City council de-designates part of historic church property paving way for development ...Middle East

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) -- Charlotte city leaders are paving the way for the development of a property where a historic church sits. On Monday night, council members decided to take away the historical designation for part of the Steele Creek Presbyterian site. Some who live in the area aren't happy about it. "We're concerned about losing our history, our rich history," said Stephanie Lasne, a community leader for Steeleberry Acres.  Lasne lives in the neighborhood adjacent to the church property. She and dozens of others showed up to the council meeting  in lime green shirts, which read "Save Steeleberry Acres." "Our only voice tonight is us showing up in solidarity,"

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