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Chatham Park in Pittsboro, North Carolina, faces a lawsuit over its expansion plans, which could add 60,000 residents. Critics argue the town commission has given too much control to staff and developers, bypassing community input and political oversight. The case reflects a larger issue in the Triangle region, where local governments handle large projects independently, often leading to conflicts. Experts suggest a regional board, like Minnesotas, to guide planning and align with long-term goals.

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