Introduction
The Washtenaw County Right-of-Way was developed by the Inter-County Highway Commission (ICHC) of Southeastern Michigan, as authorized by the Inter-County Highway Commission Act of 1925, as amended by Act 195 of 1955. The ICHC plan was first presented to the ICHC Executive Committee in 1957, eventually to be adopted on January 4, 1967. Since that time, the ICHC has become defunct. The original ICHC Plan covered the plan for the road systems within Livingston, Macomb, Monroe, Oakland, St. Clair, Washtenaw and Wayne Counties. That plan, which we are no updating for Washtenaw County, was recorded with each counties' Register of Deeds.
Project Updates
October 17, 2006 - After extensive review by staff and several comments from township officials and county residents, the County Right-of-Way (ROW) map has been approved.
Currently, the WCRC is updating the County ROW map. Once adopted by the Board, this map will replace the current map and serve as a guide to future road improvements in the county.