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Covington planning panel approves downzoning of 111 Maple Lane to single-family residential RS2
Summary
The Planning and Zoning Commission approved rezoning 111 Maple Lane from institutional (ID) to single-family residential (RS2), reverting the parcel to a less intensive use; the petitioner and owner, John Camenita, was not present at the hearing.
The City of Covington Planning and Zoning Commission voted to rezone 111 Maple Lane from institutional (ID) to single-family residential (RS2), returning the 0.542-acre parcel to a less intensive land-use classification.
Commissioners noted the property had previously been residential and the request was a downzoning. The petitioner and owner, John Camenita, was not present at the meeting.
A commissioner moved to approve the downzoning on the basis that the proposed RS2 classification is a less intense use than the current institutional designation; the motion was seconded and carried. The roll call recorded votes as: Commissioner Boone — yes; Commissioner Celestine — yes; Bert Dubic — yes; Commissioner Bullock — yes; Commissioner Hudson — yes. Commissioner Hudson offered condolences to the petitioner on the loss of his wife.
No public comment or additional conditions were recorded during the hearing. Staff did not provide a timeline for subsequent permitting or development changes at the meeting.
