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Long County approves zoning petitions, designates Hill Street for county maintenance

Long County Board of Commissioners · March 1, 2026
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Summary

The board approved zoning petition Z-020-001 (3-2) and conditional use CU-020-001 unanimously, selected CDBG administrator and engineer, and approved Hill Street in Vickers Hill Subdivision as county-maintained after a 3-2 vote. Multiple procurement and administration motions also passed.

Long County commissioners took several land-use and administrative votes at their Feb. 4 meeting, including a split vote on a zoning petition and approval to accept Hill Street into the county-maintained road network.

Commissioner Michael Riddle moved to approve zoning petition Z-020-001; Commissioner Michael Phillips seconded. Commissioners David Richardson and Clifton Deloach opposed, and the motion passed 3-2. The minutes record no public comments on the petition at the hearing.

A separate conditional-use petition, CU-020-001, to allow a church on Tax/Map Parcel 071-008 was presented by Planning and Zoning Administrator Jessica Phillips as an application by Ervin Roberson. Commissioner Michael Phillips moved to approve CU-020-001; Commissioner Michael Riddle seconded and the motion passed unanimously.

Administrative items included unanimous approval to select the 2020 CDBG administrator and engineering firm, a unanimous approval of an IT contract with Practical Technology (owner Toby Ruf), and approval to purchase voting carts and secure storage. The board tabled a proposed cleaning contract for the new annex building.

After a failed motion to table discussion of Hill Street, the board then approved making Hill Street in Vickers Hill Subdivision county-maintained. That final motion passed 3-2, with Commissioners David Richardson and Michael Riddle voting no. The meeting adjourned following those votes.

The minutes do not include detailed written findings for the zoning approvals or the text of the agreements with selected vendors; those materials were not included in the meeting record provided.