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Commission backs rezoning and subdivision to return Cedar Grove property to AG‑1, conditioned on meeting AG‑1 standards
Summary
After public concern about notice and traffic, the commission approved a motion to allow Diane Lloyd to subdivide her Cedar Grove Road parcel into four lots conditioned on rezoning the parcel back to AG‑1, reversing prior R‑6 conditions and enabling heirs to hold lots for possible future home construction.
The Planning Commission voted June 17 to approve a request by property owner Diane Lloyd to subdivide a Cedar Grove Road parcel into four lots on the condition the property be rezoned to AG‑1.
Diane Lloyd told the commission she had sought to remove outdated daycare conditions from the property and to subdivide so heirs could retain the land for potential future single‑family development. Several nearby residents spoke in opposition or expressed concern about notice and traffic; one resident said he had not received mailed notice and another said the project risked higher‑density development that would not fit the neighborhood.
Staff told the commission the parcel’s original zoning had been AG‑1 prior to a prior rezoning for a daycare. Commissioners discussed returning the site to AG‑1. The commission first accepted staff findings of fact and then voted to approve subdivision conditioned on the rezone to AG‑1; the record shows a roll‑call outcome of ayes on the motion to rezone to AG‑1.
Staff advised that any future development of the subdivided lots would need to meet AG‑1 standards at building permit stage. The applicant indicated she would accept conditions ensuring the lots be used for single‑family homes rather than high‑density development.
