Hendersonville suspends impact fees after court ruling
Hendersonville city council voted to suspend system development charges on new development after the North Carolina Supreme Court ruled Carthage overstepped authority. Estimated annual revenue loss is about 518000, with potential refunds for prepermit charges totaling 21250 to one developer. The city will seek guidance from the UNC School of Government and the state League of Municipalities while exploring alternative funding for future water and sewer expansions.
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Bill Moss
Hendersonville
Supreme Court
Piedmont
Carthage
John Conner
North Carolina Supreme Court
North Carolina
N.C. Appeals Court
Conner
Moore County
UNC School of Government
N.C. League of Municipalities
Chris Cormier
Carolina Specialties
Fairfield Inn
Upward Road
Barbara Volk
Jerry Smith
Smith
Publix seeks variances for no rise permit on flood-prone site
Publix and Halvorsen Development Corp seek two further variances from Hendersonville to build a 49,000 square foot Publix on Greenville Highway. FEMA no rise permit, vegetation removal, higher retaining wall, and riprap along Mud Creek are requested. City planners and neighboring property owners weigh flood impact as council expected to approve.
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Greenville Highway
Publix
Hendersonville
Halvorsen Development Corp
Florida
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Atha Plaza
David Hazzard
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