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Commission considers rezoning and annexation for Halltown Road industrial parcel

County Commission · February 18, 2026
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Summary

Planning staff described a proposal to rezone a Halltown Road parcel (Stetson Holder property, parcel 019) from A-1 to I-1 to increase industrial marketability and seek annexation; staff noted available water, sewer and fire protection and commissioners raised traffic and road-access concerns.

County planning staff presented a request to rezone parcel 019 on Halltown Road (the Stetson Holder property) from A-1 (agricultural) to I-1 (industrial) and discussed a concurrent annexation into the city to facilitate industrial development.

"We need more industrial property here in the county," the planner (Unidentified Speaker 9) said, noting the parcel abuts an existing industrial park and the recycling and meat-processing facilities. The planning consultant and planning commission recommended approval.

Members of the public and commissioners questioned how trucks would access the site and whether county roads (particularly Andrews Avenue) could handle additional truck traffic. One resident (Unidentified Speaker 11) urged a stipulation that new access roads be built, saying heavy vehicle turns currently force lane encroachment. The planner answered that Industrial Drive already traverses the property and that frontage exists on Halltown and New Halltown roads, but that site-plan review would require coordination with the roads department.

Staff also described utility feasibility: a 12-inch water line runs along Halltown Road, a separate 6-inch water line and sewer service cross the property, and a fire hydrant in the area provides roughly 500 gallons per minute, which staff said supports industrial use and was part of the planning recommendation.

No final vote occurred in the work session; staff will return with any additional information requested. The annexation item and the rezoning were presented for review and public comment before formal action at a regular meeting.