11-03-2025 Agenda Packet BOCPERSON COUNTY
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
MEETING AGENDA
304 South Morgan Street, Room 215
Roxboro, NC 27573-5245
336-597-1720
Fax 336-599-1609
November 3, 2025
6:00 p.m.
This meeting will convene in Room 215 of the County Office Building.
1.CALL TO ORDER...............................................................................................................Chairman Puryear
2.INVOCATION
3.PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
4.DISCUSSION/ADJUSTMENT/APPROVAL OF AGENDA
5.RECOGNITION
A.Fall Civics Academy Graduation (pg.3)................................................................................Kim Strickland
B.Farm City Week Proclamation (pgs.4-5)...................................................................................Bo Freeman
C.Operation Green Light for Veterans 2025 Resolution (pgs.6-8)...............................Thomas Schwalenberg
6.PUBLIC HEARING
A.RZ-02-25 – Rezoning Request from Chris and Brian Hicks to Rezone 6.62 acres in
6 different parcels near the intersection of Jim Thorpe Highway and Virgilina Road
from Residential (R) to Highway Business (B-1), Tax Map and Parcel 72-22, 72-43,
72-44, 72-45, 73-36 & 73-69 (pgs.9-31)..............................................................................Margaret Hauth
B.Petition TA-10-25 – Text Amendment to Amend the Planning Ordinance Appendix B
and C to clarify provisions for short term rentals of whole dwellings and rooms
(pgs.32-36) …………………………………………………………………….................Margaret Hauth
C.Petition TA-11-25 – Text Amendment to Amend the Planning Ordinance Appendix C
to allow Camper/RV Parks as a by-right use in the RC district subject to new
requirements added as Section 80-4 (pgs.37-43).................................................................Margaret Hauth
D.Petition TA-14-25 – Text Amendment to Amend the Planning Ordinance Section 155
to assign review of Special Use Permits to the Board of Adjustment rather than the
Board of Commissioners (pgs.44-51)...................................................................................Margaret Hauth
E.Petition TA-08-25 – Text Amendment to Amend the Subdivision Regulations to more
clearly identify the types of subdivisions and the types of access needed for each type
(pgs.52-68)……………………………………………………………………………...….Margaret Hauth
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F.Petition TA-09-25 – Text Amendment to Amend the Planning Ordinance to create
Section 61 to clearly allow multiple dwellings on lots subject to conditions with
amendments to the permitted use table and definitions section to add clarity
(pgs.69-73)…………………………………………………………………………………Margaret Hauth
G.Petition TA-12-25 – Text Amendment to Amend the Planning Ordinance Appendix
B and C to consolidate uses in the permitted use table and add new definitions
(pgs.74-100)..........................................................................................................................Margaret Hauth
H.Petition TA-13-25 – Text Amendment to Amend the Planning Ordinance to create
Sections 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, and 85 to detail review processes by use from the current
ordinance, junkyard ordinance, and mobile home park ordinance. This will allow the
deletion of the junkyard and mobile home park ordinances (pgs.101-125) ........................Margaret Hauth
7.INFORMAL COMMENTS
The Person County Board of Commissioners established a 10-minute segment which is open for informal
comments and/or questions from citizens of this county on issues, other than those issues for which a public
hearing has been scheduled. The time will be divided equally among those wishing to comment. It is
requested that any person who wishes to address the Board, register with the Clerk to the Board prior to the
meeting.
8.DISCUSSION/ADJUSTMENT/APPROVAL OF CONSENT AGENDA
A.October 20, 2025 Minutes (pgs.126-134)
B.Person County Schools’ Request for Lottery Project Application Approval from the Public- School
Building Capital Fund (pgs.135-136)
C.Late Tax Exemption Applications (pgs.137-140)
D.Tax Adjustments for November 2025 (pgs.141-165)
9.CHAIRMAN’S REPORT
10.MANAGER’S REPORT
11.COMMISSIONERS’ REPORTS/COMMENTS
Note: All Items on the Agenda are for Discussion and Action as deemed appropriate by the Board.
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AGENDA ABSTRACT
Meeting Date:
November 3, 2025
Agenda Title:
Fall Civics Academy Graduation
Summary of Information:
The board will recognize twelve participants in the Fall 2025 session of the Person County
Civics Academy, an eight-week public information and community engagement program
designed to offer County residents and business owners a chance to learn more about the
function of County government, understand the services provided to the community, and
discover how to get more involved in county government and its activities.
Financial Impact:
None
Recommended Action:
Recognize Civics Academy graduates.
Submitted By:
Kim Strickland, Public Information Officer
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AGENDA ABSTRACT
Meeting Date:
November 3, 2025
Agenda Title:
Farm City Week Proclamation
Summary of Information:
This Proclamation is to let the people of Person County understand the importance of
agriculture and how it supports the county in so many ways. This week is designed to educate
the urban population about what agriculture does and how it works.
Financial Impact:
None
Recommended Action:
Approve the Proclamation.
Submitted By:
Bo Freeman, County Extension Director for Person County
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PROCLAMATION
Person County Farm City Week
November 3–9, 2025
WHEREAS, Farm City Week is a nationally recognized observance that celebrates the enduring
partnership between rural and urban communities, acknowledging the vital role agriculture plays
in sustaining our economy, culture, and way of life; and
WHEREAS, Person County is home to 364 farms covering 88,571 acres, with an average farm
size of 243 acres, contributing over $46.5 million in market value of agricultural products sold in
2022; and
WHEREAS, agriculture in Person County includes a diverse range of crops such as soybeans,
hay, wheat, corn, and tobacco, and livestock including cattle, poultry, goats, and hogs, with 94%
of farms being family-owned and over 30% of producers identified as new and beginning
farmers; and
WHEREAS, the collaboration between farm and city residents strengthens our community
through shared values, economic interdependence, and mutual respect, and Farm City Week
provides an opportunity to bridge understanding and foster appreciation for the contributions of
both sectors; and
WHEREAS, Person County supports agricultural education and youth development through
programs such as 4-H and FFA, which prepare future leaders in agriculture, science, and civic
engagement; and
WHEREAS, the citizens of Person County benefit from the stewardship of our natural
resources, the innovation of our agricultural producers, and the commitment to sustainability and
food security.
NOW, THEREFORE, the Person County Board of Commissioners, does hereby proclaim the
week of November 3, 2025 through November 9, 2025, as "FARM CITY WEEK" in Person
County, North Carolina, and encourages all residents to participate in events and activities that
celebrate the essential role of agriculture and the enduring partnership between our rural and
urban communities.
This the 3rd day November, 2025.
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Kyle Puryear, Chairman
Person County Board of Commissioners
Attest:
________________________
Michele Solomon, NCCCC
Clerk to the Board
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AGENDA ABSTRACT
Meeting Date:
November 3, 2025
Agenda Title:
Operation Green Light for Veterans 2025 Resolution
Summary of Information:
Each year we come together as a nation on Veteran’s Day to honor and celebrate the hundreds
of thousands of brave Americans who have served our country in uniform.
Now, more than ever, our veterans need our support. In a time when our country is divided on
so many issues, we can agree that those individuals who risked everything to protect our
country and way of life deserve our support and gratitude.
This is why the Person County Veteran’s Council is requesting that the Person County Board
of Commissioners join your colleagues across the nation in supporting Operation Green Light
for Veterans; an initiative to shine light on the service of veterans and their families.
As part of Operation Green Light, the county will illuminate green lights on our county
buildings as a recognition to our veteran community that they are seen, appreciated and
supported. Through the proclamation here tonight, we are asking that the citizens and
businesses of Person County, join this initiative by changing at least one light bulb in their
home or entryway from November 4-11, 2025 to thank veterans and their families for their
sacrifice and service to this great nation.
Financial Impact:
None
Recommended Action:
Adopt the resolution.
Submitted By:
Thomas E. Schwalenberg, Emergency Services Director (on behalf of the Person County
Veteran’s Council)
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Operation Green Light for Veterans 2025
Resolution
WHEREAS, the residents of Person County have utmost respect, appreciation and gratitude for
all the men and women who have selflessly served our country and our community in the U.S.
Armed Forces and believe these service members should be granted specific recognition; and
WHEREAS, the profound contributions and selfless sacrifices of those who have served in the
U.S. Armed Forces are foundational to the freedoms and way of life enjoyed by our citizens, and
in solemn recognition of these deeds we seek to honor these individuals who have placed
themselves in harm's way for the collective good; and
WHEREAS, with approximately 619,000 veterans, North Carolina has the eighth-largest veteran
population in the U.S., making up about 8% of the state's total population; and
WHEREAS, approximately 200,000 service members transition to civilian communities annually
nationwide, with over 20,000 transitioning in North Carolina annually; and
WHEREAS, veterans continue to serve our community in various civic, religious and community
organizations, as well as through civil service and by volunteering at various community-based
events; and
WHEREAS, members of the Person Country Veterans Council, assist Person County veterans by
serving as a liaison with the community in coordinating services and activities that benefit and
honor local veterans and their families and solicit information and provide updates about activities
honoring veterans in our community; and
WHEREAS, Person County is home to many veterans whom we wish to honor for their service
and sacrifices, and this initiative raises awareness of the necessity and value of employing a
dedicated Veteran’s Services Officer whose role includes aiding and advocating for local veterans
by helping them navigate the complexities of veteran specific benefits, resources and programs
and ensuring they receive the benefits and assistance they deserve; and
WHEREAS, Operation Greenlight for Veterans is a national initiative launched by the National
Association of Counties to demonstrate public support for our veterans; and
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WHEREAS, the initiative encourages residents and businesses to display a green light in their
windows from November 4-11,2025 to let veterans know they are seen, appreciated and supported;
and
WHEREAS, lighting our buildings green serves as a visible symbol of hope and gratitude,
sparking conversations about the importance of supporting veterans as they transition back into
civilian life; and
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that having officially been designated a "Green Light for
Veterans” county, Person County hereby declares November 4-11, 2025 a time to salute and honor
the service and sacrifice of the men and women who have served in the military of these United
States of America; and
THEREFORE, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that in observance of Operation Green Light
2025, the Person County Board of Commissioners encourages its citizens and businesses to
recognize the importance of honoring all those who made immeasurable sacrifices to preserve our
freedom by displaying green lights at their place of business or residence from November 4-11,
2025.
Adopted this the 3rd day of November 2025, by the Person County Board of Commissioners.
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Kyle Puryear, Chairman
Person County Board of Commissioners
Attest:
___________________________________
Michele Solomon, NCCCC
Clerk to the Board
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AGENDA ABSTRACT
Meeting Date:
November 3, 2025
Agenda Title:
RZ-02-25 --Rezoning Request from Chris and Brian Hicks to Rezone 6.62 acres in 6 different parcels
near the intersection of Jim Thorpe Highway and Virgilina Road from Residential (R) to Highway
Business (B-1), Tax Map and Parcel 72-22, 72-43, 72-44, 72-45, 73-36 & 73-69
Summary of Information:
The Applicant/Owners Chris and Brian Hicks for Rezoning approval on 6 parcels located at the
intersection of Jim Thorpe Hwy and Virgilina Road from R (Residential) to B1 (Highway
Commercial Business). Parcel 73-69 is partially zoned B1 by previous board action.
At the Planning Board public hearing, Chris Hicks was present and spoke in favor of the request
filed by himself and his brother. Representatives of the adjacent church shared a number of
concerns about business activity being inconsistent with the adjoining cemetery. Concern was
also raised about impact to water quality in the area.
Member Wagstaff moved to approve the request. Member James seconded. The vote was 4-2.
Financial Impact:
Not applicable
Recommended Action:
The text amendment is complete and ready for decision by the Board of Commissioners.
The Board could adopt a written Statement of Reasonableness and Plan Consistency in a single-
statement potential motion, as follows:
“I hereby move to approve Rezoning/Map Amendment Application RZ-02-25, for the Hicks
rezoning request to rezone the 6.62 acres at the intersection of Virgilina Road and Jim Thorpe
Hwy from the R (Residential) to B1 (Highway Commercial) district, and find it is consistent
with the adopted Person County & City of Roxboro Joint Comprehensive Land Use Plan because
(please provide a description).”
Submitted By:
Margaret Hauth, Planning Consultant
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Hicks Rezoning
JIM THORPE HIGHWAY & VIRGILINA RD
RZ-02-25
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Hicks Rezoning (RZ-02-25)
Aerial Photo
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Hicks Rezoning (RZ-02-25)
Zoning Map
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Hicks Rezoning (RZ-02-25)
Future Land Use Map
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Hicks Rezoning (RZ-02-25)
Thank You
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PERSON COUNTY PLANNING & ZONING DEPARTMENT STAFF REPORT
Rezoning/Map Amendment RZ-02-25 – A request by the Applicant/Owners Chris and Brian Hicks for
Rezoning approval on 6.62 acres located at the intersection of Jim Thorpe Hwy and Virgilina Road, Tax
Map 72-22, -43, -44, -45, 73-36 ad 73-69 from R (Residential) to B1 (Highway Commercial Business).
Request
Rezoning/Map Amendment RZ-02-25 – A request by the Applicant/Owners Chris and Brian Hicks for
Rezoning approval on 6 parcels located at the intersection of Jim Thorpe Hwy and Virgilina Road from R
(Residential) to B1 (Highway Commercial Business). The application and scale drawing of the properties
preceded this report in the agenda packet. The parcels are partially developed. Parcel 73-69 is partially
zoned B1 by previous board action. (Exhibit A: Aerial Photo).
Existing Land Use & Land Use Compatibility
The application covers 6 parcels owned by the Hicks brothers. A portion of 73-69 was zoned B1 under a
2024 previous request, as was another parcel they own in the vicinity (72-48). The sites with access to
Providence Cemetery Road have dwellings on them while the other sites are vacant. No specific
development plans have been mentioned. The owners are simply requesting commercial zoning to
improve marketability and have all of their holdings in one zoning district. The parcels are surrounded by
rights of way. The adjacent uses are as follows:
• North: Providence Rd right of way and 2 manufactured homes
• South: Virgilina Road right of way and vacant land (although tax card lists a small house)
• East: Providence Cemetery Road and church property
• West: Residential
Surrounding zoning (see Exhibit B):
North: Residential
South: Residential and B-1 (highway Commercial)
East: Residential
West: Residential
Residential District: The purpose of this district is to provide for single family residential uses and
compatible development.
B-1 Highway Commercial Business District: The purpose of this district shall be to provide for commercial
and light industrial development which operate in a relative quiet, clean and non-noxious manner.
(Exhibit B: Zoning Map)
Comprehensive Plan & Zoning Consistency
Person County Planning Ordinance Section 152, Zoning Permits, as well as, North Carolina General Statues
(NCGS) § 160D-604 & § 160D-605 requires plan consistency and a recommendation from the Planning
Board and the Board of Commissioners. Zoning amendment review shall also follow specific criteria, as
listed in NCGS Article 7, § 160-701, as follows:
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Purposes. Zoning regulations shall be made in accordance with a comprehensive plan and shall be
designed to promote the public health, safety, and general welfare. To that end, the regulations may
address, among other things, the following public purposes: to provide adequate light and air; to prevent
the overcrowding of land; to avoid undue concentration of population; to lessen congestion in the streets;
to secure safety from fire, panic, and dangers; to facilitate the efficient and adequate provision of
transportation, water, sewerage, schools, parks, and other public requirements; and to promote the
health, safety, morals, or general welfare of the community. The regulations shall be made with
reasonable consideration, among other things, as to the character of the district and its peculiar suitability
for particular uses and with a view to conserving the value of buildings and encouraging the most
appropriate use of land throughout the local government's planning and development regulation
jurisdiction.
This site is designated Growth Area in the Future Land Use Plan, as are the surrounding properties (Exhibit
C: Future Land Use Map):
The Growth Areas future land use category is applied to areas which should be prioritized for future
development. These areas are generally within close proximity to the City of Roxboro and can be easily
served by both water and sewer infrastructure based on the topography and drainage patterns of the
areas to which this land use classification is applied. For these reasons, the density and intensity of
development should be higher than other unincorporated areas of the County as a whole; though these
areas should be targeted primarily for residential land uses. It is anticipated that new development in
these areas will eventually become part of Roxboro’s corporate limits.
Primary Uses: Residential
Secondary Uses: Supporting Commercial Uses
Exhibit D contains the Permitted Use Table from the Planning Ordinance to help compare the uses
currently allowed on site with those that would be allowed if the rezoning is approved. This is a
legislative decision, so all the uses listed in the Permitted Use Table must be considered as potential
uses for the site. No conditions or limitations for particular uses or categories of use can be added with a
legislative rezoning application. The parcels are not currently served by Roxboro water or sewer.
The Person County & City of Roxboro Joint Comprehensive Land Use Plan (Comp Plan) includes the
following Guiding Principles, with relation to this rezoning request (listed in italics):
Guiding Principle No. 2 – Facilitating Sustainable Economic Growth
• Guiding Principle No. 2.1 – Designate sufficient developable land and sites to support economic
growth.
Planning Staff Analysis & Recommendation
The Hicks brothers own a number of parcels in the vicinity of this intersection. In 2024 just over 1 acre
was zoned B-1 at their request on Thaxton Road. About 1 acre of a parcel they own on Providence
Cemetery Road is also zoned B-1. The parcels have a lot of visibility and access as they are surrounded
by rights of way. If the request is approved, 3 development sites would be created of various sizes: 1.9
acres, 2.6 acres, and 3.2 acres.
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Planning Board Recommendation
Chris Hicks was present and spoke in favor of the request filed by himself and his brother. Representatives
of the adjacent church shared a number of concerns about business activity being inconsistent with the
adjoining cemetery. Concern was also raised about impact to water quality in the area since the
neighborhood had to be served by Roxboro water after contamination from business activity. Not all
dwellings in the area have been connected to municipal water.
Member Wagstaff moved to approve the request. Member James seconded. The vote was 4-2.
Planning & Zoning Department Staff Analysis & Potential Motion
Based on the above, Planning & Zoning Department staff states that the amendments are consistent with
the Comprehensive Plan and the Board could adopt a written Statement of Reasonableness and Plan
Consistency in a single-statement potential motion, as follows:
“I hereby move to approve Rezoning/Map Amendment Application RZ-02-25, for the Hicks rezoning
request to rezone the 6.62 acres at the intersection of Virgilina Road and Jim Thorpe Hwy from the R
(Residential) to B1 (Highway Commercial) district, and find it is consistent with the adopted Person
County & City of Roxboro Joint Comprehensive Land Use Plan” because (please provide
a description).
Attachments:
Exhibit A – Aerial Photo
Exhibit B - Zoning Map
Exhibit C – Future Land Use Map
Exhibit D – Permitted Use Table
Exhibit E – Application and surveys
Prepared by: Margaret A. Hauth, Planning Consultant
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RZ 02-25
Current
Aerial Map
D Tax Parcels
Easements
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Roads
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Current
Zoning Map
i=J Tax Parcels
Easements
- • - • Easement
Roads
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APPENDIX C
TABLE OF PERMITTED USES
(Amended: 5/18/92; 11/17/92; 4/4/94; 7/11/94; 2/19/96; 6/3/96; 7/8/96; 5/5/97; 12/6/99; 5/4/2001;
12/1/2003; 6/6/2005; 11/1/2004; 11/19/2007; 11/3/2008; 12/1/2008; 4/20/2015; 9/6/2016; 10/2/17;
10/5/20, 11/16/20; 5/3/21)
• Districts in which particular uses are permitted as a Use-By-Right are indicated by "X". Districts
in which particular uses are permitted as a Use-By-Right with certain conditions are indicated by
"X" with a reference to a footnote to this Table.
• District in which particular uses are permitted as a special use upon approval of the Board of
Commissioners are indicated by "S". See Section 153 for details in obtaining a Special Use
Permit.
PRINCIPAL USES ZONING DISTRICTS
R B-2 B-1 GI RC
Accessory Building X X X X X
Accessory Uses Incidental To Any Permitted Use (*See Note 1) X X X X
Adoption Services X X
Advertising Agencies X X X
AGRICULTURAL OR FARM USE EXEMPT FROM PLANNING ORDINANCE
Aircraft Equipment, Parts and Supplies (*See Note 5) X X* X
Airline Ticket Agency (*See Note 5) X X X* X
Airport Operations (*Note 5 and Sections 90 & 91) S S S X* S
Airstrips, (Private) /Heliport Without Commercial Activity
(*See Note 8) (Added 5/7/01) X* X* X* X* X*
Alcoholic Beverages Packaged, Retail Sale X X X
Ambulance Service or Rescue Service S X X S X
Amusement Parks S X
Animal Medical Care (Including Kennel Operations) X X X
Antique Shops S X X X
Apparel And Accessory Sales X X X
Appliance (Major) Sales and Repair X X X
Appliance (Small) Sales and Repair X X X
Art and Craft Supplies X X X
Art Gallery X X X
Auction Sales (Excluding livestock auctioning) S X X
Automobile Off-Street Parking, (Commercial) X X X X
Automobile Parts and Accessory Sales X X X
Exhibit D
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PRINCIPAL USES ZONING DISTRICTS
R B-2 B-1 GI RC
Automobile Rentals and Leasing (*See Note 5) X X X* X
Automobile Repair and/or Body Work (Excluding commercial
wrecking, dismanteling, or storage of junk vehicles) Amended
12/01/2008
X S
Automobile Sales, New and Used S X X
Automobile Service Station Operations X X X
Bank, Savings and Loan Company and Other Financial Activities X X S X
Barber or Beauty College Instruction X X X
Barbering and Hair Dressing Services X X X
Bed and Breakfast Inns, Boarding and Rooming Houses, and Tourist
Homes S X X
Bicycle Sales and Repair X X X
Blacksmith X X
Boats and Accessories, Retail Sales and Service S X X
Books and Printed Matter, Distribution X X
Book Stores X X X
Bowling Alley X X X
Brewery (Added 10/2/17) S S
Bridal Shops X X
Builders Supply X X
Bus Repair and Storage Terminal Activities (Amended 12/1/2008) X S
Bus Station Activities (*See Note 5) S X X* X
Camper/Recreational Park (Amended 8/2/2010) (See Section 155-2) S S S S
Carpet and Rug Cleaning X X X
Carwash X X X
Catalog Sales X X X
Catering X X X
Cellular Telephone Sales and Services X X X
Cemeteries - Church or Family X X X S X
Cemeteries – Commercial S S S X
Chemical Retail Sales X X
Church, Temples, Synagogues X X X X X
Clinic Services, Medical and Dental S X X S X
Club or Lodge S S S X
Commercial Modular Building (Adopted 5/5/97) X X X
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PRINCIPAL USES ZONING DISTRICTS
R B-2 B-1 GI RC
Construction, Trades (*Building, heating, electrical, plumbing, fire
sprinkler and others) (Excluding outside storage of equipment or
supplies) (Amended 11/19/2007)
S X X X
Construction, Trades (With outside storage of equipment or supplies) X X
Contractor, General (Excluding outside storage of equipment or
supplies) X X X
Contractor, General (With Outside Storage of Equipment or Supplies) X X
Convenience Stores S X X X
County Governmental Facility (Adopted 2/3/97) S X X X
Curio and Souvenir Sales X X X
Day Care Center S X X X X
Distillery (Added 10/2/17) S S
Dry Cleaning and Laundry X X X
Dwelling, Single-Family X X X X
Dwelling, Two-Family and Garage Apartments X X X X
Dwelling, Multiple-Family (See Section 80) S S S X
Eating and Drinking Facilities (Amended 12/1/2008) X X S
Electrical / Electronic Equipment and Supply Sales X X X
Employment Agencies X X X
Equipment Rental (Amended 11/16/20) X X X X
Event Center (Amended 09/09/2019) S X X X X
Exterminating Service X X X
Family Care Home X X X X
Farm Machinery Sales and Servicing S X X
Farm Supplies Merchandising (Excluding Farm Machinery) X X X
Fire Station And Law Enforcement Operations S X X X X
Firearms Training/Education Center (Added 8/4/2025) X
Floor Covering Sales X X X
Flower Shop X X X
Funeral Home S X X X
Furniture Retail Sales X X X
Game and Sports Facilities (Amended 5-18-92) S S
Glass Sales and Installation X X X
Golf Courses S X X X
Grocery Retail X X X
Grocery, Wholesale X X
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PRINCIPAL USES ZONING DISTRICTS
R B-2 B-1 GI RC
Group Home for Developmentally Disabled Adults X X X X
Gunsmith X X X
Hardware, Paint and Garden Supply Sales X X X
Health Spas, Fitness Center (Amended 2/7/2011) X X X
Historical Preservation Commercial Use S X X X
Home for the Aged S S X X
Home Furnishings And Appliance Sales X X X
Hospital or Sanitarium Care (Except for the Insane, Feeble-Minded and
Addicted) (Amended 12/1/2008) S X S
Industrial, Light (See Appendix C Note 2) (Amended 11/16/20) S X X X
Industrial, Heavy (See Appendix C, Note 2) (Amended 11/16/20) S X
Insurance Agencies X X X
Interior Decorator X X X
Janitorial Service X X X
Jewelers X X X
Karate and Other Martial Arts Instruction X X X
Kennel Operations, Care S X X
Landscape Contractor X X X
Library S X X X
Livestock Sales and Auctions (Amended 12/1/2008) S S
Locksmith X X X
Manufactured Home for Temporary Dwelling During Construction of
Permanent Dwelling (Adopted 5/5/97) See Note 7
Manufactured Home (Individual) for Residential Occupancy - Class B
(Rev. 5/5/97) See Note 3
Manufactured Home (Individual) for Residential Occupancy - Class A
(Rev. 5/5/97) See Note 6
Manufactured Home Supplies and Equipment Sales S X X
Manufactured Homes Under the Hardship Class A and B See Note 4
Marinas X X X
Mobile Home Park but Excluding Any Mobile Home Sales
(Amended 11-17-92, 7/11/94) S S S S
Mobile Home Sales and Service X X
Modular Homes (Amended 11-17-92) X X X X
Monument Sales X X X
Motel, Hotel or Motor Court Operations X X
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PRINCIPAL USES ZONING DISTRICTS
R B-2 B-1 GI RC
Movies, Video Sales and Rentals X X X
Moving and Storage Operations (Amended 12/1/2008) X S S
Musical Instrument Sales X X X
Newsstand Sales X X X
Nonhazardous, Non-Toxic Solid Waste Disposal (Adopted 5/18/92) S S S S S
Nursery Operation (Plant) - Agricultural X X X X
Nursing Home S S X X
Office and Professional Office (Adopted 12/6/99) S X X X X
Office Supplies and Equipment Sales and Service X X X
Painting Contractors X X X
Paving Contractors (Amended 12/1/2008) S
Pawn Shop X X X
Pet Sales, Excluding Kennel Activities or Outside Storage of Animals X X X
Pharmaceutical Sales, Retail X X X
Photography, Commercial X X X
Planned Building Group (See Article Viii, Section 80) (Added 12/1/03) S X X S
Post Office X X X X
Private Recreation Club Or Swimming Club Activities Not Operated As
A Business Or Profit (Amended 12/1/2008) S S S S S
Private Recreation Facilities For Profit (Amended 5/18/92, 7/8/96) S S S S S
Public Recreations (Such as Community Center Buildings, Parks,
Museums, Playgrounds, and Similar Facilities Operated on a Nonprofit
Basis)
S X X X
Public Utility Station, Bulk Station or Substations (Amended 12/1/2008) S S S S S
Radio or Television Studio Activities Only X X
Radio, Telephone and TV Transmitting Tower (See Note 9 and Article
VII & IX) (Amended 11/6/95) S X X X S
Railroad Station Operations (Amended 12/1/2008) S S S
Railroad Yard Operations S X
Real Estate Agencies X X X
Reception Centers for Recycling S X X
Reducing Salon Care X X X
Rest Home S S X X
Retailing or Servicing Operations S X X
Salvage Operation/Junkyard - Commercial S S
Second Hand and Swap Shop Sales X X X
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PRINCIPAL USES ZONING DISTRICTS
R B-2 B-1 GI RC
School, Private or Public (Elementary, Secondary, or Higher Level)
(Amended 12/1/2008) S S X X S
Solar Energy Systems (Added 10/2/17; Deleted 10/5/20) See Person County Solar
Energy System Ordinance
Sport Shops X X X
Stables, Horse (Amended 4/4/94) X S X
Stereophonic and High Fidelity Equipment and Supply Sales X X X
STORAGE, HAZARDOUS, TOXIC AND RADIOACTIVE WASTE NOT PERMITTED
IN ANY DISTRICT
Storage, Household and Commercial S X X
Storage, Open (Amended 5-4-01) S S S
Tanning Salons X X X
Taxicab Stand Operations (*See Note 5) X X X* X
Teaching of Art, Music, Dance, Dramatics, or Other Fine Arts S X X X
Temporary Construction Building (Amended 6/6/2005) X X X X X
Theater Productions S X X X
Tire Recapping X X
Tire Sales Centers X X X
Tobacco Sales X X X
Travel Agencies (*See Note 5) X X X* X
Truck Stop X
Truck Terminal Activities Repair and Hauling and/or Storage X
Variety, Gift and Hobby Supply Sales X X X X
Winery (Added 11/1/2004) S X
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AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE PERSON COUNTY OFFICIAL ZONING MAP
FOR ZONING AMENDMENT APPLICATION RZ-02-25
WHEREAS, Person County received a verified and complete Zoning/Map Amendment
Application from the Applicant/Property Owners, Chris and Brian Hicks, to rezone 6.62 acres of
land, which are identified as Tax Map No. 72-22, 72-43, 72-44, 72-45, 73-36, and part of 73-69,
in Person County. The Applicant petitioned to change the zoning designation on the Subject
Property from Residential (R) to Highway Commercial (B1) (hereafter “Zoning Map Amendment
RZ-02-25”); and
WHEREAS, the Person County Board of Commissioners, voted ________ to adopt
Zoning Map Amendment RZ-02-25 amending and updating the Person County Official Zoning
Map from Residential (R) to Highway Commercial (B1); and
WHEREAS, the Person County Board of Commissioners finds that the proposed
zoning/text amendment is consistent with the Person County & City of Roxboro Joint
Comprehensive Land Use Plan; and
WHEREAS, the Person County Board of Commissioners finds that the proposed rezoning
is reasonable and in the public interest through Guiding Principle No. 2.1 – Designate sufficient
developable land and sites to support economic growth.
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PERSON COUNTY BOARD OF
COMMISSIONERS THE FOLLOWING:
Section 1. Applicability. Zoning Amendment Application RZ-02-25 is hereby adopted
and approved by the Person County Board of Commissioners and the Person County Official
Zoning Map is amended accordingly.
Section 2. Conflicts and Severability. All provisions of any County Ordinance or
Resolution that are in conflict with this Ordinance are hereby repealed.
Section 3. Effective Date. This Ordinance shall become immediately effective upon
adoption. The foregoing Ordinance, having been submitted to a vote, and received the following
vote, was duly adopted this 3rd day of November 2025.
_____________________________
Kyle Puryear, Chairman
Person County Board of Commissioners
Attest:
_____________________________
[SEAL] Michele Solomon, NCCCC
Clerk to the Board of Commissioners
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AGENDA ABSTRACT
Meeting Date:
November 3, 2025
Agenda Title:
Text Amendment TA-10-25, to Amend the Planning Ordinance Appendix B and C to clarify provisions
for short term rentals of whole dwellings and rooms
Summary of Information:
The proposed text amendment defines a new term “Lodging Unit.” Both Bed and Breakfast
facilities and short-term rentals offer types of lodging units (along with hotel rooms). There is
very little room for zoning to impact this type of occupancy, so the language is aimed more at
clarifying that these units are allowed to exist and that there is generally NOT a permitting
process required.
Financial Impact:
Not applicable
Recommended Action:
The text amendment is complete and ready for decision by the Board of Commissioners.
The Planning Board reviewed this amendment on October 9. They voted to recommend approval
after rearranging the definition and clarifying the difference between lodging units and event
spaces. The vote was 4-2 vote (with members James and Lynch in opposition).
A motion to approve could be worded as follows: “I hereby move to approve TA-10-25
addressing short term rentals, and find the document reasonable, in the public’s interest, and
consistent with the Person County & City of Roxboro Joint Comprehensive Land Use Plan
because it clarifies the regulation language.”
Submitted By:
Margaret Hauth, Planning Consultant
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PERSON COUNTY PLANNING & ZONING DEPARTMENT
STAFF REPORT
Text Amendment TA-10-25 to manage short term rentals of whole dwellings and rooms
Request
Text Amendment TA-10-25 proposes to more clearly manage short term rentals of whole dwellings and
rooms within dwellings.
Introduction
During the attempt to draft a Unified Development Ordinance, there was significant discussion about
short term rentals. There is little difference in land use impacts when a dwelling is leased for a short period
or a long period. The number of residents can have a major impact, but that is not set by zoning. If
occupancy is a concern, Environmental Health or Building Inspections may need to enforce their standards
more robustly.
The draft UDO had defined the term “lodging unit” to address the temporary nature of the occupancy and
the fact that residents have a permanent residence elsewhere. State law also defines variations on use as
it relates to rental agreements for vacation rentals.
A Bed and Breakfast is generally a small-scale hotel that occupies a residential dwelling. Rarely was the
structure constructed to house guests. It’s more commonly a redevelopment of house that is too large for
family use. The tradition has been for the hosts to provide breakfast to the lodgers, though that is not
always the case. The smaller the scale of this facility, the more likely it is able to fit into a neighborhood
with limited impact. I have added the provision to allow this use with a home occupation permit when the
guest area meets the 25% floor area applied to other home occupations. I have seen this work in other
communities. The language added by the Planning Board would urge Bed and Breakfast facilities that want
to host events to seek approval as an Event Center. Both uses are special uses in the Residential district,
so this isn’t a change in permitted requirements.
