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Commissioners approve rezoning of two-acre Harrods Bluff lot to allow manufactured home placement
Summary
At a public hearing, the board approved rezoning two acres at 4613 Harrods Bluff Road from agricultural‑forestry to agricultural‑residential to permit reduced setbacks and placement of a manufactured home; planning staff and the applicant said the home will be sited out of public view.
The Camden County Board of Commissioners voted to rezone a two‑acre parcel at 4613 Harrods Bluff Road (District 2) from agricultural‑forestry to agricultural‑residential to permit reduced setback requirements for a proposed manufactured home.
Planning staff presentation and public hearing
Planning staff (Joey) told the board the property sits at the entrance to Deerwood Village and that the applicant requested the rezoning so the manufactured home could be sited without an angled placement caused by the current setbacks; the planning commission recommended approval. At the public hearing the applicant’s representative, Jacob Johns, said the home will sit at the rear of the lot and will not be visible from the road: “We’re just asking for narrower setbacks so we could set the home square in the property,” Johns said.
Board action
A commissioner moved and the board adopted the rezoning after a motion and second; the motion carried and planning staff were directed to record the approved zoning change in county records.
Speakers quoted in this article are the planning staff member identified as Joey and applicant representative Jacob Johns.
