The remaining 35 acres of Let's Roll Holdings' land will remain in an R-20 designation and will contain additional residential development, though it is unclear exactly how much.Ī map of the development, named Catawba Village, shows it will occur in three phases. City planning staff has recommended a density of seven units per acre for the 82.7 acres that Cheves is seeking to rezone, meaning a maximum of 579 units could go on that section of land. A specific site plan is not included in city documents at this point, but the developer's vision is becoming more clear.ĭocuments show that Cheves is planning massive residential development at the 118-acre site, including both single-family homes and multifamily units. The request is seeking to rezone the land from an R-20 (residential) designation to a Conditional Use R6-PUD (planned unit development) designation. Let's Roll Holdings purchased a 118-acre site near the casino in September and is now seeking to rezone 82.7 acres of that.

City documents regarding these sites provide a look into what some of the casino's surrounding development could look like. On Tuesday evening, the Kings Mountain City Council will hold public hearings to consider rezoning requests for two sites owned by separate entities - Let's Roll Holdings LLC and E5 Holdings LLC - that are affiliated with casino developer Wallace Cheves. Another step is being taken for the Catawba Two Kings Casino Resort project in Kings Mountain, this time with the potential rezoning of surrounding land for development.

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