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County approves boundary-line adjustment rezonings for Sand Creek Road properties

Board of Franklin County Commissioners · June 24, 2026
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Summary

Franklin County commissioners unanimously adopted Resolution 26-22 to rezone two parcels on Sand Creek Road to allow a boundary-line adjustment and to merge an inaccessible 1.60-acre parcel with an adjacent tract; addresses cited were 1383 and 1572 Sand Creek Road.

Nathan Boyd, Planning and Building Director, presented rezoning application #2604-0077 (Loder) for properties commonly known as 1383 and 1572 Sand Creek Road. The application included rezoning approximately 0.42 acres from A-2 (Transitional Agricultural District) to A-1 (Agriculture District) to permit a boundary-line adjustment that grants access to an A-1 tract. The applicant also requested rezoning approximately 1.60 acres from A-1 to R-E (Residential Estate) to merge that parcel with an adjacent tract because the current owner cannot access the 1.60-acre parcel due to a creek. The Planning Commission recommended approval.

Commissioner Colton Waymire moved and Commissioner Ianne Dickinson seconded adoption of Resolution 26-22 to approve the rezoning requests and amend the Official County Zoning Map. The motion passed with all commissioners voting yes.

No additional conditions or amendments were recorded in the minutes; no public comment was recorded on this item.