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Hearing on White Oak Town special‑use permit continued to July for neighbor mitigation talks

Buncombe County Board of Adjustment · June 11, 2026
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Summary

Counsel and multiple neighborhood representatives agreed to continue the White Oak Town special‑use permit to the July meeting to allow mitigation negotiations and additional filings; the board voted to continue the item to a date certain in July.

Attorney Derek Allen asked the Buncombe County Board of Adjustment on June 10 to continue the White Oak Town special‑use permit so the applicant and neighbors could negotiate mitigation and prepare additional materials. Counsel for standing applicants confirmed they would not seek a further continuance, and several Coventry Woods residents and HOA representatives said they would accept a July continuance though one resident asked for August due to the short calendar window and the July 4th holiday.

The board voted to continue the matter to the July regular meeting. The continuance was presented on the record and the board confirmed that additional standing requests can still be filed before the continued hearing. Several residents emphasized they need more time to compile evidence; one resident, Robin McCullough, asked the board to consider an August date because 20 business days would make it difficult to prepare.