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Charlotte City Council makes changes to 2040 plan, new single-family policy moves forward wbtv.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from wbtv.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
The proposed change was one of 53 modifications that council members floated at a special meeting Monday. Some council members wanted to delay the already postponed timeline for the plan, to provide more time for them to talk to constituents and come up with new ideas. Ultimately another delay didn t occur, and council members unleashed how they felt about certain aspects of the plan, especially for zoning plans. This is about reality versus fantasy, Councilman Braxton Winston said, who wants to get rid of single-family zoning. And many of you are speaking in fantastical terms and not dealing with the actual reality of the folks in your district. ....
Council member Ed Driggs apologizes at Monday s council meeting. City council member Ed Driggs apologized Monday night for remarks he made at a county Republican meeting last week that were critical of the city s 2040 Comprehensive Plan and people involved with it. The website Axios Charlotte reported Monday that Driggs called the 2040 Plan an attempt at a socialist takeover of Charlotte. And he said he and the council s other Republican, Tariq Bokhari, had been able to stall the plan’s progress because “smart people can outmaneuver dumb people.” Driggs admitted he said those things but said it was out of frustration. ....
You could soon see electric CATS buses on the streets of Charlotte There will be 18 electric buses from three different companies to see how the various buses keep their charge Author: Meilin Tompkins Updated: 6:53 AM EDT April 27, 2021 CHARLOTTE, N.C. Electric buses will soon officially hit the streets of Charlotte after the city council officially passed the new pilot program. There will be 18 electric buses from three different companies to see how the various buses keep their charge. The pilot program is expected to last 12 to 18 months. Braxton Winston was the only member who voted to not approve. Earlier in the meeting, he talked about how this plan gets closer to goals but it s not enough to truly have an impact on fossil fuels and emissions. ....
Charlotte chief says trust in police is the worst he's ever seen. But he has a plan. yahoo.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from yahoo.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.