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Midway
Master Planning, Conceptual Design, Rezoning and Public Engagement services for a 55-acre mixed-use development on the site of Midway Marina on Lake Norman in Catawba County. The goal is to create a community unlike anything on Lake Norman, which for the most part, is virtually private along the waters edge.
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Shook Kelley, working with Scott Development Group, assisted with the rezoning of the property from medium-density residential and rural commercial to planned development-conditional, with the goal of creating a master planned harbor community along NC Hwy 150 in Terrell, NC. The new Midway will establish a destination for boaters and non-boaters alike, with a boardwalk, boat slips, restaurants, retail and pocket parks. The mixed-use development will feature several blocks of ground-floor retail and restaurant space with second-floor residential units. Other residential features include 640 age-targeted (55 and up) townhomes and single-family homes. Design elements for Midway feature restrictions on the types of materials for the building facades. Where a building borders Hwy 150, at least 15% of the facades will be windows and doors. A key feature is the gateway aspect, presenting a unified harbor community vista as drivers enter Catawba County over the Hwy 150 bridge.
Shook Kelley, working with Scott Development Group, assisted with the rezoning of the property from medium-density residential and rural commercial to planned development-conditional, with the goal of creating a master planned harbor community along NC Hwy 150 in Terrell, NC. The new Midway will establish a destination for boaters and non-boaters alike, with a boardwalk, boat slips, restaurants, retail and pocket parks. The mixed-use development will feature several blocks of ground-floor retail and restaurant space with second-floor residential units. Other residential features include 640 age-targeted (55 and up) townhomes and single-family homes. Design elements for Midway feature restrictions on the types of materials for the building facades. Where a building borders Hwy 150, at least 15% of the facades will be windows and doors. A key feature is the gateway aspect, presenting a unified harbor community vista as drivers enter Catawba County over the Hwy 150 bridge.