• Air Quality Documents for Review

    Transportation conformity provisions of the Clean Air Act Amendments require metropolitan planning organizations (MPOs) make a determination that the Long-Range Transportation Plan (LRTP), Transportation Improvement Program (TIP), and projects conform to the State Implementation Plan (SIP), and that… Read More

  • Hiring Summer Interns

    The Macatawa Watershed Project is seeking two qualified interns to assist with various tasks and projects this summer. Visit our internship page for more details and to apply.

  • Agricultural Luncheon

    On February 28th, Project Clarity will hold its fifth annual Agriculture Luncheon for the local farm community. Participants will learn about agricultural projects and activities to reduce sediment and phosphorous in the Macatawa Watershed. We will also discuss… Read More

  • Watershed Advisory Committee Meeting

    Public welcome! Join us February 7 at 1:30 pm at the MACC Office (301 Douglas Ave, Holland).  RSVP is appreciated to Kelly Goward at kgoward@the-macc.org or 616-395-2688 by February 4.

  • Policy Committee Meeting

    The next Policy Committee meeting will be held Monday, February 25th, 2019, at 12:00 noon, at Riley Street Fire Station(131 Riley St, Holland, MI 49424). For further details regarding the meeting please contact the MACC office at 616-395-2688. Policy… Read More

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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

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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

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Watershed Project

The Watershed The Macatawa Watershed includes 175 square miles of land that drains to Lake Macatawa. Lake Macatawa’s water quality is impaired because too much sediment and phosphorus enters the lake. Rain water washes sediment and phosphorus off… Read More

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