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New Hendersonville housing proposal draws floodplain and traffic concerns (opens the original)
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HENDERSONVILLE, NC (WLOS) — A proposal for 288 multifamily units along Upward Road near Interstate 26 is raising questions from nearby residents about what it would take to build part of the property in a floodplain and how traffic could be impacted along an already busy corridor. The development would cover nearly 27 acres. TURNER CONSTRUCTION FILES NEARLY $7M LIEN OVER STALLED CONDO PROJECT IN HENDERSONVILLE The developer is seeking city approval to rezone the property for the project, however
Voters approved $70M in bonds in 2022. Why is Buncombe County asking again? (opens the original)
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BUNCOMBE COUNTY, NC (WLOS) — Buncombe County Commissioner Terri Wells will be in Riceville on Monday evening to answer some residents’ questions about $70 million in bonds headed to the November ballot. Voters approved the same amounts four years ago — $40 million for affordable housing and $30 million for open space. Wells said the majority of this money is already committed to community-driven projects. “If we want to be able to meet those in our 2030 strategic plan and meet all of our housing
2 years after Helene: Madison County builds up its emergency operations (opens the original)
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MADISON COUNTY, N.C. (WLOS) — Two years after Helene overwhelmed Madison County's emergency response and sent record flooding through downtown Marshall, county leaders are putting lessons from the disaster into action. A $3 million federal grant will help build a new public safety center, bringing 911 communications, emergency operations and an ambulance station under one roof to better coordinate future responses. Madison County EMS Director Mark Snelson said the scale of Helene's destruction w
2 years after Helene: New plan looks to shape Swannanoa's growth as businesses move in (opens the original)
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SWANNANOA, N.C. (WLOS) — Nearly two years after Helene devastated businesses and development across Swannanoa, new businesses are opening as Buncombe County considers a long-term roadmap for how that growth and the community's recovery should move forward. The county's latest draft of the Swannanoa Small Area Plan outlines recommendations for future development, infrastructure, transportation and disaster resilience. The plan was called for under Buncombe County's 2043 Comprehensive Plan, and co
Flood protections, EMS resources expanded in Haywood County after Helene (opens the original)
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CLYDE, N.C. (WLOS) — Haywood County is adding EMS resources and expanding flood protections, while nearly 90 property owners pursue hazard mitigation to reduce their risk from future flooding. Officials said the county opened a new EMS base on Russ Avenue and added EMS space at the National Guard Armory, which has also been upgraded to serve as an emergency shelter. For properties repeatedly in harm's way, voluntary buyouts are giving owners an opportunity to move to higher ground. In Clyde, som
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