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MPV Properties – Joey Morganthall & Robbie Adams
MPV Properties (“MPV”) and Brookdale Shopping Center are pleased to announce three new tenants. The new tenants include F45 Training, Mosaic Pediatric Therapy, and Poke Ramen. F45 Training is still wrapping up construction and is hoping to start classes by the end of the month. Mosaic officially opened their doors earlier this month, making Brookdale home to their 7th Charlotte location. Poke Ramen is still working on their space and they expect to open during the Spring.
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Avison Young – Chris Loyd & Tom Tropeano
Lowe’s Cos. Inc. (NYSE: LOW) has snapped up a notable industrial space near Charlotte Douglas International Airport. The company confirmed to the Charlotte Business Journal this week that it had signed a lease at 7800 Tuckaseegee Road. Lowe’s did not confirm jobs numbers or a timeline for the operations there but said the facility will support the company’s distribution capabilities. Read More!
MPV Properties – Joey Morganthall & Robbie Adams
MPV Properties (“MPV”) is pleased to announce that Huntington Learning Center is taking Suite 105, a 2,387 SF space, at The Crossing at Doby’s Bridge in Fort Mill, SC. The property is located on the southeast signalized intersection of Fort Mill Southern Bypass and N Doby’s Bridge Rd/Hwy 660/Holbrook Rd. The space is in the beginning stages of construction and is expected to be completed by June 2022.
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Starting 15 February 2022, Land Development application permits submitted will have to comply with NCIFC 507.1 and 507.5.1. for hydrant spacing. Hydrant spacing to sprinkler system FDC, (both NFPA 13 and 13R) will have to be within 200’ of truck travel to the respected fire hydrant.
CFD will accept compliance to the current city ordinances for hydrant distance when submitted to Building Standards (Mecklenburg County Code Enforcement), for building permit, which includes the APPROVED plans from a Land Development project with a submittal date no later than 14 February 2022 or other evidence of vested infrastructure (e.g. approved rezoning plans, recorded plats, existing lots of record or subdivisions with no public infrastructure plans).
Likewise, for Land Development, a permit application date on or after 14 February 2022 will have to comply with the new “TOWER” apparatus weight and turning maneuver. The new design weight for fire apparatus access roads shall not be less than 85,000 pounds and the turn radii shall not exceed the outside radii of 42’-3 ½”. For any more specific information to design the turn template contact the manufacturer.
With no city fire presence (temporarily) in the PED, Urban, TOD, and Enhanced processes, the above information is important for the designer to design the infrastructure without delay in the Building Standards (Mecklenburg County Code Enforcement) process; CFD will verify compliance of the infrastructure at the Building Standards (Mecklenburg County Code Enforcement) review. For Multifamily reviews, a CFD FTE is still reviewing SDRMF projects. Unfortunately, this absence in PED, TOD, Urban, and Enhanced will exist until the hiring of additional FTE’s is approved.
CFD cannot guarantee a time frame of review for the resubmitted projects. At the discretion of the CLT Dev. Team, “management” of the team can approve as noted with this note: “Infrastructure will be reviewed at the Building Standards (Mecklenburg County Code Enforcement) submittal”.
City of Charlotte Fire Marshal,
Kevin Miller
We are proud to introduce our new association members! The following is a list of individuals who have joined CRCBR since November 1st:
Get to know CRCBR’s members in our Leadership Spotlight series. This issue, we’re featuring Merritt Croom, Senior Commercial Agent for The Tuttle Company. Merritt is part of CRCBR’s 2022 Leadership Class. Check out our Q&A with Merritt.
Years in the Industry: Going into my 3rd year (However, after the recent Annual Luncheon it looks like I’m going to be the Den Mother)
Hometown: Rock Hill, SC
Most satisfying part of your job: I really enjoy that every day is different and I really love all of the different people that I get to interact with.
Last book you read or movie you’ve seen: “The Last Thing He Told Me” by Laura Dave. Hallmark Christmas Movies.
Favorite/Dream vacation spot: I’m always a sucker for anywhere warm but I’d LOVE to go back to Le Manoir aux Quat’Saisons in Oxford, England.
Favorite Food/ Restaurant in Charlotte: Osso Bucco at Toscana Ristorante Italiano at the Specialty Shops in SouthPark
Hobbies/Interests: Art, photography, and I love doing anything outdoors with our two Dobermans… Apollo and Mya.
If you could have lunch with anyone (living or dead) who would it be and why? My Father because I miss him every day otherwise Georgia O’Keeffe, she was an amazing artist and an even more impressive woman.
