Samples
Every other page on this site describes the record. This one shows it: finished reports, one week of development filings and the Tracker itself, with the municipalities named, the cases numbered and the votes counted.
Each of these answers one question a deal actually asked. Read the question first and decide whether it is yours.
How did the Averette Woods rezoning (marketed as Averette Ridge) reach approval, and what did the board expect of it that never became a condition? The deliberation, the community input and the expectations voiced on the record.
What did staff and the board expect of this project that never made it into a condition? The member who objected to mass grading, the path staff wanted but never required, and the greenway gap the town's own plan names this project to close.
How did an approved townhome project get there, and on what terms? The backstory behind the conditions, for a buyer inheriting them.
Why did one applicant get a front-load garage exception 5-0 while the next, asking for the same thing under the same rule, drew a unanimous denial recommendation and withdrew? Both answers are on the record.
Which municipalities are actually moving on data centers, ranked from the record rather than from press releases: money and code activity, approvals against denials, and recurring objections or moratorium discussion.
Source: KnowToYes municipal meeting records. Case numbers and hearing dates are carried on each report.
These are real rows from the pilot. The point is not the volume. It is that a contractor working these counties will already know two or three of these names, which is how they know the list covers their market.
| Project | Jurisdiction | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Welch Homestead | Apex | Residential development filing |
| Horton Park Pod 2 | Apex | Residential development filing |
| US 64 corridor upgrades | Apex | Corridor infrastructure |
| NC 55 widening | Apex | Corridor infrastructure |
| Copper District Zone A | Clayton | Infrastructure for a district development |
| Doc's Yachts | Leland | Commercial development filing |
| H2GO well site | Leland | Utility site |
Source: KnowToYes Development Application Tracker pilot, ten North Carolina jurisdictions, June 23 to September 18, 2026.
In the portal each project also carries its use and size, the owner and other companies on the record, the filing documents and a link to the jurisdiction's own record. The columns above are trimmed so the page reads.
The Tracker portal. The list and the map show the same projects, sorted newest first, and you can export what you see as a CSV or a PDF. Source: KnowToYes Development Application Tracker, data through October 9, 2026.
Your turn
A sample built from somebody else's county proves the method. A sample built from yours proves the coverage. The second one is the one that decides anything, and we will build one for any market you name.