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Council approves rezoning of parcel 016591 from B-3 to R-2 for two attached townhomes

3795483 · June 11, 2025
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Summary

The Louisburg Town Council rezoned Franklin County parcel 016591 from neighborhood business (B-3) to medium-density residential (R-2) to allow construction of two attached townhomes; council found the request consistent with the town’s 2030 comprehensive plan.

The Louisburg Town Council on June 10 approved rezoning of Franklin County parcel 016591 from Neighborhood Business (B-3) to Medium Density Residential (R-2) to permit construction of two single-family attached townhomes.

Town staff explained the B-3 designation does not permit household living on the parcel and that the applicant requested a downzoning to allow two side-by-side attached units. Staff said the applicant submitted materials indicating they accepted a downzoning as required by state law for such requests.

Councilman Stover offered a motion that included findings that the rezoning is consistent with the Louisburg 2030 comprehensive plan, that the R-2 zoning is similar to surrounding property and would support redevelopment of the South Main neighborhood; Councilwoman Baker seconded the motion. The motion passed with an affirmative vote recorded by the mayor.

During discussion, staff noted site constraints including access and rear parking via an alley and that the landowner and applicant may need to revise site plans or reduce unit square footage to meet setback and design requirements. Staff said the units would be two stories and similar in height to neighboring two-story single-family houses.

The rezoning approval authorizes only the zoning change; the applicant must still obtain building permits and submit a site plan that meets town development standards.