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Board sets public hearing for Garland Mountain Sporting Clays rezoning tied to restaurant rebuild
Summary
The Board unanimously called for a public hearing to consider a board‑initiated rezoning for property owned by Garland Mountain Sporting Clays after a restaurant on the property burned and now needs replacement in a different configuration, which may not be grandfathered.
The board voted unanimously to set a public hearing — at the earliest date allowed by advertising rules — to consider a board‑initiated rezoning of property owned by Garland Mountain Sporting Clays.
Commissioners said the restaurant on the Garland Mountain property burned and the configuration proposed for replacement would not be grandfathered under existing authorizations, so a rezoning is required for the operation to proceed. The motion to call for the public hearing was seconded and approved by voice vote.
Staff and counsel flagged the matter as related to an existing settlement and said the hearing will be scheduled as soon as advertising and notice requirements are met. The board asked staff to expedite scheduling and to provide required materials.
