Auburn Hills council approves Industrial Development District for Harmon Road Holdings LLC
December 08, 2025 | Auburn Hills, Oakland County, Michigan
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The Auburn Hills City Council voted to establish an Industrial Development District (IDD) for Harmon Road Holdings LLC following a staff presentation and a public hearing with no members of the public speaking.
Ben Griffin, the city’s commercial industrial appraiser, told the council Harmon Road Holdings has requested an IDD and a speculative building designation for a vacant parcel on Pinnacle Court and Harmon Road. Griffin described the proposed project as "an over a 120,000 square foot industrial light manufacturing building on 8.67 acres." He said staff had received required documentation and recommended approval.
Doctor Fletcher moved to adopt the attached resolution to form the Harmon Road Holdings Industrial Development District; Ron Moniz seconded. Council members recorded affirmative votes and the motion carried. The council opened and closed a subsequent public hearing on the speculative building designation with no public comment; the transcript records the hearing but does not include a recorded motion or vote on final speculative-building designation.
Because the transcript does not show a recorded motion or vote on the speculative-building designation, this article reports only the council’s documented action: approval of the Industrial Development District.
Ben Griffin, the city’s commercial industrial appraiser, told the council Harmon Road Holdings has requested an IDD and a speculative building designation for a vacant parcel on Pinnacle Court and Harmon Road. Griffin described the proposed project as "an over a 120,000 square foot industrial light manufacturing building on 8.67 acres." He said staff had received required documentation and recommended approval.
Doctor Fletcher moved to adopt the attached resolution to form the Harmon Road Holdings Industrial Development District; Ron Moniz seconded. Council members recorded affirmative votes and the motion carried. The council opened and closed a subsequent public hearing on the speculative building designation with no public comment; the transcript records the hearing but does not include a recorded motion or vote on final speculative-building designation.
Because the transcript does not show a recorded motion or vote on the speculative-building designation, this article reports only the council’s documented action: approval of the Industrial Development District.
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