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Commissioners approve rezoning of county property back to rural residential (R‑1)
Summary
Following an APC recommendation, the Clinton County Board approved a rezoning request to return a property on West State Road 26 to R‑1 rural residential to allow marketing as a single‑family dwelling; the APC voted unanimously to forward the favorable recommendation.
The Clinton County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved Resolution 2026‑04 on June 16 to rezone a property (staff report references a location on West State Road 26) from its commercial B‑1 classification back to R‑1 rural residential.
Kathy, speaking for the Area Plan/Planning Commission (APC), said the property appears to have started as a single‑family dwelling, was rezoned B‑1 and used for commercial purposes, and had later been converted back to use as a single‑family residence. She told commissioners that the owner requested a rezone to make the property easier to sell as a residence and that the APC voted unanimously to forward a favorable recommendation to the commissioners.
The board moved to adopt resolution 2026‑04 to rezone the parcel back to R‑1; the motion carried 3‑0.
What it means: rezoning to R‑1 will allow the property to be marketed and used as a single‑family dwelling again, per staff explanation. The record does not list subsequent conditions or an implementation timeline beyond the board vote.
