Developers and retailers ask Concord council for sewer allocations; neighbors oppose Union Street townhomes

Several developers and a representative of Sheetz, Inc. used the council’s public‑comment period to describe planned projects and request sewer allocation or note existing applications; neighbors also used the same period to raise objections to a separate townhome project on Union Street.

David Miller, managing partner of Raley Miller Properties, told the council he sought roughly 1,100 gallons per day (gpd) of sewer capacity to finish the final five townhouse lots in the Tucker’s Walk planned urban development. Miller said completion of the townhomes would unlock final site work including the top layer of asphalt on public streets, conversion of a stormwater pond to its final design, fences, a dog park and landscaping; he said Raley Miller Properties has invested in excess of $35 million so far in Tucker’s…