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Board approves special-exception to place manufactured home at Old Motley Road with cleanup condition

Nottoway County Board of Supervisors · August 16, 2024
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Summary

The Nottoway County Board approved a special exception allowing a manufactured home on a newly created 2-acre parcel at 5569 Old Motley Road, amending staff conditions to require removal of inoperable vehicles and an existing single-wide before a certificate of occupancy is issued.

The Nottoway County Board of Supervisors on voice vote approved a special exception to allow a manufactured home on a newly created 2-acre parcel at 5569 Old Motley Road.

Planning staff advised the board that "the item we have before you tonight is for a manufactured home located on 2 of 10 acres on Old Motley Road. It's addressed at 5569 Old Motley Road" and recommended approval subject to standard conditions including septic and well permits and a driveway permit from the Virginia Department of Transportation. Builder representatives said the well and septic permits were already in hand and that they would remove the existing single-wide trailer and inoperable vehicles as part of project completion.

Supervisor (motion maker) proposed and the board agreed to amend staff condition No. 5 to make removal of all unregistered or inoperable vehicles and the existing single-wide a requirement "prior to the issuance of the certificate of occupancy." After the amendment passed, the motion to approve the special exception carried by voice vote.

The decision directs county staff to make the amended condition part of the permit approval and ties final occupancy to completion of the cleanup. The planning commission had recommended approval with staff conditions by a 6–0 vote at its earlier meeting.

The board will rely on standard permitting checks — including septic and well permits and VDOT driveway approval — before allowing occupancy.