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Commission backs rezoning for Buffalo Mill subdivision contingent on lot-size compliance
Summary
Members recommended rezoning of 2208 Buffalo Mill Road from agricultural to residential single-family to allow subdivision into two lots, with approval contingent on meeting minimum lot-size (0.5 acre) and drainage field requirements; the item advances to the Board of Supervisors.
Planning staff presented a rezoning request (PL26-042) for 2208 Buffalo Mill Road to allow subdivision into two residential single-family lots; the existing structure will be removed. Applicant Kristen Rodriguez said the house is in poor condition and that a surveyor had preliminarily identified possible lot lines compatible with septic/drainfield needs.
Commissioners asked about minimum lot size requirements and whether drain fields would accommodate two parcels. Staff noted a 0.5-acre minimum for the district; the applicant said a surveyor and land specialist had reviewed the parcel and would finalize the details if the rezoning is approved. A commissioner who rode the road described the existing structure as an "eyesore" and moved to approve conditional upon meeting the minimum lot-size requirement; the motion passed and the matter will be heard by the Board of Supervisors on May 5.
