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Court recommends rezoning for 0.388-acre parcel on Little Mount Road so buyer can combine lots
Summary
The Spencer County Fiscal Court recorded a Planning & Zoning Commission recommendation to rezone 0.388 acres at 6041 Little Mount Road from AG-1 to R-1 to allow consolidation with an adjacent house lot. The commission cited the comprehensive plan's mixed-use recommendation.
The Spencer County Fiscal Court recorded a recommendation from the Taylorsville-Spencer County Joint Planning & Zoning Commission on May 19 that a 0.388-acre parcel at 6041 Little Mount Road be rezoned from AG-1 (agricultural) to R-1 (residential).
Administrator Julie Sweazy explained the request followed a survey that showed a concrete pad parcel had been recorded as a separate deeded tract. Attorney Ruth Holland said the parcel is a 20-by-30 concrete slab adjacent to a house Chris Redmon purchased and that the applicant, Christopher David Redmon, seeks to consolidate the small parcel with his residential lot to bring the property into compliance. Deacon Doug Goodlett of Little Mount Baptist Church said the church sold adjoining land and did not deed off this parcel intentionally.
Commissioner Dwight Greenwell moved to recommend rezoning; Commissioner Cory Osbourne seconded. Administrator Sweazy recorded that an adjoining property owner, Ken Adcock, signed in to indicate support. The planning commission's recommended land-use map indicates mixed use for the area; the commission's motion states the change would be consistent with the comprehensive plan.
The item was recorded for first reading by fiscal court on May 19, 2025, with a second reading scheduled for June 2, 2025 to meet statutory timing requirements.
