Board of Trustees Denies Rezoning for $2-Bil Project

BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP, MI-The Trustees say a proposed mixed-use project in Bloomfield Park is too tall for their taste. The rezoning would have allowed 20-story buildings. Currently, they can can't go above 32 feet.

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