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Horton Park PUD amendment (Rezoning 25CZ23)

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Summary

The developer asked to plat 85 more Horton Park homes now because the state delayed the NC 1010 widening by a decade. Council approved it 4-1 with a new traffic signal at Jesse Drive/1010 required first; a dissent argued the relief should carry affordable housing commitments.

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Last discussed Jun 23, 2026.

Impact analysis

💰Financial impact

Developer funds the new traffic signal and road connections; no town cost identified.

✅Who benefits

Horton Park residents and nearby commuters gain a new signal and road connections; the developer can move forward on platted homes.

⚠️Who could be affected

Affordable housing advocates note no affordability units accompany the relief granted.

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