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Local business seeks help from commission after rezoning application delay on Mud Creek property
Summary
Jamie Parks, representing the Roger Bud Company, asked commissioners for assistance after his client was unable to secure county cooperation to apply for rezoning on a parcel near Mud Creek (off Madison Highway/Horace Drive); the commission took the request under advisement and asked staff to follow up.
A business representative asked commissioners to help advance a rezoning application for property near Mud Creek after he said county processes had stalled his client’s effort for roughly a year.
Jamie Parks, representing the Roger Bud Company, said he and his client have sought rezoning to construct a building but were blocked from applying. Parks told commissioners the site is near Madison Highway, on Horace Drive, and that the Army Corps of Engineers has not finalized floodplain lines because the rezoning has not proceeded. He asked the commission to intervene so the application can move forward.
Why it matters: Rezoning and floodplain delineation affect whether a property owner can redevelop a parcel and what permits will be required. Parks said the property is in a flood zone and that rezoning is needed to advance Army Corps and permitting steps.
Commissioners said they would look into the matter and noted they had the representative’s contact information. The meeting record shows no formal vote; the commission directed staff to follow up with the speaker to provide assistance or next steps.
Parks provided a contact number for follow up and declined to present detailed documentation during the hearing; commissioners indicated they would review the paperwork with staff outside the public meeting.
