Stormwater fee program extended 3 years
Charlotte City Council on Monday night approved a three-year extension of a stormwater mitigation fee program for redevelopment projects across the city. The city staff had originally recommended an extension […]
City Council gets wake-up call
The Charlotte City Council held rezoning hearings on several issues Monday evening – an event that dragged on for hours and hours. Somewhere around 10 p.m., an alarm sounded at […]
Rezonings approved for industrial park, apartments
CHARLOTTE – The City Council this week approved the rezoning of 46 acres for an industrial park in west Charlotte, as well as 31 acres for an apartment complex in […]
DOT updates City Council on toll lanes
The N.C. Department of Transportation briefed the Charlotte City Council this week on plans to widen Interstate 77 with toll lanes in Mecklenburg and Iredell counties, and put a price […]
A quid for your quo
Rep. Rodney Moore, a Democrat serving Mecklenburg County constituents at the N.C. House of Representatives in Raleigh, was the first person to speak at the Charlotte City Council‘s Citizens’ Forum […]
Stormwater bonds approved
The Charlotte City Council on Monday approved the proposed issuance of $70 million in new revenue bonds and the refunding of nearly $44.8 million in 2004 Storm Water Services bonds. […]
Trevi Village, Woodfield NorthLake Centre annexed
The Charlotte City Council on Monday approved the voluntary annexation of the 66.6-acre Trevi Village area, in the 12300 block of North Tryon Street in northeast Mecklenburg County, and the […]
Council hears pros, cons of stormwater mitigation fee proposal
The Charlotte City Council held a public hearing Monday on a proposed five-year extension of a stormwater mitigation fee program for redevelopment projects across the city. The city’s post-construction controls […]
City approves $100 million in new airport bonds, investment grant
The Charlotte City Council unanimously approved $100 million in new airport bonds Monday night to finance capital projects at Charlotte Douglas International Airport. The city says the bonds will allow […]
Council denies zoning change for Pulte
Of the 12 zoning petitions voted on by the Charlotte City Council at its meeting Sept. 15, all were approved with the exception of one. The City Council denied the […]
Council seeks details on Sedgefield development
The developer of a proposed 60-acre revitalization project along South Boulevard in the Sedgefield community has requested that the city’s Zoning Committee delay its consideration of the plan from its […]
Streetcar’s next stop: Federal grant
CHARLOTTE – After debating the rising cost of the proposed CityLYNX Gold Line Phase 2, or streetcar project, Charlotte City Council members on Monday approved spending additional money on its […]
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