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Resident urges Quorum Court to limit commercial zoning along Highway 412

2123904 · January 17, 2025
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Summary

A longtime resident asked justices to reconsider continuous commercial zoning along a nine‑mile stretch of Highway 412, warning the decision could convert farmland into strip development.

Charles McKinney urged the Washington County Quorum Court to reconsider zoning decisions along Highway 412, saying nine miles of continuous commercial zoning threatens farmland and rural character.

McKinney said he supported other recent reductions to commercial zoning in the county but singled out Highway 412 as an exception. “Nine miles of commercial on both sides of the highway,” McKinney said, adding that the decision will affect the county “for generations.” He said most growth is on the west side of Springdale and suggested concentrating development there.

His remarks were submitted during the public-comment period; no committee action or vote followed at the organizational meeting.