The current zoning of the property does not allow for apartments and only permits one home unit per lot “not on less than an acre each and the total site can’t exceed a two acre per unit average.” The potential rezoning, which will not be confirmed until mid July at the earliest, would only alter the rules pertaining to lot size, and would not “limit how many homes can be built by acreage.”  The goal of the rezoning is to build up the neighborhood and to expand the growth there.

The new community of homes plans to showcase and amenity area that would be facing the lake. Plus, residents could take full advantage of all of the perks of living in Lake Wylie, with endless recreation and easy access to all the area’s conveniences, as well as a simple commute to the big city of Charlotte.

For more details and information on this possible rezoning that would lead to a large residential development, as well as what it would mean for one of the busiest intersections in the Lake Wylie area, be sure to read the full article at Heraldonline.com.

Furthermore, an additional 147 townhomes may be built at Regent Park on a property that totals approximately 46 acres. Another residential development that may come to fruition is a single-family subdivision off of Kennel Road in Fort Mill between Springfield and Foxwood totaling approximately 29 acres.

As far as commercial development goes, there is a warehouse distribution center totaling 370,000 square feet that could potentially be moving to Lakemont Business Park on the 60-acre site near Carowinds. Also in the works is a convenience center at 2093 Fort Mill Parkway that will include a permanent trash and recycling center. There is also a plot of land on the corner of US 21 and Garrison Farm Road in the Fort Mill area that was an auto sales site and is up for redevelopment.

There are discussions of a new school located at 1894 Zoar Rosd near Tega Cay on a near two-acre plot of land, among many, many more potential projects. All of these projects have submitted preliminary proposals to the county and are waiting on approval.

For more details and information on what could be to come in Fort Mill and the surrounding area, be sure to read the full article at Heraldonline.com.

McLean is a new beautifully master-planned waterfront community on Lake Wylie in the town of Belmont occupying 670 acres along five miles of stunning shoreline in an extraordinary location, right next to the Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden and the Carolina Thread Trail. Furthermore, it is conveniently located near downtown Belmont’s charming shopping and dining scene. This remarkable new community will allow residents easy access to all of the activities that Lake Wylie has to offer, including boating and fishing, as well as the opportunity to take advantage of the location’s pure lakefront beauty.

The newest development within this community is with The Conservancy, a small village subdivision that will feature 50 cottage-style ranch houses built by M/I Homes. M/I Homes will offer six different home designs, and pre-sales have already begun. The home designs for The Conservancy offer numerous optional features and add-ons, such as a bonus room, an upstairs living room, or outdoor living areas. With the purchase of every M/I home, homeowners can take advantage of the included lawn maintenance, Energy Star certification, and a 15-year transferable structural warranty. Plus, The Conservancy has its own pool, clubhouse and bocce ball court for residents to enjoy, and these amenities are scheduled to open in 2017.

M/I Homes is one of the country’s premier builders of high-quality single-family homes focused on “uncompromising quality, innovative design and enduring value in the best, most desirable locations possible.” For more details on the company or for more information on the community of McLean, be sure to read the full article at PRnewswire.com.