Police Chief William Hogan will present his recommendations concerning a proposed citizen’s police-oversight board, and Council members will receive an update on an outside consultant’s evaluation of the Asheville Design Center’s proposed alignment of the Interstate 26 connector at their Tuesday, Jan. 15 meeting.
Documents provided by residents of the Wellington Estates Mobile Home Park, located off Airport Road in Arden, reveal that the owners of the park, the county’s largest, had repeatedly told residents that the park would not be sold. However, an online listing for the property, last confirmed Jan. 9, designates the property as “commercial” and for sale.
The 2006 report prepared by David W. Owens, Professor, Public Law and Government at the UNC School of Government that analyzes the City of Asheville’s actions regarding the Unified Development Ordinance in the cases of Greenlife Grocery, Prudential Realty and Staples. Click here to download a PDF file of the document.
These documents, provided by Wellington Estates residents, show two letters from the owners of the county’s largest mobile home park asserting that the park will not be sold. A third document is a copy of an online listing, showing the park for sale as commercial property. The Buncombe County Commissioners unanimously rejected a controversial request … Read more
