Commercial Development Visits Capitol Hill

Yesterday REBIC we were with NAIOP Charlotte (the Commercial Real Estate Development Association) in Raleigh visiting with legislators and promoting economic development related initiatives.  We offer a special thank you to Sen. Dave Craven and Sen. Brad Overcash for taking the group on the Senate floor during our meeting and for spearheading the effort that resulted in the Charlotte Regional Business Alliance Foundation and REBIC receiving a state grant to study the issue of adaptive reuse.  The initial phase of that study is targeted for a release in the coming weeks.  

We also had an opportunity to meet with Senate Transportation Chair, Sen. Vickie Sawyer, who discussed her efforts at modernizing the Department of Transportation as well as other plans underway to deliver transportation infrastructure in a more rapid and cost-effective manner.

Rep. Terry Brown also hosted a portion of our group in his office where we discussed the benefits of the growth and economic development we are experiencing here at home in Mecklenburg County.  He used the opportunity to mention his work on providing tax incentives for property owners seeking to utilize land for temporary farmer’s markets in an effort to combat the problem of food deserts. 

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Charlotte Planning Update

Today is the last day to comment on the Revised Charlotte Future 2040 Policy Map & Manual!

Phase 2 of the Charlotte Future 2040 Community Area Planning process concluded in December 2023.  The Revised Charlotte Future 2040 Policy Map is the outcome of Phase 2 workshops.

Comment on the Revised 2040 Policy Map
Also available online is the first edition of the Charlotte Future 2040 Policy Map Manual which provides instructions for how to use and update the Policy Map. 

Comment on the 2040 Policy Map Manual
 
The comment period for both the Revised Map and Manual will close today, June 12, 2024 at 11:59 p.m.
 
You can also view staff responses to comments received during Phase 2 engagement HERE.


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