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Town project faces last hurdle amid widespread support

August 20, 2024 | Fuquay Varina, Wake County, North Carolina



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Town project faces last hurdle amid widespread support
During a recent government meeting, a passionate discussion unfolded regarding a proposed development project in Fuqua Green, led by a representative from D.R. Horton. The speaker emphasized their deep connection to the town, expressing that their enthusiasm for the project should not be misconstrued as frustration. They highlighted the collaborative efforts between the town staff and D.R. Horton, noting that the project aligns with the town's land use plan and meets all standards outlined in the Land Development Ordinance (LDO).

Despite widespread support from various stakeholders, the project faces a significant hurdle: the town's requirement for the developer to agree to a timeline for the development of commercial sites. The representative acknowledged the extensive work that has gone into the master plan, which has received approval for its compliance with the LDO. However, they criticized the town's timeline requirement as arbitrary and not a standard included in the LDO.

The representative expressed their respect for the town and its staff, commending their responsiveness and willingness to explore unique solutions throughout the development process. Yet, they reiterated the need for a mutually agreeable proposal to move forward, indicating that negotiations have yet to yield a satisfactory resolution. The outcome of this discussion remains pivotal for the future of the proposed development in Fuqua Green.

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