Moore County, NC

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The Board of Commissioners will conduct several public hearings regarding Unified Development Ordinance amendments and a conditional rezoning request for apartments. The meeting also includes budget amendments for school and public safety projects.

• Public hearing for conditional rezoning from RA-5 to MF-CZ for multi-family apartments
• Appropriation of $227,135 and transfer of $1,108,953 for the Scale House Project
• Public hearing to amend the Road Name and Addressing Ordinance to add two roads
• Proposed projects for North Moore and Pinecrest schools using athletic funds
• Budget amendment for a West End Fire Engine chassis payment

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Board of Commissioners

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The East Moore Water District Board of Directors meets October 6, 2026 at 5:15 PM at the Historic Courthouse in Carthage. The board will consider approving minutes from its September 15, 2026 special meeting, a sole-source contract for a meter purchase from Utility Solutions & Automation, LLC, and Revision 4 of the EMWD ARP Capital Project Ordinance. No dollar amounts or contract terms are stated in the agenda.

• Sole source and contract for meter purchase — Utility Solutions & Automation, LLC (Public Works Director Charles Patnode)
• EMWD ARP Capital Project Ordinance Revision 4 (Finance Director Caroline Xiong)
• Approval of September 15, 2026 special meeting minutes

Board of Commissioners

The Moore County Board of Commissioners meets October 6, 2026 at 5:30 PM at the Historic Courthouse in Carthage. The board will hold public hearings on a conditional rezoning request at 8003 NC 211 Hwy in West End and several Unified Development Ordinance amendments, and will consider new business including construction contracts for a scale house project and an EMS station. Other items include a room occupancy tax discussion, a fiscal policy guidelines review, and creation of a Flock Camera Committee.

• Public hearing on conditional rezoning from Residential and Agricultural (RA-5) to Multi Family-Conditional Zoning (MF-CZ) for apartments at 8003 NC 211 Hwy, West End, NC 27376
• Public hearings on multiple Unified Development Ordinance amendments covering subdivisions, appeals, and variances
• New business: contract with SQ Civil Contractors, DBA Southern Quality Farm, LLC for the Scale House Project
• New business: construction contract with SQ Civil Contractors, DBA Southern Quality Farm, LLC for EMS Station (Station X)
• Consent agenda includes sole source purchase from Magnet Forensics, LLC and a meter purchase contract with Utility Solutions & Automation, LLC

The Board of Commissioners approved a $1,149,171 construction contract for a new scale house at the Moore County Landfill and authorized 14 additional School Resource Officer positions to complete a 27-person staffing structure. Additionally, the Board approved a $1,364,914 contract for a new joint EMS and fire station (Station X) and updated fiscal policy to lower the General Fund available fund balance requirement from 17% to 15%. Several public hearings were scheduled for October 20, 2026, regarding zoning, ordinance amendments, and subdivision regulations.

• Approved $1.15M scale house construction contract
• Approved $1.36M construction contract for EMS Station X
• Authorized 14 additional SRO positions for a total of 27
• Lowered General Fund available fund balance policy from 17% to 15%
• Approved $270,400 propane services contract
• Scheduled five public hearings for October 20, 2026
• Formed the Moore County Flock Camera Committee
• Adopted 2026 National 4-H Week Proclamation

Planning Board

The Moore County Planning Board will hold a public hearing on amendments to the Unified Development Ordinance regarding feed and seed sales and home occupations, and a rezoning request for 6201 NC 211 Hwy from RA-40 to B-1. The board will also approve minutes, elect a vice chair, and take public comment.

• Public hearing on UDO amendments to Chapter 6 (Table of Uses) and Chapter 8 (Specific Use Standards) for feed and seed sales and home occupations
• Rezoning request for ParID 00016283, 6201 NC 211 Hwy, from RA-40 to Neighborhood Business (B-1)
• Election of Vice Chair
• Approval of minutes from September 3, 2026 meeting

The Planning Board recommended denying a rezoning request for a 134-unit apartment complex on NC 211 Highway due to requested deviations from height, density, and parking standards. The Board also recommended approving Highway Commercial zoning for four parcels annexed from the Town of Vass.

