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Rankin County planning commission sets public hearing for conditional-use at Baker Lane; site plan for CLR Construction approved with conditions
Summary
The planning commission set a May 4 public hearing for Bailey Perminter’s conditional-use permit for a 4,200 sq ft dwelling in an A8 flood zone, declined to set two other items, and approved Peyton Sullivan’s 2,400 sq ft CLR Construction Group site plan subject to grading, drainage and architectural conditions.
The Rankin County planning commission and board reviewed multiple land-use requests and set or approved follow-up steps.
A conditional-use permit application by Bailey Perminter for a 4,200-square-foot dwelling within an A8 flood zone (291 Baker Lane) was set for public hearing on May 4 after discussion of flood-elevation certificates and site constraints. Two other planning items — a Southern Charm Homes rezoning and a separate conditional-use modular-home request — were not set for public hearing pending further review and health-department input.
On a separate site-plan item, staff presented Peyton Sullivan’s proposal for a 2,400-square-foot building at 129 East Business Park Drive for CLR Construction Group. Board members approved the site plan subject to receiving grading and drainage plans; the board additionally asked for masonry treatments on the visible elevations and for a gravel-to-asphalt apron at the driveway transition to limit gravel tracking onto the road.
Board members debated minimum-lot and health-department constraints related to proposed one-acre lots on Jerusalem Church Road; staff advised a legislative approach next year to address subdivision and septic concerns.
The planning commission adjourned and the board returned to other business; further hearings and formal notices will be scheduled as required by ordinance.
