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Howard County approves two subdivisions and rezones Rome Subdivision to rural residential
Summary
The board approved Feia Estates and Rhodes subdivisions and rezoned the Rome Subdivision from Agriculture to Rural Residential (Ordinance 2026-BCCO-01). Planning staff presented case numbers and locations; there was no remonstrance on the subdivision approvals.
Howard County commissioners approved two subdivision plats and a rezoning ordinance after planning staff presented the proposals and the board heard no formal remonstrances.
Planning staff identified three items: Feia Estates (Case 18 CP-25), a one‑lot subdivision at 4850 East 50 North; Rhodes Subdivision (Case 19 CP-25), a two‑lot subdivision at 9126 and 9156 West 200 South in Roosevelt; and Rome Subdivision (Case 16CZ-25), proposed to be rezoned from Agriculture (AG) to Rural Residential under Ordinance 2026-BCCO-01. After staff presentation and a check for public remonstrance, the board voted to approve the two subdivisions together and later approved the rezoning ordinance following a public comment opportunity.
Planning staff said there were no substantive objections during the public hearing on the subdivisions. The board handled the matters by motion and voice vote, with commissioners recording 'Aye' for approval. Paperwork and required signatures will be completed by county staff.
The board did not introduce code text changes beyond the single ordinance number referenced in the planning presentation. No additional conditions or amendments to the rezoning were recorded in the meeting minutes.
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