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Saginaw Planning Commission Member

Charlene Orange

Saginaw

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Voting record (15)

7 yes8 no

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Voted yesOct 27, 2026

Strickland Street Sign — Recommendation to City Council

Voted yesOct 27, 2026

Staff Review of Street-Naming and Honorary Signage Guidelines

Voted noJul 28, 2026

approve the proposed site plan and issue a special land use permit for proposed vehicle fueling station at 1313 Cumberland and 2818 E Holland Avenue

Voted noJul 28, 2026

Special Land Use — Vehicle Fueling Station at 1313 Cumberland Street and 2818 E Holland Avenue (J26-2872)

Voted noMar 24, 2026

amend the original motion to provide the Commissioners with city emails and IPads to access the digital packet

Voted noMar 24, 2026

approve the proposed Micro Dwelling Unit/Micro Dwelling Unit Development Zoning Ordinance as written

Voted noMar 24, 2026

close debate

Voted noMar 24, 2026

Micro Dwelling Unit/Micro Dwelling Unit Development Zoning Ordinance

Voted noMar 24, 2026

Amendment to provide iPads and city emails for electronic agendas

Voted yesFeb 24, 2026

approve Petition JPCC126-001 to rezone 1202 Sheridan Avenue, 1008 Atwater Street, 1004 Atwater Street, and 1303 Cornelia Street from R-1 Low Density Residential to B-1 Neighborhood Business

Voted yesFeb 24, 2026

approve with conditions the special land use petition to develop and operate a salt brine extraction operation on approximately 3 acres at 1827 N 1 st Street

Voted yesFeb 24, 2026

Rezoning JPCC126-001 — 1202 Sheridan Ave., 1004 & 1008 Atwater St., 1303 Cornelia St.

Voted yesFeb 24, 2026

Special Land Use J26-2854 — Mining and Extraction, 1827 N. 1st St.

Voted yesJan 27, 2026

Election of Vice Chair for 2026

Voted noJan 27, 2026

Proposed Micro Dwelling Unit Ordinance — forward to City Council

Prefers allowing individual tiny homes in R-1 and R-2 rather than limiting them to developers in higher-density districts