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80-120 — Affordable homeownership residential community with commercial component and public recreational facilities (multiuse field and trails) in Carrboro, NC
Habitat for Humanity of Orange County seeks rezoning on Rogers Road to develop approximately 100+ homes for affordable homeownership, targeting households at 30-120% AMI, with a small commercial component and public recreational facilities. The project addresses workforce housing shortages in Carrboro and would create community benefits including transit partnerships and a public park in an underserved area.
| Case number | 80-120 |
|---|---|
| Type | Rezoning |
| Location | Rogers Road neighborhood, Carrboro, NC |
| County | Orange County |
| Proposed use | Affordable homeownership residential community with commercial component and public recreational facilities (multiuse field and trails) |
| Petitioner | Habitat for Humanity of Orange County |
| Hearing | 2026-10-01 (in 2 days) |
| Hearing body | Planning Board |
| Record | First seen on an agenda; not a decision |
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- First seen — 2026-09-29: First seen on a Planning Board agenda · Planning Board
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