LDFA
Huron Township, MI
The purpose of the Local Development Finance Authority of Huron Township is to provide
for those public improvements necessary or desirable to facilitate, promote
and sustain industrial development within the established district of the
Local Development Finance Authority of Huron Township.
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Our Board Members
Kenneth Appleby
Edward Boike
Jeffery Chapp
Elke Doom
Ken Lundquist
Marlene Krause
Cathy Laurain
Richard Zavodsky
Timothy Sturgill
Dawnette Bowers
Patrick McNally
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Access to low interest rates, Class A Sewer and Water and prime location are just a few benefits to having your business located in Huron Twp. Click here for more information regarding the LDFA and it's benefits.
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Welcome to Huron Township
Huron Township formed in 1827 is one of the oldest townships in the State of Michigan. Originally it encompassed what are now the City of Romulus and the Township of Sumpter and Van Buren.
Currently the township covers a more traditional 36 square miles and rests comfortably in the southwest corner of Wayne County. Huron Township has a long tradition of being on agricultural area with many fine apple orchards and working farms. It has the distinction of having three unincorporated villages within its borders - Willow, Waltz and New Boston. It currently has a population of around 18,000 residents.
According to the most recent master plan, 58% of the current land use represents agriculture, estate residential, rural residential or vacant. Because of this the township decided to form a LDFA in order to help diversify its land use.
In 1989 the Township Board of Trustees created their first LDFA located along Bell Road and South Huron Road. This area was chosen because of its easy on and easy off access to I-275 and land availability. The LDFA has been successful in attracting many fine businesses into the community and looks forward to continued growth.
In early 2002 the Huron Township Board of Trustees approved expanding the LDFA are to include an area near South Huron and Mercer Drive.
In December of 2002 the Huron Township Board of Trustees created a second area called LDFA II for the Sibley Road, Pennsylvania Road and Vining Road area. The current LDFA Board has jurisdiction over both areas. This area has been designated by Wayne County for the Pinnacle Project. The current master plan by the county offers a wide range of opportunities for businesses.
Please take the opportunity to consider us.
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Please feel free to contact the LDFA for questions regarding any property. You may email us at info@hurontwpldfa.com or call us at (734)753.4466 ext. 115
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| LDFA designation is limited to business activities that involve:
- Manufacturing
- Agricultural Processing
- High-Technology Activities
- Energy Production
For the most current properties click here.
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Coming Soon - PDF File for LDFA & LDFA Property Financial Information
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