Discussion points
•When an entire dwelling unit is rented with no staff, there is no real difference from a land use
standpoint than if the house is permanently occupied by a long-term renter.
•If there are too many people occupying a house in the short-term, zoning is not the way to address
that because the enforcement process is too long and time consuming.
•Aspects of short-term rental like overcrowding, trash or traffic need to be addressed by other
departments.
•Neighborhood Associations are welcome to restrict short-term rentals within their boundaries
provided they undertake enforcement.
Comprehensive Plan & Zoning Consistency
Person County Planning Ordinance Section 153, Amendments to the Zoning Map or Ordinance, as well as,
NCGS §160D-604 & § 160D-605, requires plan consistency and a recommendation from the Planning
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Board and the Board of Commissioners. For amendments like this, one is unlikely to find language in a
comprehensive plan to support the amendments. A general statement of plan consistency and a desire
for clear regulations can use used as adequate support.
Planning Board Recommendation:
The Planning Board reviewed this amendment on October 9. They voted to recommend approval after
rearranging the definition and clarifying the difference between lodging units and event spaces. The vote
was 4-2 vote (with members James and Lynch in opposition).
Planning & Zoning Department Staff Analysis & Potential Motion
Based on the above, Planning & Zoning Department staff states that the amendments are consistent with
the Comprehensive Plan and the Board could adopt a written Statement of Reasonableness and Plan
Consistency in a single-statement potential motion, as follows:
“I hereby move to approve TA-10-25 addressing short term rentals, and find the document
reasonable, in the public’s interest, and consistent with the Person County & City of Roxboro Joint
Comprehensive Land Use Plan because it clarifies the regulation language.”
Attachments:
Exhibit A: Marked up ordinance
Exhibit B: Amending ordinance
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Exhibit A: Short Term Rentals
Appendix B: add new definition:
LODGING UNITS– A dwelling unit or defined room(s) intended for one family and separated from other
dwelling or lodging units that might be in the same structure and meant for temporary human occupation.
Lodging units may or may not be complete dwelling units. All lodging units under this definition are to be
occupied by residents who have a permanent home to which they intend to return. Sites with lodging
units may not be used an event venue unless the site has been approved as an event center as defined by
this ordinance. A Bed & Breakfast Home, per NCGS § 130A-247 (5a), or Short-Term Rental are types of
lodging units. For this Ordinance, the following applies:
a) BED & BREAKFAST – A home or lodge that provides overnight accommodations in up to eight
individual rooms, with or without a meal (usually breakfast) served to guests, that is the
permanent residence of the owner or manager of the business. This use may be permitted with a
home occupation permit in any dwelling where the area of the guest rooms does not exceed 25%
of the total heated floor area of the principle dwelling structure along with the other requirements
for home occupations.
b) SHORT-TERM RENTAL – The rental of a complete dwelling unit, camper, or recreational vehicle,
with no separate staff, office, or managerial front desk. Campers and recreational vehicles may
only be located within an approved park. This use may occur in any dwelling unit or park without
further permitting.
Appendix C: add new use and delete “tourist home” from another use
PRINCIPAL USES R B-
2
B-
1 GI RC
Bed and Breakfast Inns, Boarding and Rooming
Houses, and Tourist Homes S X X
Lodging Units X X X X X
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Exhibit B
An Ordinance Amending the Planning Ordinance
to Define Lodging Units and Establish Requirements
NOW THEREFORE, be it ordained by the Person County Board of Commissioners that
following:
Section 1. Appendix B of the Person County Planning Ordinance is hereby amended add the
term “Lodging Unit” to read as follows:
LODGING UNIT – A dwelling unit or defined room(s) intended for one family and separated
from other dwelling or lodging units that might be in the same structure and meant for temporary
human occupation. Lodging units may or may not be complete dwelling units. All lodging units
under this definition are to be occupied by residents who have a permanent home to which they
intend to return. Sites with lodging units may not be used an event venue unless the site has been
approved as an event center as defined by this ordinance. A Bed & Breakfast Home, per NCGS §
130A-247 (5a), or Short-Term Rental are types of lodging units. For this Ordinance, the following
applies:
a) BED & BREAKFAST – A home or lodge that provides overnight accommodations in
up to eight individual rooms, with or without a meal (usually breakfast) served to
guests, that is the permanent residence of the owner or manager of the business. This
use may be permitted with a home occupation permit in any dwelling where the area
of the guest rooms does not exceed 25% of the total heated floor area of the principle
dwelling structure along with the other requirements for home occupations.
b) SHORT-TERM RENTAL – The rental of a complete dwelling unit, camper, or
recreational vehicle, with no separate staff, office, or managerial front desk. Campers
and recreational vehicles may only be located within an approved park. This use may
occur in any dwelling unit or park without further permitting.
Section 2. Appendix C is amended to remove the term “and Tourist Homes” from the Bed and
Breakfast use and to add “Lodging Units” as uses permitted by right in all zoning districts.
Section 3. Any ordinance or resolution inconsistent with this ordinance is hereby repealed.
Adopted this 3rd day of November, 2025.
Kyle Puryear, Chairman
Person County Board of Commissioners
Attest:
Michele Solomon, NCCCC
Clerk to the Board
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AGENDA ABSTRACT
Meeting Date:
November 3, 2025
Agenda Title:
Text Amendment TA-11-25, to Amend the Planning Ordinance Appendix C to allow Camper/RV Parks
as a by-right use in the RC district subject to new requirements added as Section 80-4
Summary of Information:
The proposed text amendment would change the review process and requirements for
Camper/RV Parks.
Financial Impact:
Not applicable
Recommended Action:
The text amendment is complete and ready for decision by the Board of Commissioners.
The Planning Board held a public hearing on this amendment on October 9. No one from the
public spoke or was present. The members discussed this request in detail. Interim Director
Hauth had noted that the proposed density of landscape materials is actually too dense for the
plants to be successful long-term. This buffer, which is required other places in the ordinance,
will need amendment to be more sustainable.
Member James moved to recommend approval of the amendment with changes to the buffer and
with the change that Parks be allowed with a Special Use Permit in the GI district and that the
Special Use Permit remain a required in the RC district. Member McFarland seconded. The vote
was unanimous.
Buffer requirements were revisited on October 16. A requirement for an opaque screen of either
fence or plant material was added to the park requirements IF the Board of Commissioners ended
up allowing Parks by right in a zoning district. The vote was 5-1 with Member Wagstaff opposed
because the neighboring property owner may be the applicant who may not need or want a
buffer.
If the Board of Commissioners wants to make any adjustments to the language being acted on,
please clarify that in the motion to be sure it is captured in the minutes and the amending
ordinance updated. Two amending version are attached for consideration.
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A motion to approve could be worded as follows: “I hereby move to recommend approval of the
RV park text amendment, find the amendment reasonable, in the public’s interest, and consistent
with the Person County & City of Roxboro Joint Comprehensive Land Use Plan because it is
consistent with the stated purpose of the Rural Conservation district and adds flexibility to
provide more housing choice in a short period of time.”
Submitted By:
Margaret Hauth, Planning Consultant
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PERSON COUNTY PLANNING & ZONING DEPARTMENT
STAFF REPORT
Text Amendment TA-11-25 to allow Camper/RV Park in the RC zoning district by right
Request
Text Amendment TA-11-25 establishes basic criteria to allow Camper/RV parks by right in the RC district.
Introduction
The Board of Commissioners has expressed some interest in allowing Camper/RV Parks by right in the RC
district to ease the short-term housing crunch expected with significant construction activity at county
non-residential sites.
After this was sent to public hearing, staff determined that the buffer planting requirement is too dense
to allow the plant material to live. Another arrangement needs to be considered to be a workable and
enforceable requirement.
The text amendments would:
•Change the use to by right in the RC district
•Keep the SUP requirement in R & B districts
•Add a requirement for a planted buffer in the RC district where the parcel abuts a US or NC
highway. The 50-foot perimeter buffer is also required, same as for a special use, but no
plantings. The planting standard is the same are required for heavy industrial.
•Move the SUP requirements into a newly created section that consolidates SUP requirements by
use. For more information – see the consolidation amendments. Section numbering may change.
Comprehensive Plan & Zoning Consistency
Person County Planning Ordinance Section 153, Amendments to the Zoning Map or Ordinance, as well as,
NCGS §160D-604 & § 160D-605, requires plan consistency and a recommendation from the Planning
Board and the Board of Commissioners.
Planning Board Recommendation
The Planning Board had asked for information about the experiences of other communities with an influx
of construction workers. Chair George contacted the planning staff in Clarksville, Virginia and that person
had suggested on site housing for workers. That staff had also noted significant impact to the local road
network from the heavy truck traffic during construction. Hauth reminded the board that Person County
has no road maintenance responsibilities, NCDOT will have to discuss those impacts with construction
companies.
Interim Director Hauth had a virtual meeting with two staff from the Zachry Group who will be working
on one of the Duke Power Plants. She relayed that they did not view housing as a recruitment issue for
this job and site. Their experience has been that workers are generally able to find housing in a 50 miles
radius. Hauth also noted that a Google search indicated there are about 200 RV campsites in parks within
that radius already. The Zachry staff noted they have provided housing in the form of an on-site RV Park
at other locations, but the workforce doesn’t seem interested.
Member James moved to recommend approval of the amendment with the following changes:
•Keep RV parks as a Special Use in the RC district
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• Add RV parks as a Special Use in the GI district
• Add the modified description of the density as recommended by staff
• Add language to the buffer standard for Special Uses to allow the permit issuing board to discuss
visibility and require material be added to the already-required 50’ perimeter buffer.
• If the Board of Commissioners allowed parks by right in any district, remove the planted buffer
language (due to the problem identified by staff) and require that the 50’ perimeter undisturbed buffer.
Member McFarland seconded. The vote was unanimous.
At the October 16th meeting, there was further discussion about this amendment as part of the
consolidation text amendment (TA-13-25). The motion to recommended the consolidation language
included modification to the standards IF RV Parks were allowed by right in any district, to include an
opaque screen of fencing or landscaping to a height of 8 feet around the perimeter of the park, excluding
driveway access. That motion was made by Vice Chair Allen and seconded by Member Lester. The vote
was 5-1 with Member Wagstaff opposing this requirement for a perimeter buffer.
Planning & Zoning Department Staff Analysis & Potential Motion
Based on the above, Planning & Zoning Department staff states that the amendments are consistent with
the Comprehensive Plan and the Board could adopt a written Statement of Reasonableness and Plan
Consistency in a single-statement potential motion, as follows:
“I hereby move to approve TA-11-25 to modify the requirements for Camper/RV Parks, find the
amendment reasonable, in the public’s interest, and consistent with the Person County & City of
Roxboro Joint Comprehensive Land Use Plan because it is consistent with the stated purpose of the
Rural Conservation district and adds flexibility to provide more housing choice in a short period of
time.”
If the Board of Commissioners wants to make any adjustments to the language being acted on, please
clarify that in the motion to be sure it is captured in the minutes and the amending ordinance updated.
Attachments:
Exhibit A: Ordinance markup
Exhibit B: Amending Ordinance – original
Exhibit C: Amending Ordinance – PB recommendation
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PERSON COUNTY PLANNING & ZONING DEPARTMENT
PLANNING BOARD RECOMMENDATION
Text Amendment TA-11-25 to allow Camper/RV Park in the RC zoning district by right
Introduction
The Board of Commissioners has expressed some interest in allowing Camper/RV Parks by right in the RC
district to ease the short-term housing crunch expected with significant construction activity at county
non-residential sites.
PRINCIPAL USES R B-2 B-1 GI RC
Camper/Recreational Vehicle Park (Amended
8/2/2010) S S S X S
80-4 Additional Requirements for Camper/Recreational Vehicle Park (NEW)
a)A minimum lot size of two acres is required.
b)A proposed park must contain at least 2,500 square feet of land area for each proposed tent or
trailer space.
c)A minimum fifty-foot undisturbed buffer from all property lines.
d) Each campsite shall contain a stabilized parking pad of either pavement or gravel and one
off- street parking space.
e)A sanitary source of drinking water shall be not more than 200 feet, toilet facilities not
more than 400 feet and wash houses not more than 1500 feet from any tent or trailer
space. This provision shall not apply where community water and sewer connections are
provided to trailers having self-contained kitchens and bathroom facilities.
81-2 Camper/Recreational Vehicle Park (moved from current SUP section)
a)A minimum lot size of two acres is required.
b)A proposed park must contain at least 2,500 square feet of land area for each proposed tent
or trailer space.
c)A minimum fifty-foot undisturbed buffer from all property lines. The permit issuing authority
may require plantings within the buffer at the time of permit review depending on the quality
and opacity of existing landscaping and visibility of the site from adjoining uses or roadways.
d)Each campsite shall contain a stabilized parking pad of either pavement or gravel and one
off- street parking space.
e)A sanitary source of drinking water shall be not more than 200 feet, toilet facilities not
more than 400 feet and wash houses not more than 1500 feet from any tent or trailer
space. This provision shall not apply where community water and sewer connections are
provided to trailers having self-contained kitchens and bathroom facilities.
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Exhibit B
An Ordinance Amending the Planning Ordinance to allow Camper/Recreational Vehicle
Parks by right in the Rural Conservation District
NOW THEREFORE, be it ordained by the Person County Board of Commissioners that
following:
Section 1. Appendix C is amended to designate the use as “Camper/Recreational Vehicle
Park” and allow this use by right in the Rural Conservation district.
Section 2. Section 80-4 is added to define the requirements for this use to read as follows:
80-4 Additional Requirements for Camper/Recreational Vehicle Park
a) A minimum lot size of two acres is required.
b) A proposed park must contain at least 2,500 square feet of land area for each proposed
tent or trailer space.
c) A minimum fifty-foot undisturbed buffer from all property lines. When this buffer
abuts US/NC highways, existing plant material shall be supplemented with to meet the
following standard: every 500 square feet of buffer shall include one evergreen or
deciduous tree that shall have a height and spread of at least 30’ within 10 years; and,
5 evergreen shrubs, or 3 evergreen and 2 deciduous shrubs, with a height and spread of
at least 5’ in 10 years. Existing vegetation may be counted toward the required plantings
when identified on a landscape plan and certified by an arborist, landscape architect,
landscape designer. Plants identified for the buffer must be protected from all land
disturbing activities and construction at a distance equal to the drip line of the plant(s)
to be used toward the buffer.
d) Each campsite shall contain a stabilized parking pad of either pavement or gravel and
one off- street parking space.
e) A sanitary source of drinking water shall be not more than 200 feet, toilet facilities not
more than 400 feet and wash houses not more than 1500 feet from any tent or trailer
space. This provision shall not apply where community water and sewer connections
are provided to trailers having self-contained kitchens and bathroom facilities. (Added
8/2/2010).
Section 3. Any ordinance or resolution inconsistent with this ordinance is hereby repealed.
Adopted this 3rd day of November, 2025.
Kyle Puryear, Chairman
Person County Board of Commissioners
Attest:
Michele Solomon, NCCCC
Clerk to the Board
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Exhibit C
An Ordinance Amending the Planning Ordinance to modify Camper/Recreational Vehicle
Parks provisions
NOW THEREFORE, be it ordained by the Person County Board of Commissioners that
following:
Section 1. Appendix C is amended to designate the use as “Camper/Recreational Vehicle
Park” and allow this use with a Special Use Permit in the General Industrial district.
Section 2. Section 81-2 is added to define the requirements for this use to read as follows:
81-2 Camper/Recreational Vehicle Park
a) A minimum lot size of two acres is required.
b) A proposed park must contain at least 2,500 square feet of land area for each proposed
tent or trailer space.
c) A minimum fifty-foot undisturbed buffer from all property lines. The permit issuing
authority may require plantings within the buffer at the time of permit review
depending on the quality and opacity of existing landscaping and visibility of the site
from adjoining uses or roadways.
d) Each campsite shall contain a stabilized parking pad of either pavement or gravel and
one off- street parking space.
e) A sanitary source of drinking water shall be not more than 200 feet, toilet facilities not
more than 400 feet and wash houses not more than 1500 feet from any tent or trailer
space. This provision shall not apply where community water and sewer connections
are provided to trailers having self-contained kitchens and bathroom facilities. (Added
8/2/2010).
Section 3. Any ordinance or resolution inconsistent with this ordinance is hereby repealed.
Adopted this 3rd day of November, 2025.
Kyle Puryear, Chairman
Person County Board of Commissioners
Attest:
Michele Solomon, NCCCC
Clerk to the Board
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AGENDA ABSTRACT
Meeting Date:
November 3, 2025
Agenda Title:
Text Amendment TA-14-25, to Amend the Planning Ordinance Section 155 to assign review of Special
Use Permits to the Board of Adjustment rather than the Board of Commissioners
Summary of Information:
The proposed text amendment to assign SUP review to the Board of Adjustment. The Board of
Commissioners would no longer review these requests.
Financial Impact:
Not applicable
Recommended Action:
The text amendment is complete and ready for decision by the Board of Commissioners.
Member James made a motion to not recommend the amendment, indicating there was not
enough information provided for the members to determine whether this was consistent with the
Land Use Plan. Vice Chair Allen seconded, indicating he wanted information about why this
option was pursued prior to supporting it. The Vote was 4-2 to recommend denial. Members
George and Wagstaff voted no, indicating they were more indifferent on the topic than opposed
to the motion.
An ordinance amending the Planning Ordinance is attached if the Board of Commissioners
wants to continue with the amendment. A motion to approve could be worded as follows: “I
hereby move to recommend approval of the amendment to assign SUP review to the Board of
Adjustment, and find the document reasonable, in the public’s interest, and consistent with the
Person County & City of Roxboro Joint Comprehensive Land Use Plan because it assigns quasi-
judicial proceedings to a board familiar with the process.”
Submitted By:
Margaret Hauth, Planning Consultant
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STAFF REPORT
Text Amendment TA-14-25 to assign review of Special Use Permits to the Board of Adjustment
Request
Text Amendment TA-14-25 proposes to assign SUP review to the Board of Adjustment. The Board of
Commissioners would no longer review these requests.
Introduction
The Board of Commissioners has expressed an interest to assign the review of Special Use Permits to the
Board of Adjustment. The Commissioners would no longer review these requests. This amendment is
consistent with state law.
Marked up sections for each of these issues is attached as Exhibit A. Language to be removed is shown in
the strike-through font. New language is in italics and highlighted yellow.
Comprehensive Plan & Zoning Consistency
Person County Planning Ordinance Section 153, Amendments to the Zoning Map or Ordinance, as well as,
NCGS §160D-604 & § 160D-605, requires plan consistency and a recommendation from the Planning
Board and the Board of Commissioners. For amendments like this, one is unlikely to find language in a
comprehensive plan to support the amendments. A general statement of plan consistency and a desire
for clear regulations can be used as adequate support.
Planning Board Recommendation
The Planning Board discussed this at the October 9 meeting. No members of the public spoke regarding
the amendment. Member Lynch offered to abstain as she is a member of both boards. The other members
did not think that was necessary, so Lynch participated.
The members asked for some background on why this amendment was coming forward. County Manager
Kathey was present and noted the Board of Commissioners were interested in streamlining their agendas.
She provided the reasons previously discussed by the Board of Commissioners: the duty can be assigned
to either appointed board and the Board of Adjustment specializes in quasi-judicial proceedings.
Member James made a motion not to recommend the amendment, indicating there was not enough
information provided for the members to determine whether this was consistent with the Land Use Plan.
Vice Chair Allen seconded, indicating he wanted information about why this option was pursued prior to
supporting it. The Vote was 4-2 to recommend denial. Members George and Wagstaff voted no, indicating
they were more indifferent on the topic than opposed to the motion.
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Planning & Zoning Department Staff Analysis & Potential Motion
Based on the above, Planning & Zoning Department staff states that the amendments are consistent with
the Comprehensive Plan and the Board could adopt a written Statement of Reasonableness and Plan
Consistency in a single-statement potential motion, as follows:
“I hereby move to approve of the amendment to assign SUP review to the Board of Adjustment, and
find the document reasonable, in the public’s interest, and consistent with the Person County & City
of Roxboro Joint Comprehensive Land Use Plan because it assigns quasi-judicial proceedings to a board
familiar with the process.”
Attachments:
Exhibit A: Marked-up Ordinance Excerpts
Exhibit B: Amending Ordinance (provided if the Commissioners wish to move forward with this
amendment)
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SECTION 155 - SPECIAL USE PERMITS (Amended 5/3/21)
155-1 Special uses are land uses which in some circumstances may be compatible with and
desirable in the districts in which they are designed as special uses, but they may also have
characteristics which could have detrimental effects on adjacent properties if not properly designed
and controlled. Special uses add flexibility to the Planning Ordinance. By means of controls
exercised through the Special Use Permit procedures, property uses which would otherwise be
undesirable in certain districts can be developed to minimize any bad effects they might have on
surrounding properties.
155-2 SUBMISSION OF PETITIONS - Petitions for special use permits shall be submitted to the
Planning and Zoning Department for review according to the published Board of Adjustment
yearly meeting schedule on file in the Planning and Zoning Department. The petition shall include
the following:
1. A complete Application for a Special Use Permit accompanied by a site plan, prepared by
a North Carolina registered land surveyor, engineer, or architect. The site plan, drawn to
scale, shall depict the following: (amended 9/2/2008)
1.The boundary of the lot(s) to be developed labeled with bearings and distances,
total gross land area, location of easement(s), utilities, adjacent road name(s) and
number(s);
2.Name of project, property owner and applicant, vicinity map, north arrow, scale,
date of plan preparation and subsequent revisions dates;
3.Topography of site, at contour interval no greater than ten (10) feet, location of
perennial and intermittent waters, 100 year flood plains;
4.Location and approximate size of all existing and proposed buildings and structures
within the site and existing buildings and structures within five hundred feet
adjacent thereto;
5.Proposed points of ingress and egress together with the proposed pattern of internal
circulation;
6. Existing and proposed parking spaces;
7. Proposed provisions for water supply and sewage disposal;
8.If the site is located in a designated drinking water supply watershed, the plan shall
also:
1. Depict the location of existing (labeled according to the date of
establishment) and proposed impervious surfaces and respective totals in
square feet;
2.The total land area of the lot(s) outside of the road right-of-way(s) in square
feet. The property owner and/or applicant shall have the burden of proving
that the proposed special use will not materially injure the value of adjoining
or abutting property.
9. In addition to requirements listed above, a Special Use Permit site plan for a radio,
telephone or television tower must show compliance with Note 9 of this ordinance
Section 81. (Amended 7/1/2002)
10.In addition to requirements listed above and those listed in Section 81 of this
Ordinance, a Special Use Permit site plan for a camper/recreational vehicle park
must show compliance with Section 81. the following:
Exhibit A: Mark Up - Special Use Permits to BOA
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a) A minimum lot size of two acres is required.
b) Density to be 2500 square feet for each tent or trailer space.
c) A minimum undisturbed fifty foot buffer from all property lines.
d) Each campsite shall contain a stabilized parking pad of either pavement or
gravel and one off-street parking space.
e) A sanitary source of drinking water shall be not more than 200 feet, toilet
facilities not more than 400 feet and wash houses not more than 1500 feet
from any tent or trailer space. This provision shall not apply where
community water and sewer connections are provided to trailers having
self-contained kitchens and bathroom facilities. (Added 8/2/2010)
Each petition shall be accompanied by a fee to defray the cost of advertising and other
administrative costs involved.
155-3 BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT PUBLIC HEARING
a) After submission of a completed application, the Zoning Administrator will schedule a
public hearing for the Board of Adjustment in accordance with that year's adopted schedule.
A notice of such public hearing shall be published once a week for two (2) consecutive
weeks in a newspaper of general circulation in Person County. Said notice shall be
published the first time not less than ten (10) days and not more than twenty-five (25) days
prior to the date established for such public hearing. The Zoning Administrator will be
responsible for mailing written notices to all property owners within 500’ of the property
including the applicant. The Zoning Administrator shall post notice on the land subject to
the application within the same time period specified for mailed notice of the hearing using
weatherproof signs, one sign per road frontage and posted no more than 25’ from the street
right-of-way. (NCGS 160D-602) (Amended 8/4/25). Signs must be clearly visible from the
street and designate “Zoning Proposal Pending” with the phone number of the Planning
and Zoning Department.
b) The Board of Adjustment shall consider the application at a public hearing at which all
interested persons shall be permitted to testify. This hearing shall be used to gather competent,
material, and substantial evidence to establish the facts of the case. Testimony heard shall be
under oath. The Special Use Permit, if granted, shall include such approved plans as may be
required. In granting the permit, the Board of Adjustment shall find the following:
1. That the use will not materially endanger the public health or safety if located where
proposed and developed according to the plan as submitted and approved.
2. That the use meets all required conditions and specifications.
3. That the use will not substantially injure the value of adjoining or abutting property,
or that the use is a public necessity, and
4. That the location and character of the use if developed according to the plan as
submitted and approved will be in harmony with the area in which it is to be located
and in general conformity with comprehensive plan.
c) In granting the permit, the Board of Adjustment may designate such conditions, in addition and
in connection therewith, as well, in its opinion, assure that the use in its proposed location will
be harmonious with the area in which it is proposed to be located and with the spirit of this
ordinance. All such additional conditions shall be entered in the minutes of the meeting at
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which the permit is granted and also on the certificate of the Special Use Permit or on the plans
submitted therewith. All specific conditions shall run with the land and shall be binding on the
original applicants for the Special Use Permit, their heirs, successors and assigns.
d) In addition to the specific conditions imposed by the regulations in this Article and whatever
additional conditions the Board of Adjustment deem reasonable and appropriate, special uses
shall comply with the height, yard, area and parking regulations for the use district in which
they are permitted unless otherwise specified.
e) Each special use permit decision shall be based upon competent, material, and substantial
evidence in the record. Each special use permit decision shall be reduced to writing, reflect the
board’s determination of contested facts and their application to the applicable standards. This
document shall be approved by the Board and signed by the chair or other duly authorized
member of the Board. A decision is effective upon filing the written decision with the clerk to
the Board or the Zoning Administrator. The decision of the Board shall be delivered within a
reasonable time by personal delivery, electronic mail, or by first-class mail to the applicant,
landowner, and to any person who has submitted a written request for a copy prior to the date
the decision becomes effective (N.C.G.S. 160D-406). The Zoning Administrator shall obtain
the applicant/landowner’s written consent to conditions related to a special use permit approval
to ensure enforceability (N.C. S.L. 2019-111). A special use permit shall be void and of no
effect, if the applicant/landowner has not consented in writing to conditions attached to the
permit within 60 days of the delivery of the permit to the applicant.
f) An appeal of a Board of Adjustment decision granting or denying a special use permit may be
appealed to Superior Court by a petition for review in the nature of certiorari in accordance
with the requirements of GS 160D-406 and 160D-1402. As provided in GS 160D-1405, a
petition for review of a special use permit decision shall be filed with the Person County Clerk
of Superior Court by the later of 30 days after the decision is effective or after a written copy
of it is given in accordance with G.S. 160D‑406(j)
g) In the event of failure to comply with the plans approved by the Board of Adjustment or with
any other conditions imposed upon the Special Use Permit within a reasonable time in the
opinion of the Zoning Administrator, the permit shall thereupon become void and of no effect.
In such case, no building permits for further construction or certificates of occupancy under
this Special Use shall be issued.
155-4 MODIFICATIONS OF SPECIAL USE PERMITS - The Zoning Administrator may approve
minor changes to final plans approved by the Board of Adjustment if with such minor changes the
development remains substantially consistent with the Board's approval and with all other
provisions of this Ordinance and applicable rules and regulations. The Zoning Administrator may
not approve changes that would constitute a major change of or modification to a Special Use
Permit. Any change which would require findings of fact or evidence in addition to those in the
record of the public hearing for the original Special Use Permit, or subsequent modifications, if
any, shall be deemed a major modification of the Special Use Permit. By way of example, but not
of limitation, any of the following shall constitute a major modification requiring an application to
be resubmitted in accordance with applicable ordinance provisions:
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1. Significant changes in the zoning lot's boundaries, unless the purposes of this ordinance or
of the County's plan for the comprehensive development of the area within which the lot is
located are satisfied to an equivalent or greater degree. Substantial change in the boundaries
of the site if public purposes are not satisfied to an equivalent or greater degree;
2. A change from the use approved;
3. Significant changes in the location of principal and/or accessory structures and/or uses;
4. Structural alterations significantly affecting the basic size, form, style, ornamentation, and
appearance of principal and/or accessory structures as shown the plan;
5. Significant changes in pedestrian or vehicular access or circulation;
6. Significant change in the amount or location of required landscape screening if an alternate
proposal does not provide the same or greater degree.
155-5 SPECIAL USE PERMITS AND VESTED RIGHTS - At the applicant's discretion, he or she
may also submit a site-specific vesting plan and make application to the Board of Commissioners
for a vested right status for the proposed use or development project. Vested right status may be
applied for jointly concurrently with the special use permit application or may be requested at a
later date.
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Exhibit B
An Ordinance Amending the Planning Ordinance, Section 155, to assign review of Special
Use Permits to the Board of Adjustment
NOW THEREFORE, be it ordained by the Person County Board of Commissioners that
following:
Section 1. The Person County Planning Ordinance is hereby amended to replace “Board of
Commissioners” and “Commissioners” with “Board of Adjustment” everywhere either appears in
Sections 155-2, 155-3, 155-4.
Section 2. Section 155-3(f) is amended to read as follows to properly assign appeals for special
use permits to the court system:
An appeal of a Board of Adjustment decision granting or denying a special use permit may be
appealed to Superior Court by a petition for review in the nature of certiorari in accordance with
the requirements of GS 160D-406 and 160D-1402. As provided in GS 160D-1405, a petition for
review of a special use permit decision shall be filed with the Person County Clerk of Superior
Court by the later of 30 days after the decision is effective or after a written copy of it is given in
accordance with G.S. 160D‑406(j).
Section 3. In Section 155-5, the reference to “Commissioners” is retained and the word
“jointly” is replaced with “concurrently” so the Board of Commissioners retains vested rights
reviews as required by state law.
Section 3. Any ordinance or resolution inconsistent with this ordinance is hereby repealed.
Adopted this 3rd day of November, 2025.
Kyle Puryear, Chairman
Person County Board of Commissioners
Attest:
Michele Solomon, NCCCC
Clerk to the Board
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AGENDA ABSTRACT
Meeting Date:
November 3, 2025
Agenda Title:
Text Amendment TA-08-25, to Amend the Subdivision Regulations to more clearly identify the types of
subdivisions and the types of access needed for each type
Summary of Information:
The proposed text amendment reorganizes existing language in the Subdivision Regulations to
group the types of subdivisions together and to clearly list the access options for each type of
application. The amendment does not change and standards or requirements.
Financial Impact:
Not applicable
Recommended Action:
The text amendment is complete and ready for decision by the Board of Commissioners.
The Planning Board unanimously recommended adoption of the amendment.
A motion to approve could be worded as follows: “I hereby move to approve the ordinance
amending the Subdivision Regulations to identify types and describe access requirements, and
find the amendment reasonable, in the public’s interest, and consistent with the Person County
& City of Roxboro Joint Comprehensive Land Use Plan because it improves the clarity of the
land development regulations.”
Submitted By:
Margaret Hauth, Planning Consultant
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10/28/2025
PERSON COUNTY PLANNING & ZONING DEPARTMENT
STAFF REPORT
Text Amendment TA-08-25 - Amend the Subdivision Regulations to more clearly identify the types of
subdivisions and the types of access needed for each type.
Request
Text Amendment TA-08-25 proposes to amend the Subdivision Regulations to more clearly identify the
types of subdivisions and the types of access needed for each type.
Introduction
The Subdivision Regulations currently offer many options to provide the needed legal access to newly
created lots. However, these options are not listed in one place, but have to be pieced together by
reading the entire ordinance. I recommend the following amendments to make the current allowances
and requirements clear:
1)Create a section that lists the types of subdivisions and remove the definitions from the
definition section.
a.Exempt (defined by state law)
b.Family (allowed where transfer is to family members – roads are not required to be
created or built)
c.Minor (no more than 5 lots created, roads may be private or easements – construction
not clearly required)
d.Major (6 or more lots, requirement for public roads when 7 or more lots created)
2)Pull the various access options together and place in one section
a.Public Road
b.Private Road
c.Partial width right of way
d.Access easement
Attached are the relevant portions of the Subdivision Regulations with some rearranged text and new text
for discussion purposes. Marked up sections for each of these issues is attached as Exhibit A. Language to
be removed is shown in the strike-through font. New language is in italics and highlighted yellow.
Comprehensive Plan & Zoning Consistency
Person County Planning Ordinance Section 153, Amendments to the Zoning Map or Ordinance, as well as,
NCGS §160D-604 & § 160D-605, requires plan consistency and a recommendation from the Planning
Board and the Board of Commissioners. For amendments like this, one is unlikely to find language in a
comprehensive plan to support the amendments. A general statement of plan consistency and a desire
for clear regulations can use used as adequate support.
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TA-08-25 - Staff Report
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10/28/2025
Planning & Zoning Department Staff Analysis & Potential Motion
This amendment is primarily a reorganization of current language and does not change any standards or
requirements. Based on the above, Planning & Zoning Department staff states that the amendments are
consistent with the Comprehensive Plan.
Planning Board Recommendation
At the Planning Board public hearing, staff advised the Planning Board one further adjustment to the text
was needed to comply with state law. The list of exempt plats currently includes re-surveys of existing lots
when no lot line adjustment is made. State law governing survey standards indicates surveys of existing
lots can be recorded without certificates from planning departments or review officer. The Planning Board
members agreed to include revised wording to this effect in this amendment. No one from the public
spoke during the public hearing.
Vice Chair Allen moved to approve the text amendments as included in the agenda packet plus the
adjustment to the list of exempt plats as described. Member McFarland seconded. The vote was
unanimous.
