Silverman, in Lodi Township documents, indicated construction would begin in this fall and be completed in 2026, with some occupancy beginning in the spring of 2022. Red Equities LLC sought a permit for a wastewater treatment plant to serve the Arbor Preserve condominium development planned for the north side Waters Road, between Wagner Road and Alex Drive. Documents on Lodi Township's website indicate that Buzz Silverman applied for a site plan with 210 homes, multi-family attached units each at least 1,850 square feet, on the 60-acre parcel. “I’m proud to serve on a Board that worked swiftly to convene a special meeting to pass this resolution to support Lodi Township’s right to make land-use decisions about their own community.”
“Residents of Lodi Township and the surrounding area have made it clear that this wastewater treatment facility would negatively impact their community,” said Shannon Beeman, Commissioner for District 3. The Washtenaw Board of Commissioners voted unanimously to approve a resolution to petition the state to deny a permit for a private wastewater treatment plant proposed to serve a housing development plant in Lodi Township.
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