6525 Battle Bridge Rd (Z-44-21)
6525 Battle Bridge Rd (Z-44-21)
The rezoning request is for more homes and different types of homes on the property. In the R-4 zoning district only single-family detached homes and duplexes are allowed, if the rezoning was approved the townhome and apartment building types will also be allowed.
- Existing Zoning: R-4
- The existing zoning is Residential at 4 units per acre (R-4). See UDO Section 2.1 for more details on residential districts.
- Proposed Zoning: R-10-CU
- The proposed zoning is Residential at 10 units per acre with conditions (R-10-CU). See UDO Section 2.1 for more details on residential districts.
- Proposed Conditions:
- Dedication of greenway in area shown on the Capital Greenway Corridor Master Plan.
- No more than 260 dwelling units will be constructed on the property.
- The following land uses shall be prohibited: (i) Cemetery; (ii)Outdoor Sports and Entertainment
Facility; (iii) Remote Parking Facility; (iv) Telecommunications Towers; and (v) Schools - All units constructed on the Property would be affordable for and leased to seniors (age 55 and over), having income at 80% or less of the applicable area median income for a period of not less than 40 years from the date of issuance of a certificate of occupancy. A deed restriction setting forth the foregoing conditions consistent with any requirements of the North Carolina Housing Finance Agency will be placed on the Property prior to issuance of a certificate of occupancy.
- Applicant: Jerome R. Eatman, Jr., jeatman@lyncheatman.com, 919.571.9714
- Case Planner: Sara Ellis, Sara.Ellis@raleighnc.gov, 919.996.2234
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