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Residents are prioritizing pedestrian and bicycle improvements on Exchange Street, challenging the dual role of M-104 as both a regional highway and a vibrant main street.

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Consultant: M‑104 corridor can’t be both a regional highway and a walkable main street
A consultant told the Spring Lake DDA work session that survey respondents prioritized walking and biking and urged the village to choose whether to calm Savage (state‑controlled M‑104) or shift pedestrian focus to Exchange Street. The group discussed MDOT coordination, truck routing and pilot events.
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October 27, 2026 at 7:46 AM
The Spring Lake Zoning Board faces a pivotal decision on the historic carriage house at 15669 Littlefield Lane, as the owner battles to prove its past as a duplex before a looming deadline.

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ZBA hears appeal over historic carriage house at 15669 Littlefield Lane; attorney to draft resolution supporting zoning administrator unless owner submits proof
The ZBA heard a contested appeal over whether the carriage house at 15669 Littlefield Lane qualifies as a pre‑existing duplex. The board directed the township attorney to prepare a resolution supporting the zoning administrator's denial unless the applicant supplies documentary evidence by Nov. 6.
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October 25, 2026 at 5:25 PM
Groundbreaking results show that alum treatment has dramatically slashed deep-water phosphorus levels, but can we tackle the ongoing challenge of watershed runoff?

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Board hears data showing alum treatment cut deep‑water phosphorus; watershed runoff remains challenge
Consultant reported deep‑water phosphorus at the lake's deepest site has fallen substantially since the alum treatment, but noted watershed runoff after heavy rains continues to deliver nutrients that feed algae and plant growth.
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October 6, 2026 at 6:19 AM