• Recommended denial of conditional rezoning for multi-family apartments at 8003 NC 211 Hwy (6-0)
• Found 8003 NC 211 Hwy rezoning request inconsistent with Land Use Plan (6-0)
• Recommended approval of Highway Commercial (B-2) zoning for four parcels on US Highway 1 (6-0)
• Found US Highway 1 zoning request consistent with Land Use Plan (6-0)
• Tabled Election of Vice Chair to next regular meeting (6-0)
• Continued UDO amendments for Highway Corridor Overlay District to Oct 1, 2026 (6-0)
• Approved August 6, 2026 meeting minutes (6-0)

Planning Board

General

The Moore County Board of Commissioners met in a special joint session with the Planning Board to discuss minor subdivision processes and proposed text amendments. No formal votes or final policy decisions on minor subdivisions were made by the Commissioners during the meeting. The Board provided consensus direction to staff and consultants to draft a modified amendment package, which will include removing the 500-foot adjacent parcel restriction.

• Directed staff to include the removal of the 500-foot adjacent parcel restriction in the next draft amendment package
• Directed staff to develop draft language incentivizing or requiring access easement-based development
• Directed staff to evaluate the legal feasibility of district-differentiated standards
• Voted unanimously to adjourn the special meeting (4-0)

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The Planning Board will conduct quasi-judicial hearings regarding two variance requests. These include a request from Patricia Reil for an accessory structure location variance and a request for an accessory structure and interconnection variance for a new Sheetz Vehicle Service Station/Restaurant.

• Variance Request: Accessory Structure Location Variance (Patricia Reil)
• Variance Request: Accessory Structure and Interconnection Variance for new Sheetz Vehicle Service Station/Restaurant

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The Moore County Board of Commissioners held a special meeting to receive a presentation and discuss proposed Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) amendments regarding the major subdivision approval process. Planning Director Ruth Pedersen and steering committee process leaders presented details on shifting major subdivisions to a by-right administrative process and moving stormwater management plan submissions. The Board discussed holding a joint work session with the Planning Board and voted unanimously to adjourn.

• Adjourned the special meeting unanimously (7:11 pm)

Board of Commissioners

The Moore County Board of Commissioners is meeting to consider routine consent items, hold public hearings on a zoning request, a tax revaluation schedule, and a transit grant application, and make several board appointments. The agenda is largely procedural, with most items being routine approvals or appointments.

• Public hearing on zoning request to Highway Commercial (B-2) for parcels 20020664, 20200038, 20180532, 20180202
• Public hearing on Schedule of Values for 2027 Revaluation
• Public hearing on FY 2027-2028 5311 Community Transportation Program Grant Application
• Contract award for WPCP Biosolids Tipping with Chambers Development of NC, Inc.
• Contract with Radio Communications Company for Sheriff's Office

The Board approved a contract for mobile and portable radios for the Sheriff's Office and rezoned four parcels on US 1 Highway to Highway Commercial. It also amended the Unified Development Ordinance to allow religious institutions in certain residential and agricultural districts. Several board appointments were confirmed and airport project budgets were approved.

• Approved $155,856.85 contract with Radio Communications Company (unanimous)
• Approved rezoning of four parcels on US 1 Highway to Highway Commercial (B-2) (unanimous)
• Approved UDO amendment allowing Religious Institutions by right in RA-20, RA-40, RE, PC, and I districts (unanimous)
• Denied UDO amendment for School, Elementary/Middle/High (unanimous)
• Approved $151,524 North Taxilane project budget (unanimous)
• Approved $476,780 Apron Reconstruction project budget (unanimous)
• Called for public hearing on Oct 6, 2026, for FY 2027-2028 5311 Grant Application (unanimous)
• Reappointed Tyler Brady to Board of Health and appointed Linda Tant, Tara Vargovich, and Robert Van Houten to various boards (unanimous)

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The East Moore Water District Board of Directors is meeting to approve minutes from two June 2026 special meetings and to consider a Phase V project ordinance presented by the Public Works Director. The agenda contains only these routine business items.

• Approval of June 2, 2026 special meeting minutes
• Approval of June 4, 2026 special meeting minutes
• East Moore Water District Phase V Project Ordinance

The East Moore Water District Board of Directors approved a project ordinance revision to increase funding for the Phase V project. An additional $400,000 will be transferred from the EMWD Capital Reserve Fund 252 for the design phase.

