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Boone County supervisors approve first reading of rezoning for Buckhill Subdivision
Summary
The Boone County Board of Supervisors on June 3 approved the first reading of Ordinance No. 171 to rezone 28.91 acres in the Buckhill Subdivision from A‑1 (Agriculture Conservation) to R‑1 (Rural Residential), splitting the parcel into three large lots. No public comments were received.
The Boone County Board of Supervisors approved the first reading of Ordinance No. 171 on June 3 to rezone a 28.91‑acre parcel in the Buckhill Subdivision from A‑1 (Agriculture Conservation) to R‑1 (Rural Residential).
Mike Salati, Planning & Zoning, opened a public hearing at 9:02 a.m. on a rezoning request for Parcel #088425011250081, owned by Blue Sky Properties LLC, to create a 5th Addition to the Buckhill Subdivision. Salati said the proposal would be split into three large lots. No public comments were received during the hearing, which closed at 9:06 a.m.
Supervisor Shawn Bryant moved to approve the first reading of Ordinance No. 171; Supervisor Scott Longhorn seconded. Chairman Erich Kretzinger and both supervisors voted “all ayes,” and the motion carried. The item was recorded as a first reading; the ordinance will require further board action to be adopted.
The change would alter the parcel’s zoning classification from agriculture conservation to rural residential. The board did not announce further procedural steps or a date for the second reading in the transcript.
The hearing record lists the parcel number (088425011250081) and owner (Blue Sky Properties LLC) and states the proposed subdivision would be divided into three large lots. The board placed no conditions in the transcript excerpt and did not receive public opposition during the hearing. Ending: The board closed the hearing and approved the ordinance’s first reading; the matter will return for subsequent steps if required.
