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Huntersville loses three planning board members
HUNTERSVILLE – The town’s Planning Board has dropped to six members from nine in less than two months because three members violated the town’s meeting attendance policy. Members can be […]
Shooting range could pose problem for Huntersville subdivision
HUNTERSVILLE – Prior to Tuesday night, a Standard Pacific of the Carolinas LLC official said, the company was unaware that a shooting range sits next to the 116 acres on […]
Huntersville defers Epcon rezoning request
HUNTERSVILLE – The Planning Board on Tuesday deferred until Dec. 16 a request for rezoning and sketch plan approval from Epcon Communities. The Dublin, Ohio-based company asked for the deferral […]
M/I Homes has plans for two subdivisions, north and south
Columbus, Ohio-based M/I Homes has plans to develop two new residential subdivisions, one to the south of Charlotte and the other to the north. Cameron Creek, planned for Tega Cay, […]
Huntersville board hears zoning land-use proposals
In zoning and land-use business considered at its Feb. 3, the Huntersville Board of Commissioners: Heard a proposal from developer Laureldale LLC of Charlotte to add 14 lots on 5.4 […]
Officials told that conservation subdivisions could reshape the future of fast-changing Huntersville
HUNTERSVILLE – The town’s Planning Board and Board of Commissioners spent an hour talking about the potential impact of the proposed adoption of a conservation subdivision-style zoning classification during a […]
Epcon adds to its 55-and-older developments
Epcon Communities this week reinforced its march into the region’s single-family market with the Huntersville Board of Commissioners’ approval of one of its communities of patio-style, detached condominium homes for […]
Northern disclosures: Land-use actions pile up in Huntersville, Cornelius and Davidson
HUNTERSVILLE – The Huntersville Planning Board last week granted Epcon Communities a continuation until Dec. 17 on a rezoning request to allow the developer more time to answer officials’ concerns […]
Huntington Green revitalization faces resistance
HUNTERSVILLE – An “enterprise center” that would be a key component of a plan to revitalize the ramshackle trailer-park neighborhood of Huntington Green has run into opposition from a handful […]
Buildings spring up in The Park: Huntersville mixed use center revived following recession
Rooftops+Recovery+Recent Hospital Expansion=Commercial Real Estate Revival. That appears to be formula at work in The Park-Huntersville – and its joined-at-the hip spin-off, the Gilead Center – where seven new construction projects are underway or in the pipeline.
Bruce Andersen: Planning chair micromanages the micrograms
Bruce Andersen is the long-time chairman of the planning board in the area’s fastest-growing municipality, Huntersville, a board he’s been appointed to by the town’s Board of Commissioners since 1998. Andersen, 74, is also confident enough to poke fun at himself and his fellow board members, calling them “micromanagers.”
Tree-save ordinance poses challenge on farmland
If you have to save trees in the forest, and there is no forest, does it make a noise at town hall? That was the question recently brought before the Huntersville Planning Board.
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