Moore Government
Legal questions stall Fruehauf’s quarry proposal
An attorney representing opponents says the county’s zoning ordinance does not allow quarrying on agricultural land.
Metro Council advances subdivision pause, zoning changes
Subdivision restrictions, mobile home parks, Denby’s Tanyard Hill proposal, and a $1M waterline loan highlight Monday’s meeting.
Stewart outlines future of Moore County solid waste
Private hauling could help Moore County avoid costly truck replacements, although savings aren’t guaranteed.
Subdivision pause, zoning changes top Council agenda
A subdivision moratorium, mobile home park zoning rules, and Joe Denby’s rezoning request lead Metro Council’s to-do list.
A break on the tax bill: Who qualifies in Moore County?
Property tax relief program offers help to eligible Moore County seniors, disabled homeowners, veterans, and surviving spouses. • Tax Relief Brochure
Quarry proposal rocks back into the county conversation
Lynchburg Stone seeks special exception to reopen former Highway 50 quarry without changing its agricultural zoning.
The old pipe stays. The water takes another route.
MUD engineer Bryant Griffin outlined a new Highway 55 waterline plan: leave pipe buried, reconnect customers with existing mains.
Dore digs up septic surprise, MUD offers partial sewer refund
MUD offers Jim Dore a partial sewer refund after he discovers his home uses a septic tank despite years of sewer charges.
Guinn takes MUD chairman’s seat Tuesday
Ten months after calling for a long-term plan, Greg Guinn and MUD deal with aging waterlines, water losses, and future demand.
Could Moore County actually support a data center?
We have power, water, fiber, and land, but an actual project would have to prove infrastructure can handle it.
Denby brings Tanyard Hill proposal back with three changes
Planning and Zoning Commission also reviews Lynchburg Manor expansion and approves two plat requests unanimously.
TVA energizes Moore County solar farm substation
Now connected to the grid, Silicon Ranch is reducing its construction workforce. Two local obligations remain unfinished.
Moore County begins writing the rules for data centers
P&Z weighs heavy industrial zoning, water limits, setbacks, cooling systems, and noise standards during two-year moratorium.