Land conversion and large development items in Town of Pittsboro
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| Subject | Items |
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| Land conversion and large development | 51 |
| Subdivision and site plans | 18 |
| Parks and recreation | 16 |
| Housing and affordability | 15 |
| Comprehensive plan | 12 |
| Roads and transportation | 11 |
| Annexation | 9 |
| Stormwater and flooding | 6 |
| Faith and cultural communities | 3 |
| Public facilities | 3 |
| Zoning text amendment | 3 |
| Appointments and personnel | 2 |
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Advisory Board Recommendation: The Planning Board met on September 21, 2026 and unanimously recommended approval of the subject Major Subdivision Preliminary Plat. Staff Recommendation: Staff recommends approval of the subject Major Subdivision Preliminary Plat. Suggested Motion: “… a motion to approve the subject Maj…
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Staff Recommendation: Staff recommends approval of the subject Major Subdivision Preliminary Plat. Suggested Motion: “… a motion to recommend approval of the subject Major Subdivision Preliminary Plat.”Recommended for approval, unanimous
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Presented by Chuck Smith, Vice President, Planning and Development, Preston Development Company and Vanessa Jenkins, Executive Vice President, Preston Development Company.
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Suggested Motion: Discussion only.
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7.II Annexation Petition: Highcroft Investors, LLC, and Chatham Park Investors, LLC A-2026-01/PB-26-150Action: Conduct public hearing. Staff Recommendation: Approve annexation request. Suggested Motion: "a motion to approve the annexation request for voluntary contiguous annexation petition A-2026-01, PB-26-150"
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Advisory Board Recommendation: N/A Staff Recommendation: Staff recommends selection of a liaison to support the Section Design Plan Process per 3.1.4 where a Planning Board or Town Board liaison may participate at the discretion of the Town Board of Commissioners. Suggested Motion: “ … a motion to appoint (INSERT NAME…
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Advisory Board Recommendation: At the May 20, 2026 - PARAB Special Meeting, Josh Rudy made a motion to recommend the relocation of parkland identified as Section 2.2 or 2.3 (E2) to both option 2 and 3, as presented, with the understanding that approval is for the property in its current condition and that the site wil…
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Advisory Board Recommendation: February 11, 2026 – PARAB Meeting: Patti Dukes made a motion to deny the Section 6.3 Village Park land, seconded by Ryan Ford. Aye-6 Nay-0 May 20, 2026 - PARAB Special Meeting: Bridget Perry made a motion to approve Village Park Section 6.3, as presented, as dedicated parkland, with the…
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2.III Annexation Petition: Highcroft Investors, LLC and Chatham Park Investors, LLC A-2026-01, PB-26-150A voluntary contiguous annexation petition from Highcroft Investors and Chatham Park Investors, filed as A-2026-01 and PB-26-150. Its public hearing came at the 8 June meeting.
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2.III Annexation Petition: Highcroft Investors, LLC and Chatham Park Investors, LLC A-2026-01, PB-26-150A voluntary contiguous annexation petition from Highcroft Investors and Chatham Park Investors, A-2026-01 and PB-26-150. Its public hearing came on 8 June.
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Action: Conduct Public Hearing. Staff Recommendation: Approve annexation request. Suggested Motion: "a motion to approve the annexation request for voluntary contiguous annexation petition A-2025-06, PB-25-678"
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Action: Conduct public hearing. Advisory Board Recommendation: The Planning Board met on March 16, 2026 and unanimously recommended approval. Staff Recommendation: Staff recommends APPROVING the subject Major Subdivision Plat. Suggested Motion: “… a motion to recommend APPROVAL of the subject Major Subdivision Prelimi…
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Staff Recommendation: This site presents a strong opportunity for park development. Staff recommends approval of this park site location. Suggested Motion: “…a motion to approve the location of parkland identified as Section 2.1 (D2), with the understanding that approval is for the land in its current condition and th…
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Staff Recommendation: Staff recommends discussion of the relocation options, with particular focus on Option 2 and Option 3 , as Option 1 presents access limitations and is not considered ideal. Option 2 offers strong road frontage; however, its location within the watershed significantly limits the range of potential…
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Staff Recommendation: Given the connectivity opportunities, road frontage, and access to the planned greenway network, staff recommends approval of this site relocation. Suggested Motion: “…a motion to approve the relocation of parkland identified as Section 4.3 (C1) to the proposed location, with the understanding th…
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Staff Recommendation: Staff recommends APPROVING the subject Major Subdivision Plat. Suggested Motion: “… a motion to recommend APPROVAL of the subject Major Subdivision Preliminary Plat, subject to the inclusion of sidewalks on both sides of the road, Park Land, and the provision of greenways in accordance with the U…
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A voluntary annexation petition from Chatham Community Church. Its public hearing came on 13 April, where it was approved 5-0.
