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Habitat for Humanity - Rezoning — Mixed-use development including housing options such as townhomes, live-work units, flex space, and neighborhood-serving establishments such as healthcare, assisted living, elder care, childcare, recreation facilities, restaurants, and cafés in Carrboro, NC

Habitat for Humanity seeks to rezone approximately 15.56 acres on Rogers Road from HR-R (Historic Rogers Road-Residential) to HR-CC (Historic Rogers Road-Community Commercial) to enable a mixed-use development with townhomes, live-work units, and neighborhood-serving facilities. The rezoning would expand permitted uses from primarily residential to include office, light commercial, and institutional care uses while concentrating development into nodes to balance new uses with neighborhood character protection.

Case numberHabitat for Humanity - Rezoning
TypeRezoning
LocationRogers Road between Eubanks and Homestead Road, Carrboro, NC (7 tracts formerly owned by Buddha LLC)
CountyOrange County
Acreage15.56
Current zoningHR-R (Historic Rogers Road-Residential)
Requested zoningHR-CC (Historic Rogers Road-Community Commercial)
Proposed useMixed-use development including housing options such as townhomes, live-work units, flex space, and neighborhood-serving establishments such as healthcare, assisted living, elder care, childcare, recreation facilities, restaurants, and cafés
PetitionerHabitat for Humanity of Orange County, North Carolina, Inc
Hearing2026-10-01
Hearing bodyPlanning Board
RecordFirst seen on an agenda; not a decision

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