West Asheville townhomes proceed to Council without board approval
A 72-unit townhome development proposed for West Asheville did not secure approval from Planning and Zoning Commission Sept. 21 after 2-2 vote.
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A 72-unit townhome development proposed for West Asheville did not secure approval from Planning and Zoning Commission Sept. 21 after 2-2 vote.
At its July 6 meeting, Asheville Planning & Zoning greenlit a nine-story hotel on Broadway Street and approved a 186-unit development in Arden.
Plans show three apartment buildings and a clubhouse on a part of the property closest to Sweeten Creek Road, with the rest left for a walking trail.
Three industrial use buildings are proposed near Enka Village, a site previously approved in Asheville for a 130,000 square-foot distribution center.
Asheville City Council's approval of a new Ingles on Patton Avenue represents the culmination of a long-fought battle by the Emma community.