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Commissioners approve rezoning of 1706 Whiddon Mill Road for real estate office
Summary
The Tift County Board of Commissioners approved rezoning a 1.684-acre parcel at 1706 Whiddon Mill Road from R21 to RP to allow a real estate office after the planning commission recommended approval and a local resident spoke in favor.
The Tift County Board of Commissioners voted April 10 to rezone a 1.684-acre parcel at 1706 Whiddon Mill Road from R21 (Medium Density Residential) to RP (Residential Professional) to accommodate a real estate office.
Community Development Services Director Chris Davis told the board the Greater Tift County Planning and Zoning Commission considered the petition by CNK Properties LLC and recommended approval; no calls to Community Development or public opposition were reported. Nelson Kunes spoke in favor of the application during the public hearing. County Attorney Anthony Rowell opened and closed the hearing before the board voted.
Commissioner Greg Wood moved to approve TC-ZA-23-03; the motion was seconded and carried 6-0. The ordinance change permits professional residential uses at the site, which was listed in the petition as Tax Map 0046B Parcel 072.
The approval allows the property owner to pursue development of a real estate office under RP zoning. The record indicates no public opposition during the proceedings and that the planning commission found the request consistent with the county's zoning criteria.
No conditions or limits beyond the zoning classification change were recorded in the minutes. The board did not record follow-up requirements or a timeline for development in the session minutes.
