Brant donates land for Loop Path Undertaking

Brant donates land for Loop Path Undertaking
Brant donates land for Loop Path Undertaking

Monroe County Commissioner Mark Brant not too long ago donated 1.163 acres of land to the county for use for its Loop Path Undertaking.

The county formally accepted the donation final Tuesday. The parcel is situated in Raisinville Township, west of Raisinville Street and south of North Custer Street, and options simply over 213 ft of frontage on the River Raisin.

Earlier report:Monroe County awarded $1.5 million grant for loop path

Brant, the chair of the county board of commissioners, is the only member of 5 Starr Holdings, LLC, the corporate which owns the property, in response to a letter written to the board by legal professional Philip D. Goldsmith, whose legislation agency represents the county.

“…The location is proposed to be used as a leisure loop trailhead finish, public entry to the River Risin, and associated leisure functions,” Goldsmith wrote. “The actual property donation is conditioned upon approval by the State of Michigan and/or any of its political subdivisions, together with, however not restricted to the Michigan Division of Pure Sources’ for a public leisure website with river entry…”