Beginning October 6th, the City of Charlotte Commercial Zoning will no longer be conducting their review in Mecklenburg County’s Accela for R-TH projects. Instead, customers will need to submit a “Commercial Zoning Only Review” (CLTZR) application through the City of Charlotte’s Accela portal. The CLTZR carries a 3-business day gateway along with 5-business day review cycles and must be approved before a building permit can be issued. Any major changes to the permit documents after CLTZR approval may trigger additional City of Charlotte review. This change does not affect the existing Land Development Individual Residential Lot (LDIRL) permit process or requirements.
R-TH projects triggering Commercial Zoning review:
– Any attached dwelling with more than two units, and
– Any two-unit attached dwelling located on a lot that is shared with other residential buildings (a multi-dwelling development)
Please visit User Fee Schedules – City of Charlotte for fee information. Call 704-336-6692 for more information or to speak with a member of the Commercial Zoning team.
My Take: Since the adoption of Charlotte’s Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) a little over two years ago we’ve seen the implementation of a ton of procedural and other adjustments in process and regulation. It can be frustrating at times and frankly, more complicated than it needs to be. — If there is a pain point that you have repeatedly encountered, please let me know about it. We are always looking for opportunities to provide feedback to our policy makers to encourage a better outcome for all parties involved.
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Printable PDF of Sites and Hours | ADDITIONAL SITES – open Tuesday, September 2 at 8am:
Allegra Westbrooks Regional Library 2412 Beatties Ford Rd
EAST – Independence Regional Library 6000 Conference Dr
Marion Diehl Rec Center 2219 Tyvola Rd
SOUTH County Regional Library 5801 Rea Rd
SOUTHPARK – Southpark Regional Library 7015 Carnegie Blvd
STEELE CREEK Masonic Lodge 13611 Steele Creek Rd
UNIVERSITY CITY Regional Library 5528 Waters Edge Village Dr
WEST Boulevard Library 2157 West Blvd
My Take: So, if you did not join the other 947 voters who went to the polls during the first week and a half of early voting, now is your chance. By the way, we are the 14th largest city in the country with over 920,000 residents. Eight new sites have opened providing additional options for those seeking to exercise their constitutional right to vote their conscience. If you are eligible to vote in the Charlotte election, now is the time to do it. You never know what may distract you on election day, Tuesday, September 9th. Make your vote count in shaping our city’s future!
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