HP City Council approves zoning for controversial juvenile facility

From: Michigan Citizen | Date: February 6, 1999 | Copyright information


Michigan Citizen

02-06-1999

HP City Council approves zoning for controversial juvenile facility

The Highland Park City Council approved rezoning land sold to Spectrum Human Services from R-3 medium density Residential to PQ Public and Quasi Public Districts, legally clearing the way for the company to build a juvenile facility there.

Some residents who live near the site have charged in the past that placing the juvenile facility in that area would cre...

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