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Planning commission approves rezoning of two parcels in Lake Estates (Case 2286)
Summary
The Henry County Planning Commission approved Case 2286 to rezone two partial parcels in Caitlin Lake Estates from A1 (agriculture) to R1 (residential) to allow two quarter‑acre house lots; the approval was forwarded to county commissioners after a roll call vote.
The Henry County Planning Commission voted to approve Case 2286, a rezoning request to change two partial parcels in Caitlin Lake Estates from A1 (agriculture) to R1 (residential), allowing the sale of two quarter‑acre lots to a developer for home construction.
An applicant representative (Speaker 3) said the owner is selling two lots that are no longer needed for farming and that a developer has built 14 homes nearby over the last year. Commissioners asked whether the subdivision had sewer and water; the representative said the subdivision has sewer service and individual properties are on wells.
Speaker 4 moved to approve the rezone and Dale (read in roll call as Dale Bolt) seconded. The roll call recorded affirmative votes from Kennan Gray, Dale Bolt, Marcia Gratner, Steve Dellinger, Jason Roberts, Terry Matney and Sheldon Dines; David Fisher voted no. The planning commission’s favorable recommendation will be forwarded to the Henry County commissioners for final action.
The commission’s discussion focused on lot size, utilities and consistency with nearby development. No one spoke at the meeting in opposition on the record. The planning commission’s action is procedural: the county commissioners will make the final determination.
