Ed Driggs

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Charlotte Zoning Meeting · City Council Zoning Meeting on 2026-04-20 5:00 PM - Apr 20, 2026 · 20 Apr 2026 meeting

There is actually a comment that has come in from city staff requesting that we increase a setback along Wendover.

We would like to have further discussion about that because the more that we push these town homes away from Wendover, the more we encroach into that natural area.

So there's a fine balancing act there on how are we going to protect those natural areas, keep the view shed between the single family homes and these town homes.

So there's some more work that has to be done here with staff.

I know you mentioned about 21 points.

One of the speakers tonight had mentioned that there were 21 points how this petition is not complying.

I would like, hopefully we can coordinate with them so I can better understand what those 21 points are.

Currently, as mentioned in the presentation, there are some outstanding issues, and they come from CDOT that have to be addressed.

There's also a couple of urban forestry outstanding issues, as well as a few asks from Entitlement Services, the rezoning group.

When a plan is going to public hearing, they tend to be fairly minor.

Most of it is just for additional clarification.

For example, one of the urban forestry's comments was regarding showing the location of the tree save area.

So it's not necessarily a matter that they're not providing the tree save.

It's a matter that they're not showing it in a way that's clear, and we need to address that prior to decision.

For rezonings, they're just requesting entitlements, so there's a certain maximum level of development that could be achieved, and if it was to be approved and they go to permitting, they have to comply with every standard of the UDO, which includes things like zoning requirements, like setbacks in landscape yards, and also stormwater ordinance, street requirements, that sort of thing.

They would have liked to have seen that done before the hearing.

That would have been fair to us, I believe.

Thank you.

Thank you all.

Yeah, thank you.

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