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Long County commissioners approve rezoning for Stafford Dairy Road parcel
Summary
The Long County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously April 4 to approve Rezoning Request Z-021-004, allowing 5.15 acres of Tax Parcel 065-032 on Stafford Dairy Road to change from Agricultural–Forestry to Rural Residential for five single-family lots; the Planning and Zoning Board had recommended approval.
The Long County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously April 4 to approve Rezoning Request Z-021-004, allowing 5.15 acres of Tax/Map Parcel 065-032 on Stafford Dairy Road to be rezoned from Agricultural–Forestry to Rural Residential to permit five single‑family lots with individual septic systems. Chairman Robert Parker moved the motion; Commissioner Jeremy Hall seconded.
Planning and Zoning Administrator Jessica Phillips presented the application and told the board the Planning and Zoning Board recommended approval. The application was described in the minutes as part of a larger property the minutes list as 201.9 acres; the request specifically covered 5.15 acres of that parcel. No public comments were recorded during the public hearing.
The approval was recorded as unanimous. The minutes do not list a purchase price, development timetable, or proposed lot sizes; funding, infrastructure responsibilities and drainage or road‑maintenance arrangements were not specified in the record and remain to be addressed in any subsequent permitting or subdivision review.
The board added the rezoning to the meeting agenda as an add-on item and approved it during the regular session. The Planning and Zoning Board recommendation and the commissioners’ unanimous vote complete the county‑level rezoning step; any required permits, subdivision approvals or site work remain subject to future reviews and local regulations.
