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Staff opposes Keinsville Road rezoning, cites sewer and annexation needs; hearings set for July
Summary
A request by Adam Garner to change future land use from residential two units/acre to suburban commercial and rezone 1835 Keinsville Road from A1 to C1 was presented; staff opposed the change because it would require sanitary sewer and annexation. First reading and public hearing are scheduled for July 7, with a second reading July 21.
At a meeting whose governing body and date were not specified in the transcript, staff recommended against a future land-use amendment and county rezoning requested by Adam Garner for property at 1835 Keinsville Road.
Staff said the application seeks to change the site’s future land-use designation from residential two units per acre to suburban commercial and to rezone the 2.11-acre parcel from A1 to C1. "Staff opposes this request because it will require sewer access, and it is not within the city limits, and does not follow the future land use plan," the staff member said.
Staff explained that any new commercial development near the city limits should be annexed if approved and that sanitary sewer connection would be required for commercial use. The transcript records staff identifying the rezoning as a recommendation to the county commission and the future land-use plan amendment as a recommendation to the city council. The staff member said the expected city council first reading and public hearing would be July 7, and the second reading July 21.
The transcript does not record a formal vote or a final decision on the request during this meeting.