The Board could adopt a written Statement of Reasonableness and Plan Consistency in a single-statement
potential motion, as follows:
“I hereby move to approve the ordinance amending the Subdivision Regulations to identify types
and describe access requirements, and find the amendment reasonable, in the public’s interest,
and consistent with the Person County & City of Roxboro Joint Comprehensive Land Use Plan
because it improves the clarity of the land development regulations.”
Attachments:
Exhibit A: Marked-up Ordinance Excerpts
Exhibit B: Amending ordinance
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SECTION 16 – EXCLUSIONS Subdivision Types
(Amended: 5-3-99)
16-1 Excluded or Exempt plats (retitling current text, no wording changes unless shown)
Surveys meeting the requirements of GS 47-30(f)11.c do not require a signature from the Planning
and Zoning Administrator or the review officer and may be directly submitted to the Register of Deeds
for recordation. The following events shall be excluded from the provisions of this Ordinance:
(a) The combination or recombination of portions of previously subdivided and recorded lots if the
total number of lots is not increased and the resultant lots are equal to or exceed the standards of
the county as shown in its subdivision regulations.
(b) The division of land into parcels greater than ten (10) acres if no street right-of-way dedication
is involved.
(c) The public acquisition by purchase of strips of land for the widening or opening of streets.
(d) The division of a tract in single ownership, the entire area of which is no greater than two acres
into not more than three lots, if no street right-of-way dedication is involved and the resultant lots
are equal to or exceed the standards of the county as prescribed herein.
(e) The division of land for use as gravesites.
(f) A division of land which has been created by a judicial partition and/or sale.
(g) All re-surveys of an existing lot.
(h) Any plat presented for recordation on which a lot is shown and pledged as collateral for loan
proceeds and where the property depicted by the plat is a portion of a larger tract of property
owned by the same entity.
(i) A combination of lands which adds land to previously subdivided and recorded lots which are
contiguous to the addition.
Plats deemed an exception to the provision of this Ordinance depicting the divisions listed above may
be recorded provided the owner desiring to record such plats shall obtain a Certificate of Exception
from the Planning and Zoning Administrator and shall present such certificate to the recorder as proof
the exception condition is present. The required certificate shall read as follows:
Certificate of Exception.
I certify that said property qualifies as an exception to the provisions of the Person County Subdivision
Regulations under Section 16-1.
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16-2 Family Subdivisions (relocated from Section 50-5, some wording rearrangement)
Family subdivisions of property, for residential purposes and use by family members, must meet the
following conditions: (Added 5-7-01)
(a)Family member status is granted to a person who is a direct lineal or adopted descendant,
lineal ascendant, sibling or spouse of the grantor.
(b)Legal documents such as a birth certificate, marriage certificate or adoption papers will be
used to show family relationship.
(c)When a family subdivision is made, the plat map must have a plat map disclaimer affixed,
which clearly states, “This is a family subdivision and road improvements are not required
unless further subdivided”.
(d)Easements to the family subdivision lots must clearly show on the plat map and include the
following annotation: “Access is over a private road right-of-way, a road maintenance agreement
is not required and may not be available.”
(e)Family subdivision of property shall be made only one time per family member. (Added 5-7-01;
Amended 8-01-05)
Family subdivisions of property will not cause any road improvement or construction requirement
of Section 50 and 53-2(a) of this ordinance to be imposed. A Family Subdivision may be further
subdivided pursuant to this section ordinance.
16-3 Minor Subdivisions (taken from definition section with wording changes noted)
Any subdivision containing not more than five (5) lots (including any remainder) division of land
where all proposed lots conform to the requirements of this ordinance and the Planning Ordinance and
that does not:
(a)Create more than 5 lots, including any remainder.
(b)Dedicate a new public road
(c)Extend an existing non-conforming private road
(d)Extend or require the extension of municipal facilities
(e)Create any public improvements
16-3.1 Options for access within a minor subdivision
a)Frontage on a public road
b)Creation of a new private road meeting the Private Road Construction Standards for Person
County
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c)Frontage on an existing private road
d)Frontage on a private access easement fifty (50) feet in width and for the exclusive use of a
single residential unit established on such lot. The access shall be maintained in a condition
passable for emergency and service vehicles, and that no such access shall be established
closer than one- hundred-fifty (150) feet to any other previously recorded access. (Amended
5/3/99)
All private roads and access easements meeting the minimum standard in the Addressing and Road
Naming Ordinance for Person County must be named at the time of plat recordation and the name
must be shown on the plat.
16-4 Major Subdivisions (taken from definitions section with wording changes noted)
All subdivisions not otherwise classified as a minor subdivision in this ordinance including, but not
limited to, subdivisions of six (6) or more lots, or any size subdivision requiring any new public street
or extension of local government facilities, or the creation of any public improvements. (Amended
5/3/99)
SECTION 17 - CONDITIONS
17-1 Regulation of the subdivision of land and the attachment of reasonable conditions thereupon is a valid
exercise of the police power granted to Person County by the State of North Carolina. The developer
must encumber the responsibility to comply with conditions imposed by the Planning Board and/or
Board of Commissioners for design, dedication, improvement, and restrictive use of the property in
question.
ARTICLE II
PROCEDURES FOR REVIEW AND APPROVAL OF MINOR SUBDIVISION
SECTION 21- SUBMISSION OF MINOR FINAL PLAT TO THE
PLANNING AND ZONING ADMINISTRATOR
(As amended 11-3-97, 5-3-99, X-X-2021)
21-1 The requirements for obtaining minor final subdivision plat approval are as follows:
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ARTICLE V
DESIGN STANDARDS
SECTION 50 - DISCLOSURE OF ROAD STATUS
(As amended 5-3-99; 4-3-00, 5-21-01; 1-07-02; 8-01-05) (Added 4-3-2000; 5-7-2001)
50-1 All streets within the subdivision regulation jurisdiction of Person County shall have a public or
private designation and comply with either the minimum construction standards for secondary roads as
required by the North Carolina Division of Highways for public roads or with minimum construction
standards of private subdivision roads as specified herein. However, the Planning Board encourages the
subdivider to use the public designation and give careful consideration to the design of streets in
accordance with those standards provided by the North Carolina Department of Transportation.
(Amended 5-21-01)
50-2 The developer shall comply with North Carolina General Statute 136-102.6 which provides for a
disclosure statement from the developer to the purchaser establishing the status thereof (whether
privately or public)(state-maintained) of the road.
50-2.1 If the street is designated by the developer and seller as a public street, the developer and seller shall
certify that the right of way and design of the street has been approved by the Division of Highways,
and that the street has been or will be constructed by the developer and seller in accordance with the
standards for subdivision streets adopted by the Board of Transportation for acceptance on the
highway system.
50-2.2 If the street is designated by the developer and seller as a private street, the developer and seller shall
include in the disclosure statement an explanation of the consequences and responsibility as to
maintenance of a private street, and shall fully and accurately disclose the party or parties upon whom
responsibility for construction and maintenance of such street or streets shall rest, and shall further
disclose that the street or streets will not be constructed to minimum standards, sufficient to allow
their inclusion on the State highway system for maintenance.
50-2.3 A copy of the disclosure statement shall be given to the buyer. Written acknowledgment of receipt of
the disclosure statement by the buyer shall be conclusive proof of the delivery thereof. (Amended 5-
21-01)
50-3 In subdivisions in which there are seven or more lots, roads shall be designated “Public” and comply
with subdivision roads minimum construction standards required by the North Carolina Department
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of Transportation, Division of Highways (paved). Except as expressed herein, State-maintained roads
shall comply with the requirements of prevailing construction standards as imposed by the North
Carolina Division of Highways. (amended 5-21-01; 1-07-02)
50-4 Private roads may be used to serve 6 or less lots but must be constructed in accordance with a policy
entitled: "Minimum Construction Standards for Private Roads, Person County, North Carolina" except
where the provisions of Section 51 of the subdivision ordinance impose additional requirements for
layout or design. (Amended 5-21-01; 1-07-02)
50-5 Private roads or private access easements may be used in Family Subdivisions. Family subdivisions
are exempted from road construction requirements. However, the access shall be the width necessary
and maintained in a condition passable for emergency and service vehicles, and that no such access
shall be established closer than one- hundred-fifty (150) feet to any other previously recorded access.
50-6 Private roads or private access easements may be used in Minor Subdivisions. A recorded access at
least fifty (50) feet in width and for the exclusive use of a single residential unit established on such
lot is acceptable. However, the access shall be maintained in a condition passable for emergency and
service vehicles, and that no such access shall be established closer than one- hundred-fifty (150) feet
to any other previously recorded access. (Amended 5/3/99)
50-7 Provisions to address existing conditions
(a) On subdivision roads constructed to NCDOT specifications and unpaved between May 3, 1999,
and May 7, 2001, serving the maximum of 24 lots, there shall be no additional lots created
utilizing the existing road or extension thereof without said road and extension being upgraded
to standards as specified in section 50-1(a) (paved). The developer or person causing standards
to be upgraded is responsible for upgrading the substandard portion of road. (Amended 5-21-01;
1-07-02)
(b) Previously established subdivisions with six (6) or more lots having an interior road or roads
designated as public and built to the previously accepted and approved Class “A” road as defined
in “Minimum Construction Standards for Private Roads, Person County, North Carolina” may
not be expanded if any additional lots will be accessed by the existing Class “A” substandard
road unless the existing public road is upgraded per paragraph 50-1 (a) above as applicable. The
developer or person causing the needed upgrade to the Class “A” road is responsible for
upgrading the substandard portion of the road. (amended 5-21-01)
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(c) All “private” or undesignated Class A roads that existed as of May 3, 1999, the date of approval
of this ordinance change are grandfathered and exempt from paragraph 50-1(a) through (d).
(Amended 5/3/99, amended 4/3/00, amended 5-21-01)
(f) Subdivision roads which as of March 9, 1987, the date of Person County minimum construction
standards for private roads, were either in existence or referred to in a deed or plat, whether
recorded or not, are grandfathered and exempt from the provisions of paragraph 50-1(a) through
(e). “Grandfathered”, for purposes of Section 50-1 means a road is exempt from standards
imposed by Section 50-1 until such times as an extension is made to the road, a cul de sac is
added to the road, a connection is made to another road; or, for a road created after March 9,
1987, the road serves more lots than was permitted for that type road at the time it was created.
If a road loses its grandfathered status, it is subject to all requirements of Section 50-1 as of the
date of the loss of the grandfathered status. (Added 4/3/2000,) (Amended 5/21/01)
50-2 Family subdivisions of property, for residential purposes and use by family members, will not cause
any road improvement or construction requirement of Section 50 and 53-2(a) of this ordinance to be
imposed. A Family Subdivision may be further subdivided pursuant to this section. The following
conditions apply to a “family” subdivision authorized by this paragraph: (Added 5-7-01)
(a) Family member status is granted to a person who is a direct lineal or adopted descendant,
lineal ascendant, sibling or spouse of the grantor.
(b) Legal documents such as a birth certificate, marriage certificate or adoption papers will be
used to show family relationship.
(c) When a family subdivision is made, the plat map must have a plat map disclaimer affixed,
which clearly states, “This is a family subdivision and road improvements are not required unless
further subdivided”.
(d) Easements to the family subdivision lots must clearly show on the plat map and include the
following annotation: “Access is over a private road right-of-way, a road maintenance agreement is
not required and may not be available.”
(e) Family subdivision of property shall be made only one time per family member. (Added 5-7-
01; Amended 8-01-05) (Language relocated)
SECTION 51 - STREET DESIGN STANDARDS - GENERAL PROVISIONS
(As amended 10-17-88, 11-7-94, 5-3-99)
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51-1 In any new subdivision, the street layout shall conform to the arrangement, width and location
included on any official plans for Person County. In areas for which such plans have not been
completed, the streets shall be designed and located in proper relation to existing and proposed streets,
to the topography, to such natural features as streams and tree growth, to public convenience and
safety, and to the proposed use of land to be served by such streets.
51-2 Street layouts shall be as follows:
(a)Street jogs with center line offsets of less than one-hundred-fifty (150) feet shall be avoided.
(b)Intersections with a major street or highway shall be at least four-hundred (400) feet apart from
corner property line to corner property line.
(c)In subdivisions in which there are twenty-five (25) or more lots and where the subdivision access
is off a state secondary road or a major highway, the subdivision entrance shall be designed to
allow at least one lane ingress into the subdivision and two lanes egress out of the subdivision to
allow a right turn lane and a left turn lane onto the highway.
(d)Turn arounds shall have a minimum of seventy (70) feet (driving surface) unless NCDOT
standards are greater.
(e)Two means of ingress/egress (loop roads) are preferred. (Amended 5/3/99)
(f)Where an approved concept plan shows extension of roads to subsequent phases or to
additional property, a temporary turn around shall be installed. Said turn around shall have a
minimum 70 foot diameter (driving surface). The temporary turn around does not have to be
paved. (amended 21-01) The turn around may be removed and right of way amended when the
road is extended.
52-3 LEFT BLANK
51-4 A partial-width right of way may be allowed in a subdivision where:
(a) In the judgment of the Planning Board it is found that the nature and location of the subdivision,
including such considerations as topography, the surrounding area, the present and future road
plans, and access by public safety vehicles, are such that a partial width right-of-way is justified;
and,
(b) The access serving the subdivision is classified as a Class B road in accordance with a policy
entitled: "Minimum Construction Standards for Private Roads, Person County, North Carolina";
and,
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(c) The right-of-way width provided is adequate to allow for the construction of a travelway, ditches,
shoulders and turn around required for the class of road serving the subdivision; and,
(d) The right-of-way width provided would allow access by the largest emergency services vehicle
serving the district in which the subdivision is located; and,
(e) If one or more of the following conditions are met:
(1) When the partial width right-of-way adjoins undeveloped property and is not less than
twenty-five (25) feet in width, and when said adjoining undeveloped property is subdivided
and the remainder of the full required right-of-way can be dedicated.
(2) When access to the subdivision is across property owned by other than the applicant and the
property owner is unwilling to grant, sell or otherwise convey the full required right-of-way
width to the applicant.
(3) When pre-existing conditions preclude the provision of full right of way due to the pattern
of adjacent development, historical common access and/or site-specific physical constraints.
(f) Failure of the Planning Board to render a decision by its next regular meeting after the request
has been received shall constitute the approval thereof. The decision of the Planning Board
may be appealed to the Board of County Commissioners and the failure to render a decision
within forty-five (45) days shall constitute approval thereof.
51-5 Alleys shall be required in all blocks along the rear line of business property. Alleys may also be
required in multiple family residential or industrial blocks if, in the opinion of the Planning Board,
alleys are needed to service these areas. All permanent dead-end alleys shall be provided with a
turnaround.
51-6 No alley shall have access from a major street or highway but shall have its access points confined to
minor streets.
51-7 In order to provide a uniform system of road naming along both public and private roads; to eliminate
duplicate or phonetically similar street names; to provide for the uniform marking of public and
private streets and roadways; and to establish procedures by which road names can be named or
renamed the "Road Naming Ordinance for the County of Person, North Carolina" is incorporated
herein by reference.
51-8 Where a tract of land to be subdivided adjoins a federal or state highway, the subdivider may be
required to provide a marginal access street parallel to the highway or reverse frontage on an interior
street for the lots to be developed adjacent to the highway. If reverse frontage is required, then the
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subdivider shall be required to provide an easement ten (10) feet wide parallel and adjacent to the
right of way of the highway. Such easement shall be restricted to the planting of trees or shrubs for
screening purposes and shall be in addition to all other easements required by this Ordinance.
51-9 Drainage pipes shall be installed under driveways which cross a drainage ditch and these pipes shall
have a minimum inside dimension of fifteen (15) inches. This requirement may be waived when
valley gutter system is approved.
51-10 Driveways shall be constructed so that drainage water will not run into the road or highway.
51-11 In all major subdivisions which adjoin a major highway or state secondary road having an average
daily traffic count of 2,000 vehicles or more, the subdivider shall reserve a twelve (12) foot right-of-
way on that portion of the subdivision that is located along that road frontage. The right-of-way shall
be measured from the centerline of the subdivision access road which intersects the major highway or
state secondary road and shall be a minimum of 300 linear feet.
51-12 In all major subdivisions which adjoin a major highway or state secondary road having an average
daily traffic count of 3,000 vehicles or more, the developer shall be required to construct a right turn
lane into the major subdivision. Right turn lanes shall not be required where there is not sufficient
road frontage along the land being subdivided and there is not sufficient right-of-way on adjacent
property to construct the turn lane.
It shall be the applicant's responsibility to provide written explanation of why there is not sufficient
area to construct the turn lane.
SECTION 52 - BLOCKS
52-1 Intersecting streets shall be laid out at such intervals that block lengths are not more than twenty-four
hundred (2400) feet nor less than four hundred (400) feet except where, in the opinion of the Planning
Board, existing conditions justify a modification of this requirement.
52-2 Blocks shall have sufficient width to provide for two tiers of lots of appropriate depth, except where
otherwise required to separate residential development from through traffic or nonresidential uses
52-3 Pedestrian ways or cross walks, not less than ten (10) feet in width shall be provided near the center
and entirely across any block 1,200 feet or more in length or at the end of cul-de-sacs, where deemed
essential, in the opinion of the Planning Board, to provide adequate pedestrian circulation or access
to schools, shopping areas, churches, parks, playgrounds, transportation or other similar facilities.
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SECTION 53 - LOTS
(As Amended 11-18-91, 5-3-99; 10-7-2002)
53-1 Lot sizes, shapes, and locations shall be made with due regard to topographic conditions, contemplated
use, and the surrounding area. Land subject to flooding and land deemed by the Planning Board to
be uninhabitable for other reasons shall not be platted for residential occupancy, nor for such other
uses as may increase danger to health, life or property, or aggravate the flood hazard, but such land as
may be set aside for such uses as will not be endangered by periodic or occasional inundation, or will
not produce unsatisfactory living conditions.
53-2 Every lot shall front or abut on a dedicated street or a private road constructed in accordance with the
provisions of this Ordinance except as follows unless otherwise allowed due to the type of subdivision
or other provision of this ordinance:
(a) Lots located in one (1) to five (5) lot subdivisions, provided there shall exist a recorded access at
least fifty (50) feet in width and for the exclusive use of a single residential unit established on
such lot. However, the access shall be maintained in a condition passable for emergency and
service vehicles, and that no such access shall be established closer than one- hundred-fifty (150)
feet to any other previously recorded access. (Amended 5/3/99)
53-3 Proposed lot lines and the centerline of a proposed street may be coterminous, provided however that
a ten (10) foot utility easement is located within the proposed street right of way. Further, that portion
of the lot which is located within the proposed street right of way may be used to comply with
minimum lot size requirements shown in Section 55.
53-4 Residential lots not having access to public water and public sewage disposal shall be at least 43,560
square feet in area of usable land not less than one hundred (100) feet wide at the building line.
53-5 Where public water and sewer facilities are not available and individual water supplies or individual
sewage disposal systems are planned, the subdivider, at his own expense, shall have the site
investigated under the supervision of the County Health Department or other person approved by the
County Health Department to determine whether or not such individual facilities are feasible and shall
present proof to the Planning Board that appropriate soil tests have been conducted and each lot in the
subdivision not served by public water and sewage disposal systems has been approved by the County
Health Department for individual water supplies and/or sewage disposal systems. The site
investigation for sewage disposal shall include sufficient number of percolation tests, and test holes
6464
Exhibit B
An Ordinance Amending the Subdivision Regulations for Person County to Consolidate
Subdivision Types and Access Requirements
NOW THEREFORE, be it ordained by the Person County Board of Commissioners that
following:
Section 1. Section 16 is retitled “Subdivision Types.”
Section 2. Section 16-1 is amended to have the heading “Excluded or Exempt Plats.” And the
sentence “Surveys meeting the requirements of GS 47-30(f)11.c do not require a signature from
the Planning and Zoning Administrator or the review officer and may be directly submitted to the
Register of Deeds for recordation” is added before the sentence starting with “The following.” The
list is amended by removing “(g) All re-surveys of an existing lot.”
Section 3. The text of Section 16-2 is added as a paragraph following the list of exceptions in
Section 16-1 and the first sentence is amended to replace the clause “deemed an exception to the
provision of this ordinance” with “depicting the divisions listed above.”
Section 4. Section 16-2 is added to read as follows and replaces Section 50-5 which is hereby
deleted:
16-2 Family Subdivisions
Family subdivisions of property, for residential purposes and use by family members, must meet
the following conditions: (Added 5-7-01)
(a) Family member status is granted to a person who is a direct lineal or adopted
descendant, lineal ascendant, sibling or spouse of the grantor.
(b) Legal documents such as a birth certificate, marriage certificate or adoption papers will
be used to show family relationship.
(c) When a family subdivision is made, the plat map must have a plat map disclaimer
affixed, which clearly states, “This is a family subdivision and road improvements are
not required unless further subdivided”.
(d) Easements to the family subdivision lots must clearly show on the plat map and include
the following annotation: “Access is over a private road right-of-way, a road
maintenance agreement is not required and may not be available.”
(e) Family subdivision of property shall be made only one time per family member. (Added
5-7-01; Amended 8-01-05)
Family subdivisions of property will not cause any road improvement or construction requirement
of this ordinance to be imposed. A Family Subdivision may be further subdivided pursuant to this
ordinance.
Section 5. Section 16-3 is added to read as follows:
16-3 Minor Subdivisions
Any division of land where all proposed lots conform to the requirements of this ordinance and
the Planning Ordinance and that does not:
(a) Create more than 5 lots, including any remainder.
(b) Dedicate a new public road
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Exhibit B
(c) Extend an existing non-conforming private road
(d) Extend or require the extension of municipal facilities
(e) Create any public improvements
16-3.1 Options for access within a minor subdivision
a) Frontage on a public road
b) Creation of a new private road meeting the Private Road Construction Standards for
Person County
c) Frontage on an existing private road
d) Frontage on a private access easement fifty (50) feet in width and for the exclusive use
of a single residential unit established on such lot. The access shall be maintained in a
condition passable for emergency and service vehicles, and that no such access shall
be established closer than one- hundred-fifty (150) feet to any other previously
recorded access. (Amended 5/3/99)
All private roads and access easements meeting the minimum standard in the Addressing
and Road Naming Ordinance for Person County must be named at the time of plat
recordation and the name must be shown on the plat.
Section 6. Section 16-4 is added to read as follows:
16-4 Major Subdivisions
All subdivisions not otherwise classified in this ordinance including, but not limited to,
subdivisions of six (6) or more lots, or any size subdivision requiring any new public street or
extension of local government facilities, or the creation of any public improvements. (Amended
5/3/99)
Section 7. Section 50-1 is amended by deleting subsections a-f. The remainder of Section 50
is deleted and replaced as specified in Sections 8 and 9 of this ordinance.
Section 8. Section 50-2 is added to read as follows:
50-2 The developer shall comply with North Carolina General Statute 136-102.6 which provides
for a disclosure statement from the developer to the purchaser establishing the status of the
road.
50-2.1 If the street is designated by the developer and seller as a public street, the developer and
seller shall certify that the right of way and design of the street has been approved by the
Division of Highways, and that the street has been or will be constructed by the developer
and seller in accordance with the standards for subdivision streets adopted by the Board of
Transportation for acceptance on the highway system.
50-2.2 If the street is designated by the developer and seller as a private street, the developer and
seller shall include in the disclosure statement an explanation of the consequences and
responsibility as to maintenance of a private street, and shall fully and accurately disclose
the party or parties upon whom responsibility for construction and maintenance of such
street or streets shall rest, and shall further disclose that the street or streets will not be
constructed to minimum standards, sufficient to allow their inclusion on the State highway
system for maintenance.
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Exhibit B
50-2.3 A copy of the disclosure statement shall be given to the buyer. Written acknowledgment
of receipt of the disclosure statement by the buyer shall be conclusive proof of the delivery
thereof. (Amended 5-21-01)
Section 9. Sections 50-3 through 50-7 are added to read as follows:
50-3 In subdivisions in which there are seven or more lots, roads shall be designated “Public”
and comply with subdivision roads minimum construction standards required by the North
Carolina Department of Transportation, Division of Highways (paved). Except as
expressed herein, State-maintained roads shall comply with the requirements of prevailing
construction standards as imposed by the North Carolina Division of Highways. (amended
5-21-01; 1-07-02)
50-4 Private roads may be used to serve 6 or less lots but must be constructed in accordance
with a policy entitled: "Minimum Construction Standards for Private Roads, Person
County, North Carolina" except where the provisions of Section 51 of the subdivision
ordinance impose additional requirements for layout or design. (Amended 5-21-01; 1-07-
02)
50-5 Private roads or private access easements may be used in Family Subdivisions. Family
subdivisions are exempted from road construction requirements. However, the access shall
be the width necessary and maintained in a condition passable for emergency and service
vehicles, and that no such access shall be established closer than one- hundred-fifty (150)
feet to any other previously recorded access.
50-6 Private roads or private access easements may be used in Minor Subdivisions. A recorded
access at least fifty (50) feet in width and for the exclusive use of a single residential unit
established on such lot is acceptable. However, the access shall be maintained in a
condition passable for emergency and service vehicles, and that no such access shall be
established closer than one- hundred-fifty (150) feet to any other previously recorded
access. (Amended 5/3/99)
50-7 Provisions to address existing conditions
(a) On subdivision roads constructed to NCDOT specifications and unpaved between May 3,
1999, and May 7, 2001, serving the maximum of 24 lots, there shall be no additional lots
created utilizing the existing road or extension thereof without said road and extension
being upgraded to standards as specified in section 50-1(a) (paved). The developer or
person causing standards to be upgraded is responsible for upgrading the substandard
portion of road. (Amended 5-21-01; 1-07-02)
(b) Previously established subdivisions with six (6) or more lots having an interior road or
roads designated as public and built to the previously accepted and approved Class “A”
road as defined in “Minimum Construction Standards for Private Roads, Person County,
North Carolina” may not be expanded if any additional lots will be accessed by the existing
Class “A” substandard road unless the existing public road is upgraded per paragraph 50-
1 (a) above as applicable. The developer or person causing the needed upgrade to the Class
“A” road is responsible for upgrading the substandard portion of the road. (amended 5-21-
01)
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Exhibit B
(c) All “private” or undesignated Class A roads that existed as of May 3, 1999, the date of
approval of this ordinance change are grandfathered and exempt from paragraph 50-1(a)
through (d). (Amended 5/3/99, amended 4/3/00, amended 5-21-01)
(d) Subdivision roads which as of March 9, 1987, the date of Person County minimum
construction standards for private roads, were either in existence or referred to in a deed or
plat, whether recorded or not, are grandfathered and exempt from the provisions of
paragraph 50-7 (a)-(c) and 50-3. “Grandfathered”, for purposes of this section means a road
is exempt from standards imposed by Section 50-7(a)-(c) and 50-3 until such times as an
extension is made to the road, a cul de sac is added to the road, a connection is made to
another road; or, for a road created after March 9, 1987, the road serves more lots than was
permitted for that type road at the time it was created. If a road loses its grandfathered
status, it is subject to all requirements of Section 50-7(a)-(c) and 50-3 of the date of the
loss of the grandfathered status. (Added 4/3/2000,) (Amended 5/21/01)
Section 10. Section 51-2 is amended to add subsection (f) as follows:
(f) Where an approved concept plan shows extension of roads to subsequent phases or to
additional property, a temporary turn around shall be installed. Said turn around shall have
a minimum 70 foot diameter (driving surface). The temporary turn around does not have
to be paved. (amended 21-01) The turn around may be removed and right of way amended
when the road is extended.
Section 11. Section 53-2 is amended to replace “except as follows” with “unless otherwise
allowed due to the type of subdivision or other provision of this ordinance.” Subparagraph
(a) is deleted.
Any ordinance or resolution inconsistent with this ordinance is hereby repealed.
Adopted this 3rd day of November, 2025.
Kyle Puryear, Chairman
Person County Board of Commissioners
Attest:
Michele Solomon, NCCCC
Clerk to the Board
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AGENDA ABSTRACT
Meeting Date:
November 3, 2025
Agenda Title:
Text Amendment TA-09-25, to Amend the Planning Ordinance to create Section 61 to clearly allow
multiple dwellings on lots subject to conditions with amendments to the permitted use table and
definitions section to add clarity
Summary of Information:
The proposed text amendment adds Section 61, amends Appendix B, Definitions and Appendix
C, Permitted Use Table to clarify under what circumstance and limits additional dwellings can
be allowed on a lot zoned either Residential or Rural Conservation.
Financial Impact:
Not applicable
Recommended Action:
The text amendment is complete and ready for decision by the Board of Commissioners.
The Planning Board unanimously recommended approval of this amendment at their October 9
meeting.
A motion to approve could be worded as follows: “I hereby move to approve of the text
amendment TA-09-25, and find the document reasonable, in the public’s interest, and consistent
with the Person County & City of Roxboro Joint Comprehensive Land Use Plan because it
clarifies and documents well established actions.”
Submitted By:
Margaret Hauth, Planning Consultant
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10/28/2025
PERSON COUNTY PLANNING & ZONING DEPARTMENT
STAFF REPORT
Text Amendment TA-09-25 to allow multiple dwellings on lots subject to conditions with amendments to
the permitted use table and definitions section to add clarity.
Request
Text Amendment TA-09-25 proposes to amend the Planning Ordinance to allow multiple dwellings on lots.
Introduction
The planning ordinance does not indicate whether there can be more than one dwelling on a lot. There
seems to be a clear tradition of allowing multiple dwelling in certain circumstances. This amendment
attempts to document and clarify those conditions for consistent application.
Exhibit A shows the proposed text to be added as Section 61 as well as a change to Appendix B, Definitions
and Appendix C, Permitted Use Table to clarify under what circumstance and limits additional dwellings
can be allowed on a lot zoned either Residential or Rural Conservation.
Comprehensive Plan & Zoning Consistency
Person County Planning Ordinance Section 153, Amendments to the Zoning Map or Ordinance, as well as,
NCGS §160D-604 & § 160D-605, requires plan consistency and a recommendation from the Planning
Board and the Board of Commissioners. For amendments like this, one is unlikely to find language in a
comprehensive plan to support the amendments. A general statement of plan consistency and a desire
for clear regulations can use used as adequate support.
Planning Board Recommendation:
The Planning Board conducted a public hearing at their October 9 meeting. No one from the public spoke.
The members had discussed this amendment at previous meetings. Member James moved to recommend
approval of the text and Member McFarland seconded. The vote was unanimous.
Planning & Zoning Department Staff Analysis & Potential Motion
Based on the above, Planning & Zoning Department staff states that the amendments are consistent with
the Comprehensive Plan and the Board could adopt a written Statement of Reasonableness and Plan
Consistency in a single-statement potential motion, as follows:
“I hereby move to approve of the text amendment TA-09-25, and find the document reasonable, in
the public’s interest, and consistent with the Person County & City of Roxboro Joint Comprehensive
Land Use Plan because it clarifies and documents well established actions.”
Attachments:
Exhibit A: Marked up version of ordinance
Exhibit B: Amending ordinance
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Exhibit A: Proposal to allow multiple dwellings on a single lot:
Section 61 – Residential Density options (new section)
1. In the R and RC district, any lot may contain a second dwelling unit in the form of an attached
duplex, garage apartment, or other accessory dwelling provided adequate water and
wastewater systems are available for the total number of bedrooms proposed.
2. In the RC district, any lot may contain multiple dwelling units when all of the following conditions
exist:
a. The density of the parcel remains at or below the density of 1 dwelling per acre.
b. Adequate well and septic sites exist for the total number of bedrooms proposed in all
dwellings, as evidenced by approval from Environmental Health.
c. Each dwelling has legal access to a public or improved private road either through direct
frontage on the right of way or across a platted access easement.
d. A scaled drawing is presented documenting the layout of a division of the tract to place
each dwelling on a separate lot in a manner complaint with the Subdivision Regulations
in place at the time of permit application for the second or subsequent dwelling. The
division does not need to be recorded or prepared by a formal survey.
e. For the purposes of this section, the following dwelling types are authorized to be
collocated on a single lot in any combination if otherwise compliant with this section:
i. Single family dwelling
ii. Garage apartments and other accessory dwelling units or tiny homes built to the
residential building code.
iii. Manufactured Home, Class A, (provided the total number of all manufactured
homes on the parcel does not meet the definition of a mobile home park)
iv. Manufactured Home Class B (provided the total number of all manufactured
homes on the parcel does not meet the definition of a mobile home park)
Appendix A - Definitions
Dwelling, Accessory a dwelling unit constructed on a lot with a primary dwelling unit, built to the
state residential building code, and generally of a smaller size while providing a complete living facility as
defined in this ordinance. The accessory unit may be attached to the primary unit or freestanding. It may
be located above or attached to another customary accessory structure on the lot. It may be a “tiny
home” built to the North Carolina Residential Building Code.
Appendix B – Permitted Use Table
PRINCIPAL USES ZONING DISTRICTS
R B-2 B-1 GI RC
Dwelling, Accessory X X
Dwelling, Single-Family X X X X
Dwelling, Two-Family and Garage Apartments X X X X
Dwelling, Multiple-Family (See Section 80Planned Building
Group) S S S X S
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Exhibit B
An Ordinance Amending the Planning Ordinance
to Establish Residential Density Standards
NOW THEREFORE, be it ordained by the Person County Board of Commissioners that
following:
Section 1. The Person County Planning Ordinance is hereby amended add Section 61,
Residential Density Options, to read as follows:
Section 61 – Residential Density Options
61-1 In the R and RC district, any lot may contain a second dwelling unit in the form of an
attached duplex, garage apartment, or other accessory dwelling provided adequate water
and wastewater systems are available for the total number of bedrooms proposed.
