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Commissioners approve commercial rezone for Aycock Farms with GDOT coordination and use limits

Walton County Board of Commissioners · July 7, 2026
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Summary

The board approved rezoning 5.082 acres to B3 for commercial use and heavy-equipment storage with conditions requiring GDOT coordination for an entrance, entrance/exit on Hwy. 83 Connector, and that exterior equipment work be prohibited.

Walton County commissioners approved Z26-0133, rezoning a 5.082-acre portion of parcel C1360030 from A1 to B3 to allow a commercial business and outdoor storage of heavy equipment at the Hwy. 83 Connector and Dial Rd. location. Planning recommended approval with one condition requiring the entrance on Hwy. 83 Connector be coordinated with GDOT. Applicant Mike Conner and Susan Sykes (representing the property owner) spoke in favor of the request; no public opposition was recorded.

The board approved the rezone with three conditions: the rezone is limited to the stated purpose only; entrance and exit must be off the Hwy. 83 Connector (to be coordinated with GDOT); and no exterior work on equipment is permitted (all work must be done inside). Commissioner Lee Bradford moved to approve the rezone on those conditions; Commissioner Kirklyn Dixon seconded; all district commissioners voted in favor.