Questions and answers from Chapel Hill Municipal Candidates in the 2023 Election
This old Chapel Hill Council is going out with a bang. On the agenda Wednesday November 15 is a resolution that would extend the town and urban services southward along 15-501. On the Monday night work session is a discussion on truncating advisory board...
Here is what a new Council could do: Enforce our tree ordinance and apply existing buffer regulations. Reinstate single family zoning because it does not create affordable housing in a college town. Start listening to individuals, petitions from hundreds of...
The Chapel Hill town council majority has embarked on yet another framework for development, this time termed Complete Communities, a concept advanced by a Canadian consultant at a cost of over $470,000. At the same time, town staff have removed all but two advisory...
CHALT interviewed all the candidates in the upcoming Chapel Hill election. Here are the six questions we asked them and the link to their video responses on YouTube. Click here to view all the Candidate Responses on our YouTube Channel. Instructions given to each...
CHALT sponsored three webinars this past year on how Chapel Hill can address the housing crisis. You can watch the video of each at the following U-tube links. The video links can be found here. Part I: Origins of the Housing Crisis: How We Got Here Part II: Part II:...
Council member Karen Stegman attacked CHALT in a newsletter this week. https://karenstegman.substack.com/ CHALT was formed in 2015 to provide a counterweight to the development lobby in order to give neighborhoods a more effective voice and improve Council decisions....
Listen to all the candidates for Mayor and Chapel Hill Council on these recorded candidate interviews by WCHL. https://chapelboro.com/news/election/2023-candidate-introductions-chapel-hill-municipal-races
Candidates for Chapel Hill Mayor and Town Council will be attending many community forums. We encourage you to participate in our democracy and become an informed voter. Sept. 19th, 5-6:30pm: NEXT, CEF, and IFC Candidate Forum - Fellowship Hall, Binkley Baptist...
Fiscal mismanagement resulting in unfunded town services and huge property tax increase that could have been avoided with responsible spending Underpaying essential town workers while overpaying top 5% of workers Overspending on private consultants when local...
The best voter is an informed voter. Here are all the candidates running for Mayor and Chapel Hill Town Council. Click on their names below to visit their campaign websites and learn more about their priorities and experience: Jess Anderson - Chapel Hill Mayor Adam...
This old Chapel Hill Council is going out with a bang. On the agenda Wednesday November 15 is a resolution that would...
Here is what a new Council could do: Enforce our tree ordinance and apply existing buffer regulations....
The Chapel Hill town council majority has embarked on yet another framework for development, this time termed Complete...
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