CLT Seeking Qualified Individuals to Serve on Advisory Committees — The City of Charlotte is seeking applicants for several key advisory boards related to development activities:
Charlotte Regional Happenings — With the first update of the year, the newly revamped Charlotte Regional Business Alliance® Economic Indicators Dashboard paints a compelling story of regional resiliency. The Charlotte Region continues to see strong employment numbers across the board.
The Downtown Statesville Development Corporation is working in conjunction with the City of Statesville on ways to optimize their resources for parking. Please take just a few minutes to fill out a quick survey to share your perspective.
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Rob Nanfelt
Executive Director, REBIC
1) City of Charlotte Seeking Individuals to Serve on Key Advisory Committees
The City of Charlotte is seeking applicants for several key committees that provide guidance to elected officials on important development-related activities. If your knowledge and skill set are a good fit, please consider applying for one of the available positions.
Unified Development Ordinance Advisory Committee (UAC)
The UAC, a newly created committee, would provide guidance to Staff and Council as modifications are made to the recently adopted UDO. As such, it is crucial there be adequate representation from those who regularly participate in and have a broad understanding of the development and land use process.
Charlotte Mecklenburg Planning Commission
The Planning Commission was formed by an Interlocal Agreement as a planning advisory body to the City of Charlotte and Mecklenburg County in 1954. Its primary responsibility is to advise council on short and long-range land use and design plans and general planning matters, including land use, zoning, land development, transportation/transit, economic development and community facilities. The Planning Commission primarily conducts its business in two committees: The Planning Committee and the Zoning Committee.
Charlotte Mecklenburg Storm Water Advisory Committee
The Storm Water Advisory Committee (SWAC) is made up of a group of volunteers who provide guidance and public input into the services and policies of Charlotte-Mecklenburg Storm Water Services.
The advisory committee is comprised of nine residents appointed by the City Council, County Commission, and Town Commissions. SWAC meets monthly and provides four areas of service:
2) Charlotte Regional Happenings
With the first update of the year, the newly revamped Charlotte Regional Business Alliance® Economic Indicators Dashboard paints a compelling story of regional resiliency, albeit with a continued hint of caution.
The Charlotte Region continues to see strong employment numbers across the board. As of December 2022, the Charlotte Region saw year-over-year employment growth of 4.6%. That growth outpaces North Carolina (4.0%), South Carolina (3.3%), and the United States (2.9%). Click here for more details.
Downtown Statesville Development Corporation is working in conjunction with the City of Statesville on ways to optimize their resources for parking. Please take just a few minutes to fill out this quick survey to share your perspective. This survey is for Downtown business owners, property owners, employees, residents, and patrons, anyone who comes into Downtown and parks their vehicle.
You may find the survey here.
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