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Board approves Ace Country rezoning and adopts definition updates tied to R‑3/R‑4 work
Summary
The Board recommended approval for Ace Country Holdings LLC to rezone three parcels from Agriculture A‑1 to Business General B‑1 and approved planning staff's proposed definition updates to support pending R‑3/R‑4 amendments.
The Madison County Board of Supervisors voted June 3 to forward planning commission recommendations on two comparatively noncontroversial matters.
First, the board approved RZ‑04‑26‑01, a rezoning request from Ace Country Holdings LLC to convert three contiguous parcels from Agriculture A‑1 to Business General B‑1 so the business on the site can expand. Planning staff said the rezoning aligns with the county's comprehensive plan and the Highway 29 corridor study. The board voted to recommend approval as the planning commission had done.
Second, the board approved ZOA‑06‑26‑01, a set of selected definition updates in Article 20 intended to modernize terminology and align zoning definitions with common planning and development usage ahead of the pending R‑3 and R‑4 framework work. Staff and planning commissioners characterized the changes as clarifying and limited in scope; the board approved the updates.
Both actions passed with recorded votes at the June 3 meeting; next steps are standard permit and implementation review where applicable.
