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Now Available: 2014 Listing of Obligated Projects – Macatawa Area Coordinating Council
On Monday, Dec. 22, 2014 the MACC Policy Committee approved the FY 2014 listing of obligated projects and congratulated the implementing agencies for executing these 35 projects. This list represents projects that were obligated in 2014 and received… Read More
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Winter 2014 Watershed Newsletter Available
The Winter 2014 Watershed Newsletter is now available. Included are highlights from the Macatawa Watershed Annual Meeting, most notably Hope College student research presentations and the 2014 Watershed Stakeholder of the Year Award. Additional articles include an update… Read More
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Macatawa Watershed Annual Meeting Videos
The 2014 Macatawa Watershed Annual Meeting was held on Thursday, December 4, 2014 at Holland City Hall. Over 50 people were in attendance to hear research presentations from Hope College Students, congratulate the 2014 Watershed Stakeholder of the… Read More
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Energy Conservation: Impact on the Bottom Line
The purposes of this workshop are to help farmers learn how to use an energy audit to develop an energy management strategy that: a. Reduces overall farm energy expenses. b. Effectively leverages utility company rebates and Federal grants… Read More
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2014 Transportation Newsletter
A lot has taken place over the past year! Read on to view a few of the highlights in the 2014 Transportation Newsletter.
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MACC Mission: “To encourage cooperation among neighboring units of government on area wide issues” MACC Facts: The Macatawa Area Coordinating Council is designated and established as an Inter-Municipality Study Committee pursuant to Michigan Public Act 200 of the… Read More
Transportation
Transportation helps shape an area’s economic health and quality of life. Not only does the transportation system provide for the mobility of people and goods, it also influences patterns of growth and economic activity through accessibility to land…. Read More
Watershed
The Macatawa Watershed covers approximately 175 square miles of land and consists of all the land that drains to Lake Macatawa, including all or part of Laketown, Fillmore, Overisel, Holland, Park, Zeeland, Port Sheldon, Olive and Blendon Townships… Read More
