Planning Commission
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Brad Hopwood/Chair
231.633.6019 [email protected] Bryan Opdyke/Commissioner 231-889-4886 Shannon Westgate/ Secretary [email protected] Brad Berkshire/Commissioner 616-644-6528 [email protected] Roger Anderson/Commissioner [email protected] Planning Commission General Email: [email protected] 2026 Schedule of Meetings Upcoming Meetings: Next Meeting: Regularly Scheduled Planning Commission *January regular meeting cancelled* Meeting February 4, 2026 at 7:00 pm MSU Extension and Networks Northwest will host a Master Plan public engagement event January 29, 2026, 6:30-8:00 pm, Arcadia Community Center Meetings to be held in-person at Arcadia Township Hall, unless conditions require otherwise. |
The Arcadia Master Plan was adopted in 2014. At the 5 year mark (2019), the Planning Commission was tasked to review the plan, make any necessary adjustments, and re-approve the Master Plan for the next 5 years. At the January 7, 2021, the Arcadia Township Board approved the adapted Master Plan.
Approved Adapted Arcadia Master Plan - This version of the plan includes proposed changes that were approved on January 7, 2021. The plan as it relates to Arcadia Township directly begins on page 133. (This is a big file and may take a while to download) Township of Arcadia Zoning Ordinance - arcadia_township_zoning_ordiance_no._183__feb._2022__amended_192__oct2025_.pdf - Adopted March 1, 2022, adapted September 2025 Official Zoning Map of the Township of Arcadia - Adopted March 1, 2022 Questions can be addressed to: [email protected] |
Michigan Sea Grant | Sustainable Small Harbors Charrette
In October of 2019, citizens of Arcadia Township participated with representatives of the Michigan Sea Grant in a Sustainable Small Harbors Charrette to facilitate the development of long-term, sustainable strategies to enable our coastal community to maximize the benefits of our harbors and waterfront.
Attendees voiced their opinions on the future of the Arcadia waterfront. Community members helped identify assets linked to existing or potential public waterfront uses and/or facilities. Learn more about the Sustainable Small Harbors by clicking the button below.
In October of 2019, citizens of Arcadia Township participated with representatives of the Michigan Sea Grant in a Sustainable Small Harbors Charrette to facilitate the development of long-term, sustainable strategies to enable our coastal community to maximize the benefits of our harbors and waterfront.
Attendees voiced their opinions on the future of the Arcadia waterfront. Community members helped identify assets linked to existing or potential public waterfront uses and/or facilities. Learn more about the Sustainable Small Harbors by clicking the button below.
Planning Commission Meeting Minutes
