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Commission recommends converting former funeral-home parcel at 2571 William Few Parkway to three single-family lots
Summary
A major revision was recommended to change a planned-unit-development parcel (formerly intended for a funeral home) into three single-family R-1 lots; staff and the owner/applicant spoke in favor and the motion passed.
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The Planning Commission recommended approval of a major revision to the planned-unit-development zoning for the parcel at 2571 William Few Parkway, converting a formerly intended funeral-home site into three single-family residential lots.
Staff described the site on the south side of William Few Parkway and said earlier plans envisioned a funeral home and cemetery, but the cemetery was never built and the area now contains houses and a daycare next door. The applicant’s concept subdivides the parcel into three single-family R-1 lots; staff recommended approval subject to conditions including R-1 setbacks and a traffic-engineering condition addressing driveway/access placement so access points are minimized.
Representatives for Magnolia Gardens Memorial Park Incorporated and PDH Builders Incorporated spoke in favor; speakers identified themselves as Ally Robertson and Patrick Hugenowood. A planning commission member moved to approve the major revision; the motion was seconded and carried on a voice vote. The recommendation will be forwarded to the Columbia County Board of Commissioners for final action.

