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Board approves 151‑lot conditional rezoning with condition that Nash County water be extended up to 3,000 feet
Summary
The Nash County Board approved a conditional rezoning for approximately 193 acres allowing a 151‑lot subdivision, contingent on a revised development condition requiring the developer to extend Nash County public water up to 3,000 feet (with the county to consider an oversized main agreement).
The board approved a conditional rezoning (CZ260302) authorizing development of a 151‑lot subdivision on approximately 193 acres after the applicant agreed to amend a key condition to require extension of Nash County public water to serve the proposed lots.
Planning staff described the request and the proposed development conditions, including protections for riparian buffers and a ban on single‑wide manufactured homes in the new district. The applicant (represented by Stocks Engineering) reported on a recently secured easement that shortened the water main distance to the property and committed to install public water up to a developer‑installed length; the developer agreed to install water up to 3,000 feet. County staff described a financing approach under which the developer would install a 6‑inch main for the neighborhood, and the county would consider an oversized agreement to pay the incremental cost to increase the main to 12 inches for future connectivity and growth.
The board voted to approve the rezoning with the revised condition that the developer shall extend the Nash County public water system to serve all residential lots for a maximum extension distance of 3,000 feet and with an oversized agreement to address the incremental cost of a larger main. Commissioners said the condition balances connectivity and preserving long‑term county infrastructure capacity.
