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Planning board recommends rezoning of Willow Street parcel to R-20
Summary
The Reidsville planning board voted July 15 to recommend rezoning a 6.2-acre Willow Street parcel (Docket Z2026-04) from mixed RA-20/R-20 to a single R-20 designation; staff cited consistency with the land development plan and noted sewer connection challenges due to elevation.
The Reidsville Planning Board voted July 15 to recommend approval of a rezoning petition for a 6.2-acre undeveloped parcel on Willow Street filed by BMS Investment Properties LLC (Docket Z2026-04). Chair (name not provided) called the item and planning staff recommended approval.
Claudia Moore, the city planner, told the board the parcel currently carries two zoning designations and that the applicant seeks a single R-20 designation for the entire site. Moore said the property is not in the Jordan Lake or Troublesome Creek watersheds, is not in a mapped floodplain and is located in Growth Management Area 4. She told the board some parts of the site may face challenges connecting to sewer because of elevation but recommended the rezoning as consistent with the Reidsville land development plan and in the public interest.
Alex Carter, speaking for the applicant, said the submission was thorough and offered to answer questions. No members of the public spoke in opposition during the public-comment period.
A board member moved to recommend approval based on the materials and findings provided in the public packet; the motion was seconded and carried with no recorded opposers. The planning board will forward its recommendation to city council as part of the normal rezoning process.
