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Planning commission recommends rezone to create multi-generation Humig family property in Augusta area
Summary
The commission recommended approval of RZ 26-08 to rezone 49+/- acres at 8248 SW Boyer Road from AG-40 to RR so the Humigs can create a seven-lot, multi-generation family property; staff described shared-access design and rural water service.
The Planning Commission recommended approval of RZ 26-08, which would rezone a 49+/- acre parcel owned by Josh and Andrea Humig from AG-40 to Rural Residential (RR) to permit platting of seven lots: a larger roughly 30-acre parent tract for the family and six smaller lots of about 3 acres each for children.
Applicant Josh Humig described the intent as a multi-generation family property rather than a speculative subdivision and explained that two lots on SW 80th Street will share a common driveway while four southern lots will be served by a single internal drive and cul-de-sac. Staff confirmed rural water (RWD 2) will serve the lots and that no FEMA-mapped floodplain exists on the parcel. Planning Commissioner Talon Griggs moved to recommend approval; the motion carried 6-0. The case will be forwarded to the Board of County Commissioners for final action on May 26, 2026.
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