The Brevard County Board of County Commissioners approved a set of routine rezoning items during the Feb. 6 Planning & Zoning session. Below are the actions the board took, the basic motions, and vote tallies.

Wanda and Dennis Crocker (H3) — Rezoning AU to RR1 (application 24Z59)
Motion: Approve rezoning request from AU to RR1 to make the parcel buildable for a single‑family residence; represented by Timothy Bopias. Motion by Commissioner Delaney; second by Commissioner Atkinson. Roll call: Delaney — Yes; Vice Chair Goodson — Yes; Atkinson — Yes; Chair Feltner — Yes. Outcome: Approved.

Luz Nongales (H4) — Rezoning AU to RR1 with BDP limiting development (application number not specified in record)
Discussion: Staff and commissioners discussed floodplain constraints and potential for the 1‑acre portion where an existing house sits. Commissioners and applicant concluded a binding development plan (BDP) could be used to limit future residential development on the parent 5‑acre parcel to the one existing unit. Motion by Vice Chair Goodson to approve rezoning from AU to RR1 with a BDP limiting the parent parcel to one residential unit; second by Commissioner Atkinson. Roll call was unanimous. Outcome: Approved (BDP to be recorded; applicant will return with BDP details for board review).

Tiffany and Henry LeCure (H5) — Rezoning RR1 to AGR (application 24Z58)
Motion: Approve rezoning from RR1 to AGR to allow agricultural uses including a pole barn and small‑scale deer farm operations described by the applicant. Motion by Commissioner Atkinson; second by Vice Chair Goodson. Roll call: Unanimous yes. Outcome: Approved.

Notes: The clerk recorded roll calls for each motion. Where the record showed further clarifications (for example, the BDP requirement on H4), staff will process the BDP and ensure it is recorded against the parent parcel before any new development is permitted. All approvals were unanimous by recorded roll calls.

Ending: Staff will follow up on recorded BDPs and any site‑specific conditions; applicants may proceed with permits subject to county review and compliance.