Owners, workers urge Lapeer commission to reconsider nonrenewal of SDRK cultivation license SDRK Group representatives and dozens of employees told the Lapeer City Commission on Jan. 5 that a decision not to renew the company’s cultivation license would shutter an $8 million investment and cost 26 local jobs; city staff confirmed the company’s appeal has been received and an appeal hearing is likely in February.

SDRK Group's fight to keep its $8 million cultivation facility open is about more than just a license—it's about saving 26 local jobs and a community investment at stake!

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Developer presents Brookwood of Lapeer concept: 117 lots, 4.1 acres of open space; commissioners press on rentals and access Allen Edwyn Homes gave a conceptual review of the Brookwood of Lapeer, proposing 117 lots on about 30.34 acres with a 4.1-acre central open space. Residents and commissioners pressed the developer on potential rental concentrations, incentive requests (TIF), and construction/road access.

A new 30.34-acre single-family condominium community in Lapeer could bring 117 lots and a central park, but residents are raising important questions about rentals and traffic access.

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City seeks further bids for master plan and considers separate housing analysis Staff presented a nonmotorized and master plan proposal; commissioners directed staff to solicit additional bids and to ask the current consultant to bid on any expanded housing analysis.

Lapeer City is taking a bold step in urban planning by inviting multiple firms to compete for a comprehensive housing analysis—could this reshape the future of our community?

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