Stormwater and flooding items in Town of Pittsboro
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| Subject | Items |
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| Stormwater and flooding | 19 |
| Land conversion and large development | 6 |
| Parks and recreation | 6 |
| Roads and transportation | 6 |
| Subdivision and site plans | 5 |
| Budget and appropriations | 4 |
| Environment and sustainability | 4 |
| Comprehensive plan | 3 |
| Water and sewer | 3 |
| Zoning text amendment | 3 |
| Faith and cultural communities | 2 |
| Public facilities | 2 |
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Suggested Motion: Discussion only.
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26-0360 Chatham County Annual HighlightsThe county chair on its new Aaa bond rating, farmland preservation, its data center moratorium, broadband support, a flood incidents dashboard, bilingual outreach and the America 250 programming.Presented. No vote.
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Staff Recommendation: Based on the evaluation of the Additional Elements criteria, staff recommends acceptance of the proposed Village Park site, as it meets the Town’s parkland requirements. Suggested Motion: "a motion to approve Village Park Section 6.3, as presented, as dedicated parkland, with the understanding th…
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Action: Conduct public hearing. Staff Recommendation: Staff recommends approval and supports consideration of the amendment to Section 4.5. Planning Board Recommendation: Recommended approval of ZTA-2026-06 on April 20, 2026. Suggested Motion: “ …a motion to adopt the ordinance amending the Town of Pittsboro Unified D…
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Staff Recommendation: Staff recommends approval and supports consideration of the amendment to Section Suggested Motion: “ … a motion to approve the attached Consistency Statement and to recommend approval of ZTA-2026-06 as presented.”Recommended for approval as amended, 5-0 (Dautun, Wilson)
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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: 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: 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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Seventeen recommended projects: park upgrades at Lewis Freeman, Kiwanis, Knight Farm, McClenahan and Mary Hayes Barber Holmes; East Street beautification; Rock Ridge Park restrooms; general playground funding; a public works building; street resurfacing; the 15/501 widening and downtown streetscape; sidewalks on Town…
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A stormwater and environmental update. The board asked about costs and requested more figures, resources and a prioritisation list for the budget session.
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Seventeen recommended projects: park upgrades at Lewis Freeman, Kiwanis, Knight Farm, McClenahan and Mary Hayes Barber Holmes; East Street beautification; Rock Ridge Park restrooms; general playground funding; a public works building; street resurfacing; the 15/501 widening and downtown streetscape; sidewalks on Town…
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A stormwater and environmental update. The board asked about costs and requested more figures, resources and a prioritisation list for the budget session.
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Haw River Christian Academy requested a special use permit for a K-12 school on 41.6 acres at NC Highway 902. The land is owned by Pittsboro Baptist Church. The academy has operated in Pittsboro for 16 years, with enrollment of 180 students and projected growth to 300 by 2030.Approved 3-1 with nine conditionsPublic hearing Faith and cultural communitiesRoads and transportationSchools and educationStormwater and floodingSubdivision and site plansWater and sewer
- NC Hwy 902 · 13 acres · Pittsboro Baptist Church,
- NC Hwy 902 · 28 acres · Pittsboro Baptist Church,
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A special use permit for a K-12 Christian school on two parcels totalling 41.603 acres off NC 902, zoned rural agricultural and owned by Pittsboro Baptist Church, served by on-site septic and a deep well. Staff identified gaps: the applicant's justification statement wrongly said NCDOT would build required road improv…Approved 3-1 with nine conditions
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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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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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Ransdell Farms LLC petitioned to voluntarily annex 33.528 acres at Old Graham Road between Oakwood Drive and Brookstone Lake; the applicant's attorney said the developer would voluntarily oversize the stormwater pond beyond town requirements in response to recent flooding.Approved 5-0
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