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Lincoln County commissioners adopt rezoning for McCall Administrative Subdivision

Lincoln County Board of Commissioners · May 5, 2026

Summary

The Lincoln County Board of Commissioners voted to adopt Resolution No. 2026-14, rezoning Lot 1, McCall Administrative Subdivision, from TA-1 (agricultural) to R-1 (rural estates). The motion passed by roll call during the May 4 meeting.

The Lincoln County Board of Commissioners voted on May 4 to adopt Resolution No. 2026-14, amending the county's official zoning map to rezone Lot 1 of the McCall Administrative Subdivision from a TA-1 agricultural district to an R-1 rural estates district.

Commissioner said the measure simply formalized a rezoning the board had approved the prior week, calling it “the resolution and the required zoning map to come back along and formalize that.” Judy from the audience was available for questions, but the board recorded no additional public opposition at the meeting.

The resolution describes the parcel as being situated in the Southwest Quarter of Section 15, Township 13 North, Range 31 West of the 6th P.M., Lot 1, McCall Administrative Subdivision, Lincoln County. The chair sought and received a motion and second to adopt the resolution, and the board then called the roll.

By roll call the motion carried with the board voting in favor. The formal adoption attaches the rezoning map to the county's comp plan and zoning regulations as described at the meeting.

The county will file the resolution and the updated zoning map in accordance with local recordkeeping procedures. No further procedural steps were announced at the meeting.

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