PDD Case: SWA2026-00041
Applicant Janet Wyne, Phillips Sign and Lighting for Perfecting Church
Location: 19150 Woodward Ave.
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Our goal is simple: make it easy for people to participate, understand what’s being proposed, and see how their input shapes the outcome.
PDD Case: SWA2026-00041
Applicant Janet Wyne, Phillips Sign and Lighting for Perfecting Church
Location: 19150 Woodward Ave.
This is a Regular Meeting of the Detroit Historic District Commission.
This is a Regular Meeting of the Detroit Historic District Commission.

Contact HDC staff and they will provide detailed guidance regarding what you will need to submit for review.:
Contact the Detroit Land Bank Authority (DLBA) at (313) 502-5280 or visit their website, located at www.buildingdetroit.org/sidelots.
Contact the Detroit Land Bank Authority (DLBA) at (313) 502-5280 or visit their website, located at www.buildingdetroit.org.
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The City entertains all offers for the purchase or lease of City-owned commercial property on a case by case basis. The City evaluates proposals based on proposed use, offer price and compliance with zoning. All individuals and organizations interested in purchasing or leasing City or DLBA-owned land for commercial and economic development purposes, including agriculture, are encouraged to apply using our online real estate portal: www.detroitmi.gov/properties
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The Detroit Land Bank Authority's mission is to return the city's blighted and vacant properties to productive use. We utilize a variety of sales programs to make homeownership and land purchases accessible to Detroiters. Plus, we take our commitment to revitalization one step further with our Compliance program, requiring renovation and occupancy to improve neighborhoods and combat real estate speculation. The Detroit Land Bank Authority works directly with individual buyers, as well as Community Partner organizations and developers for projects big and small. Learn more here.
May 7th-8th 2025
RFP NO. 185303 DENBY-WHITTIER NEIGHBORHOOD FRAMEWORK STUDY AND IMPLEMENTATION PLAN
As Amended 2023
This Brush Park Form-Based Code (“Form-Based Code”) is intended to provide the public with a predictable vision of the built environment in
April 22, 2025
PDD Case: SWA2025-00012 and 13
Applicant Renee Wenner, Just Sign and Lighting for 5 Below
Location: 14820 Mack Ave.
Summary of the
PDD Case: SWA2021-00399
Applicant David Hardy, Maxxlite LED signs for Apostolic Kingdom Ministries
Location: 4735 W. Fort St.
Summary of the proposed
The Master Plan of Policies is a roadmap for Detroit’s future. It evaluates where we are now, what we hope to be, and what policies and actions are needed to achieve a shared vision for our future.
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A recreational pathway connecting Detroit's neighborhoods, honoring Joe Louis by promoting equity through arts, programming, and economic opportunities.
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