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Commission recommends small family division rezoning on Penuel Lane to allow manufactured home
Summary
The planning commission voted to recommend rezoning a 0.5‑acre portion of 122 Penuel Lane to Residential Manufactured Housing so the owners can deed the lot to their son for a single‑wide mobile home; staff said the lot would exceed minimum lot size requirements and no speakers opposed.
The Campbell County Planning Commission voted to recommend approval of PL‑25‑097, a request by Donna and Brian Woodford to rezone a 0.5‑acre portion of 122 Penuel Lane from residential single‑family to residential manufactured housing to allow a family division and placement of a manufactured home.
Planning staff told commissioners that the parcel would be served by public water and on‑site septic and that the county’s minimum lot size for the manufactured‑housing district is 15,000 square feet; the proposed half‑acre (roughly 21,780 square feet) exceeds that minimum. Staff characterized the area as mixed use with a transition from heavier industry along Wards Road to residential uses on Penuel Lane and said that changing a portion of the parcel to a different residential zoning type would not conflict with the comprehensive plan.
Property owner Donna Woodford described the request as a family move‑in plan: “What we wanna do … is take the back half acre, deed it to our son, daughter‑in‑law so then they can put a single wide mobile home there,” she told the commission, saying the remainder of the parcel would remain residential single‑family.
No members of the public spoke in opposition. Commissioners discussed the modest scale of the request and the family purpose, and the motion to recommend approval carried on a voice vote with no recorded opposition. The recommendation will be forwarded to the Board of Supervisors for final action.
