Asheville City Council delays transit plan, hears concerns about ADU changes

ASHEVILLE, N.C. (828newsNOW) — Asheville City Council spent nearly five hours Tuesday discussing public transit, accessory dwelling units, the city’s urban forest and other issues, with council delaying a vote on a proposed redesign of the Asheville Rides Transit system.

The meeting also included public comment from residents who urged council to slow down on proposed changes involving accessory dwelling units and to find additional funding to expand transit service.

Transit plan pulled from council agenda

Council did not vote on a proposed redesign of the Asheville Rides Transit system after the item was pulled from the agenda.

The proposed network has drawn criticism from speakers who said improving frequency should not come at the expense of coverage, particularly for residents who rely on public transit…

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