Planning Board Denies Sawyers Property Management Rezoning Request in Pitt County

July 17, 2025 | Pitt County, North Carolina

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Planning Board Denies Sawyers Property Management Rezoning Request in Pitt County

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The Pitt County Planning Board convened on July 16, 2025, to discuss significant zoning matters, culminating in a decisive vote regarding a proposed rezoning request from Sawyers Property Management Group LLC.

During the meeting, board member Miss Ellison moved to recommend denial of the rezoning request, citing that it was inconsistent with the Envision Pitt County 2045 comprehensive plan. She emphasized that the proposed development was not compatible with similar uses in the surrounding area and deemed the location inappropriate for the type of development suggested. The motion received a second and was put to a vote, where it passed with a majority in favor of denial.

The board chair noted that despite the denial, the matter would still be forwarded to the county commissioners for further consideration in August. Additionally, all parties who received notification about the initial proposal will be informed about the upcoming county commissioners' meeting.

This decision reflects the board's commitment to aligning development proposals with community planning goals and ensuring that new projects are suitable for their respective environments.

Converted from Pitt County Planning Board Meeting - - 7/16/2025 5:30:00 PM meeting on July 17, 2025
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