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Robertson County approves rezoning request for Paul B. Cook

Robertson County Commission · October 22, 2024

Summary

The Robertson County Commission approved Resolution 102124084 to rezone 1.85 acres of a 50.60-acre parcel at 6682 Lehi Cook Road, following a planning commission recommendation and a roll-call vote announced by the chair.

The Robertson County Commission approved a rezoning request from Paul B. Cook for a 1.85-acre portion of a 50.60-acre parcel at 6682 Lehi Cook Road (tax map 072, parcel 003.008) when it adopted Resolution 102124084.

Planning staff read the petition into the record, noting the planning commission had recommended approval by a 7–0 vote. "Paul b Cook request to rezone 1.85 acres of the 50.60 acres ... located at 6682 Lehi Cook Road, tax map 072, part of Parcel 003.008," the staff member said when summarizing the application. Commissioners then took a motion to approve the resolution (mover: Michael Doris; second: Commissioner Stroud). The chair announced the vote as "21 4 0" and declared the resolution passed as read in the meeting.

The commission did not record additional conditions in the meeting transcript. Planning staff had provided the parcel and zoning details during the public hearing; no members of the public spoke against the request during the hearing. The county will proceed under the adopted resolution and any administrative steps required by the planning department will follow.

The matter was listed in the meeting agenda as Resolution 102124084 and had been forwarded to the commission with a unanimous recommendation from the planning commission.

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