Caspian, Michigan

The City of Caspian

Caspian is located in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan in beautiful and historic Iron County. If you are looking for a clean and stress free place to live, visit or operate out of, we feel that our community will capture your personal attention and interest. We are a smaller rural type city of over 805 residents nestled amongst similar neighboring cities, and we boast many activity centers in town including the Multi Purpose building/Ice Arena, the renowned Iron County Museum, Apple Blossom Biking and Walking trail, and the Duke of Abruzzi Lodge & Bocce courts. We have our own Industrial Park if you have business interests and offer numerous residential lots for sale throughout the city for future building sites. There is no finer hunting, fishing, snowmobiling, four wheeling, golfing, hiking, or skiing opportunities anywhere in the country. We strive to provide a stress free lifestyle with all the qualities today's families require. In addition, our little city boasts some of the best ethnic cooking in the state. JUST TRY US AND SEE! We hope you will take a minute to tour our website. More importantly, we hope you will visit us when you are up in the "NORTH COUNTRY." It will be a visit and experience we think you will treasure always.

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Now Accepting Credit Card Payments

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BLIGHT-FINES & COSTS OF ENFORCEMENT

Any remaining violation of the Blight Ordinance after a notice of violation has been mailed to the property owner and 15 days have passed shall result in a municipal civil infraction ticket with an initial fine in the amount of $500.00. All subsequent infractions for the same violation within 6 months of the mailed notice shall carry an additional $500.00 fine. In addition to said fines, the violator shall pay the actual costs incurred by the City for enforcement, including investigation, overhead, time, mileage and actual attorney fees. The City may also issue an Order enjoining further violations and as necessary obtain injunction relief from State Court.