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Four Oaks approves special-use permits for several double-wide manufactured homes

Town of Four Oaks Board of Commissioners · October 21, 2024
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Summary

After quasi-judicial hearings, the board unanimously approved special-use permits allowing new double-wide manufactured homes for PJ’s Rentals LLC (two parcels) and Erik & Lori McCray, finding each met Chapter 160D criteria for the town’s ETJ.

The Town of Four Oaks Board of Commissioners on Oct. 21 approved several special-use permits to allow new double-wide manufactured homes on parcels within the town’s extraterritorial jurisdiction.

Attorney Alan “Chip” Hewett administered oaths for witnesses. Planning & Zoning Administrator Mike Cook told the board that staff had completed public-notice steps, placed signs on the properties and mailed letters to nearby owners. Rodney Martin, representing PJ’s Rentals LLC, said the homes would be new construction with brick underpinning and would have town water and septic. Erik McCray said he holds an easement to his parcel and discussed an agreement with a neighbor about maintaining a shared path.

For each permit the board voted on the four Chapter 160D findings required for quasi-judicial actions — that the use will not endanger public health or safety, will not injure neighboring property values, will be in harmony with the area, and will conform with the adopted future land use and thoroughfare plans — and approved the special-use permits unanimously.

The approvals covered permits for PJ’s Rentals LLC at 7654 US Hwy 301 S and 7747 US Hwy 301 S (both in the ETJ) and for Erik & Lori McCray at 1984 Hockaday Rd. Board members made no additional conditions when they accepted staff’s recommendations.

The decisions allow applicants to move forward under the town’s permitting processes for manufactured-home placement in those locations.