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Ware County commissioners close hearing on rezoning request for 2590 Cactus St.
Summary
Interim Planning Director Dustin Minchew presented a request to rezone 2590 Cactus St. from A-Agriculture/Forestry to C-2 Highway Commercial to allow vehicle storage for sale at GTE; no members of the public spoke and the hearing was closed and added to the Feb. 9, 2026 agenda.
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The Ware County Board of Commissioners closed a public hearing Jan. 12 on a rezoning request for 2590 Cactus St. in Waycross and added the item to the board’s regular meeting agenda for Feb. 9, 2026.
Interim Planning Director Dustin Minchew presented the request to rezone the property from A-Agriculture/Forestry to C-2 Highway Commercial. The application, submitted by Jesse Guy, seeks to use the parcel for storage of vehicles intended for sale at GTE (formerly Guy’s Automotive). No members of the public spoke in support of or opposition to the request when the chairman solicited comment.
Commissioner Leonard Burse moved to close the public hearing; Commissioner Timmy Lucas seconded. The motion passed unanimously among the commissioners recorded as present (Chairman Elmer Thrift, Burse, Barry Cox and Lucas). Commissioner Jon Tindall was recorded absent. The minutes record the public hearing as closed at 4:48 p.m.; the hearing header lists the scheduled start time as 5:00 p.m., a discrepancy reflected in the record.
County Manager James Shubert, Assistant County Attorney Jennifer Herzog and County Clerk Melinda Brooks were listed as staff present. The record also notes press attendance by Danny Bartlett of WJH.
The rezoning request will return for formal consideration at the board’s regular meeting on Feb. 9, 2026, according to the minutes. No ordinance number or formal vote on the rezoning was recorded at the public hearing; the Feb. 9 meeting will be when the board takes up the request for action or further motion.
