Comprehensive plan items in Town of Pittsboro
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| Subject | Items |
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| Comprehensive plan | 52 |
| Land conversion and large development | 12 |
| Rezoning | 9 |
| Housing and affordability | 7 |
| Roads and transportation | 7 |
| Parks and recreation | 6 |
| Public facilities | 6 |
| Zoning text amendment | 6 |
| Budget and appropriations | 4 |
| Economic development incentives | 4 |
| Stormwater and flooding | 3 |
| Water and sewer | 3 |
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Other Comprehensive plan
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The board continues considering recommendations from the Downtown Master Plan Steering Committee, carried over from an earlier meeting.Staff or committee report Comprehensive plan
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Staff Recommendation: Staff recommends that the Pittsboro Downtown Advisory Board: 1. Recommend approval of the proposed Downtown Master Plan project schedule. 2. Recommend membership for the Downtown Master Plan Steering Committee for Town Board consideration. 3. Provide any additional feedback on the proposed planni…Discussion item Comprehensive plan
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Discussion of a pre-development analysis of town-owned properties downtown, with a resolution and presentation attached.
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Staff Recommendation: Adopt the Resolution supporting the Downtown Pittsboro Public Properties Pre-Development Analysis. Suggested Motion: “…motion to adopt the Resolution supporting the Downtown Pittsboro Public Properties Pre-Development Analysis.”
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Planning Board Recommendation: Recommended approval of ZTA-2026-04 as presented March 16, 2026 and signed consistency statement. Staff Recommendation: Staff recommends approval and supports consideration of revised updates to the section as a way to better establish a clear regulatory framework and enhance transparenc…
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Staff Recommendation : Staff recommends that the Pittsboro Downtown Advisory Board approve the addition of the Parking, Access & Mobility Strategy to the Downtown Annual Work Plan. This work plan item will establish a clear framework for improving parking, accessibility, and mobility while supporting the continued gro…
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Facilitated discussion regarding the future direction of the Downtown Program, including review of the Downtown Advisory Board Vision Statement, assessment of current programs and initiatives, identification of strengths and opportunities for improvement, consideration of future projects and priorities, and long term…
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Pittsboro's mayor on growth, residential development, staffing, budget and capital plan, Town Hall, the streetscape, and the redevelopment of the downtown public properties Pittsboro and the county own together.Presented. No vote.
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Staff Recommendation: Review and approve the Downtown Pittsboro Annual Work Plan, FY 26-27 Suggested motion: “motion to approve the Downtown Pittsboro Annual Work Plan for FY 26-27, as presented and recommended.”Staff or committee report Budget and appropriationsComprehensive planEconomic development incentives
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Staff Recommendation: Based on public input and feedback, staff is seeking direction from the Board regarding the preferred path forward. During the May 20, 2026, PARAB meeting, the Advisory Board expressed strong support for keeping the park in its natural state with only minor enhancements. PARAB noted the value of…
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ZTA-2026-10, creating a downtown overlay district in the town's zoning ordinance, presented by the downtown development director.
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Staff Recommendation: Based on public input and feedback, staff recommends Option 2, as it provides the greatest opportunity to enhance connectivity and better align the park with the community’s vision. Suggested Motion: “Motion to proceed with <Option 1 or 2>.”
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The downtown work plan for 2026-27.
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The boundaries of the Main Street district. Staff said the town is pursuing grants within the district, which requires the boundaries to be defined earlier than planned.
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The draft 2027 work plan, which staff asked the committee to consolidate and prioritize.
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Action: Conduct public hearing. Staff Recommendation: Staff recommends approval and supports consideration of updates to the section as a way to better establish a clear regulatory framework and enhance transparency regarding the comprehensive plans and acceptance of streets requirements, regulations, and recommendati…
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Presented by Allen Davis and Jeff Bandini of Bolton and Menk.
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Staff Recommendation: Staff recommends approval and supports consideration of updated the section as a way to better establish a clear regulatory framework and enhance transparency regarding the comprehensive plans and acceptance of streets requirements, regulations, and recommendations. Suggested Motion: “ … a motion…
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A conditional rezoning request on South Masonic Street. The board reviewed possible building typologies and told staff which it thinks fit downtown Pittsboro, and what the conditions might cover.
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Following a public hearing with no speakers, the board approved a text amendment to the Turkey Creek conditional zoning district (PB23-289) adding medical and dental office uses to the list of permitted uses.Approved 5-0
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An amendment to the Turkey Creek conditional zoning approved as PB-23-289. Staff found it consistent with the future land use plan because dental and other medical practices are allowed in an employment mixed use character area, and the planning board had recommended approval on November 17.Approved 5-0
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5.I Park UpdatesParks and recreation director Katy Keller reported the bid for Lewis Freeman Park is awarded, with construction starting soon and due to finish by early spring; data collection on the Robeson Creek master plan continues, with findings due to the board in early 2026; the South Village small area plan won approval from…
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Commissioners each named budget priorities for the coming year, including a fiscal-impact study of growth committed under the small area plan, Fire Tower Road realignment, downtown affordable housing, and funding a downtown trolley system.
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5.I Park UpdatesUpdates on Lewis Freeman Park, the Robeson Creek master plan, the South Village small area plan and the Kiwanis Park fence replacement.Staff or committee report Comprehensive plan
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Individual priorities: a 5 percent commitment to affordable housing investment, better meeting audio, sound absorption at the Community House, a small area plan spreadsheet showing revenues, expenditures and liabilities, park composting toilets, a Fire Tower Road connection to Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, downtown af…
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A comprehensive update on the downtown properties process, with a survey open until December 12 and the Downtown Dream Team reconvening.
