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GLPC March 30 meeting: minutes approved, three rezonings recommended, one case withdrawn

Greater Lowndes Planning Commission · March 30, 2026
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Summary

At its March 30 meeting the commission approved the February 23 minutes, recommended approval of three rezoning requests (Cedar Subdivision REZ-2026-08; Cameron Place REZ-2026-09; 195 Johnson Lane VA-2026-01), noted the withdrawal of VA-2026-02, and adjourned at 6:04 p.m.

The Greater Lowndes Planning Commission convened March 30, 2026. After opening remarks and procedural announcements, commissioners approved the February 23 meeting minutes by unanimous voice vote and then considered three zoning requests that the commission voted to recommend to the applicable local governments.

Key actions at a glance: - Minutes: Approved (motion by Ron Bythwood; second by John McCall). Vote recorded as 9-0 at the time of approval. - REZ-2026-08 (Cedar Subdivision, ~184 acres): Recommended approval for rezoning to R-10 and C-H to accommodate ~265 single-family homes and future commercial acreage; developer paving condition attached. Vote: 9-0 (Brian Touchton recused). - REZ-2026-09 (Cameron Place at Bemiss, ~9.3 acres): Recommended approval to rezone to P-D and C-G for ~91 townhomes and commercial lots. Vote: 10-0. - VA-2026-01 (195 Johnson Lane, 0.32 acres): Recommended approval to rezone from C-C to R-6 so the applicant may build a single-story duplex; Historic Preservation Commission review and engineering/drainage review remain. Vote: 10-0. - VA-2026-02 (RST Construction, Lake Laurie Drive): Withdrawn prior to consideration.

Chair Steve Miller adjourned the meeting at 6:04 p.m. These GLPC actions are advisory recommendations; final determinations will be made by the respective local governments at their scheduled public hearings.