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Council adopts rezoning for 7.23-acre parcel on North Greenville West Drive

Greenville City Council · May 19, 2026
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Summary

The Greenville City Council unanimously adopted Ordinance 26-02 to rezone a 7.23-acre parcel on North Greenville West Drive from R-1 single-family to R-2 single- and two-family residential, approving V&W Properties LLC’s application based on staff findings and Master Plan consistency.

Greenville — The City Council on May 19 unanimously adopted Ordinance 26-02 to amend the official zoning map and rezone a 7.23-acre parcel on North Greenville West Drive (parcel number 052-694-511-00) from R-1 Single Family Residential to R-2 Single and Two Family Residential.

Councilperson Moss moved to adopt the ordinance and approve the rezoning application submitted by V&W Properties LLC; Councilperson Johnson seconded. Council members voted in favor of the motion, which the council said was based on the Williams & Works staff report dated April 28, 2026. The council cited two findings from that report in support of the decision: the proposed zoning is consistent with the city’s Master Plan, and the R-2 uses proposed by the applicant are compatible with surrounding land uses and site characteristics.

The rezoning will change the property’s allowable uses from single-family-only to a district permitting single- and two-family residential development. The parcel was described on the agenda as 7.23 acres; the record lists its parcel number as 052-694-511-00 and the applicant as V&W Properties, LLC. The Williams & Works staff report is incorporated by reference in the council’s motion.

The council did not record roll-call vote names in the public minutes; the motion was recorded as unanimously adopted. No conditions or amendments to the rezoning were noted in the meeting record. The next procedural steps, per local ordinance practice, will be to publish the ordinance adoption in the city record and update the official zoning map.