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Horizons 2026: Greenville's Community Plan is Greenville's long-range comprehensive plan, which includes land use, transportation, recreation and parks, historic preservation and environmental protection goals and policies.

City Code

Staff Contact Information by Planning Activity

The Planning Division serves as the administrative and technical coordinator for land development and zoning requests throughout the city's 65-square-mile planning jurisdiction. Staff members assist developers, citizens and the general public. Most frequently requested information and applications are listed below, however if you do not find what you are looking for please contact our office at 252.329.4498.

Less frequently requested documents are also available to download by selecting the tab in the left margin entitled, "Plans, Maps and Applications." Manual of Fees - Planning

If you do not see a planning-related activity, please call 252.329.4498 for assistance.

Chantae Gooby, Chief Planner, at 252.329.4507 or cgooby@greenvillenc.gov

Staff Liaison to Planning and Zoning Commission, Submission Deadlines and Meeting Dates

Rezonings

Citizens Rezoning Handbook

Annexations

Text Amendments

Elizabeth Blount, CZO, Lead Planner, at 252.329.4608 or eblount@greenvillenc.gov

Staff Liaison to Board of Adjustment, Submission Deadlines and Meeting Dates

Commercial Site Plans

Variances

Special Use Permits

Temporary Activity Permits

Bradleigh Sceviour, Planner II, at 252.329.4511 or bsceviour@greenvillenc.gov

Staff Liaison to Subdivision Review Board

Preliminary Plat Application

Final Plat Application

Zoning Certification Letters

Tony Parker, Planner I - Neighborhood Liaison, at 252.329.4116 or tparker@greenvillenc.gov

Staff Liaison to Historic Preservation Commission, Submission Deadlines and Meeting Dates and Community Appearance Commission, Meeting Dates

Signage Permits (Sign Ordinance)

Temporary Sign Applications

Certificate of Appropriateness application and related materials

Margo Castro, GIS Technician II, 252. 329.4236, mcastro@greenvillenc.gov

Residential Building Permits

Plot Plan Requirements for Residential Permits

Online Mapping - Geographic Information System (GIS)

Our GIS organizes the City of Greenville’s geographical data into unique layers, each containing information about specific data such as address points, streets, and zoning. Layers can be added together to create a map document that contains valuable information and allows the user to visualize the data in ways that reveal relationships and patterns that facilitate better decision making.

Interactive Map of Non-Residential Projects Recently Completed, Under Construction or Coming Soon