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Birmingham releases second draft of citywide master plan

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By Tiffany Esshaki
| C&G Newspapers Verified
The Birmingham citywide master plan 2040, now in its second draft, includes improvements to North Old Woodward Avenue, including banded streetscaping and the possibility of a dedicated farmers market space with a pavilion. Advertisement BIRMINGHAM — It’s been about eight months since the city of Birmingham released the first draft of its 20-year citywide master plan, and after a lot of input from residents and consultants, the second draft has been made available for review.
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Nearby court ruling could uproot local tree ordinances

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By Tiffany Esshaki
| C&G Newspapers Verified
Shutterstock image METRO DETROIT — A recent court ruling in Canton Township could impact tree ordinances around the state, including those in Birmingham and Bloomfield Hills. But officials aren’t really clear on that yet. Judges from the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals decided Oct. 13 in favor of a company titled F.P. Development LLC, which sued Canton Township over the constitutionality of its tree ordinance, which has been in place since 2006.
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At a dangerous Woodward crosswalk, residents want city and state to meet in the middle

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By Tiffany Esshaki
| C&G Newspapers Verified
A “ghost bike” was placed in the right of way along Woodward Avenue at Forest Avenue, in memory of pedestrians and cyclists who’ve lost their lives crossing the road. Joan Schloop, a resident living on Forest Avenue, said she chose her home so she could walk downtown. But she said the crosswalk near her street is too dangerous to use, and she drives across the street as needed.
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