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Residents opposed as Trinreal seeks rezoning for 27‑lot subdivision on Jacob Hall Road

Tift County Board of Commissioners · March 1, 2026
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Summary

Trinreal Inc., applicant Steve Solomon, asked the county to rezone 37.7 acres on Jacob Hall Road from AU to RR1 to allow one‑acre lots and a 27‑lot subdivision; staff and health/utility reviews were favorable, the planning commission recommended approval, and several citizens opposed the application at the planning hearing.

Community Development Services Director Chris Davis told the board that Trinreal Inc., with applicant Steve Solomon, petitioned to rezone about 37.7 acres on Jacob Hall Road from AU (Agriculture) to RR1 (Rural Residential). The change would permit one‑acre lots and allow a proposed 27‑lot subdivision, require new paved internal roads and make the developer responsible for paving Jacob Hall Road from the subdivision entrance.

Davis said the Tift County Health Department and ESG approved the proposed utility improvements and that staff arranged a water pressure test that confirmed adequate pressure for the area. The Greater Tift County Planning Commission considered the petition on Aug. 10 and recommended approval; the planning record shows several citizens in opposition to the rezoning.

At the Sept. 5 workshop the board did not vote; members indicated they wanted the matter placed on the Sept. 11 regular agenda for formal consideration. No formal conditions or mitigation measures were recorded in the workshop minutes.