Greystone
A Plymouth-area subdivision in Wayne County, in the Plymouth-Canton school district
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About Greystone
Greystone is a subdivision in the Plymouth area, in Wayne County. Plymouth is two governments rather than one — the City of Plymouth and Plymouth Township, which surrounds it on all sides — with separate offices, separate tax rates and separate services, sharing only a name, a school district and a mailing address. Which of the two a Greystone address sits in decides the tax bill and the services.
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The eastern Plymouth area has access to a broader recreation network around Hines Park, with Plymouth Riverside among its named destinations. Miller Family Park on Ann Arbor Trail, in the Robinson subdivision area, provides a smaller township walk-in park with play and lawn areas. Around Kellogg Park, destinations include Compari's on South Main, the district library and the Penn Theatre on Penniman.
- —Greystone is a subdivision in the Plymouth area, in Wayne County
- —The city and the township are separate governments with separate tax rates
- —The township grew from 4,945 people in 1950 to 23,028 by 1980
- —M-14 arrived in 1956 and I-275 in 1977
- —Plymouth-Canton runs three high schools on a single 305-acre campus
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