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Brunswick County Board Reverses Stormwater Permit for Proposed Southport Development

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The Brunswick County Board of Commissioners reversed the staff's decision regarding stormwater permits for a development planned near Southport. The appeal, which was the first in over 15 years, concerned a 362-unit multifamily development consisting of townhomes and apartments on 43 acres. The county board sided with residents in the dispute, though the developer, Hillpointe LLC, still requires final plat approval from county planning staff.

From portcitydaily.com

Why it matters

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The reversal of the stormwater permits introduces significant uncertainty into the development timeline for the Hillpointe LLC project. The developer must now navigate the county planning process for final plat approval, which is required for construction to proceed.

Brunswick County is currently reviewing rezoning properties in Southport as part of ongoing development activity in the county.

From portcitydaily.com

Who's involved

  • Brunswick CountyBrunswick County, the county government responsible for issuing and reviewing the necessary development permits.
  • SouthportSouthport, the location where the development is planned and the county jurisdiction is based.

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