2006 Michigan Compiled Laws - Mich. Comp. Laws § 125.104c County plan; submission to county board of commissioners; approval; notice to certain entities; comments.
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Act 282 of 1945 125.104c County plan; submission to county board of commissioners; approval; notice to certain entities; comments. Sec. 4c. (1) The plan may be adopted as a whole or by successive parts corresponding with major geographical areas of the county or with functional subject matter areas of the plan. (2) After preparing a proposed plan, the county planning commission shall submit the proposed plan to the county board of commissioners for review and comment. The process of adopting a plan shall not proceed further unless the county board of commissioners approves the distribution of the proposed plan. (3) If the county board of commissioners approves the distribution of the proposed plan, it shall notify the secretary of the planning commission and the secretary shall submit a copy of the proposed plan, for review and comment, to all of the following: (a) The planning commission, or if there is no planning commission, the legislative body, of each city, village, township, or county located within or contiguous to the municipality. (b) The regional planning commission, if any, for the region in which the county is located. (c) The county planning commission, or if there is no county planning commission, the county board of commissioners, for each county located contiguous to the county. (d) Each public utility company and railroad company owning or operating a public utility or railroad within the county, and any government entity, that registers its name and address for this purpose with the secretary of the county planning commission. An entity that, pursuant to this subdivision, receives a copy of a proposed plan, or of a plan as provided in section 5(5), shall reimburse the county for any copying and postage costs thereby incurred by the county. (4) An entity described in subsection (3) may submit comments on the proposed plan to the county planning commission within 65 days after the proposed plan was submitted to that entity under subsection (3).
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