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Kenly board, sitting as Board of Adjustment, approves special-use permit for mobile home at 648 Scott Road
Summary
The Kenly Town Council, acting as the Board of Adjustment, unanimously approved a special-use permit for a mobile home on 2.1 acres at 648 Scott Road (ETJ, zoned R20) after a public hearing; the board voted 5-0 to grant the permit.
The Kenly Town Council, sitting as the Board of Adjustment, approved a special-use permit for a mobile home at 648 Scott Road in Kenly’s extraterritorial jurisdiction.
Dale Holland, interim planning director, presented the application for a 2.1-acre parcel zoned R20 and described the conditional-use request for placement of a mobile home. The council closed its regular session, convened as the Board of Adjustment to take public comment and hear staff findings, and at 7:10 p.m. approved the permit. Council Member Keith Davis moved the approval; Council Member Garrett Stancil seconded. The vote was unanimous, 5-0.
The approval followed the standard public hearing procedure: staff presentation, opportunity for public comment, and a formal motion and vote while the council was acting as the Board of Adjustment. After the vote the body adjourned the Board of Adjustment, reconvened as the Town Council and continued other business.
The decision authorizes the conditional placement of a mobile home on the described parcel in the ETJ under the town’s land-use rules as applied by the Board of Adjustment. The transcript does not record conditions attached to the permit beyond standard procedures, nor does it list any public opposition during the hearing.
What happens next: the action was recorded in the meeting minutes; any required permits or inspections will proceed under town procedures for conditional uses. The council did not discuss any immediate appeals or follow-up hearing dates during the meeting.
