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Board approves recommendation to rezone 794 Floyd Ave. to AR-2 for four-lot subdivision

3750283 · June 10, 2025
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Summary

The board voted to approve a rezoning recommendation for 794 Floyd Avenue (Map 296, Parcels 30 and 31), converting about 4.686 acres from AR-1 to AR-2 so the property can be subdivided into four roughly one-acre lots; staff condition requires plat review and recording before zoning takes effect.

The board voted to approve a recommendation to rezone a 4.686-acre parcel at 794 Floyd Avenue from AR-1 to AR-2 to allow subdivision into four lots.

Planning staff said the rezoning would make two currently nonconforming AR-1 lots conforming with surrounding AR-2 and R-1 parcels and allow the applicant to split the combined tract into four roughly one-acre, stick-built home lots.

Miss Chelsea, planning staff, told the board the application was complete and included a condition: "development services shall review and sign the plat, then the plat shall be recorded so that the zoning can take effect." Applicant Alan Rich said he planned to combine the two parcels, remove two existing trailers, and build four site-built homes—two facing Floyd Avenue and two facing Cameron Oak Drive. Rich said, "What we're doing is combine these 2 pieces back together to get the little over 4 acres, almost 5 acres so we can set divide into 4 lots." He also said one existing well can serve one house and that "we'll have to get, 3 more."

Board members moved and seconded a motion to approve the rezoning recommendation (motion made by Mister Boykin; second by Mister Kessler). The motion carried; there were no recorded nays in the meeting record. Staff noted the rezoning will not take effect until the plat is signed and recorded by development services.

The item will be presented at the next board of commissioners public hearing on July 1, when the board of commissioners will consider the recommendation at a public hearing. Staff said a soil evaluation is pending and identified Troy Smith as the person preparing the soil survey.

Details recorded in the meeting record: the applicant seeks to rezone "plus or minus 4.686 acres" (Map 296, Parcels 30 and 31) to AR-2 so the parcels can be subdivided; existing on-site infrastructure includes two mobile-home septic tanks and one well that presently serves one unit; the two mobile homes will be removed before new construction. The board's approval in this meeting was recorded as a recommendation; final zoning effect depends on plat recording as required by development services.