Charlotte zoning ruling halts boom as homeowners win
17 neighborhood opponents sued to stop a shopping center plan arguing fast track zoning bypassed hearings. Superior Court ordered the city to require trial-like hearings for about 80 percent of zoning decisions, delaying dozens of projects in Charlotte, a rapidly growing city with major banks, airlines, and firms.
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