This last week of March will be a busy one for public meetings, with sessions of the Town Board and Planning Board, a public meeting with the District 1 school board rep and a meeting to discuss the future of the Cornelius public library branch. Times and agendas below.
MONDAY, MARCH 29, , 5:30 to 7 p.m. in the Community Room at Cornelius Town Hall, 21445 Catawba Ave. – Friends of the Library has organized a meeting in Cornelius on Monday, March 29, where supporters of the Cornelius branch library can meet with county commissioners, senior library staff, members of the library Board of Trustees and members of Friends of the Library to discuss the planned closing of the branch.
MONDAY, MARCH 29, 7 p.m., Davidson Town Hall, 216 S. Main St. – Davidson Planning Board monthly meeting. The board will be asked for a recommendation on the proposed conditional master plan for Woodlands Discovery, a proposed nature-focused preschool on Mayes Road. (See our March 12 news item. Board members also will get an update on the Comprehensive Plan. See the full agenda on the town website. (See a meeting preview on our Real Estate page, “Planning Board to vote on Woodland Discovery plan.”)
MONDAY, MARCH 29, 7 p.m., Cornelius Town Hall, 21445 Catawba Ave., downtown Cornelius – The mayors of Huntersville, Cornelius and Davidson will co-host a community meeting with Rhonda Lennon, District 1 representative to Charlotte Mecklenburg School board, to discuss the CMS budget and other issues facing the district. The meeting is expected to included discussions about how the school budget might affect north Mecklenburg schools. Details in our March 22 news report.
TUESDAY, MARCH 30, 6 p.m., Davidson Town Hall, 216 S. Main St. – Special Town Board work session. Agenda includesa report on the town’s existing funding of local non-profit service agencies, discussion of the town’s criteria for providing that funding, and a presentation by Eileen Keeley, representing Davidson-Cornelius Day Care, on the day care’s request for a $300,000 loan from the town. Also, the board will hear a presentation on a victim-advocate position through United Family Services.
