The City of Morgan Hill is proud to announce the newest progressive policy adoption in supporting a vibrant downtown, Parklets. Organizations and businesses in Downtown Morgan Hill now have the ability to activate spaces in the public right of way. Parklets can be utilized for multiple purpose including increasing neighborhood character, extending the sidewalk and using parklet as a place to convene groups of people.
This morning meeting will provide your small business with information about ADA requirements in the building code and what you need to know if you have been a recent target of an ADA lawsuit. Speakers will discuss legal issues, building code compliance, and access for animals supporting individuals with disabilities.
The City of Morgan Hill is proud of its partnership with OpenCounter Enterprises. The OpenCounter web-based platform allows the public easy access to information on City of Morgan Hill permit requirements and costs along with understanding the Zoning code and the use of property. The City officially launched the Business Portal tool in January 2018.
The City of Morgan Hill Economic Development team is proud to announce the launch of its new economic development focused website choosemorganhill.com. The new website includes new business tools such as the ability to find available properties, calculate fees, and information on key industries and business programs.
Join us for breakfast and an overview of what’s happening in Morgan Hill with time to network. Find out what development is happening, the new tools and services the City has implemented and a Morgan Hill Project Runway.
The uniqueness of Monterey Corridor became a focal point for the recently adopted Morgan Hill 2035 General Plan which envisions the transformation of Monterey Road north and south of Downtown from its current predominantly strip commercial character to a vibrant mixed-use corridor that encourages walking and biking with buildings fronting onto the street and a range of commercial and office uses located in close proximity to new and existing residential development. To facilitate that vision, the General Plan requires a Block-Level Master Plan to be prepared which would identify how commercial uses will be incorporated within the development of a block and how individual development projects will connect with each other. Commercial and other non-residential development may proceed on properties without the preparation of a Block-Level Master Plan.
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