choices, and protecting our natural areas. Because people want to live here, and we want to make sure that when they do, they feel like they belong.” PREFERRED VENDOR/PARTNER n Fahey Schultz Burzych Rhodes www.fsbrlaw.com As Michigan’s premier municipal law firm, Fahey Schultz Burzych Rhodes PLC leverages over a century and a half of combined expertise to resolve legal challenges for nearly 200 public entities. Our work helps communities secure their future and drive economic growth. n Bauckham, Thall, Seeber, Kaufman & Koches, PC www.michigantownshiplaw.com Bauckham, Thall, Seeber, Kaufman & Koches has been engaged in the practice of municipal law for over 100 years; representing rural and urban clients throughout Michigan. Our specialties include Planning/Zoning, Ordinance Enforcement, Municipal Taxation, Ordinance Drafting/Adoption, Freedom of Information Act, Renewable Energy and advising on a multitude of municipal issues. n Wade Trim www.wadetrim.com Wade Trim is committed to maximizing the value of our clients’ infrastructure investment. For nearly a century, we’ve been solving complex engineering challenges to create stronger communities. We deliver solutions our clients can stand behind. “We’re not just reacting—we’re planning,” Karner emphasizes.“We want to support all ages and stages of life here. That means offering more than just single-family homes.” KEEPING PACE WITH PURPOSE At a time when many growing communities are struggling to keep pace with change, East Bay Township is showing how to do it thoughtfully. Through collaboration, innovation, and deep community engagement, the township is crafting a future that respects its roots while making space for new possibilities. “We’re going to keep that momentum,” says Friend. “We’ll keep investing in trails, expanding housing 96 CIVIL AND MUNICIPAL VOLUME 06, ISSUE 08
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