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Raeford council adopts resolution opposing state bills that would change local zoning rules
Summary
The Raeford City Council adopted Resolution #2021-05 opposing North Carolina bills HB401 and SB349, saying the measures would override local land-use authority and could increase residential density without local review. The resolution directs the mayor to send copies to state representatives and urges a gubernatorial veto if passed.
The Raeford City Council on May 3 adopted Resolution #2021-05 formally opposing House Bill 401 and Senate Bill 349 in the 2021 North Carolina General Assembly.
The resolution, approved on the consent agenda, says HB401 and SB349 would force municipalities to allow duplexes, triplexes, quadplexes and townhouses in all residential zoning districts and would permit one accessory dwelling unit on each lot with an existing single-family…
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