Arcadia Township Master Plan
Township of Arcadia Master Plan
Arcadia Township, Networks Northwest and Michigan State University have partnered to develop a new community Master Plan for the Township. While all of Networks Northwest's planning processes include a public input component, this project is unique in the number of opporunities residents have to provide their ideas. Throughout 2026, the planning team will engage members of the public through an online survey, 3 design meetings hosted by the Michigan State University Sustainable Built Environment Initiative (SBEI), 2 pop-up events and local gatherings, as well as a Public Input Session for more open-ended idea sharing.
The goal for the Township and the rest of the planning team is to ensure that Arcadia has a clear and well-supported view of the future, including small and large projects alike. We hope you will join us throughout 2026!
Input Opportunities
Survey
Click here to take the Township of Arcadia Master Plan survey today!
Design Sessions
Faculty and students from Michigan State University's School of Planning, Design & Construction will coordinate with planners at Networks Northwest to complete a 3-meeting design process. This is a critical part of the planning process and we encourage as much participation from the community as possible.
Meeting One
Thursday January 29 at 6pm - completed
Arcadia Community Center
3586 Glovers Lake Rd, Arcadia, MI 49613
Meeting Flyer
Meeting Two
Date and time TBD (spring 2026) - check back later for meeting information and flyer
Arcadia Community Center
3586 Glovers Lake Rd, Arcadia, MI 49613
Meeting Three
Date and time TBD (autumn 2026) - check back later for meeting information and flyer
Arcadia Community Center
3586 Glovers Lake Rd, Arcadia, MI 49613
Pop-Up Events
Networks Northwest will see you this summer at 2 pop-up events. Come see our booth at Arcadia Days and check this page later for details on the second event.
Public Input Session
Networks Northwest will host a public input session in June, 2026. Residents will be invited to provide their open-ended feedback on topics including, but not limited to: land use, development & preservation, transportation, the local economy, social issues and the overall future of Arcadia. Check this page later for further details.
Questions?
Networks Northwest
Community Development Department
rpd@networksnorthwest.org
Networks Northwest always proves to be a valued resource for our local government planning efforts. No organization does a better job of convening partners, promoting collaboration, and reporting on the data than does Networks Northwest
- Ty Wessell, Leelanau County Commissioner