The Chapel Hill Town Council met Wednesday to discuss mobility and public spaces

The Chapel Hill Town Council met Wednesday to discuss two presentations on mobility and public spaces. Staff writer Kaia Findlay live-tweeted the work session.

Coming up next: Chapel Hill Town Council Work Session, live updates brought to you by @dailytarheel #CHTC

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Transportation planner Kayla Seibel giving council updates on Chapel Hill Mobility Plan -- focusing on bike and pedestrian networks

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Council member Ed Harrison emphasizes importance of sidewalk infrastructure at #CHTC work session

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#CHTC's thoughts: Mobility and Connectivity Plan must include long-range planning and communication with CH transit system

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Tony Sease of Civitech, Inc. presents proposed Ephesus/Fordham District ordinance changes to improve walkability and open space

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Tony Sease, consultant to CH Planning Department, describing need to increase block length in Ephesus/Fordham District to #CHTC

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Sease: 450' ft perimeters on blocks is most walkable #EphesusFordham #CHTC

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"Addressing block length is important...but what people care about is building length and building size"-Michael Parker #CHTC

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#CHTC conversation moves to #EphesusFordham pass-through requirements--20' requirement is "too restrictive", Sease said

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Ordinance changes for #EphesusFordham would require open space for developments with a residential component #CHTC

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"We are not changing the requirements for recreational space" -Tony Sease, consultant #CHTC #EphesusFordham

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Proposed ordinance changes for #EphesusFordham reflect award-winning codes in comparable situations #CHTC

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#CHTC recognizes building size, block requirements and pass-through requirements as issues for further consideration #EphesusFordham

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#CHTC opening the floor to public comment

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Community members express need to incorporate design, architecture and parking together in the planning for #EphesusFordham--not separate

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Mayor Pam Hemminger closed the Chapel Hill Town Council work session #CHTC

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