Charlotte public meetings in 2022
73 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council Zoning Meeting
The Charlotte City Council Zoning Meeting will review several rezoning petitions for residential, business, and industrial uses. The agenda includes proposals for multi-family housing, transit-oriented development, and business districts. Some petitioners have also requested to withdraw or defer their applications.
- Rezoning 146.9 acres at Rhyne Road and Mount Holly Road to light industrial (I-1)
- Rezoning 17.32 acres at Old Statesville Road and Gibbon Road for multi-family residential
- Rezoning 10.60 acres near Central Avenue and East Independence Boulevard
- Withdrawal of rezoning petition 2021-238 by Lennar Carolinas, LLC
- Deferral request for 22.90 acres on Harrisburg Road to January 17, 2023
City Council Special Meeting
The City Council is holding a special meeting focused on infrastructure. The agenda includes presentations defining infrastructure and discussions regarding the evaluation of infrastructure needs.
- Presentation on defining infrastructure
- Evaluation of infrastructure needs
- Discussion of next steps
City Council Business Meeting
The City Council will review the 2023 property revaluation process and the North Carolina opioid settlement. Members will also hold a public hearing on the Cardinal Creek Area voluntary annexation. Additionally, the council will consider extending a ground lease option for affordable housing.
- Public hearing for Cardinal Creek Area voluntary annexation (64.8775 acres)
- Extension of ground lease option for affordable housing on DeWitt Lane and South Boulevard
- Presentation on the 2023 property revaluation process
- Overview of the North Carolina Opioid Settlement
- Public hearing regarding a request to reduce the SouthPark Municipal Service District
Zoning Committee Work Session
The committee is reviewing several rezoning petitions for various properties across Charlotte. Some petitioners have requested to defer their items until January 2023, while others include staff recommendations for approval.
- Rezoning of 42.85 acres by Goldberg Companies, Inc. (requesting deferral)
- Rezoning of 17.32 acres by Roers Companies
- Rezoning of 22.90 acres by Brian Iagnemma
- Rezoning of 10.60 acres by Crosland Southeast
- Rezoning of 7.49 acres by Fiorenza Properties, LLC
Council Committee Discussions
The meeting agenda consists only of procedural boilerplate. The scheduled business includes a closed session to be held as necessary and adjournment.
- Closed Session (as necessary)
Budget, Governance, and Intergovernmental Relations Council Committee
The committee will vote on next steps regarding proposed changes to the city's form of government, including redistricting and term length adjustments. Members will also review the FY 2022 financial audit results and discuss planning for an upcoming infrastructure meeting. Additionally, the committee will review federal and state legislative requests.
- Vote on next steps for changes to the city's form of government
- Review of the FY 2022 Financial Audit Report
- Planning for an upcoming infrastructure meeting
- Discussion of federal and state legislative requests
Housing, Safety and Community Council Committee
The committee will discuss strategies for an upcoming infrastructure meeting and review recommendations to optimize the Housing Trust Fund. The meeting also includes a presentation on the West Side Community Land Trust model and an update on American Rescue Plan Act housing funds.
- Infrastructure meeting planning and strategy discussion
- Recommendations to optimize the Housing Trust Fund
- Overview of the West Side Community Land Trust model
- Update on American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) housing funds
Transportation, Planning, and Development Council Committee
The committee will receive updates regarding Community Area Planning and Alignment Rezoning engagement and the Silver Line interlining evaluation. Members will also discuss topics and recommendations for the December 19, 2022, infrastructure meeting.
- Community Area Planning and Alignment Rezoning engagement update
- Infrastructure meeting planning and recommendations
- Silver Line interlining evaluation and public input update
Jobs and Economic Development Council Committee
The committee will assess topics and make recommendations for an upcoming infrastructure meeting. Staff will also provide a 2022 update on the Corridors of Opportunity program.
- Recommendations for the upcoming infrastructure meeting
- Update on Corridors of Opportunity program and 2022 accomplishments
City Council Business Meeting
The City Council will hold public hearings regarding business investment grants for three different organizations. The agenda also includes updates on the Strategic Mobility Plan and Duke Energy's solar program. Additionally, council members will consider amending animal ordinances related to seizure appeals.
- $959,426 Business Investment Grant for Bosch Rexroth Corporation
- $725,981 Business Investment Grant for Solve Industrial Motion Group
- $40,914 Business Investment Grant for Atlantic Coast Conference
- Ordinance amendment to reduce animal seizure appeal time from 30 to 10 days
- Update on Strategic Mobility Plan implementation
City Council Zoning Meeting
The meeting included a consent agenda of various rezoning requests across several city districts. These proposals involve changes to single-family, industrial, and mixed-use zoning. One petitioner requested to defer their application until December 19, 2022.
