Land conversion and large development items in Town of Knightdale, between 12 Oct 2025 and 12 Oct 2026
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| Subject | Items |
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| Land conversion and large development | 18 |
| Rezoning | 11 |
| Housing and affordability | 8 |
| Annexation | 5 |
| Subdivision and site plans | 4 |
| Roads and transportation | 3 |
| Economic development incentives | 1 |
| Parks and recreation | 1 |
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A public hearing on the development agreement for rezoning case ZMA-1-25, Faison Reserve.
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A public hearing on the development agreement for rezoning case ZMA-7-24, Hopkins Farms.
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Old-business consideration of the Overlook at Old Crews rezoning, master plan, and PUD documents.
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The Development Services Director briefed the council on department activity. The agenda gives only the item title, with no further detail in the document.
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A resolution accepting a right-of-way dedication tied to the Harper Preserve development.
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Final ordinance action on the Overlook on Old Crews rezoning, a master-planned PUD.Continued to the June meeting
- 1712 Old Crews Rd · 30 acres · Wt Cary LLC Wg Partners
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The board reviewed the Overlook on Old Crews rezoning, a master-planned PUD, ahead of Town Council's final action on May 20.
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Public hearing on a zoning map amendment for the proposed Overlook on Old Crews planned unit development. Staff recommends taking public comment and referring the case to the Land Use Review Board for an advisory recommendation.
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Final council action on the Faison Reserve planned unit development rezoning. Staff recommends approval with conditions, adoption of an advisory statement on plan consistency, and adoption of the rezoning ordinance.
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Voluntary noncontiguous annexation of a 51.55-acre parcel at 8501 Poole Road, already approved for a 171-lot single-family and townhome development. Staff project the annexed area would generate about $339,000 in annual revenue against $259,000 in added service costs, a net gain of roughly $80,000 a year.
- 8501 Poole Rd · 51 acres · Smith, Melodie H Berry, Jennifer H
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Annexation of a 3.34-acre parcel that is part of the 624-lot Allen Park single-family/townhome development (already under construction, with about 175 building permits issued); the rest of the site was annexed in 2022.
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The board reviews the Faison Reserve planned unit development rezoning application and votes on an advisory recommendation to send to Town Council.
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Public hearing on a rezoning request (ZMA-1-25) to establish the Faison Reserve planned unit development, supported by a master plan, PUD documents, and a traffic impact analysis.
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Public hearing and ordinance adoption annexing the Brio Village property.
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Public hearing on annexation and a conservation subdivision at Clifton Road, with a certificate of sufficiency and an accompanying ordinance for council consideration.
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Public hearing on a development agreement for the Clifton Road conservation subdivision, companion to the annexation item above.
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Public hearing on a development agreement for Brio Village, a 612-unit age-restricted residential development on about 191 acres at Lucas Road and Buffaloe Road, rezoned by the council in 2022.
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Continued consideration of ZMA-4-23 Terravita, a rezoning to a planned unit development, with a traffic impact analysis, master plan, and revised zoning conditions in the record (ORD #25-11-19-003).Approved, with the consistency statement and conditions adopted in the same motionOrdinance Housing and affordabilityLand conversion and large developmentRezoningRoads and transportation
- 0 Buffaloe Rd · 53 acres · Site Investments LLC
- 0 Buffaloe Rd · 10 acres · 12609 Richmond LLC
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