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A 114.86-acre campground expansion returns for a September 10 hearing
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The Board of Zoning Appeals will consider a special-use request on Huntington Trail. The notice names the land and legal request, but not the expansion’s campsite count or operating plan.
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The case before the BZA
Case S-26-023 asks to expand a campground previously authorized under Special Use Permit S-20-001. The county notice identifies Rock Solid Hardscapes LLC, 114.86 acres on Huntington Trail in the Tunstall Election District and two parcel numbers.
The hearing begins at 6 p.m. Thursday, September 10, at 39 Bank Street in Chatham.
The application file—not the one-page notice—is where residents should look for the proposed number of sites, access plan, hours, buffering and conditions.
How to comment on the actual request
Comments are strongest when tied to a documented feature of the application and the standards for a special-use permit. Ask how the expansion changes traffic, emergency access, wastewater, noise or neighboring land compared with the existing approval.
- Reference S-26-023 and the prior permit S-20-001.
- Review the file at 53 North Main Street before the hearing.
- Verify the meeting notice again before traveling.
Sources & verification
Primary county notice for case S-26-023; checked August 31, 2026.
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