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Board approves secondary-residence exemption for Coleman family despite density rules

Holmes County Board of Supervisors · November 18, 2025
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Summary

Planning staff recommended and the Holmes County board approved a secondary-residence exemption for Jennifer John and Jennifer Coleman for a parcel on Weldon Road; staff noted the property does not meet density requirements and applicants must file the standard affidavit.

Holmes County planning staff presented and the board approved a request for a secondary-residence exemption for properties owned by Jennifer John and Jennifer Coleman at 3594 Weldon Road (ZIP 32425), parcel number 0423.00-000-000-017.100.

Speaker 3 said the property does not meet the county's density requirements but the applicants preferred not to split the parcel and submitted a request for a secondary-residence exemption. Staff recommended approval and said the applicants must complete the county affidavit that other recent applicants have used. The board moved, seconded and approved the recommendation by voice vote.

The transcript records the parcel number and the requirement that the affidavit be filed; it does not record any conditions or long-term restrictions beyond the standard affidavit requirement.