Commission approves 5‑acre homestead split for Hundley Farms
Summary
The commission approved a split that would place two residences and a barn onto a 5.001‑acre tract from Hundley Farms, reclassifying the remainder under Special Use; agent Stephen Pope said the family intends to maintain the cultivated land and no immediate improvements were proposed.
Stephen Pope presented Case 1640 on behalf of Hundley Farms, asking to split two residential structures and outbuildings onto a 5.001‑acre tract and reclassify both the small tract and the remaining cultivated land under the Special Use provision. Pope said the property has been in the Hundley family for decades and that the remaining roughly 31.4 acres would continue in agricultural use with no new improvements planned.
Commissioners sought clarification on whether the homes shared well or septic systems and were told they likely share a well but the sanitary arrangement was not certain. Eric Green moved to approve the split under existing zoning provisions; John Grieshop Jr. seconded and the commission approved the motion by roll call.
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