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Subdivision and site plans items in Town of Hillsborough

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Subdivision and site plans6
Housing and affordability3
Water and sewer2
Land conversion and large development1
Roads and transportation1
  1. Mon, Jun 8 Town of Hillsborough · Board of Commissioners
    Approved a water and sewer extension contract with developer SFTEN, LLC for Collins Ridge Phase II, covering 79 single-family lots and 36 townhome units and the water main and sewer extensions to serve them.
  2. Mon, Mar 23 Town of Hillsborough · Board of Commissioners
  3. Mon, Mar 9 Town of Hillsborough · Board of Commissioners
    Resolution accepting streets in the Elfin's Pond subdivision into the town's system.
  4. Wed, Feb 11 Town of Hillsborough · Board of Adjustment
    Quasi-judicial evidentiary hearing on a special use permit modification at 1314 US 70-A East, requesting a waiver from the 250-foot driveway separation requirement. Applicant is 640 Meadowlands Drive, LLC; property owner is Habitat for Humanity of Orange County.
  5. Wed, Feb 11 Town of Hillsborough · Board of Adjustment
    Request for a three-year extension of the special use permit at 256 and 258 Orange Grove Street, which is due to expire February 14, 2026. Applicant is McAdams on behalf of property owner SFTEN, LLC.
  6. Nov 10, 2025 Town of Hillsborough · Board of Commissioners
    The board considered extending town water service to a proposed 49-home subdivision on N.C. 86 North. Staff said extending water would conflict with the plan to reduce the urban services boundary; the developer said its own well could serve the homes but a town connection could create a beneficial loop in the water sy…
    The board voted 5-0 not to extend water service, keeping the urban services boundary reduction plan intact.

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