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Glynn County planning commission approves 3,000 sq. ft. accessory building at 440 Martin Palmer Drive
Summary
The Glynn County Planning Commission voted 7-0 to approve a site plan for a roughly 3,000-square-foot accessory storage building for Cookson Roofing at 440 Martin Palmer Drive, with existing buffers retained; no public speakers opposed the plan.
The Glynn County Planning Commission approved a site plan for a roughly 3,000-square-foot accessory storage building for Cookson Roofing at 440 Martin Palmer Drive on a 7-0 vote.
Planning and zoning director Stephanie Leaf presented the plan, saying, “So this is a, site plan for a new accessory dwelling or not dwelling, accessory building, excuse me. 3,000 square feet.” Leaf told commissioners the new metal storage building would sit at the rear of the commercial property, remove an existing RV shed and retain a 20-foot buffer along the rear and a Type E planted buffer along Martin Palmer Drive.
The approval followed the staff report, an applicant presentation by Chad Neal of Regency Innovations and a public hearing during which no members of the public spoke for or against the application. Commissioners had no substantive questions about the proposal’s compliance with Glynn County zoning standards or the county’s comprehensive plan during the meeting.
Action taken was limited to site-plan approval; commissioners did not add conditions or direct further study. The planning commission’s motion to approve SP-25-10 as presented passed unanimously.
The property is listed as Parcel 03-12660 and is in a Planned Development District; the accessory building is described in the record as storage for the existing Cookson Roofing commercial operation. Any construction will proceed through the county’s standard construction-plan and permitting process.