One thing on your bucket list: Hike the Grand Canyon or Sky Dive.
What you like best about CRCBR: I’ve only been a member for a couple of years but enjoy networking and social events. I’m hoping to learn more about what CRCBR has to offer this year.
What’s something that most people don’t know about you? I ran two sections of the Salt Lake City 2002 “Olympic Torch Relay” in Hot Springs Arkansas. I ran the second leg into the Ouachita National Forest
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Did you know that the Members on the Move post is our most viewed and reaches over 1,000 CRCBR members in our Voice Highlights newsletter? We are always looking to recognize our members for their achievements. Please send any recent news or transaction information to thevoice@crcbr.org.
Avison Young – Henry Lobb
The Silverman Group has begun construction on its latest industrial project in the region, adding another building to Legacy Park East in Rock Hill. The building is at 2020 Williams Industrial Drive and is expected to deliver this summer. Once it is completed, it would run Silverman’s holdings at Legacy Park East over 770,000 square feet. Read More!
Legacy Real Estate Advisors – Adam Williams
The real estate arm of New York-based Blackstone Inc. recently acquired an apartment development off Park Road, property records show. Adam Williams with Legacy Real Estate Advisors is handling the retail leasing. The acquisition continues Blackstone’s steady growth in the Charlotte market. Read More!
Colliers International – Rob Speir, Justin Smith & Greg Gosselin
An out-of-state real estate firm has completed another notable move in the Charlotte region. This time, it secured leases to bring one of its properties here to full occupancy. Minneapolis-based Meritex has been active in the Charlotte industrial market for several years now. Read More!
From the News & Observer:
North Carolina Senate Republicans plan on Wednesday to postpone the state’s primary elections to June 7, citing ongoing litigation of the newly enacted redistricting maps. The state Supreme Court scheduled arguments in the redistricting case for Feb. 2. The court in December pushed back the primary from its original March 8 date to May 17, as part of an expedited hearing schedule for challenges to the redrawn maps. But Sen. Ralph Hise, R-Mitchell, said Monday that the current schedule “is an extremely short timeframe that will cause unnecessary confusion and chaos.”
The State Board of Elections would need finalized districts in place by Feb. 14 “if it is to hold orderly primary elections under the current schedule,” Hise said in a statement announcing the vote. Republican lawmakers want to make sure they have time to redraw maps for the state Senate, state House and U.S. House if the N.C. Supreme Court — which has a 4-3 Democratic majority — orders them to be redrawn.
NC lawmakers to vote on delaying 2022 primaries again…
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Last summer the City of Charlotte Planning, Design & Development Department kicked-off the Charlotte Future 2040 Policy Map process as a first step in putting the Charlotte Future 2040 Comprehensive Plan into action. Thank you to those of you who have participated in engagement in this effort to date.
The SECOND DRAFT of the Charlotte Future 2040 Policy Map is now available for review!
After releasing the first draft Charlotte Future 2040 Policy Map in October 2021, the project team collected and reviewed the community input received and completed revisions to the map, including:
5 Ways to Engage
There are multiple ways to participate in this phase of engagement. Due to the current COVID situation, engagement is limited to virtual meetings. For more information, see below:
To learn more information about the Charlotte Future 2040 Policy Map, please visit cltfuture2040.com.
Get to know CRCBR’s members in our Leadership Spotlight series. This issue, we’re featuring Tom Phillips, Senior Project Manager for Ranger Construction. Tom also serves as the Corporate Associate Director-At-Large for the Board from January 2021 thru December 2022 and is an active member of the Program Committee. Check out our Q&A with Tom:
Name (including designations):
Thomas Phillips
Company:
Ranger Construction
Current Position/Industry Specialty:
Sr Project Manager
Years in the Industry:
25+
Hometown:
Buffalo, NY
Most satisfying part of your job?
Interacting with people
Last book read, movie or series seen?
I recently read Raging 2020’s by Alex Ross.
Who do you follow on social media?
I don’t actually use social media.
Favorite or dream vacation spot?
Swiss Alps
Favorite hot spot or restaurant in Charlotte?
Barcelona Wine Bar
Hobbies or interests:
Skiing, paddle boarding, golf, swimming, hiking & wine tasting
An item on your bucket list:
Skydiving
If you could have lunch with anyone (living or dead) who would it be and why?
My deceased Grandfather, I was only 8 when he died but he was a successful businessman and very spiritual that I would enjoy a conversation with
What do you like best about CRCBR?
The people.
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