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Blackshear resident seeks rezoning to keep farm animals
Summary
David Bowers asked the Pierce County Board of Commissioners to rezone 4.78 acres at 6051 Chapel Drive from Multi‑Family to Agriculture/Forestry so his family can keep farm animals; the Planning Commission recommended approval and no opposition was reported at the hearing.
At the Oct. 7 public hearing, Chairman Neal Bennett opened a rezoning request by David Bowers for Parcel #036‑064U, a 4.78‑acre property at 6051 Chapel Drive in Blackshear.
David Bowers told the board he sought the zoning change from Multi‑Family to Agriculture/Forestry so his family could keep farm animals. The Planning Commission recommended approval and the board recorded no members of the public opposing the rezoning during the hearing.
The transcript does not record a formal vote or final action by the Board of Commissioners on the rezoning; it shows the public hearing comment and the Planning Commission recommendation as part of the record.
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