61-2 In the RC district, any lot may contain multiple dwelling units when all of the following
conditions exist:
a. The density of the parcel remains at or below the density of 1 dwelling per acre.
b. Adequate well and septic sites exist for the total number of bedrooms proposed in all
dwellings, as evidenced by approval from Environmental Health.
c. Each dwelling has legal access to a public or improved private road either through
direct frontage on the right of way or over a platted access easement.
d. A scaled drawing is presented documenting the layout of a division of the tract to place
each dwelling on a separate lot in a manner complaint with the Subdivision Regulations
in place at the time of permit application for the second or subsequent dwelling. The
division does not need to be recorded or prepared as a formal survey.
e. For the purposes of this section, the following dwelling types are authorized to be
collocated on a single lot in any combination if otherwise compliant with this section:
i. Single family dwelling
ii. Garage apartments and other accessory dwelling units or tiny homes built to the
residential building code.
iii. Manufactured Home, Class A, (provided the total number of all manufactured
homes on the parcel does not meet the definition of a mobile home park)
iv. Manufactured Home Class B (provided the total number of all manufactured homes
on the parcel does not meet the definition of a mobile home park)
Section 2. Appendix B is amended to add the following definition:
Dwelling, Accessory - A dwelling unit constructed on a lot with a primary dwelling unit, built to
the state residential building code, and generally of a smaller size that the primary dwelling while
providing a complete living facility as defined in this ordinance. The accessory unit may be
attached to the primary unit or freestanding. It may be located above or attached to another
customary accessory structure on the lot. It may be a “tiny home” built to the North Carolina
Residential Building Code.
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Exhibit B
Section 3. Appendix C is amended to add “Dwelling, Accessory” as a use by right in the
Residential and Rural Conservation districts.
Section 4. Any ordinance or resolution inconsistent with this ordinance is hereby repealed.
Adopted this 3rd day of November, 2025.
Kyle Puryear, Chairman
Person County Board of Commissioners
Attest:
Michele Solomon, NCCCC
Clerk to the Board
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AGENDA ABSTRACT
Meeting Date:
November 3, 2025
Agenda Title:
Text Amendment TA-12-25, to Amend the Planning Ordinance Appendix B and C to consolidate uses
in the permitted use table and add new definitions
Summary of Information:
The proposed text amendment consolidates a number of uses into more general terms and adjusts
where some uses are allowed and adds definitions for some uses. The Planning Board found it
helpful to break this request into smaller pieces, so they offered a number of recommendations.
Financial Impact:
Not applicable
Recommended Action:
The text amendment is complete and ready for decision by the Board of Commissioners.
The Planning Board reviewed these amendments on October 16. No one from the public spoke
during the hearing. The members discussed these changes in detail and broke the topic into
multiple votes (detailed in the staff report). As a whole, the board was in favor of approving the
majority of the proposed text changes.
The attached amending ordinance includes all Planning Board recommendations. Please note
any changes clearly for the record.
A motion to approve could be worded as follows: “I hereby move to adopt TA-12-25 to update
the Permitted Use Table and add definitions, and find it consistent with the adopted Person
County & City of Roxboro Joint Comprehensive Land Use Plan because the amendments add
clarity to the planning regulations.
Submitted By:
Margaret Hauth, Planning Consultant
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Text Amendments –Permitted Use Table & Definitions
TA -12-25
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Text Amendment-12-25
Permitted Use Table & Definitions
Multiple Part request
1.Staff initiated consolidation of uses
2.Additions or modifications in consultation with Commissioners Long & Wilborn
3.New definitions from PB or BOC conversations
4.New definitions from merging in Junkyard ordinance and Mobile Home Park Ordinance
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Text Amendment-12-25
Permitted Use Table & Definitions
1.Staff -Initiated Consolidation of Uses
•“Retail” -very broad category & flexible to capture market changes
•Often divided into 2 categories based on storage of merchandise –indoor or outdoor
•Staff recommends using this distinction to consolidate uses.
•Vehicle sales (including boats, Mobile homes, farm equipment and others) are excluded -other
impacts that the ordinance wants to address. No changes proposed at this time.
•The Ordinance currently lists 38 different Retail-type uses.
•With 3 exceptions, all of these uses are allowed in B-1, B-2, and RC
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Text Amendment-12-25
Permitted Use Table & Definitions
Retail Sales
•Retail sales without outdoor display of goods or merchandise
•Retail sales with outside storage or display of merchandise
•Both are proposed to be By Right in B2, B1, and RC
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Text Amendment-12-25
Permitted Use Table & Definitions
Alcoholic Beverages Packaged, Retail Sale
Antique Shops
Apparel And Accessory Sales
Appliance (Major) Sales and Repair
Appliance (Small) Sales and Repair
Art and Craft Supplies
Art Gallery
Bicycle Sales and Repair
Book Stores
Bridal Shops
Catalog Sales
Cellular Telephone Sales and Services
Chemical Retail Sales
Curio and Souvenir Sales
Electrical / Electronic Equipment and Supply Sales
Floor Covering Sales
Flower Shop
Furniture Retail Sales
Grocery Retail
Home Furnishings And Appliance Sales
Jewelers
Movies, Video Sales and Rentals
Musical Instrument Sales
Newsstand Sales
Office Supplies and Equipment Sales and Service
Pawn Shop
Pet Sales, Excluding Kennel Activities
Pharmaceutical Sales, Retail
Retailing or Servicing Operations
Second Hand and Swap Shop Sales
Sport Shops
Stereophonic and High Fidelity Equip and Supply Sales
Tobacco Sales
Variety, Gift and Hobby Supply Sales
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Text Amendment-12-25
Permitted Use Table & Definitions
Current uses with Outdoor component
Builders Supply
Farm Supplies Merchandising (Excluding Farm Machinery)
Hardware, Paint and Garden Supply Sales
Monument Sales
Vehicle Related –keep uses separate
Automobile Rentals and Leasing
Automobile Sales, New and Used
Boats and Accessories, Retail Sales and Service
Equipment Rental
Farm Machinery Sales and Servicing
Mobile Home Sales and Service
8080
Offices and Personal Services
An establishment where clients come to seek a variety of professional consultative services or personal care including but not limited to accountants, appraisers, architects, attorneys, financial consultants, hair salons, nail salons, real estate agencies. This use excludes medical and dental clinics.
Adoption Services
Advertising Agencies
Airline Ticket Agency
Barbering & Hair Dressing
Dry Cleaning and Laundry
Employment Agencies
Insurance Agencies
Interior Decorator
Office and Professional Office
Photography, Commercial
Real Estate Agencies
Reducing Salon Care
Tanning Salons
Travel Agencies
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Contractors & Trades
One who accomplishes works or provides facilities under contract with another and specifically engages in a specialized construction trade or related field. This use includes but is not limited to: general construction contractors, plumbing, HVAC, electrical, sheet metal, roofing, glass, locksmith, carpet cleaning, exterminating, and other construction base of operations. This use does not include retail sales related to these trades unless such sales are clearly accessory to the primary use.
Combine these 4 existing listing into 2:
Construction, Trades (*Building, heating, electrical,
plumbing, fire sprinkler and others) (Excluding outside
storage of equipment or supplies)
Construction, Trades (With outside storage of
equipment or supplies)
Contractor, General (Excluding outside storage of
equipment or supplies)
Contractor, General (With Outside Storage of
Equipment or Supplies)
These more general listings would also
encompass:
Blacksmith
Carpet and Rug Cleaning
Exterminating Service
Glass Sales and Installation
Janitorial Service
Landscape Contractor
Locksmith
Painting Contractors
Paving Contractors (Amended 12/1/2008)
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2. Consultation with Commissioners
PRINCIPAL USES R B-2 B-1 GI RC Commentary:
Data Center X X X X Add -PB or BOC suggeston
Moving and Storage Operations (Amended
12/1/2008)X XS XS Commissioner suggestion
Paving Contractor
S X
Commissioner suggestion -
gets wrapped into contractor
changes -this would be a
contractor w/outdoor
storage.
Railroad Passenger Station Operations
(Amended 12/1/2008)S S S
Commissioner suggestion -
wording change
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2. Consultation with Commissioners -Staff
PRINCIPAL USES R B-2 B-1 GI RC Commentary:
Ambulance Service or Rescue Service SX X X SX X Staff suggestion
Brewery, Distillery, Winery (Added 10/2/17)S X X X SX Staff suggestion
Manufactured Home (Individual) -Class A (Rev. 5/5/97)X X X X Staff -removes notes
Manufactured Home (Individual) -Class B (Rev. 5/5/97)X X X X Staff -removes notes
Manufactured Home for Temporary/During Construction X X X X Staff -removes notes
Manufactured Homes Under the Hardship Class A and B X Staff -removes notes
Public Utility Station, Bulk Station or Substations (Amended
12/1/2008)XS XS XS XS XS Staff suggstion -tied to new use below
Railroad Yard Operations XS X Commissioner suggestion
Solar Energy Systems (Added 10/2/17; Deleted 10/5/20) See
utility below Refer to Solar Energy Ordinance No amendment suggested
Utility Systems -large scale energy production or storage (10
acre site or larger)X X
New use from UDO, seemed cleaner
than previous. Definition excludes solar
Utility Systems -small scale energy production or storage (< 10
acre site)X X X New use from UDO, seemed cleaner
than previous. Definition excludes solar
Warehouse/distribution facilities X X X New Use -Staff suggestion
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3. New Definitions
BATTERY ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEM (BESS)–Definition from draft UDO
CABIN –Definition from draft UDO
DATA CENTER –Definition from draft UDO
HOME OCCUPATION –term used in ordinance, but not defined,from draft UDO
HOTEL OR MOTEL –term used in ordinance, but not defined,from draft UDO
SAWMILL OPERATIONS –was proposed to be added in UDO. Commissioner request to add.
STORAGE,HOUSEHOLD AND COMMERCIAL –term used in ordinance, but not defined.
STORAGE,OPEN –term used in ordinance, but not defined.
TEMPORARY WORKFORCE HOUSING –Definition from draft UDO
UTILITY SYSTEMS –Definition from draft UDO,with the addition of excluding solar until solar mergedtoplanning ordinance.
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4. New Definitions from Junkyard Ordinance
Automobile Graveyard
Automobile Repair Shop –this appears as a use in the PUT,but didn’t have a definition
Automobile Service Station –this appears as a use in the PUT,but didn’t have a definition
Junk
Junkyard,Commercial
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10/28/2025
PERSON COUNTY PLANNING & ZONING DEPARTMENT
STAFF REPORT
Text Amendment TA-12-25 to consolidate uses in the permitted use table (Appendix C) and add new
definitions (Appendix B) in the Planning Ordinance
Request
Text Amendment TA-12-25 proposes to consolidate the permitted use table and add new uses.
Introduction
The group of definition changes can be grouped into 3 types:
Changes to existing terms
New definitions being added
New definitions being added using language from standalone ordinances.
Changes to the Permitted Use Table are attached and a note column has been added to indicate the
source of the change.
Planning Board Recommendation:
The board divided this large amendment into different pieces and offered four different
recommendations:
Consolidation of uses:
Member moved to recommend approval of the use consolidations from staff and Member seconded. The
vote was
Changes to where uses are allowed & new uses:
Member Wagstaff made a motion to:
Allow Ambulance Service in RC by right, but keep the SUP for R
Accept the wording change to remove “tourist Homes” from Bead and Breakfast use
Accept the consolidation of Brewery, Distillery, and Winery and allow the use by right in B-2, B-1,
GI, but keep the Special Use Permit requirement in R and RC.
Accept the additional of “vehicle” to Camper and Recreational Park.
Accept the addition Of Data Center as a use, but show as a by right use in GI only.
Accept the removal ‘f “or Motor Court Operations” from Hotel use
Accept additions related to Manufactured Homes to remove reference to the Notes.
Add Hardship Manufactured Homes to the RC district.
Member Lester seconded this motion. The vote was 5-1 with James opposed as she wanted to include the
warehouse use.
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To add warehouse/Distribution and allow by right in B-1, GI, and with a Special Use Permit RC: Motion by
Vice Chair Allen, seconded by James yielded a 3-3 tie. Discussion made it clear that there was no way to
resolve the tie on this use.
Definitions:
Member Lynch made a motion to accept all the new defined terms and modifications to existing terms,
with the following modifications:
Battery Energy Storage System was excluded
Cabin was excluded
Storage Household and Commercial is renamed “Storage, enclosed” and the final sentence of that
definition is excluded.
Temporary Workforce Housing is modified to deleted the last sentence.
Utility systems is excluded
Member Wagstaff seconded. The vote was 5-1 with James opposed because she was ready to include the
Utility changes.
Planning & Zoning Department Staff Analysis & Potential Motion
Based on the above, Planning & Zoning Department staff states that the amendments are consistent with
the Comprehensive Plan and the Board could adopt a written Statement of Reasonableness and Plan
Consistency in a single-statement potential motion, as follows:
“I hereby move to adopt TA-12-25 to update the Permitted Use Table and add definitions, and find it
consistent with the adopted Person County & City of Roxboro Joint Comprehensive Land Use Plan
because the amendments add clarity to the planning regulations.”
Attachments:
Exhibit A: Marked-up Permitted Use Table & text of amended definitions
Exhibit B: Amending Ordinance (This version includes all Planning Board recommendations. Please
note any changes clearly for the record.)
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PRINCIPAL USES RB-2B-1GI RC
Accessory Building XXXX X
Accessory Uses Incidental To Any Permitted Use (*See Note XXX X
AGRICULTURAL OR FARM USE EXEMPT FROM
PLANNING ORDINANCE
Aircraft Equipment, Parts and Supplies (*See Note 5)XX* X
Airport Operations (*Note 5 and Sections 90 & 91)SSSX*S
Airstrips, (Private) /Heliport Without Commercial Activity
(*See Note 8) (Added 5/7/01)X* X* X* X* X*
Ambulance Service or Rescue Service SXXXSXXChange to allow in R and GI (staff)
Amusement Parks SX
Animal Medical Care (Including Kennel Operations)XX X
Auction Sales (Excluding livestock auctioning)SX X
Automobile Off-Street Parking, (Commercial)XX X X
Automobile Parts and Accessory Sales XX X
Automobile Rentals and Leasing (*See Note 5)XXX* X
Automobile Repair and/or Body Work (Excluding
commercial wrecking, dismanteling, or storage of junk
vehicles) Amended 12/01/2008
XS
Automobile Sales, New and Used SX X
Automobile Service Station Operations XX X
Bank, Savings and Loan Company and Other Financial
Activities XX S X
Barber or Beauty College Instruction XX X
Bed and Breakfast Inns, Boarding and Rooming Houses, and
Tourist Homes SX XRemove "Tourist Home" (staff)
Books and Printed Matter, Distribution XX
Bowling Alley XX X
Brewery, Distillery, Winery (Added 10/2/17)S XX X SX Combine 3 into single use, allow in business & GI & RC
districts (staff)
Bus Repair and Storage Terminal Activities (Amended
12/1/2008)XS
Bus Station Activities (*See Note 5)SXX* X
Camper/Recreational Vehicle Park (Amended 8/2/2010) (See
Section 155-2)SSS SXAdd "vehicle" to name & allow by right in RC (Tied to
another amendment)
Carwash XX X
Catering XX X
Cemeteries - Church or Family XXXS X
Cemeteries – Commercial SSS X
Church, Temples, Synagogues XXXX X
Clinic Services, Medical and Dental S X X S X
Club or Lodge SSS X
Commercial Modular Building (Adopted 5/5/97)XX X
Contractors & Construction Trades with outside storage or
equipment or supplies (Amended 11/19/2007)SXX X
New Use - combines previous uses (staff)
Contractors & Construction Trades without outside storage or
equipment or supplies XXNew Use - combines previous uses (staff)
Convenience Stores SXX X
County Governmental Facility (Adopted 2/3/97)SXX X
Data Center XX X X
New Use (PB)
Day Care Center SXXX X
Dwelling, Multiple-Family (See Section 80)SSS X
Dwelling, Single-Family XXX X
Dwelling, Two-Family and Garage Apartments XXX X
Eating and Drinking Facilities (Amended 12/1/2008)XX S
Equipment Rental (Amended 11/16/20)XX X X
The current table listed 170 uses, many that were quite similar. The priamry change for consolidation is to
combine retail operations and to combine many office operations.
Exhibit A: Use Tabae Mark up & definitions
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PRINCIPAL USES RB-2B-1GI RC
Event Center (Amended 09/09/2019)SXXX X
Family Care Home XXX X
Farm Machinery Sales and Servicing SX X
Fire Station And Law Enforcement Operations SXXX X
Funeral Home SXX X
Game and Sports Facilities (Amended 5-18-92)SS
Golf Courses SXX X
Grocery, Wholesale XX
Group Home for Developmentally Disabled Adults XXX X
Gunsmith XX X
Health Spas, Fitness Center (Amended 2/7/2011) X X X
Historical Preservation Commercial Use SXX X
Home for the Aged SSX X
Hospital or Sanitarium Care (Except for the Insane, Feeble-
Minded and Addicted) (Amended 12/1/2008)SX S
Hotel or Motel or Motor Court Operations XXRemove reference to Motor Court (Staff)
Industrial, Heavy (See Appendix C, Note 2) (Amended
11/16/20)SX
Industrial, Light (See Appendix C Note 2) (Amended
11/16/20)SXX X
Karate and Other Martial Arts Instruction XX X
Kennel Operations, Care SX X
Library SXX X
Livestock Sales and Auctions (Amended 12/1/2008)SS
Lodging Units XXXX X
New use (staff)
Manufactured Home (Individual) for Residential Occupancy -
Class A (Rev. 5/5/97)XXX X
New allowances to remove note references. No change
(staff)
Manufactured Home (Individual) for Residential Occupancy -
Class B (Rev. 5/5/97)XXX X
New allowances to remove note references. No change
(staff)
Manufactured Home for Temporary Dwelling During
Construction of Permanent Dwelling (Adopted 5/5/97)XXX X
New allowances to remove note references. No change
(staff)
Manufactured Home Supplies and Equipment Sales SX X
Manufactured Homes Under the Hardship Class A and B X New allowances to remove note references. No change
(staff)
Marinas XX X
Mobile Home Park but Excluding Any Mobile Home Sales
(Amended 11-17-92, 7/11/94)SSS S
Mobile Home Sales and Service XX
Modular Homes (Amended 11-17-92)XXX X
Moving and Storage Operations (Amended 12/1/2008)XXS XS Change to allow by right in GI & RC
Nonhazardous, Non-Toxic Solid Waste Disposal (Adopted
5/18/92)SSSS S
Nursery Operation (Plant) - Agricultural XXX X
Nursing Home SSX X
Offices & Personal Services XX X X
New use - allowance based on consolidated uses (staff)
Planned Building Group (See Article Viii, Section 80)
(Added 12/1/03)SXX S
Post Office XX X X
Private Recreation Club Or Swimming Club Activities Not
Operated As A Business Or Profit (Amended 12/1/2008)SSSS S
Private Recreation Facilities For Profit (Amended 5/18/92,
7/8/96)SSSS S
Public Recreations (Such as Community Center Buildings,
Parks, Museums, Playgrounds, and Similar Facilities
Operated on a Nonprofit Basis)
SXX X
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PRINCIPAL USES RB-2B-1GI RC
Public Utility Station, Bulk Station or Substations (Amended
12/1/2008)XS XS XS XS XS
Remove bulk stations to use the new "utility" use.
Remaining uses would be substations. Suggesting
substations be by-right. (staff)
Radio or Television Studio Activities Only XX
Radio, Telephone and TV Transmitting Tower (See Note 9
and Article VII & IX) (Amended 11/6/95)SXXX S
Railroad Passenger Station Operations (Amended
12/1/2008)SS S
Add "passenger" to name - to distinguish from rail yards
Railroad Yard Operations XS X
Reception Centers for Recycling SX X
Rest Home SSX X
Retail Sales with outdoor storage or display of merchandise XX X
New use - allowance based on consolidated uses (staff)
Retail Sales without outdoor storage or display of
merchandise XX X
New use - allowance based on consolidated uses (staff)
Salvage Operation/Junkyard - Commercial SS
School, Private or Public (Elementary, Secondary, or Higher
Level) (Amended 12/1/2008)SSXX S
Solar Energy Systems (Added 10/2/17; Deleted 10/5/20)
Stables, Horse (Amended 4/4/94)XS X
STORAGE, HAZARDOUS, TOXIC AND RADIOACTIVE
WASTE
Storage, Household and Commercial SX X
Storage, Open (Amended 5-4-01)SS S
Taxicab Stand Operations (*See Note 5)XXX* X
Teaching of Art, Music, Dance, Dramatics, or Other Fine
Arts SXX X
Temporary Construction Building (Amended 6/6/2005)XXXX X
Theater Productions SXX X
Tire Recapping XX
Tire Sales Centers XX X
Truck Stop X
Truck Terminal Activities Repair and Hauling and/or Storage X
Utility Systems - large scale energy production or storage
(10 acre site or larger)XXNew uses for energy production. May need to be Special
uses. (staff)
Utility Systems - small scale energy production or storage
(< 10 acre site)XX X
New uses for energy production. May need to be Special
uses. (staff)
Warehouse/distribution facilities XX X
New use (staff)
Not permitted in any district
Refer to Solar Engery Ordinance
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Definitions to be added & Updates to the Permitted Uses
Throughout this document: Strikethrough font is used to show existing language to be removed and Italic
font is used to shown new text. Highlighting is added to dawn attention to changes of both types.
Existing definitions being amended:
CAMPER/RECREATIONAL VEHICLE PARK (COMMERCIAL & WORKFORCE HOUSING) – Any site or tract of
land upon which two or more recreational vehicles, tent spaces, or cabins are provided for occupancy
according to the requirements set forth in this Ordinance short term or long-term occupancy. (in current
ordinance)
Previously undefined uses being added
BATTERY ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEM (BESS) – A large-scale system of battery devises assembled together
on the same site for the purpose of storing electrical energy to a chemical form and making energy
available to convert from chemical energy back to electrical energy. These uses are often located in close
proximity to power generation sites or electrical transmission grids. Classified as utility, energy storage in
this ordinance. (From draft UDO)
CABIN – A site built or manufactured dwelling unit used for temporary overnight occupancy, typically,
within a campground, RV park, or park setting. (From draft UDO)
CONTRACTOR or CONSTRUCTION TRADE – One who accomplishes works or provides facilities under
contract with another and specifically engages in a specialized construction trade or related field. This use
includes but is not limited to: general construction contractors, plumbing, HVAC, electrical, sheet metal,
roofing, glass, locksmith, carpet cleaning, exterminating, and other construction base of operations. This
use does not include retail sales related to these trades unless such sales are clearly accessory to the
primary use.
DATA CENTER – A facility that provides a large group of networked computer servers for remote data
storage, processing, and distribution of electronic data, conducting research, or developing prototypes for
future use. (From draft UDO)
HOME OCCUPATION – Any business use conducted by the occupants of a dwelling unit, so that the use is
clearly incidental and subordinate to the residential use and does not change the dwelling unit use or
character as a permitted house, other than a small building-mounted sign attached to the dwelling unit.
(From draft UDO)
HOTEL OR MOTEL – A building or group of buildings containing nine (9) or more individual rooms for the
purpose of providing overnight accommodations to the general public for compensation, with or without
meals that has common facilities for reservations and cleaning services, combined utilities, and on-site
management and reception services. Hotels or motels may provide on-site parking, access to hotel rooms
is provided through hallways, the building(s) may include meeting rooms, conference facilities, and
recreation facilities for use by reservation. (From draft UDO)
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OFFICES & PERSONAL SERVICES – An establishment where clients come to seek a variety of professional
consultative services or personal care including but not limited to accountants, appraisers, architects,
attorneys, financial consultants, hair salons, nail salons, real estate agencies. This use excludes medical
and dental clinics. (From draft UDO with edits)
SAWMILL OPERATIONS – An establishment often operating as a sawmill to break bulk timber into wood
products, such as lumber and heavy timbers. (From draft UDO)
STORAGE, HOUSEHOLD AND COMMERCIAL – Storage of goods and materials inside a substantially
enclosed building. This use includes self-storage rentable by individuals, as well as storage of materials for
other purposes. Distribution centers are classified with warehousing.
STORAGE, OPEN – Storage of goods and materials without protection from weather or significant
enclosure. This use refers to materials that can withstand exposure to weather and retain value. Open
storage of materials with limited value or with no regard to weather exposure are salvage operations.
Uses include storage of pipe and lumber, gravel and mulch, and other raw or lightly processed materials.
TEMPORARY WORKFORCE HOUSING – Temporary workforce housing is a form of affordable housing
within campgrounds and recreational vehicle parks, where some units are rented to workers on area
projects for a seasonal or per-project basis. The time period of the rental is longer than a typical vacation,
but not necessarily a permanent or long-term arrangement. (From draft UDO)
UTILITY SYSTEMS – Equipment and facilities that are used both publicly and privately for the provision of
utilities. This may include, but is not limited to appurtenances, distribution lines, easements, combined-
cycle systems, hydroelectric, battery energy storage systems, solar energy panels or systems, natural gas
assemblies, liquefied natural gas, power plants, including small modular nuclear reactor, and central utility
operations for water and wastewater provision. For solar energy collection and storage, refer to the Solar
Energy System Ordinance. For this Ordinance, large-scale utility systems are considered 10-acres or greater
and small-scale utility systems are considered less than 10-acres in size. (From draft UDO)
Definitions being added from consolidated ordinances:
AUTOMOBILE GRAVEYARD - Any commercial establishment tract of land which is maintained, used, or
operated for storing, salvaging, keeping, buying and selling two or more wrecked, scrapped, ruined,
dismantled or inoperable motor vehicles and which are not being restored to operation, regardless of
the length of time which individual motor vehicles are stored or kept at said establishment. The phrase
“automobile graveyard” as used herein shall be interpreted to include all service stations and repair
shops which have on their premises four or more wrecked scrapped, ruined, dismantled or inoperable
motor vehicles which are not being restored to operation. Any accumulation of materials meeting this
definition but without any commercial activity OR on property zoned Residential or Rural Conservation
shall be a violation of this ordinance and Person County may pursue enforcement and abatement of the
nuisance.(Definition is from Automobile Graveyard ordinance. Italic section is an addition for clarity)
AUTOMOBILE REPAIR SHOP - An establishment which is maintained and operated for the primary
purpose of making mechanical and/or body repairs to motor vehicles (Definition is from Automobile
Graveyard ordinance)
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AUTOMOBILE SERVICE STATION - An establishment which is maintained and operated for the primary
purpose of making retail sales of fuels, lubricants, air, water, and other items for the operation and routine
maintenance of motor vehicles and/or for making mechanical repairs, servicing and/or washing of motor
vehicles. (Definition is from Automobile Graveyard ordinance)
JUNK - Scrap metal, rope, rags, batteries, paper, trash, rubber, debris, tires, waste, or junked, dismantled
or wrecked motor vehicles or parts. A residential parcel of land in which an area of 600 square feet or
more of "junk materials” are kept or stored at any given place whether for profit or not, shall be in violation
of this ordinance. Materials enclosed in closed buildings, solid waste containers or rolling stock (i.e., rail
cars, trailer or other containerized body not intended or designed to be self-propelled) are excluded. (all
but italics section is from Automobile Grave Yard ordinance)
JUNKYARD, COMMERCIAL - Any establishment or place of business which is maintained, operated, or
used for storing, salvaging, keeping, buying or selling junk or for maintenance or operation of an
automobile graveyard, but shall not include garbage dumps or county-operated sanitary landfills. (from
Automobile Grave Yard ordinance)
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Exhibit B
An Ordinance Amending Appendix B and Appendix C of the Planning Ordinance to
Define New Terms and Consolidate Uses
NOW THEREFORE, be it ordained by the Person County Board of Commissioners that
following:
Section 1. Appendix B, Definitions, of the Person County Planning Ordinance is hereby
amended add the following terms and definitions:
CONTRACTOR or CONSTRUCTION TRADE – One who accomplishes works or provides facilities
under contract with another and specifically engages in a specialized construction trade or related field.
This use includes but is not limited to: general construction contractors, plumbing, HVAC, electrical, sheet
metal, roofing, glass, locksmith, carpet cleaning, exterminating, and other construction base of operations.
This use does not include retail sales related to these trades unless such sales are clearly accessory to the
primary use.
DATA CENTER – A facility that provides a large group of networked computer servers for remote data
storage, processing, and distribution of electronic data, conducting research, or developing prototypes for
future use.
HOME OCCUPATION – Any business use conducted by the occupants of a dwelling unit, so that the use
is clearly incidental and subordinate to the residential use and does not change the dwelling unit use or
character as a permitted house, other than a small building-mounted sign attached to the dwelling unit.
HOTEL OR MOTEL – A building or group of buildings containing nine (9) or more individual rooms for
the purpose of providing overnight accommodations to the general public for compensation, with or without
meals that has common facilities for reservations and cleaning services, combined utilities, and on-site
management and reception services. Access to hotel rooms is provided through internal hallways while
access to motel rooms is provided from external walkways. Hotels or motels may provide on-site parking,
and the building(s) may include meeting rooms, conference facilities, and recreation facilities for use by
reservation.
OFFICES & PERSONAL SERVICES – An establishment where clients come to seek a variety of
professional consultative services or personal care including but not limited to accountants, appraisers,
architects, attorneys, financial consultants, hair salons, nail salons, real estate agencies. This use excludes
medical and dental clinics.
SAWMILL OPERATIONS – An establishment often operating as a sawmill to break bulk timber into
wood products, such as lumber and heavy timbers.
STORAGE, ENCLOSED – Storage of goods and materials, household or commercial, inside a
substantially enclosed building. This use includes self-storage rentable by individuals, as well as storage of
materials for other purposes.
STORAGE, OPEN – Storage of goods and materials without protection from weather or significant
enclosure. This use refers to materials that can withstand exposure to weather and retain value. Open storage
of materials with limited value or with no regard to weather exposure are salvage operations. Uses include
storage of pipe and lumber, gravel and mulch, and other raw or lightly processed materials.
9595
Exhibit B
TEMPORARY WORKFORCE HOUSING – Temporary workforce housing is a form of affordable
housing within campgrounds and recreational vehicle parks, where some units are rented to workers on area
projects for a seasonal or per-project basis.
Section 2. Appendix C, Table of Permitted Uses, is hereby replaced with the following table
which consolidates many uses into more broad classification to capture more uses:
PRINCIPAL USES R B-2 B-1 GI RC
Accessory Building X X X X X
Accessory Uses Incidental To Any Permitted Use X X X X
AGRICULTURAL OR FARM USE EXEMPT FROM PLANNING ORDINANCE
Aircraft Equipment, Parts and Supplies (*See Note 5) X X* X
Airport Operations (*Note 5 and Sections 90 & 91) S S S X* S
Airstrips, (Private) /Heliport Without Commercial
Activity (*See Note 8) (Added 5/7/01) X* X* X* X* X*
Ambulance Service or Rescue Service S X X S X
Amusement Parks S X
Animal Medical Care (Including Kennel Operations) X X X
Auction Sales (Excluding livestock auctioning) S X X
Automobile Off-Street Parking, (Commercial) X X X X
Automobile Parts and Accessory Sales X X X
Automobile Rentals and Leasing (*See Note 5) X X X* X
Automobile Repair and/or Body Work (Excluding
commercial wrecking, dismanteling, or storage of junk
vehicles) Amended 12/01/2008 X S
Automobile Sales, New and Used S X X
Automobile Service Station Operations X X X
Bank, Savings and Loan Company and Other Financial
Activities X X S X
Barber or Beauty College Instruction X X X
Bed and Breakfast Inns, Boarding and Rooming Houses S X X
Boats and Accessories, Retail Sales and Service S X X
Books and Printed Matter, Distribution X X
Bowling Alley X X X
Brewery, Distillery, Winery (Added 10/2/17) S X X X S
Bus Repair and Storage Terminal Activities (Amended
12/1/2008) X S
Bus Station Activities (*See Note 5) S X X* X
Camper/Recreational Vehicle Park (Amended 8/2/2010) S S S S
9696
Exhibit B
PRINCIPAL USES R B-2 B-1 GI RC
Carwash X X X
Catering X X X
Cemeteries - Church or Family X X X S X
Cemeteries – Commercial S S S X
Church, Temples, Synagogues X X X X X
Clinic Services, Medical and Dental S X X S X
Club or Lodge S S S X
Commercial Modular Building (Adopted 5/5/97) X X X
Contractors & Construction Trades with outside storage
or equipment or supplies (Amended 11/19/2007) S X X X
Contractors & Construction Trades without outside
storage or equipment or supplies X X
Convenience Stores S X X X
County Governmental Facility (Adopted 2/3/97) S X X X
Data Center X X X X
Day Care Center S X X X X
Dwelling, Multiple-Family (See Section 80) S S S X
Dwelling, Single-Family X X X X
Dwelling, Two-Family and Garage Apartments X X X X
Eating and Drinking Facilities (Amended 12/1/2008) X X S
Equipment Rental (Amended 11/16/20) X X X X
Event Center (Amended 09/09/2019) S X X X X
Family Care Home X X X X
Farm Machinery Sales and Servicing S X X
Fire Station And Law Enforcement Operations S X X X X
Firearms Training/Education Center (Added 8/4/2025) X
Funeral Home S X X X
Game and Sports Facilities (Amended 5-18-92) S S
Golf Courses S X X X
Grocery, Wholesale X X
Group Home for Developmentally Disabled Adults X X X X
Gunsmith X X X
Health Spas, Fitness Center (Amended 2/7/2011) X X X
Historical Preservation Commercial Use S X X X
Home for the Aged S S X X
Hospital or Sanitarium Care (Except for the Insane,
Feeble-Minded and Addicted) (Amended 12/1/2008) S X S
Hotel or Motel X X
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Exhibit B
PRINCIPAL USES R B-2 B-1 GI RC
Industrial, Heavy (See Appendix C, Note 2) (Amended
11/16/20) S X
Industrial, Light (See Appendix C Note 2) (Amended
11/16/20) S X X X
Karate and Other Martial Arts Instruction X X X
Kennel Operations, Care S X X
Library S X X X
Livestock Sales and Auctions (Amended 12/1/2008) S S
Lodging Units X X X X X
Manufactured Home (Individual) for Residential
Occupancy - Class A (Rev. 5/5/97) X X X X
Manufactured Home (Individual) for Residential
Occupancy - Class B (Rev. 5/5/97) X X X X
Manufactured Home for Temporary Dwelling During
Construction of Permanent Dwelling (Adopted 5/5/97) X X X X
Manufactured Home Supplies and Equipment Sales S X X
Manufactured Homes Under the Hardship Class A and
B X X
Marinas X X X
Mobile Home Park but Excluding Any Mobile Home
Sales (Amended 11-17-92, 7/11/94) S S S S
Mobile Home Sales and Service X X
Modular Homes (Amended 11-17-92) X X X X
Moving and Storage Operations (Amended 12/1/2008) X X X
Nonhazardous, Non-Toxic Solid Waste Disposal
(Adopted 5/18/92) S S S S S
Nursery Operation (Plant) - Agricultural X X X X
Nursing Home S S X X
Offices & Personal Services X X X X
Planned Building Group (See Article Viii, Section 80)
(Added 12/1/03) S X X S
Post Office X X X X
Private Recreation Club Or Swimming Club Activities
Not Operated As A Business Or Profit (Amended
12/1/2008) S S S S S
Private Recreation Facilities For Profit (Amended
5/18/92, 7/8/96) S S S S S
9898
Exhibit B
PRINCIPAL USES R B-2 B-1 GI RC
Public Recreations (Such as Community Center
Buildings, Parks, Museums, Playgrounds, and Similar
Facilities Operated on a Nonprofit Basis) S X X X
Public Utility Station, Bulk Station or Substations
(Amended 12/1/2008) S S S S S
Radio or Television Studio Activities Only X X
Radio, Telephone and TV Transmitting Tower
(Amended 11/6/95) S X X X S
Railroad Passenger Station Operations (Amended
12/1/2008) S S S
Railroad Yard Operations X X
Reception Centers for Recycling S X X
Rest Home S S X X
Retail Sales with outdoor storage or display of
merchandise X X X
Retail Sales without outdoor storage or display of
merchandise X X X
Salvage Operation/Junkyard - Commercial S S
School, Private or Public (Elementary, Secondary, or
Higher Level) (Amended 12/1/2008) S S X X S
Solar Energy Systems (Added 10/2/17; Deleted 10/5/20) Refer to Solar Energy Ordinance
Stables, Horse (Amended 4/4/94) X S X
STORAGE, HAZARDOUS, TOXIC AND
RADIOACTIVE WASTE Not permitted in any district
Storage, Enclosed S X X
Storage, Open (Amended 5-4-01) S S S
Taxicab Stand Operations (*See Note 5) X X X* X
Teaching of Art, Music, Dance, Dramatics, or Other
Fine Arts S X X X
Temporary Construction Building (Amended 6/6/2005) X X X X X
Theater Productions S X X X
Tire Recapping X X
Tire Sales Centers X X X
Truck Stop X
Truck Terminal Activities Repair and Hauling and/or
Storage X
Warehouse/distribution facilities X X X
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Exhibit B
Section 3. Any ordinance or resolution inconsistent with this ordinance is hereby repealed.
