A contiguous and recently cleared 34.43-acre assemblage positioned along the Tanner Road corridor offers a scalable, entitlement-advantaged opportunity to deliver an institutional quality manufactured home community. Twenty-six (26.00) acres are already zoned and permitted for a mobile home park with 132 pads (wetlands already subtracted). With targeted rezoning of adjacent non- MHP parcels and wetlands development permits in process, the site can reach a total of approximately 207 pads. Lot 1 - R-10: 113,779.40 ft2 ( 2.61 acres) Lot 2 - MHP & A-1: 1,306,298.93 ft2 ( 29.98 acres) Lot 3 - B-2: 80,046.61 ft2 ( 1.84 acres) Total: 1,500,124.94 ft2 ( 34.43 acres) Current permitted yield: 132 pads - 26 acres zoned MHP @ 6pads/acre (wetlands already subtracted) Additional yield options: - Rezoning (A-1, R-10, B-2 to MHP): +51 pads - Wetlands development permits (in process): +24 pads * Maximum potential yield (rezoning + wetlands permits): ~207 pads Manufactured Home Park (MHP) - 26.00 acres -Zoning allows up to 156 pads (5,000 sq ft minimum per lot), max density 6 units/acre. -Eligible for Residential Cluster Development (preserve open space and reduce infrastructure impact). -Note: current permitted yield is 132 pads with wetlands already netted out; wetlands permits in process would add back 24 pads toward the 156-pad allowable. Residential (R-10) - 2.61 acres -Zoned for 12 single-family homes (10,000 sq ft minimum; 75' lot width). -City correspondence indicates a high degree of interest in rezoning this parcel to MHP Commercial Corridor (B-2) - 1.84 acres -Existing commercial buildings at 2351, 2347, and 2413 Tanner Rd. -City correspondence indicates a high degree of interest in rezoning this parcel to MHP. -B-2 intent supports major retail/service along arterials, reinforcing corridor activity near the site. Agricultural (A-1) - 4.00 acres -City correspondence indicates a high degree of interest in rezoning this parcel to MHP. -Clustered development is allowed within MHP zoning, enabling the same unit count on smaller lots while preserving shared open space and reducing impact. -Rezoning potential: prior staff guidance has supported rezonings among residential categories (e.g., R-10/R-15) and A-1. Correspondence indicates strong receptivity to MHP rezoning for the non-MHP parcels; letters available upon request. -Wetlands: approximately 3 acres are classified as wetlands. Development requires a USACE wetlands permit; a wetland delineator is applying now with an estimated application window of 2-3 months. Roads may be permitted across wetlands without full approval. -Flood zones: part of the MHP area lies in the 500-year floodplain (not the 100-year). A portion of A-1 is in the 500-year, with a very small section in the 100-year. -Utilities: city water available via a 16 inch main; city sewer nearby via a 24 inch main (city operates robust water/wastewater systems across Nash and Edgecombe counties.) -The property sits in the Tanner Road corridor near existing manufactured housing and commercial frontage (including the addressed parcel at 2413 Tanner Rd), in a market served by municipal utilities and arterial access. -The Rocky Mount region is anchored by the CSX Carolina Connector (CCX) intermodal terminal-110,000-lift annual capacity, 5 miles from I-95- Supporting logistics and job growth. -UNC Health Nash continues to invest in local healthcare capacity (campus construction and planned tower expansion), reinforcing long-term employment and service demand. -Ongoing reinvestment, including the $30M Rocky Mount Mills/Brewmill mixed-use redevelopment, has strengthened livework-play dynamics and consumer services within the trade area. -Scale and yield: path to approximately 207 pads on 34.43 acres-a size that supports professional management, amenity programming, and efficient capital deployment.