Feb 8, 2017 - Business
Construction will restart soon on the townhomes across from Midnight Diner
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Three months after a damaging fire, construction on the townhomes across from Midnight Diner will soon begin again.
Progress on the community — called Central Living at Carson — stalled in November after a fire damaged several of the 11 units underway.
Builder David Weekly Homes tells the Agenda they have resubmitted permits for the three units that were damaged and will continue forward on the remaining units.
City records show that the company applied for permits to partially demolish the damaged townhomes last week.
The townhomes are expected to cost about $800,000.
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Rendering via David Weekly Homes
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The police haven’t made any arrests in the case.
Fire investigators immediately said the blaze had been intentionally set. The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department said no arrests have been made and the case remains under investigation.