By Phillip Bantz and Jim Stasiowski
Published: April 16,2013
A bill that would make finding relief easier for developers, builders and even private residents upset with certain categories of zoning decisions is speeding, thus far unimpeded, through the North Carolina General Assembly.
By Mecklenburg Times staff reports
Published: January 16,2012
Charlotte’s zoning board of adjustments had a busy 2011, with more than 60 hours of meeting time according to year end statistics released by the city this week. The board meets to discuss and make recommendations on variances, appeals and interpretations of zoning regulations. Meetings usually involve two key elements – finding of facts and [...]
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