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Development

Approved Projects Transforming Our Town

August 30, 2023 by Susanna Wedra

Yarbrough Village rezoning was approved by the current Waxhaw Board of Commissioners on January 10, 2023. This is in addition to at least 600 units already approved by this current board. (Hwy 75/Somer Street, Rogers Pond Subdivision, Villages of Waxhaw, Prescot Village, Cottage Park, Southcreek, and Amavi).Yarbrough Village will have up to:8 units per acre […]

Filed Under: Development, General

Waxhaw Neighborhood Centers

August 27, 2023 by Susanna Wedra

There are 10 Neighborhood Centers depicted on the Future Land Use draft. It is nearly impossible to see the yellow circles over the yellow zoned areas on that map, so I included the Pedestrian Plan map as well. You may ask, what does a Neighborhood Center include?Single-FamilyAttached Cottage HomesDuplex/Triplex/QuadraplexUpper Story ApartmentsLive Work UnitsThe following two […]

Filed Under: Development, General

Top Down Growth Planning

August 23, 2023 by Susanna Wedra

Smart Growth America and How They are Transforming our Town:The Waxhaw Board of Commissioners adopted a development plan created by Smart Growth America. Smart Growth America is a 501-(c)(3) that is funded by organizations such as The Rockefeller Foundation and follows a housing and development model closely aligned with the United Nations 2030 Agenda.The Rockefeller […]

Filed Under: Development, General

Polo Grounds Proposed Development

August 15, 2023 by Susanna Wedra

Click images for information about the proposal. The property is currently zoned R-1 and EC.

Filed Under: Development, General

Adelina Development

August 5, 2023 by Susanna Wedra

The approval of the Adelina development, that will connect to the Inverness community, is not a foregone conclusion.

Filed Under: Development, General

The Vicious Waxhaw Circle

July 29, 2023 by Richard Daunt

As local property taxes go up, long-time residents with land may not be able to afford them. Over time they end up selling their land and moving away. This paves the way for higher-density development and higher population. The increased population boosts town revenues, and elected officials tend to find a way to spend it […]

Filed Under: Development, Election, General, Taxes, Transparency

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