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Brighton Township approves rezoning for nine customizable homes
A successful rezoning request has paved the way for nine luxury homes in Brighton Township . The project, Rolling Ridge Estates, will be located on the eastside of South Old US-23 and Acme Way. The developer will build nine homes on nine parcels across 22 acres, now rezoned from General Business to Residential Single-Family. The second reading of the rezoning was approved during a meeting of the Brighton Township Board of Trustees on Oct. 19. The project had a first reading Aug. 17. The property has remained undeveloped under commercial zoning for over fifteen years, according to the meeting packet. The applicant behind the project is Big Sky Development of Brighton. The company's marketing director, Rob Moen, said the homes will be custom built from numerous modifiable plans, with prices starting at roughly $800,000. More: Brighton Twp. residents can now join five-year 'do not solicit' list The average lot is over one acre, with a single 10-acre parcel, according to Moen. There's a deed restriction stating the parcels can never be split or reconfigured into additional parcels. For more information, visit bigskydev.com or by call Moen at 810-691-0019. — Contact reporter Makayla Coffee at mcoffee@livingstondaily.com . This article originally appeared
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Consumer sentiment nears historic low, University of Michigan study finds
LANSING, Mich. (News 10) - A new report from the University of Michigan shows Americans are feeling worse about the economy as costs continue to climb. People in Lansing said costs are up from fuel to food. Some people said high costs are affecting their personal lives and that they...
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Insurance dispute keeps Flap Jack Shack in Lansing closed
LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) — Six months after a kitchen fire, Flap Jack Shack near Lansing's Frandor Shopping Center remains closed due to an ongoing dispute between the business and its insurance company, Auto-Owners Insurance. Insurance adjuster Jeff Moss with JML Adjusting Services said while claims have been filed to...
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Flap Jack Shack in limbo as Auto-Owners Insurance fights fire claim
LANSING TWP. — The owner of the Flap Jack Shack that has been closed since an April fire said the popular restaurant won't open until at least the end of February, and likely longer, because of a dispute with Auto-Owners Insurance. Owner Jozef Gjonaj said the conflict centers on who is responsible for repairs in the event of an insurance claim for the interior of the building at 3000 E. Grand River Avenue, he or building owner Sam Edye Management Co. Gjonaj leases the space from Eyde and was insured through Auto-Owners. Gjonaj said he's provided ample proof to Lansing-based Auto-Owners, including a lease agreement, that his company J&G Restaurant, Inc. is responsible for all interior repairs at the restaurant. Auto-Owners received a June 25 insurance claim for the interior damages of approximately $2.2 million, according to documents provided to the State Journal by Jeff Moss. Moss, from JML Adjusting Services in West Bloomfield, works as an adjuster for residential or commercial property owners to help them with their claims to their insurance companies. The company disputes that Gjonaj is responsible for the damage, despite receiving a copy of his lease and two letters from Sam Eyde Management Co., the
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Lansing sues out-of-state landlord Indus Realty for code violations
LANSING — An out-of-state property owner is being sued by the city for housing code violations, this time for more than a dozen homes the city of Lansing tagged because officials say they're either unfit for human occupancy or have serious code violations. An Oct. 27 hearing is scheduled in Lansing's 54A District Court to see if Indus Realty LLC, which also goes by the name DWL Indus Realty LLC, has done any work on the properties, said Rawley Van Fossen, in charge of Lansing's code enforcement team. The company already has amassed a code enforcement paper trail that goes back for years and unpaid fines and fees that run into thousands of dollars for infractions that don't include court fees. The city has sued Indus Realty more than a dozen times since 2024, most recently in July. The State Journal was prohibited from reviewing the court files involving litigation between the city and Indus in 54A District Court despite Michigan court records being public. Court Administrator Anethia Brewer told a reporter in September that the files were not publicly available but that the court could produce the citations the city issued Indus Realty in six to eight weeks. The
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Durand Football and Bowling Coaches Among New Owners At Durand Lanes
Durand Lanes recently announced that it is under new ownership. John and Karly Webb, Nick Wood and John Teuber look forward to serving the community and helping to create great memories for patrons. John & Karly Webb are life long Durand Railroaders. Both graduated from Durand High School in 2001...
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Lansing ordinance would limit how landlords screen criminal records
LANSING, Mich. (News 10) - The Lansing City Council is weighing a Fair Chance Housing Ordinance that would change how landlords can consider a tenant’s criminal background. Supporters say the goal is to make it easier for people with a record to secure housing after incarceration. Background checks and...
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Consumers Energy says power restored faster after mid-Michigan spring storms
LANSING, Mich. (News 10) - Consumers Energy says mid-Michigan customers got their power back faster during last spring’s major storms. The utility said crews restored power to more than 98% of affected customers in the Jackson, Lansing and Owosso areas within 24 hours, and to all affected customers within 48 hours.
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Former Lansing mayor leaves lasting economic legacy, MEDC announces layoffs and other business headlines from across Lansing
LANSING, Mich. (News 10) - Here’s a look at the latest business headlines across the Lansing area. Former Lansing Mayor leaves legacy of investment, jobs and regional collaboration. Business leaders across Mid-Michigan are remembering former Mayor David C. Hollister as a force behind the region’s economic transformation and a...