Cashmere site plan: Jetton runs diagonally

Feb. 27. By Dave Vieser. A six story condominium/mixed use building is being proposed for the northwest corner of Jetton Road extension and Bethel Church Road.

The applicants, Adam and Iryna Jones of Cornelius, have filed the required rezoning paperwork for the project to change the zoning from Village Center to Conditional. If approved at six stories, it would be the tallest building in Cornelius.

No hearing or community meeting dates have yet been scheduled on the project, which is known as Cashmere.

Rendering of Cashmere proposal

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“Our vision for this project aligns with the Town of Cornelius’ planning objectives by creating a pedestrian-friendly, architecturally refined, and economically vibrant development that enhances the surrounding area” said the Jones with their application. “We believe this project will serve as a landmark development, contributing to the long-term vision
of Cornelius as a dynamic and thriving community.”

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County tax records show the 21,340 square foot lot is currently valued at $224,000 with annual property taxes of $1472.

The Zaika group of Cornelius, which is comprised of the Jones’, is listed as the owner, having purchased the site in 2017 for $145,000.

The proposed site is close to the site of another mixed-use project, known as the Cornelius Mixed Use Building, which received town board rezoning approval in 2022 only after reducing the height of their proposed building from six to four stories. That project has not yet been built and the property is listed for sale.