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Mint Hill board holds budget workshop

The Mint Hill Board of Commissioners met with other town leaders to discuss and plan the 2013- 2014 budget at a workshop meeting Tuesday, April 23. Budget requests were presented from Mint Hill Fire and EMS, public works and police … Continue reading

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Mint Hill commissioners discuss resolution, demolition ordinance, graffiti

  by Derek Lacey / Staff Writer Rescinding a demolition ordinance, accepting a resolution, and graffiti took center stage at the Mint Hill Board of Commissioners March 28 meeting. The agenda was short, and the meeting went quickly, as Mayor Ted … Continue reading

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Board makes big Madness change official

The future of Mint Hill Madness took center stage again at the Mint Hill Town Board of Commissioners meeting Thursday, March 14. It is official, there will be no Mint Hill Madness in 2013. Dalton Taylor, a member of the … Continue reading

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Effort to save Bain Auditorium continues

by Derek Lacey / Staff Writer The Bain auditorium is still slated for demolition, but Mint Hill residents are working to get it removed from the list. A meeting was held February 19, which saw 70 to 80 people, and … Continue reading

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News Notes and Happenings

Homeowner Assistance Bank of America is hosting a homeowner assistance event at the Charlotte Convention Center, 501 South College Street, from Tuesday January 29 to Thursday January 31, 8 am to 8 pm. Help with loan modification and short sales … Continue reading

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Mint Hill Board of Commissioners hears plans on development

Before the normal Mint Hill Board of commissioners meeting last Thursday, January 10, the town held their quarterly developer’s workshop, hearing presentations from several area land developers. The board heard from Jerry Helms regarding Blair Road Development, Chris Isaacs regarding … Continue reading

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Mint Hill Board of Commissioners hears plans on development

Before the normal Mint Hill Board of commissioners meeting last Thursday, January 10, the town held their quarterly developer’s workshop, hearing presentations from several area land developers. The board heard from Jerry Helms regarding Blair Road Development, Chris Isaacs regarding … Continue reading

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Town boards ready for new year

The boards of commissioners from several local towns met with the Mecklenburg delegation of the North Carolina Legislators Thursday, January 3, in a called meeting to discuss legislative matters. Town boards from Mint Hill, Cornelius, Matthews, Davidson, Pineville, and Huntersville … Continue reading

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Old and new Town Hall building plans

The Board of Commissioners met June 21 for a mini-retreat to discuss various issues regarding the plans for the new and current Town Hall buildings. The current building will be renovated for the future police department.  Construction will be minimal.  … Continue reading

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Library plan presented to Mint Hill Board

Carol Hull presented the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Library Citizens Committee report to the Board of Commissioners last Thursday.  She is a member of the committee, a team of citizens with professional experience in real estate, process improvements, information technology, and Mecklenburg County government. … Continue reading

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