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Commissioners approve rezoning for 2077 Greenville Road on first reading
Summary
The board approved a first reading to rezone 2.02 acres at 2077 Greenville Road from single‑family medium density to general commercial; applicant representative Steven Ward spoke in support and staff reported no public opposition at the notice period.
The Troup County Board of Commissioners approved on first reading a rezoning request for 2.02 acres at 2077 Greenville Road, changing the parcel from single‑family medium density to general commercial.
Planning staff described the parcel, noting adjacent zoning and that the Board of Zoning Appeals and Planning Commission had approved the request on June 12. "We did not receive any public comments," staff said, and the applicant's representative, Steven Ward of Trademark Quality Homes, spoke in support, noting the current house on the property is vacant and in poor repair. Staff noted the county's zoning ordinance requires a 50‑foot buffer between general commercial and adjacent residential zones; no adverse impacts were identified in staff review. Commissioners approved the first reading by motion and voice vote.
Staff noted that any significant deviation from the proposed lot configuration or acreage may constitute noncompliance with rezoning approval and instructed applicants to follow conditions indicated in the staff report.