• Approved East Moore Water District Phase V Project Ordinance Revision #1 (unanimous)
• Authorized $400,000 increase for Phase V design phase (unanimous)
• Approved June 2, 2026, Special Meeting Minutes (unanimous)
• Approved June 4, 2026, Special Meeting Minutes (unanimous)

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The Moore County Board of Commissioners is meeting to receive an update and input from municipal officials regarding the use of opioid settlement funds. The agenda contains only this discussion item before adjournment, with no other business listed.

• Municipal officials update/input regarding opioid settlement funds

The Moore County Board of Commissioners held a special meeting to receive an annual update on opioid settlement funding from Public Health Director Matt Garner. The presentation covered state and county overdose data trends, funded initiatives, community impacts, and municipal input. No formal policy votes or funding authorizations were recorded during the session.

• Voted 4-0 to adjourn the special meeting

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The Moore County Board of Commissioners will discuss current capacity, near-term projects, and long-term options for water and sewer systems. Items include updates on the Crystal Lake water source, Highway 211 and Seven Lakes sewer project, and funding allocations.

• Review of Crystal Lake water source options with FEMA assistance
• Highway 211 and Seven Lakes Business District sewer project overview
• Water allocation and sewer expansion threshold discussions
• Fund balances, revenues, and state/federal funding assistance review
• Rate impact analysis for water and sewer services

The Board of Commissioners held a special meeting to review water and sewer supply alternatives. No formal votes were taken on specific projects, but the Board directed staff to bring near-term project items to the agenda as quickly as possible.

• Directed staff to bring near-term project items to the Board agenda for processing before next summer
• Directed commissioners to use the Moore County Land Use Plan as a framework for water and sewer decisions
• Adjourned meeting at 7:53pm (unanimous)

Planning Board

The Planning Board will consider rezoning requests for multi-family apartments and highway commercial use. The meeting also includes the continuation of public hearings regarding Unified Development Ordinance amendments for the Highway Corridor Overlay District.

• Conditional Rezoning: RA-5 to MF-CZ for apartments at 8003 NC 211 Hwy, West End
• Zoning Request: Highway Commercial (B-2) for Parcel IDs 20020664, 20200038, 20180532, and 20180202
• Continued Public Hearing: Unified Development Ordinance amendments to Chapter 7 (Highway Corridor Overlay District)
• Continued Public Hearing: Unified Development Ordinance amendments to Chapter 3 (Highway Corridor Overlay District)
• Election of Vice Chair

The Moore County Planning Board recommended several Unified Development Ordinance amendments to the Board of Commissioners, including new vehicular access standards for subdivisions that staff said track existing state fire code. It also recommended letting religious institutions be permitted by right in all zoning districts and reclassifying bars, breweries, wineries, tattoo parlors and similar businesses out of the "adult uses" category. A zoning request for four parcels on Highway Commercial (B-2) was pulled and moved to the September 3, 2026 meeting. All votes were recommendations to the Board of Commissioners, which makes the final decision.

• Recommended religious institutions be permitted by right in all zoning districts, including Industrial and Public & Conservation; schools stay as shown in the proposed chart (5-0)
• Recommended reclassifying bar, tavern, brewery, winery, dance club, nightclub, billiards, distillery and pawnshop as retail services, and tattoo/body piercing as offices and general services (5-0)
• Recommended vehicular access easement rules (20-ft width, 13-ft 6-in clearance, 75,000-lb capacity, 96-ft cul-de-sac) (3-2; Jackson and Gassaway opposed)
• Recommended required vehicular access standards (3-2; Jackson and Gassaway opposed)
• Recommended access maintenance, responsible parties, maintenance agreement, documentation/certification, and plat/site plan notice provisions (each 3-2; Jackson and Gassaway opposed)
• Recommended replacing native species tables with a reference to the NC Native Plant Society list and prohibiting all Rank 1 and Rank 2 invasive non-native species (5-0)
• Recommended Chapter 20 definitions updates to align with state law and fire code (5-0)
• Recommended applying Chapter 7 access standards to exempt subdivisions and moving major subdivision stormwater plan approval to final plat stage (19.3.B 5-0; 19.7.G 3-2, Self and Gassaway opposed)

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Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will hold public hearings regarding Unified Development Ordinance amendments and a zoning request for Highway Commercial use. The meeting also includes discussions on airport project revisions and a new contract for the Sheriff's Office.

