Shaping Our Future - A Transportation and Land Use Initiative.
Shaping Our Future - A Transportation and Land Use Initiative.
The Town is advancing recommendations from the 2020 Charting our Future initiative. Charting our Future included a Future Land Use Map (FLUM) update, including Focus Areas that outlined growth along the Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd corridor to the north, Downtown, south to Southern Village, the 15-501 area to the northeast, and the NC-54 corridor to the southeast.
Several Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) station areas on M.L.K. Jr Blvd. overlap with the MLK North and South and Downtown Focus Areas.
Together, these locations will play a substantial role in Chapel Hill’s future growth. They can also show how community values around equity, inclusion, resilience, sustainability, and environmental stewardship can be implemented in practical ways.
We've taken a deeper look at Station Areas and Focus Areas, with a finer level of detail and sensitivity to local conditions and market dynamics. Future housing, economic development, development types and quality, public spaces, and bike and pedestrian connections are being addressed holistically. Implementation recommendations include affordable and missing middle housing goals, strategies for equitable transportation investment. Design concepts show what realizing objectives will look like. Recommendations will be finalized in early 2023.
Shaping Our Future - Equity Dialogue Session 1
Chapel Hill recently completed a planning effort to chart what development is wanted and not wanted throughout Town - the Charting Our Future initiative. We now want to create specific recommendations...
Shaping Our Future - Equity Dialogue Session 2
Chapel Hill recently completed a planning effort to chart what development is wanted and not wanted throughout Town - the Charting Our Future initiative. We now want to create specific recommendations...
Shaping Our Future - Equity Dialogue Session 3
What types of development can meet Chapel Hill's needs? Let's discuss future development locations and the role of sites that will change in the next 10 - 20 years. Your answers to this...