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Board approves Dempsey's Mini Storage special-use permit for 6,000-square-foot building
Summary
The Board granted SUP-2025-00009 to allow a single 6,000-square-foot storage building on a 1.24-acre parcel after staff presentations and an appraiser's opinion that the project would not substantially injure adjacent property values.
On July 28 the Onslow County Board of Adjustment approved Special-Use Permit SUP-2025-00009, filed by applicant Dempsey Alphin for construction of a single 6,000-square-foot storage building on a 1.24-acre parcel owned by David E. Newbold Jr.
Planning Director Carter Metcalf and Senior Zoning Officer Ryan Tallman presented the decision criteria and an overview of the site plan. Board members voted to approve each of the four findings required for a special-use permit. "Based on all evidence submitted, the use will not materially endanger the public health or safety of the area," Mr. Kyle Fountain said as he moved the First General Conclusion; that motion carried 5–0. The board also accepted a licensed appraiser's evaluation submitted with the application stating the project would not substantially injure the value of adjoining properties. The board found the proposal to be in general conformity with the Onslow County Comprehensive Plan and approved the permit unanimously.
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