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Planning committee approves industrial rezonings, denies several residential and commercial requests; sends farm-resolution and task force to full council

Planning and Development Committee, Greenville County Council · February 5, 2026
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Summary

On Feb. 2 the Greenville County Planning & Development Committee approved two industrial rezonings, denied three zoning requests including a PD major change and a tow-yard, forwarded a resolution recognizing farms to full council, created an advisory farm task force, and held a procedural fee item to Feb. 16.

Greenville County's Planning and Development Committee on Feb. 2 considered a slate of rezoning dockets and related actions, approving several industrial/service rezonings, denying multiple residential and commercial requests, and forwarding an agricultural resolution and task force to full council.

The committee approved CZDash2026-001 (506 & 508 South Buncombe Road and 1710 Hood Road in Greer), a 6.18-acre rezoning request from S-1 Services to I-1 Industrial to allow a recycling processing center. Planning staff recommended approval and the county planning commission had also recommended approval; the committee approved the rezoning by voice vote after a staff presentation (Speaker 3).

The committee denied CZDash2026-002 (Pebble Creek PD major change in Taylors). The applicant proposed to reallocate 3 acres of…

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