- Rezoning of 61.01 acres in the River District to mixed-use (MX-2 INNOV).
- Rezoning of 77.20 acres near Mallard Creek Road to mixed use (MX-2).
- Rezoning of 16.43 acres at Wheatley Avenue and Ellington Street to urban residential.
- Rezoning of 13 acres at Alleghany Street and Ashley Road to multi-family residential.
- Deferral request for rezoning petition 2022-050 (Ascent Real Estate Capital, LLC).
City Council Business Meeting
The council will review updates on the Arts and Culture Plan and city-supported affordable housing recommendations. The meeting also includes votes on several infrastructure contracts and land acquisitions.
- Resolution to establish Juneteenth Independence Day as an annual city holiday
- $215,000 purchase of 0.44 acres at 1017 Little Rock Road for Fire Station #21 expansion
- $675,544.20 contract for the Freedom Drive Intelligent Transportation System project
- $2,064,708.28 contract for the Bonwood Storm Drainage Improvement Project
- Unit price contracts for city building roof repair and consulting services
Council Committee Discussions
The agenda contains only procedural items, including a closed session as necessary and adjournment. No specific discussion topics or public items are listed.
- Closed session (as necessary)
Budget, Governance, and Intergovernmental Relations Council Committee
The committee will discuss topics for an upcoming Housing and Jobs Summit. Members will also receive an overview of planned audits for fiscal year 2023. Additionally, the committee will review federal and state legislative updates.
- Planning topics for an upcoming Housing and Jobs Summit
- Overview of FY 2023 internal audits in progress or planned
- Updates on federal and state legislative activity
Housing, Safety and Community Council Committee
The committee will discuss topics and recommendations for an upcoming Housing and Jobs Summit. Members will also consider a proposal regarding fee reimbursements for affordable housing development.
- Proposal for fee reimbursement for affordable housing development
- Planning discussion for the Housing and Jobs Summit
Jobs and Economic Development Council Committee
The committee will discuss planning for an upcoming Housing and Jobs Summit. Members will also explore how arts and culture policies can drive economic development and job creation. Additionally, the committee will review programs related to international business and identify funding for a global strategy study.
- Planning for an upcoming Housing and Jobs Summit
- Exploring arts and culture policies for job creation
- Reviewing international business work programs and policies
- Identifying funding sources for a global business strategy study
Transportation, Planning, and Development Council Committee
The committee will discuss recommendations for the upcoming Housing and Jobs Summit. Staff will provide an update on CTC engagement and financial frameworks leading to an MOU. The committee will also review Silver Line Center City alternatives and a proposed refinement in the Bojangles Coliseum area.
- Housing and Jobs Summit planning and recommendations
- CTC engagement and financial framework update
- Silver Line Center City alternatives evaluation
- Proposed refinement in the Bojangles Coliseum area
Zoning Committee Work Session
The Zoning Committee is reviewing several rezoning petitions for residential, industrial, and mixed-use developments. Some petitioners have requested to defer their items until December 6, 2022. Staff recommendations include approval for many items, though some are contingent on resolving transportation or technical issues.
- Rezoning of 146.9 acres on Rhyne Road from industrial/residential to light industrial (Petition 2021-284)
- Rezoning of 61.01 acres in the River District from residential to mixed-use (Petition 2021-279)
- Rezoning of 25.91 acres near Carmel Commons Boulevard from office to mixed-use (Petition 2022-016)
- Rezoning of 1 acre on Cindy Lane from residential to light industrial (Petition 2021-244)
- Rezoning of 7.54 acres on Grimes Street from industrial/residential to mixed-use (Petition 2021-275)
City Council Business Meeting
The City Council will discuss a proposal for Convention Center Plaza enhancements and updates on the Housing Trust Fund and American Rescue Plan Act funds. The meeting also includes decisions on street closures and the adoption of an Equity in Governance Framework. Additionally, council members will consider authorizing a $14.8 million purchase of property from Norfolk Southern Railway.
- $14.8 million acquisition of 17.88 acres from Norfolk Southern Railway
- Approval of the Equity in Governance Framework for policy development
- Resolution to close an alleyway off Rozzelles Ferry Road, Lakewood Avenue, and Oregon Street
- Resolution to close an unopened portion of Whittington Street
- Proclamation recognizing Charlotte Women’s Small Business Month
City Council Zoning Meeting
The Charlotte City Council Zoning Meeting includes decisions on several rezoning petitions for industrial, residential, and mixed-use developments. Some petitioners have requested to defer their cases until November 21, 2022.
