Students or No Students? Chapel Hill Council Weighs Apartment Concept Along MLK Boulevard
The Chapel Hill Town Council recently reviewed a concept plan for a proposed multifamily development at 701 Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard.
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Chapel Hill Town Council Disbands 1 Advisory Board; 8 Others May Soon Follow
The Chapel Hill Town Council cut one community advisory board at its Wednesday meeting, while a vote to eliminate more fell short.
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Chapel Hill Town Staff Recognized for Western NC Helene Recovery Efforts
Chapel Hill Town Council recently recognized town staff who have traveled to western North Carolina and aided in Hurricane Helene recovery.
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No More Putt-Putt: After Lapsed Plan, Carraway Village Turns to More Housing in Chapel Hill
Northwood Ravin submitted plans to Chapel Hill this summer to build a mix of housing options on a parcel north of its Carraway Village.
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Local Government Meetings: October 7-11, 2024
This week in government: Chapel Hill gets results from a community survey, and Orange County’s school boards discuss declining enrollment.
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Local Government Meetings: September 23-27, 2024
This week’s local government agenda includes the Co-Gen Rail Transformation Project in Chapel Hill, plus the upcoming school bond referendum.
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Chapel Hill Council Shares Feedback on Housing, Flex Space Project off Weaver Dairy Road
The Chapel Hill Town Council shared some early positive reviews of proposed housing and flex space development off Weaver Dairy Road.
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Local Government Meetings: September 9-13, 2024
This week in local government, Carrboro revisits charging for parking, while Chapel Hill hears a big development proposal on Weaver Dairy Rd.
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NCDEQ To Host Meeting For Public Comment on Draft Brownfields Agreement
The Department of Environmental Quality will soon host a meeting for public comment on a draft brownfields agreement.
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10 Years After NC Supreme Court Ruled Against Chapel Hill, Cash-Only Towing Fees Remain
Some local businesses have earned reputations for aggressive towing enforcement. A Supreme Court case involving Chapel Hill ten years ago played a part in why they’re still allowed.
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