Adopted this 3rd day of November, 2025.
Kyle Puryear, Chairman
Person County Board of Commissioners
Attest:
Michele Solomon, NCCCC
Clerk to the Board
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AGENDA ABSTRACT
Meeting Date:
November 3, 2025
Agenda Title:
Text Amendment TA-13-25, to Amend the Planning Ordinance to create Sections 80, 81, 82,
83, 84, and 85 to detail review processes by use from the current ordinance, junkyard ordinance,
and mobile home park ordinance. This will allow the deletion of the junkyard and mobile home
park ordinances.
Summary of Information:
The proposed text amendment merges two freestanding ordinances into the Planning Ordinance
and organizes other review language for special uses into one section. This would also allow the
Mobile Home Park and Junkyard Ordinances to be repealed.
Financial Impact:
Not applicable
Recommended Action:
The text amendment is complete and ready for decision by the Board of Commissioners.
This amendment was heard at the Planning Board’s Special Meeting on October 16. There were
no members of the public present.
Vice Chair Allen moved to approve the package of amendments as discussed at the meeting.
Member Lester seconded. The vote was 5-1 with Wagstaff opposed to adjustments made
regarding buffers to Recreational Vehicle Parks.
A motion to approve could be worded as follows: “I hereby move to approve TA-13-25 to
consolidate two freestanding ordinances into the Planning Ordinance and establishing permit
review sections, and find the document reasonable, in the public’s interest and consistent with
the Person County & City of Roxboro Joint Comprehensive Land Use Plan because it clarifies
the regulation language.”
Submitted By:
Margaret Hauth, Planning Consultant
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10/28/2025
PERSON COUNTY PLANNING & ZONING DEPARTMENT
STAFF REPORT
Text Amendment TA-13-25 to merge the junkyard ordinance and mobile home park ordinance into the
Planning Ordinance and consolidate Special Use Permit standards.
Request
Text Amendment TA-13-25 merges two freestanding ordinances into the Planning Ordinance and
organizes other review language for special uses into one section.
Introduction
Marked up sections for each of these issues is attached as Exhibit A. Language to be removed is shown in
the strike-through font. New language is in italics and highlighted yellow.
The purpose of this amendment is two-fold:
1)Bring in the permit requirements for commercial junkyards and mobile home parks into the
planning ordinance to update the review processes to align with current standards. The
freestanding ordinances can be repealed.
2)Create sections 80-85 to bring language for Special Use Permits and other “notes” attached to the
use table to put all permit requirements into one section.
Comprehensive Plan & Zoning Consistency
Person County Planning Ordinance Section 153, Amendments to the Zoning Map or Ordinance, as well as,
NCGS §160D-604 & § 160D-605, requires plan consistency and a recommendation from the Planning
Board and the Board of Commissioners. For amendments like this, one is unlikely to find language in a
comprehensive plan to support the amendments. A general statement of plan consistency and a desire
for clear regulations can use used as adequate support.
Planning Board Recommendation
This amendment was heard at the Planning Board’s Special Meeting on October 16. There were no
members of the public present. Members asked some questions of clarity about the marked-up version
to ensure cross-references were correct and they understood the intent. Comments from the members
regarding standards for Recreational Vehicle Parks were covered in that item.
Vice Chair Allen moved to approve the package of amendments as discussed at the meeting. Member
Lester seconded. The vote was 5-1 with Wagstaff opposed to adjustments made regarding buffers to
Recreational Vehicle Parks.
Planning & Zoning Department Staff Analysis & Potential Motion
Based on the above, Planning & Zoning Department staff states that the amendments are consistent with
the Comprehensive Plan and the Board could adopt a written Statement of Reasonableness and Plan
Consistency in a single-statement potential motion, as follows:
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TA-13-25 - Staff Report
Page 2 of 2
10/28/2025
“I hereby move to approve TA-13-25 to consolidate two freestanding ordinances into the Planning
Ordinance and establishing permit review sections, and find the document reasonable, in the public’s
interest and consistent with the Person County & City of Roxboro Joint Comprehensive Land Use Plan
because it clarifies the regulation language.”
Attachments:
Exhibit A: Marked-up Ordinance Excerpts.
Exhibit B: Amending Ordinance
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Exhibit A: Consolidation & new sections – Mark up
ARTICLE VIII
SECTION 80 - PLANNED BUILDING GROUP REGULATIONS USE SPCIFIC
REQUIREMENTS
80-1 SITE PLAN REQUIRED
A. New development shall provide a site plan meeting the specifications of this section subject to
section 80-1(d) when the proposed development involves development or redevelopment for
anything other than a single family or two-family dwelling and related accessory structures on single
family and two-family lots.
B. The purpose of these requirements is to promote the orderly development of certain activities within
the county and to ensure that such activities are developed in a manner harmonious with
surrounding properties and in the interest of the general public welfare. More specifically, the site
plan shall be used to review the project’s compatibility with its environment; to review the ability
of the project’s traffic circulation system to provide for the convenient and safe internal and external
movement of vehicles and pedestrians.
C. The Planning Director may waive any requirement of this article specific site plan specification
provided it is not adverse to the purpose of this article and the applicant establishes that in his
specific case an undue hardship would result from a strict enforcement of this article, or that the
requirement is unreasonable. The Planning Director also may ask for additional information if
deemed necessary by the Director to evaluate the site. The Planning Director may allow a scaled
drawing based on survey instead of a professionally rendered plan when the scale of development
or redevelopment is minor in relation to the entire site. New construction of a primary building or
complete redevelopment of a site is required to provide a professionally prepared plan.
80-2 SITE PLAN SPECIFICATIONS
Every site plan shall be prepared in accordance with the following specifications:
A. Shall be prepared by a North Carolina registered land surveyor, engineer, architect or landscape
architect. Any component of a site plan that depicts new landscape materials to be installed or the
quality of existing landscaping being retained shall be prepared by a registered landscape architect
or licensed landscape designer.
B. The proposed title of the project and the name of the engineer, architect, surveyor and/or developer,
the developer, and a signature panel for the Planning Director’s approval.
C. The north point, scale, date, and vicinity map. Tax Map and Parcel Number and Township.
D. Existing zoning and zoning district boundaries on the property in question and on immediately
surrounding properties.
E. The present use of all contiguous or abutting properties.
F. The boundaries of the property involved by bearings and distances.
G. All existing property lines, existing streets, buildings, watercourses, waterways or lakes and other
existing physical features in or adjoining the project.
H. Topography of the project area with contour intervals of ten feet or less.
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I. The location and sizes of sanitary and storm sewers, gas lines, water mains, culverts, and other
underground structures, and easements for these facilities. Location of proposed or existing fire
hydrants.
J. The location, dimensions and character of construction of proposed streets, alleys, driveways and
the location, type and size of ingress and egress to the site.
K. The location of all existing and proposed off-street parking and parking bays, loading spaces and
walkways, indicating types of surfacing, size, angle of stalls, width of aisles, and a specific schedule
showing the number of parking spaces. All parking and travel ways shall be paved. Vehicular travel
lanes or driveways shall not be less that twenty feet in width for two-way traffic and twelve feet for
one-way traffic. Non-residential structures without permanent on-site employees may be permitted
to have a twelve-foot wide paved or gravel vehicular travel lane or driveway. (Amended 1/4/21)
L. The location, height, type and materials of all existing and proposed fences, walls, screen planting
and landscaping details of all buildings and grounds, and the location, height and character of all
outdoor lighting systems, inclusive of wattage and illumination.
M. The location of all proposed buildings and structures, accessory and main; number of stories and
height, proposed general use for each building; and the number, size and type of dwelling units
where applicable.
N. Proposed finished grading by contour supplemented where necessary by spot elevations.
O. One-hundred-year floodplain areas per Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
P. The location, character, size, height and orientation of proposed signs.
Q. The location and dimensions of proposed recreation, open space, and required amenities and
improvements.
R. Location of proposed solid waste facilities.
S. Proposed schedule of development.
T. Show total impervious surface. Show Best Management Practices where applicable.
U. Parking and Loading (see Section 110) for specific requirements. (duplicate)
V. Screening and Fencing. A screen not less than six feet high of dense plant material and/or fence may
be required (see Section 75 for additional guidance).
W. Where the length of a dead-end street exceeds two hundred (200) feet and where there exists six (6)
or more dwelling units, an area must be provided for the turnaround of fire fighting vehicles on a
stabilized surface. This area shall not be used for parking.
X. Locations of fire hydrants must be shown within 1000 feet, as measured along the access drive from
every dwelling unit in a residential building group. All hydrants must be served by a water main of
sufficient size. In no case shall the minimum size main be less than six (6) inches in diameter.
Y. When building heights exceed 50’ certified approval from the fire inspector is required stating that
the structure can be served by the local fire department.
Z. Any use-specific requirements listed in this ordinance.
80-3 The Planning Director may request the following information when deemed necessary or prudent
to evaluate the impacts of the proposed development:
A. Slope. Grade and cross-section of drives, sidewalks, malls, etc.
B. Profiles of publicly maintained water and sewer lines.
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C. Profiles: Cross-sections and slopes of on-site and off-site ditches carrying water run-off.
D. Erosion and Sediment Control Plans.
E. Lighting plan for Light or Heavy Industrial (LI or HI uses).
80-4 ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR CAMPER/RECREATIONAL VEHICLE PARK (Covered in
another agenda item)
80-5 ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR RADIO, TELEPHONE, AND TV TRANSMITTING
TOWERS WHEN NOT A SPECIAL USE (moved from PUT Note)
A. Towers located in B1, B2 or GI Districts require a Special Use Permit if located adjacent to a
residential use.
B. Setbacks for Radio, Telephone and TV Transmitting Towers will be equal to the height of the tower
unless the fall-zone is certified to be less than the height of the tower.
C. Lattice towers, or self-supporting towers, with a triangular base tapered to the top and
engineered with break-points may be setback a distance ½ their height.
D. At a minimum, towers in all Districts are subject to the standards of the Table of Dimensional
Requirements (Table 72).
E. There are no height limitations for towers except as specified by the Federal Aviation
Administration (FAA) in the vicinity of the Person County Airport.
SECTION 81 SPECIAL USE PERMITS – SITE PLAN REQUIREMENTS
In addition to the requirements of Section 80-2 and 80-3, site plans that accompany Special Use Permit
application must contain this additional information and the information required based on the
proposed use.
81-1 PLANNED BUILDING GROUPS, COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL (relocated)
A. The development shall be on a minimum of a 2-acre lot.
B. It shall be exempt from the lot and yard dimensional requirements of this ordinance provided
that the intensity of the development is no greater and the preservation of open spaces no less
than allowed for other development in the same district. (Revised 1/11/96)
C. Mobile Home Parks are not Planned Building Groups, see Manufactured Home Park
requirements below.
D. Proposed provisions for storm drainage and sanitary sewage as approved by the appropriate
governmental agency.
E. Size and proposed location of any signs.
F. Proposed water system and firefighting facilities such as hydrants and sprinkler connections.
G. Proposed solid waste facilities.
H. The location, dimensions and type of surfacing for drives, sidewalks, malls, etc. All parking
and travel ways to be paved. (Amended 5/6/2002)
I. The location and heights of all fences, walls and hedges.
J. Show proposed water and sewer lines and size. (Amended 5/6/2002)
K. Lighting plans inclusive of wattage and illumination.
L. Location of traffic control devices.
M. Location and amount of recreation areas.
N. Location and approximate size of existing and proposed structures within the site and all
buildings and structures within 500 feet in addition to public or private easements or rights-of-
way adjoining or intersecting such property.
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O. Location and extent of proposed parking and loading areas.
P. Land contours at 10-foot intervals.
Q. Proposed points of ingress and egress and proposed patterns of internal automobile and
pedestrian circulation.
R. Proposed schedule of development.
S. Parking and loading - Off-street parking shall be provided in ratio to two and one-half (2 1/2)
spaces per family unit for residential groups and at a ratio of one-half (1/2) parking space per
100 square feet of building area for planned business groups. One loading space for each
10,000 square feet of enclosed building space must be provided in planned commercial
building groups. All parking areas shall have a stabilized surface with parking spaces and
traffic lanes clearly marked.
T. Screening and fencing-a screen not less than six feet high of dense plant material and/or fence
may be required.
U. Recreation areas for planned residential groups Play areas shall be provided for all apartment and
condominiums with over five (5) dwelling units. A minimum play area of 2,000 square feet
having a minimum width of 40 feet shall be provided for the first six (6) to twenty-five (25)
dwelling units. An additional fifty-six (56) square feet of recreation area shall be provided for
each unit in excess of twenty-five (25) units. The distribution and number of individual play
areas shall be determined by the arrangement of the units, topography and other physical
features. Swimming pools and their accessory areas shall not constitute any part of the open
space requirements and no part of the required play area shall be used for any other purpose.
V. There shall be maintained at least thirty (30) linear feet of open space between individual
buildings in a residential building group.
W. Where the length of a dead-end street exceeds two hundred (200) feet and where there exists
six (6) or more dwelling units, an area must be provided for the turnaround of fire fighting
vehicles on a stabilized surface. This area shall not be used for parking.
X. Locations for fire hydrants must be shown within 1000 feet, as measured along the access
drive from every dwelling unit in a residential building group. All hydrants must be served by
a water main of sufficient size. In no case shall the minimum size main be less than six (6)
inches in diameter.
81-2 CAMPER/RECREATIONAL VEHICLE PARK/TOURIST COURT (relocated)
A. A minimum lot size of two acres is required.
B. A proposed park must contain at least 2,500 square feet of land area for each proposed tent or
trailer space. (same standard just restated for clarity)
C. A minimum fifty-foot undisturbed buffer from all property lines, excluding driveway access.
D. Each campsite shall contain a stabilized parking pad of either pavement or gravel and one off-
street parking space.
E. A sanitary source of drinking water shall be not more than 200 feet, toilet facilities not more
than 400 feet and wash houses not more than 1500 feet from any tent or trailer space. This
provision shall not apply where community water and sewer connections are provided to
trailers having self-contained kitchens and bathroom facilities. (Added 8/2/2010)
81-3 COMMERCIAL JUNKYARD OR AUTOMOBILE GRAVEYARD (from auto graveyard
ordinance)
A. The storage area shall be fenced to screen the view of the stored materials from public roads and
public uses (schools, playgrounds, recreational properties, etc.) on adjacent properties in any of
the following manners:
1. Maintenance of existing or planted natural vegetation
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2. A fence that is either solid in construction or a wire fence in conjunction with
vegetation to achieve a visibly solid barrier. Any fence serving this purpose shall be
maintained in good condition.
3. Landscaping supplementing a wire fence shall be planted:
a) on at least one side of the wire fence
b) as close as practical to said fence
c) at intervals evenly spaced and in close proximity to each other so that a continuous,
unbroken hedgerow will exist to a height of at least six (6) feet along fence
surrounding the stored materials when the vegetation reaches maturity.
4. Vegetation providing a visual barrier shall be maintained using good husbandry
techniques, including but not limited to, proper pruning, proper fertilizer and proper
mulching, so that the vegetation will reach maturity as soon as practical and will have
maximum density in foliage. Dead or diseased vegetation shall be replaced at the next
appropriate planting time.
5. Other natural barriers including topography or other natural means.
B. All wrecked, scrapped, ruined, dismantled or inoperable motor vehicles and junk shall be stored
behind the required screening.
C. An identification sign at the entrance of the facility of not less than fifteen (15) square feet in
area.
81-4 MOBILE HOME PARK (moved from Mobile Home Park Ordinance)
In addition to the requirements of site plans in 80-2, 80-3, and 80-6, an application for a mobile home park shall
provide:
A. Certifications for outside reviews. These certifications may be presented with the application to the
Planning Department or the staff may circulate the application to the noted departments. Departments will
have 20 working days to provide comments, including any reasons for denial. The absence of a
recommendation from any agency within the above-prescribed time period shall be considered as a
favorable recommendation:
1. Certification of approval of water supply system plans by the North Carolina Department of Human
Resources, Sanitary Engineering Division and/or the Person County Environmental Health
Department in cases of systems to serve fifteen (15) or more mobile homes.
2. Certification of approval of sewage collections systems and treatment facilities plans by the
Division of Environmental Management of the North Carolina Department of Natural Resources
and Community Development. If individual septic tank systems are used or are proposed to be
used, certification of the acceptability of the site for use of septic tank systems by the Person County
Health Department. the state of North Carolina or Person County Environmental Health
Department, as appropriate.
3. Certification of approval of solid waste storage, collection, and disposal plans by the Person County
Health Department. (deleted as inaccurate – new requirement added as X)
4. Certification of approval of the Person County Building Inspector shall regarding the proposed
electrical system is in compliance with the applicable electrical code. Deleted as inaccurate nothing
to inspect until the park is constructed)
5. Certification of approval of the Person County Soil Conservationist North Carolina Department of
Environmental Quality relative to erosion and sedimentation control.
B. The transfer of title of a mobile home space or spaces either by sale or by any other manner shall be
prohibited within a mobile home park as long as the mobile home park is in operation.
C. Mobile home park identification signs shall not exceed thirty-two (32) square feet in area. Only direct,
nonflashing lighting shall be used for illumination.
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D. A fifty (50) foot buffer strip adjacent to all property lines which do not abut a public or private road. The
zone shall contain planted evergreen trees or shrubbery with a height at maturity of at least five (5) feet or
a solid fence or wall at least five (5) feet in height. This strip shall be depicted on the mobile home park
plan with the following note: "This strip is reserved for the planting of trees and shrubs by the owner; the
location of structures hereon is prohibited”.
E. Within each mobile home park, one mobile home space for each whole multiple of fifty spaces may be used
as a location for an administrative office. For example:
1 -99 mobile home park spaces 1 administrative space
100-149 mobile home park spaces 2 administrative spaces
150-199 mobile home park spaces 3 administrative spaces
F. Convenience establishments of a commercial nature shall be limited to food stores and/or coin operated
laundries. These may be permitted in mobile home parks subject to the following restrictions:
1. Such establishments shall be subordinate to the residential use and character of the park.
2. Such establishments shall present no visible evidence of their commercial character from any
portion of any residential district out-side the park.
3. Such establishments shall be designed to serve the trade and service needs of the park residents
only.
F. the design standards for streets within mobile home parks shall comply with either the minimum
construction standards for secondary roads as required by the North Carolina Division of Highways or with
minimum construction standards of private subdivision roads as specified herein.
G. The State of North Carolina will not add any proposed roads within a mobile home park to the secondary
road system; consequently, the developer shall construct all roads within the mobile home park serving less
than fifty (50) spaces in accordance with a policy entitled "Minimum Construction Standards for Private
Roads, Person County, North Carolina". However, if fifty (50) or more spaces are proposed, all roads
located within the park shall be paved in accordance with a North Carolina Department of Transportation
publication entitled "Subdivision Roads, Minimum Construction Standards", dated May 1, 1983.
H. All private roads limited within a mobile home park shall be maintained by the park owner.
I. Two (2) automobile parking spaces shall be provided within each mobile home space and shall not be
located within any public right-of-way or within any street in the park,
J. Cul-de-sacs shall serve no more than twenty-five (25) lots.
K. Any mobile home park with fifty (50) or more spaces shall have a minimum of two entrances which provide
ingress and egress.
L. All mobile homes shall be located on individual mobile home spaces and each lot shall be clearly numbered
so as to be seen from the access street.
M. Mobile home parks existing on Feb 17, 1986 shall be allowed to continue provided, however, that mobile
home parks existing at the time of the adoption of this ordinance shall not be allowed to expand or increase
in any manner unless such expansion meets fully requirements set forth in this ordinance.
N. Every mobile home park owner or operator shall maintain an accurate register containing a record of all
owners of mobile homes in the park. In the event of a renter-occupied mobile home, at least one occupant
from each mobile home shall be identified in the register along with the name(s) of the owner(s). The
register shall be available for inspection at all times by authorized county representatives. The register shall
contain the following information:
1. Name of owner and occupant;
2. Mobile home space number;
3. Make, model and registration;
4. Date when occupancy within the mobile home park begins and date when occupancy within the
mobile home park ceases.
O. Each mobile home space shall be clearly defined by means of concrete or metal pipe markers placed at all
corners.
P. No mobile home space shall encroach any proposed street right-of-way.
Q. Each mobile home shall be located at least twenty (20) feet from any permanent building within the mobile
home park.
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R. Storage areas shall be so maintained as to prevent rodent harborage; lumber, pipe, and other building material
shall be stored at least one (1) foot above the ground.
S. All exterior openings in or beneath any structure shall be appropriately skirted with suitable materials.
T. The growth of brush, weeds and grass shall be controlled to prevent harborage of ticks, chiggers, and other
noxious insects, Parks shall be so maintained as to prevent the growth of ragweed, poison ivy, poison oak,
poison sumac, and other noxious weeds considered detrimental to health. Open area s shall be maintained free
of heavy undergrowth with a height in excess of twenty-four (24) inches.
U. All streets within the mobile home park shall be adequately illuminated from sunset to sunrise. The minimum
size street light shall be a 175 watt mercury vapor (approximately 7,000 lumen class), or its equivalent, spaced
at intervals of not more than five-hundred (500) feet.
V. Each mobile home park shall provide four-hundred (400) square feet of recreation area for each mobile home
space that is twenty-thousand (20,000) square feet or less in area.
W. Buffer strips shall not be used to satisfy recreation space area requirements.
X. The applicant shall submit clear information about how solid waste will be controlled and collected from the
site.
81-5 RADIO, TELEPHONE, AND TV TRANSMITTING TOWERS (moved from PUT Note)
A. Towers located in B1, B2 or GI Districts require a Special Use Permit if located adjacent to a
residential use.
B. Setbacks for Radio, Telephone and TV Transmitting Towers will be equal to the height of the
tower unless the fall-zone is certified to be less than the height of the tower.
C. Lattice towers, or self-supporting towers, with a triangular base tapered to the top and
engineered with break-points may be setback a distance ½ their height.
D. At a minimum, towers in all Districts are subject to the standards of the Table of Dimensional
Requirements (Table 75).
E. There are no height limitations for towers except as specified by the Federal Aviation
Administration (FAA) in the vicinity of the Person County Airport.
SECTION 82 HOME OCCUPATIONS (moved from PUT note)
A home occupation is an occupation carried on in a dwelling unit or accessory building in accordance
with the following.
A. The use is an incidental use to the residential property.
B. The home occupation shall not generate significantly greater volumes of traffic than would be
expected in that residential neighborhood.
C. No more than one (1) person other than the resident of the dwelling is to be engaged in the home
occupation.
D. No more than twenty-five percent (25%) of the total heated floor area of the principal structure
shall be used for the home occupation.
E. One hundred percent (100%) of an accessory structure may be used for the home occupation, if
located to the side or the back of the principal structure; and (2) the total floor area of the accessory
structure does not exceed fifty percent (50%) of the gross floor area of the principal structure.
F. The exterior of any structure (principal or accessory) shall not be built or altered in any manner
nor shall the occupation be conducted in such a way as to cause the premises to substantially differ
from its' residential character in exterior appearance.
G. The outside storage or exterior display of merchandise, products or materials, is prohibited.
H. Required parking for a home occupation shall be met off the street and not in a required front or
side yard setback.
I. Signage shall comply with Article XII, Section 125.
J. All residential properties served by a well and/or sewage disposal system must have said systems
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evaluated (when applicable) in accordance with North Carolina General Statutes and local
regulations.
K. The use shall not emit any obnoxious or offending noise, dust, vibration, odor, smoke, fumes,
glare, electrical interference, interference to radio or television reception beyond what normally
occurs in the applicable zoning district, and shall not present a fire hazard.
L. The on-premise sale and delivery of goods which are not produced on the premises is prohibited,
except in the case of the delivery and sale of goods incidental to the provision of a service.
SECTION 83 MANUFACTURED HOMES, CLASS A (moved from PUT note)
A Class A manufactured home shall be a permitted use in the Residential (R), Highway Business
(B-1). Neighborhood Business (B-2) and Rural Conservation (RC) Zoning Districts provided that:
A. The manufactured home is listed and assessed as real property;
B. All roof structures shall provide an eaves projection of no less than six inches, which may
include a gutter;
C. The exterior siding consists predominantly of vinyl or aluminum horizontal lap siding (whose
reflectivity does not exceed that of gloss white paint), wood, or hardboard, comparable in
composition, appearance and durability to the exterior siding commonly used in standard
residential construction;
D. The manufactured home is set up in accordance with the standards set by the N.C. Department
of Insurance and a continuous, permanent masonry foundation or masonry curtain wall,
unpierced except for required ventilation and access, is installed under the perimeter of the
manufactured home;
E. Stairs, porches, entrance platforms, ramps and other means of entrance and exit to and from the
home shall be installed or constructed in accordance with standards set by the North Carolina
State Building Code, Volume VII - Residential; and
F. The moving hitch, wheels and axles, and transporting lights have been removed.
A Class A manufactured home may be used only for residential purposes and may not be used for
storage, accessory buildings, utility buildings nor shops. All standards of this ordinance must be
met before a Certificate of Compliance is issued by the Person County Inspection Department.
A Class A manufactured home not meeting criteria (1) through (6) above may be located in a mobile
home park.
SECTION 84 MANUFACTURED HOMES, CLASS B (moved from PUT note)
A 'Class B' manufactured home shall be a permitted use in the Residential (R) and Rural
Conservation (RC) Zoning Districts provided that:
A. The exterior finish is in good repair and the exterior materials are comparable in composition,
appearance and durability to the exterior siding commonly used in standard residential
construction. Acceptable materials for the exterior of such homes include but are not limited to
vinyl or aluminum horizontal lap siding (whose reflectivity does not exceed that of gloss
white paint), wood, or hardboard.
B. The manufactured home is set up in accordance with the standards set by the North Carolina
Department of Insurance and a continuous, permanent masonry foundation or masonry curtain
wall, unpierced except for required ventilation and access, is installed under the perimeter of
the manufactured home;
C. The roofing materials are compatible with those used in standard residential construction;
D. The wheels, axles, transporting lights and towing apparatus have been removed
E. Stairs, porches, entrance platforms and other means of entrance and exit to the home are
installed or constructed in accordance with the North Carolina State Building Code, Volume
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VII - Residential.
A Class B manufactured home meeting conditions 1 through 5 above shall be a special use in the
Highway Business (B-1) and Neighborhood Business (B-2) Zoning Districts except when located
within a mobile home park.
Class B manufactured homes may be used only for residential purposes and may not be used for
storage accessory buildings, utility buildings nor shops.
All standards of this ordinance must be met before a Certificate of Compliance is issued by the
Person County Inspection Department.
Class B manufactured homes not meeting requirements (1) through (5) above may be located in a
mobile home park. (Rev. 5/5/97)
SECTION 85 MANUFACTURED HOMES, SPECIAL CASES
85-1 Manufactured Homes, Hardship (moved from PUT note)
The Zoning Administrator may grant temporary permits for placing mobile homes for dwelling
purposes to the rear or side of a dwelling located on a residential lot in certain hardship cases
when the Zoning Administrator finds that:
A. The person or persons occupying the mobile home are physically dependent upon the person
or persons occupying the dwelling house, or that the person or persons occupying the
dwelling house are physically dependent upon the person or persons occupying the mobile
home.
B. The water and sewage facilities are approved by the District Health Department.
C. One of the following types of relationships exists between the occupants of the
manufactured home and the occupants of the principal dwelling unit:
i. Blood relationship.
ii. Relationship by marriage.
iii. Legal guardian relationship established by law.
D. The attendant is compensated for his or her services and is providing care for not more than
two related persons.
E. The manufactured home meets requirements 1 through 5 in Note 3 Manufactured Homes,
Class B In Appendix C, Notes to the Table of Permitted Uses.
The permit shall expire after one (1) year and shall be renewable upon similar findings by the Zoning
Administrator. When the hardship ceases to exist, the permit shall automatically be revoked and the
mobile home removed. When any of the terms, conditions, or restrictions imposed on the zoning permit
are not being complied with, the Zoning Administrator shall rescind and revoke such permits after
notifying all parties concerned by letter.
Any mobile home approved by the Zoning Administrator under the hardship provisions prior to the
date of this amendment shall be included in the above restrictions with regard to expiration of permits
after one (1) year from the date of issuance and all such permits shall be renewed within one (1) year
of the date of this amendment. (Rev. 5/5/97)
85-2 MANUFACTURED HOMES DURING CONSTRUCTION OF A PERMANENT
DWELLING (moved from PUT note)
The Zoning Administrator may allow the temporary placement of a manufactured home for
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dwelling purposes on a lot during construction or installation of a permanent residential unit on
that lot provided that:
1. A building permit has been issued for construction of the permanent home;
2. The construction of the permanent home is started within six (6) months from placement of the
manufactured home on the lot and is completed within three (3) years from the date of approval
of the zoning permit. At the discretion of the Zoning Administrator, the duration of the zoning
permit may be extended a maximum of five (5) years from the date of approval of the permit to
allow completion of the permanent home;
3. The exterior finish is in good repair and the exterior materials are comparable in composition,
appearance and durability to the exterior siding commonly used in standard residential
construction. Acceptable materials for the exterior of such homes include but are not limited to
vinyl or aluminum horizontal lap siding (whose reflectivity does not exceed that of gloss white
paint), wood, or hardboard; and
4. The manufactured home is set up in accordance with the standards set by the North Carolina
Department of Insurance.
5. The manufactured home must be removed from the lot within thirty (30) days following issuance
of the Certificate of Occupancy of the permanent home.
Should any of the terms, conditions or restrictions imposed on the zoning permit be violated, the
Zoning Administrator shall rescind and revoke such permits after notifying by letter all parties
concerned and granting them full opportunity of a hearing. When such a zoning permit is revoked,
the manufactured home for which it was issued must be removed from the property within thirty
(30) days after the revocation is final. (Adopted 5/5/97)
85-3 EMERGENCY USE OF CAMPERS/RECREATIONAL VEHICLES (moved from PUT note)
Temporary emergency use of a camper/recreational vehicle is allowed for a period of six months in
the event of a fire, flood or other natural disaster which has made the principal dwelling
uninhabitable. The temporary use must be located on the same lot and a zoning permit is required.
The zoning permit may be renewed for one additional six-month period. The Zoning Administrator
may allow the temporary use of a camper/recreational vehicle for dwelling purposes during the
construction or installation of a new permanent residential unit due to the previous residential unit
being made uninhabitable by a natural disaster provided that:
1. A building permit has been issued for construction of the permanent home.
2. Approval is for a maximum period of one year. Applicant shall only be allowed one
reapplication for the same lot after the initial six-month application period.
