Southpoint Access

[SoDu Sunrise Showcase] A Ridge Too Far?

I sent you a postcard, maybe. And the Durham City Council turned down Moriah Ridge, but warned development's coming someday.

Wes Platt

04 Feb 2025 — 3 min read

If you live in the 27713 zip code, check your mailbox - you might see me and the family smiling back at you!

My first big marketing investment with the funding from LION Publishers was this direct-mail postcard to 500 neighbors. Southpoint Access also contributed $300 to the Hope Valley Elementary School Boosterthon.

Next: I'm waiting for new yard signs to post around South Durham promoting the site.

Let's see how this helps raise awareness and expand readership for Southpoint Access.

And we've got some other news!

Durham Mayor Pro Tempore Mark-Anthony Middleton

Durham City Council Nixes Moriah Ridge

After hearing from dozens of people concerned about potential impacts on the environment and the rural character of the area around Mt. Moriah Road, the Durham City Council voted unanimously to turn down plans for the Moriah Ridge development proposed by M/I Homes of Raleigh.

But council members also warned that development in that area is likely inevitable.

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