How to find out your zoning in Union County NC?

Each jurisdiction has different rules for building, developing property and opening a business. To find out whether your property is located in the county or a city you should call or stop by the Union County Planning Office or view your property using the online GIS (GoMaps) on the GIS/Mapping Services page of the county’s website.

Where are the new homes in Union County NC?

This to-be-built home is the “Northridge” plan by Pulte Homes, and is located in the community of The Southstone. This Single Family plan home is priced from $432,990 and has 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 1 half baths, is 2,969 square feet, and has a 2-car garage.

How is GIS used in Union County NC?

Union County developed a master plan to have a system where all county departments will have access to GIS software and data. Rather than maintaining incompatible hard copy maps, each department will be maintaining information in GIS.

Where can I find Union County NC deeds?

Anyone can access the information contained in the Register of Deeds office. The information in our office is public record. You can come in to access all records, but the Register of Deed’s website only has deeds from 1993 and plats from 1842 available.

Where to build in Union County North Carolina?

It is very important to determine whether your property is located in unincorporated Union County or in one of the many cities in the county, such as Monroe, Indian Trail, or Stallings. Each jurisdiction has different rules for building, developing property and opening a business.

Who are the regulating agencies in Union County NC?

To begin this process, three considerations must be addressed. These considerations are water and sewer, zoning and applicable codes. Water and sewer may be regulated by Union County Public Works, Environmental Health or a combination of the two agencies. Adherence to the NC Building Code is mandated by the Building Code Enforcement Division.

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