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Category Archives: Aydan Court
Prospects Improve to Conserve Slopes of Little Creek
The University of North Carolina recently bought a special, five-acre tract of land in Chapel Hill, most of which is part of the Little Creek Bottomlands and Slopes Significant Natural Heritage Area. Designated by the state’s Natural Heritage Program, Natural … Continue reading
Council turns down Aydan Court Rezoning
Thanks to your help, on Monday night, June 20, the Chapel Hill Town Council voted to protect Jordan lake and to adhere to our land use ordinances. In a 5-4 vote, Council members Bell, Greene, Ward, Rich, and Harrison rejected … Continue reading
Posted in Aydan Court, Bolin Creek Watershed
Tagged Little Creek Slopes, Protect Jordan Lake
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Why it matters to protect this Natural Heritage Site on Little Creek
The developer for Aydan Court proposes to build 90 condos on a Natural Heritage site. The project was denied a rezoning two years ago. The Town Council will again vote on the status of this land on the evening of … Continue reading
Posted in Aydan Court, Bolin Creek, Jordan Lake, Sediment into Bolin Creek
Tagged Aydan Court, riparian bufers
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Aydan Court: a New Threat to Jordan Lake
Little Creek is joined by Bolin Creek before flowing into Jordan Lake. A key 5.8 acre parcel containing a significant forest, steep slopes and many creeks next to the Little Creek Bottom Lands is threatened. A local developer has requested … Continue reading
