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Board approves two rezonings, delays Glenbrook plat vacation to resolve title/administrative steps
Summary
Supervisors approved amendments to two rezonings — one to adjust industrial zoning boundaries and another to allow townhomes in Wilderness Shores consistent with an approved plan — and tabled a request to vacate a Glenbrook Estates right‑of‑way until staff and the applicant pursue administrative boundary consolidation to avoid title issues.
The Orange County Board of Supervisors approved two separate rezonings and deferred action on a plat vacation after staff and the applicant raised procedural and title‑work concerns.
The board approved REZ24‑00282, an amendment to a 2019 I‑2 conditional zoning to adjust boundaries and add an acre off Old Office Road. The planning commission recommended approval and the board enacted the amendment by roll call.
The board also approved REZ24‑00246, a rezoning of about 4 acres within Wilderness Shores to align zoning with a previously approved site plan for townhomes; the applicant proffered adherence to the approved plan and the board approved the change by roll call. Staff and the applicant confirmed the action will not increase the previously approved unit cap.
Separately, an applicant sought to vacate a public right‑of‑way within the Glenbrook Estates subdivision and consolidate undeveloped lots into a single parcel held in conservation. Planning staff advised that vacating the entire plat raised potential title complications and recommended proceeding in steps: first vacate the right‑of‑way, then administratively consolidate lots. Several supervisors expressed concern about vacating public dedication before lot consolidation; the board voted to table/continue the public hearing to the next meeting to allow staff and the applicant to pursue administrative boundary adjustments if possible.
The board’s actions included roll‑call approvals for the rezonings and a motion to continue the Glenbrook plat vacation without further advertising.
