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Commission rezones Dro Road parcel to allow horses after ownership clarifications
Summary
The commission approved rezoning two tracks on Dro Road from R1 to RA so the owner can keep horses; multiple family members and neighbors spoke to clarify property history and concerns about drainage and access.
The commission approved a request to rezone two parcels at 7510 and 7520 Dro Road from single-family (R1) to rural agricultural (RA), enabling the owner to keep horses on the property.
Applicant Randy Stone told the commission he had acquired and cleaned up the formerly troubled tract and that much of his adjacent acreage is already zoned RA; he said the rezoning would align the parcel with surrounding uses. Multiple descendants and neighbors spoke to clarify ownership history and to ask questions about potential traffic and drainage impacts. One resident asked whether rezoning would allow changes that could increase traffic; staff said the parcel is not being subdivided and a single house could already be built under its current zoning.
After public comment and discussion, the commission voted to approve the rezoning. Staff noted that any future building permits would require standard reviews for drainage and access.
