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Howard County commissioners approve two residential rezoning and subdivision requests

3204828 · May 6, 2025
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Summary

The Howard County Board of Commissioners approved two rezoning ordinances and associated one‑lot subdivision plats for properties at 3220 South 500 West and 249 North 700 West, moving both parcels from agricultural to rural residential.

The Howard County Board of Commissioners approved two rezoning ordinances and their companion one‑lot subdivision plats for properties at 3220 South 500 West and 249 North 700 West during its meeting.

Jessica Calderon, representing Greg Scheelein of the county planning office, described the first case as “a rezoning, from agricultural to rural residential” for 3220 South 500 West and said the related Axel Acres subdivision is a one‑lot subdivision. For the 249 North 700 West property, Calderon said the rezoning is the same agricultural‑to‑rural residential change and that the Willis Homestead Estate Subdivision is filed as Case 3CP‑25.

The board took voice votes on the ordinances. For ordinance 2025‑BCCO‑15 (3220 South 500 West) the presiding officer called for a motion; a motion and second were made and the board voted by voice, “Aye,” to pass the ordinance. The board then approved the corresponding one‑lot subdivision (referred to in the meeting as 2025016). The board separately approved ordinance 2025‑BCCO‑16 for 249 North 700 West and later approved the Willis Homestead Estate Subdivision (Case 3CP‑25).

No remonstrance or public opposition was raised during the discussion in the meeting record. County planning staff indicated the files and plats were available; no commissioners requested additional study before the approvals.

The approvals were recorded by voice vote with no roll‑call tally in the transcript.