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At Chad Johnson Orthodontics, your smile is our passion. Our orthodontists provide you with the best care possible in Huntersville, all from a stress-free, comfortable setting. We know how much of a difference a beautiful smile can make, which is why we are so passionate about giving our clients a smile they love forever.

Having served metro Huntersville for years, we know that no two patients have the same orthodontic needs. That's why we offer a variety of treatment options to correct each patient's unique concerns, along with payment plans that make braces affordable for every family. You can rest easy knowing that our team specializes in the latest innovations in the field of orthodontics. This allows us to treat our patients in the most efficient, affordable, and aesthetically pleasing ways possible.

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Huntersville planning board recommends denial of Birkdale Village expansion

The planning board voted 4-3 to recommend the denial of the project. Town leaders will vote March 18 on the proposal.More VideosHUNTERSVILLE, N.C. — Developers' hopes to expand Birkdale Village in Huntersville were hit with pushback from the town's planning board.The board voted 4-3 to recommend the denial of the project during a meeting on Tuesday. Members discussed the proposal for around three hours.The plans, which include a hotel...

The planning board voted 4-3 to recommend the denial of the project. Town leaders will vote March 18 on the proposal.

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HUNTERSVILLE, N.C. — Developers' hopes to expand Birkdale Village in Huntersville were hit with pushback from the town's planning board.

The board voted 4-3 to recommend the denial of the project during a meeting on Tuesday. Members discussed the proposal for around three hours.

The plans, which include a hotel, apartments, office space, parking, and retail, mark the second attempt to revamp the popular shopping destination. In 2023, a similar proposal by the former owners was rejected by the Huntersville town board due to concerns over building height.

The new owner Jamestown submitted a rezoning petition that would allow for the construction of a 125-room hotel, a 150-unit apartment building, retail space, office buildings, and a parking deck. According to the proposed site plans, the office building could reach up to 115 feet in height, while the apartment complex may rise as high as 85 feet.

This time around, the rezoning petition is being considered by a newly elected town board, which could impact the outcome.

"If you approve this, think about the Pandora's box that you're opening," one resident said on Tuesday. "You will have set a precedent that any developer can put up a 100 ft tall building along that economic corridor just because they asked for it."

Petitioners said in a public hearing earlier this month that construction would not start until 2027 and would be phased, starting with parking.

Many of the questions and concerns brought up by residents during the public hearing show some residents are still not satisfied.

"Parking is one of the major issues that people have that stops people going to Birkdale Village," Pete Romaniello, a local business owner, said during public comment. "Expanding the area is only going to make it worse."

Petitioners shared that the current plan includes two parking decks, one of which replaces existing parking. This would generate 518 new spaces, though 134 of them would be reserved for people who live in the apartments.

Before the vote, some members of the planning board expressed the desire to embrace change but had concerns about parking, traffic, and preserving the character of Birkdale Village.

The Huntersville Town Board of Commissioners will hold a vote on whether to approve the development on March 18.

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Huntersville commissioners pass controversial Birkdale Village expansion plan

Huntersville leaders voted to approve a Birkdale Village expansion. Supporters seek growth and opponents fear overcrowding.HUNTERSVILLE, N.C. — Huntersville leaders voted to approve the expansion of Birkdale Village, a project that has sparked debate among residents and officials.The measure passed with a 5-1 vote after a lengthy discussion at the Huntersville Town Board of Commissioner meeting on Tuesday.Supporters of the expa...

Huntersville leaders voted to approve a Birkdale Village expansion. Supporters seek growth and opponents fear overcrowding.

HUNTERSVILLE, N.C. — Huntersville leaders voted to approve the expansion of Birkdale Village, a project that has sparked debate among residents and officials.

The measure passed with a 5-1 vote after a lengthy discussion at the Huntersville Town Board of Commissioner meeting on Tuesday.

Supporters of the expansion believe it will bring growth and new opportunities to the area, while some opponents argue that it will lead to overcrowding and diminish the community feel that defines Birkdale Village.

Just three weeks ago on Feb. 25, the Huntersville Town Planning Board held a heated meeting on the proposal. After extensive public comments and deliberation, the board voted 4-3 to recommend denying the project.

RELATED: 'Only going to make it worse' | Business owners concerned over parking in Birkdale Village expansion

The rezoning petition would pave the way for a new apartment complex, a boutique hotel, additional retail shops, office buildings and parking decks in Birkdale Village. Developers have stated that some of the new structures will replace existing buildings.

Planning Board members were divided on whether the project aligns with the needs of the community, and ultimately recommended to deny the proposal as it stands.

RELATED: Huntersville planning board recommends denial of Birkdale Village expansion

Residents living feet away from Birkdale say their neighborhoods are inundated with people parking on their streets.

"The fact we're seeing all this parking into the residential area is proof positive that they do not have adequate parking inside the village," said Suzanne Villar.

Town of Huntersville Planning Director Brian Richards says that currently there are 1,931 parking spaces, with the proposed plan that number will increase to 2,487 spots.

Now that the project is approved, the developer, Jamestown, says the pre-development phase will begin. This includes marketing, finalizing the design, financing, permitting and other tasks.

Construction will begin in 2027 and be carried out in phases, starting with replacing an existing parking deck to make more space.

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