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Program Guide

The Program Guide provides guidance for reading and understanding the Charlotte Future 2040 Community Area Plans (CAPs). It provides a brief overview of the Comprehensive Plan, 2040 Policy Map, and information about the CAP planning process. In addition, the Program Guide provides information about other city- and county-wide policies that support the CAPs.

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Chand Jun 5 2025 at 10:45AM on page 38

Concern
This 4 acre requirement does not make any sense especially if you allow duplex or triplex in N1a. Please remove this requirement

Tolu Ibikunle Jun 2 2025 at 3:48PM on page 26

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Legend text is distorted in print and electronically.

Tolu Ibikunle Jun 2 2025 at 3:47PM on page 26

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Street names are distorted in print and electronically.

Tolu Ibikunle Jun 2 2025 at 3:45PM on page 4

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Use a consistent title format. Example, the Program Guide includes italicized titles, but the titles in the CAPs are either bolded and italicized or bolded.

Tolu Ibikunle Jun 2 2025 at 3:42PM on page 4

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Add city-wide before comprehensive plan.

Bryn Rose Apr 22 2025 at 9:24AM on page 8

Concern
Please sell Tarlton Hills to a developer who can make a much more dense and profitable development for the city tax base and include some affordable housing units. The crime and shootings there are continual.

Ellen Apr 12 2025 at 4:37PM on page 9

This is not complete sentence and it makes no sense. For the what?

Eric Apr 11 2025 at 11:37AM on page 38

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Please increase this radius to 1.5 miles for high capacity and 1 mile from a corridor.

Parmeet Singh Apr 9 2025 at 10:42AM on page 38

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Can you please clarify why we don't have minimum acreage for N1 place-type? Logically, N1 neighborhood type should have higher minimum acreage than N2 place-type.

Parmeet Singh Apr 9 2025 at 10:38AM on page 38

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Could you please consider reducing minimum acreage for N2 place-type? This requirement will negatively impact future residential infill development that we commonly see in high cost locations (e.g. south end, southpark, etc.). These neighborhoods have strong demand for housing but this requirement will not allow towhome subdivision that has fewer than 50-60 townhome units. Target customer/ consumer wants smaller townhome sub-divisons that are affordable and delivers a luxury, custom, and unique product.
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