- Rezoning of 146.9 acres near Rhyne Road by Beacon Acquisitions, LLC & Crescent Communities
- Rezoning of 12.46 acres on West Boulevard by YMCA of Greater Charlotte
- Rezoning of 5.12 acres near NC Music Factory Boulevard by Lennar Carolinas, LLC
- Rezoning of 8.80 acres near Yancey Road by RMR Group, LLC
- Rezoning of 16.65 acres on Northlake Centre Parkway by MAGLC, LLC
City Council Business Meeting
The City Council will hold public hearings regarding three historic landmark designations. Members will also consider amending rules to allow electronic participation in committee meetings. An overview of the Equity in Governance Framework is also scheduled.
- Historic landmark designation for Battle of McIntyre’s Farm Monument
- Historic landmark designation for Franks House at 305 Dunbar Street
- Historic landmark designation for Williams Memorial Presbyterian Church Wall and Marker
- Amendment to Rule 28(a) regarding electronic committee meeting participation
- Proclamations for Indigenous Peoples’ Day, Hispanic Heritage Month, and CROP Hunger Walk Day
Zoning Committee Work Session
The committee is reviewing various rezoning petitions involving residential, industrial, and mixed-use changes. Four petitioners have requested to defer their items until November 1, 2022. For the active petitions, staff recommends approval for most proposals.
- Rezoning of 18.88 acres near I-485 and I-77 from R-3/BP to UR-2(CD) (Petition 2022-006)
- Rezoning of 12.46 acres on West Boulevard to mixed-use development (Petition 2021-267)
- Deferral requests for petitions involving 42.85 acres on Pineville-Matthews Road and other sites
- Rezoning of 8.80 acres on Yancey Road to transit-oriented development (Petition 2022-038)
- Rezoning of 3.8 acres on Fred D. Alexander Boulevard to general industrial (Petition 2021-281)
Council Committee Discussions
The agenda contains only procedural items. No specific topics, ordinances, or discussions are listed in the provided text.
- Closed session (as necessary)
Jobs and Economic Development Council Committee
The committee will discuss ARPA funding, specifically regarding Change Please Coffee. The agenda also includes updates on Arts and Culture and the Corridors of Opportunity program.
- ARPA funding discussion involving Change Please Coffee
- Arts and Culture update
- Corridors of Opportunity update
- Review of Committee Charge and Procedures
Budget, Governance, and Intergovernmental Relations Council Committee
The committee will review existing city policy for virtual and remote meetings to propose recommendations to the full Council. Members will also receive an overview of the current legislative agenda for discussion.
- Review of virtual and remote meeting policies
- Overview of the current legislative agenda
- Introduction and review of committee charge
Housing, Safety and Community Council Committee
The committee will review its charge and procedures. Members will also receive an overview of tree canopy maintenance programs and discuss how development fees affect affordable housing development.
- Review of Committee Charge and Procedures
- Overview of neighborhood tree health initiatives in the Staying in Place work plan
- Discussion of development fee impacts on affordable housing development
Transportation, Planning, and Development Council Committee
The committee will receive information regarding the Community Area Planning/Alignment Rezoning process and the Unified Development Ordinance implementation timeline. Additionally, CATS will provide an update on the 2030 System Plan and current operations.
- Community Area Planning/Alignment Rezoning preview
- Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) implementation timeline
- CATS 2030 Plan update
City Council Business Meeting
The City Council will discuss an update on the Charlotte Transportation Center design. The agenda also includes decisions on two voluntary annexations for residential developments and a review of the MWBE Disparity Study.
- Cresswind Charlotte - Phase 9 Area Voluntary Annexation (60 single-family units)
- Orchard Creek Area Voluntary Annexation (128 single-family homes)
- Resolution to close an alleyway off Ridgecrest Avenue and Ellsworth Road
- Resolution to close the Old Alignment of Ridge Road Off Lawrence Gray Road
- Extension of race and gender-conscious business measures through 2028
City Council Zoning Meeting
The meeting includes several petitions to change land use designations across various districts. Some petitioners have requested to defer their cases to October 17, 2022. Other items include recommendations for both approval and denial of specific zoning changes.
- Rezoning petition 2021-238 (Lennar Carolinas, LLC) to change industrial to mixed-use development
- Rezoning petition 2021-247 for 7.56 acres on Colony Road to mixed-use development
- Rezoning petition 2022-012 for 18.45 acres on IBM Drive to multi-family residential
- Rezoning petition 2022-085 to change 3.12 acres on Beam Road to institutional zoning
- Deferral requests for petitions 2021-209, 2021-213, and 2022-010 to October 17, 2022
City Council Business Meeting
The City Council is reviewing safety initiatives and a disparity study overview. Key actions include approving an $8 million allocation for the rehabilitation of Peppertree Apartments and accepting a $1 million federal grant to expand the Alternatives to Violence Program.
