This Master Plan serves as the City of Wixom's official policy guide for future growth, development, and land use, outlining a long-term vision to foster a livable, resilient, and sustainable community. It addresses key strategic areas including enhancing community character, optimizing land use, maintaining attractive neighborhoods, developing the Village Center Area, supporting business areas, improving transportation infrastructure, and providing quality community resources.
Sep 21, 2026·Board meeting
City Of Wixom Planning Commission Planning Commission Meeting
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The commission held a public hearing regarding a temporary land use permit for a mobile food vendor at a gas station site. Despite concerns regarding unrelated zoning violations on the property, the commission voted to approve the permit with specific conditions. Additionally, the commission reviewed and discussed proposed amendments to the municipal noise ordinance, focusing on standards for data centers and the potential implementation of a city-wide ambient noise baseline study.
Sep 21, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Wixom Planning Commission Agenda
The Planning Commission meeting focuses on a public hearing for a temporary land use permit for a mobile food vending business located at 28055 S. Wixom Road. Other key items include the review of the City Manager's report regarding fiber optic projects and ongoing construction activity, as well as a notice of an adopted amendment to the City of Novi Master Plan. The Commission also plans to address the noise ordinance amendment and review ongoing data center ordinance discussions.
Jul 20, 2026·Board meeting
City Of Wixom Planning Commission Planning Commission Meeting
The Planning Commission discussed and approved a site plan for an industrial warehouse complex at 300 Landrow, which involves constructing two industrial buildings with warehousing and office functions. Key components of the approval included waivers for landscaping and the screen wall along the northern property line, contingent on coordination with state environmental regulations. Staff also provided updates on ongoing Data Center Noise Ordinance amendments, progress on general city noise standards, and future master plan hearings. Commission members raised concerns regarding ongoing issues with landscaping maintenance at other local businesses, temporary certificates of occupancy, site lighting concerns, and traffic issues related to existing industrial sites.
