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Bradley Moon seeks to combine parcels across a road for tax and program eligibility
Summary
Bradley Moon requested rezonings to combine a 3.89-acre vacant tract with a 10.16-acre parcel across the road to create a single parcel of about 14.05 acres for tax purposes and to make the land eligible for a program the application described as 'Koopa.'
Bradley Moon asked Madison County to rezone a 3.89-acre tract from A1 to A2 and a 10.16-acre tract from A1 to A2 so the two parcels across Mainsgrove Church Road can be combined on the tax rolls into a single 14.05-acre parcel.
Planning staff said the two parcels are across the road from one another but may be considered adjoined for tax purposes: “A road can split property,” the presenter told the commission, and staff showed parcel outlines on the map. Staff said the 3.89-acre tract is vacant while the 10.16-acre parcel contains Mr. Moon’s home; the combined parcel would be eligible to be “put into Koopa,” as described in the application materials.
Staff advised the change is consistent with the comprehensive plan and reported “more than ample road frontage” for the consolidated tract. Commissioners asked a clarifying question about minimum acreage requirements and staff replied with the minimum acreage figure referenced in the staff packet.
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