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Commissioners approve rezoning of 32.1 acres on Oak Grove Road for single-family PUD
Summary
Warrick County commissioners voted 3-0 Nov. 10 to rezone about 32.1 acres south of Oak Grove Road (PCR 25-09) from M-2 general industrial to R-1 planned-unit development, enabling a one-family residential subdivision after a positive Area Plan Commission recommendation.
Warrick County commissioners voted unanimously Nov. 10 to approve rezoning application PCR 25-09, clearing the way for a planned one-family subdivision on about 32.1 acres on the south side of Oak Grove Road.
County staff introduced the application as filed by Yukon Inc., operated by Macon LLC, with Daniel Eubler identified as company president. The request would change the parcel’s zoning from M-2 (General Industrial) to R-1 PUD (one-family planned-unit development). Staff said the full legal description was on file and the matter had been advertised Oct. 2, 2025. The Area Plan Commission provided a positive recommendation before the hearing.
Jim Morley Jr., the project engineer, told commissioners the site is the final parcel of a family-owned, roughly 1,000-acre tract and described the rezoning as a long-planned conversion from industrial to residential use. “This is a a moment that's about 30 years in the making,” Morley said, and handed out an exhibit showing the lot layout and location context.
A commissioner moved to approve the rezoning; after a second, the board called the vote and recorded unanimous support. The motion carried 3-0.
Next steps identified at the meeting include final platting and any required subdivision engineering and permitting before individual lots are built. The record on file includes the developer’s materials, the APC recommendation and the advertised notice; specific infrastructure improvements and timing were not specified during the hearing.
