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Town will tackle real estate sign rules—first time since 2010
Jan. 30. By Dave Vieser. Cornelius officials will embark upon a thorough review of regulations for temporary real estate/commercial signs. Most of these signs are of the familiar “property for sale” and the rules haven’t been changed since 2010. At the Town Board’s Jan. 17 meeting, commissioners and town staff agreed that some clarification is […]
Commissioner calls for more local authority for some transportation issues
Jan. 9. By Dave Vieser. Cornelius Town Commissioner Denis Bilodeau says he will push for more local authority to address smaller transportation solutions “that have big results.” He’s a member of the town’s Transportation Advisory Board (TAB) as well as the Charlotte Regional Planning Transportation Organization (CRPTO). Quality of life issues “To put it mildly, […]
Coffee Chat May 2 online and in person
April 26. The Town of Cornelius will hold a Coffee Chat in person at H2 Public House at 8:30 am May 2. The event will be in person as well as streamed live on Facebook and Zoom. The agenda includes Small Business Week as well as a transportation update. To join via Zoom, click here. […]
April 4 Coffee Chat will be in-person
March 21. With COVID-19 cases falling, the Connecting Cornelius coffee chat with local government officials goes back to an in-person format April 4 at H2 Public House, formerly Harvey’s. The event, which starts at 8:30 am, will also be streamed live on Facebook and Zoom, with replays available on YouTube. Mayor Washam will lead the […]
Residents urged to complete budget survey
Nov. 29. Once again, the town is conducting a Citizen Budget Survey to gauge how residents feel certain subjects that the elected leaders and town employees will consider when creating a budget. Last year, more than 1,100 people responded. The Top Five priorities were Public Safety, Transportation, Parks & Recreation, Public Works, and Economic Development. […]
PARC fees increase 5%
June 22. An increase in PARC fees of 5 percent will go into effect July 1. The increase includes field, gym, tennis court and shelter rentals, with higher charges for non-residents. “Each year, our parks staff and the PARC Commission review fees and recommend changes based on use patterns, comparison with other agencies, and new […]
