When you go to the polls over the next few weeks, be sure to vote for Charlotte’s general obligation bonds. The $223.8 million in projects that the bonds will fund include several that directly benefit University City – including a new bridge linking the research park...
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Fall elections include crucial vote on CLT’s future
If you need another reason to vote this fall, here's a big one: Three city bond referenda to upgrade streets, neighborhoods, housing and infrastructure. The bonds will allow needed improvements across Charlotte including big benefits here: A 26-mile bike-hike path to...
NC bonds promise big return for UNC Charlotte and region
If voters OK $2 billion in statewide bonds on the March 15 ballot, UNC Charlotte will get a much needed new science building. Our region could also gain through higher-paying jobs, new businesses and higher tax revenues. The Connect NC bonds include $1.33 billion for...
Bonds would boost UNC Charlotte sciences, local economy
The state's fastest growing university and largest community college both win if NC voters approve $2 billion in bonds on March 15. UNC Charlotte would receive $90 million for a new science building, while CPCC would get $9.6 million for land and facilities. “This is...
City bonds could open new routes to Research Park jobs, sidewalks to light-rail stops and bikeways to downtown!
Your vote this election could reshape how we get around in University City and Charlotte. The last item on the ballot is a city bonds request to fund transportation, neighborhood and housing improvements. Among projects directly benefiting University City: Cut...
Charlotte bonds could transform University City … if
You may not know all of the candidates on the November ballot, Mayor Dan Clodfelter told people at Sunday’s University City Town Hall Meeting, but make sure you go to the end of the ballot and vote for the city bond package. The $145.9 million in funding will bring...