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Lexington council votes 5-3 to allow 130 acre housing development
A Greensboro developer has clearance to proceed with plans to build the largest housing development in Lexington’s history.
A 130-acre housing development has been approved in Davidson County
The project, which is led by Greensboro-based company MagnaGray, was approved by the Lexington City Council in a 5-3 vote.
Lexington City Council approves rezoning for 375-home, 130-acre residential development
At its meeting Monday evening, the Lexington City Council held a public hearing concerning a proposed 375-home residential ...
Lexington residents share their thoughts on new housing development at city council meeting
Lexington residents will have a chance to share their thoughts on a proposed plan to build 375 new single-family homes and ...
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Public hearing set for largest, proposed housing project in Lexington's history
The Lexington City Council will hold a public hearing Feb. 10 to decide the fate of what is proposed to be the largest ...
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Lexington City Council to hold public hearing for proposed housing development
MagnaGray is leading the project. According to city council documents, the development site covers approximately 130 acres. Other key features include green spaces and traffic management strategies.