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Fayette County commissioners approve multiple rezonings and subdivision plans amid resident objections
Summary
The Fayette County Board of Commissioners on Feb. 26 approved a package of rezoning and subdivision requests, including approvals for residential-to-agricultural rezonings and commercial rezoning for a self-storage expansion; several nearby residents raised traffic and noise concerns during public comment.
The Fayette County Board of Commissioners on Feb. 26 approved a series of land-use actions that will change zoning on several parcels and authorize multiple subdivisions across the county.
Planning and Zoning Director Debbie Bell told the board that staff generally found the requests consistent with the county’s Future Land Use Map and Comprehensive Plan. The board voted to approve petitions that included rezoning single-family lots to agricultural-residential to enable accessory agricultural uses, subdivision of larger parcels into multiple lots, and one commercial rezoning to permit an extension of an existing self-storage facility.
Key votes and outcomes at a glance: - Petition 1368-25 (Reagan, Parcel 0722 023): rezoned 8.053 acres from R-70 to A-R; approved 5-0. - Petition 1371-25 (CK 138 LLC, Parcel 1306 023): rezoned 15.733 acres from R-40 to C-H to allow self-storage expansion; approved 4-1 (Commissioner Charles W. Oddo opposed). - Petition 1372-25-A (1246 Hwy. 314, 45.412 acres)…
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