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The property consists of two limestone buildings in Detroit, Michigan, located at 12038–12000 Grand River Ave., with a combined area of 10,256 square feet. The first building contains 5,856 square feet and is situated at the corner of Wyoming Ave. and Grand River Ave.; it has been used as a community center. The second building contains 4,400 square feet and is situated at the corner of Grand River Ave. and Kentucky St.; it serves as a religious sanctuary. The 5,856-square-foot limestone structure previously functioned as office space for a banking use and features two walk-in vaults. The sanctuary building seats approximately 150 people and includes a fellowship hall, kitchen, three restrooms, one classroom, two offices, and an audio room. An alarm system is installed, and both spaces are air-conditioned and maintained.
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), eff. 5-28-2005) Sec. 50-7-3. - Business Districts. Business districts within the City are as follows: (1) B1 Restricted Business District. (2) B2 Local Business and Residential District. (3) B3 Shopping District. (4)…
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B4 · Detroit, MI), eff. 5-28-2005) Sec. 50-7-3. - Business Districts. Business districts within the City are as follows: (1) B1 Restricted Business District. (2) B2 Local Business and Residential District. (3) B3 Shopping District. (4)…
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), eff. 5-28-2005) Sec. 50-7-3. - Business Districts. Business districts within the City are as follows: (1) B1 Restricted Business District. (2) B2 Local Business and Residential District. (3) B3 Shopping District. (4)…
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