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Mooresville approves floodplain code update, allows supported awnings in pedestrian plazas and advances annexation; second reading required for annexation
Summary
Mooresville adopted a floodplain UDO update required by the NFIP, approved limited code changes allowing supported awnings in pedestrian plazas, and advanced a voluntary annexation/utility extension for the southern Mooresville Village parcel on first reading.
The Mooresville Board of Commissioners voted on several land‑use and code items at its Dec. 16 meeting, adopting a floodplain ordinance update required for continued eligibility in the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), approving a narrow change to allow supported awnings within pedestrian plaza rights‑of‑way, and approving a first reading of a voluntary annexation and utility extension for part of the recently approved Mooresville Village project.
Floodplain ordinance update (TA‑2024‑08) Sandy Howell, who presented the text amendment to the Unified Development Ordinance (UDO), said the changes align the town’s ordinance with North Carolina’s state model and with FEMA/NFIP…
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