ALABASTER TOWNSHIP, MI

The Alabaster Township Board of Review for 2024 will meet at the Alabaster Township Hall, 1716 S US 23 Tawas City, on the following dates:

Organizational                                 Tuesday,     March 5       1pm
Appeal Session 1                             Monday,     March 11     9am-3pm
Appeal Session 2                             Thursday,   March 14     3pm-9pm

And whatever additional days necessary to complete administrative board business.  Additional meetings will be posted at the Alabaster Township Hall and website 18 hrs prior to meeting.
Property owners may appeal during the above Appeal Session times or in writing if received by March 14, 2024.  To appeal in writing please use the following contact information:

Alabaster Township Board of Review
Attn: Equity Assessments, Inc
5887 Schafin Dr
Weidman, MI  48893
989/644-3414 Fax
Denise_EquityA @yahoo.com
Petitions available at: https://www.michigan.gov/documents/l4035f_2658_7.pdf

Questions: 989/644-3413

Notice of Adoption by Publication: Alabaster Township, Iosco County, Residential Rentals Ordinance 2023-01 ADOPTED. 
This Ordinance requires the annual application and permit for Short-Term and Long-Term Rentals.  This Ordinance allows for 10% of Residential Zoned Districts to be permitted for Short-Term Rentals.  This Ordinance shall be effective 30 days following this Publication of the Ordinance on May 26, 2023.  The Residential Rentals Ordinance was duly adopted by the Alabaster Township Board of Trustees on April 18, 2023 in a Special Meeting of the Board. 

Click HERE to read the Full Ordinance

Click HERE for the APPLICATION - to be available on May 26, 2023

Click HERE to read the Good Neighbor Guidelines 

Click HERE for the Application

$2.5M Project Underway to Protect Nearly a Mile of Lake Huron Coast

Huron Pines and Alabaster Township Work to Fund Permanent Protection and Public Use of Coastal Land

Iosco County, MI — Last December, Northern Michigan conservation nonprofit, Huron Pines, became the new owners of a 145-acre parcel of Lake Huron property that is slated to become an Alabaster Township park in the coming years.