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Developer proposes 50-acre residential rezone on Hwy 121; commissioners ask whether houses will be spec or custom
Summary
At the April 1 public hearing, Neal Griffis said he seeks to rezone 50 acres on Hwy 121 (Parcel #043-029) to allow single-family homes of about 2,400 square feet, primarily spec homes. Commissioners asked about house type and driveway arrangements; one resident approached intending to oppose the wrong parcel.
The Pierce County Board of Commissioners heard a request to rezone a 50-acre tract on Highway 121 (Parcel #043-029) from Agriculture/Forestry to Single-Family for residential development.
Applicant Neal Griffis told the board he would like to build homes of about 2,400 square feet and said the houses would be “spec homes” unless a buyer requests a custom build. Commissioner Randy Dixon asked whether the homes would be spec or custom; Griffis said they would be spec in most cases. Commissioner David Lowman asked whether each home would have its own driveway; Griffis affirmed that each home would have its own driveway.
A resident, Victor Gonzales, approached intending to speak in opposition but indicated he was addressing a different parcel. No motions or votes were recorded during the hearing; the commissioners requested standard follow-up on site plans and other application materials before taking further action.
