An ongoing fight for the right to build on 402 acres of dunes in Saugatuck has the owner's attorney drawing legal lines in the sand. However, with no development plan on the public drawing table, township planners have little to review.
According to excerpts from the story:
SAUGATUCK—The lawyer for an Oklahoma City-based energy magnate, who last year spent $39.3 million to buy 402 acres of Lake Michigan shoreline at the mouth of the Kalamazoo River, will describe to local officials this week where he and his client believe housing and other developments could be built on the newly purchased, sensitive lakeside parcel.
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