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Planning commission recommends rezoning of Rt. 211 parcel to Business B-1

New Market Planning Commission · May 4, 2026
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Summary

The Planning Commission unanimously recommended that parcel 104-A-15B (just over 2.5 acres on Rt. 211/E. Old Cross Road) be rezoned from Transitional Zoning Classification X to Business District B-1; no development plan was presented and no public comments were offered during the joint hearing.

The New Market Planning Commission voted unanimously May 4 to recommend rezoning parcel 104-A-15B — a property of a little over 2.5 acres on Rt. 211 East/East Old Cross Road — from Transitional Zoning Classification X to Business District B-1.

Planning staff member Mr. Garrison told the commission the parcel lies in the town's annexation area and voluntary settlement agreement and that the rezoning request was to place the lot into a commercial district. He said there were no specific development plans on file but that the landowner, Jon Henry, sought to bring the parcel into the town for potential commercial use. The joint public hearing with the Town Council drew no public comments.

Commissioner Sonny Mongold moved to recommend the rezoning and George Daugharty seconded; the motion passed by voice vote, 4-0. The commission's recommendation will be returned to the Town Council at a future meeting for final action.

Why it matters: Changing the parcel from Transitional X to B-1 would allow commercial uses by-right under the town's zoning classifications; Mr. Garrison said the property is already in the annexation area, which triggered the transitional classification when it was annexed. No timetable or specific project was presented at the May 4 meeting.