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Planning Board backs Eagle Landing rezoning to allow tighter side setbacks and more lots
Summary
The board recommended approval of a conditional rezoning for Eagle Landing to reduce side setbacks from 10 to 7.5 feet, allowing roughly 18 additional lots on a roughly 97.2‑acre tract in the G3 corridor; staff said the proposal fits the county’s land‑use plan.
The Rockingham County Planning Board recommended approval on Feb. 9 of a conditional rezoning for the Eagle Landing subdivision that would reduce side setbacks from 10 feet to 7.5 feet and allow an increase in lot count on a roughly 97.2‑acre tract.
Planning staff said the property — shown as part of the county’s G3 corridor in the county’s land‑use plan — is already zoned residential mix and that the proposed change would allow the developer to increase lots from…
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