Charlotte’s assistant city manager and former planning director talks about the city’s past, present and future development

By: David Dykes April 15, 2016

Assistant City Manager Debra Campbell believes Charlotte is about places - a lot of places and many different types. To her, bringing them together under the city’s umbrella - while maintaining their diversity - is a critical challenge as planners chart Charlotte’s future. A new zoning ordinance will be one of the tools they use. And Campbell ...

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Charlotte’s assistant city manager and former planning director talks about the city’s past, present and future development

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