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Texas developer plans Lake Norman mixed-use community with hundreds of homes

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A Texas developer plans a Lake Norman mixed-use community that will include 259 multifamily homes and commercial space, public records show.

High Street District Development Inc., a subsidiary of Dallas-based Trammell Crow Co., has submitted plans for the project to the Huntersville Planning Department.

The 11.87-acre development would be on Old Statesville Road near Mount Holly-Huntersville Road.

The developer’s rezoning request calls for removing a greenhouse and accessory buildings for the development called Old Statesville Road Mixed-Use, town documents show.

This sketch shows the layout of High Street District Development Inc.’s proposed mixed-use community in Huntersville.
This sketch shows the layout of High Street District Development Inc.’s proposed mixed-use community in Huntersville. Seamon Whiteside

Timetable for a decision

On Tuesday, the Huntersville Board of Commissioners will consider scheduling a public hearing on the rezoning request for 6 p.m. Feb. 3 at Town Hall, 101 Huntersville-Concord Road.

The Huntersville Planning Board would then consider making a recommendation on the rezoning at a meeting to be announced. The Planning Board is an advisory panel that makes recommendations to the Town Board, which has final say.

A date for the Town Board vote also is still to be scheduled.

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Joe Marusak has been a reporter for The Charlotte Observer since 1989 covering the people, municipalities and major news events of the region, and was a news bureau editor for the paper. He currently reports on breaking news.
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