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Stephens County approves rezoning of 3.33-acre Vincent D. Martin parcel
Summary
The Stephens County Board of Commissioners approved a rezoning request to change 3.33 acres owned by Vincent D. Martin from agricultural-residential to single-family residential after a public hearing and a Planning Commission recommendation of approval.
The Stephens County Board of Commissioners on Jan. 28 approved a rezoning request for a 3.33-acre parcel owned by Vincent D. Martin, changing its designation from agricultural-residential to single-family residential.
Clerk introduced the item, saying, "The proposal is to rezone 3.33 acres to residential single for residential purposes." The Planning Commission had recommended approval. No speakers in favor addressed the board during the public hearing; one person spoke in opposition during the hearing. After brief board questions, a motion to approve was made and seconded and the board voted in favor.
The decision was recorded as approved during the meeting; no roll-call tally was taken on the record in the transcript. The action will be reflected in the county zoning records and any subsequent permitting will proceed under the approved single-family residential classification.
