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Lee County approves 1.4-acre rezone request (DCI 20 25-00006)
Summary
The board approved a request to rezone about 1.4 acres from agricultural to commercial plan development (DCI 20 25-00006) after staff said the hearing examiner recommended approval; no members of the public were on the record for this item.
The Lee County Board of Commissioners approved a request to rezone approximately 1.4 acres from agricultural to commercial plan development during its Feb. 18 zoning hearing.
Brianna Schrader, a planner with the county's zoning section, told commissioners the application (DCI 20 25-00006) proposed rezoning the parcel to match its future land-use designation and that the hearing examiner recommended approval. Schrader said there were no participants on record for the item.
Commissioner Hammond moved to adopt the hearing examiner's recommendation; Commissioner Petroski seconded. The board recorded no objections and the motion carried.
The approval was routine on its face: staff and the hearing examiner found the application met applicable land-use and compatibility standards. The county did not add additional conditions at the dais. No development order or architectural plans were presented at the hearing; those details will be reviewed during subsequent development-stage review if the applicant pursues construction.
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