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Planning commission approves small site plan and zoning-definition update after BWXT hearing

Washington County Regional Planning Commission · January 7, 2026

Summary

After the BWXT public hearing and the rezoning recommendation, the commission approved a two-family site plan for the Jeff Jones Complex at 125 Charlie Haas Road and adopted a staff-initiated text amendment clarifying definitions for meat product manufacturing and slaughterhouses in the zoning code.

Following the public hearing and vote on the BWXT rezoning recommendation, the Washington County Regional Planning Commission completed remaining agenda items.

Staff presented a site-plan request for the Jeff Jones Complex at 125 Charlie Haas Road: one two-family dwelling with six front-yard parking spaces. Because the development footprint was small (less than 0.3 acres), staff said stormwater regulations would not apply and recommended approval. Commissioners moved to approve the site plan; the motion passed by voice vote.

The commission also considered a staff-initiated text amendment to the zoning resolution’s definitions to clarify overlap between "meat product manufacturing" (treated as M-2 industrial) and "slaughterhouse" (treated as an A-3 agricultural use). Staff described the intent to delineate agricultural slaughterhouse activities from industrial rendering or large-scale processing. Commissioners moved to approve the clarification by consent; the amendment passed.

These approvals followed immediately after the BWXT discussion and will be reflected in the planning department’s records and any subsequent permit reviews.

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