Michigan § 125.1575 - Community board; duties; petition for designation.
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§ 125.1575. Community board; duties; petition for designation.
Upon appointment, the community board shall do all of the following:
Identify the building or part of the building under consideration for designation as a business incubation center.
Advertise the concept of a business incubation center in the surrounding area.
Solicit the views of the community concerning the designation of the building or part of the building under consideration as a business incubation center.
Identify possible tenants for the center.
Obtain commitments from persons, organizations, businesses, local governmental units, or other sources amounting to at least 50% of those costs not covered by rental fees that the board estimates will be needed for the establishment and operation of the business incubation center for 3 years.
If, after performing the duties required by subsection (1), the board determines that a designation of the building under consideration as a business incubation center is desirable and possible, the board shall petition the department for the designation.
Source: official Michigan text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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