Nance County adopts Planning and Zoning changes in Resolution 25-9
The Nance County Board of Supervisors adopted Resolution #25-9 to amend Planning and Zoning Regulations, reducing the permitted distance for livestock waste from 1 mile to 1/4 mile, renaming “animal waste” to “livestock waste,” and removing a permit requirement for out-of-county manure stockpiling/spreading.
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The Nance County Board of Supervisors voted July 8 to adopt Resolution #25-9, which amends county Planning and Zoning Regulations governing livestock waste. Planning and Zoning Administrator Dan Cornwell told the board the changes include reducing the permitted distance for waste from 1 mile to 1/4 mile, revising language to read "1/4 mile from any neighbor's dwelling," replacing the term "animal waste" with "livestock waste," and removing the requirement for a Livestock Manure permit when manure originating outside Nance County is stockpiled or spread in the county.
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