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Webster board adopts resolution opposing state preemption of local planning and zoning

Town of Webster Board of Commissioners · May 7, 2025
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Summary

The Board unanimously approved the "Town of Webster Resolution Opposing Changes To Local Planning and Zoning Statutes by The North Carolina General Assembly 2025," asking the Town Attorney to review the document before finalization.

The Webster Board discussed and approved a resolution opposing proposed changes to state statutes that would preempt local planning and zoning authority. The resolution, titled in the minutes as the "Town of Webster Resolution Opposing Changes To Local Planning and Zoning Statutes by The North Carolina General Assembly 2025," was reviewed with minor edits and sent for a quick review by the Town Attorney before finalization.

Commissioner Leigh Anne Young moved to approve the resolution and Commissioner Dale Collins seconded; the motion carried unanimously. The action records the Board’s formal opposition to statutory changes that would reduce local planning and zoning control and instructs the Town Attorney to review the document.