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Residents ask Nash council to review Lemon Acres mobile‑home ban, raise disaster‑recovery concern
Summary
Lemon Acres residents presented a petition asking the Nash City Council to reconsider an ordinance that prevents mobile homes from being brought into the neighborhood; a resident asked whether the rule would prevent replacing trailers after a tornado. City Administrator Doug Bowers said the council will review the matter and report back at the June 9, 2025 meeting.
Two residents of Lemon Acres raised the neighborhood's concern about an ordinance that the transcript describes as prohibiting mobile homes from being brought into Lemon Acres. At the May 13 meeting, resident Randy Gaines presented a petition signed by neighbors asking the council to revisit the rule; Jim Garvey asked what would happen if a natural disaster such as a tornado destroyed trailers and residents needed to replace them under the existing ordinance.
City Administrator Doug Bowers responded that the council would take the petition and the residents' questions under review and return with a response at the June 9, 2025 council meeting. The minutes further note that the council indicated Mr. Gaines would serve as the neighborhood's spokesperson for follow‑up. No action or timeline for potential ordinance change was recorded at the meeting.
