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Neighbors oppose Gregory rezoning on Highway 31 W; commissioners approve AG2→R40
Summary
At a public hearing on rezoning requests for property at 4815 Highway 31 W, neighbor John Campbell urged commissioners to reject plans that could landlock nearby lots and create easement burdens; planning staff said utilities and lot size would limit future commercial development and the AG2→R40 request recorded a favorable vote.
During the public hearing, a neighbor identified in the transcript as John (first transcribed as John Campbell) spoke against a rezoning request for 4815 Highway 31 W, telling commissioners the proposed AG2→R40 change could landlock an adjacent lot and create long-term easement and driveway maintenance problems. He also noted the zoning packet did not make clear whether White House Water would provide commercial service and warned about potential signage and light impacts.
Planning staff explained the parcel configuration and said the application would carve out a lot around an existing house and that the planned driveway would rely on an existing access easement. Staff (identified in the transcript as Mr. Hart and Hunter) said residential water service would suffice for a small-scale beauty-shop operation if a residence were present; because the commercial portion lacked a residence, the applicant sought rezoning. After discussion the chair called the question; the clerk recorded a tally transcribed as "Got 16 4," and the chair declared the resolution approving the AG2→R40 change passed.
