Resources
Ann Arbor's Comprehensive Land Use Plan
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Ann Arbor for All: Ann Arbor's Comprehensive Land Use Plan (includes a link to the draft CLUP and resident engagement opportunities)
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Housing Appendix to the Comprehensive Land Use Plan (City Planning Department; draft as of June 6, 2025)
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Housing Literature Review (City Planning Department; draft as of June 6, 2025)
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Comprehensive Plan Frequently Asked Questions (City Planning Department, March 27, 2025)
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Despite water and sewer challenges, Ann Arbor needs to grow, city admin says (MLive, June 6, 2025)
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Ann Arbor Mayor Christopher Taylor and Councilmember Jen Eyer ~ Comprehensive Land Use Plan (The Lucy Ann Lance Show, May 2025)
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Is it Time for Ann Arbor to End Exclusionary Zoning? (Newsletter, Council Member Lisa Disch, March 2025)
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Ann Arbor's Comprehensive Plan is Still Shaping Up--Here's What You Need to Know (Newsletter, Council Member Dharma Akmon, March 2025)
Additional Perspectives on Housing, Zoning, and Land Use
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How new apartments create opportunities for all (Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, 2024)
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Strong Towns: What Vacancy Rates Tell You About a Housing Shortage (and What They Don't)
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Supply Skepticism Revisited (NYU Law and Economics Research Paper, 2023)
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New Construction Makes Homes More Affordable -- Even for Those Who Can't Afford the New Units
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Equitable Zoning Project Report (Prepared by Joining Forces for Affordable Housing, the advocacy program of Connections for the Homeless, Evanston, Illinois, 2024)
Ann Arbor organizations, podcasts, blogs and resources
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The Climate/Housing/Transportation Connection presentation by Professor Jonathan Levine, part of the Ann Arbor Citizens Climate Lobby webinar: Housing and Transportation: What’s the Climate Connection?
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Ann Arbor AF podcast : Deeper Dive: The Master Plan + Zoning (Episode 20) (April 2021)
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Damn Arbor: Call to Action (April 2025), Ann Arbor For the Many, Not the Few (June 2020)
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Subversive Liberator: Density is Fun! (March 2025), A Brief History of Zoning in Ann Arbor: Part I and Part II (March 2025), Why Ann Arbor's Future Depends On a Good Plan (March 2025)
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How I stopped being an incidental NIMBY and started living my values (July 2022)