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Council approves a string of rezoning requests across York County; details at a glance
Summary
York County Council considered and approved multiple rezoning requests on Nov. 3, 2025.
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York County Council considered and approved multiple rezoning requests on Nov. 3, 2025. The items were routine public hearings for staff‑recommended rezonings and carried by voice votes.
Summary of approved items - Case 25‑26 (first reading): Rezone approximately 2.87 acres from AGC to RUD in District 3 to allow subdivision and placement of a double‑wide manufactured home; staff noted the request converts a nonconforming situation into two conforming RUD lots and planning commission recommended approval 4‑1. - Case 25‑30 (third reading): Rezone roughly 28 acres from AGC and OI to Light Industrial (LI) in District 7. This item returned for a third reading after amendments; public comment noted that a residential element exists by right behind the property but that the owner is pursuing commercial uses. - Case 25‑38 (first reading): Rezone about 1.74 acres from RSF‑30 to Neighborhood Center (NC) near Riverview (West of I‑77) to allow consolidation of six parcels into a mixed‑use, multi‑tenant building with possible upper‑story dwellings; planning staff supported the request as consistent with the future‑land‑use map. - Case 25‑39 (first reading): Rezone ~9.99 acres from Urban Development (UD) to General Commercial (GC) north of Fort Mill to allow an upfit and a fieldhouse (fitness/athletic facility) and align the property with the surrounding Southbridge PD expectations.
Votes and next steps All four rezonings were approved by council on the dates of their respective readings; the meeting record shows approvals by voice vote without roll‑call tallies for each motion. The matters return to staff for permitting and the applicants were told to submit final engineering and architectural packages for review.
Sources: Planning staff presentations and public hearing records at the Nov. 3, 2025 York County Council meeting.

