Welcome to the official website of Claybanks Township, located in Oceana County in western Michigan.
This website is for the purpose of providing township information, forms and other documentation for the benefit of our residents and visitors. If you cannot find the information here that you are seeking, please feel free to contact us, and we will do our best to provide what you need.
A DROP BOX IS AVAILABLE TO DEPOSIT AV BALLOTS AT THE CLERKS OFFICE:
5987 W STONY LAKE RD NEW ERA, MI 49446
THIS DROPBOX WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR USE FOR THE AUGUST 2 PRIMARY AND THE NOVEMBER 14TH GENERAL ELECTION
PLEASE NOTE THAT THERE IS NEW CONTACT INFORMATION FOR CLAYBANKS TOWNSHIP PARK:
PHONE (231) 861-1060
EMAIL CLAYBANKSTOWNSHIPPARK@GMAIL.COM
Below you will find forms related to the Poverty Exemption Process:
Bulletin 3 of 2021 – Poverty Exemption
Claybanks POVERTY GUIDELINES 2022
Form 4988 Poverty Exemption Affidavit
Form 5737 Application for MCL 211.7u Poverty Exemption
Form 5739 Affirmation of Ownership and Occupancy
Poverty Exemption Taxpayer Fact Sheet 2021
You can also download the following Assessing & Zoning forms:
Request to Rescind Homeowners PRE 2602
Remain Qualulified Agricultural Property
Property Transfer Affidavit 4260
Principal Residence Affidavit 2368
Petition to Board of Review L4035
Conditional Rescission of PRE 4640
Claybanks Zoning Permit Application 010122
Personal Property Annual Canvas Policy
Assessor’s Office Contact Policy
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TO OBTAIN A BURNING PERMIT:
If you live in the Village of Rothbury contact Dan Yost, Fire Chief @ (231) 638-3369
If you live in Grant township outside of the Village of Rothbury, contact @ (866) 922-2876
Online @ http://www.michigan.gov/burnpermit Online applications at any time. Phone applications 8AM – 8PM 7 days a week.
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Established in 1855, Claybanks Township was one of the three original townships of Oceana County. Over the next 11 years, portions of the township were removed to become new townships, until the current township borders were solidified in 1866.
Although small family farms made up the majority of industry in the township during its first century in existence, Claybanks Township has more recently evolved into a rural bedroom community of small residential areas nestled among farmland and natural habitats. The function of the Claybanks Township Board is to ensure that development in the township does not exceed the capability of the land and resources to support it.
Thank you for visiting our website. Please be sure to come back often. We will continue to update our site and add new information to keep you up to date as to what is happening in Claybanks Township.
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