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PUBLIC COMMENTS NEEDED re: DR Horton/ Kinsley 401 application impacts to BULL RUN
Read more: PUBLIC COMMENTS NEEDED re: DR Horton/ Kinsley 401 application impacts to BULL RUNPUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that on April 08, 2026 DR HORTON INC applied to the NC Division of Water Resources (DWR) for a 401 certification, pursuant to Section 401 of the Federal Clean Water Act and Title 15A NCAC 02H .0500. The activity for which this certification is sought regards the KINSLEY Residential Subdivision in Jamestown, NC…
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DR Horton Kinsley – development agreements
Read more: DR Horton Kinsley – development agreementsOn March 12th, the Town Council received updates on the D.R. Horton Kinsley Development during an information session that was open to the public. One of the items discussed was an Amended and Restated Development Agreement recorded in April 2025, and new site plan maps recorded in December 2025. With respect to the amended Agreement,…
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Jamestown resident finds $110,000 in unbilled property taxes for town
Read more: Jamestown resident finds $110,000 in unbilled property taxes for townAt the May 21, 2024 Town Council meeting, a Jamestown resident announced that as the result of a simple inquiry, he found out Jamestown was due about $110,000 in 2023-2024 property taxes from D.R. Horton for the 467-acre parcel the developer has owned at Guilford College/MacKay roads since 2021. Earlier that day, he forwarded a…
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NC Open Government Coalition to Jamestown: ‘Public Records are the Property of the People’
Read more: NC Open Government Coalition to Jamestown: ‘Public Records are the Property of the People’Letter from P. Brooks Fuller, J.D., Ph.D. and Director of the North Carolina Open Government Coalition to Jamestown town manager re Public Records:
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Hazen Sawyer Study: DR Horton sewer line will cost at least a million $
Read more: Hazen Sawyer Study: DR Horton sewer line will cost at least a million $Jamestown faces significant costs for sewer system updates to accommodate the new D.R. Horton development. The town council approved a $1,055,000 budget for a new sewer line and the raising of 11 manholes. Additionally, Jamestown is indebted to High Point for repairs to the Eastside Wastewater Treatment Plant. The plant’s poor condition and violations are…
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D.R. HORTON: The math shows the DENSITY is too high for Randleman Watershed
Read more: D.R. HORTON: The math shows the DENSITY is too high for Randleman WatershedOn January 17, 2023 the Jamestown Council approved a Development Agreement with DR Horton for 1,000 homes and 500 apartments on 467 acres of undeveloped CLASS IV Critical Randleman Water Supply Watershed. The watershed determines the density. The more sensitive the watershed (i.e., if the streams, rivers and lakes are drinking water source for…








