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York County Considering Changes to Traffic Impact Analysis

York County is considering a series of changes to its…

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City Council Adopts 2017 Budget with Higher Regulatory Fees, But No Reduction in Solid Waste Service

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City Council Adopts 2017 Budget with Higher Regulatory Fees, But No Reduction in Solid Waste Service

The Charlotte City Council tonight adopted a $2.45 billion operating…

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City Council Adopts 2017 Budget with Higher Regulatory Fees, But No Reduction in Solid Waste Service

Commercial Issues, Home Builder Issues, MultiFamily Issues, Realtor® Issues

City Council Adopts 2017 Budget with Higher Regulatory Fees, But No Reduction in Solid Waste Service

The Charlotte City Council tonight adopted a $2.45 billion operating…

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NAIOP Members Talk Economic Development Issues at General Assembly

Members of NAIOP Charlotte meet with House Speaker Tim Moore in Raleigh…

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NAIOP Members Talk Economic Development Issues at General Assembly

Members of NAIOP Charlotte meet with House Speaker Tim Moore in Raleigh…

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Commercial Issues, Home Builder Issues, MultiFamily Issues

Mecklenburg County to Update Building Valuation Data Table

As occurs every three years, the Building Valuation Data (BVD)…

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Mecklenburg County to Update Building Valuation Data Table

As occurs every three years, the Building Valuation Data (BVD)…

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Full Stormwater Fee Credits to Remain in Place Another Year

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Full Stormwater Fee Credits to Remain in Place Another Year

During the April 21st meeting of the Charlotte Mecklenburg Storm…

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Full Stormwater Fee Credits to Remain in Place Another Year

Commercial Issues, MultiFamily Issues

Full Stormwater Fee Credits to Remain in Place Another Year

During the April 21st meeting of the Charlotte Mecklenburg Storm…

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