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Fiscal Court holds first reading on a small zone change; planning board recommended unanimous approval
Summary
The court held the first reading of Ordinance 001-2026-03 to rezone about 1.7928 acres from Agriculture 1 to Residential 1A for a proposed single-family lot; planning and zoning had unanimously recommended forwarding the request to the fiscal court for final approval at a later meeting.
The Grant County Fiscal Court conducted the first reading of Ordinance 001-2026-03 on June 23, a zone change request to divide roughly 1.7928 acres from a larger family-owned tract and rezone that parcel from Agriculture 1 to Residential 1A to allow the construction of a single-family home.
Judge Chuckles explained the request had been heard and unanimously approved by the Grant County Planning and Zoning Commission, and that no speakers opposed the change at the planning hearing. The court completed the first reading and indicated the matter will return for final approval at the July fiscal court meeting.
What happens next: The ordinance will be scheduled for its next reading at the court's July meeting; the court must take final action on the change for the rezone to be adopted.
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