Kingsley Master Plan and Recreation Plan
Village of Kingsley Master Plan and Park & Recreation Plan
The Village of Kingsley is working with Networks Northwest to update their current Master Plan and Park & Recreation Plan into one document. The Master Plan is a guide for the future of the community's land use, economy, transportation, infrastructure and more. The recreation planning component will allow the Village to access funding from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) to help pay for park or trail improvements. This planning process will occur from 2024 to 2025. Please use this page to stay up to date on how you can participate.
Opportunities to Provide Input
Planning Commission Meetings
Join the Planning Commission the 4th Wednesday of each month at 6pm for Master Plan updates. Planning Commission meetings are held at the Village Hall: 207 S Brownson Ave, Kingsley, MI 49649.
Survey
We need your feedback on a variety of topics in the Village. Click here to take the survey today!
Student Input Session
In May, 2024, planners from Networks Northwest introduced 4 Kingsley High School classes to the planning profession and asked them to design their "perfect park." Click here to see the results.
Pop-up Events
Networks Northwest will be at the Kingsley Farmers Market (date TBD) and at Civic Center South (date TBD) to get your ideas for an improved Kingsley. Check this page in the near future for more information on where you can find us.
Public Input Session
Networks Northwest and the Kingsley Planning Commission will host a Public Input Session in February, 2024. Check this page in the coming months for more details on this in-person event.
Recreation Plan Public Review Period
Kingsley's Recreation Plan will begin the required 30 day public review period on November 25, 2024. Please click the thumbnail below to view the draft plan. A public hearing will take place in January, 2025 (date TBD) to hear final comments regarding the Village of Kingsley Parks & Recreation Plan.
Our Township greatly benefits from Network Northwest's experience, depth of knowledge and understanding. Because they work with so many diverse communities in our ten-county region they understand the local land-use issues and are already working on solutions by the time we realize we need some help.
- Susan Odom, Chair, Suttons Bay Township Planning Commission