The Planning Commission narrowly approved a 415-unit Fairington Road development with only eight affordable units despite objections from four commissioners and residents citing traffic and school capacity concerns.
Planning Commission approved 415-unit Fairington Road development 7-4 with only eight affordable units, despite four commissioners opposing and residents citing traffic and school capacity concerns.
Developer committed $64,500 to Durham Public Schools, but staff calculated the project would cost $700,000 due to approximately 129 new students it would generate.
Commission unanimously approved annexation for Woodland Preserve Phase 2 single-family developments on Koback Drive and Torridge Road under a new planning process.