• Public hearing for Unified Development Ordinance Chapter 6 amendments
• Zoning request for Highway Commercial (B-2) for Parcel IDs 20020664, 20200038, 20180532, and 20180202
• Sheriff contract approval with Axon Enterprises, Inc.
• Airport Runway 5 RPZ and ROFA Project Revision 1
• Medicaid transportation contracts with Right Transportation and ASAP Transportation

The Board of Commissioners approved a contract with Axon Enterprises for Taser 7 and Taser 10 units to equip the Sheriff's Office and Detention Center. The Board also passed several budget amendments and ordinances related to airport projects and committee bylaws.

• Approved $147,109.64 contract with Axon Enterprises for Tasers (unanimous)
• Approved budget amendment and transfer for SRO equipment (unanimous)
• Approved 2027 Schedule of Values for consideration at a later meeting (unanimous)
• Called public hearing for September 15, 2026, regarding UDO amendments (unanimembous)
• Called public hearing for September 15, 2026, to zone four US 1 parcels to Highway Commercial (unanimous)
• Approved Runway 5 RPZ and ROFA Project budget ordinance revision (unanimous)
• Approved SCIF Grant Project budget ordinance revision (unanimous)
• Adopted amendments to Planning Board and Subdivision Review Board bylaws regarding attendance records (unanimous)

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The Moore County Board of Commissioners will hold a regular meeting with a consent agenda, a public hearing on a road name ordinance amendment, and several new business items including a fire apparatus acquisition for Pinebluff, a contract amendment, and a grant for a Veterans Treatment Court. The board will also make appointments to various boards and committees, and enter closed session for legal and personnel matters.

• Public hearing on amendment to Road Name and Addressing Ordinance to add one road
• Contract with Burr Grading, Inc. for biosolids trucking at WPCP
• Authorization of Fire Department Apparatus Acquisition - Pinebluff 2004 Pierce Enforcer Rescue
• Trillium Grant for Veterans Treatment Court
• Resolution supporting Senate Bill 992 but opposing notice requirements

The Board voted 4-1 to direct the County Manager to begin the upset bid process for the vacant Davis Community Center, with Commissioner Ritter dissenting. The Board also approved several contracts and grants, including a PFAS assessment contract amendment, a fire truck purchase for Pinebluff, and a $50,000 grant for the Veterans Treatment Court. A resolution supporting Senate Bill 992 but opposing its notice requirements was adopted unanimously.

• Approved consent agenda including budget amendments and tax releases/refunds (unanimous)
• Approved Contract Amendment #8 with S&ME, Inc. for PFAS assessment at landfill, increasing not-to-exceed amount by $73,100 to $188,100 (unanimous)
• Authorized Town of Pinebluff Fire and Rescue to purchase 2004 Pierce Enforcer rescue truck, with county funding not to exceed $72,479 (unanimous)
• Accepted $50,000 Trillium Health Resources grant for Veterans Treatment Court and approved budget amendment (unanimous)
• Voted 4-1 to instruct County Manager to start upset bid process for Davis Center, with Commissioner Ritter voting no
• Adopted resolution supporting Senate Bill 992 but opposing its notice requirements (unanimous)
• Appointed Larry Best to Airport Authority, Carol O'Reilly and Benjamin Wacker to Board of Health, Matthew Wimberly to Planning Board, Joanna King to Library Board, and Joanna Ratchford to Nursing Home Advisory Committee (all unanimous)
• Approved amendment to Road Name and Addressing Ordinance adding Ashton Lane (unanimous)

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The Moore County Board of Commissioners held an informational workshop on the Sheriff's Office use of Flock ALPR cameras. No formal decisions or votes were taken on the program. The board heard presentations from Sheriff Ronnie Fields and Major Eric Galloway, discussed data security, audits, and public concerns, and clarified that the board does not direct the elected Sheriff's operations.

• Adjourned the special meeting unanimously (5-0)
• No vote taken on Flock camera program; informational only
• Sheriff agreed to include aggregate Flock usage data in monthly reports to the Board

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The Moore County Board of Commissioners is meeting to discuss the Seven Lakes sewer system and roads, including Phase 1 and Phase 2 plans. The agenda also includes comments from state legislators and commissioner remarks. No votes or decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Discussion of Seven Lakes sewer system and roads Phase 1 and Phase 2 plans
• Comments by Senator McInnis and Representative Jackson

The Board of Commissioners met but lacked a quorum, so no official business could be conducted. The meeting was called to order and adjourned one minute later without acting on any agenda items.

