Commission rezones 135 Breckenridge Drive NW to R-2 after planning commission recommendation
Summary
After a public hearing and a Jan. 15 Planning Commission endorsement, Bradley County commissioners voted unanimously to rezone 135 Breckenridge Drive NW from FAR to R-2 to allow higher-density residential development.
Bradley County commissioners voted unanimously on Feb. 17 to approve RESOLUTION 2026-04, rezoning a parcel at 135 Breckenridge Drive NW (Tax Map 021, Parcel 053.03) from FAR (Forestry/Agricultural/Residential) to R-2 (High Density Residential).
The rezoning petition, filed by Breckenridge Properties LLC, had received a recommendation of approval from the Bradley County Regional Planning Commission on Jan. 15, 2026. The county resolution cites the petition and records that a legally required public hearing was held on Feb. 17; the meeting minutes show the chairman opened the public hearing and no opposition was recorded in the minutes.
Commissioner Josh Rogers moved passage; Commissioner Bobby Goins seconded. The roll-call vote was recorded as 14 ayes and no nays.
What it changes: the zoning map amendment alters allowable uses on the identified parcel to the R-2 zoning classification, which the county characterizes as a high-density residential district. The resolution references the deed (Deed Book: 1482 Page: 250) in the county register of deeds.
Next steps: rezoning takes effect on adoption. Any development proposals will proceed under R-2 standards and will be subject to site-plan, permitting and other development regulations administered by the county planning office.
Actions: RESOLUTION 2026-04 (rezoning 135 Breckenridge Drive NW) was adopted by a recorded roll-call vote.
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