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Commission recommends AG-R rezoning to permit one-acre lot split and home
Summary
The commission recommended approval of Z-7790 to rezone one acre from AG to AG-R to allow a lot split and a single-family home; staff said AG-R aligns with the Comprehensive Plan and no public comment was recorded.
The commission recommended approval of Z-7790, a rezoning from AG to AG-R, to permit a one-acre lot split and construction of a new single-family detached house. Staff told commissioners the change would reduce the minimum lot area from two acres to one acre while still allowing certain accessory agricultural uses and would be consistent with surrounding properties and the Neighborhood land-use designation.
There were no public speakers and commission action was unanimous, with motion by Craddock and second by Hood (vote 10-0-0). The staff report recommended approval subject to standard zoning and subdivision conditions.