• No decisions made due to lack of quorum

Planning Board

The Moore County Planning Board will conduct public hearings on proposed amendments to the Unified Development Ordinance, including changes to zoning classifications and development standards. The board will also review subdivision regulations and receive updates from the Planning Department.

• Public Hearing on Unified Development Ordinance Amendment to Chapter 6 (Table of Uses), Section 6.1 (Principal Use Table)
• Zoning Request to Highway Commercial (B-2) for Parcel IDs 20020664, 20200038, 20180532, and 20180202
• Continued discussion on Unified Development Ordinance Amendments to Chapters 14, 7, and 20
• Old Business: Unified Development Ordinance Amendments to Chapter 19 (Subdivisions) Section 19.3.B, 19.7.G, and 19.16
• Planning Department report by Ruth Pedersen

The Moore County Planning Board recommended denial of UDO amendments that would have removed the Special Use Permit requirement for major subdivisions in RA-20, RA-40, and RA-USB districts, making them permitted by right. The board also voted on multiple Chapter 19 subdivision amendments, approving some modifications and denying others, with several items continued to future meetings due to tie votes. The board recommended approval of a modified Section 19.6.A that removes only the 500-foot adjacency restriction while retaining the four-lot maximum for minor subdivisions.

• Recommended denial of Chapter 6 major subdivision by-right amendments (7-1)
• Found Chapter 6 amendments inconsistent with land use plan (7-1)
• Approved modified Section 19.6.A removing 500-foot rule, keeping 4-lot max (8-0)
• Denied Section 19.7.A redefining major subdivisions by acreage (8-0)
• Denied Section 19.7.C replacing BOC approval with SRB (7-1)
• Approved Section 19.6.D life safety access standards for minor subdivisions (8-0)
• Approved Section 19.7.E life safety standards for major subdivision plats (8-0)
• Approved Section 19.8.J replacing native species list with prohibited list (8-0)

Board of Commissioners

The Moore County Board of Commissioners will vote on a consent agenda that includes a capital project ordinance revision for PFAS settlement funds (Fund 414), revisions to the vehicle fleet policy, and a contract for non-emergency Medicaid transportation. A public hearing will be held on an amendment to the Road Name and Addressing Ordinance to add one road. The board will also review appointments to county boards and committees.

• Finance - PFAS Settlement (Fund 414) Capital Project Ordinance - Revision #5
• Administration - Vehicle Fleet Policy Revisions
• Social Services - Non-Emergency Medicaid Transportation Contract - Safe Journey Solutions LLC
• GIS/IT - Public Hearing on Amendment to the Road Name and Addressing Ordinance to Add One Road
• Elections - Sole Source with Election Systems & Software, LLC

The Moore County Board of Commissioners approved Contract Amendment No. 2 with United Rentals, extending the contract through September 30, 2026, and increasing the not-to-exceed amount to $451,422.30 for continued blower rental at the Water Pollution Control Plant. The board also unanimously approved the consent agenda, which included vehicle fleet policy revisions and a PFAS settlement capital project ordinance revision. A public hearing was scheduled for August 18, 2026, to consider adding ASHTON LN to the Road Name and Addressing Ordinance. The board discussed public concerns about Flock cameras and scheduled a work session with the Sheriff's Department for August 17, 2026.

• Approved Contract Amendment No. 2 with United Rentals, extending contract to Sept 30, 2026, and increasing amount to $451,422.30 (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including vehicle fleet policy revisions and PFAS Settlement Capital Project Ordinance Revision 5 (unanimous)
• Called public hearing for Aug 18, 2026, to consider adding ASHTON LN to Road Name and Addressing Ordinance (unanimous)
• Scheduled work session with Sheriff's Department on Aug 17, 2026, to address public concerns about Flock cameras

General

Board of Commissioners

The Moore County Board of Commissioners will consider a consent agenda of routine items, then move to new business where it will approve several capital project ordinances, contract extensions, and resolutions. Items include ordinances for the Courthouse and Detention Buildings (Fund 432) and North Moore High School (Fund 483), a grant from the Duke Energy Foundation for public safety, and a resolution to dissolve the Moore County Fire Commission. The meeting also includes presentations, recognitions, and appointments.

