development updates
Rezoning Petition 2026-012 - Atrium Health Emergency Department
Rezoning Petition 2024-083 from UR-3 (CD) and CG to N2-A.
- N. Davidson and Belmont Intersection, across the street from Alta Purl Apartments
- Land Use, Board Members and Villa Heights leaders met with the Atrium team to provide community feedback to their initial plan. No additional information has been communicated.
Rezoning Petition 2024-083 from UR-3 (CD) and CG to N2-A.
- Details available on City of Charlotte website
- View presentation from October 10 meeting with the City of Charlotte
In 2015, the Belmont Community Association formed the Land Use Committee comprising residents and business owners from the neighborhood.
The mission of the Land Use Committee is to identify, research and inform on land use issues that impact the Belmont Community's vision. The goal of the Land Use Committee is to encourage positive development and investment that is mindful of the history and integrity of the neighborhood.
Since 2015, the Land Use Committee has been active with initiatives in the neighborhood including:
The Land Use Committee also works closely with rezoning petitions and the Belmont community to address concerns and issues with pending development. For up-to-date information on rezoning petitions, please visit www.Rezoning.org or contact the Land Use Committee directly at [email protected].
The mission of the Land Use Committee is to identify, research and inform on land use issues that impact the Belmont Community's vision. The goal of the Land Use Committee is to encourage positive development and investment that is mindful of the history and integrity of the neighborhood.
Since 2015, the Land Use Committee has been active with initiatives in the neighborhood including:
- Community Update (2016) to the Belmont Area Revitalization Plan (2003)
- UNC Charlotte Belmont Character and Corridor Study (2017)
- Historic Landmark Designation of The Red Front Department Store (2017)
- Belmont Avenue Better Block (2017)
The Land Use Committee also works closely with rezoning petitions and the Belmont community to address concerns and issues with pending development. For up-to-date information on rezoning petitions, please visit www.Rezoning.org or contact the Land Use Committee directly at [email protected].
