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Pike Road council approves conditional-use permit for manufactured home and sells small Antioch strip
Summary
At its regular meeting, the Town of Pike Road council approved a conditional-use resolution allowing a manufactured home at 20 Sunflower Lane, adopted a second‑reading ordinance to sell a narrow Antioch property strip, and approved April financial statements. Two first readings (Highway 80 rezoning and the Sunflower Lane conditional use) were presented earlier.
The Town of Pike Road council approved a conditional‑use permit to allow placement of a manufactured home at 20 Sunflower Lane and adopted an ordinance selling a small, unused strip of town property off Antioch, both by voice vote.
Councilor Wy moved and Councilman Robinson seconded approval of the resolution allowing placement of a manufactured home at 20 Sunflower Lane; the council approved the resolution and the mayor congratulated the applicant. Earlier in the meeting senior planner Daryl Riggsby described the parcel as roughly 1 acre just east of Sunflower Lane and Bond Road; he said the Planning Commission had recommended approval.
On a second‑reading ordinance, Councilman Ferman moved and Council Watley seconded approval of the sale of a narrow strip of Town‑owned property off Antioch to the adjoining property owner. Council discussed constituent questions about the transfer before voting to approve the sale.
Votes at a glance: - Conditional‑use resolution — 20 Sunflower Lane (manufactured home): mover: Councilor Wy; second: Councilman Robinson; outcome: approved (voice vote). Topic first raised in the public hearing portion; Planning Commission recommended approval. - Antioch property sale — second reading and ordinance adoption: mover: Councilman Ferman; second: Council Watley; outcome: approved (voice vote). The ordinance transfers an unused strip of town property to the adjoining purchaser. - April financial statements: motion to approve carried by voice vote (see separate financial report coverage).
What this means: The conditional‑use approval allows the applicant to pursue placement of a manufactured home at the specified parcel subject to the town’s conditional‑use standards. The Antioch sale transfers a small, unused strip of municipal land to a private owner; council members said the parcel had no municipal use and constituent questions had been resolved.
Next steps: Applicants for conditional uses must comply with any conditions identified by staff and file required permits; the town clerk’s office will finalize the Antioch property transfer as directed by the ordinance.
