MOSAIC at Chatham Park is reaping the rewards of thriving bee colonies. An end-of-summer honey bottling event yielded 100 lb. of honey, a substantial increase from the 80 lb. produced in 2024. 

MOSAIC’s three branded beehives, easily seen from Hwy 15-501, complement the five hives and 225+ species of bee-friendly trees, flowers and grasses at the Chatham Park Water Recovery Center. This pollinator utopia is part of a larger effort to combat bee population decline and help bees fulfill their important role in our local ecosystem.

MOSAIC’s honeybees were raised just south of Pittsboro at Rocky River Bee Farm by EAS Certified Master Beekeeper Jody Moore. He works to nurture hardy bee colonies and prepare them for relocation throughout Central NC.

The bees of the MOSAIC beehives and the Chatham Park pollinator garden have proven to be some of Chatham Park’s most valuable residents, providing not only delicious honey and community enrichment but critical ecological diversity.

MOSAIC is a Lee-Moore Capital Company development. 

Lee-Moore Capital is developing MOSAIC, a 44-acre mixed-use community, serving as the gateway to Chatham Park, an 8,500-acre live-work-play-learn community in Pittsboro, NC. 

Chatham Park is becoming more walkable! Though the full one-mile walking and biking trail is still under development, sections of the MOSAIC Greenway, which encircles the campus, are ready for community use during daylight hours.

Guests and residents enjoy fresh air, exercise and dog walks against a backdrop blending nature and community. The greenway also accesses surrounding green spaces, including connection to Wade Barber Park at Northwood Landing, another Lee-Moore Capital development. 

The MOSAIC Greenway will eventually connect to Chatham Park’s walking and biking paths, 30+ miles’ worth upon completion, bridging a network of neighborhoods, parks and natural areas. 

Future connectivity includes nearby Jordan Lake State Recreation Area and the Lower Haw River State Natural Area.

 

Have you been to Chatham County’s top coworking and innovation hot spot? 79°West Innovation Hub is located within MOSAIC at Chatham Park, an entertainment and lifestyle center developed by a Lee-Moore Capital entity.

“Our mission is to be a county hub for local government, for-profit enterprise and nonprofit organizations,” says 79°West Co-Director Dustin Miller. In that vein, the hub is home base for the Rotary Club of Pittsboro, Chatham Artists Guild, Chatham County EDC and the Chatham Chamber of Commerce.

Twenty-five private office tenants utilize 79°West, and 67 businesses work in the space. In the past 18 months, the hub hosted 200+ community events and 2,000 private meetings, featured 22 Chatham Artists Guild artists, and provided high-speed internet to 1300 Chatham County residents.

The inaugural 79°West Breakfast Club in August 2024 welcomed 140 attendees and its popularity continues. Other events include Innovate Carolina seminars, the Best of Chatham party, and tenant sessions. 79°West members can take their work on the road with the Coworking Passport Program, which offers members limited access to 10 participating locations in the Carolinas.

Munson Law Firm’s Katie Stokes says, “There’s nowhere else we’d want to be as we love being immersed in community and innovation. We’ve built real relationships.”