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Greenville schedules May public hearings on multiple rezoning proposals
Summary
The council set public hearings for May 2 and May 16, 2023, on proposed zoning amendments affecting multiple parcels along Lafayette, First, Summit, Pearl, Coffren, Benton, Oak and Union streets, moving several parcels from commercial or office zoning toward single- and two-family residential or neighborhood commercial designations.
The Greenville City Council voted as part of the consent agenda to set two public hearings on proposed zoning changes affecting multiple parcels in the downtown and S. Lafayette corridors.
A May 2 public hearing will consider amendments affecting properties generally on the east side of Lafayette Street between Congress Street and North Street (including parcels on First, Summit, Pearl and E. Coffren streets) to rezone parcels from C-2 General Commercial to R-2 Single and Two-Family Residential. A May 16 public hearing will consider a second set of amendments affecting parcels generally along S. Lafayette Street between Benton and Union streets, proposing rezones from O-1 Office to R-2 Single and Two-Family Residential or C-1 Neighborhood Commercial for multiple addresses.
Council did not debate the specifics at length during the meeting; the hearings will allow public comment and a fuller record for any subsequent council action.
