initiatives include significant facility renovations and additions such as new classrooms, a cafeteria and kitchen at Glenside Elementary, expanded spaces for Innovation Academies, a new 6-10th Grade Career Exploration Center, and new buildings for the Muskegon Community Education Center and District Administration. Additionally, the proposal covers mechanical system updates and athletic facility improvements, including lighting upgrades at Hackley Stadium.
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City Of Muskegon Planning Commission Planning Commission Meeting Minutes
The commission reviewed a public hearing request for a special use permit for a car sale lot, which was subsequently withdrawn by the applicant. Additionally, staff provided an update on the progress of goals and action steps outlined in the Master Plan, which will serve as a basis for generating new goals for the upcoming year.
Nov 13, 2025·BoardMeeting
Board
City Of Muskegon Planning Commission Minutes
The Planning Commission reviewed and approved a special use permit for a new gas station at 2021 Marquette Ave, contingent upon obtaining a stormwater permit. The Commission also recommended to the City Commission the approval of amendments to Section 2307 of the zoning ordinance regarding yard encroachment criteria, and amendments to Section 2319 concerning residential design criteria.
Jul 10, 2025·BoardMeeting
Board
City of Muskegon Planning Commission Planning Commission Meeting Minutes
The Planning Commission addressed several zoning ordinance amendments and special use permits. Key topics included a denied request to allow extended drive-thru hours for marihuana retailers, a recommended denial for allowing churches in the Form-Based Code Downtown context area, the approval of a special use permit for a structure expansion on Edgewater Street, and the recommendation to allow marinas as a permitted use in Lakeside Mixed Residential districts. Several other cases were removed from the agenda.
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