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Board approves rezoning of 30.36 acres on Drybridge Road to agricultural

2342213 · February 19, 2025
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Summary

The board unanimously approved Case R‑25‑003 to rezone 30.36 acres on State Road 801 (Drybridge Road) from M‑1 light industrial to A‑1 agricultural to permit a single‑family dwelling and agricultural uses.

At 8:39 p.m. Feb. 18 the Pittsylvania County Board of Supervisors approved Case R‑25‑003, rezoning 30.36 acres on State Road 801 (Drybridge Road) in the Kellyns Garden Election District from M‑1 light industrial to A‑1 agricultural to allow a single‑family dwelling and agricultural uses.

The planning commission recommended approval by a 7‑0 vote on Jan. 7, according to staff materials in the board packet. The petitioner, Janet Brooks, was present and offered no additional comments. Supervisor Timothy Dalton moved approval; Supervisor Timothy Dudley seconded. The board adopted the rezoning by voice vote, 7‑0.

Why this matters: Rezoning from industrial to agricultural changes the property’s allowable uses and removes light‑industry allowances on the parcel.

Ending: The board closed the public hearing and approved the rezoning at the Feb. 18 meeting.