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Staff Recommendation : Staff recommends the approval of the subject Major Subdivision Preliminary Plat. Suggested Motion : “ … a motion to approve the Major Subdivision Preliminary Plat for Corbinton by adopting the Resolution Approving an Application for a Preliminary Plat Major Subdivision.”
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Staff Recommendation: Staff recommends the Planning Board recommend that the Board of Commissioners APPROVE the subject Major Subdivision Preliminary Plat. Suggested Motion: “… a motion to recommend the Board of Commissioners APPROVE the subject Major Subdivision Preliminary Plat.”Recommended for approval to the Board of Commissioners 7-0
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Suggested Motion: "A motion to approve the Section 6.3 Village Parkland dedication"
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A voluntary annexation petition from Chatham Community Church. Its hearing came on 13 April.
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Suggested Motion: "a motion to adopt the attached RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING ALTERNATIVE ACCELERATION AGREEMENT AMENDMENT AND RELATED REAL PROPERTY CONYEYANCES FOR NCDOT STIP PROJECT R-5930A AND R-5930B"
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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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Following a public hearing, the board adopted a UDO amendment to Section 9.5 addressing the composition and regulation of the planning board, but did not act on a related, separately voted amendment to Section 5.2.3.B.2, which staff will bring back.Section 9.5 adopted 5-0
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After staff reported the developer's revised draft addressed the town attorney's earlier concerns, the board approved the Reeves Farm Pittsboro LLC development agreement and its phase-one preliminary plat, which had been tabled at the prior meeting.Both approved 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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Two development ordinance amendments. A resident opposed the amendment to Section 5.2.3.B.2, citing fee-in-lieu increases for apartment complexes and higher-density projects. The planning director asked the board to consider adopting only Section 9.5 that evening, and it did.Section 9.5 adopted 5-0
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The Reeves Farm development agreement and the major subdivision preliminary plat for phase one, which requires $500,000 in fees in lieu of public recreation land dedication plus dedication of 49.69 acres, both due before final plat approval.Both approved 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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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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The applicant's attorney described the Reeves Farm development agreement's commitments, including 7.5% affordable housing (112 units across three AMI tiers), over 45 acres of dedicated public recreation area, a $500,000 fee-in-lieu escrow for park construction, and a roughly 6,000-foot greenway. A resident urged stron…Tabled to the next meeting, 5-0, after board questions and a resident's request for careful review.
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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 development agreement governing terms for the Reeves Farm project, presented with minor changes made since the packet was published.Tabled to the next meeting, 5-0, after board questions and a resident's request for careful review.
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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 committee reported reviewing UDO standards on down-zoning, identifying vacant lots with development potential, and looking at how future roadways affect downtown over the next 10 to 30 years.
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Staff said a consulting group assessing town and county-owned downtown land will present findings at the board's next meeting.Staff or committee report Land conversion and large development
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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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The board recommended the Board of Commissioners approve the Reeves Farm major subdivision preliminary plat, with $500,000 in fees paid in lieu of recreation land and 50.53 acres of recreation land dedicated, both due before final plat approval.Recommended for approval, 7-0
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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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The board recommended the Board of Commissioners approve the Reeves Farm major subdivision preliminary plat, with $500,000 in fees paid in lieu of recreation land and 50.53 acres of recreation land dedicated, both due before final plat approval.Recommended for approval, 7-0
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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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The Design Committee recommended two sculptures for a September public art celebration, a $26,500 Silent Spring piece and a $9,950 monarch bike rack, and reported its building rehab grant was approved. The Economic Vitality Committee reported on zoning research and identifying vacant downtown lots and parking sites.Staff or committee report Arts and public artHistoric preservationLand conversion and large developmentPublic facilities
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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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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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Aladdin Investments LLC sought a conditional rezoning of 16.83 acres on Lorax Lane, home to The Plant manufacturing and entertainment site since 2005, from heavy industrial to community mixed-use to bring existing nonconforming uses into compliance and allow an indoor event space.Approved 5-0
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The board adopted a resolution of intent to close a portion of Suttles Road ahead of a new connection to North Village Parkway in Chatham Park.Approved 5-0
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Thompson Park Investors LLC's preliminary plat proposes 57 residential lots, 29 detached cottages and 28 town homes, in Chatham Park Section 6.2 Phase 2, east of Chatham Parkway.Approved 5-0
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The board approved a major subdivision preliminary plat for Chatham Park Section 6.2 Phase 2, following a 6-0 planning board recommendation.Approved 5-0
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The board approved a major subdivision preliminary plat for the Womble Tract roadway extensions, following a 6-0 planning board recommendation.Approved 5-0
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A developer who has purchased 140 and 148 East Street presented early plans for a family-oriented plaza that could include multiple businesses, a splash pad, dog park and playground. Board members asked questions and the vice chair asked that two oak trees on the site be kept.
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