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Baker County rezones 5‑acre parcel to Agricultural‑5 to allow single‑family construction

Board of County Commissioners of Baker County, Florida · October 1, 2024
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Summary

On second reading the board adopted Ordinance 2024‑19 to reclassify about 5 acres owned by Trevor and Sean Falling from Agricultural 7.5 to Agricultural 5, making the lot conforming and permitting construction of a single‑family home; staff said the parcel does not touch FEMA flood zones.

Sherman Ford presented the second reading of Ordinance 2024‑19 and recommended approval to rezone a roughly 5‑acre parcel owned by Trevor and Sean Falling from Agricultural 7.5 to Agricultural 5 (Act 7.5 to Act 5). Staff said the rezone would make the lot conforming and allow the owners to build a single‑family home. Ford noted the parcel was cut from a larger tract and warned that any further division would trigger subdivision requirements.

Commissioners asked about notification to the parent parcel owner and Ford said staff had discussed subdivision rules with the property owners prior to the application. One commissioner requested that staff send certified notice to the original parent tract owner and place that correspondence in the file to avoid future disputes; staff agreed. The ordinance was read by title and adopted on second reading by voice vote.