- $8,000,000 allocation for acquisition and rehabilitation of Peppertree Apartments
- $1,000,000 DOJ grant to expand the Alternatives to Violence Program
- Resolution to revise the City's Sponsorship Policy for animal and missing persons events
- Update on SAFE Charlotte safety initiatives
- Overview of the Disparity Study
City Council Special Meeting
This special meeting is dedicated to a Key to the City presentation. The agenda includes remarks from the Mayor and previous recipients.
- Key to the City Presentation
Zoning Committee Work Session
The Charlotte Zoning Committee met to review various land-use changes across the city. The agenda included several rezoning petitions for residential, industrial, and mixed-use developments. Some petitioners also requested to defer their items to a later date.
- Rezoning 52.67 acres on Old Dowd Road to mixed-use (Lennar Carolinas, LLC)
- Rezoning 26.65 acres on Beard Road to multi-family and urban residential (Appaloosa Real Estate Partners)
- Rezoning 18.45 acres on IBM Drive to multi-family residential (RangeWater Real Estate)
- Rezoning 7.56 acres at Colony Road and Morrison Boulevard to mixed-use (HRLP Morrocroft LP)
- Request for deferral of rezoning petition 2021-209 at Steele Creek and Rigsby Road
City Council Business Meeting
The City Council will consider a $5 million funding allocation for The Umbrella Center, a proposed Family Justice Center. Members will also review updates to the Sewer Backup Policy that would increase maximum payouts. Additionally, the council will hold public hearings regarding property annexations and street closures.
- $5,000,000 allocation for The Umbrella Center
- Eastfield Station Area voluntary annexation for 110 single-family homes
- Increasing Sewer Backup Policy maximum payout from $15,000 to $45,000
- Resolution to close a portion of McAlpine Station Drive
- Resolution to close a portion of unopened McAden Street
City Council Zoning Meeting
The meeting includes a session for public comment regarding the adoption of an ordinance to allow social districts in Charlotte. The council will also review several rezoning petitions for various residential, business, and industrial properties.
- Public comment on adopting Chapter 15-Article XV to allow Social Districts
- Rezoning petition 2021-079 for approximately 7.88 acres near North Wendover Road
- Rezoning petition 2021-249 for approximately 25.46 acres on the west side of Steele Creek Road
- Rezoning petition 2022-098 to create a 71-acre historic district on Oaklawn Avenue
- Rezoning petition 2021-276 for approximately 44.95 acres on the I-85 Service Road
City Council Special Meeting
The agenda is procedural, consisting of a single item for a closed session. The purpose of the meeting is to discuss personnel matters pursuant to NC General Statute Section 143-318.ll(a)(6).
- Closed session discussion regarding personnel matters
Zoning Committee Work Session
The Charlotte Zoning Committee is reviewing several rezoning petitions for properties throughout the city. These items include requests for transit-oriented development and historic district designations. Several petitioners have requested to defer their items until August 30, 2022.
- Rezoning of 71 acres near Oaklawn Avenue to a historic district
- Rezoning of 44.95 acres on I-85 Service Road to light industrial
- Rezoning of 12.50 acres on South Boulevard to transit-oriented development
- Requests by several petitioners to defer rezoning items to August 30, 2022
- Rezoning of 2.99 acres at Yancey Road and East Peterson Drive to transit-oriented development
City Council Zoning Meeting
The meeting addresses various rezoning petitions across multiple council districts. Many petitioners have requested to defer their cases until August 15, 2022, while other items involve proposed changes to residential, business, and industrial zoning classifications.
- Deferral of rezoning petitions 2021-141 through 2021-263 to August 15, 2022
- Rezoning of 7.88 acres on North Wendover Road by Piedmont Capital, LLC
- Rezoning of 0.69 acres at Central Avenue and Nandina Street by Boulevard at 1800 Central, LLC
- Rezoning of 5.12 acres near NC Music Factory Boulevard by Lennar Carolinas, LLC
- Rezoning of 1.50 acres on Providence Road by MPV Properties
City Council Business Meeting
The City Council is conducting a public hearing regarding the second draft of the Unified Development Ordinance (UDO). This ordinance aims to consolidate eight city regulations, including zoning and stormwater, into one document. The meeting also includes updates on arts and culture initiatives and Americans with Disabilities Act programs.
- Public hearing on the Unified Development Ordinance second draft
- Proclamation for Americans with Disabilities Act Awareness Day
- Public comment on Charlotte Streets Map and Streets Manual
- Arts and Culture update
- Americans with Disabilities Act update
Zoning Committee Work Session
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Zoning Committee is reviewing several rezoning petitions across various city districts. Several petitioners have requested to defer their items until August 2, 2022. The agenda includes requests for changes to residential, business, and industrial zoning.
