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Board approves two‑acre special‑use retraction for Camp Cale
Summary
The Board found that a proposed two‑acre special‑use permit retraction for Camp Cale aligns with the county CAMA Land Use Plan and approved the retraction with conditions requiring recordation; motion by Vice Chairman Charles Woodard passed unanimously.
Vice Chairman Charles Woodard moved that the proposed two‑acre special‑use permit retraction for Camp Cale is consistent with Perquimans County’s CAMA Land Use Plan, noting Camp Cale’s religious use designation in the plan and that the retraction would allow existing staff to maintain family‑work balance. Woodard then moved to approve the retraction subject to recordation conditions; the motion was seconded by James W. Ward and approved unanimously.
The Board found that the use would not endanger public health or safety, met required conditions and specifications, would not substantially injure adjoining property values, and was in harmony with the area and the Land Use Plan. The decision included a requirement that the two acres be retracted from prior special‑use permits at the time of subdivision survey recordation.
