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Ordinances & Plans
- Chapter 18. - FLOOD DAMAGE PREVENTION
- Chapter 26.- OFFENSES AND MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
- Chapter 34. - STREETS, SIDEWALKS AND OTHER PUBLIC PLACES (Road Naming and Addressing Ordinance)
Development Regulations
- Chapter 41. - DEVELOPMENTAL REGULATIONS
- ARTICLE IV. - TALL STRUCTURES ORDINANCE
- ARTICLE V. - REGULATION OF THE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF SOLAR ENERGY FACILITIES
- ARTICLE VI. - MANUFACTURED HOMES AND TRAILERS
- ARTICLE VII. - SIGNS (Off Premise signs only)
- ARTICLE VIII. RECREATIONAL VEHICLE PARKS (Adopted 1-20-2026)
Plans
- Cherry Point Regional Joint Land Use Study - 2016 (PDF)
- Cherry Point Regional Joint Land Use Study - Appendices 2016 (PDF)
- Coast Area Management Act (CAMA) Land Use Plan (Adopted 11.2025)
- Eastern Carolina Joint Land Use Study 2002 (JLUS) (PDF)
- 2004 Wyle Report- New Construction Acoustical Design Guide (PDF)
- Pamlico Sound Regional Hazard Mitigation Plan (PDF) (Updated 2020)
- Final Draft Pamlico Sound Regional Hazard Mitigation Plan (Awaiting FEMA approval 2025)
Historic Documents
Craven County Comprehensive Transportation Plan Study (CTP)
The Craven County Comprehensive Transportation Plan (CTP) is a joint effort amongst the Down East Rural Planning Organization (DERPO), New Bern Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (NBAMPO), Craven County, City of New Bern, City of Havelock, Town of Bridgeton, Town of Dover, Town of Cove City, Town of River Bend, Town of Trent Woods, Town of Vanceboro, and NCDOT – Transportation Planning Branch. A CTP is a multimodal transportation plan, which identifies transportation deficiencies and provides recommendations to be implemented within a 25-30 year timeframe. The CTP is being developed in an effort to determine the county’s future transportation needs based on the best information available including: population, economic conditions, traffic trends, and patterns of land development. The CTP addresses the following modes of transportation: highway, public transportation, rail, transit, and pedestrian. Recommendations made will provide for the efficient, cost-effective, and environmentally sensitive use of the transportation system while addressing current and future travel needs.
- Executive Summary
- Executive Summary - Flyer
- Comprehensive Transportation Plan (CTP) Briefing
- Craven County Full Report, 2022 (Draft)
- Bicycle Maps
- Highway Maps
- Pedestrian Maps
- Public Transportation and Rail Maps