Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Land Use topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Commission approves two rural rezoning requests for small lot creation
Summary
The commission voted unanimously to rezone a 2.25-acre parcel at 4809 Albert Fentress Road and a 4.01-acre parcel at 1316 South Dividing Ridge Road from AG-2 to RP-80; Planning Commission recommended both approvals and staff cited dimensional conformity and water availability for the Nelson parcel.
The Robertson County Commission on June 15 approved two separate rezoning requests to change portions of AG-2 (Agricultural/Residential) land to RP-80 (Rural Preservation District).
Resolution 061526050 approved the rezoning of 2.25 surveyed acres of a 21.2-acre parcel at 4809 Albert Fentress Road (Tax Map 130, Part of Parcel 199.00) from AG-2 to RP-80. Planning staff recommended approval, noting the parcel met RP-80 minimum dimensional requirements and the county Growth Plan designates the area as rural. The Planning Commission recommended the rezoning 7-0. The commission moved the resolution (Roberts), seconded (Martin), and approved it by voice vote (record shows 19 yes, 0 no; 5 absent).
Resolution 061526051 approved rezoning 4.01 surveyed acres at 1316 South Dividing Ridge Road (Tax Map 141, Parcel 051.00) from AG-2 to RP-80 to permit a two-lot subdivision. Planning staff again recommended approval; the Planning Commission recommended the rezoning 7-0. White House Utility District provided a written water-availability letter confirming that two additional domestic water services could be provided if new lots fronted the road or had easements for service lines; standard tap fees and a $250 water facilities fee per lot were noted in the letter. The commission approved the Nelson rezoning (motion by White, second by Thompson) with a unanimous recorded vote of 19-0 (5 absent).
Both actions were procedural rezoning approvals: staff and the Planning Commission concluded the parcels were dimensionally appropriate for RP-80 and consistent with the Growth Plan's rural-preservation intent. The resolutions amend the county Zoning Atlas and take effect immediately upon adoption.