- Rezoning of 0.33 acres at East 34th Street (The Drakeford Company) with staff recommending against approval
- Rezoning of 25.46 acres on Steele Creek Road (Mill Creek Residential) to mixed-use and neighborhood services
- Rezoning of 42.85 acres on Pineville-Matthews Road (Goldberg Companies, Inc.) requested for deferral
- Rezoning of 7.88 acres on North Wendover Road (Piedmont Capital, LLC) to neighborhood services
- Rezoning of 3.74 acres at South Tryon Street and Pressley Road (Chris Ogunrinde) requested for deferral
City Council Zoning Meeting
The meeting includes several rezoning petitions for residential, business, and industrial uses. Multiple petitioners requested to defer their items to July 18, 2022. One petition was officially withdrawn.
- Rezoning of 25.46 acres on Steele Creek Road by Mill Creek Residential
- Rezoning of 15.54 acres near Ikea Boulevard by Cambridge Properties, Inc.
- Request to defer rezoning for 7.88 acres on North Wendover Road
- Rezoning of 8.6 acres on Tyvola Road by Coral Reef Investment Properties IES, LLC
- Withdrawal of petition 2019-009 by Joseph Rhodes
City Council Business Meeting
The City Council will receive public comment on the Strategic Mobility Plan and consider several requests to close streets and alleyway portions. The council will also consider annexing a 56.022-acre property in the Sunset Creek Area to allow for new single-family and multi-family homes.
- Annexation of 56.022 acres in Sunset Creek Area for 131 single-family and 150 multi-family homes
- Public hearing on the Strategic Mobility Plan
- Resolution to close an alleyway off East 16th Street parallel to Pegram Street
- Resolution to close Old Ridge Road
- Proclamations for Juneteenth and LGBTQ Pride Month
Zoning Committee Work Session
The committee is reviewing several rezoning petitions involving residential, industrial, and mixed-use developments across Charlotte. Two petitioners have requested to defer their items until July 5, 2022. Staff recommendations for most listed items suggest approval.
- Rezoning 2021-238 near NC Music Factory Boulevard (requested deferral)
- Rezoning 2021-112 near Ikea Boulevard for mixed-use development
- Rezoning 2021-249 for 25.46 acres on Steele Creek Road
- Rezoning 2021-251 for 13.08 acres on Mallard Creek Road
- Rezoning 2021-235 near Tyvola Road for multi-family residential
City Council Strategy Session
The City Council Strategy Session includes updates on committee work plans and the Picasso project. Members will also discuss the Strategic Mobility Plan, Neighborhood Traffic Calming Policy, and Social Districts.
- Review of Strategic Mobility Plan public draft
- Neighborhood Traffic Calming Policy discussion
- Innovation Barn planning updates
- Social Districts discussion
- Council Committee Report Outs for April and May 2022
City Council Business Meeting
The City Council will vote on the $3.24 billion Fiscal Year 2023 operating budget and a five-year capital investment plan. This includes decisions on property tax rates, water and sewer fees, and solid waste fee adjustments. The meeting also features updates on the Spectrum Center and upcoming property revaluations.
- Adoption of FY 2023 Operating Appropriations and Tax Levy Ordinance
- Approval of FY 2023-2027 Capital Investment Plan
- Adjustment of annual residential solid waste fee from $75.02 to 86.06
- Spectrum Center status update and discussion
- Review of upcoming property revaluation by Mecklenburg County Tax Assessor
City Council Budget Workshop
The City Council is conducting a workshop to consider adjustments from the May 11, 2022, budget meeting. The council will discuss directing the City Manager to prepare documents and resolutions for the FY 2023 Budget Ordinance. The session includes a review of next steps leading to budget adoption on May 31.
- Consideration of adjustments from the May 11, 2022, budget meeting
- Motion for City Manager to prepare FY 2023 Budget Ordinance documents and resolutions
- Review of next steps for the May 31 budget adoption
City Council Zoning Meeting
The Charlotte City Council Zoning Meeting includes several proposals to change land use designations for various properties. Some petitioners have requested to defer their items until the June 20, 2022 meeting. Other items involve changing zoning from residential or industrial to mixed-use or neighborhood services.
- Rezoning of 133.09 acres by Red Sea Properties
- Rezoning of 30.16 acres by Profile Homes
- Rezoning of 60.65 acres by Steele Creek 1997, LLC
- Deferral requests for four petitions to June 20, 2022
- Rezoning of 7.88 acres by Piedmont Capital, LLC
City Council Special Meeting
Planning, Design and Development staff will review several topics from the Draft Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) with Council. Staff will provide recommendations for changes to gather feedback before the next draft is released in late May. This discussion supports the goal of UDO adoption in summer 2022.
