File #: 14-0345    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Agendas Status: Passed
File created: 11/26/2014 In control: Board of Aldermen
On agenda: 12/2/2014 Final action: 12/2/2014
Title: Update on Community Conversation Regarding Development of Properties at 201 N. Greensboro Street PURPOSE: The purpose of this item is to update the Board of Aldermen on a process and schedule for community-sponsored conversations related to development of the properties previously proposed for redevelopment as a new CVS location in downtown Carrboro.
Attachments: 1. Resolution 12-2-2014.pdf
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Update on Community Conversation Regarding Development of Properties at 201 N. Greensboro Street

PURPOSE: The purpose of this item is to update the Board of Aldermen on a process and schedule for community-sponsored conversations related to development of the properties previously proposed for redevelopment as a new CVS location in downtown Carrboro.
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DEPARTMENT: Planning

CONTACT INFORMATION: Patricia McGuire - 919-918-7327-pmcguire@townofcarrboro.org

INFORMATION: In June 2014, the Board of Aldermen discussed a possible strategy for engaging property owners and the community on development options for the area bounded by Center, Short, W.Weaver and N. Greensboro Streets, the area known collectively as 201 N. Greensboro Street that has been proposed for redevelopment as a new CVS location in downtown Carrboro.

Aldermen Gist, Haven-O'Donnell, and Johnson met during the summer break to consider options for moving forward and to discuss a framework for community engagement, and requested that staff follow-up with Dispute Settlement Center (DSC) staff on availability and scheduling. Board members specifically noted an interest in an approach that would 1) educate all participants on the current development parameters that apply to the properties, other related information, and the items identified by the Board of Aldermen in its June meeting, and 2) give all participants an opportunity to express what they would like to see in the area based on the community vision and development/regulatory parameters. The possibility of this taking place in two separate meetings, likely in half-day, Saturday sessions, was noted.

Staff followed up with DSC and contacted the property owners to determine who would be interested in and able to participate. Building on concepts discussed by the Board's subcommittee, DSC staff suggested that representatives of Town and owners, and other core stakeholders participate in planning the education and v...

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