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Cramerton approves conditional rezoning at 6016 Wilkinson Blvd. to allow auto sales

Town of Cramerton Board of Commissioners · April 1, 2026
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Summary

The Board unanimously approved rezoning 0.56 acres at 6016 Wilkinson Boulevard from B‑1 to a Conditional Zoning district to permit auto sales; the change is consistent with the town’s future Land Use Plan and requires NCDOT curb‑cut approval for access.

The Town of Cramerton Board of Commissioners on Sept. 16 approved a rezoning request for a 0.56‑acre parcel at 6016 Wilkinson Boulevard (PID 185926), changing the property from B‑1 to a Conditional Zoning district to allow auto sales.

Staff said the future Land Use Plan recommends Commercial/Mixed Use for the area and that utilities are not currently available at the site. The Planning Director said the site’s commercial entrance will require a curb cut and NCDOT permission. No members of the public spoke during the public hearing.

Commissioner Helms moved to approve the rezoning; Commissioner Atkinson seconded and the Board voted 5‑0 in favor. The Board also adopted a consistency statement for the rezoning (motion by Commissioner Neeley, seconded by Commissioner Helms; vote 5‑0). The Planning Director noted staff would remove the word "gravel" from a condition to allow paving of the lot if needed.

Why it matters: The rezoning aligns this small parcel with the town’s future land‑use designation and permits a transition use until utilities are extended. The change allows auto sales as a conditional use subject to town and NCDOT access conditions.

Next steps: Property owner/applicant Sasan Namvar will pursue permit approvals and NCDOT authorization for the curb cut.