Wilson County staff: work near County Road 336 appears off county right-of-way; county permit not required

A staff member at a Wilson County meeting said proposed work near County Road 336 appears to be on private property and outside the county right-of-way, and therefore a county permit would not be required.

The staff member asked for clarification after reviewing drawings: "According to their drawing, this looks is this in our county right away, or is it in state right away?" Later in the exchange the staff member summarized their conclusion: "You're satisfied? They don't need a textile permit. That's all I wanna make sure. I don't wanna grant them a permit when it's not our authority to grant them a permit."

The discussion focused on whether any part of the work lay within the first 20, 30, 40, 50 feet of the county road right-of-way and whether a crossover at County Road 336 affected jurisdiction. The staff member said the work is "behind the apron," on private property, and that they had inspected the location: "It is not in that area. I have it out there. And it is not in that textiles." The transcript uses the term "textile permit," and the staff member repeatedly framed the issue as one of authority: whether the county had the power to issue a permit for the work.

No formal motion or vote about issuing or denying a permit appears in the transcript. At the close of the exchange someone said, "Make a motion to adjourn," but no motion, mover, second or vote is recorded in the provided transcript.

Because the record provided is limited, the transcript does not show a final administrative decision, documentation submitted to resolve jurisdiction, or any citation to a specific county or state statute. The discussion as recorded was a staff-level determination about whether county permitting authority applied to the location near County Road 336.