- Review of Draft Unified Development Ordinance topics
- Staff recommendations for proposed UDO changes
City Council Budget Workshop
The City Council is holding a workshop to discuss and consider potential adjustments to the proposed Fiscal Year 2023 budget. The meeting also includes a review of next steps for upcoming budget straw votes and adoption.
- Discussion of potential adjustments to the proposed FY 2023 budget
- Consideration of any proposed budget adjustments
- Review of next steps for May 25 straw votes and May 31 budget adoption
City Council Business Meeting
The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding the proposed Fiscal Year 2023 Operating Budget and the 2023-2027 Capital Investment Plan. The agenda also includes a decision on the voluntary annexation of the Enclave at Fairhill Pond Area to allow for 44 single-family homes.
- Public hearing on proposed $784.8 million FY 2023 Operating Budget
- $1 billion five-year General Capital Investment Plan
- Voluntary annexation of 13.003 acres at Enclave at Fairhill Pond Area
- Proclamation for Mental Health Awareness Month
City Council Special Meeting
Planning, Design & Development staff will present recommendations for changes to the Draft Unified Development Ordinance (UDO). These recommendations address community comments received through an online portal and community conversations. The goal is to obtain Council feedback before the next draft is released in late May.
- Review of Draft Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) topics
- Staff recommendations for UDO changes based on community feedback
Zoning Committee Work Session
The Charlotte Zoning Committee is reviewing several rezoning petitions for various properties throughout the city. Some petitioners have requested to defer their items to June 7, 2022. The session includes proposals ranging from small residential lots to over 133 acres of land.
- Rezoning of 133.09 acres by Red Sea Properties near University City Boulevard
- Rezoning of 60.65 acres by Steele Creek 1997, LLC at I-485 and Arrowood Road
- Rezoning of 30.16 acres by Profile Homes near Freedom Drive
- Request to defer Crescent Communities petition (2021-197) to June 7, 2022
- Rezoning of 15.83 acres by Dominion Realty Partners along Rountree Road
City Council Strategy Session
This strategy session includes a presentation of the City Manager’s proposed FY 2023 budget. The meeting is focused on discussing the upcoming fiscal year budget proposal.
- Proposed FY 2023 Budget presentation
Legislative Forum
The General Assembly delegation will hold a legislative briefing. The agenda includes updates regarding mobility, infrastructure, community needs, and American Rescue Plan funding.
- American Rescue Plan funding update
- Discussion of mobility positions
- Discussion of infrastructure and community needs positions
City Council Zoning Meeting
The meeting includes several rezoning petitions for residential, business, and industrial properties. Many petitioners have requested to defer their cases until May 23, 2022. Other items involve reviewing proposed changes to existing zoning classifications.
- Deferral request for Drakeford Communities (6.57 acres)
- Deferral request for Boulevard at 1800 Central, LLC (0.69 acres)
- Staff non-recommendation for The Drakeford Company petition (0.33 acres)
- Rezoning of 36.23 acres by PDC Land Acquisition, LLC
- Rezoning of 37.14 acres by Tribute Companies, Inc.
City Council Business Meeting
The Council will hold public hearings on airport revenue bonds up to $425,000,000 and bond anticipation notes up to $300,000,000. The meeting also includes a hearing on the FY 2023 Annual Action Plan for Housing and Community Development, which involves an estimated $12,596,929 in federal funding. Additionally, the Council will consider an infrastructure reimbursement agreement for North Greenville.
- Public hearing on airport revenue bonds up to $425,000,000 and bond anticipation notes up to $300,000,000
- Public hearing on the FY 2023 Annual Action Plan for Housing and Community Development
- Infrastructure reimbursement agreement with The Drakeford Company not to exceed $2,214,718
- Ordinance approving the creation of the SouthPark Municipal Service District
- Update on the 7th and North Tryon redevelopment project
City Council Budget Workshop
The City Council will hold a budget workshop to review updates on various city services. The session includes discussions on digital transformation and reports from the Charlotte Water, CATS, and Aviation enterprise funds.
- Digital Transformation update
- Charlotte Water and Storm Water Services report
- CATS report
- Aviation report
- Financial Partners discussion
Zoning Committee Work Session
The Charlotte Zoning Committee met to discuss various rezoning petitions for residential, commercial, and mixed-use developments. Several petitioners requested to defer their items to a meeting on May 3, 2022. The session included reviews of proposals ranging from small lot changes to large-scale acreage rezonings.
