Master Plans and Studies

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DDA Amended Development & Tax Increment Financing Plan

DDA Amended Development & Tax Increment Financing Plan

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LDFA Amended Development & Tax Increment Financing Plan

LDFA Amended Development Plan & Tax Increment Financing Plan

Joint Comprehensive Development and Growth Management Plan

The City of Fremont, Dayton Township and Sheridan Charter Township have established the Fremont Community Joint Planning Commission. In the winter of 2007 the Joint Planning Commission started the process of updating the existing Joint Comprehensive and Growth Management Plan for all three municipalities. The original Plan as outlined above was adopted in 2001. The Joint Planning Commission just finished proposing comprehensive amendments to the Joint Plan, and the proposed new Joint Plan is outlined below for review and comments. Any comments can be directed to the chair of the Fremont Community Joint Planning Commission (FCJPC), Jack Taylor, or Michele Ribant, Fremont's Zoning Administrator, at 231-924-2101.

• FCJPC Cover Page
• Fremont Community Joint Comprehensive and Growth Management Plan (Adopted 8/11/09)

     Appendices

•   Appendix A - Smart Growth Presentation
•   Appendix B - First Public Meeting Feedback
•   Appendix C - Survey Results
•   Appendix D - Second Public Meeting Feedback
•   Appendix E - Third Public Meeting Feedback
•   Appendix F - 425 Agreement
•   Appendix G - Resolution for the Alternate/Secondary Truck Routes
•   Appendix H - Objectives for the Construction of Northside Alt.Route

                              Objectives for the Construction of Southside Alt.Route

•   Appendix I - City Capital Improvement Plan
•   Appendix J - Airport Improvement Plan

     Maps

•  1.a - Fremont Community Location
•  4a. - Community Subareas
•  5a. - 2005 Land Use
•  5b. - 425 Agreement
•  6a. - Soil Constraints
•  6b. - Natural Features
•  6c. - Wellhead Protection Areas
•  6d. - Prime Farmland
•  7a. - Population Density in 1990
•  7b. - Population Density in 2000
•  7c -  Total Housing Units in 1990
•  7d. - Total Housing Units in 2000
• 10a. - Act 51 Road Classifications
• 10b. - National Transportation Functional Classification (NFC)
• 10c. - M-82 Corridor Study
• 11a. - Existing Utility Service Areas
• 11b. - Town and Country Trail Map
• 15a. - Future Land Use (Area)
• 15b. - Future Land Use (City)
• 16a. - Current Zoning (Area)
• 16b. - Current Zoning (City)

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Fremont Area Recreation Master Plan

• Report (file size 1.2MB)
• 5-year Capital Improvement Schedule
• Maps: (files vary in size from 2.5MB to 5.5MB)
  • Map 1: Community Sub Areas
  • Map 2: Existing Land Use
  • Map 3: Soil Constraints
  • Map 4: Prime Soil for Farming
  • Map 5: Natural Features
  • Map 6: Recreation Inventory
  • Map 7: Existing Utility Service Areas
  • Map 8: Recreation Inventory
  • Map 9: Community Park Service Areas
  • Map 10: Neighborhood Mini-Park Service Areas
  • Map 11: Capital Improvement

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Fremont Origin & Destination Study:

• Fremont Origin & Destination Study
• Report (file size 2.1MB)
• Appendix A-F: (files vary in size from 33KB to 1MB)
  • Appendix A: Pneumatic Tube Counter Vehicle Classifications
  • Appendix B: Sample Internal Survey
  • Appendix C: Sample External Survey
  • Appendix D: Policy and Design Issues: North and South Routes
  • Appendix E: Implementation Steps Table: North and South Routes
  • Appendix F: Implementation Steps Table: Continued
• Exhibits: (files vary in size from 326 KB to 12.5 MB)
  • Exhibit P.1: M-82 Corridor Study; Crosstown Route
  • Exhibit 1.1: Detail of State Resources (VERY LARGE FILE 12.5MB)
  • Exhibit 4.1: Existing Land Use
  • Exhibit 4.2: Future Land Use

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M-82 Corridor Study:

• Formatted as one report (file size 1MB)

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