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Putnam County commissioners unanimously approve rezoning for 147 Phillips Dairy Road
Summary
The board approved ordinance 2026-008 to rezone 0.57 acres at 147 Phillips Dairy Road from C2 to C3 to allow outdoor storage. Staff said the change is consistent with the comprehensive plan and the Planning Commission recommended approval.
Putnam County commissioners voted unanimously to adopt ordinance 2026-008 (case REZ 25-000020), rezoning a 0.57-acre parcel at 147 Phillips Dairy Road from commercial retail (C2) to commercial general (C3) to allow outdoor storage.
County planning staff told the board the parcel lies in a commercial nodal area, is outside mapped wetlands and FEMA special flood hazard areas, and meets locational requirements in the land development code. The Planning Commission had unanimously recommended approval at its Feb. 11, 2026, hearing, staff said.
The applicants, Albert Miles Jr. and agent Veronica Miles, were identified in the public hearing materials. No members of the public spoke in opposition during the hearing. A commissioner moved to adopt the ordinance; after a second the motion carried by voice vote.
Why it matters: rezoning from C2 to C3 changes the list of permitted uses and allows outdoor storage on the property, which may affect traffic, screening, and neighboring commercial parcels. Staff noted that any development would require a later review by the county's development review committee and applicable permitting.
Procedural next steps: if the site owner pursues development, the parcel must pass the development review process and obtain required permits consistent with the C3 district. Staff noted the approval does not substitute for subsequent permitting or design review.
The board took the vote during its regular session and moved to the next agenda item after the ordinance passed.
