Zoning text amendment items in Town of Apex, between 12 Oct 2025 and 12 Oct 2026
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| Subject | Items |
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| Zoning text amendment | 41 |
| Environment and sustainability | 7 |
| Appointments and personnel | 5 |
| Rezoning | 4 |
| Comprehensive plan | 3 |
| Ethics and transparency | 3 |
| Data centers and large loads | 2 |
| Fees and utility rates | 2 |
| Land conversion and large development | 2 |
| Parks and recreation | 2 |
| Roads and transportation | 2 |
| Stormwater and flooding | 2 |
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The subcommittee discusses possible Unified Development Ordinance amendments and other initiatives to preserve and increase tree canopy in Apex.
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UDO changes to how Planning Board and Board of Adjustment members are appointed. Staff say the hearing must be continued because the Planning Board voted 7-2 to hold the item until its 12 October meeting.
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Would set deadlines for the mayor's recommendations to four resident advisory boards, and let the council appoint another applicant when a recommendation is rejected or late. The clerk asks whether to defer it to 13 October alongside the matching UDO change.
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The town clerk returns with the ballot-style voting presentation for advisory board appointments, continued from the council's August 18 and August 25 work sessions after members ran out of time on both dates.Discussed at length. The mayor withdrew his recommendations before the meeting, so no appointment could proceed. Council members said the ordinance amendment now before the planning board does not fi…
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NB Item #1 UDO Amendments Regarding Board AppointmentsAssistant Planning Director Amanda Bunce presents amendments to the Unified Development Ordinance that would change how the town appoints members to its boards.Postponed to the 12 October meeting, two members opposed. A motion to recommend the amendments with the first sentence of sections 2.1.2(F) and 2.1.3(E) struck failed for lack of a second.
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Hearing on changes to the ordinance that governs how land may be developed town-wide.Public hearing Zoning text amendment
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Public Hearing 2 Rezoning Case #26CZ06, Apex Light Industrial Phase IIIA petition to rezone 8.45 acres from one Tech/Flex conditional district to another. The agenda states the item could not be heard because public notice was not given within the time North Carolina General Statutes 160D-602 requires; a new advertisement will be mailed and posted with a new hearing date.
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New Business 1 Various amendments to the Unified Development OrdinanceA package of amendments to the town's development ordinance, taken up as new business rather than as a public hearing.Ordinance Zoning text amendment
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Expanding the definition of nonprofit to match the parks department's programme and rental pricing policy.
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The statements accompanying two sets of adopted ordinance amendments.
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Consent agenda Zoning text amendment
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Consent agenda Zoning text amendment
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A public hearing on amending the town's transportation plan to add a future extension of Pristine Water Drive.
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A rezoning case for 2728 Holland Road, continued from the council's April 28, 2026 meeting rather than decided then.
- 2728 Holland Rd · 10 acres · Teeter, Victor L Teeter, Cindy L
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A public hearing on UDO amendments recommended by the Environmental Advisory Board, continued from the council's April 28, 2026 meeting.
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A public hearing on a new round of proposed amendments to the town's Unified Development Ordinance.Public hearing Zoning text amendment
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Ordinance Zoning text amendment
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Creates heavy industrial zoning districts, which Apex does not currently have. Only a limited set of uses would initially be permitted; anything further needs its own ordinance amendment and council approval. Staff said distance and screening standards for a use such as a data centre would be set when that use is adde…Recommended 8-1
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Standards under section 4.4.2 covering facilities including a detention centre, jail or prison, none of which the ordinance currently recognises. The board raised the required distance from 1,320 feet to 1,620.Recommended unanimously with the distance increased
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Rules for food truck courts. Staff said a property owner may not host more than three food trucks in a parking lot without going through the process, that some existing sites are probably out of compliance, and that the town wants to get ahead of what has happened in Durham and Fayetteville.Recommended 7-2Other Zoning text amendment
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Returned by the town council for reconsideration. The board again recommended denial, citing the time and complexity the change would add to the process. Members argued it adds a layer of approval without clear guidelines; the mayor pro tempore said the board's recommendations are non-binding either way and that what…Denial recommended 8-1
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Strengthening the rules protecting trees, which bind what a developer may clear.
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Quarterly staff recognition award.
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First batch of proposed zoning ordinance text amendments for April 2026.Public hearing Zoning text amendment
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Second batch of proposed zoning ordinance text amendments for April 2026.Public hearing Zoning text amendment
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Staff presented five proposed UDO amendments. One would let the Environmental Advisory Board recommend denial of a rezoning on environmental grounds rather than only advise on conditions; members raised concerns about timing, added review steps and the influence of a council liaison who sits on that board.Amendments 1, 2, 3 and 5 approved 8-0; amendment 4 (Environmental Advisory Board denial authority) recommended for denial, 8-0
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Statement covering UDO text amendments made in February and March 2026.Consent agenda Zoning text amendment
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Council considers the statement for February 2026 UDO amendments.Consent agenda Zoning text amendment
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Continued public hearing on February 2026 UDO amendments.Public hearing Zoning text amendment
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Public hearing on January 2026 UDO amendments.Public hearing Zoning text amendment
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Public hearing on February 2026 UDO amendments.Public hearing Zoning text amendment
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A set of Unified Development Ordinance text amendments; expected to be continued to February 10, 2026.Public hearing Zoning text amendment
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Amendments covering the temporary turnarounds built at the end of stub streets, which came out of a resident's comment at the December meeting. Goes to the town council on 13 January.Recommended for approval unanimously, 7-0
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Artificial turf on non-residential sites, brought into line with state statute and the town's built-upon area requirements, and clearer approval standards for exempt site plans. Goes to the town council on 27 January.Recommended for approval unanimously, 7-0
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Public hearing on the town's regular batch of Unified Development Ordinance text amendments for November 2025.Public hearing Zoning text amendment
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Consent agenda Zoning text amendment
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Public hearing Zoning text amendment
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Staff asked for more time to address feedback received on the proposed amendments.Continued to 8 December 2025Ordinance Zoning text amendment
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Public hearing Zoning text amendment
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A member asked whether the Jordan Lake watershed critical area shows on the town's development map. Staff said the layer is being added by the mapping department and that all critical zones lie outside Apex.Recommended for approval unanimously, 9-0
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