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Hendersonville Lightning

Location

Hendersonville, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 2023

Page

3

Ecosta Trail to reach two milestones this week

Henderson County commissioners are set to authorize a $10.1 million contract with NHM Constructors Inc. for the Ecosta Trail segment from downtown Hendersonville to U S 64 in Horse Shoe and begin design of the remaining five miles with Johnson, Mirmiran and Thompson Inc. as designer. The project gains from two U S DOT grants and aims for first construction funds within a year.

Henderson County Marcus Jones NHM Constructors Inc Hendersonville U.S. 64 U.S. Department of Transportation Jones NCDOT Johnson, Mirmiran and Thompson Inc Board of Commissioners

Investment fund leaders named Partner of the Year

Henderson County economic groups honored EIF board members as Partners of the Year at Camp Greystone for guiding the Economic Investment Fund since 2016. The fund helped create the 41 acre Garrison Industrial Park on Upward Road at I-26, drawing Jabil Inc. with a $38 million plant employing 150 people. In 2022 the Partnership recorded investment of $147 million, adding over 200 jobs.

Dersonville Garrison Upward Road I-26 Jabil Inc EIF Economic Development Agency Chip Gould Tommy Thompson Kelly Leonard Adam Shealey Will Buie Dave Madoff Beau Waddell Camp Greystone Gwaltney Mark Russell

Townhomes plan trimmed after resident pushback and traffic talks

Lynne Williams of Chadwick Avenue voices concern that revised plans tie hands and worsen traffic while noting lost trees and inadequate parking. Developer Eric Mioduski cites August 2022 input guiding a 70 percent density reduction from 185 to 50 units, lower traffic impact, 3.4 acre site occupancy, more wildlife habitat, reduced height to two stories, and parking rising from 1.3 to two spaces per unit.

Lynne Williams Chadwick Avenue Eric Mioduski Mioduski

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