Commission hears estate-related rezoning request for Ridgeland Road property
Summary
A request to rezone five acres of a 52.34-acre tract from Agricultural Intensive to Agricultural Residential was presented as an estate settlement measure; staff recommended approval and the applicant's husband spoke in favor.
Planning staff recommended rezoning five acres of a larger 52.34-acre parcel at 2914 Ridgeland Road from Agricultural Intensive to Agricultural Residential to create a residential buffer adjacent to single-family zoning.
Bradley Elrond (speaker 7), who identified himself as Bethany Elrod's husband, said the rezoning is intended "to settle the estate of, Diane and Daniel Anderson, between my wife and her brother, Dusty," and described the request as part of an estate division meant to create residential use for a portion of the property.
Staff said rezoning would create a buffer between the Agriculture Intensive district and nearby Residential Single properties and recommended approval. The hearing was closed with no opposition recorded and the commission forwarded the recommendation to the Board of Commissioners for consideration on March 25.
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