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  1. Storm caused flood damage and recovery efforts in Chapel Hill and Carrboro, North Carolina, with the border region hosting the Great Dismal Swamp.
  2. Local governments in the Chapel Hill/Carrboro area are considering regulations for industry, transit, and housing.

Chapel Hill Town Council Approves Residential Zoning Change for Cedars

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The Chapel Hill Town Council approved a change to the Meadowmont Master Land Use Plan. This approval reclassifies a parcel of land from commercial use to residential use. The change allows for up to 12 dwelling units within The Cedars of Chapel Hill retirement community. Scott Murray, president of Scott Murray Land Planning, Inc., led the proposal.

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Why it matters

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The change addresses the need for more housing within The Cedars retirement community. The land, which was originally slated for commercial use, will now be used for residential housing units. This adjustment impacts the regulatory planning framework for the Meadowmont area in Chapel Hill.

Local governments in the Chapel Hill/Carrboro area are currently considering regulations regarding industry, transit, and housing.

From dailytarheel.com

Who's involved

  • Chapel HillThe town whose council approved the zoning change
  • CedarsThe retirement community benefiting from the residential zoning change
  • Scott MurrayThe president of Scott Murray Land Planning, Inc., who led the land planning changes

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