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H-2026-01 — 149-lot single-family residential subdivision at 0.85 dwelling units per acre with conservation design in Harrisburg, NC

Pulte Group seeks to rezone 175.67 acres from county Countryside Residential to conditional Residential Low density to develop a 149-lot single-family subdivision at 0.85 dwelling units per acre with conservation design. The project requires significant transportation improvements including turn lanes on Peach Orchard Road, Robinson Church Road, and Lower Rocky River Road, and seeks relief from the two-access-point requirement pending July 2026 NC Building Code amendments. The proposal dedicates 20.18 acres of public open space (exceeding the 4.26-acre minimum) and maintains 30% total open space in keeping with the area's very-low-density residential character.

Case numberH-2026-01
TypeRezoning
Location10960 & 11011 Peach Orchard Road
CountyCabarrus County
Parcel / legalPINs #5515057382000 & 5515260428000
Acreage175.67
Current zoningCabarrus County CR (Countryside Residential)
Requested zoningCZ RL (Conditional Residential Low)
Proposed use149-lot single-family residential subdivision at 0.85 dwelling units per acre with conservation design
PetitionerPulte Group, Inc. (represented by William Gaines Hunter)
OwnerDivine Armistead Eugene Estate
Hearing2026-04-21
Hearing bodyHarrisburg Planning Board (with subsequent Town Council hearing)
Staff recommendationapprove with conditions
Statuscontinued

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