Housing Locational Policy
Community Engagement Meetings
As we continue to build a diverse and inclusive community and address the need for an adequate supply of affordable housing, Charlotte City Council's Housing & Neighborhood Development Committee invited residents to provide input on a revised Housing Locational Policy.
The policy serves as a guide for the location of new affordable multi-family housing developments throughout our community. The goal of the revised policy is to reflect Charlotte's current housing landscape, needs, and priorities better, so that policy waivers are unnecessary.
The revisions will help the policy be a more viable tool in guiding the location of new affordable multi-family developments in areas of high opportunity. It includes a new scorecard and scoring matrix to help determine priority locations based on criteria such as:
- Income levels
- Proximity to transit and job centers
- Ability to address gentrification
Community feedback meetings were held 6:30—8 p.m. on the following dates:
Tuesday, August 21
CMPD West Service Center
4150 Wilkinson Boulevard
8/21 Agenda
8/21 Presentation
Thursday, August 23
Myers Park United Methodist Church
1501 Queens Road
8/23 Agenda
8/23 Presentation
Tuesday, August 28
East Stonewall AME Zion Church
1729 Griers Grove Road
8/28 Agenda
8/28 Presentation
Thursday, September 6 *
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Government Center (Room 267)
600 East 4th Street
9/6 Agenda
9/6 Presentation
Tuesday, September 11
Greater Providence Baptist Church
2000 Milton Road
9/11 Agenda
9/11 Presentation
Tuesday, Sept. 25
St. Matthew Catholic Church
8015 Ballantyne Commons Parkway
Charlotte, NC 28277
Saturday, Sept. 29 (10 - 11:30 a.m.)
Charlotte Fire Department Headquarters
500 Dalton Avenue
Charlotte, NC 28206
*This meeting was streamed live on the City of Charlotte's Facebook page. You may provide your feedback by posting during the Facebook live stream.
If you need special accommodations please contact us at hnsinfo@charlottenc.gov or (704) 336-3380.