#1O: Sample Joint Planning Commission Ordinance and Agreement cover

Sample #1O: Joint Planning Commission Agreement/Ordinance

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October 26, 2020 - Kurt Schindler, Richard Wilson

This resource presents a sample of an Ordinance and Agreement that can be adopted by legislative bodies wishing to create a joint planning commission in Michigan. This sample is based on Public Act 226 of 2003, as amended (being the Joint Municipal Planning Act, M.C.L. 125.131 et seq.), and recommendations of the author and reviewers of this pamphlet. This resource was updated October 23, 2020, so please ensure that your copy is up to date.

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