Hopkins v. Nash County
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
BRYANT, Judge.
This is the case of a stump dump denied. Petitioners, Daryl Hopkins and Danny Ray Peele, applied for a special use permit from the Nash County Board of Adjustment (Board) to use land zoned for A-l agricultural purposes as a clay borrow pit and land clearing and inert debris [LCID] landfill. The function of a clay borrow pit is to mine clay from the pit and move it to an off-site location. The pit can then be filled with tree stumps and limbs (thus, a “stump dump”). These are permissible uses for land zoned A-l for agricultural purposes.
The Board denied the permit on 28 August…
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