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Robertson County commission approves rezoning of parcel on Pinson School Road
Summary
The Robertson County Board of Commissioners approved a technical correction to a prior zoning resolution and voted to rezone about 2.96 acres of property at 3509 Pinson School Rd. from AG-2 to R-40 during its March 23 meeting after a public hearing and motions by county commissioners.
SPRINGFIELD, Tenn. — Robertson County commissioners on March 23 approved two Planning and Zoning items: a technical correction to a prior zoning resolution and a rezoning request for property at 3509 Pinson School Road.
The board first approved a correction to Zoning Resolution No. 121525100 related to the 2021 International Residential Code. Planning staff said the original resolution misstated certain appendix references; the corrected language changes the appendix letter sequences from the previously listed A–J and M–Q to AA–AJ and AM–AQ. Commissioner M. Dorris moved the correction, Commissioner Stroud seconded, and the motion passed, meeting the commission’s required threshold of 13 yes votes.
The commission then considered Resolution No. 032326020, a request from ACS Homebuilders on behalf of property owner Donna Saad to rezone 2.96 surveyed acres of a 6.65-acre parcel at 3509 Pinson School Rd. from AG-2 (agricultural) to R-40 (residential). Planning and Zoning Director Pam Groves and Chief Deputy Hunter Mantooth were present for the public hearing. Developer Cam Suggs voiced his intent for the parcel and answered questions about the proposal.
Commissioner M. Dorris moved to approve the rezoning; Commissioner Moore seconded. The motion carried after meeting the board’s required threshold of 13 yes votes. The transcript and minutes do not record a roll-call tally of individual yes/no votes; the meeting record notes the quorum was 23 present with two absent (Jackson and Pierce).
County Mayor William A. Vogle opened the meeting and County Clerk Angie H. Groves noted that departmental reports (Highway Commission, Trustee, Animal Control, Veterans Service, Planning Commission, Solid Waste, Emergency Management, EMS, Fire, and Finance) were filed and available in the clerk’s office and online minutes. EMS Director Brent Dyer gave the invocation and led the Pledge of Allegiance.
The commission approved minutes from its Feb. 23, 2026 meeting by voice vote before taking the Planning and Zoning items. No additional details about conditions, site plan changes, or appeals were recorded in the provided minutes for Resolution No. 032326020.
