Controversial Zoning Decision Delayed
Updated: Tuesday, January 22 2013, 08:36 PM EST
A vote is delayed on a controversial zoning decision in Asheville. Developers want to rezone the property where a Harris Teeter is being built to allow for at least one business with a drive-thru. Neighbors there are afraid that drive-thru restaurants will bring too much traffic and unpleasant smells to the area. Because Mayor Terry Bellamy was not in attendance, developers asked that the vote be postponed until a full council can vote on it. Voting is planned to take place at the February 5th meeting.
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