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Board approves rezoning of 9.57 acres in Bingham Township

Clinton County Board of Commissioners · April 21, 2026
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Summary

The Clinton County Board approved a zone map amendment April 21 to rezone roughly 9.57 acres in Bingham Township from Single-Family Residential (R-1) to Agriculture/Residential Transition (A-3) for property owned by Joseph and Meredith Goodman.

The Clinton County Board of Commissioners voted April 21 to approve a zone map amendment (PC-04-26 / OR-201-26) to rezone about 9.57 acres in Section 15 of Bingham Township from Single-Family Residential (R-1) to Agriculture/Residential Transition (A-3). The application was submitted by property owners Joseph and Meredith Goodman and the Planning Commission recommended approval.

Applicant Joseph Goodman provided comments to explain the request. The board approved the rezoning by roll call vote; those voting aye were Commissioners Showers, Washington, Hurtekant, Fickes, Andrews and Rudat — six ayes, zero nays, one absent. The motion directs county staff to record the ordinance change and update zoning maps.

Why it matters: the rezoning changes the allowable uses and development expectations for the parcel in Bingham Township, altering what kinds of agricultural or residential transitions the property may support.

What’s next: administration will process the ordinance paperwork and update official maps and records.