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Commission discusses creating new zone for recovery and care facilities; Amanda Dale rezoning item listed

5732071 · September 8, 2025
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Summary

Commissioners discussed removing certain personal/group care facilities from C-5 zoning and creating a new zone; an Amanda Dale rezoning request (Map 17, Parcel 16.02) was placed on the agenda for review by planning staff.

Commissioners discussed during the Sept. 15 workshop whether to remove certain uses from the county's C-5 zone and create a new zone tailored to facilities such as recovery houses or group-care facilities. One commissioner asked staff to draft a zoning change and bring it to the planning commission for review and recommendation.

The discussion noted that some personal and group care facilities can exist as single-family houses when serving eight or fewer people with disabilities and therefore may not fall under typical zoning notification requirements. Commissioners and planning staff discussed possible categories—personal/group care facility, assisted living, nursing homes, and daycare—and whether those uses should be separated or regulated differently within the land-use matrix.

Separately, staff announced that Amanda Dale requested a zone change from Agricultural (A C 1) for Map 17, Parcel 16.02 (property at 1985 Moseley Ferry Road in the Fourth Voting District), and that the parcel is not in a special flood-hazard area. Planning staff described the lot as L-shaped with road frontage on two roads and said redesign may involve meeting setback and the 1:4 ratio requirements.

Planning staff said they would prepare materials for the planning commission and ultimately send a recommendation back to the county commission. No zoning ordinance change or rezoning was decided at the workshop; commissioners directed staff to prepare draft language and to place items on the planning commission agenda for review.