Who is going to read 55 pages of contract language?
Why are we doing this anyway? The developer wants to develop and the Town gets to set the rules for anything over and above current zoning. Why doesn't the Town Council simply say - if you want more freedom to develop this parcel, here are the x requirements of what you must do? Period. Give us, the voters, a chance to comment on that document before it is handed to the developer, let the Council take those comments into accounts, make any revisions and then to the developer. The developer can then take it or leave it. Why do we have to negotiate anything with the developer?
News, information and views related to the potential development of land on 15-501 in southern Chapel Hill, NC, opposite Southern Village. Please direct any questions to Terry MAGUIRE at wterrymaguire@gmail.com.
Thursday, April 9, 2015
Monday, April 6, 2015
Sunday, April 5, 2015
UNC-Chapel Hill Honors 100-Year-Old Request For Living Time Capsule | WUNC
What are the Montgomery Ward lessons for Obey Creek?
Thursday, April 2, 2015
When Wal-Mart Comes To Town, What Does It Mean For Workers? : The Salt : NPR
So much to learn about these things.
Wednesday, April 1, 2015
The Neighborhood Wal-Mart, A Blessing Or A Curse? : NPR
Has anyone really analyzed the impact that the 15-501 North Chatham Walmart has had on the Obey Creek/Southern Village area?
Sunday, March 29, 2015
Kirk Ross: Tax plan could be game changer | News and Observer News and Observer
So, how does this get applied to Obey Creek?
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