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Council adopts rezoning for 6-acre parcel off White House Road
Summary
After a public hearing, the council rezoned about six acres that came into the city after annexation to a permanent B-4 / I-22 business corridor district, following a Planning Commission recommendation for approval.
JASPER CITY — The Jasper City Council voted to adopt an ordinance rezoning roughly six acres off White House Road from temporary MR status following annexation to a permanent B-4 / I-22 business corridor zoning district.
Brent Parker introduced the final public-hearing vote, saying the parcel must be rezoned within a statutory period after annexation and that the Jasper Planning Commission had recommended approval. Councilmembers opened the hearing for comment; no members of the public spoke in the recorded transcript and the council moved to a vote.
The council approved the rezoning, which was described as being in District 1. The ordinance had been introduced at the prior meeting and the vote in this session constituted final adoption.
What happens next: The parcel will be treated under the B-4 / I-22 business corridor zoning rules; any site plans or development proposals will need to comply with the city's zoning regulations and permitting processes.
