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Planning board approves rezoning request 532-24 to allow mobile home on previously unzoned lot
Summary
The Scotland County Planning and Zoning Board approved application 532-24 to place a manufactured home on an unzoned East Warrensburg parcel, with staff confirming no elevation certificate is required and the applicant responsible for building‑permit requirements.
The Scotland County Planning and Zoning Board voted to approve rezoning application 532-24, allowing placement of a manufactured/mobile home on an unzoned parcel in East Warrensburg.
Board members approved a motion to rezone the parcel to RA (residential agriculture) to permit the replacement of a manufactured residence. The applicant, identified in the meeting as Miss Marshall, attended and answered questions from staff about the building permit and homeowner certification that is part of the permit packet.
Planning staff said the parcel appears near a flood‑zone panel but is not inside the parcel’s floodplain and that an elevation certificate would not be required for the proposed placement. Staff also clarified that the homeowner certification included in the building permit file is the applicant’s responsibility and not a zoning requirement.
A board member moved to approve application 532-24 “for residential agriculture to place a mobile home”; another board member seconded and the chair called the question. The motion was approved. The meeting record did not provide a roll‑call tally of individual yes/no votes in the transcript excerpt.
The board did not add conditions beyond the standard building‑permit requirements discussed by staff, and the applicant said closing or sale activities were contingent on completing the rezoning and obtaining county approvals.
The board returned to other agenda items after approving the rezoning.
Notes: the transcript does not include a detailed roll‑call vote; procedural clarifications about floodplain status and homeowner certification were provided by planning staff during the item.
