Where things stand now
The public review period runs through January 5, 2026.
City officials chose to not engage neighborhoods to set the priorities for the new Plan.
Take a look at the draft Future Land Use Map to see how it could reshape your neighborhood. Then let City officials know what changes you believe are needed to the map and the Plan.
Submit your comments through the City’s feedback form by noon on Thursday, December 14.
Staff will share all submissions with the Planning Commission for its meeting on Tuesday, December 16 at 5:30pm.
City Planning Commission Meeting
Larcom City Hall, 301 E Huron St
Council Chambers, 2nd floor
Tuesday, December 16, 5:30pm.
We expect that the Plan’s consultants will make more edits for the draft, but residents do not get a vote on the Plan!
The Commission will hold a public hearing in February before deciding whether to recommend the Plan for adoption by City Council. Council will then conduct a final public hearing in March, followed by a vote to adopt the Plan, reject it, or send it back to the Commission for further revisions.
A responsive city government listens to residents and prioritizes their needs.
It’s our City and it’s our Plan. Working together, Ann Arbor can get it right.