- Rezoning petition 2021-142 for 36.23 acres to multi-family residential and neighborhood services
- Rezoning petition 2021-150 for 37.14 acres to multi-family residential
- Rezoning petition 2021-215 for 102 acres to mixed-use
- Deferral requests to May 3, 2022, for petitions 2021-197, 2021-199, and 2021-201
- Rezoning petition 2021-216 where staff does not recommend approval in its current form
City Council Strategy Session
The City Council will hold a strategy session to review March 2022 committee reports. The agenda includes discussions on Housing Trust Fund recommendations and an update on the American Rescue Plan. Members will also review proposed updates to the City Code.
- March 2022 Council Committee Report Outs
- Housing Trust Fund Recommendations
- American Rescue Plan Update
- Proposed City Code updates
City Council Business Meeting
The City Council is reviewing recommendations for HOME Program funding and updates to the Strategic Energy Action Plan. The agenda includes decisions on historic landmark designations for two properties and a code update regarding criminal enforcement. The council will also consider closing a right-of-way on Oakwood Avenue.
- Historic landmark designation for McDonald’s Cafeteria and Mini-Center at 2023 Beatties Ford Road
- Historic landmark designation for Charlotte Quartermaster Depot and Area Missile Plant
- Ordinance to update City Code criminal enforcement per NC Senate Bill 300
- Resolution to close right-of-way between 3427 and 3439 Oakwood Avenue
- Review of HOME Program Request for Proposals recommendations
City Council Zoning Meeting
The Charlotte City Council Zoning Meeting includes several petitions to change land use designations. Several petitioners have requested deferrals of their items to April 18, 2022.
- Rezoning of 184.9 acres by Steele Creek (1997), LLC
- Rezoning of 45.31 acres by Trevi Partners, LLC
- Rezoning of 36.73 acres by Blu South, LLC
- Rezoning of 26.84 acres by Green Street Land Co. LLC
- Deferral requests for several petitions to April 18, 2022
City Council Budget Workshop
The City Council is holding a workshop to review several budget-related topics. Discussions include steady state affordability, transportation capital investments, and advanced planning fund projects. The council will also discuss priorities for the 2022–2028 bond strategy.
- Steady State Affordability Update
- Transportation Capital Investments
- Advanced Planning Fund Projects
- 2022 - 2028 Bond Strategy and Priorities Discussion
Zoning Committee Work Session
The Charlotte Zoning Committee reviewed several rezoning petitions involving residential, business, and industrial land uses. Several petitioners requested to defer their items to April 5, 2022. One petitioner has officially withdrawn their application for the Randolph Road area.
- Rezoning of 184.9 acres near Steele Creek Road to include office and mixed-use development
- Rezoning of 36.73 acres south of East Westinghouse Boulevard to urban residential and commercial
- Staff recommendation against rezoning 0.33 acres on East 34th Street
- Rezoning of 26.84 acres near Harrisburg Road to multi-family residential
- Withdrawal of petition 2021-176 for property on Randolph Road
City Council Strategy Session
The Charlotte City Council will hold a strategy session to review committee reports. The agenda features updates on Eastland, the Charlotte Future 2040 Policy Map, and the Unified Development Ordinance.
- HOME Program RFP recommendations
- Eastland update
- Charlotte Future 2040 Policy Map update
- Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) update
- Council Committee Chair Report Outs
City Council Business Meeting
The City Council is conducting a public hearing to receive comments on the proposed SouthPark Municipal Service District. This district would use a 4-cent tax rate per $100 in valuation to generate an estimated $1,350,000 annually for local improvements. The meeting also includes receiving public comment on the Charlotte Future 2040 Policy Map.
- Public hearing for proposed SouthPark Municipal Service District
- Public comment on Charlotte Future 2040 Policy Map
- Update on SAFE Charlotte Grant Funding
- Update on the 2022 Disparity Study
City Council Zoning Meeting
The meeting includes decisions on several rezoning petitions and public hearings for various land uses. Proposed changes include multi-family residential, industrial, and mixed-use developments. Some items are being deferred or have been withdrawn by the petitioners.
- Rezoning 21.30 acres at Rocky River Road and John Russell Road to multi-family residential (2021-089)
- Rezoning 58.26 acres near Charlotte Douglas International Airport to general industrial (2021-157)
- Rezoning 73.97 acres at North Community House Road and Johnston Road to mixed-use development (2021-160)
- Public hearing for rezoning 184.9 acres near Steele Creek Road to office and mixed-use (2021-093)
- Rezoning 13.37 acres at Eastfield Road and Independence Hill Road to multi-family residential (2021-100)
City Council Business Meeting
The City Council will consider authorizing the use of federal ARPA funds for small businesses, non-profits, and workforce programs. The agenda also includes proposals to transfer four city-owned properties to developers for affordable housing.
