Waxhaw, NC — rezoning & P&Z cases
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AIR-2871 — General office use (Allstate office)
Property owner GiGi Stover seeks conditional rezoning of 0.3 acres from R4 Single Family Residential to CZ-NC Neighborhood Center to operate a general office use (Allstate insurance office). Staff recommends approval because the office use is compatible with the downtown character despite being inconsistent with the comprehensive plan's Medium Density Residential designation, the site plan meets all Land Development Code standards, and neighboring property owners expressed support at the required neighborhood meeting.
CZ-001 — general office use
This conditional rezoning request would limit the subject property to lower-intensity general office use while preserving the existing house, trees, and screening. The petition received support from neighboring property owners at the required neighborhood meeting and satisfies Land Development Code requirements for parking, accessibility, and engineering.
CD-001 — General office use
A 0.3-acre parcel in downtown Waxhaw is being rezoned from single-family residential to conditional neighborhood center zoning to allow general office use. Staff recommends approval, noting that while the request deviates from the comprehensive plan's medium-density residential designation, the office use is compatible with surrounding downtown and commercial properties and meets all land development code requirements.
AIR-2843 — other
This agenda item addresses adoption of the Board of Adjustment's Rules of Procedure, which establishes procedural practices for hearing appeals and variance petitions in Waxhaw. While not a specific development case, these procedural rules govern how zoning-related decisions are made and could affect timelines and processes for any future variance or appeal applications in the jurisdiction.
TA-02-2026 — other
This staff-sponsored text amendment modifies the Land Development Code to tighten regulations on minor subdivisions, private streets, and lot coverage in conservation subdivisions. The changes are designed to prevent "paper lots" lacking infrastructure, eliminate maintenance disputes from unregulated private streets, and create a graduated lot coverage formula for conservation subdivisions in R-1, R-2, and R-3 districts. Developers should review these amended standards as they affect subdivision design, private street allowances, and density calculations for conservation-based projects.