As a new mayor and new council members step up to the dais of the Charlotte City Council, the zoning ordinance needs work

CHARLOTTE – Just about every political leader – a certain Canadian mayor notwithstanding – works to be remembered for fixing issues for their constituents and leaving their jurisdiction a better place. Whether that’s solving the poverty problem, vanquishing corruption or mapping smart development, leaders are elected based on public perception of their ability to achieve these ...

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Zoning ordinance could define new Council’s legacy

As a new mayor and new council members step up to the dais of the Charlotte City Council, the zoning ordinance needs work

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