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Board approves rezoning of 8.394 acres in Tunstall Election District
Summary
The Board unanimously approved Case R‑25‑002 to rezone 8.394 acres on Stoney Mill Road from R‑1 (residential suburban) to A‑1 (agricultural) to consolidate the parcel with adjacent land.
At 8:38 p.m. Feb. 18, the Pittsylvania County Board of Supervisors approved Case R‑25‑002, which rezoned 8.394 acres on State Road 869 (Stoney Mill Road) in the Tunstall Election District from R‑1 residential suburban subdivision district to A‑1 agricultural district to allow consolidation with an adjacent A‑1 parcel.
Planning staff materials in the board packet noted the county planning commission on Jan. 7 recommended approval by a 7‑0 vote with no opposition. The petition was presented at the hearing by Rich Armstrong, who represented the petitioners. Supervisor Jeremy Ingram moved approval and Supervisor Timothy Dalton seconded; the motion passed by voice vote, 7‑0.
Why this matters: Rezoning to A‑1 allows the parcel to be used and managed under agricultural‑district standards and permits consolidation that petitioners said will aid future farm or residential uses.
Ending: The board closed the public hearing and adopted the rezoning during the Feb. 18 regular meeting.
