Key hearing nears for large residential project planned on Lake Norman
After months of moving through the approvals process, a developer appears to be approaching a key hearing for its planned project on Lake Norman.
Town documents show that on Jan. 3, the Mooresville Board of Commissioners is scheduled to consider rezoning and annexation requests for a 96.8-acre site off Transco Road. The approvals are being sought by Alabama-based LIV Development, which is proposing a project with hundreds of residential units on the waterfront.
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The developer is seeking a rezoning with conditions that would allow up to 579 residential units and set aside at least half an acre for a waterfront restaurant use, town documents state. The proposed project includes a range of housing types, including 353 multifamily units, 136 townhomes and 90 duplexes, according to a site plan available in town records.
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