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Commission approves rezoning and preliminary plat for Four and a Half Subdivision Phase II, denies frontage variance
Summary
The Long County board approved rezoning Z‑022‑009 and the preliminary plat for Four and a Half Subdivision Phase II and denied a variance request for reduced road frontage; votes on the rezoning and plat passed 3–1, and the variance denial also passed 3–1 with Chairman Parker opposed.
The Long County Board of Commissioners approved a rezoning request (Z‑022‑009) to convert 55.4 acres to rural residential for construction of 22 lots and approved the preliminary plat for Four and a Half Subdivision Phase II, subject to meeting setbacks and codes. Both motions passed 3–1; Commissioner Jeremy Hall voted no on both the rezoning and the preliminary plat.
The board also voted to deny a requested variance that would have allowed 100 feet of road frontage per lot instead of the 150 feet required by ordinance; that motion to deny the variance passed 3–1 with Chairman Robert D. Parker recorded as opposed. The planning commission had denied the variance request prior to the board’s action.
