The Development Services Division (One Stop) provides citizens, builders, and developers a centralized source of information and permitting through planning, zoning, review, and business registration. The Division issues permits for NEW water/sewer taps for Salisbury, as well as Spencer, East Spencer, China Grove, Rockwell, Granite Quarry, and portions of Rowan County.
Development Services: 1stop@salisburync.gov
132 N. Main St. Salisbury, NC 28144
8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday - Friday
Phone: (704) 638-5208
This Land Development Ordinance (LDO) establishes the zoning rules for development within the City. Please contact the Land and Development Services department with questions regarding zoning at 704-638-5208.
LDO Documents (PDF)
The Code Enforcement department uses the Municipal Code in their investigations of nuisances and minimum housing violations.
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The Construction Standards Manual generally refers to work located in the street right-of-way, utility easements and/or storm drainage easements.
Permits are often required for new buildings, additions, residential work, renovations, electrical systems, plumbing systems and HVAC.
An interactive map for Salisbury, NC zoning information. Search for zoning and parcel information
What other services does the City provide? We have a map for that - visit our GIS Maps page.
Does the City provide water/sewer to me? Find out by checking a property address in this map.
Development Services issues permits for NEW water/sewer taps for Salisbury, as well as Spencer, East Spencer, China Grove, Rockwell, Granite Quarry, and portions of Rowan County. Please call One-Stop (704) 638-5208 for fees and information.
The Alternate Methods of Design Commission has the authority to consider requests of compliance against specific provisions of the Land Development Ordinance by which the spirit and intent of specific design provisions may be upheld.
The Board of Adjustment is a “quasi-judicial” administrative body that operates on a level between the enforcement officers and the courts through interpretation of the zoning ordinance.
The Historic Preservation Commission is responsible for receiving and approving certificates of appropriateness for structures within local historic districts as well as recommending to the City Council areas to be designated by ordinance as local historic districts.
The Planning Board is responsible for providing growth management and land development policy, zoning ordinance (LDO) and development proposal recommendations to the City Council.
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