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...by 2035. Michigan would be more likely to meet these targets and more efficiently decarbonize the electricity sector by pursuing a cooperative regional planning approach. Regional Transmission

Council Briefs

December 8, 2023
There are no signs of life yet in Detroit area’s housing market, at least according to the Case-Shiller Index. The Case Shiller Index shows prices for June

Council Briefs

August 31, 2011
...discusses ways Michigan can improve housing affordability and equity issues, which are rooted in car reliance, disinvestment in the urban core, and reliance on underfunded and inefficient

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November 24, 2023
...developing desirable housing and public transit. Yet, most of Michigan’s municipalities maintain a policy that precludes the development of desirable, affordable housing, as well as functional public

Council Briefs

February 27, 2024
...— U.S. Bureau of the Census IV. Housing Characteristics A. Michigan County Structural and Facility Characteristics of All Housing Units: 2000 — U.S. Bureau of the Census

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October 14, 2014
...2010 The Michigan Citizens Research Council has cited Kent County as a model for such cooperative ventures, noting in a recent report 150 intergovernmental cooperative initiatives in

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November 18, 2014
...action. For example, a public employee can’t be put in a “worse” situation on wages and benefits due to a cooperative venture. A 2009 CRC report stated,

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November 21, 2014
...Citizens Research Council’s report has not changed the Citizens for Independent and Cooperative Communities’ belief that consolidation is not in the best interest of Saugatuck or Douglas.

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November 18, 2014
...Water Authority. Many local units began intergovernmental cooperative agreements in recreation, library services, and police and fire protection. In 1947, the Detroit Metropolitan Area Regional Planning Commission

Council Briefs

June 8, 2016
...permitting authority, that could compel dig-once coordination, but lack expertise and resources to support such a program. This is a classic collective action problem. A cooperative effort

Council Briefs

March 29, 2023
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