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Four Oaks board approves rezoning and special‑use permit for 2050 US Highway 701 S.
Summary
The Four Oaks Board of Commissioners unanimously approved rezoning and a special‑use permit to allow a 14x56 manufactured home on parcel #08J12031D (2050 US Hwy 701 S.) in the town’s extraterritorial jurisdiction after staff reported public notice and no objections.
The Four Oaks Board of Commissioners on Feb. 17 unanimously approved a rezoning and a special‑use permit to allow a 14x56 manufactured home at 2050 U.S. Highway 701 S., parcel #08J12031D, in the town’s extraterritorial jurisdiction.
Planning & Zoning Administrator Mike Cook presented the petition from owner Shelby Moss and said public notices had run in the FO Benson News and Review and written notices were mailed to property owners within 500 feet; a sign was posted on the property. Cook told the board the parcel had been zoned CB historically and the rezoning to R‑A was recommended. Commissioner Tony Capps moved to approve the rezoning; Commissioner Michael Bradley seconded and the motion passed unanimously.
Attorney Alan “Chip” Hewett administered the quasi‑judicial proceedings for the related Special Use Permit. Cook presented plans and a site map for the proposed 14x56 manufactured home and confirmed the applicant would comply with town setback and permit requirements. The board took the four Chapter 160D findings of fact required for a special use permit individually and voted unanimously on each finding before voting to grant the permit.
No public opposition was recorded in the meeting minutes; the record notes that the mailed notices generated only routine inquiries that were answered by staff. The board’s action permits the applicant to place the manufactured home subject to the conditions and standards established in the town’s zoning ordinance.
Next steps: the applicant may proceed with permitting and installation consistent with the Special Use Permit and the town’s inspection and building requirements.
