07/12/2026
Update on proposed development between Crossroads Ford (All Wheel Dr) and Haddon Place (Brittley Way).
Here's a side by side of the current proposal vs what we were originally given back in November. So notable changes:
**They are now expecting to extend Charlion Downs into the new development.
**They are proposing to extend the commercial area.
**They are no longer proposing apartments in the upper left quadrant - replacing that with townhomes.
We may learn more at the next neighborhood information meeting scheduled via Zoom on Thursday, July 23rd from 5:30-6:30pm.
Here's additional information copied from a post by Mike Rusher:
🚨 PUBLIC MEETING – N. SALEM STREET REZONING 🚨
📅 Thursday, July 23, 2026
🕠 5:30 PM
Join by Zoom: https://zoom.us/join
Meeting ID: 820 1105 6332
Passcode: 028232
Or join by phone:
📞 (929) 205-6099
Meeting ID: 820 1105 6332 #
Passcode: 028232 #
The developer's representatives will give a presentation followed by a Q&A session, where participants can submit questions through the chat. We can expect many of the same prepared, canned responses we've heard before, but they still need to hear loudly and clearly, that our community has serious concerns. Let's show up in force and make our voices heard.
This is the second required neighborhood meeting for the proposed 32-acre mixed-use development immediately adjacent to Haddon Hall. The developer will present updates to the proposal and answer questions from residents before the rezoning continues through the Town approval process.
This proposal has significant implications not only for Haddon Hall, but for the surrounding Apex community.
Over the past several months, residents have consistently raised concerns about:
🚗 Increased traffic on already congested roads.
🌿 The destruction of wetlands and other natural areas that currently help absorb stormwater.
🌊 The downstream impacts of increased runoff into the streams and greenways that run through Haddon Hall.
🏡 Protecting the quality of life for more than 800 households and over 2,000 residents who call Haddon Hall home.
Many of us have attended meetings, submitted comments, and spoken directly with members of the Apex Town Council. The Council persons have a vote, they Mayor does not. Unfortunately, many residents have come away discouraged by responses from the Town Council persons that have suggested there is little that can be done or that their hands are tied, or that we should just deal with it.
That is simply not the case.
This rezoning request has not been approved. The Town Council has the authority to require meaningful changes, impose conditions, or deny the proposal if they determine it is not in the best interest of Apex. They have the ability to insist on stronger protections for surrounding neighborhoods, traffic, stormwater management, and environmental resources before any approval is granted. If they disagree with this, they are not doing their job. Period. The question now is whether our elected officials will choose to stand with the residents they represent.
This is our NEXT opportunity to demonstrate that these concerns are shared by hundreds of families, not just a handful of outspoken neighbors.
Whether you live in Haddon Hall or anywhere in Apex, if you care about responsible growth, protecting our environment, and ensuring infrastructure keeps pace with development, please attend this meeting.
Your voice, questions, and participation matter!
Please share this post with your neighbors and help us ensure our community is well represented on July 23.
The full notice is available here https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xoG40wpmQ6N9vDGh-f0HyDGbVDvZLdCv/view
Drop your questions and concerns in this thread.