• Finance – Courthouse and Detention Buildings Capital Project Ordinance (Fund 432) – Revision 21
• Finance – North Moore High School Capital Project Ordinance (Fund 483) – Revision 4
• Public Safety – 2026 Duke Energy Foundation Grant
• Sheriff – Approval of Contract with Family Ford, Inc. dba Hardy Family Ford
• Legal – Resolution Dissolving the Moore County Fire Commission

The Board entered a closed session to consult with an attorney and discuss terms for the acquisition of real property. The Board later voted to seal the minutes of that session. No other substantive decisions were recorded.

• Voted unanimously to enter closed session for attorney consultation and real property acquisition terms
• Voted unanimously to return to open session and seal closed session minutes
• Voted unanimously to move the Public Comment Period to the third item of business

Planning Board

The Planning Board will conduct a public hearing to discuss several proposed amendments to the Unified Development Ordinance. These changes affect subdivision requirements, highway corridor standards, and zoning definitions.

• Proposed UDO amendments to Chapter 19 regarding subdivision submittal and review requirements
• Proposed UDO amendments to Chapter 7 regarding Highway Corridor Overlay District standards
• Proposed UDO amendments to Chapter 3 regarding Highway Corridor Overlay District intent
• Proposed UDO amendments to Chapter 6 regarding the Principal Use Table for major subdivisions
• Proposed UDO amendments to Chapter 7 regarding lot access and native species lists

The Board recommended three text amendments to the Moore County Unified Development Ordinance. These changes involve reclassifying massage and bodywork therapy, removing maximum size restrictions for accessory structures, and allowing amenity centers in subdivisions.

• Recommended UDO amendment to reclassify massage and bodywork therapy (7-0)
• Recommended UDO amendment to remove accessory structure size restrictions (7-0)
• Recommended UDO amendment to allow Amenity Centers as accessory uses (7-0)
• Continued several UDO amendments to the July 9, 2026 meeting

Board of Commissioners

The Moore County Board of Commissioners will consider a range of routine consent agenda items, including several contracts and budget amendments. Commissioners will hear public input on a rezoning request for US 15‑501 Hwy and multiple Unified Development Ordinance amendments. New business includes a contract for a water‑pollution‑control plant and the authorization to acquire a new fire‑pumper engine.

• Authorization of Fire Department Apparatus Acquisition — Eagle Springs Toyne Pumper Engine
• Public Hearing on Conventional Rezoning Request: ParID 00053286, US 15‑501 Hwy
• Public Hearings on Unified Development Ordinance amendments to Chapters 6, 8, and related sections
• Creative Resurfacing, LLC Contract for Water Pollution Control Plant
• NC Forestry Service Contract for FY 2026‑2027 (consent agenda)

The Moore County Board of Commissioners met and voted unanimously to enter closed session to consult with an attorney and discuss real property acquisition terms. They returned to open session and sealed the minutes. No substantive decisions were made during the open portion of the meeting.

• Entered closed session for attorney consultation and property acquisition (unanimous)
• Returned to open session and sealed minutes (unanimous)
• Moved public comment period to third agenda item (unanimous)

Planning Board

The Moore County Planning Board will hold a public hearing on amendments to the Unified Development Ordinance regarding uses, subdivisions, and development standards. The board will also approve minutes from a previous meeting and hear reports from the Planning Department.

• Approval of May 7, 2026, Planning Board minutes
• Public hearing on UDO amendments to Chapter 6 (Uses), Chapter 8 (Specific Standards), and Chapter 19 (Subdivisions)
• UDOs for Chapter 7 (General Development Standards) continued to July 9
• UDOs for Chapter 3 (Intent of Zoning Districts) continued to July 9
• UDOs for Chapter 14 (Appeals & Variances) continued to July 9

The Planning Board approved a land use plan consistency statement and recommended approval of a rezoning request to the Board of Commissioners. The request seeks to rezone a portion of a 10.5-acre parcel from Rural Agricultural and Neighborhood Business to entirely Neighborhood Business. Additionally, staff presented updates regarding proposed UDO text amendments for subdivisions and the Highway Corridor Overlay District.

• Approved April 2, 2026, meeting minutes (5-0)
• Adopted Land Use Plan Consistency Statement (5-0)
• Recommended rezoning of ParID 00053286 on US 15-501 Hwy to Board of Commissioners (5-0)

General

The East Moore Water District Board of Directors will consider adopting the FY 2026-2027 budget ordinance. This is the sole item of business at the meeting.

• Adoption of the FY 2026-2027 East Moore Water District Budget Ordinance