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Planning Commission approves special exemption for second home on Bent Creek Road
Summary
The commission unanimously approved a special exemption allowing a second home on Parcel 19289 (Bent Creek Road) for the applicant's daughter, imposing four conditions including VDOT compliance and zoning-ordinance limits.
The Mecklenburg County Planning Commission voted unanimously March 19 to grant a special exemption allowing a second home on Parcel Record Number 19289 on the west side of Route 865 (Bent Creek Road), 1,108 feet south of Route 650 (Dockery Road). John Martin spoke on behalf of applicant Cynthia Martin, saying "they were requesting a second home on the property for his daughter to reside." The deed is recorded in Deed Book LR-21-5335.
The approval, made on a motion by Mark Warren and seconded by Randy Crocker, included four conditions: "It will not be detrimental to the public welfare"; it "will not adversely affect the health or safety of persons or the neighborhood"; the applicant must meet VDOT requirements; and the site must comply with the Mecklenburg County Zoning Ordinance requiring a special exception for a second home in AG zoning. Commissioners Charles Reamy, Landon Hayes, Randy Crocker, Jerome Watson, David Brankley, Mark Warren, Derperdine Webster, Deloris Simmons and Reginald Arrington voted aye. No public submissions (calls, letters, or emails) were recorded by the Zoning Office on this application.
