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Permits
Useful Materials to Navigate the Zoning Process
- Guide to Permits & the Building Process
- Sample Deed Restriction for Combination Purposes
- Site Plan Review Process
- Garages Across the Street One-pager
- Special Land Use Review Process (Currently being updated)
- Alternative Septic System Deed Restriction Agreement Form
- Stormwater Management Spreadsheet Calculator
- 2024 Meeting Calendar and Submission Deadlines
- Zoning Map (Effective 04/01/2023)
| Development Questions? |
| The Village strives to make the development and zoning approval process easy to understand. Many common projects have been reduced down to a single one-page application that can be reviewed and approved when you come into the office. The Village's point of contact for more complex development projects is Tim Wolff, Village Manager. You can reach him at the Village Hall by calling 989.644.8654. Tim is also available by email at: tim@lakeisabellami.org Please review the Village's Conceptual Review Meeting Checklist for more information about pre-development meetings offered at no cost. |
Fees for development applications can be paid at the Village Hall by check, cash, money order, or credit/debit card. Payment can be made over the phone by credit/debit card. For all credit/debit card transactions a processing fee is added to the transaction.
Applications (Fees Effective October 11, 2023)
The Village of Lake Isabella does not enforce the various recorded private building & use restrictions which are associated with individual plats and developments in the community. The restrictions contained in such restrictions are a private agreement among the individual property owners in each development. Deed restrictions have no relationship with the Village’s zoning ordinances. Deed restrictions are a private contract and, as such, a civil matter enforced by the parties named in the restriction. When seeking a land-use approval from the Village, the applicant is responsible for any conflicts between the property-specific information (deed restrictions, restrictive covenants, building & use restrictions) and the development request.