CHARLOTTE — A second Charlotte neighborhood wants to become a social district.
The city of Charlotte has received a second preapplication to be a social district. It was from Gilde Brewing. Plaza Midwood was the first to apply and the boundary is being refined, a city spokesperson tells me #CLTCC @wsoctv
— Joe Bruno (@JoeBrunoWSOC9) February 17, 2023
A spokesperson for the City of Charlotte told Channel 9 that Gilde Brewery in Lower South End has submitted an application.
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Plaza Midwood was the first neighborhood in Charlotte to apply. The city spokesperson said Plaza Midwood’s boundary is currently being refined.
Social districts are designated areas where people can sip alcohol and stroll.
The Charlotte City Council will have to approve each application.
(WATCH BELOW: Charlotte approves social districts within city limits)
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