Carteret County Zoning Board Of Adjustment Regular Meeting
The board considered and approved an order denying a variance for Case No. 2025-000064 regarding 195 Backshore Lane, Smyrna, NC.
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The board considered and approved an order denying a variance for Case No. 2025-000064 regarding 195 Backshore Lane, Smyrna, NC.
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The Planning Commission reviewed and approved a subdivision request for the creation of a flag lot. The commission also processed multiple rezoning requests, approving changes for various parcels, including transitions to business districts. A significant high-density residential rezoning application was tabled, requiring the applicant to further address public and board concerns regarding environmental impacts, traffic, and infrastructure capacity. Statements of Consistency and Reasonableness were formally adopted for the projects that received approval.
The Planning Commission reviewed two rezoning requests. The first request involved rezoning a property on Highway 24 from Rural Agricultural District to a High-Density Residential Conditional Zoning District, with public discussion regarding traffic, wildlife impact, and wastewater management; the commission recommended approval. The second request concerned rezoning a property on Highway 24 from Low to Moderate Density Residential to a General Business District to allow for property recombination, with discussion on traffic concerns and driveway access; the commission recommended approval. Statements of consistency and reasonableness were adopted for both rezoning cases.
The commission reviewed a proposal to subdivide a single parcel into ten lots. Key discussion topics included NCDOT concerns regarding driveway access points and a preference for shared access arrangements, as well as specific requirements from the Fire Marshal's Office concerning emergency service vehicle access on one of the lots. The commission ultimately recommended approval of the subdivision request.
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