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Pocomoke City council adopts rezoning to Planned Redevelopment District for Old Virginia Road parcel
Summary
The Pocomoke City Council voted April 20 to adopt Ordinance 2026-08, rezoning a parcel on Old Virginia Road to a Planned Redevelopment District (PRD) at the request of Cypress Grove LLC; the planning commission recommended approval and no members of the public commented at the hearing.
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The Pocomoke City Council on April 20 adopted Ordinance 2026-08, amending the official zoning map to designate a parcel on Old Virginia Road (tax map 402 grid 11, parcel ID referenced in the record) as a Planned Redevelopment District (PRD).
The ordinance, requested by Cypress Grove LLC, changes the property’s zoning from M1 industrial and B2 general business to a PRD floating zone. The city’s planning and zoning commission recommended approval of the master development plan on March 3, 2026; the council said the proposed amendment is consistent with Pocomoke City’s comprehensive plan and zoning code goals for compact, mixed-use infill development.
A public hearing was held during the council meeting; no members of the public spoke. The council then moved, seconded, and approved the ordinance by voice vote. The transcript records the council opening the hearing, receiving no comments, and adopting the measure.
The PRD floating zone is intended to permit flexible development standards and encourage investment and pedestrian-scaled, mixed-use neighborhoods in underutilized areas. The ordinance specifies that the master development plan attached as Exhibit A is approved and that the city’s zoning map will be updated to reflect the change. The ordinance takes effect according to the city charter.
Votes at the April 20 meeting also approved routine consent items (minutes and the bill list); those motions passed on voice vote during the session. The council scheduled public hearings on other matters for May 18, 2026.

