Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Land Use Rezoning topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Four Oaks board approves three rezonings for Golden Leaf LLC parcels on Parker Road
Summary
The Town of Four Oaks Board of Commissioners unanimously approved three rezonings requested by Golden Leaf LLC for parcels at 271, 225 and 279 Parker Road, changing each from I-1L to R-A to align with adjacent residential properties, after staff said notice requirements were met and no inquiries were received.
The Town of Four Oaks Board of Commissioners voted unanimously Oct. 21 to rezone three parcels owned by Golden Leaf LLC on Parker Road from I-1L to R-A to match adjacent uses and conform with the town's future land-use plan. Planning & Zoning Administrator Mike Cook told the board that the parcels are in the town’s extraterritorial jurisdiction, public notice ran in the FO Benson News in Review, signs were placed on the properties and letters were mailed to 15 nearby property owners with no inquiries reported.
Cook recommended approval after staff determined the applications met the required findings. For the 271 Parker Road parcel (parcel #08I11083E), Commissioner Tony Capps moved to approve the rezoning and the motion passed unanimously. Similar motions carried for 225 Parker Road (parcel #08I11083F) and 279 Parker Road (parcel #08I11083J), with the board voting without opposition.
The rezonings change each lot’s zoning designation from an industrial/light category (I-1L) to a residential/agricultural classification (R-A). Board members did not receive public opposition during the hearings and made no additional conditions when they approved the requests.
The approvals mean the parcels will now be treated under the town’s R-A standards for future permitting and development. The town’s planning staff recommended the changes as consistent with surrounding properties and the official plans adopted by the board.
The board’s action concluded the three hearings; no appeals or follow-up votes were recorded during the meeting.
