Johnston County, NC — rezoning & P&Z cases
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72-2748 — Single-family residential (199 homes)
This case involves a proposed 199-unit single-family residential subdivision off Harper House Road east of US HWY 701 S requiring traffic impact analysis review and state DOT coordination. The project requires roadway improvements including right-of-way dedication and construction of a southbound approach at the site driveway with ingress/egress lanes. Developers should monitor this case if they have interests in the Harper House Road corridor or similar residential projects in Johnston County requiring state highway access coordination.
SC-2026-002 — other
This case involves a preliminary Traffic Impact Analysis (TIA) review for a development at the Harper House Road Assemblage near Newton Grove. The NC Department of Transportation's Congestion Management Section has identified concerns and inconsistencies in the submitted TIA that require additional information and a revised analysis before a thorough review can be completed.
74-9301 — Residential subdivision with 33 single-family homes on individual lots served by Johnston County water and individual septic systems
This 72.4-acre residential subdivision proposes 33 single-family homes on Government Road with county water service and individual septic systems, generating approximately 24 K-12 students. The property is located within the Environmentally Sensitive Area with a floodplain present, requiring comprehensive environmental permits, floodplain documentation, and a 30-foot greenway easement along Swift Creek. Staff recommends preliminary approval subject to 31 conditions covering planning, environmental health, NCDOT compliance, utilities, parks, and emergency services requirements.
NC-210 — Indoor storage of Recreational Vehicles (RVs)
This rezoning request proposes converting 18.98 acres from Agricultural Residential to General Business-Conditional Zoning to allow indoor RV storage with a maximum of two buildings holding 8 RVs each. The proposal includes conditional zoning requirements that limit the use to indoor storage, restrict outdoor lighting, require landscape buffering, and prohibit repair work or waste dumping to mitigate impacts on adjacent residential and agricultural areas.
14-364 — plat
The Reserve at Morgan Ridge is a 28.77-acre residential subdivision with 19 proposed custom home lots in Johnston County, subject to preliminary approval with multiple conditions. The project will require stormwater/erosion control permitting, wetlands delineation with 50-foot riparian buffers along Coleman Branch, and soil/septic evaluation, with potential for lot count reduction during final design review. Adjacent property owners have expressed concerns regarding drainage impacts, wetland/riparian protection, wildlife habitat, and subdivision compatibility with existing agricultural and recreational uses.
33-4812 — Indoor Storage for RV's
Property at 6232 Raleigh Rd. is proposed for rezoning from Agricultural Residential to General Business-Conditional Zoning to accommodate an indoor RV storage facility (2.586 acres of a 6.9-acre parcel). The facility will minimize visual and noise impacts by storing vehicles indoors with minimal traffic generation, located in an area designated as a "Regional Mixed Use Center" on the Comprehensive Land Use Plan.
21-3217 — Contractor's office with storage yard, Mini-Storage, Open Storage
The owner seeks to rezone 3.903 acres from Agricultural Residential (AR) to General Business-Conditional Zoning (GB-CZ) to allow commercial storage and contractor services. The conditional rezoning includes specific conditions for lighting, site plan approval, landscape buffers, and compliance with Johnston County Land Development Code requirements.
14-257 — Renovation of existing building and development of outdoor storage areas
This case involves site improvements including renovation of an existing building and development of outdoor storage areas with landscape buffering on a parcel in Johnston County's Agricultural Area along Langdon Road. The applicant is seeking approval for development to accommodate business expansion, with the project including Class B landscape buffers and retention of existing riparian buffers. Adjacent properties in the same area have been approved for GB-CZ zoning, suggesting potential precedent for similar commercial use approval in this Agricultural Area location.