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Carter County adopts homeless shelter zoning rules and approves two rezones

Carter County Board of Commissioners · July 1, 2026
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Summary

The commission adopted a resolution amending county zoning to add homeless shelter regulations and approved rezoning requests for two properties — 120 Slagle Road and 133 Highway 91 — by unanimous recorded votes.

Carter County commissioners on Nov. 21 adopted a resolution amending the county’s zoning resolution to add regulations governing homeless shelters and approved two separate property rezoning requests.

During the Planning Commission portion of the meeting, commissioners accepted the Resolution Amending the Zoning Resolution of Carter County (Homeless Shelter Regulations) by voice/electronic vote recorded as 24–0. The board then approved a rezoning request from R1 to A1 for property at 120 Slagle Road submitted by Jason Shell and a rezoning from A1 to R1 for property at 133 Highway 91 submitted by the Mills Family Farm and Johnny Mills; both rezonings also passed by recorded votes of 24–0.

Minutes record the motions and unanimous outcomes but do not include detailed text of the zoning amendments or site-specific conditions; additional project-level conditions or appeals, if any, were not specified in the meeting record.