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Board approves rezoning to allow a home-based aesthetician at 140 Edith Russell Road
Summary
The Randleman Board of Aldermen approved rezoning 140 Edith Russell Road from R-1 to R-1CZ to allow a single aesthetician salon in an accessory unit; the Planning Board recommended approval citing three land‑development policies. No public opposition was recorded.
RANDLEMAN — The Randleman Board of Aldermen voted unanimously March 4 to rezone 140 Edith Russell Road from R-1 to R-1CZ to permit a single aesthetician salon in an accessory unit.
Planning Director Brandon Emory told the board the Randleman Planning Board met Feb. 24 and unanimously recommended the rezoning, citing the Randleman Land Development Plan policies to support job creation (Policy 1.A), attract a mix of employers (Policy 1.B) and market the city (Policy 1.C). The board opened a public hearing; applicant Destaney Heaton described the proposed business as a sole-proprietor aesthetician service offering facials and services such as lashes for weddings and parties. No one spoke in opposition.
Alderwoman Melissa Allred Blalock moved to approve a Letter of Consistency and the rezoning; Alderwoman Kimmy Williams seconded the motion, which passed unanimously. The board packet included preliminary policy citations and a staff recommendation; the transcript records that the motion cited the three specific development-plan policies in support.
The decision changes only the parcel’s zoning classification to R-1CZ to allow the described home-business use; the transcript does not record issuance of any business license or building-permit approvals. Additional permits or inspections required by city code and state rules were not detailed at the meeting.
