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<br /> The Chamber l Hill,NC .7 p 919.96770750755
<br /> For a Greater Chapel Hill-Carrboro carolinachamber.org
<br /> June 14, 2023
<br /> 2023 Chamber Officers
<br /> Lori Doherty,Chair,Doherty Home Inspections
<br /> Dan Lehman,Vice Chair,UNCHealth I Mayor Hemminger, Members of Chapel Hill Town Council, and Interim Manager Blue,
<br /> Vakesia Graves,Immediate Past-Chair,Duke
<br /> Energy
<br /> Creighton Blackwell,Chair of the Partnership, In support of Chapel Hill's objectives to increase housing affordability, consistent with the
<br /> Coastal Credit Union keytenants of Complete Community, and in furtherance of the affordable housing goals
<br /> Sweta Adkin,Treasurer,Adkin CPA
<br /> Robert Saunders,General Counsel,Brooks Big Bold Ideas,The Chamber formally petitions the Town of Chapel Hill to evaluate a
<br /> Pierce Law Firm
<br /> Aaron Nelson,Secretary, limited extension of the current water and sewer boundaries by extending the 2001
<br /> The Chamber President&CEO boundary one mile south of the current line to include the US 15-501 corridor to the
<br /> 2023 Board of Directors Chatham County line at a width ranging between one half mile on either side of US 15-501
<br /> Elie Abou-Rjeileh,Olmaz Jewelers
<br /> Manish Atma,Atma Hotel Group at the northern portion and narrowing as it approaches the Chatham County line, designed
<br /> Jes Averhart,Jes&Co. i to exclude Smith Level Road.
<br /> Donna Bell,Congruence Counseling '
<br /> La-TashaBest-Gaddy,Infinity Bridges Please note that the land included in this proposed extension is within Chapel Hill's
<br /> Tim Dalton,Truist
<br /> Greg Fitch,Fearrington Village j Extraterritorial Jurisdiction and outside of the Rural Buffer and that the boundaries set by
<br /> Rory Gillis,Triangle Media Partners the 2001 Water and Sewer Management Planning, and Boundary Agreement(WASMPBA)
<br /> Dr.Nyah Hamlett,Chapel Hill-Carrboro City
<br /> Schools has been modified several times to respond to changing conditions.
<br /> Betsy Harris,Vice Chair Government Affairs, i
<br /> Armacell In making this petition, we offer the following in support of your consideration of our
<br /> Mayor Pam Hemminger,Town of Chapel Hill
<br /> Kelly Holcombe,BCBS of NC request:
<br /> Joel Levy,Joel I Levy,CPA - Greater Chapel Hill-Carrboro is experiencing a significantly increased pressure on our
<br /> Scott Maitland,Top of the Hill
<br /> Lydia Mason,Piedmont Health limited local housing supply, with prices of for-sale and for-rent housing growing by as
<br /> Chris McClure,UNC-Chapel Hill much as 20% per year in the last several years.
<br /> PoonamNandani,Hendrick Southport Auto _ The most recent Census commuting data shows more than 48,849 workers commuting
<br /> Mall
<br /> Tola Oguntoyinbo,Vice Chair Technology, into Orange County from outside every day (43,349 commuting into Chapel Hill).
<br /> ShineBig Feedback - The area proposed for service extension is along a robust transportation corridor
<br /> Chris Peronto,Vice Chair Strategy,UNC
<br /> Kenan-Flagler Business School already served by local transit routes (NS and CCX) and within reach of the planned
<br /> Jennifer Player,Habitat for Humanity North-South Bus Rapid Transit.
<br /> Eliazar Posada,Posada Strategy Consulting
<br /> Anna Richards,Orange County Government - Expanding the OWASA service area will enable the development of multifamily
<br /> Caroline Riggsbee,Pinnacle Financial Partners housing, bringing housing more proximate to employment centers, and creating the
<br /> Michael Rodriguez,Subway
<br /> Wes Rowe,Wintergreen Hospitality population density needed to support transit and reduce commuter traffic.
<br /> Mayor Damon Sells,Town ofCarrboro - Extending water and sewer service along the corridor will guide future development to
<br /> Mark Sherburne,The Carolina Inn
<br /> the 15-501 corridor and away from Smith Level Road.
<br /> Ryan Stewart,Trinsic Residential Group
<br /> Connolly Walker,Vice Chair Membership, j - Expanding OWASA service will provide reliable water and sewer service, diminishing
<br /> Harris&Company Insurance
<br /> reliance on aging well and septic systems and offering improved fire protection.
<br /> Chamber Staff - Without extension, undeveloped properties along the corridor, currently zoned low-
<br /> Aaron Nelson,President&CEO
<br /> Jensen Anderson,Director of Community density residential, will likely result in high-end single-family homes as opposed
<br /> Engagement I Assistant to the President density.
<br /> Rebecca Dickenson,VP for Membership
<br /> Seth Hoyle,Communications and Member - Extending water and sewer service to this area is well within OWASA capacities.
<br /> Relations Coordinator
<br /> Brian Rowe,Chief Financial Officer
<br /> McKenzie Steagall,Director of Programs and TThank
<br /> kelson,
<br /> Member Engagement
<br /> Aury St.Germain,Director of Communicationsand Business Development
<br /> sident and CEO
<br /> You to Our 2023Community Champions!
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