CHARLOTTE — Charlotte City Council has unanimously approved a rezoning petition that sets the stage for development of a prime piece of real estate in University City.
Council members approved Atlanta-based Flournoy Development Group’s petition during its April 21 zoning meeting.
Flournoy filed the petition in September to rezone a nearly 52-acre site at 2200 One Electrolux Way and 10200 Claude Freeman Drive.
The vacant site was rezoned for community activity center district exception (CAC-1 EX), which allows for multifamily development.
Its previous zoning was office institutional, conditional (O-1, CD), and single-family residential (RE-3, O).
The property is currently owned by Centene Corp., which once planned an East Coast hub there.
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