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Two by Two 101

May 12, 2024 by Richard Daunt

What’s a “two by two”? It’s the name given to the practice of splitting the Waxhaw Board of Commissioners into groups of two so the town staff can meet with them away from the public eye. According to NC Open Meetings Law, the public must be invited when a majority of a legislative public body […]

Filed Under: General, Transparency Tagged With: transparency, waxhaw

Update from Commissioner Susanna Wedra

May 9, 2024 by Richard Daunt

Here’s another video update from Commissioner Wedra, specifically regarding some more new developments that are proposed.

Filed Under: Development, General Tagged With: high-density, Residential development, waxhaw

Meet Mayor Murray

April 28, 2024 by Richard Daunt

This Tuesday, come out to meet and chat with our new Mayor, Robert Murray III.

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Graham Property Annex/Rezone

April 25, 2024 by Susanna Wedra

On April 23, 2024, in a 3 to 2 vote, the Waxhaw Board of Commissioners (BOC) approved the annexation of 168.58 acres from Union County R-20 to Waxhaw R-3 and Employment Center, despite strong opposition from the neighbors and surrounding community.NCGS 160D-605(b) addresses the statement of reasonableness, in that the statute lists factors to consider, […]

Filed Under: Development, General Tagged With: high-density, Residential development, waxhaw

Your Vote Log

April 25, 2024 by Richard Daunt

Here’s how you can keep track of how everyone is voting. It goes back about four years and will be kept up to date going forward. Most of the focus is on growth/development, but it also has a few other items of interest.

Filed Under: General, Transparency Tagged With: Voting, waxhaw

Graham Annexation and Rezoning

April 23, 2024 by Richard Daunt

On April 23rd, 2024, the BOC voted to annex 168.58 acres of Mel Graham’s property into the town and zone it to a higher density than the previous county zoning. No development plan has been formulated, but this will lead to a minimum of 240 new residential units.

Filed Under: BOC Vote Log Tagged With: high-density, Residential development, waxhaw

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