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Huntersville approves residential, commercial sketch plans
HUNTERSVILLE – The Town Board of Commissioners on Monday night unanimously approved the sketch plan for a 96-home single-family subdivision. Whitney Hodges, senior planner for Huntersville, presented the findings to […]
Huntersville approves rezoning, site plan for Torance subdivision
The town of Huntersville unanimously approved the rezoning and proposed plan for a new 67 single-family subdivision known as Torance on 42.36 acres near Gilead Road. The plan submitted by […]
Huntersville delays two development decisions in rancorous meeting
HUNTERSVILLE – Growth and aging. The town of Huntersville – the fastest-growing municipality in the state, and one of the fastest in the country – is grappling with both as […]
Small building could be the start of big things for downtown Huntersville
It’s only a 17-unit building on a 0.64 acre lot, but it would add apartments to this fast-growing and rental-scarce suburb when multifamily vacancy rates are at historic lows. And it might even help revive the town of Huntersville’s desire for a denser and more mixed-use downtown at and around Old Statesville and Gilead roads.
M/I Homes rings a Bellington
The plan goes like this: Let another homebuilding/development company do the local-government legwork, buy the property pre-entitled. Then, as another homebuilder/developer, put in the infrastructure, develop the lots and build the houses yourself.
Huntersville church renovation project goes on the town planning process docket
HUNTERSVILLE — The entitlement process will begin April 1 for a church’s plan to rezone a 6.8-acre tract of land at 12340 Mt. Holly-Huntersville Road, at Reese Boulevard, just off […]
Huntersville studies its side of Eastfield Road as the city looks at its side
(See the main story here) HUNTERSVILLE – As the city of Charlotte keeps a keen eye on Eastfield Road ahead of the opening of Prosperity Church Road intersection with Interstate […]
13 to watch in ’13: REBIC and Raleigh
You’re either fer it, or you’re agin it, as they say in the mountains of western North Carolina, and that’s true of possible legislation that REBIC will either back or oppose this year on the other end of the state in Raleigh, where the state legislature is in session.
Villages of Mecklenburg might receive final vote next week for expansion plans
HUNTERSVILLE — A Cornelius developer hoping to make a major in-patient expansion to an existing out-patient facility in Huntersville is looking avoid a strikeout after making two whiffs. In the […]
Bowman Group seeks to up density in final phase of Vermillion subdivision
HUNTERSVILLE — A development firm wants to almost double the approved density of the final phase of a nearly built-out subdivision off Huntersville-Concord and Old Statesville roads. The request comes […]
Huntersville Market land-swap deal OK’d by planning board
In 2008, the town approved the Huntersville Market retail project, on the Charlotte-Huntersville border at Prosperity Church and Eastfield roads. The project has taken five years to get going, in part because of the complexities that come with being in two municipalities.
Church seeks rezoning for renovation and occupancy of existing building in Huntersville
HUNTERSVILLE – A church wants to rezone a 6.8-acre tract of land at 12340 Mt. Holly-Huntersville Road, at Reese Boulevard, just off Interstate 77, town planning department records say. Calvary […]
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