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County Board adopts ZBA recommendations to allow two lot-split requests
Summary
The board approved two Zoning Board of Appeals recommendations: rezoning RZ-26-103 (Randy Doss) from AG-2 to SE-1 to permit a ~5-acre lot split, and a special-use density increase SU-26-202 (Stacres, Inc.) allowing a 12.02-acre lot split from a 40-acre parcel with a recorded deed restriction on the remainder.
The Rock Island County Board adopted Zoning Board of Appeals findings on March 19 and approved two land-use items.
RZ-26-103 (Randy G. Doss) rezoned an approximately 11.75-acre parcel from AG-2, General Agricultural, to SE-1, Suburban Estates Low Density, to facilitate a roughly 5-acre lot sale for a single-family residence and accessory structure. The ZBA vote to recommend approval was unanimous and the board adopted the recommendation.
SU-26-202 (Stacres, Inc.) approved a Special Use Permit for a density increase in an AG-1, Agricultural Preservation district to split a 12.02-acre residential parcel from a 40-acre tract. The approval is conditioned on recording a deed restriction on the remaining acreage prohibiting additional residential structures so the overall parcel conforms to the one-dwelling-per-40-acre AG-1 standard.
Both actions were supported by Zoning staff findings that the requests were consistent with the county land-use plan and would have minimal environmental or transportation impacts given existing access and land characteristics.