3. The camper/recreational vehicle cannot be used for residential purposes on the same lot once
the certificate of occupancy is issued or the time allowed by the zoning permit has expired.
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An Ordinance Amending the Planning Ordinance to Edit Section 80-81 and
add Sections 82 - 85 to Organize Use-Specific Standards and
Merge in the Mobile Home Park and Automobile Graveyard Ordinances
NOW THEREFORE, be it ordained by the Person County Board of Commissioners that
following:
Section 1. The Person County Planning Ordinance is hereby amended to replace Sections 80
and 81, except Section 80-4 if adopted by a separate ordinance during the same meeting, to read
as follows:
SECTION 80 USE SPCIFIC REQUIREMENTS
80-1 SITE PLAN REQUIRED
A. New development shall provide a site plan meeting the specifications of this section subject
to section 80-1.C when the proposed development involves development or redevelopment
for anything other than a single family or two-family dwelling and related accessory
structures on single family and two-family lots.
B. The purpose of these requirements is to promote the orderly development of certain
activities within the county and to ensure that such activities are developed in a manner
harmonious with surrounding properties and in the interest of the general public welfare.
More specifically, the site plan shall be used to review the project’s compatibility with its
environment; to review the ability of the project’s traffic circulation system to provide for
the convenient and safe internal and external movement of vehicles and pedestrians.
C. The Planning Director may waive any specific site plan specification provided it is not
averse to the purpose of this article and the applicant establishes that in his specific case an
undue hardship would result from a strict enforcement of this article, or that the requirement
is unreasonable. The Planning Director also may ask for additional information if deemed
necessary by the Director to evaluate the site. The Planning Director may allow a scaled
drawing based on survey instead of a professionally rendered plan when the scale of
development or redevelopment is minor in relation to the entire site. New construction of a
primary building or complete redevelopment of a site is required to provide a professionally
prepared plan.
80-2 SITE PLAN SPECIFICATIONS
Every site plan shall be prepared in accordance with the following specifications:
A. Shall be prepared by a North Carolina registered land surveyor, engineer, architect or
landscape architect. Any component of a site plan that depicts new landscape materials to
be installed or the quality of existing landscaping being retained shall be prepared by a
registered landscape architect or licensed landscape designer.
B. The proposed title of the project and the name of the engineer, architect, surveyor and/or
developer, the developer, and a signature panel for the Planning Director’s approval.
C. The north point, scale, date, and vicinity map. Tax Map and Parcel Number and Township.
D. Existing zoning and zoning district boundaries on the property in question and on
immediately surrounding properties.
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E. The present use of all contiguous or abutting properties.
F. The boundaries of the property involved by bearings and distances.
G. All existing property lines, existing streets, buildings, watercourses, waterways or lakes and
other existing physical features in or adjoining the project.
H. Topography of the project area with contour intervals of ten feet or less.
I. The location and sizes of sanitary and storm sewers, gas lines, water mains, culverts, and
other underground structures, and easements for these facilities. Location of proposed or
existing fire hydrants.
J. The location, dimensions and character of construction of proposed streets, alleys,
driveways and the location, type and size of ingress and egress to the site.
K. The location of all existing and proposed off-street parking and parking bays, loading spaces
and walkways, indicating types of surfacing, size, angle of stalls, width of aisles, and a
specific schedule showing the number of parking spaces. All parking and travel ways shall
be paved. Vehicular travel lanes or driveways shall not be less that twenty feet in width for
two-way traffic and twelve feet for one-way traffic. Non-residential structures without
permanent on-site employees may be permitted to have a twelve-foot wide paved or gravel
vehicular travel lane or driveway. (Amended 1/4/21)
L. The location, height, type and materials of all existing and proposed fences, walls, screen
planting and landscaping details of all buildings and grounds, and the location, height and
character of all outdoor lighting systems, inclusive of wattage and illumination.
M. The location of all proposed buildings and structures, accessory and main; number of stories
and height, proposed general use for each building; and the number, size and type of
dwelling units where applicable.
N. Proposed finished grading by contour supplemented where necessary by spot elevations.
O. One-hundred-year floodplain areas per Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
P. The location, character, size, height and orientation of proposed signs.
Q. The location and dimensions of proposed recreation, open space, and required amenities
and improvements.
R. Location of proposed solid waste facilities.
S. Proposed schedule of development.
T. Show total impervious surface. Show Best Management Practices where applicable.
U. When building heights exceed 50’ certified approval from the fire inspector is required
stating that the structure can be served by the local fire department.
V. Any use-specific requirements listed in this ordinance.
80-3 The Planning Director may request the following information when deemed necessary
or prudent to evaluate the impacts of the proposed development:
A. Slope. Grade and cross-section of drives, sidewalks, malls, etc.
B. Profiles of publicly maintained water and sewer lines.
C. Profiles: Cross-sections and slopes of on-site and off-site ditches carrying water run-off.
D. Erosion and Sediment Control Plans.
E. Lighting plan
80-5 ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR RADIO, TELEPHONE, AND TV
TRANSMITTING TOWERS WHEN NOT A SPECIAL USE
A. Towers located in B1, B2 or GI Districts require a Special Use Permit if located adjacent to
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a residential use.
B. Setbacks for Radio, Telephone and TV Transmitting Towers will be equal to the height of
the tower unless the fall-zone is certified to be less than the height of the tower.
C. Lattice towers, or self-supporting towers, with a triangular base tapered to the top and
engineered with break-points may be setback a distance ½ their height.
D. At a minimum, towers in all Districts are subject to the standards of the Table of
Dimensional Requirements (Table 72).
E. There are no height limitations for towers except as specified by the Federal Aviation
Administration (FAA) in the vicinity of the Person County Airport.
SECTION 81 SPECIAL USE PERMITS – SITE PLAN REQUIREMENTS
In addition to the requirements of Section 80-2 and 80-3, site plans that accompany a Special
Use Permit application must contain this additional information and the information required
based on the proposed use.
81-1 PLANNED BUILDING GROUPS, COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL
A. The development shall be on a minimum of a 2-acre lot.
B. It shall be exempt from the lot and yard dimensional requirements of this ordinance
provided that the intensity of the development is no greater and the preservation of open
spaces no less than allowed for other development in the same district. (Revised 1/11/96)
C. Mobile Home Parks are not Planned Building Groups, see Manufactured Home
Park requirements below.
D. Proposed provisions for storm drainage and sanitary sewage as approved by the
appropriate governmental agency.
E. Size and proposed location of any signs.
F. Proposed water system and firefighting facilities such as hydrants and sprinkler
connections.
G. Proposed solid waste facilities.
H. The location, dimensions and type of surfacing for drives, sidewalks, malls, etc. All
parking and travel ways to be paved. (Amended 5/6/2002)
I. The location and heights of all fences, walls and hedges.
J. Show proposed water and sewer lines and size. (Amended 5/6/2002)
K. Lighting plans inclusive of wattage and illumination.
L. Location of traffic control devices.
M. Location and amount of recreation areas.
N. Location and approximate size of existing and proposed structures within the site and all
buildings and structures within 500 feet in addition to public or private easements or
rights-of-way adjoining or intersecting such property.
O. Location and extent of proposed parking and loading areas.
P. Land contours at 10-foot intervals.
Q. Proposed points of ingress and egress and proposed patterns of internal automobile and
pedestrian circulation.
R. Proposed schedule of development.
S. Parking and loading - Off-street parking shall be provided in ratio to two and one-half (2
1/2) spaces per family unit for residential groups and at a ratio of one-half (1/2) parking
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space per 100 square feet of building area for planned business groups. One loading space
for each 10,000 square feet of enclosed building space must be provided in planned
commercial building groups. All parking areas shall have a stabilized surface with parking
spaces and traffic lanes clearly marked.
T. Screening and fencing-a screen not less than six feet high of dense plant material and/or
fence may be required.
U. Recreation areas for planned residential groups Play areas shall be provided for all
apartment and condominiums with over five (5) dwelling units. A minimum play area of
2,000 square feet having a minimum width of 40 feet shall be provided for the first six (6)
to twenty-five (25) dwelling units. An additional fifty-six (56) square feet of recreation
area shall be provided for each unit in excess of twenty-five (25) units. The distribution
and number of individual play areas shall be determined by the arrangement of the units,
topography and other physical features. Swimming pools and their accessory areas shall
not constitute any part of the open space requirements and no part of the required play
area shall be used for any other purpose.
V. There shall be maintained at least thirty (30) linear feet of open space between individual
buildings in a residential building group.
W. Where the length of a dead-end street exceeds two hundred (200) feet and where there
exists six (6) or more dwelling units, an area must be provided for the turnaround of fire
fighting vehicles on a stabilized surface. This area shall not be used for parking.
X. Locations for fire hydrants must be shown within 1000 feet, as measured along the access
drive from every dwelling unit in a residential building group. All hydrants must be served
by a water main of sufficient size. In no case shall the minimum size main be less than six
(6) inches in diameter.
81-2 CAMPER/RECREATIONAL VEHICLE PARK
A. A minimum lot size of two acres is required.
B. A proposed park must contain at least 2,500 square feet of land area for each proposed tent or
trailer space.
C. A minimum fifty-foot undisturbed buffer from all property lines, excluding driveway access.
D. Each campsite shall contain a stabilized parking pad of either pavement or gravel and one
off- street parking space.
E. A sanitary source of drinking water shall be not more than 200 feet, toilet facilities not
more than 400 feet and wash houses not more than 1500 feet from any tent or trailer
space. This provision shall not apply where community water and sewer connections are
provided to trailers having self-contained kitchens and bathroom facilities. (Added
8/2/2010)
81-3 COMMERCIAL JUNKYARD OR AUTOMOBILE GRAVEYARD
A. The storage area shall be fenced to screen the view of the stored materials from public roads
and public uses (schools, playgrounds, recreational properties, etc.) on adjacent properties in
any of the following manners:
1. Maintenance of existing or planted natural vegetation
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2. A fence that is either solid in construction or a wire fence in conjunction with vegetation
to achieve a visibly solid barrier. Any fence serving this purpose shall be maintained in
good condition.
3. Landscaping supplementing a wire fence shall be planted:
a) on at least one side of the wire fence
b) as close as practical to said fence
c) at intervals evenly spaced and in close proximity to each other so that a continuous,
unbroken hedgerow will exist to a height of at least six (6) feet along fence surrounding
the stored materials when the vegetation reaches maturity.
4. Vegetation providing a visual barrier shall be maintained using good husbandry
techniques, including but not limited to, proper pruning, proper fertilizer and proper
mulching, so that the vegetation will reach maturity as soon as practical and will have
maximum density in foliage. Dead or diseased vegetation shall be replaced at the next
appropriate planting time.
5. Other natural barriers including topography or other natural means.
B. All wrecked, scrapped, ruined, dismantled or inoperable motor vehicles and junk shall be
stored behind the required screening.
C. An identification sign at the entrance of the facility of not less than fifteen (15) square feet in
area.
81-4 MOBILE HOME PARK
In addition to the requirements of site plans in 80-2, 80-3, and 80-6, an application for a mobile
home park shall provide:
A. Certifications for outside reviews. These certifications may be presented with the application
to the Planning Department or the staff may circulate the application to the noted departments.
Departments will have 20 working days to provide comments, including any reasons for denial.
The absence of a recommendation from any agency within the above-prescribed time period
shall be considered as a favorable recommendation:
1. Certification of approval of water supply system plans by the Person County
Environmental Health Department.
2. Certification of approval of sewage collections systems and treatment facilities plans by
the state of North Carolina or Person County Environmental Health Department, as
appropriate.
3. Certification of approval of the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality
relative to erosion and sedimentation control.
B. The transfer of title of a mobile home space or spaces either by sale or by any other manner
shall be prohibited within a mobile home park as long as the mobile home park is in operation.
C. Mobile home park identification signs shall not exceed thirty-two (32) square feet in area. Only
direct, non-flashing lighting shall be used for illumination.
D. A fifty (50) foot buffer strip adjacent to all property lines which do not abut a public or private
road. The zone shall contain planted evergreen trees or shrubbery with a height at maturity of
at least five (5) feet or a solid fence or wall at least five (5) feet in height. This strip shall be
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depicted on the mobile home park plan with the following note: "This strip is reserved for the
planting of trees and shrubs by the owner; the location of structures hereon is prohibited”.
E. Within each mobile home park, one mobile home space for each whole multiple of fifty spaces
may be used as a location for an administrative office. For example:
1 -99 mobile home park spaces 1 administrative space
100-149 mobile home park spaces 2 administrative spaces
150-199 mobile home park spaces 3 administrative spaces
F. Convenience establishments of a commercial nature shall be limited to food stores and/or coin
operated laundries. These may be permitted in mobile home parks subject to the following
restrictions:
1. Such establishments shall be subordinate to the residential use and character of the
park.
2. Such establishments shall present no visible evidence of their commercial character
from any portion of any residential district out-side the park.
3. Such establishments shall be designed to serve the trade and service needs of the park
residents only.
F. The design standards for streets within mobile home parks shall comply with either the
minimum construction standards for secondary roads as required by the North Carolina
Division of Highways or with minimum construction standards of private subdivision roads as
specified herein.
G. The State of North Carolina will not add any proposed roads within a mobile home park to the
secondary road system; consequently, the developer shall construct all roads within the mobile
home park serving less than fifty (50) spaces in accordance with a policy entitled "Minimum
Construction Standards for Private Roads, Person County, North Carolina." However, if fifty
(50) or more spaces are proposed, all roads located within the park shall be paved in accordance
with a North Carolina Department of Transportation publication entitled "Subdivision Roads,
Minimum Construction Standards", dated May 1, 1983.
H. All private roads limited within a mobile home park shall be maintained by the park owner.
I. Two (2) automobile parking spaces shall be provided within each mobile home space and shall
not be located within any public right-of-way or within any street in the park,
J. Cul-de-sacs shall serve no more than twenty-five (25) lots.
K. Any mobile home park with fifty (50) or more spaces shall have a minimum of two entrances
which provide ingress and egress.
L. All mobile homes shall be located on individual mobile home spaces and each lot shall be
clearly numbered so as to be seen from the access street.
M. Mobile home parks existing on Feb 17, 1986 shall be allowed to continue provided, however,
that mobile home parks existing at the time of the adoption of this ordinance shall not be
allowed to expand or increase in any manner unless such expansion meets fully requirements
set forth in this ordinance.
N. Every mobile home park owner or operator shall maintain an accurate register containing a
record of all owners of mobile homes in the park. In the event of a renter-occupied mobile
home, at least one occupant from each mobile home shall be identified in the register along
with the name(s) of the owner(s). The register shall be available for inspection at all times by
authorized county representatives. The register shall contain the following information:
1. Name of owner and occupant;
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2. Mobile home space number;
3. Make, model and registration;
4. Date when occupancy within the mobile home park begins and date when occupancy
within the mobile home park ceases.
O. Each mobile home space shall be clearly defined by means of concrete or metal pipe markers
placed at all corners.
P. No mobile home space shall encroach any proposed street right-of-way.
Q. Each mobile home shall be located at least twenty (20) feet from any permanent building within
the mobile home park.
R. Storage areas shall be so maintained as to prevent rodent harborage; lumber, pipe, and other
building material shall be stored at least one (1) foot above the ground.
S. All exterior openings in or beneath any structure shall be appropriately skirted with suitable
materials.
T. The growth of brush, weeds and grass shall be controlled to prevent harborage of ticks,
chiggers, and other noxious insects, Parks shall be so maintained as to prevent the growth of
ragweed, poison ivy, poison oak, poison sumac, and other noxious weeds considered
detrimental to health. Open area s shall be maintained free of heavy undergrowth with a height
in excess of twenty-four (24) inches.
U. All streets within the mobile home park shall be adequately illuminated from sunset to sunrise.
The minimum size street light shall be a 175-watt mercury vapor (approximately 7,000 lumen
class), or its equivalent, spaced at intervals of not more than five-hundred (500) feet.
V. Each mobile home park shall provide four-hundred (400) square feet of recreation area for
each mobile home space that is twenty-thousand (20,000) square feet or less in area.
W. Buffer strips shall not be used to satisfy recreation space area requirements.
X. The applicant shall submit clear information about how solid waste will be controlled and
collected from the site.
81-5 RADIO, TELEPHONE, AND TV TRANSMITTING TOWERS
A. Towers located in B1, B2 or GI Districts require a Special Use Permit if located adjacent
to a residential use.
B. Setbacks for Radio, Telephone and TV Transmitting Towers will be equal to the height of
the tower unless the fall-zone is certified to be less than the height of the tower.
C. Lattice towers, or self-supporting towers, with a triangular base tapered to the top
and engineered with break-points may be setback a distance ½ their height.
D. At a minimum, towers in all Districts are subject to the standards of the Table of
Dimensional Requirements (Table 75).
E. There are no height limitations for towers except as specified by the Federal
Aviation Administration (FAA) in the vicinity of the Person County Airport.
Section 2. Section 82 is relocated from Note 1 and reads as follows:
SECTION 82 HOME OCCUPATIONS
A home occupation is a business or commercial activity carried on in a dwelling unit or
accessory building in accordance with the following.
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A. The use is an incidental use to the residential property.
B. The home occupation shall not generate significantly greater volumes of traffic than
would be expected in that residential neighborhood.
C. No more than one (1) person other than the resident of the dwelling is to be engaged in
the home occupation.
D. No more than twenty-five percent (25%) of the total heated floor area of the principal
structure shall be used for the home occupation.
E. One hundred percent (100%) of an accessory structure may be used for the home
occupation, if located to the side or the back of the principal structure; and (2) the total
floor area of the accessory structure does not exceed fifty percent (50%) of the gross
floor area of the principal structure.
F. The exterior of any structure (principal or accessory) shall not be built or altered in any
manner nor shall the occupation be conducted in such a way as to cause the premises
to substantially differ from its' residential character in exterior appearance.
G. The outside storage or exterior display of merchandise, products or materials, is
prohibited.
H. Required parking for a home occupation shall be met off the street and not in a required
front or side yard setback.
I. Signage shall comply with Article XII, Section 125.
J. All residential properties served by a well and/or sewage disposal system must have
said systems evaluated (when applicable) in accordance with North Carolina General
Statutes and local regulations.
K. The use shall not emit any obnoxious or offending noise, dust, vibration, odor, smoke,
fumes, glare, electrical interference, interference to radio or television reception beyond
what normally occurs in the applicable zoning district and shall not present a fire
hazard.
L. The on-premises sale and delivery of goods which are not produced on the premises is
prohibited, except in the case of the delivery and sale of goods incidental to the
provision of a service.
Section 3. Section 83, Manufactured Homes, Class A is relocated from Note 6 to read as follows:
SECTION 83 MANUFACTURED HOMES, CLASS A
A Class A manufactured home shall be a permitted use in the Residential (R), Highway
Business (B-1). Neighborhood Business (B-2) and Rural Conservation (RC) Zoning Districts
provided that:
A. The manufactured home is listed and assessed as real property;
B. All roof structures shall provide an eaves projection of no less than six inches, which may
include a gutter;
C. The exterior siding consists predominantly of vinyl or aluminum horizontal lap siding
(whose reflectivity does not exceed that of gloss white paint), wood, or hardboard,
comparable in composition, appearance and durability to the exterior siding commonly used
in standard residential construction;
D. The manufactured home is set up in accordance with the standards set by the N.C.
Department of Insurance and a continuous, permanent masonry foundation or masonry
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curtain wall, unpierced except for required ventilation and access, is installed under the
perimeter of the manufactured home;
E. Stairs, porches, entrance platforms, ramps and other means of entrance and exit to and from
the home shall be installed or constructed in accordance with standards set by the North
Carolina State Building Code, Volume VII - Residential; and
F. The moving hitch, wheels and axles, and transporting lights have been removed.
A Class A manufactured home may be used only for residential purposes and may not be used
for storage, accessory buildings, utility buildings nor shops. All standards of this ordinance
must be met before a Certificate of Compliance is issued by the Person County Inspection
Department.
A Class A manufactured home not meeting the criteria above may be located in a mobile home
park.
Section 4. Section 84, Manufactured Homes, Class B is relocated from Note 3 to read as follows:
SECTION 84 MANUFACTURED HOMES, CLASS B
A 'Class B' manufactured home shall be a permitted use in the Residential (R) and Rural
Conservation (RC) Zoning Districts provided that:
A. The exterior finish is in good repair and the exterior materials are comparable in composition,
appearance and durability to the exterior siding commonly used in standard residential
construction. Acceptable materials for the exterior of such homes include but are not limited
to vinyl or aluminum horizontal lap siding (whose reflectivity does not exceed that of gloss
white paint), wood, or hardboard.
B. The manufactured home is set up in accordance with the standards set by the North Carolina
Department of Insurance and a continuous, permanent masonry foundation or masonry curtain
wall, unpierced except for required ventilation and access, is installed under the perimeter of
the manufactured home;
C. The roofing materials are compatible with those used in standard residential construction;
D. The wheels, axles, transporting lights and towing apparatus have been removed
E. Stairs, porches, entrance platforms and other means of entrance and exit to the home are
installed or constructed in accordance with the North Carolina State Building Code, Volume
VII - Residential.
A Class B manufactured home meeting criteria above shall be a special use in the Highway
Business (B-1) and Neighborhood Business (B-2) Zoning Districts except when located within a
mobile home park.
Class B manufactured homes may be used only for residential purposes and may not be used for
storage accessory buildings, utility buildings nor shops.
All standards of this ordinance must be met before a Certificate of Compliance is issued by the
Person County Inspection Department.
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Class B manufactured homes not meeting the criteria above may be located in a mobile home park.
(Rev. 5/5/97)
Section 5. Section 85, Manufactured Homes, Specail Cases is relocated from Notes 4, 7, and 7A
to read as follows:
SECTION 85 MANUFACTURED HOMES, SPECIAL CASES
85-1 MANUFACTURED HOMES, HARDSHIP
The Zoning Administrator may grant temporary permits for placing mobile homes for dwelling
purposes to the rear or side of a dwelling located on a residential lot in certain hardship cases when
the Zoning Administrator finds that:
A. The person or persons occupying the mobile home are physically dependent upon the person
or persons occupying the dwelling house, or that the person or persons occupying the dwelling
house are physically dependent upon the person or persons occupying the mobile home.
B. The water and sewage facilities are approved by the District Health Department.
C. One of the following types of relationships exists between the occupants of the manufactured
home and the occupants of the principal dwelling unit:
i. Blood relationship.
ii. Relationship by marriage.
iii. Legal guardian relationship established by law.
iv. The attendant is compensated for his or her services and is providing care for not more
than two related persons.
D. The manufactured home meets criteria for Manufactured Homes, Class B.
The permit shall expire after one (1) year and shall be renewable upon similar findings by the
Zoning Administrator. When the hardship ceases to exist, the permit shall automatically be
revoked and the mobile home removed. When any of the terms, conditions, or restrictions imposed
on the zoning permit are not being complied with, the Zoning Administrator shall rescind and
revoke such permits after notifying all parties concerned by letter.
Any mobile home approved by the Zoning Administrator under the hardship provisions prior to
the date of this amendment shall be included in the above restrictions with regard to expiration of
permits after one (1) year from the date of issuance and all such permits shall be renewed within
one (1) year of the date of this amendment. (Rev. 5/5/97)
85-2 MANUFACTURED HOMES DURING CONSTRUCTION OF A PERMANENT
DWELLING
The Zoning Administrator may allow the temporary placement of a manufactured home for
dwelling purposes on a lot during construction or installation of a permanent residential unit on
that lot provided that:
A. A building permit has been issued for construction of the permanent home;
B. The construction of the permanent home is started within six (6) months from placement of
the manufactured home on the lot and is completed within three (3) years from the date of
approval of the zoning permit. At the discretion of the Zoning Administrator, the duration of
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the zoning permit may be extended a maximum of five (5) years from the date of approval of
the permit to allow completion of the permanent home;
C. The exterior finish is in good repair and the exterior materials are comparable in composition,
appearance and durability to the exterior siding commonly used in standard residential
construction. Acceptable materials for the exterior of such homes include but are not limited
to vinyl or aluminum horizontal lap siding (whose reflectivity does not exceed that of gloss
white paint), wood, or hardboard; and
D. The manufactured home is set up in accordance with the standards set by the North Carolina
Department of Insurance.
E. The manufactured home must be removed from the lot within thirty (30) days following
issuance of the Certificate of Occupancy of the permanent home.
Should any of the terms, conditions or restrictions imposed on the zoning permit be violated, the
Zoning Administrator shall rescind and revoke such permits after notifying by letter all parties
concerned and granting them full opportunity of a hearing. When such a zoning permit is revoked,
the manufactured home for which it was issued must be removed from the property within thirty
(30) days after the revocation is final. (Adopted 5/5/97)
85-3 EMERGENCY USE OF CAMPERS/RECREATIONAL VEHICLES
Temporary emergency use of a camper/recreational vehicle is allowed for a period of six months
in the event of a fire, flood or other natural disaster which has made the principal dwelling
uninhabitable. The temporary use must be located on the same lot and a zoning permit is required.
The zoning permit may be renewed for one additional six-month period. The Zoning Administrator
may allow the temporary use of a camper/recreational vehicle for dwelling purposes during the
construction or installation of a new permanent residential unit due to the previous residential unit
being made uninhabitable by a natural disaster provided that:
A. A building permit has been issued for construction of the permanent home.
B. Approval is for a maximum period of one year. Applicant shall only be allowed one
reapplication for the same lot after the initial six-month application period.
C. The camper/recreational vehicle cannot be used for residential purposes on the same lot once
the certificate of occupancy is issued.
Section 6. The following Notes to the Table of Permitted Uses are hereby deleted from
Appendix C:
Note 1 Home Occupations
Note 3 Manufactured Homes, Class B
Note 4 Manufactured Homes, Hardship
Note 6 Manufactured Homes, Class A
Note 7 Manufactured Home for temporary dwelling during construction of a permanent
dwelling
Note 7A Temporary Emergency use of a camper/Recreational Vehice
Note 8 Radio, Telephone and TV Transmitting Tower
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Section 7. Notes 2, 5 ,8 to the Table of Permitted Uses are renumbered 1, 2, and 3 and
references updated throughout the ordinance as needed.
Section 8. The Table of Contents is updated to reflect the changes in this ordinance.
Section 9. The Ordinance Regulating Automobile Graveyards and Junkyards in Person
County (2020) is hereby repealed.
Section 10. The Mobile Home Park Ordinance of Person County (1990) is hereby repealed.
Section 11. Any ordinance or resolution inconsistent with this ordinance is hereby repealed.
Adopted this 3rd day of November, 2025.
Kyle Puryear, Chairman
Person County Board of Commissioners
Attest:
Michele Solomon, NCCCC
Clerk to the Board
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PERSON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS October 20, 2025
MEMBERS PRESENT OTHERS PRESENT
Kyle Puryear Katherine M. Cathey, County Manager
Jason Thomas Michele Solomon, Clerk to the Board
Sherry Wilborn T.C. Morphis, Jr., County Attorney
Antoinetta Royster
Donald Long
The Board of Commissioners for the County of Person, North Carolina, met in
Regular session on Monday October 20, 2025 at 9:00 a.m. in the Commissioners’
Boardroom 215 in the Person County Office Building located at 304 S. Morgan Street,
Roxboro, NC.
Chairman Puryear called the meeting to order and recognized a quorum was present.
Vice-Chairman Thomas offered an invocation, and Commissioner Wilborn led the group in
the Pledge of Allegiance.
DISCUSSION/ADJUSTMENT/APPROVAL OF AGENDA:
A motion was made by Vice-Chairman Thomas and carried 5-0 to approve the
agenda.
INFORMAL COMMENTS:
There were no individuals that appeared before the Board to make informal
comments.
DISCUSSION/ADJUSTMENT/APPROVAL OF CONSENT AGENDA:
A motion was made by Commissioner Royster and carried 5-0 to approve the
Consent Agenda with the following items:
A. October 6, 2025 Minutes
B. Budget Amendment #8
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NEW BUSINESS:
AMERICA 250 UPDATE
Public Information Officer Kim Strickland and Cultural Arts Director Erin Hill
presented the following:
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Commissioner Wilborn and Commission Royster both expressed thanks to the
America 250 Committee for working on this and planning activities for 2026.
There was no action by the Board as this was informational only.
ACCEPTABLE TECHNOLOGY USE POLICY
Chief Information Officer Chris Puryear stated that the Acceptable Technology Use
Policy has been in place since 2011. He stated that there has been changes over the years to
the policy. He stated that the proposed changes to the policy include updates to reflect
changes in processes, responsibilities, technology, and reporting. He stated that the language
has been updated, to be in compliance with NCGS 143-805, to include all representatives
of Person County Government, which includes employees, elected officials, contractors,
board appointees, or authorized agents.
Commissioner Wilborn asked if there had ever been an instance where an employee
or elected official did not turn in a county-issued device. Puryear stated that not that he can
recall, as the county typically gets the device(s) back.
A motion was made by Commissioner Wilborn and carried 5-0 to approve the
Acceptable Technology Use Policy.
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APPOINTMENTS TO BOARDS AND COMMITTEES
Clerk to the Board Michele Solomon presented to the Board interested citizen
applications for consideration for appointment to boards and committees and requested the
Board to nominate for appointment as deemed appropriate.
Child Fatality Local Team
1 position available for each of the following: a Medical Emergency Services Provider or
Firefighter, and a Parent whose child died before the child reached age eighteen
Heather Chandler requests appointment as a Medical Emergency Services Provider
representative
A motion was made by Commissioner Wilborn and carried 5-0 to appoint
Heather Chandler to the Child Fatality Local Team as a Medical Services Provider
representative.
Human Services Advisory Committee
1 position available for each of the following: a Representative from the Person County
Sheriff’s Office, A Representative from the Person County Health Department, a
Guardian-ad-Litem, a Past-Service Recipient, and a Representative from the Person
Veterans Council, and 2 positions for the following: Citizen-at-Large
Jayne Bremer requests appointment as a Guardian-ad-Litem representative
John Byrd, Sr. requests appointment as a Citizen-at-Large
Sandy Parker request appointment as a Citizen-at Large
Kenneth Perry requests appointment as a Citizen-at-Large
Gerald Wallace requests appointment as a Past-Service Recipient
Commissioner Wilborn stated that it is her preference to have the internal positions
presented at the same time as the citizen positions. Solomon advised Wilborn that, to her
knowledge, there has been no interest nor applications received for the vacant internal
positions. Wilborn asked if internal staff had been notified. Solomon stated that she
believes that they have been notified. Wilborn stated that she would feel more comfortable
holding off on making appointments to this committee until staff reaches back out to the
internal departments.
A motion was made by Commissioner Wilborn and carried 5-0 to present this at
the November 17, 2025 meeting.
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Jury Commission
2-Year Term: 1 position available
Velvet Goodwin requests appointment
A motion was made by Vice-Chairman Thomas and carried 5-0 to appoint Velvet
Goodwin to the Jury Commission for a 2-year term.
CHAIRMAN’S REPORT
Chairman Puryear had no report.
MANAGER’S REPORT
County Manager Katherine Cathey had no report.
COMMISSIONER REPORTS/COMMENTS
Vice-Chairman Thomas had no report.
Commissioner Wilborn stated that she attended the NC Association of County
Commissioners Board Meeting. She stated that the Steering Committee window is open.
She stated that the Leadership Summit, which is a joint meeting, is on October 30, 2025 at
4:00 p.m. in the Auditorium. She stated that she wanted to make the public aware that the
Parks and Recreation Department is seeking interest for tackle football. She stated that a
group from NCDOT Division of Aviation toured the airport. She stated that she attended
the Civics Academy. She congratulated Bethel Hill Charter School on celebrating 100
years this past weekend. She stated that she wanted to express condolences to the family
of Ernie Wood. She stated that Wood was on the EDC and PCBIC for many years and was
fundamental in the formation of the Mega Park.
Commissioner Royster expressed condolences to the family of Ernie Wood. She
stated that she knew Wood personally, and he was like second family to her. She stated
that she attended the Rural Action Caucus Committee with NACO, and discussions
centered around how to preserve rural land while still growing economically. She stated
that there is a survey out for tackle football. She stated that there will be a food
distribution event at South Elementary School this Saturday.
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Commissioner Long stated that he attended Bethel Hill Charter School’s 100th
celebration Saturday, and it was well attended. He expressed condolences to the family of
Ernie Wood. He stated that Wood was a good friend and gave a lot to Person County. He
stated that he appreciated Wood for the man that he was.
A motion was made by Vice-Chairman Thomas and carried 5-0 to enter into
Closed Session at 9:21 a.m.
CLOSED SESSION #1
A motion to enter into Closed Session #1 per General Statute 143-318.11(a)(6) for the
purpose to discuss personnel with the following individual permitted to attend: County
Manager Katherine Cathey
Chairman Puryear called the closed session to order at 9:23 a.m.
A motion was made by Commissioner Wilborn and carried 5-0 to return to open
session at 11:55 a.m.
A motion was made by Commissioner Wilborn and carried 4-1 to implement the
Pay and Classification Study from 2023 to include the County Manager. Commissioner
Long voted in opposition.
ADJOURNMENT
A motion was made by Vice-Chairman Thomas and carried 5-0 to adjourn the
meeting at 11:57 a.m.
____________________________ ______________________________
Michele Solomon Kyle Puryear
Clerk to the Board Chairman
(Draft Board minutes are subject to Board approval).
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AGENDA ABSTRACT
Meeting Date:
November 3, 2025
Agenda Title:
Person County Schools’ Request for Lottery Project Application Approval from the Public-
School Building Capital Fund
Summary of Information:
Person County Schools is requesting approval of a project application for Person High School
ADA Renovations to be funded by the Public School Building Capital Fund. Pursuant to North
Carolina General Statute Chapter 18C and G.S. 115C-546.2, these funds may be used by
counties to pay for school construction projects and related debt obligations.
