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Commissioners put off rezoning requests for second time (opens the original)
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The Lee County commissioners put off voting on rezoning on two properties for the second consecutive meeting. Lemon Springs Meadows, LLC is looking to have 52.42 acres on Lemon Springs and Edwards Roads rezoned from Residentia/Agricultural use to Lemon Springs Meadows Conditional Zoning for development of a subdivision of 46 single-dwelling residences. The property is owned by Barry H. Thomas and his wife, Gloria, and is part of the Ernest J. Thomas Life Estate. One concern was about the Edwards
Board OKS $46 million in incentives to lure Project Paragon to Lee Co. (opens the original)
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The Lee County Board of Commissioners voted Monday to provide $46,000,000 in incentives in an effort to bring a manufacturing facility to the area. The company, known only as Project Paragon, has not been identified as part of a non-disclosure agreement, but Jimmy Randolph, chief executive officer of the Sanford Area Growth Alliance told the board it will be a âstate of the art advanced manufacturing facility.â The project includes the purchase of land, construction on a facility and the pur
New Extension agent focuses on small farms, agribusiness (opens the original)
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The newest agent with N.C. Cooperative Extensionâs Lee County Center will work to help farmers adjust to recent trends in agriculture. Will Ellington, 30, is the Small Farms & Agribusiness Development agent, a position funded through a partnership between N.C. Cooperative Extension and N.C. A&T State University in Greensboro. âWeâre seeing an influx of new, young farmers wanting to test their hand in farming on a small scale,â Ellington said. âInstead of large farms, theyâre going to
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Data centers dominate comments at commissioners meeting (opens the original)
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Although no discussion of a proposed data center was on the Lee County commissionersâ agenda for Mondayâs meeting, it was the dominant issue. For more than 90 minutes, residents who packed the meeting room at the Lee County Library voiced their continued opposition to the proposed center â or any data center â as they spoke during the public comment portion of the meeting. They continue to maintain that data centers are harmful to humans, domestic pets and wildlife; that they use signifi
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