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Development
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SE MichiganSilverman Development Since 1980
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Oakland County

• Wealthiest County in Michigan and
• second wealthiest in the United States

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Oakland County

• AAA bond rating

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Oakland County

• 1 job growth
• 1 international commercial activity
• Lowest unemployment
• 02 est. median income 75,000Number 6 in the
  nation!

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Oakland County

• Home of Automation Alley
• 42,000 businesses
• 186 business parks
• 780,000 employees
• Grew 14 in 1990s

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Oakland CountyHas 140 Fortune 500 Employers
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Oakland CountyRecreation

• 8 county parks
• 2 water parks
• 450 lakes
• 3 major ski resorts

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Holly Township est. 1838Oakland County, MI
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Holly Township est. 1838Oakland County, MI
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Holly TownshipRecreation
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Holly TownshipParks and Lakes

• Lakeside Park
• Grenshaw Park
• WaterWorks Park
• Cyclone Park
• Seven Lakes Park
• Holly State Recreation Area

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Holly TownshipGolf

• Heather Highlands
• Bramblewood
• Liberty

• Pine Knob
• Prestwick Village
• Shepards Hollow

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Holly TownshipSkiing
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Holly TownshipCommunity Events

• Cruise to Battle Alley
• Concerts in the Park
• Carry Nation Festival
• Dickens Olde FashionedChristmas Festival
• Michigan RenaissanceFestival

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Population Comparison
1990
2000
Increase
Rose Twp. Groveland Grand Blanc Fenton Independenc
e Holly
4,926 4,705 7,760 8,450 23,717 3,257
6,472 5,954 8,242 10,582 32,319 3,854
30 26 7 25 36 19
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Property Tax Comparison
Fenton Grand Blanc Independence Groveland Springfi
eld Rose Twp. Holly Twp.
39.69
36.61 28.43 27.08
26.36 24.71 22.58
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Holly School District

• 4,200 students
• 270 teachers
• 300 support staff
• 18 administrator
• MEAP top half and rising

• 4 elementary schools
• 1 middle school
• 1 high school (new)
• 45 athletic teams
• Low student to teacher ratio

Holly High School
More info avail. on request
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Holly Academy

• To achieve individual academic success
• through superior traditional education enriched
• by a strong family / school partnership.

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• 350 acres in the heart of Holly Township,
• Along the banks of the Shiawasee River,
• Featuring traditional neighborhoods and
• a variety of housing opportunities designed
• in harmony with the areas natural amenities.

• New Holly residents will build their future in
• timeless, award winning neighborhoods

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Planning Objectives

• Environmental sensitivity
• Traditional neighborhood planning
• Variety of housing opportunities
• Pedestrian friendly

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Development Team

• Planner/Landscape Architect - DesignTeam
• Engineering Consultant - Nowak and Fraus
• Wetlands Consultant - King and McGregor
• Woodlands Consultant - Mikes Tree Service
• Traffic Consultant - Birchler Arroyo
• Marketing Consultant - Marx Layne and Co.
• Public Relations Consultant - Blue Moon

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Regional Aerial
GRANGE HALL RD..
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Site Aerial
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Current Zoning
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Master Plan
Low Density Residential Low Density Estate
Residential Medium Density Residential Multiple
Family Residential Planned Residential Manufacture
d Housing Local recreation / Public Mixed
Use Light Industry Commercial / Office Research /
Office Resource Conservation / Residential State
Recreation Lands Sewer / Water Service
District Lakes, Rivers, Tributaries,
Wetlands Lowland Hardwoods Lowland Conifers Shrub
Emergent
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Riverside
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South
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Central Plan
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North
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• Riverside Park
• Shiawasee River

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