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Georgetown–Quitman County Commission approves rezoning of two properties to industrial
Summary
The commission voted at a July 25 called meeting to rezone 116 Kaigler Road and 1537 U.S. Highway 82 from low-density residential (R1G) to I-1 (industrial). The rezoning followed a July 24 public hearing that recorded no appearances.
Chairman Carvel Lewis presided over meetings in late July that resulted in the Georgetown–Quitman County Commission approving two rezoning requests.
The commission voted at a July 25 called meeting to change the zoning of 116 Kaigler Road from R1G (low-density residential) to I-1 (industrial) after a July 24 public hearing. Commissioner Richard Baggett moved the motion to rezone 116 Kaigler Road; Commissioner Jerry Green seconded. The vote was recorded as Yes — Green, Baggett, Lewis.
The board then approved a second rezoning, changing 1537 U.S. Highway 82 from R1G to I-1. Commissioner Jerry Green moved the motion; Commissioner Richard Baggett seconded. The vote was recorded as Yes — Green, Baggett, Lewis.
The July 24 public hearing that preceded the votes listed the two properties and proposed rezoning; the hearing record shows no speakers appeared to speak for or against the requests. The commission scheduled and held the called meeting July 25 to act on the zoning changes.
The record does not include conditions attached to the rezoning or a description of proposed uses for either parcel. The minutes show the called meeting concluded with an adjournment at 1:17 p.m.
What happens next was not specified in the meeting record: the minutes do not state whether any appeals period, site plan review, building permits or other approvals will be required before development occurs.
