Hillsborough, NC

Bike to Weaver St. Market in Hillsborough! This home has two and half baths, the master on the main and two additional bedrooms upstairs. The marble surround fireplace is the focal point in open concept living space downstairs.

The charming wood fenced backyard provides entertaining and family space on the deck, in the gardens and on the playset. A large site built wooden shed is nestled among the trees.

The location is fabulous! UNC and DUKE are a 20 minute commute. The home itself is on a dead end street at the cul-de-sac.

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Raleigh Relocation Information

Impact Fees Increasing in Orange County

Hillsborough NC New Home Cost UP!

There are a multitude of different permits and fees required to build any new home. Orange County and Chapel Hill have long had some of the highest fees in the Triangle.

And they're going up.

These fee increases were approved in December 2008, with new increases taking affect each January.

Orange County School District Changes

School district impact fees in Orange County have been $3,000 per single family home since 2001.

On January 1 2011, these fees will be increasing again, as part of a yearly increase for each of three years.

Orange County Schools District impact fees will increase from $3749 to $4686 at the end of 2010, with an even more significant increase in 2012. This is an increase of 56% in the cost of this impact fee over two years time, for new single family homes, and again, these fees are separate from all other building permits and fees.

What does this fee increase mean? The exact same new home in Hillsborough will cost $937 more if impact fees are paid in 2011 (at the start of construction), than in 2010 - an increase of . There's still time to build in 2010 in Hillsborough - talk to your builder.

Chapel Hill and Orange County continues to be one of the most sought after areas of the Triangle - and it's going to be a little more expensive to build a new home there now.

Building in the Chapel Hill or Carrboro City School Districts?

Before January 1, 2009, the Chapel Hill School District Impact Fees were $4407 per home. On January 1, 2009, these impact fees increased by 38%, or $1685 per home.

On January 1, 2010, the Chapel Hill School District Impact Fees increased again, to $7616 per home, another 25% increase. These impact fees are in addition to the building permit fees, water fees, and sewer fees required to build a new home in Chapel Hill.

Looking to build in Chapel Hill soon? Apply for permits as soon as possible - as long as all permits are approved and paid before the end of the year, you can still build at 2010 costs.

Otherwise, your new home will cost $1904 more, after January 1st, 2011.

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Paws4Ever Names New Board Member

Local Custom Home Building Veteran Brings Extensive Management Expertise to Paws4Ever.

Orange County, NC, May 5^th 2010 – Paws4Ever, formally known as the Animal Protection Society of Orange County, Inc., today announced the unanimous election to its board of directors, Chad D. Collins, who brings more than 20 years of financial and operational experience in the construction industry.

The talent and diverse expertise of our board has always been one of Paws4Ever’s key assets, as witnessed by our tagline: "Educate. Care. Adopt. Train." Which brings focus to the four core areas of service that continue to make our whole community a progressive leader in the humane treatment of animals. Stellar industry leaders like Collins, with his proven aptitude to execute, is a critical addition to our team; helping us to broaden the our operating base that we'll need to meet our long-term growth objectives of building strong positive bonds between people and animals that last a lifetime.

Collins is a Senior Business Manager with 20 years of experience driving revenue and profit growth in competitive, volatile markets. Cost control, operations management, and relations. Collins has won numerous top industry awards for relationship management and marketing excellence. Innovative, collaborative, solutions-focused leader with excellent analytical, communication, negotiation, presentation, and team-building skills. For more information on Chad you may visit www.collins-design-build.com

About Paws4Ever
The adoption center is a NO KILL placement partner for animals transferred from county shelters, including Orange, Chatham, and Caswell, where the number of adoptable pets outpaces the space to house them. The learning center provides the most affordable and comprehensive array of dog training in our area, and the sanctuary is home to a 3-acre dog park. In October of 2008, 43 years after its beginning, the Animal Protection Society of Orange County changed its name, to better reflect current mission and programs. Our new name and its tagline: "Educate. Care. Adopt. Train." brings focus to the four core areas of service that continue to make our whole community a progressive leader in the humane treatment of animals. For more information please visit www.paws4ever.org

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