The City of Morganton is on the search for a designer for College Street — a team that can transform about 7,000 linear feet into a more pedestrian- and bicycle-friendly passage.
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A new North Carolina law will eliminate parking minimums while addressing stormwater runoff, bringing new flexibility for development and more environmental protections.
A new North Carolina law will eliminate parking minimums while addressing stormwater runoff, bringing new flexibility for development and more environmental protections.
Morganton's planning commission recommended approval of the completion of Clover Ridge subdivision, along with an alternative design for Thrive Church's future home on South Sterling Street.
Morganton's planning commission recommended approval of the completion of Clover Ridge subdivision, along with an alternative design for Thrive Church's future home on South Sterling Street.
Flexibility has dominated preliminary community discussions about what the City of Morganton needs to change in its development process.
Morganton residents, business owners, and developers will have a chance to provide input this month on a new Unified Development Ordinance that will shape local zoning, housing, landscaping, and development standards for years to come.
Morganton has named an advisory committee to help draft its new Unified Development Ordinance, a sweeping rewrite of local development rules that could affect zoning, subdivision, stormwater and future growth across the city.
Though there's been recent activity at Morganton's Ingles, city staff say they have not been notified whether a contractor has been selected for renovations.
Though there's been recent activity at Morganton's Ingles, city staff say they have not been notified whether a contractor has been selected for renovations.
