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Council conducts first readings for three annexations across Elizabethtown
Summary
The council held first readings of ordinances to annex three properties — 204 Jackie Street (0.8 acres, zoned R-4), 320 Pearl Orchard Road NW (25.8 acres, zoned R-2) and 7019 South Wilson Road (1.1 acres, zoned C-3) — each with owner consent and required county notice, the council was told.
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Elizabethtown City Council on March 17 held first readings of three annexation ordinances covering properties at 204 Jackie Street, 320 Pearl Orchard Road NW and 7019 South Wilson Road.
The ordinance summary for 204 Jackie Street said the property, owned by Paul and Susan Braningham as trustees of the Braningham Living Trust, totals approximately 0.8 acres and would be zoned Urban Residential General (R-4) upon annexation based on the planning commission’s recommendation. The owners provided written consent to the annexation and the city issued the required 45-day notice to Hardin County, the summary said.
The ordinance summary for 320 Pearl Orchard Road NW indicated the property, owned by Omni Land and Development LLC, totals about 25.8 acres and would be zoned Suburban Residential (R-2) on annexation per the planning commission recommendation; the owners gave written consent and the required 45-day notice to Hardin County was provided. Council members noted expanded public notice for the planning discussion had increased public attendance at the planning commission meeting and helped answer residents’ questions.
The ordinance summary for 7019 South Wilson Road said the property, described in the summary as owned by the Imaging Cobb Estate / Gloria Compton Executors, is approximately 1.1 acres and would be zoned Regional Commercial (C-3) upon annexation, with written owner consent and the required 45-day notice to Hardin County. Each annexation was recorded as a first reading; full ordinance texts are available from the city clerk.