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A comprehensive update on the downtown properties process, with a survey open until December 12 and the Downtown Dream Team reconvening.
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After 21 residents spoke, the large majority opposing the plan and asking the board to respect its planning board's unanimous recommendation to deny it, the board rejected a motion to table the roughly 5,000-acre Chatham Park South Village Small Area Plan to January and instead approved the plan as revised by town sta…Approved 3-2 after a tabling motion failed 2-3
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8.VIII Climate Action PlanStaff presented the final draft of the town's climate action plan, developed with Central Pines Regional Council following community input meetings and online survey feedback, including a new "quick wins" section of near-term measures.Adopted 5-0
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The South Village small area plan, moved to the front of the agenda by a 3-2 vote. A motion to table it until January failed 2-3, and the plan was then approved with staff revisions and recommendations 3-2.Approved 3-2 after a tabling motion failed 2-3
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8.VIII Climate Action PlanAdoption of the town's climate action plan.Adopted 5-0
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After months of chapter-by-chapter review, the board found it could not approve a small area plan that staff itself was still revising, citing unresolved language around a financial impact analysis and provisions allowing "staff level administrative" approval of future section design plans without further planning boa…Board voted 6-0 to recommend denial to the Town Board, against staff's recommendation
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The board considered a rezoning of 627 West Street from R-10 high-density residential to C-2 highway business to allow a dog-grooming business, Bark Avenue, relocating from Holly Springs, finding it consistent with the town's land use plan designation for traditional neighborhood infill.Board voted 6-0 to recommend approval
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A small area plan for Chatham Park's South Village, on its fifth submittal. Staff recommended approval, but board members raised enough questions and concerns that they instead recommended denial.Recommended for denial, 6-0
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A small-scale business use request for a dog-grooming shop at 627 West Street, which staff found consistent with the town's land use plan for the district.Recommended for approval, 6-0Public hearing Comprehensive plan
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Following a public hearing in which five residents opposed rezoning 102 Park Drive from residential to C-2 highway business, citing flooding, traffic and incompatible uses, the board moved to deny the request as inconsistent with the land use plan; the applicant's attorney then announced the applicant would withdraw t…Board voted 5-0 to deny; the applicant then verbally withdrew the application.
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The board began its own chapter-by-chapter staff review of the Chatham Park South Village Small Area Plan, mirroring the planning board's earlier review, without reaching a decision at this meeting.
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A general rezoning request for 102 Park Drive. Staff found the request inconsistent with the Future Land Use Plan but recommended approval; several residents spoke against it over traffic, flooding, noise and property-value concerns.Board voted 5-0 to deny; the applicant then verbally withdrew the application.
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A discussion-only briefing on the South Village Small Area Plan for Chatham Park, including future water and sewer capacity.
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The Parks and Recreation Director reviewed the plan's introduction, land use, and parks, greenways and open space chapters with the board for general discussion; no vote was taken.
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The Parks and Recreation Director reviewed the plan's introduction, land use, and parks, greenways and open space chapters with the board for general discussion; no vote was taken.
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Assistant Planning Director Theresa Thompson led the board chapter by chapter through the Chatham Park South Village Small Area Plan. Chapters covered development standards, traffic, phasing, park funding and the plan's cultural, historical and public-facilities sections. The board took no vote and made no recommendat…
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Applicant representatives Jan Nichols of VRC Limited and Randy Voller presented additional information on a rezoning application planning staff had recommended denying as inconsistent with the town's land use plan. The board instead voted 6-1 to recommend that the Board of Commissioners approve the rezoning, adopting…Recommended for approval, 6-1 (Wilson opposed)
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Chatham Park Investors' South Village Small Area Plan would review roughly 5,000 acres under one consolidated plan rather than the 27 individual small areas originally promised in 2015, drawing extensive public opposition over storm water, flooding, and habitat concerns. The board discussed requesting a work session b…Tabled to October 20, 2025
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Rather than act on the South Village Small Area Plan, the board tabled discussion to its October 20 meeting and discussed holding a separate public workshop on the plan in late September or early October.Tabled to October 20, 2025Discussion item Comprehensive plan
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Staff explained that Chatham Park's proposed South Village conceptual small area plan would shift most future review of later section design plans from legislative (town board) to administrative (staff) review, though staff recommendations could still come back to the board if a plan is found not to meet requirements.
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Presentation Comprehensive plan
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Staff updated the board on Chatham Park's South Village small area plan submission, including a utilities analysis under review by Tri River and a financial impact analysis under review by the town's finance director, and explained that any additional section design plan requirements would need to be written into the…
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Assistant Planning Director Theresa Thompson gave the board additional information on the town's Small Area Plan; no board action was taken.Staff or committee report Comprehensive plan
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Staff presented an update on Chatham Park's proposed South Village small area plan, days after Tropical Storm Chantal flooding drew heavy public opposition to reviewing the roughly 5,000-acre development under a single consolidated plan rather than the multiple sequential plans the 2015 master plan had promised.
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Chatham Park representatives and infrastructure consultants briefed the board on the South Village Small Area Plan, covering stormwater, utilities, roadways, parks and land use for a planning area far larger than the town's typical small area plans. Staff said they had no recommendation yet and would compile board que…
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