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Board approves rezoning to fix split zone on John Wright parcel
Summary
The Madison County Board of Supervisors approved a rezoning request to convert a split‑zoned parcel (tax map 46‑39A) to a single A‑1 district to allow a future boundary line adjustment, following a planning commission recommendation to approve.
The Madison County Board of Supervisors on [date not specified in transcript] approved a rezoning request from John Wright for tax map 46‑39A, converting the parcel from split A‑1/C‑1 zoning to a single A‑1 district to permit a future boundary line adjustment.
Zoning administrator Mister Nichols described the request to both the planning commission and the board as straightforward. Wright told the board he owns the adjacent 8‑acre parcel and wants to “establish a clear right of way over to Trinity Lane,” and that the change would allow him to reconfigure two lots without any “hidden agenda.”
The planning commission had recommended the rezoning; the board considered the recommendation and approved the case by voice vote. No substantive public opposition was recorded at either the planning commission or board hearings.
Next steps: the ordinance text change will be reflected in the county zoning records and the property owner may proceed with boundary adjustments and any subsequent site‑level approvals required by county or state agencies.
