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Board approves Dunlap zoning amendment to reclassify 39 Pee Fee Road from agricultural to rural residential
Summary
The Board of Commissioners approved a zoning district amendment requested by property owner Lance Dunlap to change 39 Pee Fee Road from agricultural to rural residential, citing planning staff findings and a unanimous Planning and Zoning Commission recommendation.
Planning staff presented a zoning district amendment application from owner Lance Dunlap to rezone a 38.85-acre parcel at 39 Pee Fee Road from agricultural to rural residential. The planning presenter said the application was submitted after an enforcement case for two principal structures on agricultural land was opened; the new owner is working with the county to resolve density and use issues.
The presenter said the planning department found the requested change generally follows the Albany County comprehensive plan and that surrounding land uses are compatible with general residential zoning. Holly Dyer of the conservation district commented on erosion and reclamation; the presenter said those comments are in the record. The Planning and Zoning Commission voted unanimously to recommend approval, and the Board adopted the staff analysis and the findings and conclusions from the staff report.
A motion to approve ZDA-04-25, including staff analysis and findings of fact and conclusions of law, passed by voice vote.
