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Public hearing opens for controversial sandpit mining permit

August 19, 2024 | Lenoir County, North Carolina


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Public hearing opens for controversial sandpit mining permit
A public hearing was held to discuss a special use permit for a sandpit mining operation proposed by Tyler Everett, located near the intersection of Neuse Road and British Road in the vicinity of 4287 Eustro. The site spans approximately 33 acres and is currently zoned for rural agriculture.

The board of county commissioners is responsible for approving such mining operations through special use permits. The planning board has already recommended approval for this request, following a special meeting last week where no additional concerns were raised. The board acknowledged that all necessary permitting requirements, including those related to flood plains, will be addressed in subsequent steps.

The proposed development focuses on a specific section on the east side of Neuse Road, as outlined in the site plan presented during the hearing. The meeting underscored the importance of adhering to regulatory standards as the project moves forward.

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