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Former Southport ETJ property building permits, planning and zoning applications transfer to Brunswick County
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Former Southport ETJ property building permits, planning and zoning applications transfer to Brunswick County
Southport, NC (WWAY) – The City of Southport is transferring authorities over certain matters to Brunswick County. The North Carolina General Assembly relinquished Southport’s Exterritorial Jurisdiction (ETJ) effective July 1, 2024. The statute gave Brunswick County 60 days to apply County zoning to the ETJ area. The entire area encompasses 615 Tax Parcels and about 1911.16 acres and covers properties located to the North, East, and West betwee…
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