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Public hearing held on request to place mobile home at 410 Firetower Rd; neighbor raises aesthetic concerns
Summary
Brandi and Phillip Spillers sought a conditional‑use permit to place a mobile home on 15 acres at 410 Firetower Rd; Planning and Zoning recommended approval, the Spillers said they would set the home on a concrete slab, and a neighbor opposed mobile homes as contributing to blight.
The commission held a public hearing on May 27 for a conditional‑use permit filed by Brandi and Phillip Spillers to place a mobile home on a 15‑acre parcel at 410 Firetower Road and establish it as a primary residence. Planning and Zoning recommended approval, and the parcel is zoned R‑R.
Mr. Spiller told commissioners he and his wife want to move to the property because they like the community and cannot afford to build a house; he said they would "put it on a concrete slab." Neighbor Mark Henson spoke in opposition to mobile homes in general, saying he has seen many vacant and abandoned mobile homes and that "when they get vacant and abandoned it makes the county look ugly." The hearing record includes a text from an adjoining property owner in CUVA raising concerns about adjacent property status. The transcript records the public hearing being closed without a decision recorded there; the record does not show a final vote on the CUP in the provided segments.
