Application for Rezoning Permit RZ-22-3 identifies Darrin McNeill as the applicant. In the staff comments, the document states: “• The applicant had previously been approved for Highway Commercial (HC) zoning on parcels adjacent to Laurinburg Road. • The applicant operates adult care facilities and currently has four (4) locations in the existing commercially zoned properties. • In addition to the applicant’s commercial properties the subject parcel is close to a highway and other commercially zoned properties. • The applicant has stated the adult care home “complex” has been beneficial to his business and the well-being of his clients and wants to continue to grow the operation.”

Application for Rezoning Permit RZ-22-3 (MetaViewer PDF)

Darrin L. McNeill operates adult care facilities at four locations.

Darrin L. McNeill has operated adult care facilities at four locations.

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