The project request is to apply $900,000 from the Public School Building Capital Fund toward
debt service on the Limited Obligation Bond issued for ADA renovations at Person High
School. The Person County Board of Education approved the application at their meeting on
October 23, 2025, and it is now before the Board of Commissioners for consideration and
approval prior to submission to the Department of Public Instruction.
Financial Impact:
Request totals $900,000 in state lottery funding for payment of debt on Person High School
ADA Renovations.
Recommended Action:
Approve the Person County Schools lottery application for the Person High School ADA
Renovations project and authorize submission to the North Carolina Department of Public
Instruction.
Submitted By:
Tracy Clayton, Chief Financial Officer
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AGENDA ABSTRACT
Meeting Date:
November 3, 2025
Agenda Title:
Late Exemption Applications
Summary of Information:
Every year, the tax office receives applications for the Senior, Disabled, Veteran, and Circuit
Breaker exemptions that fail to meet the June 1st deadline.
In an effort to help inform the public of these exemptions, the tax office mailed information
along with our listing forms to 5,783 citizens. We updated our brochures for the exemption
programs to make these programs easier to understand, and passed out over 200 copies. We
also included information about these exemptions on the county web site that also included
access to an on-line application form. Application information was published in the local
newspaper. A final effort included mailing reappraisal notices to all property owners that
included detailed information on how to apply, including upcoming tax deadlines.
These efforts resulted in 173 new applications, with 136 approved applications, 37 denied
applications (27 were over the income limit, 3 with ownership issues, 5 incomplete
applications, and 2 did not provide proof of income) along with 53 late applications.
The 53 late applications that are submitted for your review would have been approved if they
had been received by the tax office by June 1st. These applications met all requirements,
however since these were late, they could not be approved by the tax office.
The Board of Commissioners may approve late applications if they are received by December
31st. Since these applications met all guidelines (other than the application deadline), I would
recommend approval.
I have included a spreadsheet that outlines the tax impact and the reasons for the late
applications. I have not included the applications since they include social security numbers,
medical, and income information.
Financial Impact:
See attached.
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Recommended Action:
Approve applications.
Submitted By:
Russell Jones, Tax Administrator
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Taxpayer Application Application Date Reason for Late App Map Tax Value County Bill Fire Bill City Bill Total Bill Tax Value County Bill Fire Bill City Bill New Bill Savings
Black, Andrew Thomas Elderly 8/11/2025 Unaware of program 80 3 89,839 565.99 35.94 0.00 601.92 44,919 282.99 17.97 0.00 300.96 300.96
Blackwell, Andrew & Johnson, Dor Elderly 7/14/2025 Unaware of program 10 58 149,158 939.70 0.00 1,118.69 2,058.38 74,579 469.85 0.00 559.34 1,029.19 1,029.19
Blankenship, Sharon Lynn Elderly 10/20/2025 Unaware of deadline 31 39 116,223 732.20 0.00 871.67 1,603.88 58,112 366.11 0.00 435.84 801.95 801.93
Boyd, Carl Lewis Elderly 10/24/2025 Unaware of program A100 12 118,765 748.22 47.51 0.00 795.73 59,383 374.11 23.75 0.00 397.87 397.86
Bradsher, Denise L Disability 7/23/2025 Unaware of program 69 82 140,152 882.96 0.00 1,051.14 1,934.10 70,076 441.48 0.00 525.57 967.05 967.05
Briggs, William D Disability 9/8/2025 Unaware of program A27 39 194,666 1,226.40 77.87 0.00 1,304.26 98,478 620.41 39.39 0.00 659.80 644.46
Brogdon, Marie C Elderly 7/22/2025 Unaware of program A84 95 95,416 601.12 38.17 0.00 639.29 47,708 300.56 19.08 0.00 319.64 319.64
Bryan, James & Jennifer Disability 7/9/2025 Unaware of program A62 105 173,199 1,091.15 69.28 0.00 1,160.43 87,323 550.13 34.93 0.00 585.06 575.37
Clayton, Mary & Bryce Estate Elderly 8/1/2025 Unaware of program A72 1A 162,448 1,023.42 64.98 0.00 1,088.40 83,372 525.24 33.35 0.00 558.59 529.81
Clements, Linda G Elderly 7/15/2025 Unaware of program A92 106 146,350 922.01 58.54 0.00 980.55 81,078 510.79 32.43 0.00 543.22 437.32
Clayton, Tinnia M Elderly 7/16/2025 Unaware of program 90 3 144,551 910.67 57.82 0.00 968.49 75,323 474.53 30.13 0.00 504.66 463.83
Infante, Hernan & Rosa Disability 9/18/2025 Unaware of program 23 14 174,380 1,098.59 0.00 1,307.85 2,406.44 87,190 549.30 0.00 653.93 1,203.22 1,203.22
Glenn, Carl D Elderly 9/8/2025 Illness A62 108 168,801 1,063.45 67.52 0.00 1,130.97 84,917 534.98 33.97 0.00 568.94 562.02
Goods, James Elderly 7/28/2025 Waiting on paperwork 77 10 1 146,898 925.46 58.76 0.00 984.22 76,035 479.02 30.41 0.00 509.43 474.78
Hale,Walter & Kimberly Veterans 9/8/2025 Unaware of program A72 228 185,371 1,167.84 74.15 0.00 1,241.99 140,371 884.34 56.15 0.00 940.49 301.50
Harris, Roaslind Elderly 7/2/2025 Unaware of program 9 11 B 175,685 1,106.82 0.00 1,317.64 2,424.45 87,842 553.40 0.00 658.82 1,212.22 1,212.23
Howerton, Joanne B Elderly 9/11/2025 Unaware of program 105 58 237,103 1,493.75 94.84 0.00 1,588.59 118,551 746.87 47.42 0.00 794.29 794.30
Humphries, Stella Elderly 9/30/2025 Unaware of program A71 15 144,389 909.65 57.76 0.00 967.41 73,030 460.09 29.21 0.00 489.30 478.11
Johnson, Kathy J Elderly 8/8/2025 Unaware of program 13 33 117,812 742.22 0.00 883.59 1,625.81 58,906 371.11 0.00 441.80 812.90 812.90
Kimball, Keith & Docie Estate Elderly 9/3/2025 Unaware of program A71 151 138,717 873.92 55.49 0.00 929.40 69,553 438.18 27.82 0.00 466.01 463.40
Locklear, Garland & Shelby Elderly 7/21/2025 Unaware of program A84 101 125,293 789.35 50.12 0.00 839.46 64,316 405.19 25.73 0.00 430.92 408.55
Lunsford, Stella M Elderly 9/20/2025 Unaware of program A58 56 167,342 1,054.25 66.94 0.00 1,121.19 83,671 527.13 33.47 0.00 560.60 560.60
Martin, Roy L & Diane L Elderly 9/30/2025 Unaware of program A46 3 136,408 859.37 54.56 0.00 913.93 84,308 531.14 33.72 0.00 564.86 349.07
McCoy, Jackie Elderly 7/17/2025 Unaware of program A69 152 124,402 783.73 49.76 0.00 833.49 62,201 391.87 24.88 0.00 416.75 416.75
Marin, Juan & Montague, B Elderly 9/8/2025 Unaware of deadline A67 231 423,056 2,665.25 169.22 0.00 2,834.48 215,085 1,355.04 86.03 0.00 1,441.07 1,393.41
Marin, Celeste Elderly 9/9/2005 Unaware of program A67 35 339,207 2,137.00 135.68 0.00 2,272.69 291,428 1,836.00 116.57 0.00 1,952.57 320.12
Montague, Jimmy D & Shelia Elderly 6/2/2025 Unaware of program A1 19 69,719 439.23 27.89 0.00 467.12 45,338 285.63 18.14 0.00 303.76 163.35
Mueller, Glen J Veterans 7/25/2025 Unaware of program A92 71 216,644 1,364.86 86.66 0.00 1,451.51 171,644 1,081.36 68.66 0.00 1,150.01 301.50
Larue, Judy Elderly 10/9/2025 Unaware of program 107 7 219,175 1,380.80 0.00 1,643.81 3,024.62 109,587 690.40 0.00 821.90 1,512.30 1,512.31
Oakley, Fred L Elderly 9/10/2025 Illness A108 23 127,222 801.50 50.89 0.00 852.39 63,886 402.48 25.55 0.00 428.04 424.35
Obriant, Joe H Estate & Athra Elderly 7/15/2025 Unaware of program 11 60 113,241 713.42 0.00 849.31 1,562.73 56,620 356.71 0.00 424.65 781.36 781.37
Obrien, Thelma Elderly 10/16/2025 Unaware of program 42 68 102,894 648.23 0.00 771.71 1,419.94 51,447 324.12 0.00 385.85 709.97 709.97
Owens, Deborah & Devin Elderly 6/21/2025 Unaware of program 18 16 183,903 1,158.59 0.00 1,379.27 2,537.86 91,951 579.29 0.00 689.63 1,268.92 1,268.94
Paylor, Vicky A Elderly 7/28/2025 Unaware of program 35 92 203,751 1,283.63 0.00 1,528.13 2,811.76 101,875 641.81 0.00 764.06 1,405.88 1,405.89
Pena, Balmore Jr & Cheyanne Veterans 7/8/2025 Unaware of deadline 34 73 296,273 1,866.52 0.00 2,222.05 4,088.57 251,273 1,583.02 0.00 1,884.55 3,467.57 621.00
Peters, Michael K Sr & Cheryl Disability 8/20/2025 Unaware of program A79 182 416,492 2,623.90 166.60 0.00 2,790.50 263,556 1,660.40 105.42 0.00 1,765.83 1,024.67
Ratliff, Everline & Black, Andrew Elderly 8/5/2025 Unaware of program 80 3 1 154,731 974.81 61.89 0.00 1,036.70 77,365 487.40 30.95 0.00 518.35 518.35
Roberson, Yolanda Elderly 9/11/2025 Unaware of program 49 63 70,323 443.03 0.00 527.42 970.46 47,116 296.83 0.00 353.37 650.20 320.26
Simpson, Melvin & Frances Elderly 9/9/2025 Unaware of program A107 16 125,756 792.26 50.30 0.00 842.57 64,297 405.07 25.72 0.00 430.79 411.78
Slaughter, Rufus Jr Veterans 7/2/2025 Unaware of deadline 77 12 138,941 875.33 55.58 0.00 930.90 93,941 591.83 37.58 0.00 629.40 301.50
Smith, Bertis M Elderly 7/8/2025 Unaware of program 93 68 109,529 690.03 43.81 0.00 733.84 75,296 474.36 30.12 0.00 504.48 229.36
Smith, Jerry & Arlene Elderly 6/29/2025 Unaware of program A17 117 156,410 985.38 62.56 0.00 1,047.95 78,205 492.69 31.28 0.00 523.97 523.97
Solomon, Bonnie S Elderly 8/30/2025 Unaware of program 6 17 132,617 835.49 0.00 994.63 1,830.11 66,308 417.74 0.00 497.31 915.05 915.06
Thorpe, Jacqueline Elderly 8/1/2025 Unaware of program A106 1 2 139,603 879.50 55.84 0.00 935.34 69,801 439.75 27.92 0.00 467.67 467.67
Thorpe, Pete E Elderly 7/30/2025 Unaware of program A80 101 132,623 835.52 53.05 0.00 888.57 76,436 481.55 30.57 0.00 512.12 376.45
Walker, Randy L Elderly 8/7/2025 Unaware of deadline 43 29 178,542 1,124.81 0.00 1,339.07 2,463.88 89,271 562.41 0.00 669.53 1,231.94 1,231.94
Walker, Stoney Elderly 8/16/2025 Unaware of program 98 12 254,952 1,606.20 101.98 0.00 1,708.18 127,476 803.10 50.99 0.00 854.09 854.09
Watson, Ralph & Virgilene Veterans 9/29/2025 Unaware of program 113 98 363,814 2,292.03 145.53 0.00 2,437.55 318,814 2,008.53 127.53 0.00 2,136.05 301.50
Williams, Henry & Rosalind Elderly 8/3/2025 Unaware of program A34 35 68,761 433.19 27.50 0.00 460.70 34,381 216.60 13.75 0.00 230.35 230.35
Before Exemption After Exemption
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Taxpayer Application Application Date Reason for Late App Map Tax Value County Bill Fire Bill City Bill Total Bill Tax Value County Bill Fire Bill City Bill New Bill Savings
Before Exemption After Exemption
Williams, Ricky & Tonya Elderly 10/7/2025 Unaware of program A29 164 152,339 959.74 60.94 0.00 1,020.67 76,661 482.96 30.66 0.00 513.63 507.04
Williams, Lawrence Elderly 7/17/2025 Unaware of deadline A34 30 144,484 910.25 57.79 0.00 968.04 72,242 455.12 28.90 0.00 484.02 484.02
Wilson, Stephen Disability 9/9/2025 Unaware of program A83 111 178,459 1,124.29 71.38 0.00 1,195.68 94,104 592.86 37.64 0.00 630.50 565.18
Wolfe, Stefan Veterans 9/9/2025 Unaware of program A98 165 148,605 936.21 59.44 0.00 995.65 103,605 652.71 41.44 0.00 694.15 301.50
56,293.23 2,624.52 17,805.97 76,723.72 32,446.58 1,539.24 9,766.15 43,751.97 32,971.76
Total County Tax Saving to Taxpayer 23,846.65
Total Fire Tax Saving to Taxpayer 1,085.28
Total City Tax Saving to Taxpayer 8,039.82
Total Saving To Taxpayer 32,971.76
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AGENDA ABSTRACT
Meeting Date:
November 3, 2025
Agenda Title:
Tax Adjustments for November 2025
Summary of Information:
Attached please find the tax releases and motor vehicle pending refunds:
1. November 2025 tax releases.
2.November 2025 North Carolina Vehicle Tax System (NCVTS) pending refunds.
Financial Impact:
See attached.
Recommended Action:
Accept reports and authorize refunds.
Submitted By:
Russell Jones, Tax Administrator
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RUN DATE: 10/23/2025 1:14 PM RELEASES REPORT
Person County
NAME BILL NUMBER OPER DATE/TIME DISTRICT VALUE AMOUNT
47031202 2025-33807 DY: PERSONAL PROPERTY MP 7/10/2025 4:46:28 PM
LOPEZ RAFAEL
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY C ADVLTAX 2,083.00 13.12
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY C PEN FEE 2,083.00 1.31
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY CI50ADVLTAX 2,083.00 15.62
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY CI50PEN FEE 2,083.00 1.56
SWMH OWNED BY JAIME HERNANDEZ AS
OF JAN 1,2025. PERM TAG TRAILERS
OWNED BY RAFAEL LOPEZ.
TOTAL RELEASES:31.61
66616102 2025-38159 DY: PERSONAL PROPERTY RH 7/15/2025 8:56:43 AM
PROTOCOL IT CONSULTING LLC
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY C ADVLTAX 345.00 2.17
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY C PEN FEE 345.00 0.22
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY FIREADVLTAX 345.00 0.14
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY FIREPEN FEE 345.00 0.01
RECDD LISTING ON 7/11-ADJ VALUE DUE
CHANGES
TOTAL RELEASES:2.54
75611101 2025-39973 DY: PERSONAL PROPERTY RH 7/15/2025 1:00:50 PM
CITIZENS ASSET FINANCE
C ADVLTAX 18,911.00 119.14
C PEN FEE 18,911.00 11.91
FIREADVLTAX 18,911.00 7.56
FIREPEN FEE 18,911.00 0.76
EQUIPMENT DELETED MOVED OUT OF
COUNTY IN 2024
TOTAL RELEASES:139.37
53324301 2025-9372 DY:0RP:128 8 MP 7/15/2025 2:00:05 PM
THOMAS DENNIS RAY
EXEMPTION ADDED C ADVLTAX 45,000.00 283.50
EXEMPTION ADDED FIREADVLTAX 45,000.00 18.00
DVET REMOVED IN ERROR F/25 TOTAL RELEASES:301.50
40175102 2025-33454 DY: PERSONAL PROPERTY RH 7/17/2025 8:44:32 AM
MARLIN LEASING
C ADVLTAX 2,396.00 15.09
FIREADVLTAX 2,396.00 0.96
CORRECT YEAR OF ASSET TOTAL RELEASES:16.05
66674302 2025-29941 DY: PERSONAL PROPERTY SA 7/17/2025 9:11:45 AM
BUKER GILBERT T CO-TRUSTEE
C ADVLTAX 30,028.00 189.18
C PEN FEE 30,028.00 18.92
FIREADVLTAX 30,028.00 12.01
FIREPEN FEE 30,028.00 1.20
NO LONGER OWN PROPERTY F/25 TOTAL RELEASES:221.31
14673102 2025-39942 DY: PERSONAL PROPERTY RH 7/17/2025 9:56:33 AM
US FLUE CURED TOBACCO GROWERS
C ADVLTAX 31,564,803.00 198,858.26
FIREADVLTAX 31,564,803.00 12,625.92
CORRECTED VALUE BILLED $140,288,011
SHOULD HAVE BEEN $14,028,801
TOTAL RELEASES:211,484.18
142142
RUN DATE: 10/23/2025 1:14 PM RELEASES REPORT
Person County
NAME BILL NUMBER OPER DATE/TIME DISTRICT VALUE AMOUNT
202551845600 2025-518456 DY:24 PERSONAL PROPERTY SA 7/17/2025 10:59:56 AM
MOORE ROBERT NORMAND
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY C ADVLTAX 16,014.00 57.85
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY FIREADVLTAX 16,014.00 4.00
CORRECTED VALUE DUE TO DAMAGE
VEHICLE
TOTAL RELEASES:61.85
63790301 2025-27476 DY:0RP:A42 315 SA 7/17/2025 11:35:55 AM
LEISS JONATHAN
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY C ADVLTAX 4,836.00 30.47
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY FIREADVLTAX 4,836.00 1.93
RMOD 1 15X80 COMGRNHS PER
TAXPAYER REQUEST F/25
TOTAL RELEASES:32.40
7921303 2025-25875 DY:0RP:A63 305 P MP 7/17/2025 2:23:27 PM
LYNCH JANET M
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY C ADVLTAX 600.00 3.78
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY FIREADVLTAX 600.00 0.24
STORAGE BUILDING BELONGS TO BRAD
WALKER A63 305
TOTAL RELEASES:4.02
70755301 2025-8493 DY:0RP:A82 16 MP 7/17/2025 4:59:02 PM
STEWART MARK A
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY C ADVLTAX 53,683.00 338.20
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY FIREADVLTAX 53,683.00 21.47
SWMH OWNED BY TERESA TOMASULO
A82 16 P
TOTAL RELEASES:359.67
14007910 2025-29020 DY:0RP:A63 407 SA 7/18/2025 3:26:30 PM
ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH
EXEMPTION ADDED C ADVLTAX 196,602.00 1,238.59
EXEMPTION ADDED FIREADVLTAX 196,602.00 78.64
TOTAL RELEASES:1,317.23
14007908 2025-29019 DY:0RP:A63 406 SA 7/18/2025 3:28:01 PM
ANTIOCH BAPT OF TIMBERLAKE INC
EXEMPTION ADDED C ADVLTAX 46,679.00 294.08
EXEMPTION ADDED FIREADVLTAX 46,679.00 18.67
TOTAL RELEASES:312.75
58354103 2025-41923 DY: PERSONAL PROPERTY RH 7/22/2025 9:53:53 AM
TOSHIBA AMERICA BUSINESS SOL
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY C ADVLTAX 7,643.00 48.15
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY CI50ADVLTAX 7,643.00 57.32
CORRECTED VALUE TOTAL RELEASES:105.47
67540301 2025-4714 DY:0RP:A88 6 MP 7/22/2025 11:04:51 AM
PICKETT JOHN JR
APPRAISER ADJUSTED BUILDING C ADVLTAX 52,793.00 332.60
APPRAISER ADJUSTED BUILDING FIREADVLTAX 52,793.00 21.12
REMOVING BUILDINGS - WRONG PARCEL
PER OWNER
TOTAL RELEASES:353.72
67540301 2024-4714 DY:0RP:A88 6 MP 7/22/2025 2:04:15 PM
PICKETT JOHN JR
APPRAISER ADJUSTED BUILDING C ADVLTAX 39,487.00 285.29
143143
RUN DATE: 10/23/2025 1:14 PM RELEASES REPORT
Person County
NAME BILL NUMBER OPER DATE/TIME DISTRICT VALUE AMOUNT
APPRAISER ADJUSTED BUILDING FIREADVLTAX 39,487.00 19.74
REMOVED BUILDINGS - WRONG PARCEL
PER OWNER
TOTAL RELEASES:305.03
9569303 2025-5231 DY:0RP:A63 95 MP 7/23/2025 12:36:53 PM
BROOKS HENRY CARLTON
APPRAISER ADJUSTED BUILDING C ADVLTAX 4,439.00 27.97
APPRAISER ADJUSTED BUILDING FIREADVLTAX 4,439.00 1.78
REMOVED 2 BATHS PER TAXPAYER
REQUEST
TOTAL RELEASES:29.75
77231301 2025-25765 DY:0RP:A63 339 MP 7/23/2025 1:11:36 PM
SPENCER JENNIFER LEE
APPRAISER ADJUSTED BUILDING C ADVLTAX 125,571.00 791.10
APPRAISER ADJUSTED BUILDING FIREADVLTAX 125,571.00 50.23
CHANGED GRADE TO B-5B F/2025 TOTAL RELEASES:841.33
202551818800 2025-518188 DY:24 PERSONAL PROPERTY SA 7/24/2025 11:19:00 AM
SOLIE LAURA ELIZABETH
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY C ADVLTAX 27,890.00 201.51
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY FIREADVLTAX 27,890.00 13.95
RELEASED TO CASWELL TOTAL RELEASES:215.46
70416101 2024-41881 DY: PERSONAL PROPERTY RH 7/24/2025 11:36:02 AM
MAGGIE LEIGH BOUTIQUE
C ADVLTAX 2,339.00 16.90
C PEN FEE 2,339.00 1.69
CI50ADVLTAX 2,339.00 18.71
CI50PEN FEE 2,339.00 1.87
BUSINESS WAS CLOSED 6/23 DEL 2024
BILL
TOTAL RELEASES:39.17
14434302 2025-16833 DY: RP:A21 73 SA 7/24/2025 11:45:29 AM
BRADSHER SHIRLEY F
EXEMPTION ADDED C ADVLTAX 10,500.00 66.15
EXEMPTION ADDED FIREADVLTAX 10,500.00 4.20
ADJUSTED SR EXMP AMOUNT TOTAL RELEASES:70.35
26135302 2025-5795 DY: RP:A64 87 SA 7/24/2025 12:06:23 PM
HEPLER WILLIAM ROBERT
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY C ADVLTAX 538.00 3.39
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY FIREADVLTAX 550.00 0.22
TOTAL RELEASES:3.61
202551693100 2025-516931 DY:24 PERSONAL PROPERTY SA 7/28/2025 9:40:40 AM
WAGSTAFF MARK CLELAND
CHANGE IN SITUS C ADVLTAX 5,600.00 53.95
CHANGE IN SITUS FIREADVLTAX 5,600.00 3.73
VEHICLE WAS TAGGED IN VIRGINIA TOTAL RELEASES:57.68
74304101 2025-39807 DY: PERSONAL PROPERTY MP 7/29/2025 11:10:42 AM
UNIQUELY ENHANCED SILHOUETTES
LLC
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY C ADVLTAX 2,150.00 13.55
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY C PEN FEE 2,150.00 1.36
144144
RUN DATE: 10/23/2025 1:14 PM RELEASES REPORT
Person County
NAME BILL NUMBER OPER DATE/TIME DISTRICT VALUE AMOUNT
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY CI50ADVLTAX 2,150.00 16.13
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY CI50PEN FEE 2,150.00 1.61
BUSINESS CLOSED 7/2024 TOTAL RELEASES:32.65
202551708500 2025-517085 DY:24 PERSONAL PROPERTY SA 7/29/2025 11:20:01 AM
WAGSTAFF JENNIFER FAY
C ADVLTAX 26,360.00 253.93
FIREADVLTAX 26,360.00 17.57
TOTAL RELEASES:271.50
4014303 2025-201435 DY:25RP:A20 40 SA 7/30/2025 12:25:57 PM
RUDDER MARGARET W ESTATE
EXEMPTION ADDED C ADVLTAX 71,250.00 448.88
EXEMPTION ADDED FIREADVLTAX 71,250.00 28.50
TOTAL RELEASES:477.38
65429102 2025-9566 DY:0RP:96 3 SA 7/30/2025 3:23:15 PM
WINDRIDGE APARTMENTS LLC
APPRAISER ADJUSTED BUILDING C ADVLTAX 6,276,320.00 39,540.82
APPRAISER ADJUSTED BUILDING CI50ADVLTAX 6,276,320.00 47,072.40
SEC 42 ADJ TOTAL RELEASES:86,613.22
7704201 2025-201439 DY:25 PERSONAL PROPERTY SA 8/4/2025 10:07:42 AM
BASS DAVID
CHANGE IN SITUS C ADVLTAX 63,492.00 400.00
CHANGE IN SITUS FIREADVLTAX 63,492.00 25.40
PAYED IN WAKE COUNTY TOTAL RELEASES:425.40
1846303 2025-301348 DY:25RP:A40 27 SRJ 8/4/2025 12:17:00 PM
HAWKINS SAMMY B
DOUBLE CHARGED C ADVLTAX 5,910.00 37.23
DOUBLE CHARGED FIREADVLTAX 5,910.00 2.36
ROLLBACK ON A40 454 F25 TOTAL RELEASES:39.59
37172201 2025-38155 DY: PERSONAL PROPERTY MP 8/4/2025 1:10:53 PM
SMITH WILL JR
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY C ADVLTAX 450.00 2.84
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY C PEN FEE 450.00 0.28
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY FIREADVLTAX 450.00 0.18
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY FIREPEN FEE 450.00 0.02
1979 SEARS BOAT & TRAILER SOLD TOTAL RELEASES:3.32
65763201 2024-40403 DY: PERSONAL PROPERTY SA 8/5/2025 10:45:13 AM
LAMBERT EMILY PAIGE
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY C ADVLTAX 2,194.00 15.85
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY C PEN FEE 2,194.00 1.59
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY FIREADVLTAX 2,194.00 1.10
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY FIREPEN FEE 2,194.00 0.11
EMILY PAIGE LAMBERT DOD 6/8/18 TOTAL RELEASES:18.65
65763201 2023-40403 DY: PERSONAL PROPERTY SA 8/5/2025 10:46:06 AM
LAMBERT EMILY PAIGE
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY C ADVLTAX 2,334.00 16.86
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY C PEN FEE 2,334.00 1.69
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY FIREADVLTAX 2,334.00 1.17
145145
RUN DATE: 10/23/2025 1:14 PM RELEASES REPORT
Person County
NAME BILL NUMBER OPER DATE/TIME DISTRICT VALUE AMOUNT
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY FIREPEN FEE 2,334.00 0.12
EMILY PAIGE LAMBERT DOD 6/8/18 TOTAL RELEASES:19.84
65763201 2025-40403 DY: PERSONAL PROPERTY SA 8/5/2025 10:47:35 AM
LAMBERT EMILY PAIGE
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY C ADVLTAX 2,062.00 12.99
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY C PEN FEE 2,062.00 1.30
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY FIREADVLTAX 2,062.00 0.82
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY FIREPEN FEE 2,062.00 0.08
EMILY PAIGE LAMBERT DOD 6/8/18 TOTAL RELEASES:15.19
202551854200 2025-518542 DY:24 PERSONAL PROPERTY SA 8/5/2025 3:09:59 PM
JACOVITCH INDUSTRIAL
CONSTRUCTION INC
C ADVLTAX 26,558.00 223.86
CI50ADVLTAX 26,558.00 247.87
TOTAL RELEASES:471.73
72342101 2025-12915 DY:0RP:15 52 MP 8/7/2025 9:43:31 AM
KL INVESTMENTS LLC
APPRAISER ADJUSTED BUILDING C ADVLTAX 9,253.00 58.29
APPRAISER ADJUSTED BUILDING CI50ADVLTAX 9,253.00 69.40
REMOVED 50% UNFINISHED BASEMENT
PER APPRAISER F/2025
TOTAL RELEASES:127.69
940302 2015-51245 DY: RP:A103 29 SA 8/7/2025 4:00:06 PM
THOMAS ED ESTATE
CHANGE IN SITUS C ADVLTAX 11,944.00 83.61
CHANGE IN SITUS SW30FFEEFEE 11,944.00 4.00
CHANGE IN SITUS C ADVTFEE 11,944.00 3.00
RELEASE TO GRANVILLE COUNTY TOTAL RELEASES:90.61
940302 2016-54579 DY: RP:A103 29 SA 8/7/2025 4:02:27 PM
THOMAS ED ESTATE
CHANGE IN SITUS C ADVLTAX 11,944.00 83.61
CHANGE IN SITUS SW30FFEEFEE 11,944.00 4.00
CHANGE IN SITUS C ADVTFEE 11,944.00 3.00
BILLED IN GRANVILLE COUNTY TOTAL RELEASES:90.61
940302 2017-18502 DY: RP:A103 29 SA 8/7/2025 4:03:37 PM
THOMAS ED ESTATE
CHANGE IN SITUS C ADVLTAX 11,944.00 83.61
CHANGE IN SITUS SW30FFEEFEE 11,944.00 4.00
CHANGE IN SITUS C ADVTFEE 11,944.00 3.00
BILLED IN GRANVILLE COUNTY TOTAL RELEASES:90.61
940302 2018-18502 DY: RP:A103 29 SA 8/7/2025 4:04:21 PM
THOMAS ED ESTATE
CHANGE IN SITUS C ADVLTAX 11,944.00 83.61
CHANGE IN SITUS SW30FFEEFEE 11,944.00 4.00
CHANGE IN SITUS FIREADVLTAX 11,944.00 1.19
CHANGE IN SITUS C ADVTFEE 11,944.00 3.00
BILLED IN GRANVILLE COUNTY TOTAL RELEASES:91.80
146146
RUN DATE: 10/23/2025 1:14 PM RELEASES REPORT
Person County
NAME BILL NUMBER OPER DATE/TIME DISTRICT VALUE AMOUNT
940302 2019-18502 DY: RP:A103 29 SA 8/7/2025 4:05:03 PM
THOMAS ED ESTATE
CHANGE IN SITUS C ADVLTAX 11,944.00 87.19
CHANGE IN SITUS SW30FFEEFEE 11,944.00 4.00
CHANGE IN SITUS FIREADVLTAX 11,944.00 3.28
CHANGE IN SITUS C ADVTFEE 11,944.00 3.00
BILLED IN GRANVILLE COUNTY TOTAL RELEASES:97.47
940302 2020-18502 DY:0RP:A103 29 SA 8/7/2025 4:05:36 PM
THOMAS ED ESTATE
CHANGE IN SITUS C ADVLTAX 11,944.00 86.00
CHANGE IN SITUS SW30FFEEFEE 11,944.00 4.00
CHANGE IN SITUS FIREADVLTAX 11,944.00 3.28
CHANGE IN SITUS C ADVTFEE 11,944.00 3.00
BILLED IN GRANVILLE COUNTY TOTAL RELEASES:96.28
940302 2021-18502 DY:0RP:A103 29 SA 8/7/2025 4:06:13 PM
THOMAS ED ESTATE
CHANGE IN SITUS C ADVLTAX 16,080.00 115.78
CHANGE IN SITUS SW30FFEEFEE 16,080.00 4.00
CHANGE IN SITUS FIREADVLTAX 16,080.00 4.42
CHANGE IN SITUS C ADVTFEE 16,080.00 4.00
BILLED IN GRANVILLE COUNTY TOTAL RELEASES:128.20
