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Franklin County approves rezoning for Rodina property, adopts Resolution 26-06
Summary
The Franklin County Board of Commissioners adopted Resolution 26-06 to rezone roughly 33.22 acres at 950 Delaware Terrace from A-1 (Agriculture) to A-2 (Transitional Agriculture), allowing an 80-acre parcel to be split into a 47.38-acre tract for sale and a retained 33.22-acre agricultural tract.
The Franklin County Board of Commissioners on Feb. 11 adopted Resolution 26-06 to rezone approximately 33.22 acres of a Rodina property at 950 Delaware Terrace from the A-1 Agriculture District to the A-2 Transitional Agriculture District.
Planning and Building Director Pat Toth presented rezoning application #2511-0062, saying the request would allow the owner to split an 80.00-acre parcel into a 47.38-acre tract intended for sale and a 33.22-acre tract to be retained for agricultural use. Toth provided the parcel location and the zoning categories under consideration.
The board approved the rezoning on a voice vote after a motion by Commissioner Colton Waymire and a second by Commissioner Donald Stottlemire; the minutes record the vote as “All voted ‘yes.’” The action amends the Official County Zoning Map and is recorded as Resolution 26-06.
The rezoning changes only the county zoning classification and does not itself describe development plans for the sold tract; any future land use, subdivision, or building permits would require compliance with applicable county regulations and separate approvals. The board did not record additional conditions attached to the resolution in the minutes.
The meeting record does not provide further detail about the buyer or future uses for the 47.38-acre tract. The next docketed action would be any permit applications filed with Planning and Building following the rezoning.
