Three-lot subdivision at Glendale Drive and Huntersville-Concord Road
Huntersville
Summary
Neighbors in Hunters Ridge pushed back against smaller lots near their backyards; the applicant cut the plan from four lots to three and offered extra setbacks and right-of-way for a future roundabout. The board added staff conditions on home design before recommending approval.
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Last discussed Mar 24, 2026.
Impact analysis
The applicants dedicate valuable right-of-way to the town at no cost and accepted a price reduction to make the three-lot plan work.
The applicants and future homebuyers near downtown; the town gains right-of-way for planned road work.
Hunters Ridge neighbors who opposed smaller lots adjacent to their backyards.
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Related development
Petition R25-17 — Glendale Drive / Huntersville-Concord Road Conditional Rezoning
Three homes of roughly a third of an acre each would join the adjacent Vermilion area, with driveways set back over 100 feet from the intersection and extra right-of-way donated for a future roundabout.
Petition R26-02 — 121 Gilead Road General Rezoning
The change lets any Town Center use go in by right — restaurant, office, retail, even a nightclub — though the historic designation, parking, and tree-save rules constrain redevelopment.
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