940302 2022-18502 DY:0RP:A103 29 SA 8/7/2025 4:06:48 PM
THOMAS ED ESTATE
CHANGE IN SITUS C ADVLTAX 16,080.00 115.78
CHANGE IN SITUS SW30FFEEFEE 16,080.00 4.00
CHANGE IN SITUS FIREADVLTAX 16,080.00 8.04
CHANGE IN SITUS C ADVTFEE 16,080.00 4.00
BILLED IN GRANVILLE COUNTY TOTAL RELEASES:131.82
940302 2023-18502 DY:0RP:A103 29 SA 8/7/2025 4:07:22 PM
THOMAS ED ESTATE
CHANGE IN SITUS C ADVLTAX 16,080.00 116.18
CHANGE IN SITUS SW30FFEEFEE 16,080.00 4.00
CHANGE IN SITUS FIREADVLTAX 16,080.00 8.04
CHANGE IN SITUS C ADVTFEE 16,080.00 4.00
BILLED IN GRANVILLE COUNTY TOTAL RELEASES:132.22
940302 2024-18502 DY:0RP:A103 29 SA 8/7/2025 4:09:01 PM
THOMAS ED ESTATE
CHANGE IN SITUS C ADVLTAX 16,080.00 116.18
CHANGE IN SITUS SW30FFEEFEE 16,080.00 4.00
CHANGE IN SITUS FIREADVLTAX 16,080.00 8.04
CHANGE IN SITUS C ADVTFEE 16,080.00 4.00
BILLED IN GRANVILLE COUNTY TOTAL RELEASES:132.22
940302 2025-18502 DY:0RP:A103 29 SA 8/7/2025 4:09:43 PM
THOMAS ED ESTATE
CHANGE IN SITUS C ADVLTAX 17,123.00 107.87
CHANGE IN SITUS SW30FFEEFEE 17,123.00 4.00
CHANGE IN SITUS FIREADVLTAX 17,123.00 6.85
BILLED IN GRANVILLE COUNTY TOTAL RELEASES:118.72147147
RUN DATE: 10/23/2025 1:14 PM RELEASES REPORT
Person County
NAME BILL NUMBER OPER DATE/TIME DISTRICT VALUE AMOUNT
202551698400 2025-516984 DY:24 PERSONAL PROPERTY MP 8/26/2025 10:31:14 AM
CASEY STEPHEN MARK
DOUBLE CHARGED C ADVLTAX 2,550.00 84.44
DOUBLE CHARGED FIREADVLTAX 2,550.00 5.84
VEHICLE REGISTERED IN NH TOTAL RELEASES:90.28
1990301 2025-201458 DY:25 PERSONAL PROPERTY RH 8/26/2025 11:31:58 AM
JOHNSON EDWARD P JR
C ADVLTAX 9,400.00 59.22
C PEN FEE 9,400.00 5.92
FIREADVLTAX 9,400.00 3.76
FIREPEN FEE 9,400.00 0.38
DUP BILL SEE REC #18136 TOTAL RELEASES:69.28
71553301 2025-19794 DY: RP:A98 117 MP 9/2/2025 12:04:49 PM
WORRELL CHADWICK THOMAS
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY C ADVLTAX 1,200.00 7.56
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY C ADVLTAX 2,519.00 15.87
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY FIREADVLTAX 1,200.00 0.48
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY FIREADVLTAX 2,519.00 1.01
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY C PEN FEE 2,519.00 1.59
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY FIREPEN FEE 2,519.00 0.10
ALL BUILDINGS DESTROYED BY FIRE PER
FIRE MARSHALL 8/24/2024
RELEASING VALUES FOR SWMH ($2519) &
STORAGE BLDGS ($1200) F/25
TOTAL RELEASES:26.61
3846103 2025-18491 DY:0RP:A80 182 MP 9/2/2025 2:54:45 PM
CHI CONSTRUCTION INC
APPRAISER ADJUSTED BUILDING C ADVLTAX 317,729.00 2,001.69
APPRAISER ADJUSTED BUILDING FIREADVLTAX 317,729.00 127.09
REMOVED MODULAR - BURNED 6/16/2024
PER FIRE MARSHALL
TOTAL RELEASES:2,128.78
201950226600 2019-502266 DY:18 PERSONAL PROPERTY SRJ 9/11/2025 11:03:19 AM
MEDLIN CHRISTOPHER SHANE
BANKRUPTCY DISCHARGE PER COURT C ADVLTAX 1,445.00 3.34
BANKRUPTCY DISCHARGE PER COURT FIREADVLTAX 1,543.00 0.05
TOTAL RELEASES:3.39
47549304 2025-13263 DY: RP:78 17 MP 9/12/2025 9:53:19 AM
SPIVEY CHRISTOPHER
C ADVLTAX 13,108.00 82.58
FIREADVLTAX 13,108.00 5.24
SWMH REMOVED 2/13/2025 PER OWNER TOTAL RELEASES:87.82
40021301 2025-7465 DY: RP:A19 28A MP 9/15/2025 1:37:44 PM
LONG JIMMY DEAN
APPRAISER ADJUSTED BUILDING C ADVLTAX 41,760.00 263.09
APPRAISER ADJUSTED BUILDING FIREADVLTAX 41,760.00 16.70
REMOVED 30X30 GARAGE PER TAXPAYER
F/2025
TOTAL RELEASES:279.79
11872102 2025-35902 DY: PERSONAL PROPERTY RH 9/17/2025 11:10:23 AM
DE LAGE LANDEN FINANCIAL SERV
C ADVLTAX 1,783.00 11.23148148
RUN DATE: 10/23/2025 1:14 PM RELEASES REPORT
Person County
NAME BILL NUMBER OPER DATE/TIME DISTRICT VALUE AMOUNT
CI50ADVLTAX 1,783.00 13.37
CORRECTED BILL F25 TOTAL RELEASES:24.60
2927301 2025-18172 DY: RP:A27 168 SA 9/17/2025 1:02:44 PM
DUNEVANT THOMAS W
C ADVLTAX 95,140.00 599.38
FIREADVLTAX 95,140.00 38.06
ADDED EXEMPTION F/25 PER RUSSELL TOTAL RELEASES:637.44
23336302 2025-6143 DY:0RP:A65A 66 SA 9/17/2025 2:42:26 PM
RIVERA RAMON ESTATE
EXEMPTION ADDED C ADVLTAX 91,883.00 578.86
EXEMPTION ADDED FIREADVLTAX 91,883.00 36.75
SR EXEMPTION APPLYED TOTAL RELEASES:615.61
13929303 2025-3731 DY: RP:A26 60 RH 10/1/2025 10:14:56 AM
WAGSTAFF LINDSAY T JR
DOUBLE CHARGED C ADVLTAX 39,681.00 249.99
DOUBLE CHARGED FIREADVLTAX 39,681.00 15.87
DELETE LOWE BOAT SEE REC # 17850 TOTAL RELEASES:265.86
62542101 2025-40194 DY: PERSONAL PROPERTY SRJ 10/6/2025 9:32:47 AM
CONTERRA ULTRA BROADBAND LLC
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY C PEN FEE 0.00 100.37
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY FIREPEN FEE 0.00 6.37
PROVIDED POSTMARK TOTAL RELEASES:106.74
40174102 2025-38593 DY: PERSONAL PROPERTY RH 10/16/2025 12:43:24 PM
MASTEC NORTH AMERICA INC
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY C ADVLTAX 4,791.00 30.18
LISTING ADJUSTED PERSONAL PROPERTY CI50ADVLTAX 4,791.00 35.93
DELETE KAUF TRLR NOT OWNED IN 2025 TOTAL RELEASES:66.11
NET RELEASES PRINTED:310,425.08
TOTAL TAXES RELEASED 310,425.08
149149
RUN DATE: 10/23/2025 1:14 PM RELEASES REPORT
Person County
C ADVLTAX - County Tax
TAX
YEAR
RATE
YEAR
REAL VALUE
RELEASED
PERS VALUE
RELEASED
TOTAL VALUE
RELEASED
REAL TAX
RELEASED
PERS TAX
RELEASED
MV VALUE
RELEASED
MV TAXES
RELEASED
TOTAL VALUE
RELEASED
TOTAL TAXES
RELEASED
2019 2018 0 1,445 1,445 0.00 3.34 0 0.00 1,445 3.34
2017 2017 11,944 0 11,944 83.61 0.00 0 0.00 11,944 83.61
2020 2020 11,944 0 11,944 86.00 0.00 0 0.00 11,944 86.00
2021 2021 16,080 0 16,080 115.78 0.00 0 0.00 16,080 115.78
2024 2024 55,567 9,066 64,633 401.47 36.03 0 0.00 64,633 437.50
2016 2016 11,944 0 11,944 83.61 0.00 0 0.00 11,944 83.61
2022 2022 16,080 0 16,080 115.78 0.00 0 0.00 16,080 115.78
2019 2019 11,944 0 11,944 87.19 0.00 0 0.00 11,944 87.19
2025 2024 0 104,972 104,972 0.00 875.54 0 0.00 104,972 875.54
2023 2023 16,080 4,668 20,748 116.18 18.55 0 0.00 20,748 134.73
2015 2015 11,944 0 11,944 83.61 0.00 0 0.00 11,944 83.61
2018 2018 11,944 0 11,944 83.61 0.00 0 0.00 11,944 83.61
2025 2025 7,481,379 31,821,023 39,302,402 47,132.69 200,187.55 0 0.00 39,302,402 247,320.24
DIST TOTAL 7,656,850 31,941,174 39,598,024 48,389.53 201,121.01 0 0.00 39,598,024 249,510.54
FIREADVLTAX - Fire District Tax
TAX
YEAR
RATE
YEAR
REAL VALUE
RELEASED
PERS VALUE
RELEASED
TOTAL VALUE
RELEASED
REAL TAX
RELEASED
PERS TAX
RELEASED
MV VALUE
RELEASED
MV TAXES
RELEASED
TOTAL VALUE
RELEASED
TOTAL TAXES
RELEASED
2019 2019 11,944 0 11,944 3.28 0.00 0 0.00 11,944 3.28
2025 2025 1,195,806 31,798,352 32,994,158 478.31 12,702.77 0 0.00 32,994,158 13,181.08
2022 2022 16,080 0 16,080 8.04 0.00 0 0.00 16,080 8.04
2024 2024 55,567 4,388 59,955 27.78 1.21 0 0.00 59,955 28.99
2021 2021 16,080 0 16,080 4.42 0.00 0 0.00 16,080 4.42
2018 2018 11,944 0 11,944 1.19 0.00 0 0.00 11,944 1.19
2025 2024 0 78,414 78,414 0.00 45.09 0 0.00 78,414 45.09
2023 2023 16,080 4,668 20,748 8.04 1.29 0 0.00 20,748 9.33
2019 2018 0 1,543 1,543 0.00 0.05 0 0.00 1,543 0.05
2020 2020 11,944 0 11,944 3.28 0.00 0 0.00 11,944 3.28
DIST TOTAL 1,335,445 31,887,365 33,222,810 534.34 12,750.41 0 0.00 33,222,810 13,284.75
CI50ADVLTAX - City of Roxboro
TAX
YEAR
RATE
YEAR
REAL VALUE
RELEASED
PERS VALUE
RELEASED
TOTAL VALUE
RELEASED
REAL TAX
RELEASED
PERS TAX
RELEASED
MV VALUE
RELEASED
MV TAXES
RELEASED
TOTAL VALUE
RELEASED
TOTAL TAXES
RELEASED
2025 2025 6,285,573 22,683 6,308,256 47,141.80 141.54 0 0.00 6,308,256 47,283.34
2024 2024 0 4,678 4,678 0.00 20.58 0 0.00 4,678 20.58
2025 2024 0 26,558 26,558 0.00 247.87 0 0.00 26,558 247.87
DIST TOTAL 6,285,573 53,919 6,339,492 47,141.80 409.99 0 0.00 6,339,492 47,551.79
GRAND TOTALS:15,277,868 63,882,458 79,160,326 96,065.67 214,281.41 0 0.00 79,160,326 310,347.08
150150
Payee Name Address 3 Refund Type Refund Reason
Create
Date Tax Jurisdiction Levy Type
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
($4.93)
($0.34)
$5.27
Vehicle Sold 7/2/2025ROXBORO, NC 27574 ProrationBOGUE, JAMES WILLIAM
Vehicle Sold 7/1/2025
($3.25)
($0.22)
$3.47
($126.58)
($8.76)
$135.34
BEST, WHITNEY MICHELLE ROXBORO, NC 27574 Proration
Vehicle Sold 8/1/2025TIMBERLAKE, NC 27583 ProrationBASS, RANDOLPH FORSYTH
Vehicle Sold 8/19/2025
($41.13)
($2.85)
$43.98
($59.49)
($4.12)
$63.61
BARNETTE, DEVIN KEITH ROXBORO, NC 27574 Proration
Vehicle Sold 10/6/2025TIMBERLAKE, NC 27583 ProrationBAILEY, ROY PHIL
Vehicle Sold 7/31/2025
($315.37)
($21.83)
$337.20
($28.95)
($2.01)
$30.96
ALLEN, RONALD WAYNE ROXBORO, NC 27574 Proration
Vehicle Sold 7/31/2025ROXBORO, NC 27574 ProrationAGUILAR, JESSICA ELIZABETH SIDES
Total Change
Vehicle Sold 10/6/2025
($71.53)
($4.95)
$76.48
($14.88)
($1.03)
$15.91
ADCOCK, BARBY EILEEN ROUGEMONT, NC 27572 Proration
Vehicle Sold 7/24/2025TIMBERLAKE, NC 27583 Proration501 US SUPPLY
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Payee Name Address 3 Refund Type Refund Reason
Create
Date Tax Jurisdiction Levy Type
Total Change
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
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01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
Vehicle Sold 7/2/2025
($6.50)
($0.45)
$6.95
($38.94)
($2.69)
$41.63
CAYETANO CONSTRUCTION LLC HURDLE MILLS, NC 27541 Proration
Vehicle Sold 8/1/2025ROXBORO, NC 27574 ProrationCARVER, SONYA WILKERSON
Vehicle Sold 9/24/2025
($23.60)
($1.63)
$25.23
($13.91)
($0.96)
$14.87
CAMPBELL, SHARON JOHNSON TIMBERLAKE, NC 27583 Proration
Vehicle Sold 10/6/2025ROXBORO, NC 27574 ProrationBUNGATO, MONICO MALAPIT JR
Mileage 9/23/2025
($3.12)
($0.22)
$3.34
($5.09)
($0.35)
$5.44
BROGAN, RICHARD ALAN ROXBORO, NC 27573 Adjustment <
$100
Mileage 9/11/2025ROXBORO, NC 27573 Adjustment <
$100BROGAN, RICHARD ALAN
Mileage 9/10/2025
($121.14)
($7.69)
$128.83
($3.58)
($0.25)
$3.83
BRIAN C PARKER INVESTMENTS LLC TIMBERLAKE, NC 27583 Adjustment >=
$100
Vehicle Sold 9/23/2025ROXBORO, NC 27573 ProrationBOWES, DANIEL CARL
Vehicle Sold 9/9/2025
($28.61)
($1.98)
$30.59
BOWES, DANIEL CARL ROXBORO, NC 27573 Proration
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Payee Name Address 3 Refund Type Refund Reason
Create
Date Tax Jurisdiction Levy Type
Total Change
01 TAX
50 TAX
50 VEHICLE
FEE
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAXVehicle Sold 8/7/2025
($81.61)
($5.65)
$87.26
($59.85)
($4.14)
$63.99
DUNKLEY, RANDY DWIGHT ROXBORO, NC 27574 Proration
Vehicle Sold 9/19/2025ROUGEMONT, NC 27572 ProrationDUKE, RICKY DAVID
Assessed In Err 9/12/2025
($40.53)
($2.81)
$43.34
($69.19)
($4.79)
$73.98
DIXON, LARRY MICHAEL HURDLE MILLS, NC 27541 Adjustment <
$100
Vehicle Sold 8/11/2025ROXBORO, NC 27573 ProrationDENNIS, MICHAEL WAYNE
Vehicle
Totalled 10/14/2025
($31.31)
($2.17)
$33.48
($60.69)
($4.20)
$64.89
CORCORAN, MARTHA BILLINGS ROXBORO, NC 27573 Proration
Military 7/7/2025TIMBERLAKE, NC 27583 Adjustment <
$100COHEE, JOHN JOSEPH JR
Military 7/7/2025
($28.61)
($1.98)
$30.59
($55.16)
($3.82)
$58.98
COHEE, JOHN JOSEPH JR TIMBERLAKE, NC 27583 Adjustment <
$100
Vehicle Sold 8/5/2025ROXBORO, NC 27574 ProrationCLAYTON, JACOB THOMAS EDWARD
($49.67)
($55.00)
$0.00
$104.67
Vehicle Sold 8/21/2025ROXBORO, NC 27573 ProrationCAZABA CATERING SERVICES INC
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Payee Name Address 3 Refund Type Refund Reason
Create
Date Tax Jurisdiction Levy Type
Total Change
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
50 TAX
50 VEHICLE
FEE
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
50 TAX
50 VEHICLE
FEE
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAXVehicle Sold 8/25/2025
($121.67)
($8.42)
$130.09
($22.70)
($1.57)
$24.27
FIRST CHOICE LEASING DURHAM, NC 27717 Proration
Vehicle Sold 8/8/2025DURHAM, NC 27717 ProrationFIRST CHOICE LEASING
Vehicle Sold 7/17/2025
($65.32)
($72.33)
$0.00
$137.65
($187.16)
($12.95)
$200.11
FIRST CHOICE LEASING DURHAM, NC 27717 Proration
Vehicle Sold 9/19/2025TIMBERLAKE, NC 27583 ProrationFABEAN, FRED ALAN
Vehicle Sold 9/12/2025
($133.52)
($9.24)
$142.76
($72.24)
($5.00)
$77.24
EVANS, ANGELA CARR ROXBORO, NC 27574 Proration
Vehicle
Totalled 7/9/2025ROUGEMONT, NC 27572 ProrationERDNER, MICHAEL PATRICK
Vehicle Sold 9/16/2025
($22.22)
($24.60)
$0.00
$46.82
($31.21)
($2.16)
$33.37
EASTWOOD, DONALD LEE JR ROXBORO, NC 27573 Proration
Over Assessment 9/16/2025TIMBERLAKE, NC 27583 Adjustment <
$100DUNN, RYAN GERALD
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Payee Name Address 3 Refund Type Refund Reason
Create
Date Tax Jurisdiction Levy Type
Total Change
01 TAX
50 TAX
50 VEHICLE
FEE
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
50 TAX
50 VEHICLE
FEE
($5.04)
($6.00)
($30.00)
$41.04
Vehicle Sold 10/6/2025ROXBORO, NC 27573 ProrationGARRY CLAYTON INSURANCE AGENCY
Vehicle Sold 8/29/2025
($15.96)
($1.11)
$17.07
($21.13)
($1.47)
$22.60
GARRETT, PAMELA DAVIS ROXBORO, NC 27574 Proration
Vehicle Sold 7/30/2025ROXBORO, NC 27574 ProrationFRISBIE, JEFFERSON LEE
Vehicle
Totalled 8/20/2025
($41.74)
($2.89)
$44.63
($48.20)
($3.34)
$51.54
FRANKLIN, ASHLEY ELAINE TIMBERLAKE, NC 27583 Proration
Vehicle Sold 10/20/2025DURHAM, NC 27717 ProrationFIRST CHOICE LEASING
Vehicle Sold 10/6/2025
($67.47)
($4.67)
$72.14
($9.64)
($0.67)
$10.31
FIRST CHOICE LEASING DURHAM, NC 27717 Proration
Vehicle Sold 10/6/2025DURHAM, NC 27717 ProrationFIRST CHOICE LEASING
($39.19)
($43.40)
$0.00
$82.59
Vehicle Sold 9/30/2025DURHAM, NC 27717 ProrationFIRST CHOICE LEASING
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Payee Name Address 3 Refund Type Refund Reason
Create
Date Tax Jurisdiction Levy Type
Total Change
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
($186.79)
($12.93)
$199.72
Vehicle Sold 10/8/2025TIMBERLAKE, NC 27583 ProrationHAMMACK, MEAGAN RENEE
Vehicle Sold 10/21/2025
($21.96)
($1.52)
$23.48
($129.73)
($8.98)
$138.71
HAMLETT, CALVIN NATHANIEL SEMORA, NC 27343 Proration
Vehicle Sold 7/7/2025HURDLE MILLS, NC 27541 ProrationHAILEY, JORDAN MILLER
Vehicle Sold 9/23/2025
($73.71)
($5.11)
$78.82
($13.61)
($0.94)
$14.55
GREEN, DEREK RYAN ROXBORO, NC 27574 Proration
Vehicle Sold 7/17/2025ROXBORO, NC 27574 ProrationGLASSCOCK, RITA BARR
Vehicle Sold 7/17/2025
($2.60)
($0.18)
$2.78
($0.55)
($0.04)
$0.59
GLASSCOCK, RITA BARR ROXBORO, NC 27574 Proration
Vehicle Sold 7/17/2025ROXBORO, NC 27574 ProrationGLASSCOCK, RITA BARR
Vehicle Sold 7/17/2025
($7.23)
($0.50)
$7.73
($49.73)
($3.44)
$53.17
GLASSCOCK, HENRY ALLAN ROXBORO, NC 27574 Proration
Vehicle Sold 8/28/2025TIMBERLAKE, NC 27583 ProrationGLASGOW, RHONDA FAYE
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Payee Name Address 3 Refund Type Refund Reason
Create
Date Tax Jurisdiction Levy Type
Total Change
01 TAX
50 TAX
50 VEHICLE
FEE
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAXVehicle Sold 10/10/2025
($0.97)
($0.07)
$1.04
($110.76)
($7.67)
$118.43
JIMMY LEWIS CONTRACTING, INC ROXBORO, NC 27573 Proration
Vehicle Sold 9/18/2025ROXBORO, NC 27574 ProrationIRBY, JOSEPH LEE
Vehicle Sold 9/17/2025
($66.98)
($4.63)
$71.61
($11.12)
($0.71)
$11.83
INDORATO, BRIAN JOSEPH ROXBORO, NC 27574 Proration
Over Assessment 8/1/2025ROXBORO, NC 27574 Adjustment <
$100HUGHES, JULIAN NEIL JR
Vehicle Sold 8/27/2025
($18.35)
($1.27)
$19.62
($4.25)
($0.29)
$4.54
HORNER PRESSURE WASHING LLC ROXBORO, NC 27574 Proration
Mileage 9/10/2025TIMBERLAKE, NC 27583 Adjustment <
$100HENSLER, ROBIN SCOTT
Vehicle Sold 8/20/2025
($19.40)
($1.23)
$20.63
($73.91)
($5.11)
$79.02
HARRIS, WANDA JEAN ROXBORO, NC 27573 Proration
Vehicle Sold 7/15/2025ROXBORO, NC 27573 ProrationHARRIS, HUNTER SHANE
Situs error 7/8/2025
$0.00
($225.76)
($30.00)
$241.65
HAND, KATI RAE HURDLE MILLS, NC 27541 Adjustment >=
$100
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Payee Name Address 3 Refund Type Refund Reason
Create
Date Tax Jurisdiction Levy Type
Total Change
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
50 TAX
50 VEHICLE
FEE
01 TAX
50 TAX
50 VEHICLE
FEE
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
($41.92)
($2.91)
$44.83
Vehicle Sold 8/7/2025ROXBORO, NC 27574 ProrationLONG, WALTER TALMADGE
Vehicle
Totalled 10/2/2025
($68.41)
($4.74)
$73.15
($3.44)
($0.24)
$3.68
LONG, HAILEY ELIZABETH ROXBORO, NC 27574 Proration
Vehicle Sold 10/20/2025TIMBERLAKE, NC 27583 ProrationLEMAIRE, JOHN ROBERT JR
($11.84)
($13.10)
$0.00
$24.94
Mileage 8/22/2025ROXBORO, NC 27573 Adjustment <
$100LEBLANC, DAVID JOSEPH
($15.48)
($17.14)
$0.00
$32.62
Vehicle
Totalled 10/2/2025ROXBORO, NC 27573 ProrationJONES, JON MICHAEL AARON
Vehicle Sold 8/1/2025
($62.32)
($4.32)
$66.64
($23.27)
($1.61)
$24.88
JONES, JOHN ERNEST ROXBORO, NC 27573 Proration
Vehicle Sold 10/14/2025ROUGEMONT, NC 27572 ProrationJONES, CHARLES MICHAEL II
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Create
Date Tax Jurisdiction Levy Type
Total Change
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
50 TAX
50 VEHICLE
FEE
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
50 TAX
50 VEHICLE
FEE
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAXVehicle Sold 10/2/2025
($8.16)
($0.57)
$8.73
($274.33)
($18.99)
$293.32
MILLIGAN, HANS JURGEN ROXBORO, NC 27574 Proration
Vehicle Sold 8/20/2025ROXBORO, NC 27574 ProrationMELTON, LINDA HUTCHINS
Vehicle Sold 8/8/2025
($13.20)
($14.61)
$0.00
$27.81
($18.42)
($1.27)
$19.69
MCKINNEY, VIVIAN MILLIS ROXBORO, NC 27573 Proration
Vehicle Sold 10/14/2025HURDLE MILLS, NC 27541 ProrationMCCULLOUGH, BERTHA RILEY
Vehicle Sold 8/20/2025
($33.77)
($2.34)
$36.11
($26.88)
($1.86)
$28.74
MCCAIN, EVELYN MCCLURE ROXBORO, NC 27573 Proration
Vehicle Sold 9/23/2025TIMBERLAKE, NC 27583 ProrationMATTHEWS, DEBRA JEAN
($32.18)
($35.62)
$0.00
$67.80
SLVG or RBLT
TTL 9/29/2025ROXBORO, NC 27573 Adjustment <
$100MASSEY, MARK CHRISTOPHER
Vehicle Sold 7/2/2025
($29.04)
($2.01)
$31.05
MANGAN, MARTIN JOSEPH OXFORD, NC 27565 Proration
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Payee Name Address 3 Refund Type Refund Reason
Create
Date Tax Jurisdiction Levy Type
Total Change
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
50 TAX
50 VEHICLE
FEE
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
50 TAX
50 VEHICLE
FEE
01 TAX
60 TAX
($48.38)
($3.35)
$51.73
Vehicle Sold 8/18/2025TIMBERLAKE, NC 27583 ProrationPULLIAM, LESLIE VAN
($67.82)
($75.09)
$0.00
Reg . Out of
state 10/7/2025ROXBORO, NC 27573 ProrationPRESTON, KELLY RAE
Vehicle Sold 8/14/2025
($137.85)
($9.54)
$147.39
($3.43)
($0.24)
$3.67
PIXLEY, CONNIE JONES ROXBORO, NC 27574 Proration
Vehicle
Totalled 7/16/2025ROXBORO, NC 27574 ProrationPETTIFORD, SYLVIA BATTLE
Vehicle Sold 10/20/2025
($13.40)
($0.93)
$14.33
($81.98)
($5.68)
$87.66
PARROTT, BRANDON BLAIR TIMBERLAKE, NC 27583 Proration
Vehicle
Totalled 7/23/2025TIMBERLAKE, NC 27583 ProrationONEAL, STEVEN EDWARD
($79.23)
($87.73)
$0.00
$166.96
Vehicle
Totalled 9/22/2025ROXBORO, NC 27573 ProrationOAKLEY, REBECCA LONG
Vehicle Sold 8/5/2025
($49.35)
($3.42)
$52.77
($70.15)
($4.86)
$75.01
NORRIS, RONALD ARTHUR HURDLE MILLS, NC 27541 Proration
Vehicle
Totalled 8/22/2025TIMBERLAKE, NC 27583 ProrationMOONEY, PAMELA WILKERSON
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Payee Name Address 3 Refund Type Refund Reason
Create
Date Tax Jurisdiction Levy Type
Total Change
01 TAX
50 TAX
50 VEHICLE
FEE
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
50 TAX
50 VEHICLE
FEE
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAXVehicle Sold 7/7/2025
($9.20)
($0.64)
$9.84
($6.77)
($0.47)
$7.24
SANDERS, GORDON THOMAS TIMBERLAKE, NC 27583 Proration
Vehicle Sold 8/14/2025ROXBORO, NC 27574 ProrationROYAL, JULIE WORLEY
($206.77)
($228.94)
($30.00)
$465.71
Exempt Property 8/21/2025ROXBORO, NC 27573 Adjustment >=
$100ROOTS & WINGS PERSON COUNTY INC
Vehicle Sold 10/1/2025
($4.33)
($0.30)
$4.63
($6.50)
($0.45)
$6.95
ROGERS, TERRY LYNN TIMBERLAKE, NC 27583 Proration
Vehicle Sold 8/18/2025ROXBORO, NC 27574 ProrationROBERTSON, CATHY MOORE
Vehicle Sold 9/8/2025
($98.88)
($6.85)
$105.73
($25.77)
($1.79)
$27.56
RHEW, ALWARD FULLER TIMBERLAKE, NC 27583 Proration
Vehicle Sold 8/19/2025TIMBERLAKE, NC 27583 ProrationREED, JOANNE MAULDEN
Vehicle Sold 7/7/2025
($8.15)
($9.02)
$0.00
$17.17
PYLES, SHELIA CLAYTON ROXBORO, NC 27573 Proration
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Create
Date Tax Jurisdiction Levy Type
Total Change
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
50 TAX
50 VEHICLE
FEE
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
50 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
50 TAX
50 VEHICLE
FEEVehicle
Totalled 10/16/2025
($120.75)
($133.70)
$0.00
$254.45
($7.58)
($0.52)
$8.10
SOLOMON, JOY TRACEY ROXBORO, NC 27573 Proration
Vehicle Sold 8/14/2025LEASBURG, NC 27291 ProrationSMITH, PATRICIA ANN
Vehicle Sold 8/13/2025
($103.71)
($7.18)
$110.89
($1.16)
($1.29)
$2.45
SMITH, LENARD CORNELIUS ROXBORO, NC 27574 Proration
Vehicle Sold 10/10/2025ROXBORO, NC 27573 ProrationSITEWORK UTILITIES INC
Vehicle Sold 9/17/2025
($59.34)
($4.11)
$63.45
($3.01)
($0.21)
$3.22
SIMPSON, CHARLES ROBERT ROXBORO, NC 27574 Proration
Vehicle Sold 10/6/2025ROXBORO, NC 27574 ProrationSHAW, JAMES BRENT
Vehicle Sold 8/29/2025
($13.91)
($15.40)
$0.00
$29.31
($50.93)
($3.52)
$54.45
SERRANO, JOHN LUCIANO ROXBORO, NC 27573 Proration
Vehicle Sold 7/21/2025ROXBORO, NC 27574 ProrationSANFORD, TAMARA MAHR
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Payee Name Address 3 Refund Type Refund Reason
Create
Date Tax Jurisdiction Levy Type
Total Change
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
50 TAX
50 VEHICLE
FEE
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
50 TAX
50 VEHICLE
FEE
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAXVehicle Sold 9/3/2025
($5.04)
($0.32)
$5.36
($19.65)
($1.36)
$21.01
WALKER, PAMELA GAIL ROXBORO, NC 27574 Proration
Damage 9/10/2025ROXBORO, NC 27574 Adjustment <
$100WALKER, KATRINA MAE
($1.44)
($1.60)
$0.00
$3.04
Vehicle Sold 9/12/2025ROXBORO, NC 27573 ProrationVAUGHAN, LANNY GERALD
Vehicle Sold 8/25/2025
($26.25)
($1.82)
$28.07
($12.25)
($0.85)
$13.10
VAUGHAN, CHARLES EDWARD ROXBORO, NC 27574 Proration
Vehicle Sold 9/23/2025TIMBERLAKE, NC 27583 ProrationTIZON, LOURD DANIEL CAPUY
($34.86)
($38.60)
$0.00
$73.46
Vehicle Sold 8/28/2025ROXBORO, NC 27573 ProrationTAYLOR, BARRY LANE
Vehicle Sold 9/12/2025
($36.85)
($2.55)
$39.40
($113.07)
($7.82)
$120.89
STRANGE, MARGIE OGLE ROXBORO, NC 27574 Proration
Vehicle Sold 8/6/2025HURDLE MILLS, NC 27541 ProrationSTONE, KENNETH RYAN
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Payee Name Address 3 Refund Type Refund Reason
Create
Date Tax Jurisdiction Levy Type
Total Change
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
50 TAX
50 VEHICLE
FEE
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
50 TAX
50 VEHICLE
FEEVehicle Sold 8/7/2025
($15.17)
($16.80)
$0.00
$31.97
($16.20)
($1.12)
$17.32
WILLIAMS, JERRY WAYNE ROXBORO, NC 27573 Proration
Vehicle Sold 8/1/2025ROXBORO, NC 27573 ProrationWILBORN, DENISE SATTERFIELD
Vehicle Sold 7/22/2025
($288.34)
($319.27)
$0.00
$607.61
($76.30)
($5.28)
$81.58
WHITTED, BERTHA BANKS ROXBORO, NC 27573 Proration
Vehicle Sold 9/9/2025ROXBORO, NC 27574 ProrationWHITT, HUGH THOMAS
Vehicle Sold 9/26/2025
($120.40)
($8.33)
$128.73
($87.26)
($5.54)
$92.80
WHITT, HOWARD LAWRENCE ROXBORO, NC 27573 Proration
Vehicle Sold 9/26/2025ROXBORO, NC 27573 ProrationWHITT, HOWARD LAWRENCE
Mileage 8/28/2025
($20.14)
($1.28)
$21.42
($11.38)
($0.79)
$12.17
WASEILEWSKI, STACY LOU ROXBORO, NC 27574 Adjustment <
$100
Vehicle Sold 8/1/2025ROXBORO, NC 27574 ProrationWARREN, MARNIE
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Payee Name Address 3 Refund Type Refund Reason
Create
Date Tax Jurisdiction Levy Type
Total Change
01 TAX
50 TAX
50 VEHICLE
FEE
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
50 TAX
50 VEHICLE
FEE
01 TAX
60 TAX
01 TAX
60 TAX
$8616.29
Vehicle Sold 7/28/2025
($9.73)
($0.68)
$10.41
($81.93)
($5.67)
$87.60
YOUNG, JAMES MICHAEL HURDLE MILLS, NC 27541 Proration
Vehicle Sold 10/21/2025ROUGEMONT, NC 27572 ProrationYOUNG, DAVID AUSTIN
($272.11)
($301.30)
$0.00
$573.41
Over Assessment 8/28/2025ROXBORO, NC 27573 Adjustment >=
$100WORLD ENTERPRIZE LLC
Vehicle Sold 7/16/2025
($25.63)
($1.78)
$27.41
($46.96)
($3.25)
$50.21
WINSTEAD, WILLIAM JR ROXBORO, NC 27573 Proration
Vehicle Sold 9/26/2025ROUGEMONT, NC 27572 ProrationWILSON, ANNETTE OAKLEY
Vehicle Sold 8/14/2025
($16.92)
($1.17)
$18.09
($64.72)
($4.48)
$69.20
WILLIAMS, THOMAS MARCUS ROXBORO, NC 27574 Proration
Vehicle Sold 9/16/2025ROXBORO, NC 27573 ProrationWILLIAMS, ROBERT SCOTT
($13.38)
($14.82)
$0.00
$28.20
Vehicle
Totalled 7/29/2025ROXBORO, NC 27573 ProrationWILLIAMS, PAULITA NATASHA
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