- Allocation of up to $14 million in ARPA funds for small business, workforce, and hospitality support
- Allocation of up to $3.5 million in ARPA funds for non-profit operating grants
- Authorization to transfer four city-owned properties for affordable housing development
- Public hearing on the permanent closure of Ormand Court off Sloan Street
- Update on the Charlotte Future 2040 Policy Map process and schedule
City Council Budget Workshop
The City Council will discuss the Fiscal Year 2023 General Fund and budget development outlook. The workshop also includes discussions regarding workforce, employee compensation, and healthcare.
- FY 2023 General Fund and Budget Development Outlook
- FY 2023 Budget Outlook
- Workforce updates
- Employee compensation
- Healthcare
City Council Strategy Session
The City Council Strategy Session includes discussions on 2022 council committee work plans and report outs. The agenda also covers recommendations for using city-owned land for affordable housing and an update on COVID-19 federal stimulus funds.
- 2022 Council Committee Work Plans
- Recommendations for City-Owned Land for Affordable Housing
- COVID-19 Federal Stimulus Update
Zoning Committee Work Session
The Zoning Committee is reviewing several rezoning petitions for residential, commercial, and industrial uses. Some petitioners have requested to defer their items until March 8, 2022. Staff recommendations are provided for each item, though no final decisions were recorded in this agenda.
- 73.97-acre rezoning by Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools & Woodfield Development, LLC to mixed-use
- 58.26-acre rezoning near Charlotte Douglas International Airport to industrial (I-2)
- 21.30-acre rezoning at Rocky River Road and John Russell Road to multi-family residential
- 35.87-acre rezoning along Ardrey Kell Road (Staff does not recommend approval)
- 13.37-acre rezoning at Eastfield Road and Independence Hill Road to conditional multi-family
City Council Business Meeting
The City Council will discuss updates on COVID-19 federal stimulus investments and Charlotte SHOUT! planning initiatives. The agenda includes a public hearing for a business investment grant to Arrival Automotive USA Inc. to support job creation. Additionally, the council will consider bridge inspection contracts and a wastewater treatment plant expansion project.
- Business Investment Grant of up to $143,800 to Arrival Automotive USA Inc.
- Bridge inspection contracts with Rummel, Klepper & Kahl, L.L.P. totaling $957,548.59
- NCDOT safety project resolution for NC 24/27 at Reddman Road
- Wastewater treatment plant expansion cost share of approximately $54,000,000
City Council Zoning Meeting
The Charlotte City Council Zoning Meeting on January 18, 2022, includes decisions on several rezoning petitions across various districts. These items involve changes to residential, commercial, and industrial zoning. Some petitions were also deferred to a meeting on February 21, 2022.
- Rezoning of ~1 acre near Parkwood Avenue and Hawthorne Lane (Verde Homes, LLC)
- Rezoning of ~11.24 acres at Rocky River Church Road and Albemarle Road (Albemarle Property Investors, LLC)
- Rezoning of ~1.21 acres at South Boulevard and Carolina Pavilion Drive South (Chick-Fil-A, Inc.)
- Rezoning of ~1.89 acres in NoDa on E. 36th Street (Ascent Real Estate Capital, LLC)
- Deferral of rezoning petitions for Grandin Road and Albemarle Road to February 2022
City Council Business Meeting
The Charlotte City Council will review updates on the 2040 Policy Map and the CMPD 2021 year-end report. The agenda includes decisions on two voluntary annexations for residential developments and a right-of-way closure. The council will also consider a $30,266,966 construction contract for sanitary sewer improvements.
- $30,266,966 contract for Irwin Tributary Sanitary Sewer construction along Remount Road
- Kennington Area voluntary annexation for 106 single-family homes
- Creekside Grove Subdivision Area voluntary annexation for 10 single-family homes
- $150,000 estimated annual expenditure for fire department training uniforms
- Closure of an unopened right-of-way off Rocky River Road
Zoning Committee Work Session
The Charlotte Zoning Committee held a work session to review sixteen rezoning petitions. The items involve requests to change zoning for various residential, industrial, and business properties. Most petitions include staff recommendations for approval, though some are subject to resolving transportation or design issues.
- Rezoning petition 2021-019 by Fifth Third Bank (Staff does not recommend approval)
- Rezoning of 7.69 acres at Steele Creek Road and Hamilton Road (Kinger Homes, LLC)
- Rezoning of 1.21 acres at South Boulevard and Carolina Pavilion Drive South (Chick-Fil-A, Inc.)
- Rezoning of 1.89 acres in NoDa along E. 36th Street (Ascent Real Estate Capital, LLC)
- Rezoning of 114.46 acres on Harris Houston Road (K Sade Ventures, LLC)