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Planning Commission rezones Admore RV Park and approves expansion with fence commitment
Summary
The commission approved rezoning and a development plan to expand Admore RV Park at 2411 Admore Lane, requiring a 4‑board horse fence along the north property edge to separate the park from adjacent lake property; both votes passed 7–0.
Staff explained that the Admore RV Park at 2411 Admore Lane currently operates as a legal, nonconforming RV park in a B‑2 district but must be rezoned to the open‑space (OPS) district to expand. Neil Turpin said the town and applicant developed site‑specific development standards with input from the Technical Review Committee and the Parks Department; the proposal would roughly double the RV footprint and preserve existing trees where feasible.
Doug Sellers, representing the applicant, said the site plan keeps existing features such as the on‑site pond and includes pull‑in RV spaces with off‑street parking and amenity areas. He noted the applicant is agreeable to maintaining a 250‑foot buffer adjacent to the golf course and to working with the fire department to number lots for emergency dispatch.
Neighbors asked about buffers and driveway separation. Donna Innes (521 Copper Road) raised concerns about the driveway that provides lake access; commissioners and the applicant negotiated a commitment to install a 4‑board horse fence from the front of the property back to where the existing farm fence begins, taking care to preserve mature trees. The commission approved the rezoning (REZ25‑0002) and the development plan (DP25‑0006) with the fence commitment by unanimous voice vote (7–0).
