Charlotte Street Charlotte Street Google Earth View Zoning and Development The City collected base information and public input on the current zoning and overlay district during community planning for the Road Diet and Spot Safety project. This was performed in response to Council and community interest in potentially adjusting development standards along the Charlotte Street corridor to help guide future growth. That information is available via the resources section below. City staff does not anticipate any further analysis of the information or recommendations on zoning at this time. Resources Use this link to find information from two public input meetings held on 2-19-19. Included are informational zoning analysis boards, as well as the input collected from three different exercises. Details of those exercises can be found in the associated folder. Current Development Regulations Link to Charlotte Street Overlay District in Municode Link to citywide zoning information via GIS/interactive map Contact Information Several City departments are involved in supporting the vitality of the N. Charlotte Street Corridor. Primary points of contact include: Questions about large scale (Level III) developments proposed for N. Charlotte Street can be directed to: Shannon Tuch, Senior Planner, Planning and Urban Design: stuch@asheveillenc.gov Residential neighborhood concerns can be directed to Brenda Mills, Neighborhood Services Manager, Communication and Public Engagement: bmills@ashevillenc.gov Commercial district concerns can be directed to: Steph Monson Dahl, Strategic Design and Development Manager: smonson@ashevillenc.gov Road Diet and Spot Safety Improvement Project is Complete Numbered from 1 through 6 to indicate parts of the plan that resulted in the Charlotte Street Road Diet and safety improvements. The scope of this project, which was designated by City Council, included a 4 to 3 lane conversion, milling and repaving Charlotte Street from Chestnut to Edwin Street, multimodal bike improvements and spot safety improvements. This project did not include sidewalk, place making, significant stormwater or utility improvements. Charlotte Street Road Diet and Safety Improvement Project (see page four for Council direction.) Charlotte Street Road Diet and safety improvements North and South bound lanes, center turn lane Beginning North bound bike lane Ending of South bound bike lane, transitions to shared lane markings (sharrows) High visibility crosswalks and pedestrian signals Stamped “brick” asphalt to transition bike lane, provide visual enhancement, and “buffer” between traffic and the sidewalk Green bike boxes for safe bicycle movements Meetings Public meetings were held The Jewish Community Center at 236 Charlotte Street. 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Business Inclusion The Business Inclusion Office for the City of Asheville actively seeks to identify minority and women-owned businesses for an opportunity to participate as providers of goods and services to the city.
Apply for a commercial film or photography permit Information about commercial filming and photography work involving city-owned property, sidewalks, streets, and parks.
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Find cold weather emergency shelter When extreme cold weather is expected, the Asheville Homeless Coalition issues a Code Purple Alert. Participating homeless shelters voluntarily add space beyond their normal capacity to keep as many people as possible out of the cold. To find out when Code Purple is in effect, visit the Homeless Coalition’s Code [...]
Find financial support for your Asheville business Learn about financial support that may be available for your business.
Find or register a minority, women or disabled-owned business Resources for finding or registering a minority, women or disabled-owned business.
City of Asheville hosts business training Posted on April 6, 2021April 12, 2021 by Polly McDaniel This April, the City of Asheville Business Inclusion Office will conduct three free training sessions to help local businesses learn how to work on local government contracts. These training sessions will be facilitated by the A-B Tech Small Business Center and take place from April 13-15. Training 1: Is Doing Business with Government Right for My [...]
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